Star. — London, England, 1806-04-11 00:00:00

-.` ASSIZES. At Bury eight prifoners were capitally eoneifeed, sad received fentenee of death, viz. Shadrach Dewy, few wilfully firing at, and wounding, with intent to rob, Captain Thomas Brooks, of the Well Suffolk Militia, on the highway, in St. Mary StiCke,lpfwich ; Dyft , o P&L for &Stet ing a tl. note into a t 01. and ut tering the fame, cf the Bank of Mars. Willett and Sons. of Thetford; George Chriniari, for (haling a gelding not of the liable of the Crown Inn, Wood bridge ; John Smith, for a burglary ; Richard Flet cher and Benjamin Colley, for breaking into the flans of a watchmaker, of Ipfwich, and Healing nine watches; and W. Shaw and John Wallace, for high way robbery. Before the Judge left the town, Smith, Fletcher, Colley, Shaw, and Wallace were reprieved; but Dewy, Chrifiian, and Pon, were left for execu• tion. Dow-- Dundalk Affizes there was little hnfinefs. In the Civil Court there were only four Records tried, the principal of which was an adinn brought by Jrhn and Henry Maxwell, Uri againft the Consmiffionets for enclofing the Commons of Dromifkin, to recover damages for an alledged injury done to the mill of the Defendant at Dungoogan, near Dundalk, by reafon of certain cuts which had beer; made by the Commiffioners, for the purpofe of draining Paid Commons t and which the Plaintiffs complatned had drawn off a large portion of water, which would otherwile have flowed to their mill, and that in confequence of -laid dirertion, they had cape. rienced a failure of water and had therefore not been able to grind as mud:corn at their mill as for merly. The Comenitfinners endeavoured to fhew that the defalcation of profit, of which Plaintiffs complained, was occafinned by tint eredion of the corn mill at Annagalkin. by Achefon Thompfon, Efq. and not by the making of the cuts complained of. The trial lafled two days, having been adjourned by content at eleven o'clock at night, on the firfi day. The Jury found a rerdill for the Plaintiff, in Sol. damages, and cons as ufual. A anvils: adion between the fame parties, and en -.instincts, had been tried at the lall Summer Dundalk. the refult of which was more to the Plaintiffs, for the Jury who tried gave the Plaintiffs ;col. damages, with • RIM Criminal Court there were but A numbers f trial worth recording was that of Nara Nowatty, who was profecrited for committing a rape Catharine Jobn(on. The Profecutrix (wore, that ' come into the town of Dundalk for the par. Ruling with prifoner, who wit her near ro., • the foot of a purchafe fhertly before that le by Prifoner from Profecutrix's mediae family, of a (mall farm, in the County et ' which they bad held under Mr. Hill I that • to fettle with prifoner, he propofed that go to the houfe of Profecutrix's mother. fettle with her ; that Profecutrix and Prifoner Dundalk together, about fix o'clock in the even no coming to the turn of the road, leading c high North road to the hoofe of the Prole mother. Prifoner Paid, that there were tome n that road, attending a funeral proceffion, did not with to meet, and propofed that _ go on to the next turn of the road, and knew of a thou way leading from it to her houfe. Witnefs conceiving that the Prifoner 'e in what be laid, and thinking herfelf per. ..e in his care, on account of the relationfhip fubGlled between them, and the continual pro of fsiendthip and regard which prifoner had 1 for herfelf and family fince her father's agreed to accompany him to the next tarn off ' , r be defined. They both continued their ....r, until they came to a public houfe, into Al Prifoner prevailed on Profeeutrix to enter and .tee (hare of Come punch. Prifoner having met lonic acquaintances at this houfe, who joined his party. oc eafioned their detention there until near eleven