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NM • • I --.- • MOW .1 LA, INTELLIG4NeII. COURT OF KING's BENCH, JULY J& THE KINO O. JOSHUA oaUN. This was an indictment, at the prosecution of the London Dock Company, against a manufacturer of shags, residing in Oxfordshire, and having a compt ;llg-house in Lawrence-Pountney-lane, for a misde meanour, in receiving two bags of indigo, which one Jame % Enstance, alias Jones, had feloniously taken, and carried ay/Ay,. horn that Dock, under a forged• merchant's order, pretended to be signed by Mesirs., Maed6nald, Bushell, and Co. knowing the same to be !mien. It appeared, that the defendant had purchased this indigo in the way of his trade from One Christopher Winer, a tailor, residing in an obscure tenement in Itla:e6ort.l,l.lte, Drurylane, at the price of 6s. 3d. per lb. the real price of the bags being of ale Gs. 9d. -and the other 7s. 3d. besides a duty of 4d. per lb.— The tailor had two and sts half per cent. commis sion, although the regular price was one half per cent. only, and had never sold indigo by commission be fore, and was no judge of its quality. There were also greit irregularities in the mode of paying for the Indigo. The evidence looked very strong against the tailor-broker; bat 'there being some favourable cir- Cumstances in the case of the buyer, the defendant— (salt as that when Jones's porter was cutting out the merchant's marks from the bags, the defendant came Mkt of corppting.house and desired him to desist, since such a defacement would spoil the sale of the bags, and that if Jones wanted the marks be should hate them on a piece of paper,) and the defendant - receiving a good character, the Jury found him. Not Guilty. - . ROYAIs MILITARY COLLFGE, GREAT MARI.OW. The. half yearly Inspection and examination of the - Alan Cadets, at the J u nior Department, took MoMiav lair, in the presence of a Commit. of the Supreme l 3oird of Com Missioner, r 'he' airrof the College, consisting of Field Marshal his Peril' Highness the Duke of Krar ; General his • Hieniess the Deice of Camaninne ; General the 1 1 14 dr I -3 Aunt:cow* t Lieutenant Gederal Sir 111 Buttnertn, Bart.; Lientenant`General CALVEnT; General Ahe Hon. A. IHOre,Governor'of the Col ; Mkjor Geiteral MUKRAV ; Colobet Bunn, talatenent Goattrner,:Coloriel BROWN itt. Ste. &Q. The young Gentlearen•went throngli.their evolutions, aini performed the eitercises prescribed t.a. then, in the di4Ferent blanches of instruction, with a . degiee of eccuracy 'highly creditable tn. - themselves, end such arealkd for the warmest approbation of the anArier iii' srhieh'idE dincirried in their Instruction A rk acliseiglina l titi ,peatorreed 'their duties. The ; nine following students were considered a baniegpaatieularly distinguished themselves in the Jahrent branches of instruction, viz. Gentlemen Ca tlike 'Thomas Harris, Petty Pratt, George Moore, William ,Nepean, Cuthbert Fornet % . Charles Stott, George W. Prosser Christ. Balteel, and James 3. Rowe. These received Commissions arnd Certificates, testifying their fitness to serve in the General Staff of he Army. The following received Commissioni, yii. Gentlemen Cadets Edward Cleather, Daniel Frazer, Patrick Macksy,Ceorge Maeartney, Anthony Pack, William H. Hill, Edward Sutherland, WI.), ham Slater, Alexander Calder, George Wilkins; Wilkie Taylor, George Harrison, William Hole,' Frederick Ford, and George Campbell. The Surn.i Slier Session ended on on the 15th inst. and the flea will commence in the month of September, at Sand. bunt; it being understood that the new buildings erected there for the reception of the College, will then be completed. We understand that the Rev. Mr. WHEELER, of Magdalen College, Oxford, Chaplain to the Royal Military College; has been appointed Chaplain to the Duke 4:f 'Yoe*, as atestimony of the high sense his Royal. Highness entertains of the zeal and ability with which helaas discharged the important duties of his office. . GRANb REVIEW. PURTIISR PARTICULARS. Tuesday the Marquis of Daooneoa's Regiment, the !fah Light Dragoons, was reviewed on Hounslow 1' Heath by has Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT. At tip o'cloell the Regiment formed in line. The gioread weskit( by a party of the 23d Light Dra goons, acid a party of the 'same formed an escort for 411 a• Palace. As half past eleven his Royal Highs., has and suite arrived on the ground, and passed the line in the usual form, after which he took his station in front,. in centre of the line. The Regiment then began its evolutions, and went through the whole with -correctness, which marked their excellent dis. j 0 el plume; and gave - the greatest satisfaction to 'his p0y...1 Highness andall the General Officers present. 