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• dab 1 r "IR., ONIM amml..••••••mb . • • , tfitz.Fairmigkig Ark GEAMOVkAhTS " Ir 8. I.lgl PUBLIC are ,rmetl, that t'le 1114,E of the mA tt Neksa4 rSTATIsS la the Parbilhes Leillwitkong; liffgab, 'Lantivit Major, Pennastb,, tanditr; Menhir Davin, Lavernoek, teritt'lL PolelßD)Sithetit. Iglvvytilan, sadvertised fur "T t e _ ll44ll 4t htl4r4ifbiliPaLts at the Cardiff Matt is Car , ri. at; Ittl nnt c is posrpo;*l.. TAitailassaik IPATTUTITL• vita wike, sirs ittillifialinivres R01i0151 , -Rll TOR rtia coyr ra yit . .pit,artih.ligk bit oaf 4fint., Alta il 4-"rrtif hill'ltidtress. Faith Mora* ,setilaign on . to milt.- ty; ail he TAR 'alum all he bacE•She inld hint to re to • •t Shaw pufitic-boure in Hattkehriv,on t•aturday afters:non, t he • plitb-04.4 1 10rit, c 'q.v.., wane drink, and she would get things rea -6 fpitiuldol; His matt, was gone to. Audlem i and she told • !kith ( &A Lomas) that ho most trot go. to hed. lie cam,. intistrabout iireive o'clock, and, a' anon al by master war gone - to bed ai:tr asleep. hi wdetreis came itp to' hfa room. lit Was adeep ; she awoke him, and told h m bin tna,ter war 'fast akiver, Ain) be must t qine and !till Mtn. refusrd; die. went down a was, and afterwards came' up again, and went dowq again, and - tie (John I.rinias) (allowed btr. Site had gnt the sae read.y, and • give It him ins hir : hatid. tie saint *mild be inapd out, and t• ry should be sate to - be hanged. .tibe 'Said *be would' see him sal,. and swear he was fait asleep is bed, and would stud the stn, ant girl to call hint up. lie (John Lotita•l • aid his, master Witold awake beforehe reached the hect,,and she said would 1 9 7 0. 4 .40% PillliKtiiESEX.-FREEHOLD BUILDING • .UROUJ.II), •HOLLOWAY.. " • ro 114.60L.1.) BY AUCTION, 13y 'Nit. S..i fel WiL PEARL*, At Ouraday's, To.niot row, In Sit Lots, - SIX PIECES OF rit4EtioLD BUILDING GROUND; Labd.taz redeemed, 16 feel‘wile, by 56 feet doer, shaated in Cornwall Place, near Holloway Turnpike. May br ,virw e d ; pud particubri had ou the Prentibes ; it the Cleiciratid flortes, Hollowly ; at Gurr.ivray'• ; and of Mr. Sa *mei *Pluifte li 4 libAu itsn and Estate OIL:e, No. 16, Corabill, ippoite kalelk 9f pingiinl LtSTA I AND CURRENT' 0111 L Nal . tnibampton•row, P.usselt re. . *be '• square. r 0 in Arse, and put up her bind if he was fast asleep, fol. fOrn'to ANCELts, In - miring been honoured by the mire in and k Sie.pnt Minitandlip two or thine tiniest patronage elseignition of many of the Nobility and Land and then said he must come lb. jie (ilia t a t Othess went in. and owners in support gilds plan, purportioga rev;sion upon Private ' his mistress (Edith Kerrey) held thaftandla, vh/le Inc sirs* his Contract Sides of Estates, ntort respectfully begs leave to submit master three time, with the axe on his head. .1 - lest:tick hint the the principle for general adoption to Land awl liouse-hulders, Overtime over the temple. After lie had :truck hint three times,. whose views are either to sell or let. he heard the servant wench, Yaw alert In the next room, Ret upon IL urn slats reads himself of making knovin his Intuition the Boor, and be said the servant worn= was waling; on width t;faelvatit lug money on Houses of Furniture, Stocks in Trade, hislnitteest wetted her huger and thwah, and Put the candle and other miscelLuteous property intended for prompt and ins • ' es,. lie (Jan Lomas) ran away . toiwarda the door, and his mediate sale; relying on his experience for upwards of 16 years back er was shtwring, " 0 Loan ! ' His mistrem turned him in the practice of an Auctioneer and Appraiser. ain, , s ash said he must en again, as fie had not kilted him ; Mr. A.'r pratedTrealise in a guano pamphlet, anon the 9ys.. • s' e said he must kill bins. 1 hen he went *pla t tad struck at hem of private Contract Sslel, may be had at the Office at above, hint in the dark, three ocJour ones. with the axe; be (Wks he price- 2..4c1. to the public, and to such as honear him with their only bit him once with the head of it„and then•he ran oat of the eomtuastela, gratis. . parlour. kis mirreas met bins in the house-place, and opening a sheath, tot & out a rater, Which she put into hic hand, sqlne. EUSTON PLACE, NEW ROAD, NEAR TO GOWER ise must go and kid him amts.-he must cot hit throat. He refit- s'l REE'F.