Star. — London, England, 1813-06-30 00:00:00

PO, • • r41:.1, • 4 "TE C'''. - U,NFORTUN CCURRENCE. 'Mime HALL.- Minn Ballantine was, s sarclay examined before Mr. Birnie, charged witlr. hooting Mr. Charles Oakley,. ahont two o'clock yesterday . mornin g , rear Weymouth.street r in the Kent.road. ltachael Brooks stated, that :Noe was going home,. about two o'clock, when ,she was isset by a pen I lemait , she did not know, who entered into,convelsation with .ber. They stopped a few minutes. near. Hen-street: at the corner of Weymouth-street, and whilst con versing together, she observed-two men come rmining . up the street, one in his shirt, and The other.with no- Ahing on but a loose greatcoat. The gentlemansF back was towards them, and the foremost of theatWO . • called out to the gentleman, 4. You are a dead Mary,' . and immediately discharged a blunderbuss at him. The gentleman instantly fell, and the witness ran as fast as the could to call the watch, having first ascer tained that the prisoner . was one of the Men, - but not him who fired the blunderbuss. When she returned, s• he SAW the prisoner in the yard of a house near the spot, and pointed him out to the watchman, by whom •be was taken into custody. She afterwards went to the surgeon's with the wounded gentleman, and home ,with him to hislouse in Kennington-lane. • Benjamin Turner lives near the spot, and was alarmed by the report of fire-arms; he mot up, and on looking out at the window saw the prisoner enter his yard, and shut the door to. He informed the watch of this circumstance, and, on forcing the door, they found him standing in his shirt in one corner of the yard. • Mr. John Irons was near the place at the.time, and hearing the sound of fire-arms, and cry of murder, he ran to the spot, where he found Mr.. Oakley lying on the pavement, who said he !lei been shot by two thieves. Mr. Oakley Complained . much of pain in his back, and the witness, on examining him, found a gun-shot wound, and considerable quantitiei of blood on his shirt and waistcoat. The witness assisted fn taking him to Mr. Akan's, a surgeon in the neigh bourhood. • Snow, a constable, being alarmed at the report of The blunderbuss and the cry of 'murder, hastened to ,the spot, acuotepanied by Nettleton thepatrole ; they !suet the former witnesses assisting Mr. Oakley - to the surgeons. 'Snow proceeded to the house where he °Stab i t uformed the assassins had taken.. shelter, and having forced the door, Ballantine was found in the yard, in the situation described by the former wit tikss ; he wanted to go into the house to - dress, but . SnOW would not suffer him, and his wife dire* him some clothes out at the window. Snow enquired where the blunderbuss was, but he denied any know. ledge of it ; on forcing their way into the house, how ever, the officers found it concealed in the prisoner's bud-room, and it had the appearance of having been recently discharged. On shewing it to the prisoner, be acknowledged it was his. Mr. Dixon, the surgeon, described the nature of the wound, which was so dan g erous as to afford very slight hopes indeed of the wounded man surviving. Such also was the opinion of his partner, Mr. Saw mai ez ; and in consequence of that opinion, they had tailed in .Mr. Astley Cooper. Ballantine, in his defence, said he was awol:e by a man named Ward, who lodged in his house, knock ing at his chamber doer, and asking for the biutider. bass, as there were persons attempting to get into the house by forcing the shutters. On hearing this, he got up, gave him the blunderbuss, and went down stairs together; Ward opened the door cautiously, and went into the street—the prisoner followed hint, but stopped to examit.e the abutters ; he could not, however, discover that any attempt had been made on. them ; by this time Ward was got near t:.e of the arcet, and the prisoner beard him call out, " Stop, or you are