Star. — London, England, 1808-07-02 00:00:00

EP T 4 tali' INTE.Z.Mael‘re.g. [ PRICE ,Q! HIPS. .• . .• COURT- OF KINSi-s KENCH, 'Mir 1. • - met I , 41. os. to! 53„, 05.,,K05it . f • • 41. • 11b . 14.01. lka This being : special trguntent day, the Court .was.! a.,,, ez 4 1: Ss: to I L It o . g o wn 41. too. to sl. .54 occupied nearly the whole- morning, .cat hearing ar..t.lial* 41 : Os• li • a °S , . %Far ellag°...ik. 00.. " ' ' Lill" ! gumenv, on points of Law. • i esucnvE psops IN T WlR4couort ntossau.. , ~-. "rbe AT/ olOolltlf Ga 1 ,1132 AL moved for a rule, call-'' Bals ' s Ket . n .410.„1011. to :11,.. 1.5 s ISockets 41. 41. 15 a. to 6L 10s. . tig upon a Mr. Member , an Attorney, fa spew cause . . . usse:a ss . , to . . 13s. rangaius 71. I .ss ull t to o 51. 10k56. 75. why be should not-deliver up; certain deeds and secu- 14IC.EIS -OF HAY. AND STRAW. • , iiii, • . a oil-. -Bitailhwaite, and also Calling tipott -a-• , Si. 'AMNO'S: • • . 1 1 1 7 1111TiVIAPILL. • Mr. John Cay to answer the matte! of the•affidaviv '." • . 711 k l l * ell A IL 'OIA. ,fiat • . 41 "" •1 " "' ill ' Ws s Stra yr 2L sa. to SL .Bs. Clover. 6 L 10 s. to 7 L ins and also pt .tying that they. might be personally pre- • • •• - straw 1r les. to 2.. Gs sent at the time of shelving cause. The facts upon I PRICE OP HAVAND 6Ta I AW IN smrilivium.. • wf.: , .4 , 1.- , yrrninded thirmotion were as . follow-Mr. Meadow Hay 21..155. to 61. ;Os. Clover 61. 103 to 71.- 10s. Eraithwaiie had plirchased certain leasehold prentises'' New dkt° s el rr ° '• ii turraVatarr a ; 'fat 1.25. t o 11 86. ripen %Oki& a. Mr. Livingston had a mortgage. , A To s:rds the Offal per Pane of 81b. • • Mr.• Joseph Cay was recommended w him .to act as . Ber( • 4s. 441. to .ss. •6d. Veal sks. • Md. to ea. Od his attorney in this business, and accordingly he en- Motto* ss. stl. to Ss. 44 Pork • : .od. 4 L act• tO as. 4!1 Laanb 56 Od to 7s trusted him to receive the rents, and to keep down NEWGATE AND LEMYENHALL MARKET. Mr. Livingston's mortgage by paying him the infe- Per stone of 81b. by the carcase. •. . . rest. Mr. Cay only perfumed one pun of the duty. Beef 3s. std. to 4s. .Bd. Veal - 4a. ott. to ss. ed. It was true he received the money; but had wholly -Mutton 3s. ed. to ss. 86. Polk 4s. 86. to ss, sti r ,rgot to pay .Mr.. LA interest.. - Mr. Braidtwaite for Lamb •4s Od-tafic-84L . PRICE OF LEATHER IN • LF.ADENHALL MARKET. a while knew nothing-of -this matter, until one day mots ISO. gold Calf Skirts • ItGa. 32s meeting Mr. Livingston, he.asked bow the accounts *Ditto Bard. Yid Ditto 355. 39a . s.ood between them? He Was surprised to hear that Merchant? Backs 174 d 19141. Ditto . • 33a..35s i not a farthing had been paid, and that 7001. WAS then preisins Hides 17d.• 1841. Small Seals 4 4 Fine Coach ;Hides 18d. 19(1,- harps ditto 100 s. 1.604 iltic ‘oi account of the mortgage. Crop liideefor iutt. 19d. 21141. Tanned Horse Hides 21$. gas Mr. Joseph Cay died, and Mr. John Cay his- Ese- 1 mho t7d. tsd. Goat Shins 00s. cod Ci f or, persuaded Braithwaiteto. let him transfer-the 1 . PRICE OF TALLOW. ' Japers relating to. the tide lands.of Mr: Pember, and 1 1 ti;Jaanes's Market 5s 3d Town . Tallo .Cw . ••••• od that latter Gentleman now refused to-part with them, kfi' arbi e u • v bMapaket Market 55.5 I . ‘ w V hiteLatto aa " .--4 97S °d '--•4 Oiii Od unless Mr. Braithwaite would -sign a release to John ix,. Ugric of g ib. ---.• g aol , I sl tto • sag oos Od Cay for all the money received by his testator Joseph - Iss Sid Melting scot' --4 7 2. at Cay. - . A verage 5s 3a. Eft' tough. ot 0d 11S Od Rule granted, except as to compelling personal ap• • • usages ..Cpe4.l7tes " 14s Ad virance of Livingston and Cay. Yellow Soap, 1121.-Etottlesjotagia Od-Cord, 1265. Price of Cunolles, per dozen 14144.-Moulds, 15s Od. COAL MARKEI, army 1. ;hip. ativiarket ' Ships sold . 91 Ne w cnitle Coals 85 425. 0.1. to 51. 941. 19 . Mind..-timid 19 41s oil. to 45s 9d. 1 Scotch 1 COI. Ad. to oos. Od - Tin COURSE OF EXCHANGE. i Amsteniam, 35 3 2 U Palermo, 92 Pence per oz. Ditto at sight, 33. 9 Leghorn, 46-+ , Rotterdarn, 11 62 U Genoa, 451 Ilamburgh, SS 3 2t 'U Venice, 52' Liv. Piccole Alton, • 33 4 24 U effective per 1. star Paris ldaji da. 23 PG I.iv. Naples, 43 ' Ditto, g Us. 24 0 Lisbon, 60 Bourcleaux, ditto 24 0 Oporto, 67 Madrid, 41 Effect : Dublin, 11 Cadiz, 41, EIL-ct. Cork, 11 1 Klima, • 40i Elf!rt. New Dollars, ss. 3d. per oz. Agio on the Bank of Holland, Si per Cent. Loxbriiv Mint x'Ers. Barris"( NAN/v.