Star. — London, England, 1806-09-24 00:00:00

Pr :V I El i s, OLD 11.1ILFr. On Saturday twelve ptil.rers were tried, one of Whom was capitally convicted, viz. D. Drew, for Steiner a geldings the property of J Horton. Eight were consided of felonies, vie. t'. Ilaptifte, for Reading a decanter, sad ether articles, the pro. nerve of Thomas Jervis', Eat fireteneed to be tranfported for (even yews. Mary• Good, for Reath,' three flirts, and other, Ankles, the pruperty of J - Whitby. Agee Bunting. for (leafing two gownr, a filk pettkoat, and cans ntiches, the property of E. Early. Vathanue Wilfoo, for ikabog cab. of bacon, the ptoperty of J. Dodd& And J. facer. for Arabia pocket-book. and a Elver pencil cafe, the property of C. Scheittce. Sarah Hayward, a woman of the town, was capi.l tally indieted for !leafing in the dwelling bottle, a I elver watt+, vales above acis. from the pram of George Rich. and his property. The Profecutor laid, that he met the prifoner u p on Wert tnin net -by idge on the night of the 7 th of Avid. She eked hem fora glafs of ale, with which he treated her ; and they afterwards repaired to a bottle ip Whiterwolie.liteel, where the Profecutor laid his , watch upon a table, which the priluner transferred to her pocket. The Profecutor never miffed s his watch until it was ton late, and the Prifoner com pletely out of reach ; however, having given infor elation of Iris) fs at the Police Office, Hayward was taken five night; afterwards, with the watch ii her paeffion.—The Ptifoner, in her defence, laid the Profecutor gave her the watch in lieu of money. Sir ssnow La BLANC Obrer , Cd to the Jury, that the capital charge was done sway, as the property was nut ender the pritteiSinn of the dwelling-hoefe, but of the Profeeutor's perfim ; the larceny, however, teemed proved beyond all quellion.—Verdiet—Guilo of )(ohms laterally. Mary :salter was indicted for felonioully Reeling, MI the 25th of Jnly, a metal watch, with fee, ribbon, and keycexhie el. the property of William Mediu The profecutor, it appeared, is a young man, of. fiftant at a dreggill's, No. go, Fleet-flreei. He was returning home about twelve o'clock at night, and Bad jolt iung the bell, when the Filmier, a thorough. paced votary of the C:yprian goddefs, ran tip so him, put one arm about his neck, and precipitating the Other towards his fob, divelfed him of the article Rated in the indidment. He immediately laid hold ef her, and charged her with having taken pollillion yrf his time-piece; this, however, the floutly de- Med. The profecutor then invoked the aid of the guardians of the night; they feiaed the gentle depre dator. and conveyed bar to the temple of their noc turnal jurifirsetion. Li.. twit% brought to the water honk, die again denied having or knowing any thing of the Gentle man's watch. Not yielding, however, implicit cre dit to her alieverations, they determined to convince titeenfelves, and even proceeded to lurch her per fon t &le pockets the appeared to have none ; but en farther exploring the prernifes, a pocket was direct veered in front, which learned tc have been recently forced into that fituation. In this, Marlh's watch was found, together with a few pieces of Silver coin. time.lthe with its appendages, WAS pro. ier. deiced, and fads *doily identified by the profccutor. In her defence, the prifoner firit alledged, that the prosecutor was intoxicated at the time; sod fecond- I 1 y, that the mifunderßanding of the watch area out of a fpeculation in the way of her ordinary ire. tle, but extra projejfonal on the part of the young C. mSemen, Mr. Mirth admitted that he was ra sher effeded by what he had taken that night, but by no means to Such a degree as mull be inferred from the rwifotwr's Wit vations. The fircosvia remarked, that the eircumflance of the prifoner having denied taking the watch, be *see the was &arched, was a flrong confiderath,n WO her. The charge was laid as a tingle felony.' The Jury found the prifoner On her hearing the verdie, the prifoner claimed the reilitution of her property which the Officers had withheld, and ofed the moll unbecoming and ;trio'. tillable language. (Laser She was tried on an indiament, for fe loniottfly forging and cou:nerfeidng, and