a dead man ;" the pi isoner called out to him net to fly, but before he could speak, Wari had discharged r the piece, and the prisoner saw the Gentleman fall; he then returned into his own ' y..rd ; he did not know where Ward went; be had had the blunderbuss for some time ; it bad been loaded ever since the time of Mare's murder, and Ward knew it was loaded. He was committed for re-examination. Mr. Oakley , is a man of most respectable connec tions, and is in.the employ of a Merchant in Brodd street-buildings„ in the City : he has a wife and two children. At the time the blunderbuss was fired, he WAS near the Weymouth Arms publiaouse, the cor ner of Hart-street. From the position the man stood in when he fired, one of the slugs enteted into the lower part of Mr. Oakley's body, and one grazed the wall of. the public-house obliquely, with such force, .that it rebounded, and went through a window of the st-floor in the opposite street. An immense crowd was collected round the ;pot during the whole of the day. We are happy to contradict the report which appeared in our Paper of yesterday, that Mr. Omar:, wounded a: Lambeth, was dt ad. Upon inquiry this moaning, we find that he is still living, and with some faint hopes of surviving. MURMR. —An Inquisition was held in Spitalfields, yesterday, on the body of Mary Relph (before J. W UN W 1 N, Esq. Coroner for Middlesex); when the Jut y, ; after a patient investigation of several hours, returned a verdict of Wilful Murder against Richard Relph, her husband, for strangling the deceased with his own `hands, on the night of Sunday last. . Bo:usu.—A battle, for a purse of ten guineas, took ' place on Monday; in a meadow at Allerten, en the (borders of Buckinghamshire, between Ned Cummesa, , a navigator, of LI stone, and Harry Flowers, an active El-stone man, brother of celebrated provincial pu gilist of that name, coachtniin to Captain HA NS. The men bad been trained a forinight, and, at the set-to, Flowers, who possessed tole:able science, planted a severe hit upon the nose of his adversary, which se vered it ; butt Cummens rallied with desperation, and ' knocked down his adversary by a striking hit on the ;t mple. Flowers was handed to his man in time in a i ' ienseless state,and although he fought two rounds pro bably in a deranged state, yet he did much execution. me smashing rounds followed, to the alternate ad antage of each. After a dreadful combat, strength revailed ; Flowers having received a felling blow ei ind the ear, from which he did not recovi:l . for .on.e time, and lost the battle.—Both were completely lit blind in the middle of the tight. . tHoorm Arvircu. o The annual competition between the Ayrshire Cunningham marksmen attd Glasgoir.talednniAn marksmen took place at I-teteMen on Monday the `2lst insfapt. the two parties, .consisting of 12 each, arrived upon the gmtmd appointed at eleven' o'clock, a. m.-where in regular rotation every one. ,fired rounds,, at a target 3 feet in, diameter placed at the dis6nce of i5O , yards. On measuring the 111 eategt hAirt,t the iVholt 3hot..ofiat of the Cunning ,-ham marksmen amounted tn.2B9f inches and..th4 of the Glasp:ow. Caledonian miaksmen to 286 Inches, •so thaeihe alklonian marksmen gained by .2 feet 14- inches.;' the average of the farmer being 41, and that of the latter $} inchts.—When, the contest was ilnialied Al the members who were present of both clubs proceeded to the Ism, where they partook of a dinner that had .been providvd for the occasion.