—The Monthly Report.of the Dis tribution of the British Naval Force, to the Ist of July is as follows :—At sea 101 sail of the line ; 50's 4•4's a id frigates 1.15; sloops and smaller vessels 3519. Total 585.—Grand total, in Commission, Ordinary ; k pairing, and building, 1108. H liAi ik RUT Tm NATE was*produced a Farce, called, Plot and Counterplot, or, The Poetry& of Michael Ctruantu.—The story of this piece is • formlil by thetontrivanceso two intriguin g lover`, to gain admission . to a lady vrhom they admire, and who is the daughter of an eminent Ther stratagems turn upon- the artist's eagerness to paint a portrait frsm the dead body of Cervantes ; his watchfulness is eluded ; -one of the lovers carries ,yff the lady, .the other rescues her by force of antis, and the victor at last is made happy by the confirm ed possession of lus prize. This little piece is broad farce,t , full of bustle, and was ‘vell.petiormeci. The Banbury coachs on Wednesday, broke down in Oxford, by -which several of .she Windsor come dians, who were passengers, have been severely hurts particialarly a Mr. *Gismo, who'is left.at . Oxford, in a most da gerous state, the wheel having gene ove: - -;ne of his I_ll. Mrs. WHALEY is. also severely bruised. The company had been performing at Windsor, during the Ascot race-week, and were . on their retuin to Banbury. Several 4• the other per- Coireers ate also hurt; Mrs: MiSIE is among the lumber. In consequence, the Manager, on Tlsurs day, was obliged to close the Theatre. As the Duchess of Yoatc and Princess CHARLOTTE id Watts were returning from It visit to their MA ,milts on Wednesday evening, one of the Princess's horses took fright at the discharge ora musquet, about h tlf way between the Queen's Palace and the Stable yard-gate, and got his hind leg over the pole, and the, other horse endeavouring to go at his usual .pace , c caused him to phine very much, and the carriage was lawn into the Ma ll; thepugilist, and other persons passing at the time, stopped the horses : ; the PRINCESS and Lady De CLIFFORD got Out of the car riage, and the Duchess of YCiR K took them into her's. The PRINI u;s's carriage followed steadily, till it came near the Stable-yard.gate„when the sam2 horse took fright again, anti got his legs entingled with, the splinter-bar and the tr.ice. The horses were stopped at the Margo's of STAFFORD'S vety serious investigation took place yesterday, respecting the gun or pistol fired in the Park across the horses in the car ri f tie Princess CitkLOTTE of WALES. . No dis col:try has yet been made of the person who fired the BIRTfiS. At Woodchester Park, Gloucestershire, Lady Frances Moreton, of a sou. In Bloomsbury-square, the L:,cly of Henry Fry, Esq. of a sou. Yesterday, a his hous,! in Manchester-square, the Lady of James tArgham. Esu..”c a son. s'aot. Durst..—Saturday a duel was fought by two stu dents of the Edinburgh University, in which one was wounded in the leg,-and the other in the thigh, Pita.ony.—Yesterday morning, Smith and Bull, two celebrated Beers, commonly called! Sham-Bail, stood in the Pillory in Palace-yard, Westminster, for an . hOur, in pursuance of their sentence. mANsiox 140055,-.ltrory Frler, echo was charged some days n o with dangerously stabbing and' wounding her husband, and 1-lcury Cock, a constable, were again put to the bar, when the two men appeatedind - gavi'eiridetice ttirailar to that. stated hi a former Paper. From the appearance •of the unhappy woman,. there is no doubt al:tee - begin a detatigidamee. Thb.lniaband ,Mottled' his inability to provide,for her and his children in their resent state, and was 'a relietistre for the Hew of bii children,. As well' at big own. TiffsLokddilp advited that the should be l iaiised to her parish, arid to be properly taken care . • MAR 1.11 0 ROU 'F e r a l infennationi have been Lodged at th;s.Office againit coach-busters for eaceeding the nuns ht•r of passengers tilisetftiriket of Perlitantent.• Uncut! the in f'irmstions seas yeitertlif *MA hi ishiltfilohn.Richardswas the i,liformer against Mr; Walker, - -prdpriet& of -the Brett/ad utage Another i..formeri.who stated•• his name to be Samuel • :•a• tin, resident in 'WeIT-sirept," (;Oudinan's-helds, stated in i leftee, that he liatf - teen ainire the flinlied number of passen; ••.p: •iti t'te D'efoutaat . 