o'clock At. Prifoner wanted witnefs to accompany him asothet's houfe, which was nearer Paid public - a that of the Profecutrix's mother, Paying, mother would be perthaly fatisfied next asorai!g, at finding that Profecutrix had been in the Prifoner and his mother. To this offer Pro• declined acquiefcieg, and the and Prifoner followed a bye road, which he raid led to the vice of witneli's mother. Wimeth then proved, that en this bye•way Prifoner perpetrated the crime of which be charged him, and the proved, that in confequence of the violence and abufc the had received from the Prifoner, the was confioed to her bed for fix days. On crofs-eaamination of witnefs, fhe Paid the had never offered to relinquith the profecution of prifo ner on receiving a fum of money as reparation for the injury which had bees done to her. The mother and filler of profecutrix were then es., mined, to prove that on the night of the alledged injury received by prnfecutrix, the had returned home at a late hour of the night, with feveral marks of violence upon her perfon. Here the cafe of the profecutrix was doled, and fj Cenral enitneffes were then produced on behalf of t' the prifoner, the principal tendency of whole telti. *troy went to (hew, that the profecution originated in a difpute between the prifoner and the family of • the profeeuttix, relative to the title of the farm of I..rd before alluded to ; and evidence war likewile • ~,en by the Hon. John Jocelyn and Robert Page. 1 Ef q , t h i s profecutrix had, in their pretence, agreed to accept a tuna of money from prifoner, and &knl -1 tinue the profecution of him—this evidence appearing contradiaory to the teflimony of profecutrix in this particular, and thereby throwing a (bade of doubt upon the mite teflimony of profecutrix, although tie tWer pieces of evidence might be reconciled, was explained by the Learned Judge in his charge to the Jun. After a long and patient invefligation of the cafe, the Learned Judge charged the Jury at confiderable length, recapitulating the whole of the evidence, and °blueing upon it rather in favour of the prifoner, principally on the ground of the afortfaid con tr a. diAion. The Jury retired at hail Pat (even o'clock, and flier a little deliberation, returned with a vcrdia of Not Guilty. The trial Idled nine hours. On the following motitii,g, the Judge ordered the prifoner to be brdnght to the bar, and then addrefred him in a mnfi eloquent and impreUlve lefron ; in the courfe of which he laid, that although he entirely ap proved ni the verdia of the Jury, he was by no means f.tisfied that the prifoner was innocent, but the con trary ; and he believed alto, that this was the im me(fion upon the minds of the Jury, who, he believed, founded their verdia rather nn the doubt of the guilt of the pt 'inner, than the certainty of his innocence. Thefe Adizes proved maiden, there being no ca pital conviaion at them. DIVIDENDS. April t 6 William Drown, of Hokott, Northamptonfhlre, wonl coomber and lborktrper, at four, at the Peacock Inn, in the town of Northampton. April to. William Modems, Ia the Strand. Middlefez, Ratloaer, tutokfeller. dealer and chapiktit, at one. at Guildhall. Aped at. Robert George rawards and Ideph *Aron, late of No. 20. St. Mary Ale. London, and of No. 375, In the Strand, Wellminitcr. merchants and partners, at ten, at Guildhall. April a t Samuel Cook, of Trowbridge, Wilts, clothier, at twelve, at the George Inn, Vrowbridge. April st. James Feldwitke, late of Brightlsdmftone, Sofres. coed grainer or Ihennaker, and feller of hoots and Shoes, at clewed, at the White Horfe Inn, Brighthelmftone April it. James Carr, now or late of Orford, Suffolk, iaokolde►, at eleven, at aba Crown Inn, Pranslingharn. April it. John Taylor, of Monk Wearmouth, Durham, Ship builder, ler and