Star. — London, England, 1812-06-06 00:00:00

SPAIN. The following Official Bulletin was issued Tester /ay, and appeared in the greater part of out impres sion, in a Second Edtiion "Downing.strettaune 4, 11412. " Dispatches have been this day received from CAI:4ImA Sir llowastD DOUGLAS, of which the following are extracts: Elawyi.soo, MAY 21, 1818.—Off - the 18th Inst. General COS. tanos received information froth the Marquis of Portazo, wise now commands the divisions of the sixth army in the Viergo, that the enemy bad c o ll ecte d a b out 1 5,000 men on the rivers Ede and Orbign, and that it appeared to be their intention to ad vance npbn Villafraaca, and Puebla de Sanabria. • " This re-union trethreaten Gallicia was only a feint to favour the ulterior design of advancing Into Asturias; which the enemy accomplished upon the 17th inst. with about 8000 men, under General Bonnet; and they now occupy their former quarters in Oviedo, Grade, Gijon, &c. " SANTIAGO, MAY 44.—This town is now the seat of the Provincial Government, and I am happy to say, is in perfect har mony with General Castanot He invited a deputation of the Junta to meet ben here. I was then at Corunna, and promoted the transfer of the whole body, as the moat likely means of de stroying difference. General Castanos's wisdom has done the rest. " I bays the honour to transmit intelligence hum Burgos. The reported entry of General Mendizahel into Burgos is.combora ted by this, and with the other inelosures, thew bow very seri , crushy the enemy are harassed by the activity of the pasties in the Worth. " Don Gemnirro Merino (commonly called Elfura de Vol lorrado), a most able and enterprising Chief, whom I have on se • veral occasions supplied with arms, &c. has lately had two bril liant actions with the enemy. " On the 16th of April, near Aranda, he came sneldenly upon a considerable body of the enemy, by a well planned and ably ex ecuted movement. Proses a perfect knowledge of the country, he gained with a part of his force, the possession of a height over which the enemy bad to pass in retiring to the town of Olitorta • de.Val de Areas; having then attacked them with great rigour, be succeeded in making 509 prisoners, including I Lieutenant- Colonel, and 11 other officers, after a resistance which cost the Plemy 73 kilted; and 97 wounded. " The prisoners immediately suffered, in the proportion of twee ly for each of the jhree Members of 'he Junta of Burgos, who were lately put to death by the enemy ; and in the propor tion of ten for each of Merino's soldiers, who lately shared the game fate. This act was accompanied by a declaration, that in this ratio, retaliation would always be ohm reed. " On the 48th, when retiring to Villafranca, with the re- Maluder of his prisoners Merino took pest w'th a part of his , force at a cross road, where he cxpectid a rescue would be at tempted. Being apprised of the advance of the enemy in pursuit of the convoy, accordingly he dressed an ambuscade, into which the enemy tell, and left dead six men, having also a considerable number of wounded." . THE ARMY. Thursday the 16th Regiment of Foot marched into Ipswich, on their route to Woodbridge Barracks. nday the 2d East Kent Regiment of Local Militia, commanded by General HARRIS, were re viewed at Faversham, where they were assembled, by Major General H.Y. On the following day, their period of service being expired, they repaired to their several homes. . PRIVATE LETTER. " LISBON, MAY 25. Cl A considerable number of deserters continue to come in both from Soult's and Marmont's armies— they are mostly Germans, Poles, Swiss, or Italians. Of the latter a smaller number. More Frenchmen would ccme over if they had more encouragement from us, and if they did not dread the Spaniards and rtuguese, who not iinfrequrtly butcher the in their way to the British treposts : the rancourous hatred that exists between Frenchmen and the Por tuguese And Spaniards is most horrible ; it appears to have only extermination for its object ; the Ft ench men are not behind-hand, their treatment of Spaniards and Portuguese. when prisoners, is most cruel." Letters from the army under Sir ROWLAND HILL state, that Sir ROWLAND was advancing from the Alanteju un