—LEASEHOLD I4OUSE ANL) PREMISES. sed, but sbe,gave bun a bit of a push, and said he must g0 ..- hit I To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. ANGELL, then went Bfbt, end he followed her with the razor Mid. hand. At Garraway':, on 'I hur,day, September in, at ia, She flung the out-door of the ion e open, and then went irto the I A Valuable LEASEHOLD DWELLING. parlour, where the servant giriAltpt,and shut the door after her, HOUSE, with fore-court and yard behind, fitted up with and hr (John •Lomas) went into the parlour. His master was coming off the bed backwards. and he toe:rhea Linn on *tech his superior taste apd comet fora genteel tensity; comprising tens excellent kitehene, and appropriate cellarage, on the base master rose up, and c.eteteed at hint by the breast, and by his matt& two •• • a good dimensions. and a small ofF. , e, with right hand that he had the razor M. He(Lomas)sprung out of his ! eistran .14'the ground boor; a suite of well-propurtioned arms, and then Ltd iobl cf hint bythe hea,', as tee was sea upon I dewing-roomnt communicating by folding-doers, and finished his knees. and cut his :lama twice. He loosed h'm and ran, and mnu tdt ngs , Marble cleinn wpa leces, &c.; !with tasieltdand e l egant Ins master fed ro the floor, and he went up stairs aid got bluebell. two best hedisabanihers, on thesecond storey ; and on the attic, Af era while,. the servant girl, I 'annals- Evans, canauggp to Inns servants' sleeping-reorns, nursery, &c. •to shout him up. She camt and shook him, and he desired her I These premises are elevated on the South side of the to ridown 'taws agate, and leave the candle. He head the-Woody I New-road, in a range of genteel budding*, most e ligibly situate, shirt oar, and did not put his arm out of bed :. he was afraid of and. conveniently remove-d from the road; are held fora term of her seeing it. He them got up, and put his elan on over his 91) yeses, at a very low ground rant. bloody shirt ; lee dried his bloiely hands upon his waistcoat :he May be viewed till the sale; and further particulani had of also put his smock frock on, and went downs stairs. Ni'hen he Mr. Atigell,l6, southampton-row, Rtnsell.sqUare. • tome down stalls. the servant girl said, somebody lead murdered tln'r matter, and he was desired to go in and see if he was dead. lie.went to the psrlour-dpnr, sod jhst peeped in, and said he - cheated he was. His mistress desired therm to call Betty Spode up, and he and the servant wench went and situated her sir, aura ..•411e cube with John'hloors, James San.liland, and 'I bonus Tim . nt:s. '1 heywantan in loth at hia master, but he did not go in. T. 'l:iniettia came nut again, and J. Moors went in with the candle. 11r came outiegaiii, and they all sweet to call up Mr. James • 3vfiscrey, las Master's limber, and he returned a i:b them back is *pig, tiritOn'thottiasNalt. and Joseph Pedington wok him. 'I bey went inns alte'pirlour. He (Itilen I.nmas) and-Thomas set seethe house. They came out again and asked hem ,(.1 - whn .I,nmas) tribune some logs to lay him upon. He went up stake& lira own Wel-chamber, and brought down Ike window • sbeet-hisd ;Meek them. • John Moen awl Thomas HAM 'vests • inerafstabstarCk lodglng boast* and .- they. ante back again with str.Girt•ai l / 2 .l4l.Dashicy, and otiter.penoto. -John Moors came late the. Dense jr.r a Fair of seisms-a. Ns (Jeho I.emas) rave • ')tiro them, astei he saw Me. ()roam aqd Mr. Doolt• measuring the feet in the garden, and tfairilf .. lk.l:Greione asked him fasc ^f Ms 'shoe.' kite fetched it, *4 they roc-amerce Mr. Dooley clad WI am Hall came to hint, and' said 'that they had some Ens ' picion tau he had hews c::ncertied in the basin. ss. .He said he lad not. TI cp. said he had, and .eked him• what made his - smock blood; .? He *aid La bad heel! blending softie calves and the ni..re: 't hey askealltint where his clhtylehirt was ? He sa d that wits itle bad on. Mr. Waller; said it did not look like a bitty shirt ; butbeAtath ,'I hey said he must strip. lie pulled cif his coei, and they mica his skeveie.