chairman, at twelve, a the Bridge hm, Ia Blimp Waarnsoutk. April st. Edward Dunmore, of Stanton W en, Lelreitafhlre, miner, at alma, at the Angel Inn, Market IL April It. James Haifa, of Butcher-row, Deptford, Kent, (mite, dealer and thapman, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Art Is. adward Pemberton sad Jabs Hallam, both of Liver. ortwwwitaats and copartners, at Ave, at the Globe Tavern, Arm, LherpooL April so. Pens Wilinfon, of /Clogftwoepon-Hu 3l , draper, dealer and dope" at tee, at Guildhall, London. April as. Paw Ihmitl. of Iledbery Gem, the jowl& ol Harrow, Mid6oks, below. Maks wail derars, at dens, at Ottildkall i Landow April as. It ais r. of the Strand, lladdbikit, Inman, at twelve, at April as. J=infoa, of Holborn Hill, Londondiater draper, at ten, at • April %a. paws Wiliman. of Liverpool, awfter MAW and mer chant, la dews, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. April s 6. Wad Wilton, of BirtuinghamArocer, at twelve, at the Stork Tavern, in the Square, Birmingham. MARRIED At Chelmsford. ea the pth infteM, alanaimie Barrows, Ffq. Maior in his Maturity's tath Regimental Ram, sa the tordable and aecomplithed Mils Smith, Mink to tb. brim repetty of Thur. Stern Hall. In the county of Mo. dotioollMiy tthee die marriage tlhe happy pair fat elf for the Meant `a ddlipidaLfeat at Hadley, where it is fuppnfed they will ?pod the hanariammk Motsftm, brad Penh, V. of AWE. Olanseamiblre, to MEP Aila Bail* head daughter did** jams Baas, Ifq. of EAR; Orate. Mlddlefer., M. P. for Hotierot. Seas DIED. On the lath oh. at 'the haute of his fether.in law, Emotati Maltby. Nottlopharnikke, Mr. Robert K ur, km of the late Dr. Karr. of Huntingdon. Wedneftley fennlght, In his sett year, Aufrow Young, M. D. and Fellow of the Royal College of Phytolins Y Idtkorgh. On the 19th ult. Thomas Patten, Efq. of liont.hall, Lancakire, father of Colonel Patten, M. P. for Netersio. Tuefday mein loft, at Ida book in Weft- Spare, in Ida 66th year, Robert Harker, FA the inventor of the Panorama. Sunday fennight, at &AN Hot Weis, the Rev. Philp Hoof' weed Raymond, eldcft Co. of the Ras. Shad Raylnends of Belekamp Hall. Ma. Wedaefday Waded, at itimfaate, Captain Hwy Anna% of the Navy, nephew of Sir Harry Neale, sad Canarmader Of the Sea Fencibles at Margate. At his hsefe ot Wolwortb, Wltitetsoofe..lfq. In the yad year of his age, baying been ss yews prlotipal Surveyor is the Cold Wafters Olike, in the Cutout hook, and 34 yrars one of his Ma jefty's Gentlemen Uthers and QuartediNValters. At Aberdeen, on the s9th ult Lieutenant John Farquitarfoo, of the late )6th regiment of foot. At Sierra Leone, on the Cord of Africa, Captain William Day, of the Royal Navy.. Saturday morniat i his hook, in St. Jansees-fivare., the Lady of Philip Francis, M. P. Loft week, at Hofpitol, Lieutawat Fontes, law at his Moiety's Chip Illaftrisaa Saturday I.R, share lingertne lamb, at his bank at IPaddiaran Wliiionm Gerthiheashlfq. aged es. M. P. fee Weymouth, sad UN one addle Lords CammilSoners of the Admiralty. At idaftargft, an the a9th nit. Lady Janet Trail'. OD doWeday, at Partite, James Peers, lA. forowsly Deputy Camperdier of the Cullom, at Portfmoott. Lardy, at Beth. William Bevan Martin, Efq. late of White Kniplu, forks. sad uncle to Sir Henry Martin, tort. WATER. AT LONDON BRIDGE TO•840181 Morntag 42 1111111tAll OW $ Altemeee lt minute' after 9 BED FEATHERS OF EXCELLENT DUALITY TO BE DISPOSED OF. Tha Hudfosklhry Company will export to Sale by the Candle, at their Models FertchurehArem, on Wmlatfday, the 16th isit. at Twelve &Clock preeifely, COAT, fine Parchment, Whole and Cub Beaver diet a quantity of Five Bed Feathers and Down, in come- NM Lots, for the accommodation of the Purchafers. Tribe fain from Saturday the tsth init. to the time of Bak, at ibe Company's