— After removing the cloth, a number of loyal and ap propriate toasts were driA. and they spent the even ing in the greatest conviviality. Wednesday miming,' a boy, about five years of age, • fell before the wheel of a cart in Hutcheson-, town, Glasgow, which passed over him, and crushed him to death. Thursday, as a fine boy, of 13 years of age, was playing, along with others, among the rocks near St. Anthony's Chapel, Edinburgh, having gone too near the edge of a precipice, in search of a bird's nest, he lost his balance, fell from a considerable height, and w2s killed on the spot. It is computed that lime, to the value of a million sterling, is usql by the Scots farmers every three years; and that the coal-mines produce annually two millions and a half of tons, worth nearly a million sterling. There was a tremendous fall of hail at Glasserton Place, in Galloway, on Sunday se'nnight, accompa. nied with' any very loud peals of thunder. The hailstones measured from 2.t0 2 Inches in circumfe rence, and broke the tine hot-houses in Glasservar garden to a very considerable extent, besides damag ing almost every thing in the garden. A young. man belonging to the Royal Train of Artillery, on furlough from his corps, latdy visited his relations in the neighbourhood of Dunfermline, ..and being, is is supposed, disinclined to return to his duty, went out on pretence of shooting birds, but it appears with the teal latent of maiming himself, for the purpose of Focusing his discharge. I.h accom plishriseil of his desirn'i he placed his right hand on the muzzle of his piece, and drawing the trigger with his tee, lodged the bulict (marble) in his writ, which came out through the back of the hand. The effect was, that he was seized with a locked jaw, under which he lingered for some days, when a mor tifiation took place in his head, and he fell a victim to his own ineunsiderAion and folly. In rue Court of King's Bench, yesterday, Rotert Holloway was brought up, to receive the sentence of the Coin fora libt I on .I.smcs itewart, in charging him with having cornmittcd Ler min detestable offences, contained in a pamphlet, entitled the " Vere-stred Carrie," of which libel the defendant had been found guilty in the Sittings after last Term, before Lord ELLEN lICItui:C.II. Thu defend:int addressed the Court in mitigation. Mr. Justice LE BLANC delivered the st hence, which was, Imprisonment iv Newigate for tigh ten MClllhs.—Holloway is 80 years of age. 11 grear tittinSfr n' persons arc rend.•red very unhappy by F.pasms, Wind In the Stomach, Olistruciions in the Loisels„ want at fegular Perqdratier, Votnithf,:c, 'rid Bifitful Comr.laintc, Head-acne, Heart limn, CoAiveness, Nervous Diserdors, Chofic, Gcur, &c. We are audiorised to say, :liar Zirk.E.l)l3l.3N'S Ptuus :.re '0 most cats an excellent railed) , for thew Complaints; and ciany recommended during the time of Sea Bathing, and erinking the Sea and Alt oral Waters; afso for those visiting ve aI in Ctimates. Pcupared •I'uomas S r. urro c, jun. Drug. 17, st, Tutu s'l'am ('r ,s-, litildleirx, by vt: tue ot an askign. merit Iron, 1-1. and J. Bt....wit:lc, sett Proprietors of the Rtt:•irt, by the Will at M. SnEentraaN ; and art• sold by SHAW and ED.. WA R us, No. GO, St. Paul's Church-yard; and BACON and Cu. No. 130, Oxtcrd••treet, in home, at 2c; 43. 4,(1. 10s. 6d. and One Guinea ; anti may be had of the Ps Venders of Medicines ia Town and Cuun ry. I)IE•.:D. At Kilmrnoelt, on the Cush inst. Mrs. Torrence, relict of Dr. Hugh Torrence. At Falmouth, on the 27th ul!. R. Mini:ton, h•y. of Vineyard Pen, Jamaica, late Colon( I of the King.tint Militia, and Acting Magistrate of the parish of St. Andrew, in that ',land. At Tradt.stown, Glasgow, Hugh M'ilityre, a native of the I'oll:ands, ou the 17th histartr, at the advanced ag. of 102. He was very topper - 4:u all his life, and retainsd his faculties till within a few day@ of his death. '1 he I tith inst. Mr. Richard Lambert, farmer, at Hrbden, near f-kiptim, aged 69 years. He was found drowned in a brook near that place. HIGH Nvivrztt .:11 . LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW. ...... . . 