uttering the fame, knowing it to be fo forged and comfier. feited, a certain paper writing, purporting to be the kit will and teflament of William Cooper, formerly a fearean on hoard the Belifarius of Liverpool, and who was drowned in the year 1799, in his voyage to Ilamborgh ; with intent to defraud H. Cooper of Kt:lrwin, in the Orkneys. The prifoner, an old woman, lived in Wapping for many years. She kept a /hop, and had rieslings with many treating people. The &reefed, Cooper, had long been in the habit of frequenting her houle, al ways taking up his abode there when at home. In the year 5798 he went on board a merchant (hip in sky River. called the Setif:trios, bound to Liverpool. in which he fahed. From Liverpool the went North %boot to Hamhurgh, and, in fpring of the following year, Cooper was unfortunately drowned in the Elbe. Imelligence of his death was communicated to the prifoner by her fon. alto on board the Belifaritts, and the Pantie!' nerdy after proved at Doetuti' Commons a will, purporting to be the will of the dectafed, be queathing all his property, a hook, and a confider able rum in the funds, to the prifoner. It was only lately that a fccond enufin of the deceafed,an inhabitant of , the town of Kitkwali, in Orkney. heard of the de mile of his relation I end underltanding lie had left ptePerty to a confiderable itnount, he came to Lon don, and begin to Stir in the bufinefi. With this view be friend out the prifoner. his coufin's Cole exa fluor, and fent a perfon to demand as infpeeTion of , the probate of the will. This fatisfedion he obtained.' after a good dee) of difficulty. He obierved the will was acceded by (Mr. Coombe, 'a refpeetable attor ney, tefidiog in Simplon's gareens, and by his clerk, Mr. Arnie; but upon making the requifite enquiries of thofe Gentlemen, they both pofitively denied'i ay. leg nulled Cooper's will, or that they had either ever brows art ken him; and shaft awing negatives they repented on the trial bens* the Jury. L• vi. was then produced. tending to inspects the Jury that the detested bad a great regard for the ptifontr. It was folly made oat, that (be had the charge of all his money ; that Eke received by his fpecial authority and dimities the rents of his hear:, which Else occalionally repaired ; and it eras alto (worn, that he had proesifed to make her his wife on his mom from his laft voyage. 11. Cooper, the pcifon againh whom the Witt. i merit +(fledged the fraud to have been intended,coold not prove himtclf to h her at law to the decals/. but met ely that be was* relation of his, Sir Simon Ls Bt,aiii therefore tild the Jury, tbe,a their mutt aiqttit the prifoner. as ilia principal ale leineor was not proved—Verdiet,'Not Guilty Hamm% alias Lieu Cabe/O, was capitally indieed (Anne wilfbl murder of her female Isaflard child on Sunday. the t3th rf July 1011, in Sr. Luke's parills. The prifoser was a widow. having loft her. hufband I four years ago. On the Morning of the day men tioned in the indierrent t the lodged in the Threejolly Weavers public book, Brieklene). (he felt berfelf very uneafy, and called to-a Mrs. Gibbon, who was alto a lodger in the farne honk, to get her Tome beer. Mr Gibbon thought it was highly improper for her to drink beer fo early in the morning, between lyres and eight o'clock, and recommended the mote po. , tent, nd invigorating liquor called gin. According ly, they had a glars each, and Mrs. Gibbon re tired, leaving the prifoser afleep upon her bed. It would appear, that in the interval, the had delivered ! herfelf of a female child. We (ball not difitufl our Readers with a detail of all the circuit)- ; Nance' which led to this tufpicion. It will be quite fufficient for us to (late, that the denied having brought forth an infant ;—that was. however. loon I put beyond all queflion, by its 'being found in the bed, lying upon tome lacks, on which the prifoner repofed. It was quite dead, and meanly wrapped tip in a piece of coatfe cloth. She then admitted the fail, but refuted to difclote the name of the child's father, raying he was a 44 married man," and of courfe not ' t her property." It was futpeeed the had drowned I the miferable creature, as there was a tub, half full of ditcoloured water, in the room ; but all idea of this kind was diflipated by the evidence of the fur -1 genn, who infpeeed the child loon after it was found. He declared there were no marks of violence upon it+ body, neither was it wet. Its lungs were inflated, I but that was fo nneettain a point, that he could not decide whether the infant had been born dead or alive. i Mr. Baron Sur row, in his addrefs to the Jury, recommended them to difmifs from their minds the capital part of the charge, that of murder, as there was evidently no fatisfaeory proof on that point.