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A N ATTORNEY, who flit iiiii adaktted op - wards of throe gears, and conversant wi h haws In 0 . mouivnistirnut—ramoup ESTATE nerd, wishes to engage hi Partnership with a Ueotßinan of The MANOR MANOR of DbNNINGTUN, abounds. with GAME ; 1 ,tensive Practice and respeetabdity in the Country. di connexion bushiest i i the coupe of a • MANSION-HOUSE,with OFFICES, FARMS, and LAND: / w i t h a person &drown! . decl i n i ng PWR HUNDRED tad SIXTY ACRES, near 3 1 OW in the . few ream, would be preferred. Direct to R.. 4. Mr. Abrams, ' law Stationer, Middle Temple-lane, London. WOLD, MORTON4a-MARSH, and CHIPPINQ-NOR - TITHE-FREE.—P - ' RI • . NA le-OFFICE, Sept. 7, 1813. 41HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMMIS -a- SIONERS of His MAJESTY': NA rr, d. hereby eve Notice That on Wednesday, the 92d instant, at One &Clock, they will be ready to treat with such Persois ss may be willing to Contract for supplying his Majesty's several Dock Yards, or any one or' more of them, with CANADA WHITE OAK TIMBER, RED PINE TIMBER, WHITE OAK PLANK, RED PINE DEALS, ASH CAPSTAN BARS, and ASH OAR RA FTERS. A distribution of the Articles, dud a firm of the Tesler away it Mal En this Office. No Tender will be 'valved titer me a clod, ea di dog of trvae, oar any Naiad, inCliss the party; sr se ages for kis, aka*. Every nadir mut k accosespanied by a Letior, aoleiraourf to At New t Board, and sized by lino restos:Ude Persons, negaziag b laomai iota faith the Perim tendering, its She nal 1,60,000 for like oat forfirors. goat etch , Calicoes. TO NURSERYMEN, GARDENERS, and OTHERS. FAVOURABLE Opportunities now offer to Foghorns wanting to embark in the Nursery-or Market Garden Line, and Partners wanted for the same, at efferent distances from Town.—Particulars by applying to Mr. Cochran, Auctioneer, N. 7, Duke-street, Grosvenor-square. O NOBLEM.-N, (ANTI EMRN, ace WANTED a Situation, as CONFIDLNTIA Tap AGENT or LARD S t F.WARD, i young Matt of respectable connections, and who has been broue t up to Agri. culture the most part of his time—understand' the manavment of stock, buying and selling, &c writes a free snd expedltiGus hand and is perfect master of accounts ; amities security to the amount of any trust that may be reposed in him. 4 • Direct to A B. 14, Fleet-street. MISSIONARIES TO INDIA. . This day was poldished, price CHARLES MARSH, the SPEECH of CHARLES MARSH, Esq. M. P. in the HOUSE of COMMONS, Itdy SORIS, on the Oboes in the EastAndla vii, enacting further facilities to Pereeoefflferg out to India for Religious purposes. . Loudon : St Mach, Parry, and Co. Leadenhall-street. Where may be had, by the same Author, ♦ Review of some impettest Passages in &slate Administra don of Sir George H. barlow, bet: et Madras, in Bro. price 9s. boards. Tide day wee pablisked, Price 10e. i& sewed. Part die First. of SYMBOLIC ILLUSTRATIONS. of the HIS TORY of ENGLAND; accompanied by a Narrative of the prindpal Events. Designed more particularly for the instruction of Young Persons. To be completed In Three Parts, farming a handsome quarto volume. By MARY ANN RUNDALL, of Percy House, Bath, Author of the Grammar of Sacred History. London: Printed for and published by Bitch, Parry, and Co. Booksellers to the Hon. East-India Company, No. 7, Leadenhall street ; and sold by John Upham, Bath ; and kdward Upham, Rueter. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Sett 10,1813. THE PRINCIPALOFFICERS of hi: MA JESTY': ORDNANCE is hereby give Netke, That Proposals will be received at their Office, in Pa on or brfore Friday, the 24th instant, from such Persons as may be wiihng to undertake the Supply of COPPER HOOPS, for Service of this Departmerlt, for a period of One Year.. Patterns of the Articles may be viewed, upon applicadoe, at the Frineipal Storekeeper's Office, in the Tower, and further Particulars, together with the Terms and Condition* of the Coo. tract, may be known at the Secretary's Office in Pan Mall afore- said, any