SOUL?, in order to act in co-operation 'with BALLASTEROS. Lisbon letters say that the Prince Regent's birth- I day was kept there with unusual demonstrations of joy—report says that he is on li:s passage home from the Brazils ; the British ships of war and tile British troors in Lisbon joined in firing and displaying en- , signs : the entertainment given by Mr. Stesvait, the British Minister, and the ball in the evening exceeded in splendour every thing of the kind given in that capital. At the head.quarttrs, Marshal Beresford gave a splendid entertainment to Lord Wellington and his Staff, and to many distinguished Spanish and Portu guese officers, and in the evening a ball to the Spanish ladies. We bear also, that on the 16th of May, the anniversary of the memorable battle of A lbttera, Lord Wellington gave a most splendid entertainment to Marshal Beresford and his suite, to which the Goya.. nors of Almc:idr, Ciudad Rodrigo, Generals Don Carlos and Eiliva, and many distinguished Portu guese OtEcers were invited. In the evening, his Lordship gave a ball to the Spanish ladies. The latest letters inform us that Lord Welling ton is pushing forward the allied arm;, both from the Alentejo and the North ; Marshal Beresford and him self being with the division of the army in the North, and the Hero of Barossa being opposed to Soult, in the Sctith, and having under him Sir R. Hill. The precious remains of the 2d battalion of the 4.2 d, or Royal Highlanders, are embarking gallant at Lisbon, and will be sent to the Highlands to re cruit. On their leaving the army, Lord Wellington issued most handsome orders about them, thanking them and their 'Commanding Officer, Lord Blantyre, exvressing his great regret at patting with them.— The Ist battalion of this distinguished corps has join ed the Army ; they are under the Hero of Barossa, with the Cameron El'elanders,'the Cameronians or and the Guards. That fine body of men, the Fis 's rugiment, or 4th, has likewise gone up from Lisbon to join the army. All letters describe the army to be in the highest health and spirits, because they hope to meet the ene my again. The greatest part of the wounded officers as well as men were joining their regiments. Naw Yona, APRIL `2B.—On the night of the Bth inst. the Essex Mills, near Tappabannuck, in Vir ginia, were di ;.overed to be on fire. The flames in creased with such rapidity that the whole pile was in ashes before the leas; assistance could be had to stay their progress. This afflicting calamity is supposed to have bean the work of. sume incendiary, and a ' person, charged with being the perpetrator, is now in jail ; but the evidence is not strong enough to convict nirn. The value of these mills we understand, was estimated at 10,000 dollars ; they were the property el Lawrence Muses Esq. LA' 17IPPLLIMict, COURT OP CHANCERY, JUNE CIWYLLIM LLOYD WARDLE V. SCOTT AND ANOTHER. A motion veas made •by Mr. HART, on the behalf of Colorel Wardle, the plaintiff, in this suit, that the defendant, Scott, might pay into Court the sum of £690. 6s. Sid. being the balance stated by the al& dAvits on the part of Colonel Wardle, to he is the hands of the defendant, Scott, on the close - of a part nership account between them. Mr. HART stated, that the Colonel, about the year ISIO, entered into partnership with Mr. Alexander Madocks, and the defendant Scott, and another, in .a manufactory of Woollen cloths, at 'lre Madoc, in the county of Carnarvon, which had been established by Mr. Madocks, upon his estate there. Madocks soon after quitted the concern, when the Colonel and the eefericlant Scott, and another, who were in partner ship as army clothiers, agreed to raze it in conjunc tion—the Colonel to have one half, and the defendants the other. This partnership not proving so profitable a con cern as the parties expected, a dissolution took place a few months afterwards, when the Colonel not being able to agree with his partners rc4pecting the accounts and the division of the partnerships' property, filed his bill for an account, and upon the coming in of the defendants' answer, moved to have the sum above mentionecl paid into Court. On the part of the defendants it was contended, that this motion was quite irregular, no such balance being admitted_ by their answer. Whereupon the CHaNcrutfla observed, that he would look into the affidavits in support of the motion, and give his judg ment to-morrow. COURT OF EXCHEQUER, JUNE 5. SALE% BY RAMPLIE.