12be Regiment was upwards of eight hunched strung, end looked eatremely well ; their horses were in high condition and the whole had a delightful ap: pearance. Lieutenant Colonel Mtlittetlr gait :the word of command, and, after- the Review was over, be was highly complimented by his Royal Highness ern the excellent discipline, and military appearance et his Regiment. There were present on the ground, ilseir Royal Highnesses the Dukes Of Yons,:CUMßlß ;..joiro, and CASISKIDGE, the Duke De BUN, the Spa-, pa Arabassador,lbe 131 eke of him/Those, with a Set ASE rho hones General BATLEY and Colonel Comatave, Equerries to his Royal Highness, in one 44 the royal carriages; with a set of horses ; Gene ral, Lord CarncA DT, FLOYD, UILSRIDGE, kc. - After the Review, their Royal Highnesses die PRINCE Ra man., the Dukes of Yong and CUMBERLAND, set Of t. RIPLEY. This was an action upon a Policy of Assurance for goods on board the Hope, from Heligoland, to call at Memel, and the loss was said to be by the perils oEthe sea, ,which drove the ship into Gottenburgh, where they were obliged to unload the ship, and the goods were seized by the Government at the time they stood in the warehouse, on shore. The facts of the ship being obliged to put intoport fmnfbadvreather was proved by the Captain, and to repair the vessell they were obliged to unload the cargo. At this time a DeClaration of War took place; but the Captain did not understand the Swedish language, which was the reason he did not know it sooner, as it was given out by the Parson, in Church ; the fact was, that all the vessels made haste away * and left the cargoes that were on shore behind them. There was no abandon ment in this case, and the only question was, whe. I ther it was an average or a partial loss. His Lord ship was of opinion, that it Was only a partial loss, and that must be taken into consideration. The Jury found an average loss of £5O per cent. Verdict for the plaintiff—Damages £3(X). The Market this day has several fresh arrivals of Wheat, and remaining supplies somewhat considerable, and hardly maintain _Monday's redaction—Rye, Barley, at,d Malt lower—White Peas scarcely at last prices—Beans as last quoted—Oats sontewhatless --Fleur without variation. CURRIANT mucks AS UNDAR Wheat, 851. 128 s. 1445. Beans 745. sos. Fine ditto, 148 s. 1545. Tick ditto, 735. 711 s. Rye, 821. 886 Oats, Srs 645. 564. Barley, 5Sb 685.04. Poland ditto, 575.605. Malt, 90a. 98s. . potatoe ditto, 61s. • White Peas (boilers) TO 844 Rape Seed .470. 478. Otey ditto, 12s. 724. Fine Flour, 11 ifs. ilos.~•Becnndi,llo*. to 1,1.5 i. CORN-MARKET, MARK•LANE, JULY 13. COUNTRY MARKE IS. PRICK/ OP GRAIN AT TVA VOLLOWINO MARKIST. BASINGSTORIC, July B.—Wheat 1464 . 0 d to 16os °dyer. Quarter. Barley Os Od to Os Od Beans 79. Od Co 89s Od Oats , 50s Od to 581 Od I Pease 00s od to oos od • CPWIItST . C4REEH THEATRE. closed for the season lait aigbt, when the following Address was spoken Mr: C. Kest ace : --7- 49..sures and Gs rt‘rtese tr,—l am desired by the Proprietors oll* heatre, to return 'you their sincere thanks Inr the vt ry **tilt aortae your favour bestowed upon them duFing this - *Mon. "G ‘' ' bOy have endeavoured to merit such distinguished support, • Syprodocing on their Stage the most admired works of the Bri tish Oiasslcal by encouraging the, efforts of the moderet Drama , stcpl-; and to combine W,tir solid instruction mirthfcl recreation, :silky have no reused the aid rif Pantomime and Spectacle. ToPlease the various 'sates of the British Audience has been and evtr will be, their h alter ambition. Some of the br.ghtest ornaments of the Stage Wave lately re tired from the theatrical world. Their loss must be always re • gutted, and the k roprietors are aware that di:lite:it attention can alone eclair it. 'I hey, however, cimfidt ntly hope, that you will - find . at Covent Garden, nett season, such a Company of Per /miners u wilt merit the continuance of y ou r indulgent patronage, add they are prepared trimeet their newly rising Sister Theatre - s olo suc k f a i r a nd open competition, as shall contribute to lour theatrical entertainment. The Per formers, Ladles and sea,'beg leave to express their heartfelt gratitude fur roc long experlented kindness, and they humbly take their leave tall the ittr of September, the time fixed for the. re-opening of this Theatre..". •HA La.—Yesterday Goff and flotehons dis covered a considetable. quantitr of the silk- and feathers which were lately stole from . a boy neer the ustom -Haute, cor.cealed in a stable in Woolp2ck yard, Gravel-lane, in the Borcugh f whilit they. were. • n ff , a join; well known to the otExceek igov rani of•tht cornpany within, entered ae stable, ,and wa i'i n amedistelt taken into custody. Ile underwent 1 9 ng l ei e emilatioa, and was committed.. The Ma w h o y e nioeect the goo& from the wherry to their place of .ciectilmeii‘nt a cart, s also in custody. Quaiiii-saumti•-LYest'estl i ." an important decision. in • to market foot. • ce at the above Office. j. a l ywaa, the. roller:Ant' of Tolls at Queen ' s. Elm Gate, Chelsea, Mai sininsooed . beim elifr.. FIELD/VG, rust., demanded nits' received viwjargreset..ladies with manure, bek!sgjaAy. to _Mr, Bread Ss ild. per gallon. Mateawarao, July S.