5 minutes al/ er 4 Afetriti.tdu 34 minntra alter 4 TO NIAR:LT . GARDEKERS AND OTHERS. TO BE DisTOSED OF, "POUR ACRES vt GROUND in Full Crop and Sloe:, with a Ncat Cottage, and 63 New I .ights of Framing, situate witi.ia two 'Mies of Covent-Canlett Markvt, and one 2 miles. To treat kr and view, apply to Mr. Cochran, Auctioneer and Land Aaaa, No. 7, Duke -street, Grosvenor-square. ND-.-VALUAI3I F. Fi FATES. IT O be - SOLI), the FEE anti INHERITANCE of the TOWNS and LANDS of DUNSFORD and I.IS. MORE; containing 3;4. Acres Piaatation Mew.tire, situated in the Barony of Lecale and County of Down, in a delightful Sport. hig Country, four miles from Downpatrick, three from Strang ford, two fit.ra Ardglass, and 6114 from the sea; iss Acre, of which Lan ‘is are now occupied by Tenants at•lVill. Also the Quarter Lando of Churchwalls, s'_ Acres, 5 Roods, and 2 Perches, Plantation Meast.re, t.. 1,1 by Lea.e, retiew.ble for ever, at a small Chief-Rent, situated in the some lhirosiy. The Tenants' Leases will expire November 1813. • For Rent Roll and Particulars, apply to W. D. Willis, Esq. Fctrybrldge, York•hlre, or R;chard Kroven, N. 1, Dominick.' street, Dublin, or ..lownpatr th ; by whom Proposals mill be re ceived for the whole or any of the above denominations. TO BE SOLI) BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, DEVON. - Eltiscr togehrr or in Lots, A CAPITAL and highly valuable FREEHOLD ESTA I'E in I:n3-session and reversion, consisting, of the Lordship and Matter Honiton, and several improvably Farm., wi!it a very considerable part of the Borough of Mention in M. suageq, Dwellings, and Lands adjacent, containing oboist 1450 Acres of productive Meadow, Pasture, and Arable land, lying c.m7pact and extending immediately front the town for a dis tance of more than two miles between the Sitintou'h and Beer turnpike roads, producing a clear present income of upwards of £l4OO, but co;' the estimated value of se7ooo per annum. Full particulars may be had at the °Dice of Messrs. Bicknell and Spudding, Lincoln's Inn Fields, London, to whom proposals toi the purchase are to be addressed. Particulars may also be IE4I of Mr. Savtry, Solicitor, South Efferton, near Modbury, Devon ; of Msa,;rs. Townsend and Ptv.rse, Solicitors, in Noel tun ; and of Mr. Richard itaine, Land Surveyor, 6, Holborn- Court, Gray's-km, London, of whom a Ilan at Um Estate may be sty*. • xEwr. PARK IsiIANSION, PAR lid, simatAND, Eight Miles.lrent Loadou. B s Mr. ROBINN At Caraway's, Ca Thursday next, atiNeelve, in three t.ots,. ITHA truly desirable tit EEI-101.1) STAT ELTHA*M 'PARK MANSION and LAND, on a fib commanding situation, the PrOperty of 4 the Right: Holt. Lot. RANCLIFFE ; the R esidence, on a very elegmo,plan, in Usti Grecian siyie, in an unfinished state, C,rwervatory, Ice-house, dec. excellent Offices of Al descriptions, 3table-yard, AaWf, and 'Colds- Ouse, and 'Otit-buildings. 'A capital Carder!, part walled, and Well sleeked with Pratt trees, Hot-houses, Green-Niue, &-. l'ks.sure-ground and shady walks, surrounded by rich Meadow, Pasture, Atabir, and Wood Land, Orchard, Garden-ground, an d Cottage, containing about ONE HUNDRED AND FIVE ACRES, in good state of cnlti station. '1 he Park and Lands are ornamented with tine stately Timber trees and thr robs* Plantations, a moat inviting and cheer ful spot for, the Residence of a Gentleman, good roads iu all di rections, and only eight miles from London. May be viewed by applying at the Mansion 'where Parttcu. Lars may be had; at the Castle, Eltham ; Bull, Shooter: , -hid ; Fountain, Canterbury ; York Hotel, Dover ; of Messrs. Ictikins, James, and Abbott, flew Inn ; at Garmway's ; and of Mr Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, where a Blatt may be seen, . . SALIM BY AUCTION. • p ......