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fff LAW INTELUGEnCE. COURT Or CHANCERY, NOVEMBER 14. LORD LnlYTlflla V. •RIAN. ~~' - COURT OP KING'S BENCH, NOV. t 4. GOODRIGHT DIM. TOWLIII V. IFIRRISTEII. curmaitr v. raincr. This caufe has been • already bef..re the public.— The Sottctrisa Ganseat brought it this day under the review of the Court. The nature of the quefiion was, whether a onion employed to difpofe of another's goods by fele, could, hirofelf, become the putchafer, at a price put upon it by another individual, in pre f:nce of the owner (Co acquiereenee or approval being espreffed), which 'Potwar& moved to be far beneath its real value. The matter in dispute was a pieure, the property cf Lord Lowther, as executor of Lord Lnnfdale. which the Defendant undertook to fell ; and which he himfelf bought, at the price of soo guineas, that having been the random valuation put upon it br a Mr Willey, in' a 'regions converfatioo with the Plaintiff and Defendant. Mr. Brian, how. ever, form afterwards made a profit upon it of up. wards of moo guineas. The bill was filed for retii tution of the property. After hearing the Same:rot G b the LORD assocsttost Paid, that altboughite had already made •np Ws mind upon the principles upon which he would found%ls d .cifion, yet there were tome puts oT the evidence, which bore a doubtful coallrudion, and which might occafion bis feuding fame parts of the quaint) before a Jury. He thetefore felt it limitary to pottpone pronoulting judgment till Monday next, in order that he might have en opportunity of re gr'fing the e►idence which bad been adduced on both fides. This cafe occupied the attention of the Court dnr ing five hours. It was argued by 6erjeant Wit -3.111MS for the Plaintiff, and Sir Yr CARY CMS for the Defendant. It arofe upon a fpleial verdiO, and 'turned upion the validity of will made by a re. attainder man in fee, as to certain lands, whereof the tenant fillife had previonfly levied a fihe, with pro. tiamations ' and the will was made eluting the life of the tenant for lift. The queftion for the Coast was, 'therefor, principally, whetherthe fines by tenant for Ulrike operated duffing his life, as a diffeifin agairdl the remainder man, Co as to prevent the elate palling by his will. On the part of the Defendant. p it was contended that it worked an abfolute diffeifin, and mined the eflate of the reinaindeK man to a merd tight cf entry, which could not pals by the devife. On the part of the Plain.iff it was clntended, that it did not create a diknntinuance till after the death of the tenant for life t that the remainder man might Ilea whether to confider it as a diffeilin or not, and that even if it were turned to a right of entry, yet it might be devitable, thane' not otherwif* affignable. The Conte did not decode upon the cafe, but took time to confider, and it is itnpolfible for us to give oven an abridged aceonnt of the argument. which would not be intelligible -to any but a lawyer. Str V. GUM mneed for a quo war rattle againll certain freemen of Saltath. The Mayor for the time being has the power of appointing a deputy during his abfcnce. The Mayor was abfent, and appointed • deputy,-but afterwards 'returned, and then Mr. De puty stoats fo fond of hls a thee that he did not like to give it ups arid admitted feveral burgetfes, notwith. Rending the true Mayor was returned.—Rule to tow wife granted. 