4 'coach, tin- the 026 -June. Mr. Stalker . tlll - 'Ir.:AVM, but a fine of ferry waisOven agninst.hins. To/oats Potrc L.O r rier.—Yeaterday twp men were charged tar: Jen bithiitatidalfy de‘erting the brig. Cartain flrOWfi,'Mitwaril-bound In the Iltivins on A-fo r iga voyage, acme time' ith' . Bird faiiening hhb, his °Setts, and s •, , ie of the ci,-w 'under the. batches and romptinioo, in order Cita they might not r:praise their Lampe. .They then launched the ;,oat and made to shore,. leaving tkt .vespel in the most perilous Atuatinn for 'of lindif . th Wert her. rest of the erew with no , cat difficulty eat ricated tharrachtetfronttliteir confinement. isoners wet: committed for siteitaminatlon. • I SHAD F.LL.—lreaterday-- Whik, a carpenter, who killed a' man of the name of Smith, iii a Pit chcdboting mated, at Poplar, . a 6w days sl.ce, surrendered after the•Coroner'slnquest ::ad returned a verdict of Manslaughten, and.was admitted to bail. ••• - • ECCLESIAS I ICAL PROMOTIONS. • ' The Rev. It retniah Scolfield, S.A. Fellow of. Tristi:y College, lrtort), has been presented by the President and Fellows of that to the It evory of Batton-on-the-Heatb Warwickshire. •I 1,, fuhnp o f Linealn has etillated the Rey. Charlet Proby, .1.7,1. Rector of Stanw •ch, Noribampionslitre,to aPrrbood in the a ",'deal Church of I ts • In. _ . st TER AT A.ON- ON BRIDGE TO-Ai L.RRO W. Morning - 4 minutes - Oct $ . Afternaua - - aS minutes after 261 A it.k 1 L 1). . Thursday last , at Camberwell, Snares', the Res. Frodsham Hodson, Is. D. fellow of Brazen Nose College, Oxford, to Ali* DAwson, eldest daughter of John Dayrsoa, Esq. of Mossleif-hill, near LiverpooL On Tuesday last, the Rev. Isaac Knipe, Mersthant, to Mrs. Skelton, of the same plate. • DIED. On the Ist instant, at the Vicarage Hotne, Chiswick, in the county of Middlesex, the Rev. hums Trebeck, aged 80. • On Monday last, at Greenwich, Lieutenant General William Borthwick, of the Royal Art , llery„ aged 76. On the ::,d% of April last on her passage from the West Indies to Europe for the recoverrOf her health, Cecilia Weller, wife of Major Waller, of the Royal Artillery. 1 , 'HOSE Cases that yielded last year to the benefi tial erects of IiPiLSBURI '6 PATENT ANTiscoß HU TIC DROPS, a remedy of Thirty Years and upwards in repute for the Cure of Scurvy, Gout, Rheumatism, Scrophula, Nervous, Irritations, and obstructel Circulation of Bile, &c. will find it ne cessary at this Ist riosi of the year to recur again to the use of this Medicine, its ordt r to precut the system again being visited by a return of the old complaints. 7111 s Medicine is cow sold In Mottles of ss. 6d.; double bottles sea.; and larger a 2.5. duty included, having the words, by the Kings pattot, expresSed on the bottle, bill of directions, and out side wrapper. The King's dt.ty also is printed in black ink. An allowance of tid. is each bottle, on taking half a dozen. • CHING'S PA l ENT WORMS are the rnost f:e inent sources of Mil siren's Diseases. Their syrrptom s every Parent and Guar dian of Children should be acquainted with. They occasion loss of appetite, a paleness of the colour of she face, emaciation and irre aularstate of the Bowels, attended after with violent pains ; they bring oh convulsions; they affect the growth of the body,and they prove fatal, by ending in a ctsissumption or decay. Both as a pre ventive and core of these alarming complaints, the above excellent Medicine is univerbally allowed, on the testimony of the highest characters in this country, both in rank and respectability, to have 'r equal. Their public applibation, given to the Proprietor, from a personal knowledge of its wonderful success In their own farni lies stamps its meritbeyond competition, and gives a sanction to it, of which no other Medicine of the kind can boast. Parents and *others, who have the care of children ehould have thisranedy as a family Medicine to resort to, whenever the Stomachor Bowels of Children are any way disordered, which it will always be feand td wholesale and retail, at Ching and Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside, London ; and retail by most country Venders, in boxes at 2a. 9d. and rs. Gd. each. IMPORTANT DISCOVERY. 