—Wheat 130 s Od to 162 s Od per Qr. Barley 70s Od to 7ils Od I Beans tos Od to 62s Od Oats 564 Od to 6lts ad I Pease 805 Od to 00$ ed Bread Os. ad. Nawauar,7uly Sr—Wheat 126 s Od to 162 s Od per Qr. Barley . 68s Od to 76s Od I Beans 80s ad to 86s Od Oats 52s Od to 594 od fl ease 79. Od to 85s Od Bread 2s. 110. HattLar, July o.—Wheat 122 s ud to 1 Its Od per Qr. Barley eBs Od to 76s ad Beans Hos ad to Ses Ckli Oats 52s skl to 59s Od Pease 79. ad to 454 s Od Bread 3s. std. DtVl2lll, July 9 —.Wheat I 9:, to 162 s Od per Qr. Barley 7os to Us I Beans 114 s to 921 1 1 Oats 59s to 5 05 Peas Ws to 00s R ZADING, July 11.—Wheat 110 s Od to 164 s Od per Qr. 1 Barley —s Od to —s I Beans 00s Od to 805 Od Oats 56s Od to 59s Peas 008 Od to 00s 04 • Bread 3s 2d. Lewis, JuLv 11.—Wheat at Chichester market, fetched hoar 0C39 to £4O per load, there were no samples of barley nor oats; Sour lies. per sack; beef and mutton ss. ed. to 6s. per stone, lamb laid. per lb. /tat 6s. per stone. DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL August 22, T. Preston, Aldermanbury, warehouseman, at 10. August 22 R. James, New London-street, merchant, at eleven. August IS. J. D. Hose, jun. of Waltwook, merchant, at twelve. August 8. J. Perk ins, Queens: rent, Cheapside,wholesale statioper, at ten. August 4. J. Berkman, Hackney-road, Sour-tutor, at 11. August 4. J. and J. Brown, Hull, mercLants, at 10. August 4. J. Peat and W. Smirk, Piccadilly, milers, at eleven. August 4. W. Eames, Little bloorfields, and Piccadilly, stable-keeper, at 10. July 18. W. Hall, Silver-street, warehouseman, at one. July 2s. R. Heakesley, Nottingham-street, St. Mary-la-Bonne, merchant, at eleven. August 4. G. P. Carruthers, Strand, lottery °Mee k,. eptx, at 11. August 4. W.Anderton and R. Ligistollers, Char ley, cott o n -spinners, -spinners at 11. Augu s t 4. R. Houiden. Southwark. , liuen-draper, at 11. August 4. R. Claridge, Upper George-went, Maneitester-equare, upholsterer, at ten. DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. August 17. E. Hussey, Bristol, dealer in earthenware,at clew's, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. August 17. Robert Bundy, Ihistol, brewer, at 1, at she Commercial Rooms, Bristol. August 90. R..BatrusdaU, Sinsby-field, boat-builder at 11, at the Rain, Nottingham. August 1% W. Ilan, Newcastle, vintner, at 11, at the George, Newcastle. August - el. 0. Park,-Nerth Shields, an chorsmlth, at twelve, at the George, NeWentit. August 11. E. A. Adlington Liverpool, tobacconist, at eleven, at the Glebe, Liverpool. itugust I I. T. Kellett, Birmingham, baker, at two, at the Shalctspeaxe, Birmingham. Aug. 5. J. Robinson,Whitehaven, mercer, at •11, atthe Black Liao, Whitebiven. August 7, illy*: Greenwood 4 caucus twist-spinner, at twelve, at the Black Ban, Rom/. EIVIIFICATES, Auo. 4. W..D. Omeud, •Hrlstol, wins-ustrclosat. J. Break spear, Ox ford-street, silver snskh., • & Orate, Carthosittn-etreet, coop. r. T, Wood, Macclesilild, draper. W. Broolt.Lans....-- P. Mut, 1 c e ze . neer.. P. ____ No" ttinsham, grocer. FL Viciolley, La*. W. wikox, a' ottlitecgardaier, ot *Via:l'in. The ; r ea Tn l c hik p si under otio hi m: s iek`h tand ; arTen ier . lII' , d ) um. toil , i ern, Commercial Road, rope makers. -- W - . ---- GUndry — , — *elling - - . emanded _ ;. , , potter. G. Crossley, Manchester , A dg er/m it', D and D C4ll. was laden w' I too , tanner. M. and rssoLzi lON QF PARTNERSHIPS. f aigium Hanue:l 4 i t i tl;i 4e tsl .bi ltivi u t hic iot r c i l' be tis t„ixio e: Lid Of the tiedC om id - I y Fanky r t m ni ni allerat Cammus and _Pm the cart wikeshaving Mid* carteideb,yaillotbeisf e q - : Featherscate.steette, Ism% lifithithwurei audicog?tequen.u.ismibintti eszimi Cotes it and Stead,Borough-__, aunrit re. kite a Q d kwir disaisi : ' shot tire •vehicie• *it tkatterbelebrualtoN is'wren' : I "' clitk".. 6 ' and W" ) " 6 . ll m l7 ciel in teb ee "4 Burilli atimP 014$e AO.; fuek app4rl4glitimbat thiiie ig : e. wastar el , re. a Lan ti Landry and Hyatt, Cheltenham minas. .I 1. foundation tow dr charge, the driestdant.Z=4 ' herse,raftre.n.g.Nittr.:l3duatZ P rifi tth• I•ll;thoritt Co: ... :' Cauilty. Theissaity. *mild solos yeamitig ' 7i i i:L Aigrabsabinctisizsosen7 Rail. , machine*. 4*.end L thee Illes; alsemanonscn. Isrpr Wsap4 C"..61441. 41a4 4114.cth relielii4gselborge, i 1 At the THE Which CA_ _ DRED ._ etl.