•-111LL v. sawrit, IN ERROR. This was an action of trespass trrught by the plaintiff al tinst the deferdant, by which the plaintiff sought to recover damages fronts the .lefendant for taking aquantity of corn belonging to the plaintiff, as for toll for corn said to have been sold by sample in the m irket at Worcester. Jadgment hid been en tered for the Oefendant, and the plaintiff had removed it by Error into this Court. . Sir *lakes MAWSPIELD this day pronounced the judgment Of the Court. From a review of the law of the case, from the earliest autkoritie3 down to the present period, the Court was of opinion that a sale by sample was-not a legal contract for the sale of any thing whatever; and thatthe lord, or superior of an open or public market, was not entitled to toll, or duty, on any commodities not brought in bulk into the mar ket, and there disposed of in open market. Supposing a person to rave 1 000 bushels of wheat which he in tends for s tle, but only 50 bushels of which he brings into the market and sells, that mild never be con strued to amount to a sale in open market of the whole 1000 bushels. but of the 50 bushels only, A sale by sampL., it had been held by Lord Coke, and by other great Law Authorities, was illegal ; such a sale was directly against the original principle and object for which a market was appointed. It moats directly avainst the whole spirit of the law relating to tre origin of markets. It was therefore ordered, that the verdict for the defendant be reversed, and that it he sent back to the Court below to order an inquiry' into the amount of damages to wh;ch the plaintiff wa sentitled for the trespasseommitted against him in taking of his corn. s • COURT OF KING'S BENCH, JUNE 3. CRIMINAL INFORMATION. Mr. Moyne applied to the Court on behalf of the Rev. Mr. Clap, a clergyman, residing at Taunton, for a Criminal information against two Gentlemen, named Will-am bai.ey and John Smith. It appeared, that in the hel:inning of May last, Mrs. Smith, sister to the Gentleman against whom the application was made, sent a blank certificate to Mr. Clap, desiring he would put his signature to it : this, however, he, conceiving it would he improper, refused to do, and returned it unsigned. He did, however, sign it a - few days afterwards. Pending tine trap-action he was met by Mr. Smith, in the Market-place at Taunton, who stopt him, saying —" I hare been waitin; for you an hour and a half ; you ar. a blackguard, and have used Mrs. Smith very ill, and have behaved un like a gentleman—l have agr at mind to horsewhip you." The day after he was met by Mr. ISailcy, ss9io is an officer, who accosted h7nr in very abit,i% e lan guage, and also accused him using Mrs. Smith iii ; and observed, " If you will put oif the clerryman, and ass t!me the gentleman, I shall lw happy take my chocolate with you in any way you please." Lord ELLE:NM - WE:GiI said, this was a very ' , roper case in which to grant a Ru:' : the parties would thus have an 'opportunity of reflecting on their very improper conduct towards a clergyman and a gentle man. It would be for themselves to say, whether they would have the matter further blazoned to he public.—Rule granted. At Marlborough-street P. lice-office yesterday, Ana Duerr! was committed for a larceny, in stealing two silver tea-spoons Trorri the house of a gentlen.an in Rathbone-place, whither she had gone with toys.