11 - TE Advantage the Public must always derive ' trostr regularly educated professional men directing almoit exclusively their.studles to one species of malady, was never mere clearly demonstrated than by the unexampled success which has ' attended the administration of their new remednand theextraor denary cures it bas performed, l• - Or a lougseriesof years, Mears. CORP IF. and Co. Surgeons, formerly in bis Majuny's service, have made the Venereal Direase the particular object of their investi gation, and are happy in havingiliKovered a naedicinesuperior to mercury in the cure of that complaint; it is sufficient to observe , that the efferts of this remedy are diametricaly opposite to those ' 13( nu-miry, for though it completely eradicates every vestige at the virus, in its most confirmed stages, yet it does not in the least injure the constitution ; en the contrary, it enovates the system in all its natural functions, promotes appetite, and facilitates di gestion : time instead of reducing a strong and vigorous constitu tien to the frightful condition that mercury does, it net wily pro 'weep that constitution% in its primitive state. but restores a weak and debilitated one to its natural strength and vigour. Number less instances are on recent record of the superioe-efileaey of this mulicine, its inherent and specifievirtues acting as a perpetual 1 corrective to bodily debility,-whetheit proceeding from au excess of conjugal or illicitpleasure. or fermi the more insidious- though not less destructive, indulgence efincausious youth of bc:th sexes in,a certain pernicious habit. . Amidst the melancholy variety of diaorderc which are the consequence of this soliteey vice, there ate 1 nonentore afflicting than that distressing stare.of debilityand de- Ificiency which.prevenos or embitters the matrimootal State ; the - unhappy sufferer broods over his misfortene, ashamed to seek re fief,uniehe is reduced to such, a state of weakness as to reader 1 life oppressive. To such persons it must be a. consoling reilee- ' I eietreo.knertv ' that they may now, by a •new infallible mode of I treatment, be,restoyeel to that greatest of all human blessiuse, & 1 strong, manly and vigoraus constitution. , . . .. 1 .' hi all eases of debility,deficleney, frees whatever cootie ariiiii, as well as in every specks of yawned infection, Aldan& Car* ' 4 and Co . may be consulted by 'patients' of either' an with the , I griatest secrecy, and horketr, at their house, Nos 101. Klittoti• Itiaedea. .Patients in the equatry, describing rhellanigulare of theli earnpliints, by keterpost paid, enclosing a flank notes wit have the necessary artediehae and advice seta va any part of-the kirgdom. No. 107, Hausa (Auk& r • attritglfr .ArCI4IOX... . SErNsTr.EN .TWO OREN: iffEsciffillllltilAln,• at stoisourros, 7 : • . . • .:• • FASibla fea.PaiMirtarV i P aa l . . By i iiftti6;olCiliThiEK , on' Six L iCtivelve o'clOci, Glerient Cdfie•- %way Vlastrgartasig, Conshilt, la' Lists, • A SALUABLEr-FREEI4OI.I,I ESTATE de airabk _sirapon !!4e. Ktexisb.l_, grim a abervaillance , frets Hyde Pent; and • Gardens ; roinniaing• we/Ws s ist Ades ce. • lip' a Wet wm, in& i sensiaeraltle • extent- of filo* °Cana, 00433Man4ing %rattail and extensive peOperts, ever a rich Country: The Land contains Brick Earth,, Sava. and 0110 Mo *Da. frera.be ehilgtel4_ta the Mot e, Is Jxvidered..xceectipsty vabsalale for ba ldittS unon. • T 6 be viewed, by Applyily "te Mr.swain the tenant, of Wi10321 • printed tiatelrubrs way be bad ; also at the King's Arias; 'Otis s i ng = ; Coffee-house, liarnevereenitit ; of B. F.. Williams, Esq. N o , skiliwigrelLJAn.lialds,.; at the ebecraAde ; and of Messrs. Slibsiser, Dyke, Tuchin, foirest,..gilerilgite-striSet, "Otte a Phut isteaels Let tiny be seen: ' • • • SONIEIiSY:TSHIRE. CAPITAL FREEHOLD TYTHE-FREE FARM, AND THE GREAT and SMALL TYTHES of about 100 ACRES, and A DONATIVE- • By Messrs. SKINNER, DYKE, TUCHIN, and FORREST, On Thum 's!, July 7, at Twelve, at Garraway's, in One Lot. A eAPITAL and very Vatuaiple FREEHOLD 10.StATE, most advantageintsly situate at Diirston; Sic miles from 'I" aunton, comprising Rucklaud Priory 'Farm, consist lag of a Dwelling-house, Offices, Walled Garden, Om'harding, Barns, Stabling, Ospens, uieful Out-buildings, capital Malting, and the surrounding inclosures of Rich Grazing, Meadow, and Arable Lands, containio j $B6 statute Acres, tythe free, and in a high state of cultivation, in