Warehuule, Fenchurch-Dreet, whore Ottaktpes may be hid with the particulars. Medias . ' Bay Houle, Aril 7, don. MILFORD noun, with Twenty-tow Acres d 11 ihmowttling. iiredoOlve Gazdat, with Orope-horsikihnhhal. Ste within Crou mike of Lymingtnn, TO BE LET, Forniaied, For an unexpired Term of Six Years THE Hnufe contains Drawing Room and Dining Room go feet by to each, and le feet high, breakfaft parlour, morning room,library, four belt bedchainbers, three drellng rooms, Ave tenant's chambers, ►itchen, kulkry, fervent,' hall, butler's pantry, houfekeeper's room, two water chime, two (taireafe', de tached are two coach knifes, harm& room, two four Rail Rabies, brewhoufe, laundry, waggon and cart (beds, &c. The fituation is fingrlarir beautiful. commanding delightful, Hews of the Needle Rook, Well Channel, Ifle of Wight, and fur nomding town and villages, diftant three miles and a quarter from the fcs, twenty two front Southampton, twenty four from Salif bury. Terms moderate. Further particulars may be known of Mr. George lionkey, Southampton, or of Mr. Richard Hollins, Lymingtn. Letters (po(t paid) will meet with due ant. J• • t _ prifoner to be brdnght to the bar, and then addrefrei ASSIZES. him in a moll eloquent and impreUlve lefron ; in th courfe of which he laid, that although he entirely a; At Bury eight prifoners were capitally eonvilted, proved of the verdia of the Jury, he washy no steer 111 MI received fentence of death, viz. Shadrach Dew., f..tisfied that the prifoner was innocent, but the cos ler wilfully firing at, and wounding, with intent to trarr ; and he believed alto, that this was the in rob, Captain Thomas Brooks, of the Well Suffolk fuel:lion upon the minds of the Jury, who, he believe( Militia. on the highway, in St. Mary Sticke,lpfwich; founded their verdi& rather run the doubt of the gui :4 Dyftil Poll, for aiming a tl. note into aIA and ur. of the prifoner, than the certainty of his innocence. . siring the fame, cf the Bank of bieffts. Willett and Thefe A ff izes pr ov e d maiden, there bein g no c am.. of Thetford; George Chrinian, for flealing a piral conviaion at them. gelding not of the liable of the Crown Inn, Wood. DIVIDENDS. bridge ; John Smith, for a burglary ; Richard Flet- April t 6 William Drown, of Holton. Northamptonfhire. ww , . Sher and Benjamin Colley, for breaking into the coomber and lhorkerper, at four, at the Peacock Inn, in t 4, fhop of a watchmaker, of Ipfwich, and Reeling nine town of Northampton. A ri t 9. William Klefon, Ma the Strand, Middlefez, Ration watches; and W. vr Sha and John Wallace. for high- - p l - _ . •bonkfeller, at3ifT and enigma, at one, at Guildhall. A ansilar aftion the fame grounds, Affizes of Dunda favourable to the o' that aBion, gave 6d coat. In the Criminal 1 ...the osly trial si Nearettp who wai upon Catharine Jo Se bad come into pore of haling wi lotion, on the foot time made by Pi and family, of Loath. which the being enable to le they thonld go to and kale with h left Dundalk loge hog, and no coati' from the high Nt cotria's mother. 1 petions OA that ri whom by did an they Gould go or that he knew of mnthet'sitnefe. I was Gutty in wh feelly fide in his which fub6lled fcffiuns of feign& profelfcd for hen death, agreed to the road, as be d toad further, tint which Prifoner pr take (hate of Come aestnaintene!s at I calioned their dot ' at night. Prifone to his pothers hoof( than that a that her mother morning. et findi care of Prifoner fectitris declined then followed a 1 vefidenee of wits that en this bye..l of which be chi confequenee of th from the Prifone 1 SPRIN3 DE VELNO's VEGETABLE PILLS we proved, by experience, to be the heft and molt innocent Alterative, Purifier, and Sweetener Muse Blood; and thole who are &flitted with the Seurvey, Scorbutic Eruptions, Leprofy, Sere