+ CLARENIOUNT, SURREY. The EXTENSIVE MANORS, NOBLE MANSION, with Oilers, Pl:Allure Grounds, call a 1 Can:ens, Park, and Plantations; and a beautiful a !joining VILLA RES!. DENCE, with Pleaiure Grounds', Gard.nis, li,sla Ponds, and Land. By Mr. ROBINS. At Garraway's, on Tliur*day :Inv, at Twelve, in Lots, T HE MAGNIFICENT AND BEAUTIFUL SEAT of CLAR EMOUNT, • the Noble and Elegant STONE and BRICK-Eutur MAN SION, with excellent Offictis (if all des7ripth.ns, spacious Stabling and Coach-houses, beatititul Pleastiri -groups:4,lnd out in L4WIIS, Shrubberies, and Plaptatioas of fine-grown FOrest-trees and Shrubs, ornamental ruih!ings, fine pit ces of Water, welt stores( vial fish, capital Kiniten Garden, waled round, 'Gardener's House, Hot and Succession-houses, • At a convenient distance a commodious FARM HOUSE, with excellent Faint Build!ngs of all thiscriptisnis, Bret% bouse, Luundry, &c. An extensive Pail: at pleasingly div.irsitied grounds, stacked with fine-grown Timber, *Wets of Waivr, or tam: oral Coita:ti,es, exc. three Entrance Loilvets. Comprising up ward. of 'I hrt.t.• Hundred and Thirty Aco:s, all puled round The whole. forming a moss complete ;Ind el,;ant. Res:de:nee fur a Family of distinction. MANORS of ESHER and !WILBOURNE, Fines and Omit Rents, with ex ensive Wu.sre Lands, c0ver...41 with young Tim ber, and plentifully stocked with Game. A beautiful PLAN TA !lON of aliout Ei ‘ ;lity Acres, in a fine thriving state, wi-lt extensive Drives and of Wirer, el: the boundary of the waste, forming u delightful appmdage to the Park. An elegant VILLA HEsIDENCE atijoMmg .the Pa:., with excellent Garden, Pleasure Grounds, fine piect! of Water, with about Fifty Acres of Wood and ties !ow Laird. To he viewed by Tickets only. Particulars of Mr. Webber, the Bailiff', on the Prtiviies ; at the Can le, .9ai -hill; Bush, Staines; Sun, Kingsti , ti ; King's Arms Gut1.11;r1; Fountain, Portsmouth; Lamb iwt, Bat ; Lush, i',ri • t.), ; 11 -at am.l Cbicketis, Birmingham ; Garraway's; and of T.lr. Warnick street, Golden-square, where Tickets fur v'ew.tig ntay be had, and a Plan of the Estire may tie sten. ••• Within a short tote afser the Sale of the above, the ad j&iiing Estate will be Sold by Auction; consisting of several sta• luable Farms, Plantations, and Wt.ttel Lnids, ali lying compact, containing together nearly One Tho:, ntl avrn Hithih . ed Acres ; let to respectable Tenants, part on Lease and (.art at Will. CAPIT.II. IIERCANI ILE RESIDENCE, With Offices, NVarehoust s, Conating-houni, &c. King's Arms- Yard, Coleman-street; Elegant Furniture, ranufurta, and sBeets . 3y Mr. ROBINS, Ott the Premises, No. S, Kirs's Arras-yard, Co!ernan-street, on Tueiday, July c, at One, and lollo:ein,; Day, AVALUABLE LLASEiIOI.I) ESTATE ; comprising a substantial Family Resilince, three sto,:les high, lately put !Ivo substantial rcralr ; contains, on the upper storey, three Rooms, Laundry, Ssc. four spacious airy Bed-chain bora ; on the second storey. a Water-cosec ; on the first storey, two handsome Drawim:-rutns, a Iso.u.!oir, eleiiantly fit:Ld up, a Library, ike ; ground star. y, Entrance-hill, large Dining par lour, ronray Counting houses, %Van:houses, a prineip-I arl secondary Staircase, good 011icei; in the basement storey, large Court-yard, enclosed ox:eh-la:two, &c. On the !dm,• ati,l following Day, at Eleven °Tina, will be Sold, •fhe elegant Howeliold Furniture ; consioing of foot-post at:l other Bedsteads, with Chintz and other burnitur.-s, p::ilie Bed • ding, Drawing-room Suits of fashionable Furniture, Library Bookcases, and well made Cabinet. Articles ut desert!). ions, Grecian Lamps, Pier and Chimney Gla3:::s in r.ca frames, or molu anti bronzed Figures, 'Fttrkey. and Len:ids Carpe •s, cut Glass Desert Service, plated articles, Pianoforte, PaLtit Alati e ;le, Kitchen Furniture, anti various cr.. The I louse may be viewed by Le's soy ay (eyzert to the time of Sale; and the Furniture, &c. (!ayi prccedind the Sa!e; Particulars aid C.L'al , :giad on 'lt: l'rell , l , 4i; ar Gist raway'i ; and of .Vr. Guldcu-square, whoa, 7 kite!. for viewinr, the lien.e may he BRONIi.EY, KEN Ele t rant RESIDENCE, G.lttOliNi, 1 1 !.li.i3LTRE.GR OtiNDj, and NIEADOW LAND, Ten Mi:cb front LONDON. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on Thursday, J uly t!:, at Twelve, I,y Order of . _ the Ex.cutors, AVERY desirable LEASEHOLD ESTATE,: part held for a term which wilt .:spire at I.a:ly-day, 1869,. and 01 hod umber the Bishop of Ito: he , :ter for threel.ives,catl rd MRONILEY LODGE, a very beautirul Villa with Portico i n front; panned for the accommodation of a Gentleman's Family, presenting au uniform building, erected within a few years, the principal pat t of Portland Smne, situate at the ease end of Brum ky, a fine commantlibg situation, the Residence and Property of Was. alder rsu, E-q. Jecea.e:l. 'Elie Howe is placed on a flue Paddock at an ligreeable distance from the Road; containing En trance Hail, Eating Parlour, handsome Drawing Room and ad Library ; on the First nix.r, a Morning or Lady's Pressing- overloi,king an extensive and rich country, three spacious Bed Chambers, and six ROOlll4 for Servants over; excellent Oifices of all descriptions, roomy Yard, with Coach Houses, and Stables for eight Horses, Faimi Yard and Building., excellent Gardens walled round, Green-House, Hot-H.ispe,Ne. excellent Cold Bath, Lawns, Paddocks,enclostires of Nleadow Land; the whole upwards of Twenty-one Acres; the principal part encircled by thriving Plantations, and lofty Forest Tre.:s dry Gravel-walks, Alcoves, and Seats ; the whole in the most complete ord.., To be viewed, by Tickets only; Particulars may be had on the Premises; at the Bell, Bromley; Arms, and Greyhound, Croydon; Crown, Seven Oaks; of Messrs. Jones and Green, So leiter), Salisbury-square; at Garraway's, and of Mr. Ito Wits, Warwick-square; of whom '1 laws for viewing may be had. WEaT RIDING OF YORKSHIRE, AND ADJOIN:NG LANCASHIRE. WANDA AND VALUABLY. FREEHULD rAtuts. By Mr. FAREBRU I HER, . _ _ At the swan Inn, Clhheroe, on Tuesday, stfAugnat, without reserve, In Lots, In pursuance of the 'Nal of W. Erriags on, Esq. deceased, (unless an accett . tble oiler be made. fur the whole Estate on or before 1.4 July), T IHE Manor or Reputed Manor, or i.ordship of , J. CROOK,' asd—Plve valuable and very desirable FAR NIS. lying compact, and containing together near 600 Acres, with suitable Buildings, anti now in the tenure of Mest , rs. Strickland, Mercer, Robinson; Howson, and Howard, at rents arstusn:ing to 4%3 per annum. These L'tates art fdtt.ate in the Pariah of Mkton, the angle between the siv..rs and Hodder,bountl 'ed by the former on the ea.t, the latter oil the west, and about two miles front their cutifliwnce, tw,, mil e s from Gii:i.dru e , eight from Blackburn, 13 from Preston, and 18 front Lancaster. Estate abounds wi.h Marie and Limestone, is a short distance Iron) a Coat-pit, and four Bridges open a communication with the adjacent country. May be viewed by leave of the Tenants. Partienlart, with : nan annexed, had at the place of sale; Illackhur , anti Preston; King's Arnts, Lancaster; Crown, Liverpool Bridgewater Arms, Manches er ; of Messrs. kolsin-on aid Hill; * Solicitors, Great Cormn-street, Brunswick-square; at Garraway's, and of Mr. Farebrether, Beaufort House, Beaufort .. • 4' SAVES -BY AUCTION. --- - - - MBAR AVI.E.:PURT, IItfCRS. IPRNAHOLD MANOR AND FARMS.. By Mr FAR EtROTHER , At Sairaday's, oe Friday, July 16, at It Ocithlt, in lAN THE MANOR . or Repuzed MA NOR t7plq, with a quit rent, payatile f.