the uccupaaiou of Mr.Jolua Abralanss for an unexpired term of six years. , Also the Great and Small Tythes of the remaining part of the Parish of Durston (except a few acres), containing about 700 acres of fertile productife - Land, bn lease for an unexpired term of six years—the whole forming alma Ilse most &drab)e estates in the vale of Taunton Dean, the present rents amounting to only 99.1. per =urn, capable of considerable Macau, loathe perpe curl Donative to the Church of Derston. To be viewed by applying to Buchland Priory, where printed particulars may be bad ; also of Messrs. Rolland, MeTafield, Plytupton ; at the Pope's Head, Plymouth.; Castle Inn, Taun ton ; of Messrs. '1 rewmans, Exeter ; Mu Crutwell, Printer, Bath ; Mr. Gutch, Printer; Bristol ; Mr. Langdcon, Printer, Sher burne ; Mr. Collins, Printer, Salisbury ; at the Place of Sale; and of Messrs. Skinner, Dyke, Tuchin and Forrest, Ablersgate-strcet, London, where a plan of Buckland may be seen. CAPITAL ESTATES AND MANQRS-PLYMOUTH, DEVONSHIRE. • By Messrs. SKINNERR, DYKE, TUCHIN, astd• FORREST, On Thursday the 7th of July, at it, at Garrawars, in two lets, THE Capital and VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, adiuntageously situate within 1,2, and miles of Plymouth and Plyitieuth Docks; commixing the Manor of Compton Giffard and several eligible Farms and Lands in Ik imsne, containing about 2.26 acres, let to Messrs. Gilbert, M ang, Giles, Eddy, Colton, and Hellion, on leases expiring at Lady Day ISO% 1612, 1814, and 131 A, at rents amounting to only x171.10*. per annum. Also about 78 acres of land and sundry Homes, let on two and three lives, at reserved rents, amounting to 101. I*. ed. per annum, and Herints; and also the Manor of Bowden,lind Eve eligible farms and lands, containing about 1 55 acres, on one, two, and three lives, at reserved rent., amounting to 7L las. 1.041. per annum, and •Heriots. The whole estate con tains about 497 acres, of the estimated value of about 20004. per annum and, in point of situation, is presumed to be equal to any in the vicinity of Plymouth stud Plymouth Dock for building upon, as the neighbourhood is highly respectable, and the marine and surrounding rick country views estrenudy beautiful. To be viewed ; and printed particulars may be had of Mr. Yol land, klertleld, Plympton ; also at the Pope s Head, Plymouth ; Castly Tauuton t of Messrs."Trewmans,• Exeter; Mr. Langdun, bluxborne • Mr. Collins, Salisbury ; Mr. Cruttwell, Bath; Mr. Witch,. Bristol ; at the place of rale ; arid of Messrs. Skinner, Dyke, Tuchio, and Forrest, Aldersgatistreet, London ; where plans may be seen. TOTfENHAM, MLDDI.ESEX. Desirable Freehold Residence, with Offices, Pleasure-Ground, Gardens, and Lands, with an early possesrion. By Messrs. SKINNER, DYKE, TUICHIN, and FORREST, • On Thursday, the 7th July, at Twelve, at Garraway's, •• - - •• ACOMMODIOUS and very desirable FREE. . . • HOLD R ESIDENCE, with excellent attached and de tachod Offices, fore Court and Court-yard, Coach house, sit-stall Stable, and ether convenient out-buildings, Pleasure ground, with Shrubbery-walks, agreeably laid out, productive Garden, walled and clothed with Fruit-trees, Hot-house, Green-10114;a Sheet of Water, and Paddocks the whole about six acres and ihalf, plea sandy situate at the entrance of .Whit-Hart Lane, Tottenham, about Ave miles and a hair front the Metropolis. Mao seven acres of Leasehold Meadow-Land, nearly contiguists. • The Premise's comprise au uniform Resklence, with wings containing a handsome suite of monis, vit. LI feet by 18, Morning-moat,' Xit feet by Le, Melds -parlour, 27 fret by 18, with several excel ' lent Bed-chambers and Dressinrrooms, and Apartments for sew, vanw. The • whole in excellent repair and order, fit fo. Immedbee bakitatioft, apd as retired as at a considerable distance from town. Kay be viewed ten days preceding the sale, by tickets, which, with painted particulars, may be had of Meson. Skinner, Dyke Tucills and ;Focrest y Aldersgetwsweet ;- particulars also at th e Place of Sale. BELMONT LODGE, EAST BARNET : . 