--Eltsiblo of - At T of a dens, clear % Bailiff's chine .. ten hunts. Blacksmith tages and Land. Acre., prindpal the r and the man plenty , ha the n. Bromley session shor Shea:, Soot" War and lii . surrounded shad, from , dente , Mansion , Enclosures lying cum joining, Out-bui Sixteen lent " Meak piled Cook, and f' Wh lic1( and Ticl redeemed seated ed, Pleasure and the Shl Cook, hound, %Wham a ablp M; of t. into parochial join r trifilio and low aim --- -- Tit' E' mtikti! '‘ ‘. _ . . . . . . ItrlVAls MILITARY COI.I.I!CIE,.GIRP.AT MARLOW'. The half yearly Inipection and exeminetion of the Oentleman Cadets, at de! Junior Department, took Sete on Motniav last, in the presencerlf - a• Commit• tee of the Supreme Board of Comrkiiiinners (-r the affairs' of the College, consisting of Field Marshal his Rorer Highness the Duke of )(Ivor ; General his Royal • Hientecs the Deice of Casouttnne ; General the tail drHanttuurrolv ; Lieutenant Gerteral Sit H BURKA - EN BM.; Lientenant`General CALVEnT. General At- Hon. A. liknot,Governor'of the Col lif . Miijnr Gifteral . MASA, ; Colonel' Burma BROWN, ikt. Ste. itre. The young Gentleinewwint thronglitheir trillithn evolutions, WO pirformed the exercises prescribed ti, then% in the tliffereitt blanches of instruction, with i deg! ee of accuracy "highly creditable tn - themselves and such arealkd foe the warmest apptobation of th tanner in whidealt: dincirried in their instructio A o ritcliscigline l titi ,peatorMed their duties. The .: nine following students were cohsidered a baniegpaatieularly distinguished the nstelves in th alhrent branches of instruction, viz. Gentlemen Ca POW Thomas Harris, Percy Pratt, George Moon Nit/tiara ,Nepean, Cuthbert Fornet,. Charles Stott George W. Prosser Christ . &heel, and James J Rowe. These received Commissions and Certificate! testifying their fitness to serve in the General Stal of the - Army. The following received Commission: vii. Gentlemen Cadets Edward Cleather, Danis Frazer, Patrick Mackey,George Macarmey,Anthon Pack, William H. Hill, Edward Sutherland, Wi! Liam Slater, Alexander Calder, George Wilkin Waken Taylor, George Harrison, William Holt Frederick Ford, and George Campbell. The Sun Sher Session ended on on the 15th inst. and the net will commence in the month of September, at Sand burst; it being understood that the new building erected there for the reception of the College, wi then be completed. -We understand that the Rev. Mr. Women, I Magdklen College, Oxford, Chaplain to the Roy: • Military College; has been appointed Chaplain toe • Duke 4:f 'Yoe*, as etestimony of the high sense h Royal. Highness entertains of the zeal and abilii veith which belles discharged the important duties 1 his office. . GRANb REVIEW. ItURTARR PARTICULARS. Tuesday the Marquis of Deosuisoa's Regimen the !Fah Light Dragoons, was reviewed on Hound() Heath by has Royal Highness the PRINCE Renew. At tee o'clock the Regiment formed in line. 11 iterud was kept by a party of the 23d Light Dr goons, acid a. party of thi 'same formed an escort f Ih. PRINCR. As half past eleven his Royal Hig sea and suite arrived on the ground, and passed tl line in the usual form, after which he took his stud( in front,. In centre of the line. The Regiment chi began its evolutions, and went through the who with -correctness, which marked their excellent di • hipline, and gave - the greatest satisfaction to I Royal Highness andall the General Officers preser The Reg.:neat was upwards of eight hundred strum, and looked eatremely well ; their horses were high condition and the whole had a delightful a . 1 pearance. Lieutenant Colonel MVIIR . AT . gin ',t word of command, and, after- the Review was VII be was highly complimented by his Royal Highot upon the excellent discipline, and military appettren et iris Regiment. There were present on the growl iheir Royal Highnesses the Dukes Of Yotte,.Cuains ;.,aurt,alid CAAIRRIDGe s the Duke De BUN, the Sc fleffA Asahassiclor,lbe I) ake of Mos/Tee/IZ, with a I slid* Kings horses; General BAYLEY and Color Costatzve, Equerries to his Royal Highness, in o of the royal carriles; with a set of horses ; Gel fals, Lord CATEICA RT, FLOYD, UXERIDGE, kc. - Af she Review, their Royal Highnesses die PRINCE II ' eIIISTa the Dukes of YORK and CUMBERLAND, set 1 fdr-Witithell'a t. .........• ..ase . I . . .. • Covenet'Oeienr.it THEATRE. closed for the seas ' lass. night, when the following Address was spot • bi-Mr: C. KEN ems : - ' 4 °Litsres and Gsn'rtestittr,-1 am desired by the rropriel bt‘trils'l heatre, to return 'you their sincere thanks lei the • *hilt narks of your favour bestowed upon them duFtng i ; +Mon. '46"( hey have endeavoured to merit such distinguished supp " • Syproducing on their Singe the most admitted works of . the J • tt sh Omsk.; by encouraging the efforts of the moderri Drat ' afspl i and to combine iv,tli solid instruction mirthfcl recreat • :silky Rave no refused the aid of Pantomime and Spectacle. "It , 'Co please the various 'astes of the British Audience has b and evtr will be, their h glies• ambition. . S. , • • • 46 Some of the br.gbtest ornaments of the Stage Wave lately rt . tired front the theatrical world. Their loss must be always • gretsed, and the i roprietors are aware that diligent attention , • alone re t uir it. 