-um at adjoining Estate, writ very compact and highly valuable Freehold farms, excellent Farm BuiLlniga, and upwards of 370 Acre. of !ipso p,o. ductive Meadow, Pasture, and Arable 4.. , nd5, ut tie rm..; .;! Denton, in the county of Bucks, four nil:, from Ayl saws., e a the South side of the turnpike road to, and sit miles divac• Theme, and 44 From London, now in the occuprint: t;f Thomas and James Bishop and Wiliam Hope, who<e pire at Mtchattnias next. sl - h.s ?vete fotau air .nt can.; J.: it desirable property, being in a ring temp. The respestive Tenants will chew 'he tstates,ani printed p.t. titulars, with a plan annexed, may be had :it da. Genre... A‘ • . bury; Crown, Thuile; Star, Oxrntsi; Culi!iatn Arm., boc ham; nC John Hanson, Esq No 65, Clunicery-lanc ; w % r , Farebrother, Beaufort House, 13eaufort-bmildings, S: rand ; ;;W: at Garraway's. . NORTH BIDDICK, IN THE COON ITOF Dl lANI. 7 MANOR And FREEHOLD FARMS, valuable COLIALRy and ESTA IT.S, to be pet emytorily SOLD, By Mr. FAREBROTHER, At the Queen's Head Inn, Newcastle upon Tyne, on Thur••.',.:••, Juiy 49, at 'l'wo in the aftenwon, in Loss, in pursu lt.cv 44 will of G. Vs% trringtou, d,:ceased, (u • less Et aces:put& offer is niade for the Estates in one Lot on Isciore Ist lolly:. THE MANOR (or reputed Manor) 4if NOTrti BIDDICK, a .appal Mansion Haase called Biddirk with Offices, Pleasure-grounis, Gsidetis and Wrio.is, several very eligible about 51 l Acres of t-ry productive Las d, lying compact, with all suitnlde fat fre.tafrain ty t hes on pa.) silent or a Small mud...a, a fire &tole Ship-yard, Irost Foundt ry, and the valuable Colliery know:s:at North Biddick, consist issg of four Seatn; of Coop of wh:rh a .s part owl! has brew wrought; also is vend . uh Gar den, Ctound, ke. &c. This important property i, skins dL i t h e parish of Washiogtor, bound, t'. ;II pit by Jae R seer Wear, joining to Fatfield, within seven tti.les of Sunderland. mu.- of Newcastle, test of Durham, tour of Chestti Ic Si r.er, a.e.: :4 from Shields. Pan iculi.r., with a Ilan annt led, may be Lail at t' e Pl3-e ^f Slit; at the Bull and a;!;u1, Darling•mi; Wheat Sheaf, Durham, Dr.d 4. ,e Inn, tlho,d.....'and; ; Post Ordee. t-i?-str; et ; Tiu h lon Carlisle; P.ibt (Mice, B;ahop Auckl.val ; of Measr.. Ifor,•i t . r Stoi•art, attornies-a;-14w,Gatesli; ad; of Air. '1 1;o3::: Stc.li.ert, of Fatfield, who v iii hew ti.e Premises; of Aletsi6 K . 4 ,; (1 lilt, Great Cor.on-forevt, Prt.i.kwirl.-•quale; and of 'AI- ra•c brother, Beaufort I totINC, WWI S•ran 1. 1 LOCK AND slnr(ilC.4l. PAT ILO N--11t. Roy..' I tlo: Duke u: \lvor. Tarl of Lri• rim. I Cal. W. Jones, P. Hon. Col. I. 3arry, M.P. • Col. H Cle.tientt, M. P. Jolla% Latouche, M.P. I Captain .1! n ulG Lo N —Mr. Kiernan, Member of t he Royal College, Lond•v. THIS INSTHUTION, r . staLli-wd for the ex.-*:4. sive Tmat,rt.lit anti. C7tirt: of the VlNl•iiz. lir: I. ' anJ thtir dreadful con., venzes, ric•orts, :C4. 111'1 . 1.4- &c. has to boat the cure n. leas than t2,ni u k nlially, mail of wl.ont have been afflicted trilm 10 to eu sews. The early symptoms of Gociuririca 4tid (•haitcre Inv care: ri a few days by Mr Kii_rnan's sup , a ant! efficacious mode of treatment, and that ikaanzeturnt of tie. Lene;:.• v • organ., wideli ir.f.,:it!r the con-, ittitfen, and shorten life, air !iere I more suc.•cssfuliy treated than on any other Mr./Oen:au may be consulted as real, isy ealicr lex, at his private house, No. Lower Coarliete-street, Bedto;J wherc Letters from Town and Courtry are to be ad.lres.e.i,a,id the mecessary advice and medicine will Le given or scut ta any part of the kingdom. CORI)IAL CEPIIALIC sNuFr ti 1 most grateful ..an effectual Remedy for Dl•ortiers e: :he Head, especially the ciiintesn Ilead•ach. Ii removes Dri!..vsia., and.Ciddiners, relieves Dimness of the Eye., t, e‘Criirti: is ru~- lug recent Deafness, and is of grcat st•rvice in 14,00:: and Para. A lyric Complaints. and in rs-sieriog ;he Nlernt ry %%lien attys.:of V by Dist rders the Iliad. It is alio S Pr. set vane.: apaiii-1 I;•tc tious ' y the Propriet..rs, N.whery .1,1 I 5.1:.„ 45, St. Paul's Church yard, four Oisors: . ront tee Conier of Ch.i...p. Londun ; and Ifrods..• and Co. , e; r!„. N ew (:a:;,,1 :.; in Canistirs, price Is. 1?,t1. e.a k, Dat) inclailsd; bit o'.eserve. that the words," F Newhet y, No. 4:7, St. Patti's," ate in the Stamp pasted round e.ch On:hirer. GUESTONIAN 111:11ICINF.I.