day between the hours of Ten and Four o'clock, where the Proposals mut.t be delivered, sealed up and indorsed, " Pro posals for Copper Hoops;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 24th instant, at 12 o'clock at noon of the same day; nei ther will any Tender be noticed, unless the Party making it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, SecraarY:. OFFICE OP ORDNANCE, Sept. 10, 1813. THE PRINCIPAL' OFFICERS OF 1118 Md. JEST rs ORDNANCE, do kreky gk, sulks, That Proposals Will be received at their Office, >n Pall Mall, on or before Friday, the nth instant, from such persons as may be willing to Undertake the Supply of HELMETS' ad CAP for Servite of this Department for a Period of Three Tear-, determinable at the expiration of one year, upon Notice of Three Mouths, at the option of either party. Patterns of the Articles may be viewed upon application to the retpertive Officers of the Ordnance in the Royal Arsenal, Woolwich ; and further Particulars, together with the Terms and Co:tditions of the Contract, may be known it.tbe. Secretaty's Office in Pall Mall aforesaid, any dhy between the ammo! Tea . _ and Four o'clock ; where the Proposals must be deliveskil sealed sip, and endorsed," Propinsli tot 'Haines and Ceps;' bat is **rest fad be admitted after the said . Maw, et Twelve o'clock at noon et the said day, neither will an, Ter be indeed unless the Party making it or an Agent in Maoist/1W med. I By Order of the Board, R. N. CRIII, && - - OPFICR of OR.DiVilira r &P. I, lel& THE -PRIiVCIPAL OFFICERS le HIS MA JESTI": her* grier Nitkei That Proposals will be realest! at their Oillos, in Pal Mall, en br before Friday, the Slat instant, from salt Persons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of FORAGE for the ORDNANCE HORSES, stationed in the following triers, to be delivered at the expenoe of the Contractor s via. :NORTH BRITAIN. IfORTHERN. YORKSHIRE. • . . EASTERN, eiclusive of *ARLEY. SOUTHERN, exclusive of CHATHAM. • w*Enov,. Northamptonshire. SOUTH *EST, Including FORTSMOUTVI, ISLE of WIGHT, ind biIititTCHVIUCH. WESTERN. WOOLWICH, with hs Dependencies. WARLEY and CHATHAM. fora period of Six Months from the Ist October nett; The Oats to be godd sweet, dry, and clean, wkhoet ray tnix ture of rosy or Mowburnt Oats, and must not weigh less than 271bs. per Winchester bushel; the Hay to be sweet and dry, and delvere,.l in Trusses of sGibs. weighi.' The Straw to be• pod, clean, and dry Wheat or tip: Straw, and delivered in Ts outset' za:bs. weight. 1' he Prices to be paid for the respec tive quantities of each Article which may be delivered, at the following rates, Viz. Por O at per hundree pounds, Avoirdupois weight. Por the Nay at per hundred and twelvt; Pounds. Pot the Stiavr At per hundred and twelve Pounds." The Proposals may be delivered separately or jointly f, w.two Or more of the said Districts, and it is expected that the Comm ter sisal/receive the stable Dung, which; during the period aids Contract, may accumulate;making an allowance for the same after the rate of per Horse per Week. Farther paniCidats may be known upon application to the Of. seers Coinnlanding the Royal Artillery in each District, and also at the f•teretary's Mite, In Pt.ll-Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten andiAr o'clock, where the Proposals must be de live•ed seal.d up, and endorsed " Proposals for Forage;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 24th instant, at 12 O'clock at noon of the same day, neither will any Tknder be no- ticed mile' the pr, y making it or an agent in bid behalf shall at tend. By Order cf the Board, R. H. CR RIF, lic:retary. . . TO Emu AND AMERICAN, AND RUS SIA MERCHANTS. 