1 * Messrs. SKINNER, DYKE, TUCHIN and FORREST, On Wednesday, the 90th July, at 14 o'clock, 'at Garrawars Ifee-hoose, 'Change-alley, Cocain, in several lots, . A VALUABLE 'and VERY DESIRABLE -4 fREEHOLD ESTATE, situate on a &Mental eminence at East Barnet, on the verge of Enfield Cisme; about tea:idles from Lopiloo conunandinebcatniful and eitertilve views. The Pre nisei ct;n4rise a - cbmntodlous Residence, ofhandsome elevatios s ' balled BELmoNT LODGE, with convenient Siumestic Ofilites of every. description, an esoidlem Kitchen Carden, Screened by, lofty Wills, • Pleasure Grounds, extensive- Plantations,po d slilidF • Groves, a beautiful Paddock, and the surrounding hick/sures of tick 2veisdoer, Pastere, end fertile Arable and 'Wood Land, coo alining upwards of Two Hundred and TWenty-seven Acres, ins within ..a this fence„phaaingig jimbered„ and the greatest part ruceenpassedly a:park paling' A Farm ytrd; with suitable Build his for Huebatuiry; - Alio sundrteortages,' whir Girdensby the road side. On the Estate Me severel beautiful sped, sulfa & for the erection of Cutsage Villas. POStellsl4l3 of the Residence. and shirty acres orlWeadoirr Land;ruay baled • linnsedistely; and the itnialsider at Michaelmas next, A small part Is held under 'the Dirly.of Lancaster For a lmtg seem. The LandTaitie *damned. Tote elected try Ticked, leblck t with PHored Partkutirokay be had ot Messrs. Skinner, Dyke, 'l natio andyntrest,ssMtrsgato.. west ; Particulars also at the Place of Sale. 3AIIS BY AUCTION. '• - - - COITAL' SCHOONER. At tbe iumand - hus,.Plynadoth, on- Friday. the July Mr.* . . Zlesnan (Mock btabe Forenoon, • 'THE landitittie Schoonei us Dac.— niatiarito yrs. • Leriget.oppeat • Breadth • Adoteasures 1 92.94 Tons. A t tilda foR 16 guns. completely Ma, buying been only brae s b a t : ma t es isea when captured, would make a most excell ent I mes of marque, Jler hold being roomy, capable of carryin g a t alt cargo 4i ittelb wake anclprervisions fur a king voyage, and wantil I:l=ira semi her to sea immediately. Cando:wed as Fria: to eptp's ship Of war Stifinartl i - 10$1411 LArt. Ls+ c,n n . mandie, tad mow tying in Banwerse. Also, all het warlike and other Stores % For viewing the Vessel and her Sterns, aid any farth er pass i. emirs, apply at the Cunning-Mime of dwaird Lyne, Etc+ t h e Agent, or to WILLIAM June 24, 1806. Merdain. . - At the London Ina, Plymouth, on Friday, the 136 July, at' Eleven °pock, THEgoodßrig.el VITRISSIMACONCEPCIO burthen about 30 Tons.. well calculated fur the C . Trade; 'or any other where burthen it required. the"-good Sloop LA CAROLINE, buttlien 50 Tons; about four years old, and in most excellent condition, suitable far any ;lade her dintensions may suit. Likaissisi,.the good - Chasse Matte, tname nolurown) bard" about 3u Tons; all tying in Sutton Pool, and theta to be debuted, • • * Afterwirds, for Exportation, as Casks- Broody-11.4 Cas ks Red, and 34 Ditto White Whs. For Home Consumption, Abort 80 Tons of Yellow Rosin-3 Arebors,-1 piece of Anchor s -2 Grain:eh-2 Cables—Piecia,af Mut, Being the entire Cargo of the said vessels, couiletnued ra •nize his INesty's ship of War Itli tava; Racueau %Ca taxs. F-sq. Commander. For viewing the Vessels and Goods apply at the Counting•boust of EdbiardLyise. the Agelnt; vi to - WRAL4III LOCK YER, Merchant. Plymouth. love 24, URI& 45 Ft: S L. .e 2 BUENOS AYRES HIDES. • FOR SALE BY PRIVATE tx..)NTR ACT, ABOUT :SOU Buenos Ayres Or and Cow HIDES, in till,: Hair. Apply to Mr. EoorAau LY Nk i Eranktort-street, Pip's/funk lune 24, 'ISO. 'TO BE 501.1) BY Aucrios. , STAFFORDSHAE. At the Red House, in Cavertstall, in the county of Staffori, , Monday the la day of August, isoB, at three s'C.lock to the Afternoon -1-"HE Castle , or Capital Mansion House, called Ji• CAN ERS WALL CASTLE, in the mid Counry of S'EAF FORD,. with its extensive Out-buildiugs and Conveniences; tilts Fatrtaiouse; and 125 Acres of very good M.adow, Pasture, and Arable Land. The Chstie is situated ten miles from Lecke, seven front Newcastle, twelve feint Uttoaeter, fuurfrom Cheadle., add seven from Stone, is in complete repair, and suitable toe the Maidente of a Gentleman's fa mily, and peasession may be had the nett Spring. • •Ab Eight 'Cottages and Four Closes of Land in Caverswaa 'foresail containing together about 1$ Acres. Mr. aim at the Castle whl ,hew the premises; sad printed Particulars may be had there, and at the Grow lao, is Leekc ; the Swan and PM' in Stafford, heßuebuck in Newcastle * the White Hart in Uttozeter i the Crown in Cheadle, the Crown in Stone, and at Messrs. Worfhingto-fa, liarrop and Worthier. ton, Aitainchatn, Cheshire, where