--C.ASE TO Mi •B. Wail NO. !I, Grt at surrey-weer, tear: of Masks SOUllatia, March 8, 1*1!t. DEAR Silt—When [ contentilate (t the won. alrrfJl cure which'yo...r Mtdicit:ei Ita ye perform-4; I lee! myself desirous of having :t made public as In the year I hOti I broke my lii; two different r.mri iu 41,e same week, af.l It waii t:: badly set ai 11.". !it ,salt my kree on a wooden 147 for s'.x ycars, •hi• Ent three u: w l t:•4 I tried several of the most eras rent Surgevas the I of sr!iont was Mr. Ashley Coorrr, anti! L 11-.11A:1h:es: r.:e curable, WIL:CIi vas in the year I tl. 9. 1t o b in 4.• cut off my I. g tin dlISWcf to which b..: 01.1.9 VtAl. t I 4( :; , 111•;!'a'. ,, .. WO:lti be the death ni me, therelore 1. i!eclini tl Ods In the ye.4r 1312., yinr having cure.l brin'i,r , if a nn. ,;•i. fres:. lig head-ache, he recumm. tided me to ) a!taridt. um my wooden leg, when my Ir.e, meabtsrad one inch and thr., 4;uar tar, les; than the o:h,r —it waa :,1,1 a•ol had inset the last five years. Notwl:listat,..l-ng thl4, I had ro use br wooden let on the second (Lir. 'I he i . Nth .!..y I i,i,Vv h-ft •it ray crutches, befog capable of a•2l 4.7 v in a I!. a'.;,.44 three months I w.ll as:4 ,oillee as well and as en:ri;;ln as eve r I W.:s. Ijut a led Ft.3.111S use still snore .tranEe than 114:i, that this 11 now the .ir.te liar as my other, sun I a.: it ever been :el.! s - ::,;.. first week of using your I.ntion acd taking you; siagular ca:e is well known to nearly :ill 41,c pouple in I he •ley 44:1 fh.:mrs, and to mire than a thut:..ancl iternsle ai.tetta quarter of a mile from your house, w here I live ; ?n,l he as .1. --I it can never be forgot by me so Inrg as I am cara!de of 4 •n, and an:, rear Sir, your humble servant, No. 5, Maid-lane. W11.1.1A11 DOW LING. (Cue RC in a future Vsper.) BY THL KING'i ROYAL LE rl'hitS EN COISBOLD'S VEGETABLE BALSAM, 101'. Cs.WGII.4, CONSUMPTIONS, AND ASTRMAS. Medicine has been established for neirl! 30 years, and Is allowed, from a consulzatidit of nry.i nent Physicians, to he the only efficactuus rem dy to I.e upon fur curing the above complaints. The ututicrov; c;.re.: that are daily performed would All volumes, atested p.rsoas of the first rank iu this kingdom. Copy of a I.etter to htessrs.Goosoios, 3. Blom. tsh " Gentlemen—l Lave the pleasure to Itlitl(11: pot.. that y -rat- iis valuable Vegetable Balsam, recommended to the by the Mr. Shirley , of Fuiham, has perfectly restor.%l me to my state of goal health. I was certainly It a deep decti:. , -, :1: , 1 .• other Medicines had failed cf success.—With g, atitue, I r your obedient servant, " Loo.,cr u.te is " Dth March, Pits. " 9,Cumkerlane-sart st. f". ••••••: • This Attlic:ne has never !won known to fail of ?0r... • • se taken upon the first attack, and none eV! bones perforate the P.kin ; and such is its stirptis rg we-.ther h ever so st.:Vcre, Wet or dry, by tikir7 icor n. full of it at going out, will prevent the colt! iltint upon tli and renovate the ebostitutson to as to eG;.lge the rerw,:, twice the exercise 'w:thost fAtivw. . - '!rettztr proof; ot it! c. . 1 . a... ; cannot be given than the follos;:n7 reconmc . oclat'.ol. 'the Most Noble Marquis cf Lothiatt,the Riztt i4on 171 , r , ar: Dudley and Ward, the Right Hnn. Lords Macdonahi, Fortoscue, and Mont(Ord, the Right Hon. late V:scourtes ley and Ward, Dowagers Cramley, lalmot.th, aul F.'rt. .;•t'• Lady Appreece ; sirs Francis Blake, Edwargl Ns.‘"..!tarl• esighiU, and George Arnis•rang ; Generals Doyle, a 1: I• ; %bloods Baker, Debath, Lenox, &c. N.B. Messrs. Godbold have estalks:sarl an I:sttituloy: f.r aentfit of the Poor and others, who cannot afro d .. pay •''t' . rite for it, at one vndtv's in every principal few:l too En,lar::. shire It may be bad as well 34 at their hcuw, agrecal..lz to :rms of the Charity. No. s.43locon.buerscoae: .0 LONDON t Printed by Lam. Kvir. nciez iqAce. a Fabi , oltel there, and at the Star•Ofice, Tentple,D2rr..l