- There was some ' blood upon the sleeves, and Ms a`..button on be- breeches. Mt. . *team mime down ike stabil; "STA asked him whether his box . *M em kicked I He said it was,. and be asked to give hint the key. He refused, •ad Mr. Grimm sa'd he would break it open. • He (Torn Lomas) then nen; .tip stars ivithothers, and his mis • tress was conveying the bloody hirgsout of tI4 box.. She was •gettingthent away. He says, when lat.trit plat them off, be lett them-op the door, and when he went up stairsognin be put them into sheltie and/licked it He says, when he went from nturs deritig ids master it was dabs, and bel.ad cut We own right hand, - , and his hands werebloody with his master's blood. Ile put his - hat-d in thedark anther table at the bonen: of the stairs leading *t his room, which •kfr a mark of three bloody dupers. Fie .1,0 r his hand arm he sea rs, which kft a mark of three finger, et tra lie washed the Mark sin distable with some water that steak spot, s i zed spit on the stairs, and rubbed it offwith hp' Vati and his ha, ds.'• • -long conversation took place between L ' alas and Edith Mowry, on Sunday the day before the execution of Lomas. in the course of it they mutually nfessetl that a criminal intimacy subsisted between thent,a , ad they excluniged forgiveness. Ms. Hurarow, site Clerg•iman, asked Lomas how Le got the axe that he stir ock his master with ? and he said, his mistress gale it into his hand. • The oh ' servAiun she mile to this u as—" My dear lad, was it not en the chair P' He said—" Why Misttes,„ 't you put it into my hand," w hid) she did not dell z, - end being asked ab, ut the razor, he said, his misiress _reontealed it under her cloattis ; that he took the axe, , - and while his mivress held the candle, he struck his , Master three times; she then pinched tht candle nut, and they kaiak ran into the housellate, where th- y illeard him groan, upon which I& mistress said...-. - 0 John, he iv alive ;go and kill hint." Mrs. M. replied to this, she only made the observation, 4 . John, he is alive ;" he then went and struck,him with the axe two or three tittles in the dark, and returned,, ; :when she gave him the razor ; they still heard him groaning. Lomas persisted in it, before her, that she • irected him to-go and kill him—to go and cut his - throat. She continued to deny this part, whilst he NeVeate4 it as true. . • • EUSTON SQUARE, NEW ROAD. By Mr. ANGELL, At Garrawars, on 'Thursday, September 1 1 1, at 1 t, AVery valuable LEASEHOLD HOUSE and tilkMlSES,desira'oly situate on the webt side of F.us oar square, htldihr a term of 99 years at a low ground-rent ; stating of two kitchens, pmt: y, and excellent ea:amp ; on the liz.entent storey, two wen-finished patludrs, fitted up in presto: taste, with marble shinnies; an eturance hall, and lath unable stone staircas e , with mahogany hand-rail; an tsceilent !Milt of Iwo drawing-teams au t 1 e princlul sorry; two best bed-chain hers on the Awood ; a.:d aereant's sleeping-onnis on the attic. Irum the vary kt,ltily and improving situminn of this estate, and the truperioweaste with which the plantwiont and en closures of the ,ware are proceeding upen, th. re remains hot little tict.lit of houses in the neighbout bond ktchilig a great price that are fini.laed, similar to the premises in question. May be viewed till the -ale; and partictears had of Mr. Angell, 16, Southampton rose, 12u,sell-,qtnire. NORTHAMIITONSQITAIIR, ISLINGTON ROAD. By :vir.ANCELL, At Cirraway's, net ilittr,day, nitystextsher lA, at I'. a..; AVERY VAlual)le LEASEHOLD HOUSE and EmisEs, situate the ettrr.er rf Smith-a-net, Northamp ton-square, Isliegton road, nett. Sadler's Wells; eumprl iog un the basement storey, two Kitchens wi h excellent Leh:teal«, and a Yard ci pable oft red tog a t'table and Chaise house, poote.stng way front Smith-street for a earrloge utterance ; on t i e gootrid floor, two Parletro.aneljn Entritivettnal, wit:LS:ant:aft; on the principal storey, a Drawing-room and Bod-ehantber; ou the se cond starry, two Bed-chambers; ind, clll the attic, two Servacte ditto. his Estate is held fur a trust of *years, of which 73 ale unexpired at Michaelmas next, subj to the rear ved grounil rent of i - pec annum, astd are perfect and substantial, in ex cellent eondi.lua , sukable for the immediate reception of a respec tahiv Miy.be.viewed, and further particulars had of Mr. Angell, 16, t'ptiekurptoa-row, Rowed-sow oe, i.loontsbut y. C JUISAY OF WAIiNVICK TO HE sol.o by PitiVA I E CONTP ACT, A I'ItULY Valmible FREEHULD Eti'L'ATE and AlWOWSQN,contpri.,ing Acre* of. rich