— The only queflion which they would, therefore, have to detetnsine by their verdict. would be, whether or not the prifrioer had committed the offence of con cealing the birth of the infant l and he thought that had been fully made out. In that cafe the law pro. Tided a more lenient punifhment, in the difcretion of the Court, fubjeeing the prifoner to imptifonment for two years at the utmoil. The Jury accordingly acquitted the prifoner of the charge of murder, finding her guilty of conceal ing the birth. On Monday fourteen prifimers were tried, four of whom wers•capitally eonvieed, George Ford, for Ruling a quantity of linen cloth, and other ankles, value c.a. and upwards in the dwelling honk of Mein. C.hriftopher WSW; Homy Whim, WUliaar Wilkus,assel Theses Wefts& O'Dolllllk TM! ',vista, AVD OTNIIS. J. OToviteD, Ow celebrated NAOMI) J. Gorr, and Samuel I Carter, for breaking and etstering the slweningdsook, with Intent to Real, aed there adloany Reeling 601 of Batik-note, the vie petty of Mr. Krewb.ll.who keeps the Woreelter Colleekwore Tap. it appeared in redeem that the profecutor rim*lo tillepine under ground, having no communication with the Coffm-h00f.,1 whets was kept by a Mr Shepherd. On going down Rain, the irk place was the tap room, Oil tbc left band of which was the her. On the right was a (mall parlour, repeated from the main parlour by a doer-way, bat on which there was ma door. Beyond this parlour was a bed room, the deg of which was /eked. he the bed-room was an eferutoire, in which Mr. K. kept his papers, receipts, and mosey. Mrs. Woodley, one of the wiuxern, 1514 the bad at all times aced to the cfcrutoire, the having the management of the prole- Clitoel benne& On the morning of the 29th of Auguß, at half pail 6 o'clock, the was certain the had heed else door of this of. erutoire, in which the knew were evoked one Sol. note, one tc,L note, a sl note, and revert! al. and IL notes, amounting ca about 6. L in all, She knew the two prifoners, Gore and O'Doei. nell, whom the raw at the Tsp tin the 29th of Auguß—Gore in the morning, and O'Donnell Melee evening. Cuddiford was with Gore 5n the morning, and O'Donnell accompanied them in the ' evening. After O'Donnell carne down in the evening, Gore (at fornetirnes in the 'rap, Comedies In the parlour, Cuddiford drink ing with him. She did are know nor tit Caner at the tiwa— O Donnell was dancing, laughing, and tinging, deep the time he was there. On going to bed, the found the door of the bed mom open, that the eicenoire tad been broken into, the bolts Randing uptight, and that the money was spne. Mr. Kendall, the Mailer nr the tap, alto proved that the led room door waste/keyed at half-pall 6 in the morning. CuelitOrd,the approver, who When occafinsially employed as a porter the Weedier ttree-heufe, raid Le Lad known (;ore up ward. of 6 year,. He lived with Ida father, who was a baker in Bond-rtrect. on the morning of Aug.2B,be met him ring for raft to his father, and eked Mm to taKe a walk. He then Informed him that he knew where fume money was to be had. Gore aked wltere--Tbe where red him there was a good deal in the erne. Gore then anted the witnefs if they could not meet again nee mottling Ito *bah the althea strented. When they accortlitgly met on the following morning. Gore eked the witch If he had tbooshe any more of what he had been leaking of yelterday ?The wins& 'Digested ill the affirmative, and that he we certain money was in the bed-room. 'l'hey met together at the Cellar, that day at noon. Mr Kendall and Mrs Wonalley were there. They called for combing to drink, bat nothing paired at the moment. The. key was hanging infideld the bar. 