— She is known about the town as vending these to ob tain access to the kitchens of gentlemen's houses, un der pretence of disclosing future events. Bowler has not yet been taken into custody. He was seen in the vicinity of Aylesbury, - dressed as a farmer's labourer or shepherd, in a smock frock and slouched hat. Two ff officers wet e dispatched to Ayles , L uy on the receipt or tots information, but they have not yet returned. Some of the residents of Appleton have also gone thither voluntarily to assist in the pur suit, so that it is next to impossible the offender, whom justice claims, should escape. • An inquest was taken on Wednesday, the 20th ult. before the Alderman of the Borough of Malmesbury, on the body of Thomas Ckter. It appeared that the deceased had been dining with the members of a be nefit club, or friendly society, at the Three Cups Inn,. that in the evening, having become intoxicated, he was placed In a wheelbarrow, and by four of his com panions wheeled from the Inn where he had been dining to the George Inn, and there thrown into a stable, where he was soon after discovered in a lifeless state. Medical assistance was immediately called in, but every effort to restoreanimation was vain. NArWilirkr 711Liritth The Comedy of the But" Bogy was last night per formed at this Theatre to a very numerous and re spectable audience t Mvxbra enacted the part of Sir Frart:is Gripe with his usual excellency; and the part of Alarpla was given with great spirit by Mr. Joints Sir George Airy, (a fashionable lover or the last cen tury,) found an able representative in Mr. Kar— there is a gaietie de czar about this gentleman that may be matured into something congenial with the but interest of the Muses. The parts of Mir' &Oda and Patch were most ably pourtrayed by Mrs. GLovsa and Mrs. GIBBS j and the rest of the characters were exceedingly well supported. RICHARDSON, G t4ODL UCK and Co. of Bank Buildings, Cnrnhill, and Charing Cross, respectfully inform the public, that the following Numbers, which were drawn on the King's Birth Day, (last Thursday) were :'oared and Sold at their Otlices : capital. At the head-quartz splendid entertainmen Staff, and to many dis guese officers, and in tl ladies. We hear also, anniversary of the men Wellington gave a m Marshal Bcre'ford ant nots 01 Almeidr, Cii Carlos and Eiliva, at guese OtEcers were i Lordship gave a ball The latest letters ton is pushing forwlrd Alentejo and the Nortl self being with the div and the hero of Baro the Sctith, and having The precious rem. kallant 4-2 d, or Roya at Lisbon, and will b mit. On their leavii issued most handsomi them and their 'Comn rxvressing his great t The Ist battalion of t ed the Army ; they with the Cameron EL ~.t,zll, and the Guards intes regiment, or • Lisbon to join the art All letters describe health and spirits, bet my again. The Brea as well as men were New Youx, APRIt inst. the Essex Mill ginia, were dis;.overe creased with such rai ashes before the leas; their progress. Thh to have bean the w ' person, charged with jail ; but the eviden him. The value of estimated at 10,000 el Lawrence Muses ] No. 6825 6275 • 62:0 - - le i 0,000 No. 7540 3000 6711 1000 7769 a C3OO 200 200 When a Medicine has had the approbation of the politer part of society, for more than half a century, and that the demand for it increases daily, bath at home and abroad, its efficacy is no longer doubted. We are now spating of the Cum , Alden Rusersn's bentifrice and Tincture for preserving the teeth and gums from decay, the virtues of which have been long acknowledged in either hemispheres; Rico of his Bal samic Styptic, which stop; all kinds of bleedings both internally and externally, with perfect safety, and is honoured by the recommendation of tie Faculty, and for which continual demands are made from Apothe caries Hall,dor the use of the British N. &c. &c. The. above articles may be had at the Chevalier Rus pini's house, in Pall-Mall, and by his appointment of some of the principal Venders of Medicine in town and country.—N. B. No box or bottle is sent out from the Chevalier's house without a stamp, and pro perly scaled up and signed, to copy which is felony. To Medical Men of all descriptions, residing in a ty of the Provincial Cities or Towns in the United ingdom..