Arabl4 .MeAdow, and l'asture i.und, &trail-al with. Dart-me in several harms, wi.h tiott.rs, Dacus, Granaries., &c. &.c. together witb Nlati‘ion House, approotiate litsildirgs, Manor ii it% Acres, aid extrusive Right of tolsery. tor part.cukrs apply to Mr Asgell, Estate Repertory and Price Current OLLts, t 6, Southampton-row, Russell-square. •I U ".lII.I.INERS, U . &e. LEASE am) FURNITURE, PRINCEI, 6FREET, ER-SQ LIAR E. TO BE SOl.ll BY 1'111% 7 .11'E CONTRACT, Ily Mr. AN4/El.l-, ii,.,xp;rrd Trim of LEASE cif a genteel DwEt..t.lNG.uctris:-... and PRENIISF.,i,, most dedrahly situate for guinea busi;o.s, commanding advantages tor :he isio. provt inert of MO tli.saable tI p 1 . 1.1/11. I.l.irietii years of winch are umpired; now in the Millinery 'I rade. The gentled House hold Futulturc may be taken by Apprai.entetit. For parectdars apply .o Mr, Angell, surveynr and Auctioneer, Estate Repertory and Pace Current Office, 16, Southampton rove, Rnss, 11-square. COUNTY Of. SURREY. TO BE LET, immediately in the Vic , nity of l.naden, not more than three miles from the three Bridges, and to a eery respect able and pleasant neighbourhood, ASpaCious well-built I.EASEHOLD HOUSE, contaissing au eleput Dining-room, • a handsome dra+wing i appropriate Bed-rooms, and dome-vie Offices, eel h a neat i Pleasure excellent Kitchen Carders, Paddock, CusrAtiase, 'Stabling, Coach-house, Brew-house ' Piggery, and Poultry-yard, with every requisite for the comturtof a genteel Parnily—all In excel/tut repair. Fur farticlans app!y to Mr. Angell, Estate Repertory and Pttiee Current Octiet-, 113, South.unpt on-row, Rowell-spare. Ernmsivc itrnas&ty.—Stttuky night , or eirly en Monday -rnornirg, th e dwelling- house ,of A. Ritzier., 'Esq. Army Agent, in Parlament-street,Westminster, iwas entered by a gang of thieyes the rillaina vie Seto the pretnises the back way, by breaking open the stable-doors, in tatiiiion-roar, through Whith there is a commitaitatiOn with the &Welling -house, and pro needed.up dairs it* the 414;306nm. where they. I).lcked,up a tinantity of - s il ver . pLtie, - apd other atel ier, ttra gloat amount. frith which‘bity tn.tde their sseape unobserved', althotkgh' there ,art ttatchmen tioapflthart;heipientiss3. COASI'. SPORTING and FISHING. SOUTH-13ENIFIEET, near.Ray kigh and South-end; 19 kNOR, FREE-WARREN FARMS, ;hint° PK ATE ck.o I OitY, he. 'lO be SOLD by AUCTION. by Mr. ROBINS, Some time in the present Mumh, in Lou, MANOR of MAMFLEET, aliss lietnteet, with all Fines, lierritsts, ana Quit ram extend hty ever marry thou...and Acres of Lands also the laniargirtate Pectay of mdrh-Benllleet aforesaid, with all the riches o: lain nod Pulse, irking front the Lard in the Parisit. Als'o a very rJiStt le, compastt s and desirable Pomba?. Estate ; coin:wising A p tia ,,, utur d Fpm-hutate; or.th (More and iA necessary Outs I &WEI-, and several Enclosures surrounding the, bedding,: toniatosity about 281 Atres'of Meadow, rick A rable g and Pasture. Island, with the Tither of Corn and Pelee' wiring therdrom and about Fire Acres of Woodland in hold, on hese to Mr. Nniglstishoidge, or which eight /tors will lie unexpired -at Ml 4 c w olgs p r at y a t a low rent; earl!. 0 0,..ssipu patsy be *ad smiler An'arl'eaetkeWilla the Caste. 4044 tr.....*404446E1Pi ' /4 1 / 1 .1011,0:- At:Sierpte atititoo,' John Wiliitati, ha. Esq. of tie Civet's, l at h, to M Long. daaaglitirut K Lostit,l'Aq. M.P. fre - men. . - AIM. 20 . after a foiriptiirC L ~*it tri balm tn The Vlctualibi Itarii,./3,41(.."1, tke.l:saqal l ololl.lNenry Garret, R. N. LAP Wgt4tatitgbo.l64lntC•mbri4ocstlicr. eft Lady vi Colepai k' drall t ' . .. '•.,, I :i ,• 1 k. stv i u sirjoir -I L- . . antyalars, yonniett 'On erinfit , *arwri. "Vali , 'br-Volt .. sn - amtuattee•ts tie brain, annagxtbrianuikaas tonna dani4himit.byt milo }itniettutlett *dee( • as Wary Bt! of whiff loft *mak Wel : _. 5.3 c... . •t. .., ail'krteatitt - vtith thr mart.. . 4 Alsk tleallattnitit contalditteltbatit 115 Aeret, witteitablimirkleableilte saioitost thAvi: al. bait 03 11 1 4 1 Tiiimeovisoivisk t opilwirtd At . .,11Haulms - mut as'. low rant. • '" , •t ' , • • •• • ;- •R ' To be 'stetted br sAtiTins eo. Mr. Hifi Pantsand hr Pirticulatt ?jr. Behb‘w 9._ _dip: JAR= sola's tin ;Ana 41471,411•IitioliArtrwritkeliatat, . SALES By Attcrtiox. ," FDR t.l !TUB a cwital Vl= I ..eitGaiac'sidtable for a Chapel, a PLANO-PORTri., Fiat 11*-aigidreserifecte Red [Jots-square, Killissin: • • • :*Mtneirs. BURTON and it tsT, Oa Thursday Deal. et lifiesen, the Premises, No lied . . .