6s forte 3. e. oottone, ask.. Mr. Gamma/ moved for a criminal information sgainlk a gentleman of the name of Winton. Mr. Gordon was educated at the expence of. gentleman of the name o: Crouch, of Stand/ad Hall, in Etfex, a gentleman of pool. a year landed eflate. He es pefted tome remittancev, which, not coming, he pre. fumed mttfl be delayed on acr , unt of the infirmity' of his guardian. upon inquiry, he found that he was in the power of a Mrs. (It eygoofe and Mr. Win ton, who were living in his houfe, in confequence of which he obtained a commilTwn of lunacy to be if fused, and he himt:lf was appointed committer of the ettate. He then ,ead a letter from Winton, accm ling him of defaming him (Winton) behind his hack, and threatening to protecute him, provided he had at been tufficiently refined in the army to fettle it in a manner more in congruity with gentlemanly feeling. That his meaning might not be millinder flood, he met Mr. Gurdon one day on horfeback and alkyl him, if he tboold alight and fettle the bulinefs w i t h him then ; and that, further, he walked about with Bouple ut tluubklbatrclica piftolt, intuiting Mr. _ _ _ '1 he Kole to thew ciente why a criminal informs tir n Ihould not be filed for fending a challenge, or provoking to fend a challenge, was granted. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, NOVEMBER z 4. W. Serjeent.Serrose• applied to the Court to make a Rule abf Ante, obtained on a burner day, for difcharging the Defendant, a foreigner, out of vit . - tocly, ern the ground of his having been improperly arrelied and confined in the Fleet Pam ft ap peered horn the Defendant's affidavit, that in conk. .ottence of being engaged in bufinefs with the firm of, Cuthbert. Brook, and Co. certain prtperty belong ing to them, confining of 2.60 ounces of L'l'rinnarir::, a sitialvi;y of f efts Lenzuli, with feveral bills of ex. change and cheeks, were placed in his hands, which he bad retained, conceiving that he had a balance of accounts in his favour. A fbort time tiace, on his refttfal to iteliver the fame to time Plaintiff, who claimed an exclulivc right to it, he was arrelled on an Kilian of trov:r for 800. and kept in confine. ment. With refpea to the Übrart.wire, it was placed in his hands in France, to prevent the ene.ny from taking pe ifeibtm td it as Britifh property ; and he lisd inn:net ions to fell it, and to receive half the pro. fit as a re warilifor his agency. The Ukraararior and lapis tazt, , Twcre not worth mote than so.l. not seithaanding which he had been smelled for 8001. and being a foreigner, was incapable of finding The !atter circtirreflancc, he believed, had induced the plaintiff to arreft him. He was an agent for fc vcral foreigners, by whom be obtained fupport, and by being in cot (incmeut loft his connetlion ; he there f, re prayed. the Court to difcharge him, in order to prevent Lk ruin. Mr. Serjeant S 0, in Inv port of his motion. defcribed the proferty to belong ti Cuthbert and Co. and not to the Plaintiff alone, sr the bills and ebeepartere *awn by the latter Jinn, on Moffat 2na Co.- and under all the eirentnaanees, he contended, that the arreft of the Defendant had been illegal. Mr. Serjeant 13ssy oppored the difcharge of the Defendant, under a fufpicion that the latter would immediately go out of the kingdom with the proper ty. The Learned Serjrant read the Plaintiff's affi davit, which Rated, that he had placed the articles before mentioned in the hands of the Defendant, with. out the knowledge of his pat tners t And that he had fillet renowned the Defendant to came to a fettle ment, but the latter had retired fo to do, and the deponent believed he had Pool. diet to him, after al lowing every claim thedefendant could frisly demand. The Court was of opinion that the Plaintiff bad not proved his right to all the property in the hands of the Defendant who had been held to bail for Pool. more than was due, Sir JaMes MAIIISFISLD therefore difcbarged the Defendant out of cullody ; bat, with the content of the parties, ordered the property to be placed in the hands 91 the Prothonotary of the Court, until the tranfanion fhould be determined by refe rence. Wednefday morning an alarming fire broke out in Great Montague -court, Little Britain, but through the laudable activity of thdllnhabitants, and a prompt fupply of watet, it was extinguifhed previous to the arrival of the engines, withont further mirchief than &Ruling the roofs of two houfes.