pbula, or any other Diforders arcing from vitiated Blood ; or thole who have Impaired their conftitutions by DilLpation or juvenile Inehferetinns. &mold by no means o ...it a eourfc of the Vegetable Pills during the Spring. The operation of this valuable Vegetable Attentive it fo pleafant and falutary as not to Interfere with the type ,t,ont of bufinefs or pleafure; its adios I, confined to the ani mal juices. rd requires no alteration or reftraiut in dim; it dif folars in the ltnniseh, blends with the food, and gradually pervades the circulaing Bolds, corre&ing in its paffage any deviati a Irma a (late of convAfcence ; in Mort, it is the ling fought for Vegeta• Ole Specific or Life, but acfi ive, (obit irlite for that fafhionable mine ral. Mercury, which may be laid to cure only by killing; Its ell. racy excites the attention and forprife of medical men, f a when all other medicines have failed, De Velno's Pill. may be relied on II a fpecille far all Diforders which originate in an impure or im paired Ramo( the Blood. None can be genuine, wherefoever or by whontfoever fold, unlers the Bill of Directions is hosed la Red Ink, by the Proprietor, C. STAPLES Prepared by Mr. C. Staples, now foie Proprietor, Itaviag par. ehdied the recipe of Mr. ridding. and fold w►i kfale and retail by Show and ' , Awards, No 66.5 t. Paul's Church-yard. m the 1 sea way i retail silo by Mr. Mariana, No. 642,1Beraer-*rest ; Clarke, derough ; and Tutt, racharge. Price 4s. 6d. and Na. FOR ACCOUNT OF THE MANUFACTURER S, EXP.MPT, FROM THE AUCTION DUTY, AGREEABLE TO AC 1 . , OF PARLIAMENT, 0.1 Thurfday, the 17th Infant, at Four o'Clock, MERAC, SON and CO. will put np to Public ••1 Sale, at their Warehnufee, No. 78, QRen•Rreet. a large AiTortment of BRI' T'ISH PIECE GOODS, greater part of which will be Sall WI IHOIJT RESERVE. Partienlara will be given In time, by Meru, Jun. Broker. FOR BALE ET AUCTION. By Order of the Hon. CommMaitre of kis Majefty's Cullom. on Tuefday. the isth loft. and two following days. at four o'clock in the afternoon of cult day, at the Long Room of the Cuftom. koule. Briftnl. 'rriE FOLLOWING GOODS, which are allot. I. ted In froall quantities, for the better attommodatiou of the feveral Dealers, as well as Private Perfons, clear of all duties, vi s. About pc cwt. Mateo. Sugu st Deals aoolb.. Tamarinds pelba.lndigo 4 Gala. Prefernd Fruits a Cable a ditto Pickles a cwt. Salt soli» Sweetmeats a i Gallons Wine 131b5 Arrow Root s Gallons Rum I Bottle Cayeene Pepper 6 die* Brandy 4 ditto Caller Oil 6 ditto Ovum tlbs Flour Mulls's! yoo do. refuted Wine for Vilma 57 dosen Bottled Porter 3651 b. Raw Coffee a Bottles Lltne Joke nab. Ground ditto 241 b. Chocolate sjoolbs holanuladamsd Tobacco Small quantity Cutlery Wares 4 Tons Tobacco Albs* $ pair Troche a old Cable. Hawfer.acCaboufe TO 118 — ticiiiisiAli6TION, At Three &Clack in the Afternoon, at the George Inn, In Ban tingtord, in the County of Hanford. on Friday, the asth Day of April, iBct6. THE TIMBER, BARK, and TOPS, Scribe marked, and now growing In the Hamlet of Broadlioki, and Paella of Cowered, in the fald County. Lot 1.--.73 Oaks in Fin Holes Farm, and Mill Spring Wood. f Ala ditto ditto. z Elm ditto. Sycamore ditto. 67 Oaks in Fox-Hoke Wood. 8 Ditto In Needle Spring Wood. 13 Ala ditto. 3 Elms ditto. Lot 2.-6 o Oaks in Great Wood. a Ala ditto. its Oaks in Long Spring Wood, Broadield Farm, and Round Spring Wood. qo Ala dluo ditto diao. 17 Elms in Bradfield Fan t. Lot 3.-74 Oaks In Middle Wood sod Chapel Wood. VAIL ditto. So Oaks In Alvray Wood. a A• in ditto. Let 4.—.14 Oaks in Charles Cooper's and William Video ltd. 5 Ala ditto dicta 7$ Oaks in I.ordfhip Farm. a 7 Ala ditto ditto. Elms ditto ditto. - • 4 Ditto In the Waft& • Lot 21 Oaks in the Warren Farm. 26 Ala ditto ditto. no Elms ditto ditto. 