1 - P. HEATH, of N o uingham, informs the Met.. ei • chants of England, and Traders in general, that, for the curvetience of sale, be has placed his JUNIPER ESSENCE of PEPPERMINT, and other Meciteints, in the bands of Mr. Eft• wants, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard. ',Chia Essence is a safe, effectual, and pleasant remedy, in flatu lencies, gouty and cholley pains in the stomach and bowels, indi geation; hysterics, sea-sickness,, nausea attendant on pregnancy, relaxation and lassi , ude arising from atmospheric heat, want of appetite, injuries from inclemept weather, the abuse of spirituous liquors, and in the sr.--asmodic affection of the stomach and bowels so common to ii:fants, adapting the dose to the urgency of the case. As a Family Met:lone, or for the Army or Navy, It will be tuund a valuable acqui,ition. ESSENCX sit PEPPIRMINT is so well known as a vd. luahle Ear • Medic:tie, that the principal object of this adver tisement is to guard purchasers against the numerous Counter kits which are prepared by Druggists, &c. especially IT the cadet is for Lxpottatiun. only caution J. P. Heath can give, is to see that J. P. HKATIT, Nottingham, is engraved on the(Jitters imilt Stamp. Sold, whoksale and retail, by Edwards, Nb. 66i St. Paid'. Churcb-yards la 13ottles, 2a. ed 4 and is. DANIEL'S RURAL SPORTS.-A NIW VOLUME. Oa Saturday next will be published, ASUPPLEMENT, forming a Fourth Volume to the RURAL 'SPORTS ; comprising, among other matter, Remarks upon, and Anecdotes of the FISH, BLASI'S, and BIRDS, that at all interest or are searched after by the Sportsman. By the Rev. W. B. DANIEL. Printed uniformly with the First Editions, fa large and Pmall 4w. and Royal Svo. and 4 mbellichtd with a fine Portrait of the Author, and other Plates, by Tomitins, Landseer, &c. Price, in extra boards: s. d. _ _ _ Imperial Quarto - 414 6 ' Mediam Drawiag Quaito 9 6 D • Duey Quairto - 212 6 Royal activo - 2 2.0 StibeeeWe s Gentlemen, and Booluelkrt, are respectfully in formed that only a limite d number are printed, and front the experience aionitxt by the rapid Sale and consequent advance of the former Volumes; they are recommended to complete their bets without delay, which will prevwit disappointment, and en sure good Impressions of all the sizes. . •„ 0 °roamer( wbo have favoured Mr. Daniel with th-ir names will please apply to him at No. 99, Garden-row, West. square, Lambeth. London t Printed for B. and IL Crosby and Co. Stationers'. court, Lodgate-stteet ; and sold by all Booksellers. SHIP TAVERN AND GENERAL. COACH OFFICE' -- bi3AR - 1110-CROSi, AND WHITE BEAR INN AND COACH OFFICE, PICCADILLY. rpHE Nobility, Gentry, and others, are most re epectfully Informed, that, for their convenience. Passengers and Panels are booked suld conveyed daily from the oboe, Offices by aerVadi Higbflyer Coach, which sets out from the Hone Fetterslane, every Morning at Hdf-past Sat • e % .k, through &Utah, Stamford, Orai.thain, Newark, Defl ower, and Ferrybridge, to York, and from thence to Darling ness &Mean, Newnsde, and Edinburgh. Also Coaches at reduced fares daily to Brighton, Lewis, Worthing, Chiche.ter, Arundel, Deal, Dover, Marga, Rams- gate, Canterbury, and Rochester Passengers and Pamela are Rochester, and cObierd daily to Yarmouth, fps** Colchester, Norwich, Newntarket,"Lynn, Fakenham, Northampton, Leicester, Doty, Maucheemr, au4 Liverpool • SALE OF LANDS IN ARGYLLSHIRE. To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, and ha such Lots as shall be determined upon, THE following LANDS, lying in the District of KINTYRE, and *um of ARGYLL, •iz. The ESTATE of MACHRIHANISH, in the Parish of CAMPEELTOWN, comprehending the tollowing Firms: A. R. P. A. R. P. West Machrihanish 159 1 0 East Machribaukh . 125 338 West Park Fergus 132 2 5 Km Park Fergus . . 148 3 2 I.anglends . 188 1 0 748 5 5 The EST4TES of TANGY and EALLIVAIN, in the imited Parish of Killeen and Kilehenzle, compreheiiding the following Farms : Lagalgarve, East and. West • 393 235 Taynatuoil 141 .2 28 Tingravil - 110 Gar wand 778 0 25 Gobagrenan - • - 408 0 30 • High Ki!laraw . 149 1 9 Low Killarow • - - 127 1 98 Tangy Mill Tangytarrle . . a 2JO C 17 $24 2' 9 • Tangy 'l'uck Mill L • . it 0 IS Drumslca, North - - 122 0 11 ❑rumalea, South, with the Peodieles thereof . - - 1I 1 1 11 Balliv«in, (East) - 198 3 0 Balliwaln, (West) - • 113 2 24 Ballivslo, (High) .. 