•••BARNETT GUEST thinks it necessary to inform them, in crder to save trouble and expence of postage, he sells his Medicines for ready money only ; but they may be had from any of the respectable' wholesale houses in town (which sell Medicines) and receive from them such a discount as will be found unusually liberal, on quantities not less than one dozen of any of his underms ationed new-invented Chymical Preparations : the Guestonian Lotion, for Gout, &c. Guestonian Pills, for Gout, Sti. Guestonian Bilious Pills, Gitestonian Nervous Pills, Cuestonian Asthma tic and Consumptive Pills, Guestonian Tooth-powder which cures the Scurvy, au4 prevents the Tooth-ach, Guestonian Tooth-powder, which cures the Scurvy, and gives theTeetla .most beatitiful colour, Welcome Guest, which cures all descriptions of 'tenth-ach, Face-ach,-Ear-ach, and Cum. biks. -7-An extract from this pamphlet may be seen in the S rAn Newspapers. front July, 1811, to January, 1812. . _ _ MARKETS. . INSPECTOR'S RETURN A r UXERIDGE, June 4. Wheat per load 271. Os. to 871. Os. New ditto 001. Os. :o OW. Os. Barton per quarter 645. Pd. to 70s. -d. Oats 555. --d. to 594. -d. Rye 00s. -d. to 00s. -d. Peas 70s. .-ti. to 765. -d. Beans 70s. -d. to 765. -4 NEWOATE AND LEADEN HALL MARKET. Beef 4s 81 to 5s 84 Veal Ss 4d to 7s 0%1 Mutton bs 4d t 4 6s Od Pork 5s 44 to 6s sd Lamb 6s. 4d. to 7s. Bd. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. Bags. Pockets. Kent 41 Os io 61 Os Kent 41 Os to 71 Os Sussex 31 Os to 51 Os Sussex 41 Os to 61 Os PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. ST. imars's. WutsicstaszL. Hay 61. 10s. to 61. 10s. Hay 41. 45. to 61. 6s Ntraw 111. Bs. to 51. 6s. Closter 61. 6s. to 71. 7s Straw IL 16s. to M. 69 RAW HIDES. nest Heifers and Steers (per Ordinary Is. &1. to Is. 101 stone) 2s. Hit. to Ss. Le Market Calf 17s. Od. each Middiings a Od. to es. 41. Englibh Horse 13s. is 15 .Od Lamb Skins Is. bd. to Ys. 6d. Sheep Skins 35. Od. to ss. Od PRICE OF TALLOW. St. Janice- Market 4s 3d Town. Tallow 73s Gd Clare market 4s 4d Yellow Russia 73s Od hitecitapel Market 4s White ditto —s Oil per stone of 81b. ----- Soap ditto 72s Od 12s .9i Melting .Stuff 83, Od Average 43 3d Ditto rough 403 Od to 421 Graves 2Cs 0.1. Good Dregs 9s Od Yellow Soap 863—Mottled, loos---Curd, 104.—Palm 00s. Fnce of Caudle. per dozen, t 3.. o.l—Moulds, 140 Cd. COAL-MARIE I', June 5. Ships at Market Sold Prices. Newcaitle S7# 445. 04. to 595. sd 2 Sunderland 2 425. 9d. to 491. Sd. 1 Cinders 1 7s. Od. to 00s. Od - - - JUN I.—Wheat fell ss. a barrel, on Friday; and apple potatoes, that were so high as ls. fid. per stone on Mood , y last, were bought on Saturday E is.—Potatoes have Wien 4d. is vone at Cork• bIaTH. On the 2d May, at Gibraltar, the Lady of Lieutenant-Colonel Molle, of the 9th. regiment, of a son and heir MARRIED. By the Rev. William Gurney, at St. Paul's, Covent-garden, on Thursday, the 4th of une, James Carrot, Esq. et the With or A ince of Wales's own regiment, to Charlotte, younbes•t daughter of Mr. Thomas A woi d, of Henrietta-street, Covent-garden. HIGH WATER A C LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW. Morning 8 minutes after 12 Alma - sow' :l9 minutes after . 12 SOCIAL HAPPINESS. MARRIAGE should be the foundation of Social Happiness, which is often disturbed through the parties that form the union not taking those precautions which would se cure them the enjo., :silent of that great domestic bles,ing. People of every rank pay adoration to the shrine of wedlock; hut where the constitution has been tainted by disease, or dehilitatCd by a certain habit contracted at an early age, a renovation of stability previous to entering that state II intlispensitdy requisite to revive the slumbering sparks of life, and to reanimate the system. For no disorders have contributed more essentially to destroy Hyme-, Deal happiness than those which are the consequence of unguarded pleasure. It was this e xte t leration which induced Messrs CURRIE and Co. forth twenty years, to direct their stu dies and practice exclusiveliito the treatment and cure of the Ve nereal Disease ; as also to the disorders arising from the destruc tive practices of inconsiderate You , h :keveral I:oblemen and Gentlemen of the first respectability have been under the care of Messrs. Currie and Co. for the removal of cimplaints of the ure thra, strictures, Ste. and having received a radical and permanent Cure, request that references may be made to them as satisfactory evidences of the decided superiority of Messrs. Currie and Co.'s plan of treatment. Many of these gentlemen had strictures from 1 0 to 90 years, and were under the care of Messrs. Hume, Heap viside, and other surgeon, of equal eminence, Wilo attempted their Cure by the application of the lunar caust ie,without success.. . Mess& Currie and Co. may be consulted by patients of either Sea, sloth the greatest secrecy and honour, at their house, No 107, Hansa-Garden.