'I he witneksuok it down un perceived, and gave It to Gore. Gore took it, and went to the door--on coming bah, be raid the door was open, and he thought he could do it. He again went in, and loon returned, raving, be bid broken a pair of reirrars, and a Mak In the 10ck"... They met again, between ken and eight o'clock in the evening. —Gore Laid, he would go and look for O'Donnell, while the wieners went to Tottenham:Court-road with a trunk. On his re turn, the wands went down to get Comehing to cat. Gore came aril, eel O'Donnell and Carter, wham the winters nightly knew, came afterwards. Caner came very gukkly, and immediately went to the b&I-room, when O'Donnell began tinging and dancing, and Gee Rood In thcpteway,betweeti the parlour and bed room. The wieners did not fee Carter afterwards for ten minutes or a quarter of an hour. Kendall was then with the writers. Carter then came qUiCkIY outof the room, and ran up Rake, O'Donnell fol.• hawing hint, stiel Gore following O'Donnell The winters fat with kir Kendall for about eight or ten minutes, till Gore came and beckoned on hint to ecene up. O'Donnell then told the wired,. they had got ad. They Remick the tonic ; went to the Hoek and Dolpliia, St. Martin's (tree. where they bad three bottles of wine, and eaten. O'Donnell gave the.witoefg (even guineas, a. his Blare of the booty. Gore came to the whack at keen o'cloCk nest morning, eking him it he had been yonder, wailing de cellar.— The witneh Paid he had not. Gore edema that was wrong, as his abfenee would create fufpleion. The withers went to Me cellar in the evening. (fore alto was there, and the neicers came In They laid they wanted a Krim named Anthony Mann. Gore, otthreng them in at him,faid he fuppokd they wanted him to.. The wired* was then going out, and es they were raltlig oaie up gales, hat nipped Into the pocket of Core's w:.n was -then In company, liven gainers, which kg had received from O'Donnell witnek was info taken into cußody with the eery; and when carried so the office, was admitted as evidence. The officers, by whew the pauses; were apprehended, corm bested ma. y of ter.: fele. ('Donnell, in his defence, preferred hb innocence of the charge imputed to him, and maintained that the money found on bins Man his own property, which he accounted for by Rating that be bad lately (ought two battles. by which be gained tool. owe ailo declared thee he knew nothing at the matter. Many witnenk sof rerpeoftability gave him an cast Item charade, Satins that he worked with his father, a baker in Bund-Areet, to whom be bad alau ravel au apeentielbip. Afters wry Mlle& charge from Ste MANNUI &MVO!. , the Jury returned • vardiet, finding all the prifoncts Guilty of Swiss to the dwellhatisoufe, bet rot of breaking and eon:riot. ba die way. howew.r, the crime is a capital effence. Eight.we re convidled of ftiontees viz. . Sufaneah Taylor, for Railings watth, the property of S Wirt t T. Coakley, for fleeting an iron cramp. and dike &nicks. thin pew , pert) , of T. M`Millan ; W. Seaman. for Reeling twa emits, the' property of Lady Hawke; Anti Butcher, for fteallni a quantity of wearing apparel, the property of H. How; 0. Johofen, for Rating a box, contalitieg Bank notes. value 131 the property of I J hell; F. Browning. alias firownett, fur Reeling a quantity of bed furniture, the property of 0 Smiths . ..od Mary Gunton, a married w metals an advaaced flan of pn.g. nanny. who was Indleted for breakit:g and tonna,• the dwell mg !vote of Sam Johrfon. In the day time, no porton being therein. • and &elicit a black 61k gown. The parties lived neat done to each oth et in Stag's Gardens. Well m inftcr, ant I in :he alternate of the sth of July, the proferator and his wife went oat, having left the hook in a proper flare of [nude!. They ohferved tooling remarkable till the sth, when Mn. JOhnfon eximined a drawer where the had dm:meted a bbek (ilk gown tame days before. mad 41.fecivered that it was geese. Surpetalog the prifuot r, the gat a (earth warrant ; the gown was traced to a pawnbruk er's. where Ithad hero pledged • by the prifoner, who fahl if Mr. Johtifon would etse hurt her. the ; would return it. The Jury humid her guilty of grand larceny,and 1 the pro(ecotor memo ended her