• Lion-squarr, .1-folborn. • THE YfetitiMOUSEHOLD TURNITVAE, eapitaffull-toned Finger brim suitable for a Chapel; and Elects of a Gentleman removing; comprising Mahura.. y 4-post and field Bedstead* with Cotton and Chintz Furniturea, Readier Mattnuses, white o•tton Counterpanes, mahogany double single Chests of Drawers, Wasti4and Stands, drawing-ruent `Chain ? Sofa, and C'urtains, mahogany Dining, Card, and Pens.. broke tables, set of dining-roots ..'hatts,HookcaSe, Cellarrt Slat* board, Pii and Chimney Glasses, Miners, Brussels and Kidder minster Carpets, Kitchen Requisites; Stoves, •htanges, Cisterns; I Sinks, Coppers, &c—To be viewed one day previous .to the Sale, and Catalogues had on the Premis e s aud of Messrs, l3dr. Iton and Rise, tia,•Corntillk • ma PM: FABLE .FUJILICAIOUttE, spacious Farm-yard, whit i - BUILIHNOS'ind T.AND, and a CO'II'AGE, Hentitin. By Messrs. BURTON and itlSl', I On Friday, Sept. i I, at 'l:weiveo'Clock, at Garraway's. by Airier .tion of the Executors of Wm, DICILILY, j Esi. deccased,,. • • AVALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE. known as the WHITE BEAR PUBLIC-HOUSE, a very =tea sive Farm-yard selth capital Barns, and. several Stables, in the . occupation of Mr. °Kates, tenant at will, 'a spacious Fr uit ()Ar den with lofty double Wall, cloathed with tkuice Fruit Trees; also several Cotta,es with Gardens, in the vatitsue occupations of Messrs. Nunn, Bennett, Daniel, and Blackburn. To be hewed by permission of the Tenants, 14 days previous to the sale, when descriptive Particulars, with Flans may be bad at the White Dear aforesaid; of Messrs. Sykes and Knowles, Solicitors, New Inn; at Cutaway's $ and of Messrs. Burton aad Ftist, GA, CornhilL ... Capital Fitt:Y.llol.l) IiOLVES. Land Tat Ited e ented„ I lgt asp.. IJUltl ON and ltlS On Thursday Ssreanber X3d, at Gangway's, at ri•tigitat, fq - Five Lots, FIVE Mod , rn and very substantial, u Brict-b ti 1 1 1tEE11(tL0 I.)WEI.LIi4O-WIU3Tad bring part of the Prizes in, tie first City Lott e y, most tilgas y slalted In very itn., proving neltibuttriboods, being in Pleksit-strect . and Skinner. str, et. I.ot 1. A ca:ital Dwelling-house, with very capaciais groan! fluor, No. 13, Li ater--trret, on lease to Ml:Miller, fora txin at which 54 ye.ra wilt be uneapired st Chrietmai 181 tf. Lot 2. A aapi!al Dwell.ng-house, No. 3, skm/we-street, in the I occupation of Mr. Oliver, tenant a: will. Lot 3. A capital Dwelling-to,sre, No. 47, Skinner-street, on an agreement no Mr. Bodoli, tor itl years from Ch. faunas 18111. Lot 4 An exce:lcotnwelling-Isouse, Nu. 111,Shutto:r stress, an agreement to Mr. Creswiet, for 21 yearn front Nficbavilitas 1811. I.et.S. A capital Dwe:ling-Itouse No: '2, Pickett.i.treci,Tannpla re Bar, on agemL us. to Meows. Robinson,, for 41 years front Chess. mas 1611. 'l'o be viewed by leave of the Tenants, and descriptive Patti/ culars had NI days previous to the.saJe, on the respoctive nthes ; of llessrs. Vat.dercops and Comyns, Bush-lane, (.nnon-street : at Garraway's; and of Messrs. thaton and $44, 02, Corniiifl. DORSET. TO BE SOLD BY AUG I lON, BY M. BAKPR, At the King's Arms Inn, in Dorcheyer, on 'Tuesday, the Tap( Oc:obtr, 1819., at Three o'Clock in the Af eranon, iii Two Lots, on such conditions as shall be then and there prckluce4 'I'HE IIEE SIMPLE aad INHERITANCE of the following ESTATES : lot 1. All that the Manor and Lordship or reputed Manor aid Lorcbhlp of A rnieswell, and the capital Messuago, 'Tenement and Farm, called Arrneswell Farm, with the Appuitenante‘, si isate, lying and heitig in the Parieli of Dockland Newton, In the 'Colusty of borlvt, now in the tenure or occepafion of Thomas troNs, as l'er.:o:t thereof, eon 41,ting of a good Perm Howe, Oat. , lauusss, Banal, S'al)les, and other necegury and ronvi ni.nt ins, a Carden and Of chard, well stocked with Trees, and abotig, , 470 Acme to t.ch Meadow, Arable , Pasture and Coppice Land. I.ot 2. All at! er hlessusge, Tenement and harm, with the Apt urtenances, cal!ed Kuoake otherwise Knoake's Paria, situate, lying and being in the said PariAll of Buckland Newton, now also In the occupation of the said