—Letters must be post psist BALES BY ATICTION. BUCKS FBEintol.ll EStAtE, FAMILY RESIDENCF, Ist ACRES of LAND.—By Mr. S ITWART, At Ms Great Room, 194, Plumblly, on Widnes ay, h a " at 19, in three Lots, with immediate p weesino, THE. Valuable 'FREEHOLD ESTATE BUCKSBIUDGE, moat dvsbably abutted is the Paha, and adjoining the Tows and Borough of Weadover, hamshire • with Votes for the COMA) and Bortwah of Ayle,b,;,;„ comprising a Dwelling-House for a taught rt•pectAility. ullice4 Barns, Farm-yard, Garden, Orchard ; I twat karma ay Fish Ponds; 104 Acres of rich Arable sod Widow Lald; e l& sine right of Common, or Sheep Walk, boutOing t..e Mar th, Estaie is well wooded; Orchard and Garden plagued with ,a a ki Fruit Trees; the whole very complet and 4cclo,td ; es am* joining the turnpike road, and a branch of the Graod ha s * Canal; conveyances to aud trout London ev e ry d ay; a 9s, of the cavalry for held sports. _ . . Richard Stiplet, at Burksbridge. Werakver, us v ed the Estate : Particular. had, 14 Jays recta/Ins the sale. . Hearae, Esq. Soiicitor, Buckingham ; the N ort ", n , George, Aylesbury ; White Hurt. Great Mi,:se• d,-n; erZI Arnersbani ; White Ht.re,l/abriage; Red and of Mr. Stewart, 194. BERRY HILL ESTA 1 E. DOR Is 111 .; To be SOLD by AUC PION, by Mr. LEUNAkba At °areaway's Cuffee- house, in 'Choidt.-alley, Comb:l l 4 6 dna, un Fs iiiity„ lune 12. at welve. .n l'wenty itqg Li A Ll. that VALUABI.E Improve * * ES rn It, part FitEEll.)l.l) ate, part COI'litlo : n called lifiit it I' HILL, most delightfully •it.o . at p a ,, k 4 :7 4 the County nt Nutley, 23 miles treat Load ; coat. a capital Mansion and Offices, Lawns, smi Round*, itittrarct.-d with u alio, a fl.Pciime a”..1 bra 414 .1 1 , 4 td waver, wi•li an c. :are, a lArge .;40-41.e..,:ustas1i1 by lofty brick walls, v. U stocked and p.anced we' 1, 61 . 0 . 011 Hot-homes, Couserva-ury, &e ; a &slue C,..sc.hase ot..bling for fifteen Horses, a Farm-yar.l, w h tern s Q nib stallA i Ste. and a eo. tiapious Home Farr, cull wait./ t as hundred and fif y .‘cres; alien rant, amt.,* a Water Corn Mill, and o:ber Pretn.ses, situate :n tar l'an,h a f Dorkilig; containity, in the w!lole. (:ncluding the Manioc.' Home Parin,) near one thousand six hundred Acres t i Ami n Meadow, Pasture, and Wood land, all enc:o444 an a mais 7 l 7 4 and let to respectable tenants, at law am s._ To be viewed till the Sal-, with leave of the te.tante, i le u m sion to be viewed ou'y with tickets, and pruned par ic..lars,gagh plans, may be had at t I.e Red Lion, ; 5w.0 , t atm% Spread Eagle, at Epsom ; also of I. N. awry, S nth, Alban's, Hen.; at the Mace of &tie; and cf Mr. i.e.. slam veyor and La.id Agent, at the Rectory anis , l'arkeesOraa, Fulham, Middle-ex; and at his Office In C. hapeksatt, h er But litigton-street,london, of Whom o nly tickc.s to vim buy Hal Mansion cinT)e obtained. A CAPITAL FREEHOLD MANSION AND EVIAN • NEAIt RYEGA IL SURREY. 13y Mr LEON ARD, At Carraway'a Ci.Tee-houte, 'Citange• airy, Cornbill, al WA nesday, t! ^ 15th of July next, at Twelve &Cluck, in Oitbs, unless it be previously disposed of by Private Contract, AVALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE S C3lled WO N IiAM, most delightfully iiltuate at Illtdoselb, ab ut four miles from Dorking. two trom Kyega.e, is sk County of s su:.rey, and 22 milts from London; cotolithq ds capital Mansion, with convenient Offices of tvery &unpin, Stab.ing for nip • HotaLs, two double CoaclAuuset, easemive Kitchen Garden, Ho:-bouses, Con.ereatory, Ow.; bandit) Lawn and ?Insure-grounds tau t :fully laid out, and a PIA •I near 70 .tcres, reit-oohed and 'imuutled by the Kiser Mois,tap titer with sundry Int losures of very rich Arable, Meadswooll Pasture Land, containing in rite whole the Part) see huntlri d and twenty Aorta in. a high stale of cultivation, ti within a ring fence; also a valuab:e cont pow Copybold Fits, containMg about 56 Acres excellent Arable, Madre, ail l'ast ure l.and, With a good Farm-home, and other cooreraiosces, PrintAlrarticulara and fiche a for viewing site PrendsA, be had of Mr. Leonard, Survey or and Land