12b 0 34 3424 2 1! • ••••.......•••••••~ Total, Scots - Measure, 41:3 1. 17 The Estate of Machrihanish is wholly Arable and green Pas ture, and at present let on improving Leases to respectable To ninte—is boinded on the West by the Atlantic Ocean, which throws In considerable supplies of Sea-dare for manuring the Land, and on the *onus-west by the River of Michrihanisb, con taining abundance of Salmon and Trout, and Is situated about three miles from the Burgh of Campeltown. The Estates of 'Tangy and Ballivain are bounded by the Sea for about four miles ou the 'West Coast of Kinqte, afford large supplies of Sea Ware for Manure, have a considerable proportion of Arable Land of excellent quality, and are distant about five mites front Campbel•own. The Tangy Estate abOunding with Limestone and Feel, the Laid, which is wily almost in a state of nature, may be greatly improved. On almost every Farm there are fine situations for Mansion-boasts, commanding mos: exten sive and delightful views of the Western Islands and Coast of Ireland. The Moor Locks, the Water of Tangy, and other Wa ter in the neighbourhood abound wi•h Trout, and the Moors afford abundance of Red Game for the alhaseinent of the Sports man. The value of the above Property is Mated** eniatieed by lii proximity to the improving Town of CaMpbeltown to which there is access by good roads, andvinhere there is alw ays a ready market for the produce of the Eatatb, The high load froip cilia town to fmteraray (by which the Peat goes and comes three nines a week) patsies through tbeNdisles of Tangy sod Ballivain; and as Packets are continalif *los between the Port of Camp heltown and Greenock; the owineMioa with the LW Cutup cryt by sea as well as by land, it safe aid expactitious. As aN the advantages attending this Property Cannot be aim. inerattd in an Advertiseniellt, t• Printed Particulars may be htd; eb shileation to Dumas Campbell, Elks. Sheriff Subsdtnte, st Canapatitotts: R*bert Graham, Esq. W. 9. Edinburgh ; o r Jobs ado Mini Er+ Gol• cbm.ssuaret London. TON—, —By Mr. AOBINS, At Oarsmen% Coffee-house, !Change-alley, Cornhill. Loudon, oft Themelay, the 23d of Septemb,T. at Tuelve, in One Lot, ACAPITAL REEHOLD ESTATE, Tithe. free, tie Residence and Property of THOMAS BARTON, Esq. comprising the MANOR of DONNING'IsON, extending over the whole HAMLET, and abounding with GAME. The MANSION is a uniform Stone-built Structure, with wellartanged Family Apartment, and Offices of all descriptions; placed on a fine commanding situation, nearly in the centre of the Estate,entbracing extensive views of the surrounding country - . Excellent Kitchen Garden, enclosedby lofty Walk, and planted with cholai Fmk Trees, in full perfection ; Coach Houses ? Stable, &c. encircled by thriving Plantations. At a short dis tance is a capital Farm•house, Fold-yard, five Barns, Stutles, Oastalk,.Shods, and various Outbaildiogs, erected ea a substan tial and ftidicloas plan for Agricukuralporposet, and all In coin skte repair. , FourCe'r Taos. for Labourers, and thriving Plantations; fertile rias Meadow. Pastore, and Arable Land, containing about MO Acres, ip a high state of cultivation; *a fine Stream of Water throujt the Grounds, wide is well stored with Fish, and from which great part of the Meow may be Irrigated. A very .glig ble Property for a Gentleman, Agriculturist, or for domestic purposes. May be viewed, by al•plying to Mr. Tone DAVIS, at the Man sion -House, where Particulars may be had; and at the Malcom, Stow; White Hart, Morton-in. Marsh; Star,Oxford; Hop Vote, Worcester; Hotel, and Hen and Chickens, Eirmingl.ara; White- Hart and Lioo, Bath; of &mutt. BEALE, Esq. Solicitor, tlVon on-Severn ; Awn° riv WATTS, Esq. lrr, Symond't-inn, Chan eery-lane; at GARRAWAT'S, and of Mr. ite)DIN i, Warwick. str,er, Golden-square, where a Plan of ale ::.rate tan be seen, and at ;sir. LIEALCi. • • FREEHOLD.