to mercy on account of elk dil 1 trefred fituation in which the and her hufband bad been a long dme„he tying unable to work uvriog to a bad lug. The Court faid the reeenuuesdatiost fhou'd be attended to ; but the indifpo fition of her Maud was not to be snowed as any Cltentlatilli of i the offence. Mary Male was torwided of a mikkencanout , in obtaining two (even iblUing pieces, h.c. by falfe pretences tenni T. Darnfield. James Geodhall was charged with felontoolly Itcallng on the 9th July two (even Milling pkeet and fixpetice,the monies of Jo kph Fdgland and Co. It appeared that the prifoner,a genteel lostinnotang man.lived as clerk with the protecutors, who are adman exert in Fleet , erect. Mr. Edgeland, who opplorod es the part of the firm, r Mired from time to time, a coni. qwessety of money from his till --he had no doubt of Me being robbed to, a very large amount. The prifuner, es Iloprood, had accefs to the till. In coo 'egotism of the furnaces Ise Meenained, he caufed the Film es to be taken into tuftnely on Wednefday the 9:h ;hut no Ills ittheigly interceding that he mould not be fent to a public prifon before his friends %mild be acquainted with his flotation, the peek:cuter* contested that be &mild remain in confinemeot ill a room of Mr. Edge(and'a houfe. On the t nth of July, two days after he wYr taken up, Mr. Edgeland liked him, in the prefanc of two other perfous, what matey of his be had in his pothlhou ? On which 1 the prifonor took out two (even Ogling pieces and flepereo, as charged in the indittenent, sad handed them to Mr. E. He laid he took that money out of the till on Wednefilay, and iso mon on that day. He afterwards acknowkdgedthat be Weak& out a great deal of money at different times, and begged for the mercy of the Profecuturs. On his erefaexaminstlen, by the Prifoner's College', Mr. lido 1 awl denied that any person was ever employed, or amboriful by him, to treat with the Prifoner's father or his friends, for tic pup pore of buying off the profteut lon. IThe Prifuner left his defence to his Coanfel, who examined (e -vent reputable pertain to the charader ea the Fames . , which they agreed in reprefeetiog ass very ;mod one. Mr. Common Strj. ant KNowter knotted us the 'Warm, and made a variety of pertinent remarks upon the cafe which he feasted to think eflablithed agaiitit the Petit/nee. Shou ld: the Jury eu:ertain any doubts,they would then give the Partner the brae. fit of that excellent haradter he bad received. The ludidlotent, he oillemed, was not fuck as would sf redl the life of the Prifuner. After a Mort deliberation. the Jury femod a verdid of—Gaily. Ilk Prifonerltared his age to be 32. Catherine W.lfon was indidtud for fekoloody ftehhing, on the *Mk of September, niuc pounds of bang', value 35.6 d. the pro perty of James Do ' dd 'fhe Pelletier, it appeared, was a dillnircd, and metier Merl, woman. She cask into the Proteconat's, a clmehmissager's hop to Ited-troktOreet, for a trifling article; while Mrs Dodd was turning round tee fomething, after the had (creed the Prifemer, tie tatter was lawn by one of the witneirm to take the piece or bacon in queftion,which lay on the counter, and put it under her apron. She then writhed ow with it, bet had not gone f.t before flu was brought hack be fame of the Peofeestor's people, who were immediately apprifed of the theft. She did roc. deny t h e tag, hot laid Pie was driven to it throughextreme want. The learned Judge obferved however pititable lath a motive way be. it could not be tolerated as an adequate defence in law, the Joey were co: Attained to Ind the poor crowns Gilley. TRIMIOODOVS Srerest....kkhough the tempeft experienced In the neighNourhood of Holt on the t ttb inflate, wan but of lIIM/1 duration it is not lathe power ot language to give an adequate ids a o!' the tremendous recite the thunder and lightning precinct.— About cleveu o'clock In the forenoon a heavy flower of rain came on from the weft, attended by two diftwat claps of thunder. The cloud gaffed towards the E. N.B.anti became, is an untifiral man ner flationary. A Oust celfation of the rain was foceorded by loch a vatiablenefs Id the wind as we never before witneffed. The wind Sting at loft In the E. N. E. brought the cloud rapidly back over the fame (poetic had before vifitol. The blackest(' exceed. ingly inert:tied, and the body of the cloud lowered very confider ahly towanls the earth. It was now perceived to he filled with eledric fluid, which It fent forth in three terrible dlfeharget -.