a Map of the Estate may Ise seen. _ . GLOUCESTERSHIRE. MANOR and ESTATE of WAPLEY and CODRINGTON „_ OU)UCESTERSIIIRE, near BATH and BRISTOL. At the Bush Inn, Bristol. - on Thursday, the 21st of July, 180 R. THE MANOR of WAPLEY and CODRING. - 4 - TON, with the Court Honer, and several valuable Farm Let to tenants whose urns. expire at Lady-Day next, and else several Estates on Leases fur Live containing in tire whole aouo Acres and upwards, with the Great Tithes of the Parish. This Estate contains very rich and valuable Land, and bon prises nearly the whole parish, and is situate twelve miles as well front Bristol as Bath, and the road front Bath to Gloucester passes near it.—Particelars may be hadof,jviessra, °valiant, Kiniedey, and Domville, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn ; Messrs. Black and Chap. nran, Surveyors, at their Chambers, In the Temple, London ; of Mr. J. A. Wickham, at Frame; of Mr. John Bretton, at Exeter; of hleairs. Clarke and Son, Solicitors, Bristol; of Mr. Moses Higgs, the 13altiff of the Manor; who will she* the . Estate; add at the Bush bin. at Bristol. ~' MF.RINO WOOL. ANNUAL SALE EY AUCTION, At SADLER's Repository, Goswell-street, London, on there , da 4 l'..2 B th hay next, at Tw-lee &Clock, A QUANTLTY of MERINO WOOL, a$ its Il Admixture on English Breeds. The great uncertainty of any supply of Merino Wool, and the distracted state of Spain, unlit render this nwesure just stow an ohj..ret of peer impel , . tame.. It is designed to cuntbse this *delta Merino ',soh, and their adtaistures only, beg:au - se there ari established dealers calltsl Wooliesplets, who have long - been-in the pricti.:e of pureitesKy British Vorools of inferior growth, but with calain exceptious, no 'Support to those who have ideurred the heavy eipene,:s aztentl.int on stub trass with thelderino. Blood. Those who mAy detih to tato the benefit of this.sale, are requested to send their We classed' In the-iiiost correct mariner, as to the admixture with the .Marisio•Blold,.and the degrees of snaky to it. they must be de livered us above, on or before the 25th July next. CommissiOn (or Sale, Warehouse room ; (exclusive of Auction ditty)- 0. , * not .ex teed se. per cam . • Letters (post paid) may be addressed to Messrs. F. and R. Martin; Wool Broteiv, N. Gs, Colimau-.crest, London. 11,11A,UTIFUL LITTLE ESTAI,E, IN DUMYRIES-SHIRL To be Sold by Public itoup, within the King's Arms Inn, Duni. • Erie s, on 'Tuesday, Yd August next, at 12 at noon, T • • - - HE LANI)S of NET,HERWOOD, lying in the Shire and Parish of Durns;consistitti of *bout 140 Scats, or 175 English acres. delightfully situated on the baaks of the river Nith, about two mike below ikattlfries, and commanding a Air ming view of the beaver, Galloway, and wort coast of Enslasel: k is completely inclosed and subdivided with thriving hed4es and belts of planting ; about • four Acres of the property are under planting, most of it of -greed . age, betides a greet mahl valuable old oak, yew, and other trees scattered over the Estate, si as to Ore it a most delight/Id appearance • the surrowalinf eeuntry.being well Wooded and highly cultisr;ted, renders this a mostdesirable property. A most sitbstantial and complete embank • meat. made within these - three yeafs, defends the whole propeky from the river and the caress lands (about tibacres) inclosed thert by, have been rendered of the highest value ; all the rot of the ground is of very superint quality, and capable ofhwariug any kind of craps. There lea Mansion-house, Garden, and most complete et of Office-houses. on the middle of the estate, also a good Orchard, with trees In tiiildetest state of beari n g. The purchaser may hive immediate entry to the Mansion . house, Garden, Orchard, and quantity of grass and fallow-land, and greatest part of 'the Office.houses ; and to the whole lends at the separtition.ef the present crop. There is a Frewstane Quarry ha the lmtnediate neigltbourhood, and Lime and Coal may be delivered on the'property from White haven and *Liverpool, whereto the produce may be thipped—Li - Virpisoi and Dumfries'. at all times. affording a ready market, and theie le an eiteelient hirbour within Italia mile of the estate. An esttteAltogether as desirable for the residence of any Gen *mad, is seldom tube met with. The great road from Dumfries to the 'harbour anttshore bounds the east silt of the lands. The winds are venal, and the pulani burden; incoasiderabie. Th: prize will he taken by instalments, if more agreeable to the put eager. • The 44itle4leeds are clear, which. with a plan of t c c tee, lie with Win. 