-BSSEX. Eligible Residence, STIFIORD, on the road to SOITTH „END, with Offices, Gardens, Pleasure Grounds, Meadow and. Wood Land, about Twenty Acre.—By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on i hursday, October 7, at Twelve, in One Lot, AFREEHOLD ESTATE; STIFFORD LOlXift comprising an Elegant, Compact FAMILY RESIDENCE, placed on a Lawn, a fine, commanding situation, at Safford, on the road to South End, and only seventeen miles from London, by the new Commercial Road. The Villa is erected oil a hand some elevation, stuccoed, and viranda round, planned for the ac commodation of a Gemkinan's Family; with excellent Apart ments handsomely fitted up, and every requbi e Office, good Cellars under the House, an enclosed room,' Valid, new DWIT• a capital lifting Pump, with Wall of fine Water, two Coach. houses, and Stables for eleven horses, Harness-room, &e. and various Out-buildings, recently ended; two productive Kitchen Gardens, walled round, planted with the choicest Frltit-trees, Melon-ground, capital range of Not-houses, Green house, Grape ry, &c.; Pleasure Grounds, tastefully disposed, with dry gravel walks, and thriving Plantation% Farm-Yard and Buildings, Mee. don ar.l Wood Land; the whole op wards of Tirenty AaPs, all in the most complete order, and immediate Possession may be had. To be viewed with Tickles; Particulars naafi* had on the Premises; of Mr. Holt, Dog and Partridge, S•ilforil;, the Ship, at Grays; White Hart, Bromley; Hotel, P6orileet; 81--t Boy, Cbelmsford; White Hut, Brentwood. end Roathwd ; gl Mr. Jac3son s GrarB Inn sat Gpieveng'i) d of bir..RableissMilie 'wick-tweet, Odlden-ormess, wham an Eletadm Glib, Haim hid Flan of the Estate may be sew. 4•011•••••••• • • . MURDER OF EDWARD cLirroß.D. TRIAL OF ?AMES LEARY. -'•'' • " A The interest excited by the foul char g e exhilated .. against this man, has been of the most eiteaurdinarr description The horrid barbarity of the crime me. pined to him, and the mystery w;th which it was at tended, were circumstances sufficiently Attractive to elicit a strong expression .e.f public curiosity, which was evinced in a pre-eminent m inner by tie anxely which was yesterday dipLayed to be resent at the. trial. At .nt early hour the Court-yard was crowded with individuals of all ranks, among whom the fair set shone conspicuously, and on the doors being opened, the galleries and body cf the Court were soon filled by -those whO had the gold fortune, either by special favour, or the durtan touch, to obtain ad mission. The streets in the neighbourhood were also crowded to an retest. At nine o'clock, the Prisoner, alotig with other's, was put to the bar and arraigseel. He entered the Court with a countenance apparewly unaltered by his awful 4ituation. his celoin was fresh, his eyes' animated, and a s-rt of habitual smile diem his taco dress was a short blue jacket and waistenat, a pair of drab-coloured breethes, much worn, blue Cotton stockings, and Shoes. He wore , 4 clean shirt and neckerchief. He was doable ed As he ' clinked these degrading appendages` he is omed but i little affected, and looked round the Court in every direction with perfect unconcern. The indictment having been read by Mr. *Shelton, ' the Clerk of the Court, the prisoner wa- asked was he guilty or not guilty ? and he answered in a fit= and.atidible tone, Not Guilty. He then retired from YORKSHIRE, NORTH RIDING. ' ' ti:e bar , tut remained in the Court while the other 1 . • • Extensive FREEHOLD ESTATF.S,.upwardsof FOUR TI lOU. , priconers were arraigned. At ten o'clock the Judges arrived, shortly after SAND THREE HUNDRED ACRI:S, gry: , . part 'll - ITHE- ; which the prisoner was again put to the bar, when it FREE, ;vIANOR or LORDSHIII, eligible tor invvsting Mo ney. Ey Mr. 1203iiNSghly Improveable FREE- ,b, at 12, to One Lot, • appeared that he had changed his blue jacket for a At Garrawari, on Thursday, October 7t green coat, in which be was now attired. The pia. THE Valuable and Hi HOLD • ESTATES, with the Manor or Lordship of 1 cidity of