- Every book was Olakert, and every beholder quaked with (tar, expettingeach time to view Tome defolating effect. At the recent difcharge, a (bull portion of cledtric fluid fell within afew yards of the (ter. J. BorreWs houfe, at Letheringfet, and diftpsted a hang like that of hot iron when quenching in water. But the principal body fell en Wiveton Church, dillant shoot two miles and a half towards the Nord, which it appears to have Muck in various diredions. 'fie lugelt portion (tweed into the church on the forth fide, carrying with it part of the Wall. The ptertatle, at the feuds-es* comer of the fteeple, was thrown down. In the church the fluid leans to have been agitated In all dlredions againft the walls fume place* tearing down the Matter, In others leavings troche. fs, as if evaporated in (stoke ThOprincipal cfcape was through the upper window, near the fteeple, on the north fide, which was entirely deltroyed ; the other north windows were nightly damaged. The tided difeb-argc fcii upon a farm houfe, occupied by Mr. Emery, at 4 etheringtet. One part pallid down the Esitern chimney into the kitchen, and killed • dog, which was Declares with it. head on Mr. Emery's foot,from whence it pallid in the form of conglomerated (moist, thrtwek a pillage into the Weltens rooms of the hook. kitchen was filled with luipharie fmoke, but fortunately. though four or .11.0 perfons were fitting around the fire and (when ltandirg In the room, nn pertonal injury wt. fu ft altied by sof of them. The ideelrie fluid had alto entered the Smith wall of the bowie. home. diallely under the roof, and carrying with it defolation to the doors sod windows, and the &fleeing of the walE, threw demo the chlemey at the Wet gable, tapioca the whole of the tiling, sod defecated by the walls into the lower apartments. where it equally deftroyed the whole of the windows; through which, and a door whit* was Glut, It (cams to have Writ in a cloud of Crooke, which entirely concealed the hoofs from the fight of Mr. Biarcll's fa mily, whole windows are tiredly (routing, at the diftance of Zoo yards : —The wainkotting of the parlour was torn to pieces, and the oaken toot flails anti window frames had large feigners driven from them. The egrets in this inTtanee was on the fame , fide with its Wird, I there were no windows to the north in- Jared. and an outward door on dn. lido flood open. It Is alto re , markable, that the Itylm of two dills at Mr. Emery's. and that of the dial of Wlveten fasurch. &cask, not be in the halt alreeted.— Prom the coocurion of the air, five (quires or ears wen broken Is Mr. Burretl's hark. Another Farm lunge at Letheringfet, (Mt. Cohen%) which was confider/ bly riot by lightning about 24 years anat, was cracked Is one of its wall*—und the bodes in the hall . farm (tables are hid to have fallen oat their knees. During the MS • I pelt the rain poured in torrents through the air. All became clear and calm again shout t a o'clock. mittfFii on 0,, tth inf int. at Cwt, the Lady of Captain Ilawtrey, of the 15th It/timid, of a daughter. Or , the 1 5 , h kflanf. at Rally, the Lady of the lion. Mayor Ramfay,%l a daughter. NED. Wsdnefday ore, at her lodgiags at Haworth Grange, near York the Slight Han. Lady seasie. •1 an-ly, after a lingering dines, Mitt MAW (Intl* Smith, fa toad slaughter of the late Rev. Jothul Sink's, of Holt. Sundsy fennight, fuddealy,in the ayth year of his age. Mr. R. W. Hoch= of York, brewer. He fervid eke office of liherlif la the year las, and wasa Captain in the York Volunteer Corps. HIGH WATER AT LONDON MUDGE TOMORROW. Mons* - • st to onter after r s Aftersess - - 33 *lama' after i s - SALES BY AUCTION. Aida Angel lon, in PaWre.lß aka County nT Air; hA Thurfday, the th of October, Ilion, ti,ween the Man t thew and fie o'clock in the aft , moon, basica to the conittlon then to be produced. in Tiro Lunt, Lots, A LL that the Manor br reputed Minute' of 13INHOLME, with Its Monkwra and