Thomas Cross, as Tenant. I thereof, consisting of a good Faroubouse, and Garden Stables an 4 convenient Ou t .h o us e 4, and 74 Ac re s of e xc e ll ent Meadow, Pasture, and Arable land. . These Estates are situate in a Sportkig Cott wry ow the borders of the lei tile Vale of litarknaoore, about ten miles from Dorches ter, eight troth Shrrborne, and lour from Cerne ; and abound wilt Coppices and fine Oak, Ash, and Elm 'I amber. Ike 't'e nant's Lease expires at Lady-Day, t 81H, and et the other usual and custinnary tines of quitting Estates in those parts. )3. Me I'urchastr wit be eutstbd to the Rents Add Profits from lady- Day, 1 el 3. For a view it : he Premises apply to the Tenant, and for pinta ParticuLus of the E.tates, at the Office of Mi. F. Oakley, of Dor cfiester, 4ttorsiey-at.l.aw ; at the Auctioneer's; the Tarns House at Armes‘. AI; at the Principal Inns and 1 ibrariesin die Towns of sherborne, Shaftesbury, bridport, Blandford, Salisbury, and Exeter; an) at Messrs. d'earsons. Solicitors. Pump -wort, Tee. pie, London. DOCTOR TOTItiBikGIL'S FEMALE PILLS. THIS celebrated. Medicine bas been long known for its infallible efficacy in removing female obstructions I . under which the sea are so apt to suffer at an early period of hie, 1 and before the female coostitsition is entirely formed ; the stoto., dhesse,'it is well known, always takes place after the age of furty ;.• the use of Dr. FO I'HERGIL's FEMALE PILLS cannot be too strongly recoermeaded to the notice of every Female at thrseewo periods ; when the girl is puling on toward womanhood, and liable to a variety of disorders front obstructions; and afterwards, towards the turn al life, when the habit of-every woman tinder• goes a change, in that species of disorder called Green Sickness, which is desisted by a pale sickly countenance , and proceeds ' from a general relaxation of the s yst e m, attended with a lassitude and want of inchuation to move, kothergire Female Pine are a most sovereign remedy; they amend the appetite, correct the vi. dated state of the stomach and drgcstive organ, where there is inclination for eating chalk, and the most unhealthy trash, and where, from indolence of the pationt,dropsical stmptonis are apt to arise; they renerre nervous headsachs and viddiness, shortness i of breath, mod palpitations of the heart, and ail the other train of dieurders which are connected with the above complaints. To 1 i 'married women they are n o less better:sae tin.) , invigorate the I mastication, give rime and haziness to else h;bit, and are eke hest , eestrarative where the woman is we a ken e d by h a d tyin gs i n , h e r : health is:vatted by too long suckling, or where Weise been sub ject to fr t ids m a t toile r bestanages. hegar In t e hose r IlißlitilllSNOtheliii) health and resortedte as li oever.:teilMg remedy Visa die post desperate andiboureble dhows which *Alias tbrillsift, Abel i b• in the possesiims of every mother and georillallsirill= females is $ (only ntrd'cine I ' Said oritOttolt And r5t . ..4 at Mr. Btftkr's, 44 Chtdmiliall,*pdf. df Pditellestkikiot , it toitUreTailty iStilanranil Slarp, - ponienosecii . • I ElltvkivoloditAtnri tnito !Wittig*, iiiverpool; stains and Lync h,' - Mauclirgr.4.*„o„,t4 4 .i..., XnuttamilLibyd, Birmingham ; elititiory, ton ; White, Brighten i and newt Mtdioing Vow titas s ia boarrit 11.-114. each: . CAB t- R 7 HENRY PRATT, B u i lder, et, sigitte4•fiAten mouth.. wWI dm Rite .Rea . ggter being at vary c c ms eilvnce, and tilitalo e d i. 3: 44 . ismstanct without re/id...every parc h; t altered : s o r t . able n: sasisting himself, came by a c found la e tbi l , uch re that all pain ceas e d b e f ore b e left tar: % he , ...,- Otiiked without aksistanee to Walworth, ciit'd hav e witi ct ir,„ p al Wary !some, and slept soundly fee the first that in mint t inc ,7 fse only vs:11 itree bottles of the Lotioo and took ,civet bp:: r ibs, and a cure was effected. He it now freed from hi s Ond condones in perfect health. He has reconnot 1111‘4 edd Piniente to Mr. 11 and all o`. diem were relievt dto by tetd,,Z l . May WOOL ._..... - • HENRY intAr7 e ' 4Case I* li a Baum Paper.) ....