—lt is hoped this will operate as a caution not to Leave children in apartments by thernfelvet, it being the fecond acci dent which has happened on the fame fpot within a few weeks, from that more. A few days Attlee, a young Lady, of she name of Forbes, whole parents refide in Whitecrofs-ltrect, St. Luke's, was burnt to death in the following manner: —As a young man in the habit of vifiting the family, and Mifs Forbes, wee converting to3ether in the parlour, a (ea from the fire flew, unper ceived, on the muffin drell of the Lady. which form kindled into a blaze. The young man pulled off his coat to wrap round her, with a view to ca ll tinguifh it, but before he could accomplifh his inten tion, (he ran out of the room into the greet I he fal -1 lowed her, and before effeflual aft:fiance could be pro. cured, (be was fo dreadfully burnt, as onl to furvive till the following morning. Sbe was abo Ot 17 years 1 1 of age, and on the eve of marriage to the Gentleman above Rated. Imagination may paint, belt language cannot dery-the, the extreme grief of the parents of this unfortunate lady, who, we underflami, have been al- molt delirious fince the melancholy event. A Letter, lately received Worn LincokAire, de ferves fome attenrion.—.. I have the pleafure to in form you th it my face is much better, though fill but indifferent ; beg you will fend me a large bottle, having been obiged to purchafe fome which I am convinced ate not yours. I fent to one of your agents, he had not any in the houfe, but purchafed them elk-. where in the town for me. I have fent a (mall (pan; tity and the paper of direetians, in order that you may difcover the irnpolition, /for fuch I mull think it) as the effeAs are fo very dif f erent." In rhofa cafes, where SPILSUR ell Patent Aar trcosauric Daors are given with fuccefs, as in ScurvEGoot, Rheomatifm, Scrophola, Eruptive Cafes, Nervous and Bilious' Complaints, the neeeffity of guarding againfl an in , juriOus mixture is obvious ; therefore with a little attention, by the following marks, the genuine asedi. tine will be dißinguifhed readily from counterfeits. Obferve, that the words "by the King'S Patent," are expreffed at length on the bottle, in the bill of direc tions, and outride wrapper ; alto tlaa Ramp, (the king's duty) is printed in black inflead of red ink. - Sold at the Difpenfary, No. 15, Soho-fquate, Lon don ; in bottles of ss. 6.1. sos. and tl. as. duty in. eluded ; Compound Effence, • DIVIDENDS. Nov 19. John Badeock,Jiatcraidier-rote, London, Loaf..ller, at tat, at GMIII4II. Nov. s 9. William Bromhead. of Stamford. Idneolrfhlre, iron• monger, at three, at the George inn, S•aniford baron. Nov 17. Jolla Pettitl,7 the ,Wer, of Fteldbead,parlfh of Blrftall, John Prieftley the yuuligrr, of the fame place, Amelia Prleft. ley, of Upper Clayton. Mich!!etc:, . Jofeph Priettley, of Great St Hcletia, Lend: n, rnerchanta and partntre, At eleven, at the Coldest lion Us, 6;4%1 11. Nuv. sg. Benjamin Col, of eltourbridge. Worerfterfitire, timber merchant and tanner, at torilve, at the Dudley Arno Inn, in Dudley. Nov. 29. John Chrialty Cook and ninnies Chrillian Corker. of Leadetthall greet. London. linen die:Teri. at ten, at Guildhall. Nov. at. Rche:: Hcr.nell and William Flannel!, at Fritter lane. CheapEd:, I.ondnn, rthbon.tuanufallurers