his countenance to had giren wary to a Srieston, extending over near Five Thoun.ndArres of Land, ant gloomy cast, which did not diminish but rather in affordingibe finest Grouse-sliootirg in the country,situate within cre ase d during the remainder of his trial: two miles of the Sea-port town d Whitby, in the North Riding ' The indictment was then read to the Jury : by.it of, the County of York, 18 miles front Scarborough, &Anything Eleven ancient incfmadeapitalFarms,with excellentFarm•houses , the prisoner was charged in two counts ivith the and an necessary Outbuildings, in good repair, a Water Corn murder of Edward Clifford, co the morning of the Mill,Ste.;containinnear Two Thousand Acrd of old Meadow, 26th of July last, he having L inflicted on the head of Pasture, and Arable Laud,. paying a certain Corn-rent in lieu of the said Edward Clifford t mortal wounds, with Tithes, in the possession of very respectable Tenants from ye‘r to year, except one, which is on lease, at low rents, amounting to certain hammer, of which he did instantly die. near X 25110 per annum , capable of considerable increase. Also Mr. WALFORD having opened the case, a comps 3 Residence, with Offices, SNEATON HALL, %ILIA Mr. ANDREWS, as leading Counsel for the prorved, secn• Yards, Gardens, Coeds-house, Stables, and Outbuildings, and about Tl•irty Acres of Meadow Land, and near One Hundred 1 111011 addressed the Court and Jury. He obse Acres of Wood Lind, IS band. The Royal commands a Sae ; that the change they were now called upon to con. view of the picturettque town and port of Whitby, the noble sider was one of the most serious nature, and he was Oains of the venerable Abbey, the Church, and the German I sure he need only state that it involved the life of II cean; Pare of the Estate is bounded by th e beautiful Rives. ; fellow-creature, to obtain their patient attention, Eske, which is well stored with line Salmon, and, at a small ex- T pence,he man at the bar was an Irishman, and at the A pirsi a censiderubla F may be establi'hed. Lama-0a and bttbtitidlnt, sundry Cottages, with time of the murder with which he stood charged, Gaelic% ke. and RPWards of e,soo Acres of excellent Moor lived in a place called New Court, situated in Field. Land, recently Int:toted, acrd tithe-free, maklng together 4,800 Acre 11l is aling-fente. The Manor abounds with Grouse, lane, Holborn. The man whose death was the sub. es and all other sorts of Game: &r ea m s of W ater run through du. ject of inquiry, was also an Irishman, an d had, tercet parts of the Estate. The Moor are cultivated at a at the time of his murder, but lately come from Ire. smali expence. Nasty. of Lithe may be had frm Whitby. Pro- land with his family. He knew nobod y in tine coml. cluctive Stone Quarries oo the Essa y (eatin g' &,,L. TM I try, and fled for refuge to the apartment of the pre. : r ap t. seal well ea wcitia , and we d* attlinti am psy ca rl i ty '''r Geatl - ee an ur the i r attent i o n sone, in which he resided fur lour or five das L. May be viewed by systylas to Mr. Matthe.v Robinson, at After &elapse of that period he obtained a lodgings lasauni, near Whitby, whore Partieutars. may he bad; and at in Church-lane, St. Gilts's, in the house of a woman Oa Angel ins, and Custom-house Coffes-house, Whitby; Swan, named Singleton. On the morning of Munday, the fichering; New Talbot, Mahon; black Swan, and Hotel,Yort; , • J • 26thor J u ly, the body of a man WO toned in a and, Demister; mid Grantham • George, Stamford; Whits Hart, St. Alhon's; at Gerraway's Grantham; and of Mr. Ile- rand, in a hole from whence gravel had been lain.