5 Oaks ditto Itionfden Farm. 6 Ala ditto ditto. le Oaks is Carter's Wood and Billfpring Wood. Ala in ditto. The about Tinder is of an excellent guilty, fit for Shipwrights, Cospon, and Illfortw lights, is Molted near good Roads, and Ina) tum an twelve Ulm from Ware and Hertford, where it may be ii=dillanot pins. , of Catered, will Sew the Timber —For linli senti t e rli s f ref e a r to Mr.Humpfton, at the Polk Oilce, in am. sal, ThAS•P lanai Gant Rit EiADSTAIRS. ISLE OF THANET. TO BE BE SOLD BY PUuLIC AUCTION, At Rroadftalrs, in the Ioe of Tkomet, on Monday and Tuelday the :ph and t tth days of April next, by order of the Milgrim of Thomas White, Ship and Bost Builder, a Binikrupt. ALL the Stuck, confining of 32(3 Lotter of Oak Timber and Planks, Fir Timber Do. Plank and Deals,Tunanois, Wedges, and Sundry Utennis; the Sale each day to begin at ten o'elneko—Catalogues to be bid 'at the Rote Inn, Bmsdßalts ; Kings Head, Ramfgate ; New Inn, Sandwich ; Royal Oak, Dover; Fountain, Canterbury ; Royal Oak, Deal; King, Head, Margate ; sod timber particulars may be known,hy apply ing to Mr. Rich ard Collard, iituadllaks, Andioneer. MONTGOMERYSHIRE AND 1 ESTATES, Or the whole together, to be SOLD, in Lots, by PUBLIC AUCTION, fomc time in the Month of July next (unlefs &f -pied of in the mean time, by Private Contrad), SEVERAL Mettuages, Tenements, Lands, Mills, ace. fituated, In Cacreinion, and Mallwyd, in the Counties of Montgomery and Nictioneth, comprlfiog in the whole to6o Ramie Acres, or thereabouts, of Arabic, Meadow, and Parton Land, furrouading the beautiful Village of Mallwyd, and bordering upon the River Dyfi, now let at very low rents. The Lots (if roll In sweets), and the time of file, will be in. feted hereafter. Particulars may, in the mean Not, be had at the Office of Mr. lobn Attorney at Law, Pool, Montgomeryibire ; and Mr. David Lloyd, of the Crofs Foxes, to Mallwyd, will Chew the Preplan. IE TWO MARINE VILLAS and LAI To be Peremptorily SOLD by AUCTION—By Mr. ABBOTT, On the Prernifes on friday May 9, at is o'Clock, In Pier Lots, (By Order of the Executors), ACOPYHOLD ESTATE, con fi ning of Two Marine Villas, with all requifite Offices, Out-buildings. Coach Houfes, Stables, Pkature-grouuds, Gardens, Paddocks, and . . Three Portions of Land, late the progeny and refhlence ni the Right Hon. Lord Kinnaird, deceafed. The premifes arc pleafantly Muted at lichen, near Southampton, on an eminence command ing extenfire views of the River lichen, of Southampton water; of the furrouuding beautiful tountry, and the Ifle of Wight; and campfire a modern Houle, containing ten chamber,, drawing, dining, and breakfatt rooms. and library, with offices, attached and detached coach bode*, lii.ftall Rahk, pieafurc ground, and garden. Another Houfe iu the adjoining grounds, in which art five chambers, the ufual principal apartments, and fuitable °Aces, a coach houfe and Rabic, in a large garden, with paddock in front. Alen, Three Portions of Land. the whole within a ring fence. The hoofer! are In order for immediate occupation, and pofiktnon may be had upon payment of the purchafe money. On Monday May 12th, and fnllowing day, will be gold by Auelion, all the Hourchold Furniture. china, glafs, One old wine and other die:As—To be viewed till the tale. Plans may be fern on the prerulfes, and at the Audtioneer'a Particulars and Catalogues may be had on the prcmifes, of the Printer, of the Hantpfhire, ,alifbury, Reading, and Suffcx papers, at Garrawara, sod of Mr. Win. Abbott, No. aj, Shepherd's market, Piccadilly. FlitiihHidLD MANSION, WAR WICKSHIRB. To be SOLD by AUCTION, By EDWARD NEALE and SON, On Monday, the sth day of May, *5..6, at the Spread Fagle Inn, at Rugby, in the County of Warwick, at Four o'Clock in the Afternoon (foiled! to fuch conditions., will then