and ropirtne", at eleven, at Gaildh.al. Nov. a 5. Peter (lamina. of Wen:tvortb•greet, Whiled:arch cop' per, dealer and ehopman, at one, at Nov.:4 Petcr John Mlnviclle. of I.4verpool, merchant, at twelve„ . . . . . .. _ . . at the Star aid Garter, Liverpool. Nov. as. David Walker, of laolimira, Mitidkrex, bookraUer, at twehe, at Guildhall. Nov. a& Daniel l'uvaey the yourger, of Sherborne, Dorfetealre, vidualler, at five. at th . e Clunturdaer Inn, Bath. Nov as. Thomas Partridge, of Dover, Kent, fail-maim' and lip. rivrita, at ten. at the KJl6's Head Inn, Canteebury. Nov. 05. Frederick J utbn, otherveift Fud.,e Iwanr4l jodin. late of F. sel-ccurt, Tbrognvorton fired, and aftervesnls of Hay.ua Ciaides, Middlefez, stereltat,t, at one, at Guild/AIL Nov. az. Benjanint Batts andAon Smith, of liaflngball.fireet, I .nndon, lAtto-1 and eopartuerl, at one, at Guildhall. . Nov. 28. William Chattertoe, of Waltham. I.lneolnihire,groeer, draper,dealet and chapman, at tan, at the De and Duck To. v,rn, Klngllnu.upon-Hull Nov. 29. John Lea of Wont-flee-11mM, F•nwhwark, Surrey, millwright, dealer and ehapman, at vett. at Nov. 29. joreph M'ilfun, of the Strand, =Wells-maker, at one. at Guildhall 25.loyher Haneman , late of High Holborn, but now of Fetter•lane, London, furrier, at one, at - Ouildball. Nov. at'. John St tide, of le naworth, Hauta, groetr, at eleven, at tht. Black Dn. , Inn, Eunfworth. Nov 29. Dull,. Pepper, of bicoop'i liatfidd, lierts,iinen.droper at toielia. it L,PIKIOII. Nov. a 9. ( • ..age &Aim, of fludhcath I.orllip, Chaim, null !ter, at tee at the Aelel lun. Knutdord. Dec. 1. winidm Loggi; and Robot Slater, of Neagate (treat; London, Hoen-drapers and partncto, at eleamat GuildhalL Dec. t. Janice Bennett, of I r,gony, Cornwall, Ilnen.draper, at four, at the Globe Tavern, I. tater. Dec. a. John Mercer, of thhridge, Middtefer, and Nicholas Ma to-, of Chatham ?tact, Loodun, mrdtocn and merchant', at twohre at Guildhall. Dee. s. ideph Waren, of Fltnn, par:fh of Burr, Lanealhire, core too-fonner, at four, at the Dog Tavern, Mayo-better. . . . . . . Dee. a. Dan:el Nathaniel Weedtn, hte of Wbitechapel ;toad, Middlefer, btu& maker. at ten, at Unildhall. Are. e. Ge;rge Perris, tat, of Lea:L.lloall h'ariet, London, poulterer, at ten, at " ' a. David ki“bertfuu, of Ihitaupfgatc Without, I.oodon, taylor, a tot, at Guildhall. Dec. a. S,cplken Faulkner, lin Dillon, and jam hart, now or late of Bolton.' u ►e Moon, I.ancallnre, eotton.fpinnerg, muQm• manufatturer. and linen.drapcts, at eleven, at thc Star, Data fate, Mantbdter. _ . . Dt w e. 4.. Manus /largo. of Louth, lineolaatire, furrier, at &vas, at the Ncw Mod's Head fon, Louth. Dec. 4. !Award Carritt, of Louth, I.lawlhigte, fatikr, at ter, at Ncw Aiu,es Had lao, LONDON MARKETS. INSPECTOR'S RETURN AT UXBRIDGE. November 13. Wheat par load 181 os to 131 01 Barley per quartet 21 as to 21 46 Oats per ditto si 8s to st :is' • Beaus per ditto 21 & to 21 its Parc per ditto al 111 to II 16s PUCK OF HOPS. RAGS. POCIRTI. Kent • 41 SOS to 5% us Kcat - 41 154 to 61 a Suffcs - 41 104 to .11 Of Suires - 41 to to $1 tot Eflcz 41 JOS to S 1 04 Farnham Et ex to pt 51 PRICE oF HOP 3 1N TH BOROUGH MARKET. New Bass 41 105 to 61 os I Poeta, 41 234 10 61 4511", PRICES OF AIA:tT AND STRAW. St. James's. WSlteckapcl. Hay ;milted 3 8 oto 4„14 0 Hay per load 3 zo v•I of , Strrw s 30WS sj 0 Strar z z 4 Ms 6. Clover 4 4to 5 10 PIKS OF OAT AND STIAW IN UNITIMILA. Hay. - 31 os to 41 to Closer New Do. Cl Cl to 01 Cl Straw, 51 ion to 31 56 it 166 to al 56 SMITHFIELD MARKET, November 14. To Sok the offal—pm (tone of Mb. Bret 3. 4d to 4. 