- , • • ' 1 4 : 4 HE cOMMEit . bk L-lIALL W I :1• : •-..44,147 l Shlneetustfire,Usidob, beg lass • ~...' • - .motion et dig Nobility. Clutry ! ,_fia 1 1 11161 c in seilt•a o 6"Pt, !FT lON P. 8441 *lb. ebuical• l 4Villist : Iferoliat Spiriteo l ,7 quote, Oblast Briled Porter, Al. Ind 1: 1 1 , 111* ilcuwa:' iteady Matte, 014 y, width will lie delifered to order, hri . 1 tritio any Pnft a LunClna. - -.. -.. . etripus old Port, of. the Vintage tr 4 Isl*, of them' s ' " erquisiae favour . - . .. - .. i , tioif pipe Ass, Quartet P4-.41 - . 1 Good Sherry,. pet Butt . Half Butt £56, Qtamet Matt . . ills ill - every 6ne old ditto, 6 yrs in / the Wood, per Bon ... jig 'Half Butt'Fs9, Quarter Butt . ' , fine ci!tl West Jodi* hlailetra, per Pipe . '• 4t 4 - . Half Pipe XIV, 9wirter Pls. lle . ' 31 ?raft, .rinse Port Wine, warranted to have been 1 ye ars i s the s. 4. Wood, new in Bottles. 1$ to the Durta ls 1 * * Choice old Port, 12 to the. Dozen, out cruied 53 • diettrjuns ul'l Port , warranted to have been 3 years in Bot tle. 12 to the Doren - - 37 0 ' - Very old Ratio Port, new in bottle . . ss • Good Sherry, IS to the Dairen . - SS 0 'Very fine old ditto, warranted to have been $ years is the Butt, 13 to the Dozen . 34 0 line Teneriffe, Is to the Doom • ' . Jo . SFine ukr. trnnti Kideira, 13 to the dozen ~ . 4 ; 'Attest old We.t‘ladia .o. 13 to t'e dozen - t 4 • •Cu ,e r a tous a li d. ,. fir! toie duz :as t t.lndla r bi n ;deice,. warra; :ed tote 12 • trans - 24 a •Pitto Sherry, 12 to the dozen. • 'Claret of the finest quant,and Steour,-12 to the dozen o; 4 •Very bile rich and dry I. , show, 13 to the doz.n 41 0 Ditto ditto lelputitain, is do., . *Finest Whit err/mires, 1 tdb., . - - is s *Ditto Pink ditto, 12 tin.. • • .. .. a . 6 Ditto oil Ruin Shrub, 12 do. - . d /',.0 1 . , Per il. • ' Fine 'bemired Gesteva . • -. • *WI . 0 1*w old prong do. - • ' • . -IS .1 Otto very strong - - Is .P.eto si“. Jamaica Rum . • S• e pltto do. 'Haan& - • as s Perko. Brit Darted Porter. 4,4 to the doses . ' S S *Ditto dotifile'llrobio Stau.ts .1 4 .gQ. - • 7 0 Duo bqiia4h Perry - - p 1 ; 4 1 Phse6t ad Ale urarridsted Sit *oaths old beforehand ' 1 1 *area Hinton Ale, do. ~.. - '.. 1 1 4 "Very eurlons Coulee Drandtororrauted to be IL yam 4 old. per gallon .- . 7 $I S •I)itto curi.p.s hoe flavoured old Duos - II 5 Pule old B. trimly - - la I .Fine old liritisb Holland,. st,esior to most foreign to.o Those Artielos,nsurked • are v.hat the Conliawy reaftim A id its being of a more ail) rior Quality than %el:at is se.zer..!,. v 4, and of the norm Asvour. •Fine,flivoitrod Via do Grave. r 2 to ay Doren - ali 'Dino Barsat, dkto ^ - . - - E 4. °Old Hock, ditto - . It*. *Ditto Curious, .'•itto . •itipeChampvgne, ditto • I ta lt nsioyau Martinique -. ' - 1 ' For the tonveolerity of those Families Who prefp their 'l* PINTS, and fot Con itoisseursiu superior A r 'ate." PANT have.seleeted the most curious Wines,. &c. siiiiiihrill fullowing u the most choice that can be prodoced. • r °Fine West Indie Madeira, 12 Pilot to the liez.o. . gig VidEut Indill.lit to ot the Most eXqnisite 'AVOW skies. lily, tvi d'Ats) . . •• tii ▪ itto Malnbey 1)i:to - . ' 4 40. °Old East Lolls Stlerry of the most curious and scarce it* Ilty, 12 ditto - - Sus *Fine o'd dry Lisbon, 12 ditto - - - Igts 'Ditto Calcavella • . - Sul. ' *Pact Witte, newly bottled, from the finest selected Pipes.' ' the Wow ite Vintage of 1806, it tilto - 'lts 'Ditto of the most rare sort, bottled from theme:id ark:meld .• Wine in the Kingdom, th.it bas lain in a hody nearly se years. '1 Ids article has all the softness and Mr our of do roust rare Wine, and is worthy the auention of the fate • Connoisseurs, 12 ditto - - O. ,'Luscious Shrub,' from the Moen las weed old Po m,12c10. le. sMipe full Haveu-rd Double Brown Rout,. i 2 ditti • 4tllll. ' , Curious mellow Ale, warranted two years old be'e't . • 4 bottled, bat of the sot ten &vow, lii ditto, - fls.l .------- • ,7 • DFsti.try. sic. ENCOURAGED by the unit orm success antatailt their peculiar method of treatment in the curets( = 'velem complain s, which his been confirmed by the of many years in a largennd extensive practice; sensible Asti the happy effects retuning to the public from ror.hcal sea am liming their attention to acertain class of disease% MearLalill and_Co. continue to direct tbe.r studies to th‘se disorders MEC irons a secret d atitivive habit of incoosiderate yrark,whidi ay only occUoils a num•rous van of nervous affection , bat shy entails on its votaries all the enervatirg imbecilities atoll agt•• In that distressing state of debilly or deficiency, whether* consequence of such bar,thal eabits, exce•slite drinking. 