'I hey, however, cimfidtntly hope, that you 'en dat Covent Garden, nett season, such a Company of I 'fanners u wilt merit the continuance of your indulgent patron . sold they are prepared trimeet their newly rising Sister The - s isi th suc k fe e a nd open competition, as shall contribute toy t h e atrical entertainment. The Per formers, Ladles and GCA ' t ern, beg leave to express their heartfelt gratitude fur r oc It etsi r rientett kindness, and they humbly take their leave till • Ilk of September, the time zed for the reopening of ' 'Theatre' Ibltohl •HA La.—Yesterday Goff and Hsatcholu , covered a considetable quantity of the silk. i feathers which we're lately stole from a boy near ;TAW= House, concealed in a stable in Woolps yard, Gravvl . lane, in the Borcugh ; whilit they vi .• n ff , *imam; well known to the °racers,, ig rant of.iht company within, entered tte *table, I wastottne dietely taken into custody. 11e under* • a Innwerstmaatma, and was committed.. The r w h o ylteeeed the spode from the wherry to el place of .ci,aceilmeig;in" i" cart,- is also in custody. Qitesi-stauruter7-lesterdt an important decit to market Atids i fumble o • ce at the above 00 J. Gaygoved the. Colley or of Tolls at Queen's. I Gate, Chelsea, was suiniitioned .befoieldr..Fillit.Dl f or , 4 * .iriait i aisube Biii inst,...demanded and recei rAll a pp e eetenladers with manure, baitginge, to ~ ' W. Wilcox. s muter , .gardtsier, at .Ytelham. . ' pretence, limier which' aeyelli/Roilleglittl (led the. • seas, 44; tioetAthstanding - ili 'e4retises laden 1 &astute* 01, - e eilti v atio it' - ' of . the: • ribtl'Of 'dm C , Plisbern4 ihl rope .lay i% hick the Inaskeievere ties t h e cart was kaatiung. toile* CartsidepanttAlitref Oki tire .vehicle. 'Wear. rielotoriseleavetieeso as tie *ithit i alsum aucycesequentiroOt ivichinttemi;al i i s ioe ',A sti fut st appearing cle ar that there w* foundation foes dr charge, the dsiossetane,:plei 1 1 . Guilty. Theissaity. toesiat tabs 7.oo6itid was i., ' • • •• . . " . . - • 1 •. . _ . . • SALES BY'AUC'IIO4Ie ..'''''- •, TlLlCS . effeetnally destroyed by BeriAnni 'h im — i I , Bug Destroyer ti his Majesty and her Royal N or X -.----- • ~ Princd isw the Custom - House , Deal, on Monday , the 111164110finiTs Crossess-st Charlotte of Wales, (rem ove d f rom t h • Strati reet, Hatton gard, is) whether In Room , 11.6 1 ft- `.. 1812, at Two o'Clock in thy Aftessofilh • Furniture, though ever so numerous , without &mpg -.l* tat o ... r 'HE FOLLOWING GOODS, iil santicr . • Lats . .., . cer i t ; a : wl t f ..e ted tuo. Be z i l ax al i r d. ziela. :.,.lB..ii liz e:iin f ase our 4 - ia.i pos , ig t i, ited..... :rs t h eads cer s :l74 .t., :uziiod,Tit 1 vat .. ! 69 Gillons Spirits of Ebtally 9 Dim Drantiv,rot legal itteengrh for Deals,* . a , . _Owe them to tee; free from Rigs at tei.eadi per tartar e . s . 654 lbs. Black Tea-t ! Ilia. Wirt Candies • " money only. &Ts sip Le returns his moo gratetul &lol a 1 . -- w l i tm . 0 1 Case, carnelian/ Medlotien Ind Dnags. . ', - Noblemen, lAdies, and Oval: men who have air, ad 4 Which may be viewed on the Morning of the Day of Sale. him ; and tlsose.who may favour . him with th e ir fu or e Twenty.five per Cern. will he required as a sreprnit. - A may depend on their Ord•:rs b,Ang executed with the iv,* ' • . . etudes, having been upwards of SO years in donee pe • • 4 sURREY. ON THE BORDERS OF KEN I'. IPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, upwards of Mt:H . IRM- TO BOOICSELIK:INE sir END RS EA& . el MESSRS. BARCLAY and SONS 95 - DRED ACRES, free of Great Tithe, and Land-tax redeem-. ed.-44figibie Reddened*, with Officer, Ga • dens, fine Pieces • ip , . 1 Market, London, are appointed the only Vekelende 2 `. • , of Water, excellent Farin Buildings, Humes' Stables , der. of D A TAYJeOll's celebrated REMEDY for DAAENnsma o By Mr. ROBINS, extraordinary preparation is composed of the mildest imp 4 4 Gerrawey's, on Wednesday, August 6, at 12, In One Lot, old cannot possibly injure that tender pram, a / 4b n [HE COLE HARBOUR ESTATE, a veil' need with perfect safety at ad seinints, aml c u e g e4;P :00 11 .7:10 11 "`" Conipact Pleasant FAMILY RESIDENCE, with Offseate general, a c o mpl ete r estorati v e . ..4h w h om also taar t ,i tse n4 an descripionr, Coach houses, capital Stall Stables, Gat- 1. Dns• 3"asteaoa's ' highly .estee meet AN rhse4. iii i ii 1 vs, Green-house Pleasure Ground, Intermixed by phenol of. PILLI. a late discover yof a Meeizial Gentleman age' .1 tar Water, store d with Fish, spacious wpm Farm Yard. with• never, bring the only specific in the chic a Ephy q , Off I dlifrs Cottage, barn; Stables, Cart Lodges, and . various Sickness, Convulsion Fits,' Hysteric and payny t k A t tit-buildings , in good condition. a impltal new ',leashing Ma:' Cramp is t h e s ion y. c a, an d an at „i. htle , 01 that „ fiat 1 Inc on the best construction, excellent new-built Stables for =flys, Price 4s. 64. with explicit di:remits. tie** Vl ' 4 mi l , re hullers, together with three Roses, large Saddle Room, all Venders of Medicine. ackandtles, Wheeler's, and Carpenter's Shops, several Coe. get for Labourers, and two compact Cp;tages, near Wickham ,: l ' - - • NEWTON'S DErtriratc.s. • ttv-,,, id sundry Enclosures of Meadow, Pastore. Amble, and Wood . e rii. iS Powder is as pleasant in the ipplas . and. The whole/state upwartisoflftre Hundred and Eleven ,A.lt Is excellent in its effsets; it speedily nu:dais' t h ril l,: • cre ~ free of Great Tithe, and the Land tax 'redeemed ; the ; white sad anoint/oho gums heatthful t red, and firm '• 1 indpal part of th e Lantes ate In a high state of cultivation; wa o t p c . ism preserve them: in nit desirable state. 