Appurtenances. in the Peri& of St Andrew, in Verfhore aforefaid with he Manor Houle and Buildlvga, and about 4 *acre. of °retarding unite Gronatl. Arable, Met doer, and Pelham (And. part of which A It hand, and part oat on leaks fur different mats, and alf., f o nArg ale( rents and the balmy la the rime Avon.iscld h) Rafe tor as years, (renewable every teem) under the Dom and Chapter or Weftminfler. Lot a. AU that Farm. awaiting of a pad brick-built farm honks and fulfil& uuttnillitirp. and about .mmitatute acres of An t ble, Meadow. and Pafturn Land, tytbe free, lying together and inel.fni with ewel livecnuchfet tenor. about 37 sun whereat are irtchnl I or inlvotitance, anJ the reAdur copylvAl fiwhym,hchl by the i.or the Dean and Chapter of Wore< (ter, and firnMe at liana', in the Ina. let of Charlton and withof Crallithorfeet in the coanty or woo• teller inthe occupation of •-••-• Pantin, yearly truant, who will thew the efts!. N. IL Than is an excellem bed of Limeltont go the Mato TM great turnpli, road leading from W , arceitcr to Locales is within hAlf a mile of this Litate, wMcit is &dant from Lyceum abut three miles, from Peritions 4, and from the eky of Waraellof abort nuka and about two imm the Navigable River Aeon. Primal Particulars of Lot a will be ready in tire time. to bs deincrtd on. applying to Mr. Drew, of Parbore, and at Abe taus of Marts, Lavender's and pyrcli, &Lotion, Ladino': and fur. titer particulars of Lot 1 may be koowu by apply* to dm i talli Mr.Daw.sr Meffe4 Laveodas and liyrch. rinunsktutE, PARTICLJLARS(of Vary valustirk and dafitatdat Freehold Mates, Stetted at Great:eat. and Gillman. mar Suttee, in the County of Derby, compilers Greatcoats Finn witch adjoins-the Temp*t load leading from ilmaten to Thief. well, and Cantatas by fumy Seven Hundred and Fifty-eight Acre. tiro It oods.and form Paella of Statute Mestere (be the tame awe or isso of eseclient Imitated Arabic. Meadow. Mont a* Sheep Land, the wit de lying very congaed! in a ring fence, and Caftkton Farm, containing three hundred . end twelve ARM anti two Perches of Svatu:e hiesfure, (be the fame awe at WO of rich Meadow and Paiture at d, adJoiuing to the wools admit:Ml and fatubrious Village of Caltleton. The rcfpedll Etates sele la hand, and poffete•os may be had at Ladrday nat. Which will be PEREMPTORILY SOLD by AUCTION, Pattern to the Will of Mr Samuel Needham, deceafed, ott Thswiday the soh day of September, s Son, At two leclaii is the Afternoon, at the Lunde of Mr. Dog,an, the F.agle, la Settee, either together or in Lots. Greatruehs to be viewed till the Ssle, by application at the Cottage ou the Fawn, and the Calleton Ellate will he ihewa, by applying to Thomas Wrigbz,on the Winne+, near Caftleron„and rioted panicatars of the lAns may be bad of Mr. jails Oseddi Pilibury; Mr. Llnpol, Blackwell; Mr. Needham, Margate Waill„ near Sutton; aed Brittlebenk, Solleket.Wlesdame.Derbillfres 11111 . d by H. S Pates= Am Jett pub_ D. YlitoNDS. -MR, Lambs, A new Rattled et that truly valuable and interefliag Work, ornieiedi A uULDE to HF.ALTH. Pries only Three ling., with as elegant Portrait at the Author. t'oetaiabs a &Rind TrcatiCe on every Dikeder, particularly ioddent to tb r e Cimes, with their various Symptoms% mote et Trammels. nod 'keel& remedies, in which is inteeperfed Metal advise aJ pu dica to young perfume, *Misty they nay clear that dialsee• width toe many till into. and *rim is aid age witk hued and vigorous cordlitationa. Thi. book thould be attentively read by all who how Obi WPM to their bedsit or happinek Pram the flight Has the ltAltt. of extra._ To Mr. CHING, Apothecary. Na Urinpada Ste, underaand from my Apothecary, that the tellt of your CHING'', YAThNT wow ',Gaup fervent, wee =evict in removing an ragas and bowels, hot there was no app been etashbe to up from tar led above ilinaZat i ihi lay down or Rood up , the poittallart th e region of ' Was inereatod t the had not eat INN out Grassy medicine that two PI yalnewrims ea VINI4O.BB*MOYMININI , tare to preftribe, was plvell to herg wawa pegs ! 