10110 , iiitience in hot chola-es, or any other cars; by is Itch ibegoll.. 61 the constitution become enf. ailed, as regularly educ:4A irons of London, they offer a firm, safe. and Weill' e to sound and vigorous ht alb. Where an As - ly applicatiall NNW ter the cure of a Certain Disorder, trequentiy wetinaatd Ufa. shertr of inebriety, the eradication is generally coir.pletrd item cwt space of ewa days; and in the more adirstoed and lonsui stages of venereal itite.ilon, characterized by a variety 4.01 0 sod distressing symptoms, a priori:raw) in their plea (wit restraint in diet or renew) w::llusure to the patient a persura ind radical cure. The dileases of the Urethra, as irlialif !connected with, or arising from the above complaint, be** 6111 escaped their attention; by an infallible and itnprolrall they are enabled to remove obstinate WWII ash tinktallies whether recent or of long duration, witboat remain PI painful and dangerous use of the eAuetie bous4. Many sauces can be athltieed of %try inveterate cascs, a saaw _ pert continuance. having yielded to their method ie a ie., dogs, after the cure had been attempted by other Pr y 'Without effect ! and hatch has been the sgreeahie result of arc Ike 0114 years, that the mode of trKitintut has not is one oil. *lemma eves proved slim ire, during winch pltiod an y avid person-, of-both WNW , have esprkased the tojanalsof halo:iglu:en perfectly cured, after severe and injurious had been persevered en to no purpose. " a /draws. Cots and Co. eiclusiv ly professing the awe ill"`. _la I particular ccsupla uts, in orekt that they may not. --. S ~, mistaken few masked with the obloqey to justly eltello ,w the.iguorant enlyiric, thick it heat justice to tbewaseirisr e 7 o ? that they have been proptrly rdcc arcking' initiated Il lt ilL hunch of the profes-iou (certificates sif which. !TA..., __...„U.P7 -7 , Hlllpit a*, and wwitooniall from be most eminent rar'i they have to convince 'laity Inquirer) that the tueetle tt d i Goon their entleavners lint induced thew to quit the raw the general Practitiot ei, and they presume th.t thew' re•e! ) 0 Cosedtute a gait ground the the canyeesedent. &epodes:tit • which they have, by the Poblie,beneferliberit ly I hasaesttsl*l4 lo be contultrA a their Mee daily (persoosot, or M 6 7 " 'of eiti.r so, with maw', deuroci, gni atraFr published fain, 14 gibe ilisr 011ie, 'reopie-Jo' by patients at either set, with aetteey, delkoty, Ins evw•.--. ~..„ Paden" in the count' y are testae-add to gawk the .e . ,... e . of their caw,,age, and manner of Hefei, reaming * sw 6 +de for *thrice amt sondiebes. Meth, MaE will bilortraroisdse e.g. part of the bowlegs. . • LOSS ag , l co. Remora, IS i fr;a l reg t .o...n. Inovo.l lo • "' ' 1 --" - .- sae •- • HlGH.Wiaill At'LONVo24.llAlliell'lVAtilell tV t AlintfOti•-eet1e5..r.;.«......... "N. .00.41* , ' 111 Afternoon ••.•A• ow • • • ••••• 0 • ei+V;;• • LONDON : Primed b' Levet. Kirin , Picked Mow. ea' I I I• 1 GENTEEL FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, Known as the GROVE, HENDON PLEASURE GROUNDS, GARDENS, and SIXTY.ONE ACRES of Rieh LAND. By Messrs. BURTON and RISE, • On :May, Seineniber 11, at Twelve o'cl•tr,k, ai Garraway'., SINGULARLY desirable detached FREE. HOLD RESIDENCE, approached through the park like grounds by an ornamental avenue, the late a esidence and property of Wu. Diener, Esq. detea44. The preen .e.s eery convenience for a Family, and 6tligtxtrolly situat:;.l :o embracer beautiful prospects of cousidt:able extent yid serial y, and Include Drawing, Xining, Mor iug, ani • Orn leman e s Rooltes, several Ded.eisambers, suitable Domestic Arrangements, detached double Coaeb-house, escell.nt Stable, Brewhoust, and requisite Out ' offices, handsome Lawn, bastifol Gruu:l4‘, tau-fully disposed and ornamented with illaillfetiShrubs, Fruit and Vegetable Oar dens, and about 61 Acr,:sof Meadow Las I, whim w• I .b! sided into Lob to 1014 the convergence of purchniers. Tu be viewed 14 days perviuus to the Sae, when 4er-dpdve Paetieukun, with Plans, tray be lead Osi the Prenniks ; 0( Messrs. :-.y:tes and Knowles, So3c ;ors, New ;at Gatrawsibi lead o: 'Messrs. Burnot au .116 t, 02, Coruhill. •