14 44 ' e greatest part has been dralosad at a very considerable exnelmos the enamel and prevents ale accumulation 4.1 tartar; spd .... id in a very improveable state. The Estate in a rieg-feirce, w h ere t h e euarne r has b e en unpaired by the applitsh e e„ZZ I to greatest part surrounded with a belt Of thriving trees, a dog, dent& iee, or by any other ratan, it wig i li „4l . iterful and commanduig simulate, veq desirable for a Castle+ m - ave to be credited on ly by those who expeehnW l 4; ran fond of agricultural pursuits. abounding with game and k s min t y. To the general approba• ion of Naweii i et i , esti. *m of exce ll ent w ate r : fog, stag. and hare hounds are kept Po wpga, the Proprietor is proud to koala Stretes us soy the neighbourhood; &Mat from Croydon area miles, from elevated characters of the lititi.h and Foreign i own. Ws. . snaky four anti thirteen from London. Immediate per orders are requested to be addressed to Mr. 14. *toes . ~ asion stay be had of ail toe Land, and of the House in • a tort while.. ...a-stir and Eimaaos, 6n, on the FcCe-way. St. KAM*, yard, nem! opeetice timNoroirea fa 'lt 'd. • I May be viewed by Tickets. Particulars may be had of Mr. 4 ;oak, tae Bailiff, on the Estate; and at the Swan, Wickham; DOCTOR I•OTHERGIL'S FEMALE PILL& • ti ;s logs Arms, and Greyhound. Croydon; Bell, brosnky; Wheat T HIS ' celebrated Medicine lam been l on g - k 2, , !tea:, Upper Tooting; of Messrs. Foulkes and Co. Solicitors, 1 foe its infallible efficacy in removing km* Amo k I nut••ampion-street, Strand; arGarraway',; and of Mr. Robins, wider w hi c h the s e x are so apt to suffer at a n c w t. pn e i ti4 t'arwick-sued, Gulden square, where Tickets may be bad, and before the female constitution is entirely funned; t a t too id a Plan of the Estate may be seen. ' • diseale, it is well blimp, alwa)s takes place af et the ap if hen , SURRI.V, tho use of Dr. 101 liEittill.'s FEMALE PiLI.S camels, • I strongly recommended to the notice of every Female at ibis, Between CROYDON, WICKHAM and BROMLEY. . . CAPITAL FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, . miuds ; when the girl is passing on towar d nomasenesei . Vlth Offices, &c. and Meadow and Arable Land, and sundry liable to a:variety of disorders froht obstructions; and Parcels of land and Cottages. towards the tuns of life, when the habit of every Wesawhe By Mr. ROBINS, - goes a change, in that species of disortitr ailed Goo If* IA which Is denoted by a pale sickly countenance, and fr e l 1 It Oarraway's, on Wednesday, August 5, at 14, In Seven Lots, I'HE very eligible FREEHOLD ESTATES, from a eneral relaxation of the sys•em,attend Fen ith a and want of inclination to move, Focht rill's ale Hist 1 Ji- with the excellent and substantial MANSION, SHIRLEY- MOIL sovereign remedy; they amend the appetite, ostreenta i 'OUSE, with Offices of all descriptions, seated on a Paddock, dated state of the stomach and digestive organs, whwe drib urrounded by tar wing Plant; tions and full-grown limber, inclination for eating chalk, and the most unhealthy too, ad • body Walks, and flue pieces of clear Water, pleasing objects where, from indolence of the patiem,droptical sympiesianot , min the House; a neat Cottage at the en t rance, fit for a r e st- to arise; they remove nervous head-sells and giddiness, laud i core, with Garden and Plantations; the Lands round the of breath, and palpitations of the heart, and all the rithereibir tetanal= laid out by Mr. Ripton in the Park style ; and bunchy disorders which are connected with the above casialas ie :nclosurcs of rich Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, all married women they are no less beneficial, they hid.