64 I Veal ‘llll Utos 4 td Mutton 4s ad to 4s &I Pork 4. ad to s., ■IAD OP TSUI OAT. Drafts, about 80a--Sheep lI Id Letups, 7,04ta. NEWOATE and LEADLNHALL, Nairitober 14. Per Race of Sib. by the carezre. aCCE as 44 to jf dd I Vu! 3$ 84 to j$ ad Mutt. 31 44 tO 4s of Pork 4s 3d to j$ 80 PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. James's mattes 3s ss j Ton n Tallow 6p. 64 to co Clare Market as 141 Yellow Ruffle 381 to 395 tail WhiteekapclMarket White ditto 36s ad to ifs (per Dose of 81b.) 3s lid Soap ditto 36s to Cos od Melted Stuff 48s to Od iii tod Ditto rougb 3as od to os Avcrage Price 3s ilia Greaves sits od Good Dregs los to os Yellow Smp. pas—..-Mottk.d,ll4l--Curd, 88. Price of l.Nitiles per dozen, los 63—Moults, tus 61 RAW HIDES. Hider(peribms) p ad 7,; 3 . : 4 d Hark Skins 145 to 17a ad Middling iss 8.1 to as 10.1 Sheep Sahli 39 0,1 to so 04 Ordinary as Id to as 6d Shearliop - os od to a ett Hearn Calf to 6d each 1 Lamb Skins as 64 to as Od PRICE OF LEATHER, pa lb. AT LE ADENHALL. Hutto, 5o to Alb Cara $34 to opt Ditto, oo to 6516 164 to 284 Madams Backs 21 ti to as Dreffitig Hides t 4 to Isof ' Floe Coach Hides 'soil to at 4 Crop Hides for Cutting std to a 3 Flat Ordinary I'd to slid Calf Skins, 3o to soils par downs' 281 to 41s Ditto so to yolb 360 to on • ODltto yo to Solb 3a to 362 • Bmall Seals (Oreeohad) per Ri. 3s oil to pjd Large ditto mos to 1401 pa dol. - Tamed liorre Hides alls to 335 cab COAL MARKET, Handier s 4. —•-- - Shipt at Market Ships 1.41 Prie - ; 67 Neweaak Coal 40 41s od to 521 al 8 Sunderland 4 391 od to so 9d 8 Stone Coal - s 7as 0d to Ila al 3 Cinders - 3 33,1 od to Gal ad COURSE OP EXCHANGE. Andierdatn 36 8a Ur Cadiz 39 Ltreet. I Canna 4, De at fight 35 t 1 14.1414439tdrcet tab.'s, 63 Rotterdam 11 1I 3 Ut. liner Illf erred!. ( Opoilo 61 Hanahurgb 34 811 UL 1 Alba= . 53 I Dublin 3a4 Minna 34 9 1 , Ur. Naples 44 Code' 13 Paris, i day's date 34 0 Lir. Vetike 33 lir. Merge efftetkve Pates, a I'C a 4 4 per 4. itert. I Bourderam 44 4 s Palermo 90 Pence per oz. Agin on the Bask of Holland 54 pnr Cont. V Ned Dollars o S 34 MARRIED. I.attly, nenthire, of tl.r koyal South Lincoln Militia, to MI6 H. A. Colts, daughter of Join CIACS, tki 01 Char.ltoti, Gtotteeftedblre. DIFD. Wednefday, at Id, bourn in Newington Butte, Alex. Ftufer,Bfq late of the Ifland of Gr. nada. Thor May fr'nnight, at Rippler Barracks, Sofres. Lipuertant- Colonel net Vernet, of the Royal ArtiWry, in cnnrequence of An ai ci'aent Le met with about there weeks ago, op bis sctunifroni infoo4ing tha fortlikatioat In Nes. basal. WATER AT LONDON EalnalTo.6lo•UWW. Mandes • 5$ lows Vies 5 Aiterpoos • - 15 aktua Act 6 SALISBURY. IRONMONGERS mad HARDWARE.MEN are hereby Informed, that the Stock and Trade of a patina in that lire of Dodoes are to be Difpufed of ; afro the Houle where the laid hullnefs has been adrantageouily carotid on, wbuldala and retail, upwards of yo years Cr l'he Prrmifes are Freehold. ho Houk is fubßantially built with the bell materials in good repair, capacious and convenient. with a (mail rden adjoining, and I. fituated in the molt eligible part of the Market-place. The prifent nwitcr, being advanced in years. is &limn, of rein ing. If a eamtnetabl,, and commodious dwelling-houfe, a long ella• bathed and gowl-accuftomed atop, fpaciots and well-flared Ware Rooms with every thrr acetnatnindati , .ll regulate for the puepolrs of tranfael/ng hufinsfs with cafe and experlltlnn,are ohjedl3 worthy the attention of a Tradcfulaa, here they will he found, all under the fame roof, and to the molt defirable lituation. rurtberparileulatsrnay be known by applying to the Printer of tbcSaiitburr and Winclictier journal. HEUNIATISNIS, ; Iles, and Corny Airtainns., with their tend CCHICOMUSOIS, Sp (ma, or Flying Pains, Ha 'latency, Indlgeftion, and general Debility (ottinating In whateve fouree), are relieved and freepsendrcheed by WHITEiti AD's ESSENCE of MUS CARD PILLS, after every other mem hat failed. The FLUID ESSENCE of MO l'A (tiled with the Pill; in thole complakits where neetaill,is perhaps the moll ae• eive.yenetratfng,and elFeßuidatentedyln the worl4ger.erafly cur ing the feverrit SPRAINS and BRUISES, in leis then half the time usually taken Ly any other Liniment or !embrocation ; and if ufed immediately after any accident, It prevents the part turning black. WHITEHEAD's FAMILY CERATE Its equally effi. cacious In Ulcerated Sore Legs, Scorbutic Eruption., Blotches, Plniplcs,Riorworms, Shingles, Breakince Dot on the F are, Nude, Fars, and Eye•lida; Sum and inflamed Flee, Burns, and Se. .1 As, Sot c Heads,Old Sores, and Scortnide Humours of every delciirion Oreparcd only, and fold by R. Jou te , rov , Apotheciry, No. ts. Greek-flreet, Soho, London. The hdleure and Pills at 21. rach ; the Cerate at to. ltd. and as. 94. Sad by every Medicine Vender in the United Kingdom. v.* The Cennine ha, a Slack Ink Stamp, with the name of R Jon mars N lamed on it. Esirael of a Letter front Mrs. F.. S. Sento' NO, of Colch,fter, to her Father, attefllng the unparalleled excellency of HAllsni's Coneettrued Extract, or Anima (Attalla, the moll fpeeily and rife &nal Rellorative in all cafes of General Debility, Nervells A f t', (lions, Trembling, Giddlotfs, Want of Appetite, &c —Pre. p.irtd by R. Keine. Colcheiter, Sept. a, tgoi -11 EAR FATHER, it in with plealure I inform you that 1 am quite n covered from my late ferious indifm (I lion, and thlt you will intim,' Zilr. Kemp I cannot fullieiently dc• fcribe the virtues of t' c Anima Quailia. For fix weeks I was con fined by a Nervous Fiver, with lltitlinefs of the Head, accompa nied with many other unplcafant I niptoms, which deprived me of my reit, and made meto extremely weak, that I thought my com plaint truly dangerow —Happily the Anima Q . 2.iflia brought me agabi about; I bad taken but three fills when I bound my flornach conaderably relieved, cid that greaten of blelfings, appetite, again rsnorvt. By ptrfevcranee in taking the Pillt my conflientinn wet itivrov e4, and my health perfectly eftablithed. Ac I concidered my care dangernos, I think the the virtuea of the Anima o,llarlia cannot be too publicly known. I rcmalo 'taunt truly. E S. bt'tkl 'DING. Seld wholetale and retail by obaw and Fdwarda, No. 66, St. Paul's Church-yard.--Obfervc, none me genuine that have not their addrcla cnir4r,:d ve the Stant. • SALES BY AUCTION. FREEHOLD FARM and WOOD LAND—DUCKS. By Meflrs SKINNlifa, DYKE, and Co At Cutaway's, on TUESDAY, Nov. xs, at Twelve (Moak, lo One Lot, EAArREEHOLD ESTATE, fituate in the Parini of Iturnharo ' only twn tidies from Beatonsfield. in the road laldeuhLad, I . the county of Bucks, called JRNNING'S M, containing &Walt One Hundred and Four Acres of Melo. Meadow, Paftnre, Arable, and Wood Land, a Faros Houle, wi tam , [table, and out-buildings; the whole lying very coca. 10 in the occultation of Hugh Maaw, 11, Efq. except a Preelboid cod, of tandem acres adjoining, whi,h is In hand. 1 To be viewed; and printed particulars may be had on the Pee inifes •. alto at ;he Saracen's-Head, Beacoudield ; Red Lion, Wy. eonabe; Sun, Maidenhead ; Whits Hot*, Mani* t Flue of Sale ; and of Mart. Skinner, Dyke and Co. AlWpte Ana. FREEHOLD FARM, SURREY and KENT, With ignmedb .e l'offeMon. By Maffei. SKINNER. DYKE, and Co. At Caraway's, on TUESDAY, November as, at as o'Clesch. to One Lot. ACompaß FREEHOLD FARM, innate io the Pacifies of Tatsfield anti Cudham • about one mile from the high Turnpike road, three miles from Wefterhans.ami eight frosts Brundev, Croydun, and . Sever. Oaks, in