'Llsoutson, Esi. writer In Dumfr.c - , who has ; ov,r to conclude a ptiviste bargain, and who will gi:et orders fo • • h 'Ave the estate.aind - to whom, or to Me. Tait, ma-ufactunr I Paisley, the proprietor, appiica4:ons maybe made for fart e par i u ars. 'LONDON : Prin ed and Published by LEVEL FENT, o terbury - Place, - I innbetb, at the STA It-OPTICE. No. t , I erect. Ptihl&ihtd also at the S r.ta-Ounce, Temple Bs -• r . ~+•. 1%, LT M K I' It . - ricE is hereby Teesskte: aid Goal D j o hicgaa. Sew, within a A O iddal lataire Hall, Sri fYly Next, at right o E .COMAIISS2 PLIJEST2' list on Thursday the in writing (sear it 111000VADO SUG. kiipliduf,ed with the Te 6w,' at the rate of '6llto tits Majesty's Victuz by Mb payable with The Comlitious of the Office. No regard will be had hearted is word, at lergeh, fire wie oVoch oa the laid 7 fermi tube males the Term "wryer .rhea "i:T THE COALIIISS iris 'IL:JEST That on Friday the sti cei:e tenders in writing (s dron‘ PlT'F's 'TAN. Or WINDSOR PON'T'O entire Cargoes, into Hii Lid, in du! proportions : 5100 Chaldrons on or 690 Ditto 110tt 0 Ditto And to be paid for by b 4 1 le. The Condi:ions of the No regard vnill he had to ;lead •wardr at tenth, &fere O o'Cloei en the .14 the Perron tvho •m.i s the T interer tvhen talk,/ CULT By triter of the Hon. th On Tuesday the sth, W July, 180 s, at Four ol precisely, le the Long IV 7r.,..En-fil° ) l livn - g ( q uantities, sal Daiwa, as well as ] IPutchasers. rc ' . . East Ind . , FOIL 1/fight:ma /Ague..., Wi 00/other Drugs, :1 Leather Pantaloons Boots, Lookirg Gla•-s lea Cloth, Shawls, Sil Tans,.Watches, Gong of Vessels, Guns, Sail , .Snuff, and Tobacco A tionea in the. Catalogs "likewise such Goal loosevmpoords of thi paid.`riz. „Rictures, Pi ints, ' ne Tobacco, Snuff, kbeir Tobacco Ware] Vessels, Boats, limbo beteg, gourd, R °Litt Ft Ifisty'sWarehouse, Cus illaMondsiy the 4th Ji Nine in the morning sc Rill be deliveredr B. Goods loou:Tht at Me 23i of July 180 S, IA: did Mite he aftrrnom, ;Ist fatf . eitd, mod tbi rn hill • KNIGHT'S- H et the Right He Vttbee .with Cinieh queriptour Acres of e douse, plt a: ettiolwich in a most 'trek_ ind oonnnuaicai eweatoliiy six nxiles)° 'or the aecornoiodatiol Fiffurther Varticut Atswell4Coart, Line fho be had for viewir C *"..,. ~ • -- 0 4MANOCc and ETAG 40tiCESTgR • • ' TO,I At tkr ROM ITltt;ltr - 17 1 HE MANOF s . :Ti •witlx2h4 L'a 491"Rtu4he whoee were& f.etapes ou Lca Acres rid Upwards, v • ?Mt Mi!ite eorrtait phallist/7 the wttol *me MlSlltttl I* Bfah, Rear it.—earti,cu.lars A Rod DOtiwillot, Solieiti than, Surveyo rs , at tl 14t. bet• Wickham ; tlhiessre. Clarke a n• WI, *le 'Thritiff of ; at the Bush Inn, at I .1 .... Vl7" --- itE jr. v altlitHßlA. r 'nett v ;*tea, the Eifth M ein ugi r ott Engrav , . eiIIOMPI dix... 411 101‘1,4A1 airtim.y: iviad e ntltn eg g ..,14 r 1 tie the modern manager J.r ei hi Viat i r/ P 4 4 4* ikiAt, list Lammas, ‘qophtfor,j.selcic p, ef ut Av: sAir 14,11 as Neff Hs Week with a' fuiVA laterilie wane -t! m Plitircar PaArwriooki 111 41teopaINItt gm Ite om e uluicilLiq • iREgHQI.Ii-VlLLkand LAlsfll„ KENT. lDplaearrs. SrINNER:DYKE: f t frCHIN; and FORREST; Ufa Tiseidaytke 51k My, at Twelve o'ClOckost Garraway's Col , • fee House, tasange-olleyi cur . :l4lls NARY desirable FREEHOLD ETS Om, sittiite in Obeaidiftd - Part of the County of Kent, con tiguous -to Clweesting Park, •s t •altort distance from the in-mile stone, In the high road to r . qtai r ki g e Wells, near Seven Oaks; comma nding extensive view's of the surrounding country. , Comprising a genteel moderebulit Vllli with convenient at tached and detached offices, coads4ouse, stablit:g fur eight buries, and other outbuildings; lawn, gardens, soul atom twelve acres at meadow and pasture land, the Whole in excellent order, and an early possession stay be bad. To be viewed, and printed particulars may be bad on the pre mises, also at the What Hart, Seven Oaks Conanion ' • Rose and Crown, Tunbridge ; Sussex Tavern, Tsinbridge M't4ls George, Farnborough ; Bell, Bromley; place of sale, and of Mcsars.Skin ner, Dyke, Tuchin and Forrest, Alclersgate-street.