'the warm bath alleviated the pant, kit find was any relief After taking y. or Medielootwo days 4, woe up an I hman to est her meat, and from that thee the space. Whenever the bonds arc °ha:gaud, your Mate relieves her. Busleigh, Oelober 24 Cr As Opening Pbyllc an all oceafions, CIMINO . ; 420i= Oka are furrier to every claw Medicine. Said Of 'Ojai di aa, ands.. 6d. each, and fur c'tarltable purports, In Mizell at 2 1 2 .41ia1a, DIXON'S ANTIISILIOUS YIIL A 'THESE Pills have long obtained a jug celebrity in Ma Nitrate pea like or the Proprietor, Mr. Demos, Apothe cary; and from their great (used. In many &Maim Moos difos, der. on macrons patients of diftitiettuss and others, he was re loaded to offer them to the public, ands the approbate' and the imams of their names. The Pills are found to be an Incomparable remedy for trftosiog the tone to the Itoenaeti, far coring it digeftion, for preventing crudities, and their colloquia diragreesble eruetations and data knees. They prevent habitual and temporary cattlemen, lick brad-achs, and heart burn which is occadottcd by pregnancy, and • debilitated itomaeh, whether wiling front the acrimony of the redundant bile. bump, rate Jict, or drinking to mech, by promoring a due fecretinn of the bile, they are otiferred won derfully to clear a fallow completion, and Min/ a certain, though gentle aprritive,they prevent Muir oldirtuftinny in the liver, winch are In troublefome in all countries, hot particularly fatal in winos ennat.► en this account they ant a valuable dersderatum in the medicine cheat of !bore who gn abroad, nr make frequent voyages. They are an admirable preparative to lea bathing, ink:mush that theirs:lois in the couple 0(14 greatly drpeads up in the good are of ahem efpeeially when bile miters into the complication for whit\ lea bathing is preferihed. • Sold whalrfak and retail an Mr. Dottier's, No 4, Cheapfide comer of Paternolter-row ; sod retail by mutt country Malicia, Venders in every town, in hoses at is. 90.1nd ss. 6d. each. HAVING dethca-ed myielt. go toe Rudy, and been grattflal by the molt , predict hi that bunch whkb I thought proper to febult, I mit that I have nest more mif employ ' ed my time than t whey in the enclave geld of the profeeton, me occafiocialli maserfed fa uneertalnty,, and cannot always twin that & Is etch swilled by coacentrating the l ich tatellisetual power to nne of MGT.:len. The (life:efts of rnosa.rtY are p-cullsrly diftreffing, for they bring with twat' a treks of macymitant impugns ' and by a dr yiefiloo of all vital energy, exigence Wolf becomes embittered— Whether they mire from the prevalence of ill a ample, the deftrne tive habits of fchoolbeys,or the te , lulgenow of maturity, they re quire the aloft afraluous profcffional Cull; bet by the ignorsbee 4 uneducated men, the fyenptoms are annealed, eat the conilltun dm is deitroyed. Ae a Mahn ER nf the ROYAL COL !Aka of SURGEONS. I remind my preteufsems on regularity of education, and poireling every privilege to prael lee, 1 fral myfelf entitled to thee maidens:a with which I have hitherto been fo liberally honoured. In the fait fenfations of local weaknefs, early apphisetten will prevent the calamity of a iebilitated frame ; but whoa thefufferer. from a ainfeloufnda of the unix mllnefs of the vice which confect his misfortune, is fear( ul of the contempt or motive of his family phyficitn, and broods over his infirmity with woeful onneetbresse. It mutt be fatisfaelosy for him to be allured not only of capability of treatment list tiro of the molt invicilibie fetrecy. Atari In recent Venereal Complaints it is poffible to prevent paha • danger or diftrefs ; in the molt cornpliated cafes it is the acquire. iment of exchfive experience In this lint to effce a Otte, cattal o sad fpnedy re-eftablifhtnent.. I oiler the advantage of thla winienee totMfe of ehher fez who are affilded with any kind of INIBILfTY, of say (rowan of VENEREAL INFECTION, and baN ohs the tams of amt• iteration are Rated on the Ern interview. Patients le the country arc expettsd to Inc+ .fs a Bank note, sod arc rQueftol to fpcclfy their tic and mutter of Volog. MARTIN BAER, Mamba of the Royal Coble of Surreal.. Is Lemke. P , 4. se, Atemid-ftreet, itread,rame Temple Dm LONDON t Printed end pterthlbed by LEVEL WIT, (et Cm - tertiary-place. Lambed), It the dies Ovens, Na I, Carey. Area throttled die a the Semi Orgies. Tomsk-Fee. 1