** ring compact, and in a high state of cultivation; the whole 1 conatitu , ion, give tone and firmness to the habit, sad if f si i i i i °wanting upwards of One Hundred and 1 weeny Acres, the ,____ restorative where the woman is weakened by bad lyjs, le , roperty and residence of a Gentiennut ; :huech ; sundry Enclosures of Meadow cud Wood I.and ad- aPewin Cs (loon 1 health impaired by ten long suck lien. or where sae' eh' .4 Ailing, upwards of Forty-ez Acres; a compact Cottage gad'ject to frequent miscarriages. In all these siteadenslensagt 4 Festaw p i a a way be regarded as the . female sheentedin 1 hit-buiktings, Garden and Orchard, and Meadow Land nearly health and resorted to as a never- failing remedy splint ths ma. sixteen Acres, by the road-stde to Croydon, and contains excel- desperate and incurable disease which afflict theses ; they dad 4 rut Brick Earth; sundry Counts, Gardths, and Enclosure of be in the possession of every mother and guardian of they'll eleadow Land, by the road. 1 hese Lots are abundantly sup. oiled with excellent Water, and are very derrable properly, in females as a family med.cine. Sold o :esale and retail at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cbapside, ant 6 beautiful command'itg situation, within two Miles of Crco don, -of Pa:entosit r-row ; and retail be Warns:hi aharp, reinnank Our of Bromley, and eleven from London. Immediate posses. a ii i and y,,hawn, Gosport; Xib ui , w emoot u s g- r i, o f ort may be bad of all the Lots. Jones, Portico; Trewntan, Exeter ; Cooke orthy, Glowile,G, i l's be viwed by Tickets. PsrdcuLu's may be had of Mr. , bert.and Hoxland , Plymouth; Newbury, Maks; Desna t i ;:ook, tar e B•adiff, on the Premises ; and at the K ng's Arms, iM a c yj on a ki ,cow ; s mit h , pd ari d„„ ont . acatt . aid Ca* i nd Ore-hound, Croydon; Swan, Wickham ; Bell, Bromley ; i Edinborgh ; Crutwell, Bath; Rosa and Peek, Hal; Wheat Sheaf , Upper Tootng ;of Messrs. Foulkes and Co. So- Edwards and Penny, and Bhhinge, Liveried; Sublime Lpsh . icltors, Southampton-street, on.street, Covent-garden •at Garrawafei Manchester ,• Bowel), Norwich ; Knott and Loyd.= ' Warwick-street , of Mr. Robins, arwick-streer, Golden-square, where Gregory, 13r.gbtou ; White, Meuse ; sad lame rickets for viewing may be had, and a Plan of the Estate seen. ,;, ers, i n b oxes at O s . v.l. e ac h. ..spie 1 1 SURREY, • Lynn; DEBILITY, STRICTEIRES,gc. 1 1 Between CROYDON, WICKHAM, and BROMLEY. ELEGANT FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, or COI-FACE IMPRESSED with a consciousness' dot diriii 4 ORNEE, and Twenty-two ACRES of LAND. •iriation front the general Flu has bees ItieMy lisailiti •By Mr. ROBINK others, and improved in their Professional atfisittimakill if At Garrawari, on 'Wednesday, August 5, at 12, In one Lot. maturity . of near . t went y can experieoce, Marra CUM!! 1 - IIRI..EY COTTAGE, a very eligible FREE- or Co d -con w tzu c r h . are with unabated ardour the eradiation eider be , the consequence of illicit indetaissen tt i•--' HOLD E , TATS, free of Great 'lithe, mid the Land-tax &maitre habits of the inconsiderate schoolboy . le redeemed; comprising an elegant Residence, or Cottage Onset.. I cure of these complaints, they hold oat no ieduesairrie seated on a lawn, op a fine comnunding situation, lately erect- but . hie as a ll men must be of the mimeos y i ode: . ed, and finished * a superior style, with Offices, Garden, and utilities. they ogee that awhoasee as. restaNtg 4 „.„ 44 . . Pleasure Ground, Coach-house, and Stables, a new be* Barn, geons of London, and of the Royal Cullese el Midi* • mid various Out-buildings, and Enclosure of Meadow Land; In all cares of Aniittlicle infeition, and is every moil' the whole upwards of 22 Acres, situate a short distance from debility Ind de fi ciency, whether arising from the Ifswieds .. Shirley House, and about two miles from Croydon, on the road' certain destructive habit, long residence in warm alma; Ist s to Wickham, very desirable for a Gentleman fond of field sports, living, or any other cause producing deficiency et gisteo lll : and immediate possession may be bad. To be viewed by Tickets. Particulars may be had of Mr. Cook, Balliff, on the a te; and at the King's Arms and Geer i the lei P r al i i m ell p t rov maY ea r pla ir n o or i cu t ri per n7strici rtglat ures "si dtbe m sreati vilPB 7o. ll.ll‘l l o i attended with peoulbr success -strieteres of ten erroo diar p? hound, Croydon; Be,romiq ; of Messrs. Foulkes and Co. . 1 ....„.,,,_ ban y ielded to their tramium.i.,o nolicimpoi. liouthampton-street, Strand; and of Mr. Robins, thr ee a cre,. Warwisloatrest, Goideo-square, where Tkkets may be had, and itIARRIED WOMEN. who am 101 ! feta 6 4 00 a Plan at Mr Alta.: Wen. their expectations ors family. may be 'sauna that la a l ► NEWSTEAD ABBEY, not rINCIfAM. it such d At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-Alley, London, suitor each defecte are curable by medical WI emg 'Twelve o*Ciocic, tainty with others(' yet tbe'cure of defects, W ant In Two lots , Friday. the removal of such impediments be an object of deubtani Argus( 14, at 'la THE very important, extensive, and valuable progress of reneva , ion, w the wernrement of their e1: 11011 8__,..,. 'I FREEHOLD ESTATE, consisting of the Manor or Lord- Mows. Currie and Co. may be wangled ht ebiliar 0 7 . "' ship of Newstead, in the County of Nottingham, and the ancleut greatest dame/. Mansion. sailed Newstead Abbey, and 5800 A cres,lnore or less, Haunts - Garden . Patients in th e eml eir TlT ""w",7 /pine • secrecy, aild honour, at their .o.fo lgenan at bublt of Arable, Meadow, Pasture, Wesod Land, ac.d Lakes, divided the Particulars of theirm'es age, and P"' into sundry eligible Farms, sad executive Stone Quarries and lucksamg a rooliftagnA far advice given or sent to any put ot ite apd. r e d itigle i. whilli " W. L imekiln*, comprising the entire Lot tints, the whole eitra- will parochial and tytbe-free, (except about Acres, in ta rn ! be ...gee . 