the counties of Surrcg and Kent, and only eighteen from London • con fi ning of abate Fifty-four Acres of Fertile, Pafture, Arab ic and Wood Land, lying very compact ; a good Garden and Orchard; convention Dweilln3-koufe, barn, fabling and ether uriltdouttuildinge ; the whole in good repair, and well fupplied with water. Alfu, Twenty•fix Acres of Leafehold Land mijoledng ; held for feventeem years, at a tow rent. The elate Is entitled to a vat- able right o f common. To be viewed by applying on the Premires, or to Mr. Peacock, at the Ship, at l'attheitl, where penned particulars may be tads alto at the King's A net and Ceorge Inns, Wdterham ; Whig Hart Inns, Bromley, Godltone, and Maiste; Grepiorad, Catty don ; Royal Oak, Sever, Oaks ; of Mr. HaStrlC* &Mon etillia- Reeet Canterberylquare. Southwark ; Pleat. silimisomi4l34fire, Sidemer, Dyke and Co. Aldo:agate-Meet. _ _ FREEHOLD RESIDENCE and ESTATE, ELAM non.sir, ESSEX. By Mfrs. SKINNER. DYKE, antl At Garraway's, on TUESDAY, Nov 35, at Is o'Clock. AVery defirable FREEj - lOLD ond COPYHOLD ESTATE of INHERITANCE, *aunty Stuate at Black Nodey, In the ssdnity of Braintree and Witham, ivedy two miles from the former, and Sec from the 1. tter, In a Sac healthy (port. Is Part of the County Of Ms, called DOE, or NOTLEY LODGE ; comprifing an excellent genteel. uniform Refidence, of four gold rooms on a Boor, lamdfontily fitted op and Sahel; with convenient others, court-yard, with conch-boort, Eve MA Sable, and other convenient ontbuildinis ; plea/toe grarand neatly laid out, and garden I. three Csttases and Gardens. sod the ad jel zing Melanin's of PAiladyw; Failure, and Arabic Laud, lying very eurnpaet, and cantata ,g about Thirty 4cres, in the °mum tion of Charles Roberts, lilq. on &cafe Mika yam, at a levy lent otonly 1351. per annum. l'be Land..Tss io in part redeemed. To be rhwed by leave dike tenant. of whom printed particu lars may be bad; alfo at t*.e White Hart inns Colehelter and Braintree ; Black Boy and Bell Inc,, ClichnsfOrd; Georg... WI- SprCali Eagle, Ingaicilone ; Cock and Bell, Romfordi Place of S.de; and of Media. skinner, Dyke, sad Co. Aida. gate•ltrart. • FREEHOLD FEE FARM alwrit IN NORTfitIMBER .- LA. 14 0 By Mr. SCOTT. On Fri.. 43. the stb of December, at Twelve &Mob. at Cerro. way'se London, onk(a prtrandly difpfed of by Private Coo trod, , MOIETY of FREEHOLD FEE FARM -a• RENTS, amounting to list se. 'cd. the entirety. being 1661. 51. M. per annum amply feeuted, Iffubig and payable out of fuudry Parifhes and Ettates of a very confiderable annual value, Smite In t►e Vicinity of Nene.ftle-npon.Tybe. and is basket to Land 't 'Fbe Rents are regularly paid, and remitted half yearly by Mr. Wm. Boyd, of Ne.eanle, the Receiver, of whom printed particulars may be had; alto of Mr. John Whilltanr, lamb's Coodait.tlrett ; at Citarrawa,'sl and of Mr. Scott, No.ll, New Brktge•Rrest. London. WI TO MT CORRESPONDENTIL , THE extended Reputation, which was the &It t °Ned of my ambition in the treatment of VENEREAL, I COMPLAINTS asoff LITY, having attraEted to me 'mime Correfpoodents In the United Janda..., of Great Britain, and fria different pins of Europe rpi America, I kg to addrefs this public nutlet to fuels eorreftiltneh The occupation of my dam in anfwering letter from tbofc who grudge Dot raminerathm, made it mcetfary for me, Come yearn ago, to °Verve, that no letters cauS be noticed milers a Bath-note wan Melded. 