Agent, at Patio& Green, Fulham; Lid at bit Mice, its Chapel-:curt, New Not &gum-street, vdaere plaits of the Eat- may be see i. Parts. [Lacs may also be had at tfie Swan, Ryecate ; Gteyliound,tiottnii Red Linn, DArking ; and at Garraway s. BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. NORFOLK—TO BE SOLD. AMOST desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE it a fine sporting pact of the Cou ty of Norfolk, Austell with Game, and con.i.t:tig of an exceil nt wed-kilo Otadigni iu compire order, will Offices of ev..ry Cs& house a:nt Stabling, Laud, -asuregtouni., ihrabbtritsed Garden., and ndry Padd..cks of excelent P4it ure and Ana Land, containing altoge her about 107 Acres. Alto a tat* house, with suitable and a l'ublic.b. , u , c aaJ tee neat Cottages. Part of the Purchase-inoiny may ramie et mortgage. For par iculars, enquire of Mes.ria. Foster acd Outback,* citors, Norw lett ; or Mr. Geltiard, SolLitur, No. 6, Grafa•le. 4quarr. Londuo. • DEVONSHIRE —TO BI SOLD, THE MANOR and EbTATE of PISWELI4 in the parish of Kentisheare, in the county of Dews; or slating of nearly atoi Acres of Arable, Pasturc, and Meador Ground, in divers 7tnements and Farms, of which about le Acres are held by Fenants at Will, at yearly rents awoultin to .E 225, about l_9 Acres on lease at the yearly rent 0f.X117 Ita and the remainder by 'l e:wits under leases tespectassiy dew minable on the d. a hs of nue, two, or three Imes. This Ma •or is of excellent sr il, and particularly adapte44 sheep ; lies compact, is amp) oveable, and ti—er to a Lme r 4 of tl.e hest quality, and situa:ed within three mllcsof the mob* town of Cu:lomplon, upon the turnpike road thaws* lioniton, from wh.eli it is distant about e ght mho For viewing the above Estate apply to Edmund Provo, rei ding thereon ; ail.: for particu'ars apply to Mesirt.Grahax,ii *. derley, and Drotiville, Solic.ters, Lincoln's Inn, L. tido° 1 MI Vpysey, of Broaddist, near Exeter; to Mr. Brutus, 'old% in Exeter; or to Mr. Wickham, solicitor, at Frens____t____„ VEVONSIDRE —lO BR SOLD , , HE MANOR and ESTATE of EAST ASH , FORD, in the Couuty of Devon, cons isting of urfildil l 300 Acres of most exLet.ent Mead ow, Pasture, and AesMl Ground, iu several Tent nu nts contiguous to each other, of wird About 73 Acres are held by 'I ei.al is at Will, or for a short tali of years, at the yearly rent of Xi 9 14s. and the rem /I:die 11l Tenants under Leases respectively determinable on the &add two 07 thra . lives. 'lids Estate has a Smithern aspect, Is three miles brio/ de Town of Barnstaple, upon the navigible river *I aw, and A" five milei from the sea; any coninto.!ity may be sent tam from the premises by water car nage, and the lauds rise frau dis water—side by a gentle acclivity, from which there ate pig views of the . 1 own oENarnstapie, and several Milts up then"' Taw, and down that river to the sea, an twin& views abo prebend the seats of several Gentlemen residing in dun*: bourhood. Ihe North Devon Stsg• hounds and ssveral IL:rash are kept within a few m Ira ut the Estate,and ebetr bourhood is cons•dered as one of the must pleasant and in the West ut . i.tlijaild. For viewing this Estate, apply to the BIMf residing iberearl and for particulars apply to Mesers.Graham, Kinderley,aed Oar Mlle, Suitchors, Lincoln's Inn, I.ourlon ; Mr. Voysey, ot blot ciist, near Batter; to Mr. brotton, Solicitor, hi Eider; ci Mr. Wickham, Solicitor, at Frome. MR. SPILSBURY, Irom his success iu sous Cases, may be consulted any morning tiziewalii hours of Eleven and f bree, at his Dopensary, lit S cir '1" 4 ", Pationcs W skiing to consult him at their fa o huoieq, en diseases of the joines, scorbutic ajd er uptive or pleiiiit , t iirevlous to making use of the Yaceut An:iscos butic Dori will have a decid d opinion as to the probsbilil of goollt io " Terrors of attendance may be known at the Dispensarli So;lo-square. As there are numerous counterfeits, 1 410g — for Spilsbury's Patent Antiscorbutic Drops, with the Kkilell printed in black ink, in bottles of 51. ed. double balks Wl' arger ft es.duty included. Compound Renews es. Dispensary, No. 15, Boboiequtse. ' • ----- LONDON : Printed by Laves ibt.t . Pickett • PI" published there, sod at the Star Oice, WeirghPb r • _