1 MA TRIMONI AL FELIC's iv. joining Parish of Lbuby,) and the poor and teher rates vet' MESSRS. LOSS and CO. as regularly - teak& the whole (except the Ivfarslon, Castle, G a rd e n s , W oo ds, Surgeons of Inm/on, have sedidously eevered and Lakes, which are in hand), let at present at old and very low rents, (highly improvable) to tenants, who are under notice frequently embitter and too 'often prevent, that - • s to quit, so that an early possession of the whole Estate m a y b e . ei id faretty. T he ea d va ll fo i p a trol l er don for they: last I S years to the study of those dhoti* 111 r, DM nioo • insured to a purchaser. 'I here are several powerful streams of water, with sufficient the uniform success anent:lnt their superior mode have hitherto received from persons of the first • • .. hut for mill work, for Manufactories of the first magnitude. .., testa ~t Liutot i n d uce t h em t h u s publicly to do The Estate Is situated on the great North Road, between Not- ."' .- — in f l i ease , of d e t,z t7 or d e ficiency, sisal , t f i r ngti om ain the and latter Ma , and ajfi l eidl 3o from "111.01,11710fIrair the l°ratee ' aild thi "' f ‘?c rom ee' th .. e too - frequency of Particligffileigi the ...... Ihe Manor is well stocied with Game of all sorts, and the elisobtary, and destructive • killable Ilfe the unbounded indulgence cent Iffiest isir gi agi, Lakes with Fish and with Wild Fowl in the seasuo, and loans a b domain rarely to be purchased. ear Ili 1 ' the one sex, and impotettee in the other, they Lot 1 will consist of the Manor, Abbeyeand die whole of mind, am, destroys the Bower of youth, by r 51 404 ell" Dt ,manent cure. 'I o those who, from such . ... . ' le the Farms. Woods, and Lakes, Sums Quarries end Lienektbloi vented red enter i ng i nto t h e sna rekg e state, and ilehmere encompassed by. the park paling, on the west aide of tiadsllll* li ef, b roo d over t h e i r ton t ontt e s in Whom, It mom North Road, and containing 2581 Acres, more or *a.. : 6 ~,v e d : to an ' aw Lot st wall consist of the Hut Public-house and the Faideamt• • the incloaed Land on Sherwood, on tie east side of the lark • by-ether practitioners, that, by a renovating tads . •• .. osii, they maybe restored to a sound. pal ng, and containing 608 Acres , more or tau '••• - - • . , however difficqlt or loeffectual the career/ t . I den. A certain Discreet., frequent/ con .r, , f , i , Ihe property may be viewed, oti applying to It a Omen •of indiscretion and every sg•setes . of Syphilitic ' " Welty, at the Hut Public-house ma the Estate; of _ whom printed Particulars may be bad; and also o(John Hansoo. L. L icall ' nt Id and n e v er-Cal ing. smuts of erminsent, b • .-st ~ No. 6. Chancery-line; at the Place of Sale;' at the Blickmoot'S G and Co. is also Strictures of the dada& and - • Head, and White Lion bins, Nottingbanit the Swan beneMano• the yor ... e a id e d to core in a shortwidget ..., • field; the Bear inn, Lougbborough ; gad the Three Clowns Inn, '7 e ' .. of the paired, , st k; r •eirmaXt-' 4 Leicester. y removed, without maniac In diet or exert:Sir' - the 'multi!. dangerous meas. •• - • • ~„_...., - satietitr ay ;; o l ' .._... ha can n b bc e given surati to s ei sevetal ierhayipt Genclainea ko...d a . m e c si rive7lse i M R. SPILSBURT, from hifFiiecest in terophu- T F males whom cageele i l ea l lie a willai years. _ o nursed . r IP ' ad, k lone Caws OM' slat Onauhid- as* morning between th e pledges as enimublal happiness have been defeat hattl_af *even and' 1 briii , at bits Dispensary ' s Id& 15,' Soho- a pk. ai lle reflevian le knew, tehtt. by a p r _fs ir o dito ;s 4l a u snles; o lLendea. n diseases P o atif f th U e ts join wtl4 3 l , nl' aco to rb e u l4l644l tic and giel on i rpt ils iv e s is co r ts r I • plaints, previous to making use of the Pitept Antiscorbut lc props, is th e r . i in. r ovi r t : rce r s‘a wd ib r i t sz. s the general j 4ailit epera penosou. Nalco ."..7:- Itorr '"" , tr. fet'V e4 will bare i decided opinion as to the probability of success.-- , either sex. Letters lintel the =WM+ 1:=" se') * 1 Terms of attendance may ltd Limn at the Dispensary No. 15, Juli t k,goned tot yid a*fioaaalikalidnes ••,.. - s Soho-square. A s twee iffiJIWOCIrOMI couatuisit4 Pla i lorta Ilk of the delessniggst,. :_:.r . Os. t . " 1 for Spilsbury's Patent Autimodautin DroPs_ Mk 'sdkkil " libri CAL 14 , rinted In black Ink, in bottles elsi. nd. 'jolso ll = "1 ,1th aid 4-. - " ' . K .s .i. ild4S4 llll Luger aft ita. dray ladalkat. Ciautpaand'Etitiike lia. ' iimpOßi = _ Pristo . ty LEt c r„„,reek-mak D Itik 14 lialtiosvalm o 14,64 et ptioustoittliatai ar at t.. Mt • . to W' isci