% Was Warinck - sinsti Ggidel^willsiet Awoke, Vice Pisa 4 in a field at the back of Sidwoutb•sacet, GrB) 9 l-11118 , Ike buts assy be seeii. RICHMOND, SURREY. Desirable Leasehold Estate, BELLE VUE LODGE, arid House . with Gardens, sloping to the River : and Two Houses,in Bello Vue-place, Gardens, Coach-house, and Stable. • TO ISE PETZENIPTORILY SOLD, by Mr. ROBINS, At Carraway's, on Thursday, October 7, at T welve, in Lori,. A Desirable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, most delightfully situate at Richmond, en the Banks of the Thames, upon the Lower Road, cominandirg a most . extensive • view of the River above and below the Bndge, and tit; beautiful Scet.ery of the adjacent Country. I I.Compri es a 'Commodious Brick.buih Fibril* Residence, called Belle Vue House, convenient!) planned for the accommo dation of a Genii. man's Family, excellent Offices, and Pleasure- Ground, coping to the River, occupying a wide Frontage to the Road • Lot 2. Belle Vue Lodge, a Genteel Compiet Residence, situate on the West kitle of Lot I. Fhe House is Four Stories high, two Rooms on a Boor, with Convenient Offices in the Basement, and a piece of Garden Gteund, shiping to thy River . Lot 8. A Brick-built Dw a in g House, situate in Belle Voir. place., Three . Stories high , two Rooms on a floor, with Parlours and Offices in the Basement, and*.small Garden at the back, ad joining Belle Vue Houle, in the Occupation of Mrs. Pike. Lot 4. A Brick-built Dwelling House,. adjoining Lot 9, an the East side, and Planned In a Similar manner. These two Hensel are separated by a Fore-court from the Road. Lot 94 A Coach-house, and Four stall stable; with Loft over, arid Yard, enclosed by folding gates, adjoining Belle Vue Lodge. , The Premises may be Viewed, by applying to Mr. Gardner, Carpenter, Lower-road, Richmond, of whom Particulars may be had, and at the Talbot and Greyhound ; Star and G:rter, Kew Bridge ; Pigeons, Brenthrd ; Red Lion, Putney ; at Gar raway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square. GUESTONIAN MEDICINES. • CASE 88. • BRAD AND INQUIRE., YOU CANNOT THEN Ea SCEP I IC. Air& JOHN BELL, No. 2, York street, Black. friar.'-road, when servant to Messrs. Hodson, armlets, and: Co. Oilmen, Upper Thames -street, had a cast fell from cart on Ms knee, April 4,181 e, which rendered'ldru incapable bE service, and he applied to Mr. Astley Cooper, as I am informed, who recommen.:ed him aaplaisttr, which was used agreeah:e to i direction for one month, without success. Was then recommends ed by Mr. 0 rnw, Dia:flee, St. Mari aret's.lllll, Borough, to Surrey Dispensary, an.: attended there regularly cot three months, whir r out rec-..avibg any benefit : was next admitted Into St Tbania4 Hospital, on crutches, and was immediately ordered to bed, %Oar: e • i he cOndnued f.ur months, under the care df Mr. Surgeon Clint; jun. wt.° diligendi attended him, and I do believe .that he did al which was possible fora Practitioner of the old School to accum ph* but without the Patient receiving ary relief, rainy se set. rounded with lassltude, and contraction', as to be i 'capable of walking home t.ti trs..chea, at same time attended with eitremo I pain ; yet no disgratie can attach to this Gentlemen, this caul Pe. tient having passed through the bands of Mr. A. C. Who is oar doubttdly the best Cutting Astro° in London. A few months after this, Mr. Bell having Inform-4 ilienteif specting the Case (85) of his neighbour. Donling, was taketa to Mr. Guest's, not then.bzing capable of waking alone, on crutches, with gis knee and ancle so contracied, that several Otis !derma who happened to be there at this time did barge, with MreOtrese, that these joints were both ossified, but found these. selves agreeably disappointed, for in one hour be could move them a little, and wailLd home on cinChei, without any *their ' atdstance, his pains heirg compltselj relieved; and be wasoftsd: red to take eterclee, even at the apenee of a little pain. lo ten days he kit tiff one crutch ; in tines Weeks hu declined the nee of both, and walked with a stick; at the end of seven weeks was completely cored, being quite upright, and enabled to walk as, usual.—Witnees the Books it the . eissary, the Socks of ay I Meld/al, lobe and a tbesaind ethic)" to the earls!' el Okniteburch, where be resides. (Cass 87, in a future raw., • OLD B iitEr SIaSIONS. ", -