1 again repeat the information, that no letters without Incloftwe no be anfwered, unLfs trom Patients tiready under my care. And t beg to fuggett, that letters from the Weil tbdies, or from any Fordgn tummy, mull contain not col; a complete eatenteut of the cafe, but a vary liberal rum, (Wildcat to moven fate fur the time of Bodying and writing fully on the complaint, and for the preparation of a ronlialerabk mirk of medicine by a London Chemilt, if (Itch timid be requi(tc. When the aflame dues not admit frequency of correfpotidenee, it is silk defred, that the age, the manner of living, and general foaings, u well at every fymptom that can polliSly be deferibcd, be mutt particularly (Fired:Jed. Letters rt quire no other direCtion than the Chrillian and Sor nant—'. h'iat tin Brce, Big London:" ad that the minds of either fez may kayo the Nth* *durance of ft erixy, the poltar: of Were accompanied by fees need not be paid at the time, but will aka. ward, he chard to the yanks. MARTIN BAER. Mensber of the Royal Collage of Surgeons in London. Aritarile•Areet, Od. TO THOMAS TAYLOR, Mfg. Dear Sir, No. 9, Bridge-Rivet, London. FEEL it a duty incumbent upon me, to inform you of the very great and extraordinary Cure llsave received film your invaltabk Mrdicinr—J..llAKEN PATENT PILLS, About tw r yearn ago I was attecked won a Venereal Moeda which I treated father Sightly our Sane tone but the dire:teat kuttla fpreading all over my B o dy, I was ob liged to apply to the su it enthient4 the Factifty,but their •fliitance afforded only tern po relief. I went through various courfes of Salivation, and from being rather of a corpulent Habit was reduced to a mere Skeleton. Ihe otters that fpread allover my limbs. rendered ma - , mplete objeZt, fo that my friends defpalred of my recovery. %V on beought to this Stuatlon, I coftfidered death as Inevitable. b.,: a reLstoin ermine commenting upon the many c.f., le width your His had focceeded, I was isulueed to try ab.l o. thew, w's • is I thought rather relieved me, and by perry, :dm far two r three months, ind y..ur dtlono, I experienced th, mnß unaccountablc relaxation from p ain, We fore gradually fubfidlog ; I am now, thank G u n. p el f,* y recovered, and wall,. log oot J illy : I doubt not but one more box, which 1 think cav il Us to take, will eftabliik my health In Its orirloal gate. It to with the molt heartfelt gratitude that I fullershe myfelf, Sir, your much obllg d humble ferv,ut, Was. ' , season. Deanf.ate, Matbefter, July 1, dicta P.S. Fur the public benefit I eau oat object to the above Ming publilbel,but leave you to edt as our own hewer judgment du& chanty. -- Prepared and fold by the fok Proprietor, Th o mas Taylor Man bt r of the Royal College of Surgeon', Lood o u, at his Mud( No. 9, New Bridge greet. Where, aft,r a eoottant rendence of more than tinny h x years, in a pradlice particularly diredttd to the Core f Venereal Con , ulaicts, with that invi.dablo (tercet', wlri , la non of ha, prf„Lron thould alwayt ea:fettle, he Amara lum,clf, the advice and agittanee be prauttorgy Am/Macro to patrons takti.g this Medicine will be efteemed by a tlifetriikePub- Ile, as an advantage feldom to be obtained, and outdid .mbuigulty. 5../d, by Ma Appotorreeet, f o r tn e couven t eree o f thofe at a diltance, at the Perfamer's, No. 35, St. Alban's. tract, Pali Aloll; the 11*,,y Shop, N0..103, evfordaftre e t ; Digo rriug No. 7, Fifh-greet ,;„ Mr. Steers, goolileller, No. I, Dolan Row, Little Tower Fidi ; Mr. Waggon's, Smith Jiridee, Edinburgh ; Mr. Calwell's, Duliho ;Mr thlistipe'h, Vverp. of; Mr. Atkinf,n's, Manehtfttr ; andby nhe Perko In every COM. Gderabte rown In Great Britain and Ire/and, is 1/1,201 of only aa. 9d. cacti, feakd up v....th full and plalti dire:Bona, avliet:by Perfons of diner Sex tray Cure thernftives with Yale, Speed, St' vecy . and farm. LONDON: Printed aid pi:Milled by LEVPL IC NI, (of Can terbur y•Plaee. Lantheth),at the STA% CI rice. Nn r. Card• Itrect. Publifhed aUo attbe STAR Of/ICE, Temple