be produced), AN elegant and commodious brick.boilt Dwelling Houk, with convenient Oakes, pleafantly fituate on the North fide of the Church, in the fatd Town of Rugby, and now in the oscupatioli of the Rev. Dr. Clare, confifting of a large Dining Parlour, Drawing Room, Breakfa It Room, Kitchen, Back Kitchen, l.aundry,Dair y, Pantry, Cellar.. &c. good lied rooms, Store-room, and Servant,' Rooms, a Paved Yawl, with an exceent Stable and other Olen adjoining; all. a large and Prodiiztive Garden, well laid oat, and planted with Choice Fruit Trees, Shrubs and hlowers, and apjolnlng to the Dwelling Houle. Alfa Clore, containing Six Acres or thcreabOuts of exceeding Rich Old iorlofed Paßum Land, lying heat to th. Garden, with a new built Brick barn, and other conv..nicnt Duil I g. Raiding thereon, the whole of which Yremifes are in good rep.ir, and poi. lcthon thereof may be bad at ‘.ll,lfumnier neat. There is a very pleafing view from the Dining Room Windows emending over a (mall Lawn, which forms a part of the Garden and alfo over the Clore. . N. H. Elle Furniture will be fold on the Prernifei on the three following days nett atter the ftle of the Knife, and for further pastietlaes apply to Mr. Harris, Attorney at I.aw, in Rigby. . AN IMPORTANT I:ll.3COVlitt MESS RS. CU R RIE 41IJ CO. Su. gei,rig, his •;•:g f f along reties of yesrs made the VENt Me Al. blot. ,:. e particular objua of their are now ItIVIt44I to a n . flounce the dikovery of a Medicine fuperlor to Anew, in Ins Cure of that Diktat. It is at prefent fu Dent foe them to *Seem that Its cffedts arc diantetrkally oppobte en the(' of Mercury, fee thotigh it completely eradicates every veftige of the virus in its moll confirmed ftages,yet it does not in the Left Injure the coal. tutinn, or alter the complexion ; on the contrary. it renovates the (yltem In all its natural fundtions, promotes Appetit, and facili tates Digeftion. Numberlefs inftancer arc on settee "Natal or ths farrier efficacy of this Medicine, its inherent and fpeeifisektuits idling as a perpetual cornsitive to bodily debility. IMMO pro. seeding from au meth of conjugal and illicit piedure, at Rohl the /We infidious though not Ids deftrudtive indulgence 11, • 'Cattalo pernicious habit. Amidft the melancholy variety of DUchisr• which arc the confcquence of this folitery eice,tbers aft nowt haws a/Biding than thole narrusmcu atwi DtBILITIRS that prevent re embitter the matrimonial Rats. The wretrhed (dikter bronshowee his misfortunes, Owned to kek relief till it bas brotsghe Meth. fuck a flute of eatery as to render life oppreffive. To theft un happy Perron* it will be a coufoling relledlion to knew that they may now, by a new and infallible mode of treatment. be Triton, to that grtateft of all human bkffings, a droop, manly, and vigor , out Canftitution. Meffrs Currie and C.. may be marched by Patients of eishef Sex, at their Houk, No. toy, Hatton Garda!, Perfobally or b letter (Twit paid) incloing a Bank Note, when the needfary ads flee and Medicines will be given or lent to any part of the ling. dam —Patients in the Country arc raliisawl I. Rata ftbeir age and general mode of living. No soy, Hanoi' Clarits. H AVING dedicated noyfelf to the Rudy, tad been by the moll cooftderable pradice in that brands whirlftt i g ed ght pro*: tofde& I troll that I have not more mit. =arsay thee team dm& who, In the eateneve Sold of the el. ma ateallenalty itemerfad la uncertainty, and cannot alwwaayysa sada that fetailkeilth h eequired by concentrating the lap aal power to are daft et docker. The Mee of DEBILITY we perremily dlftrelkei. kr the, bring with them a train of osnorn fyreptoms. sad by A de. Feller of glottal energy, tonlitamitilif bteemes amaktetyp•o. Whether diey=lt l ea e :fte Freedoms of UI eskipkdbe kW*: tive habits of or the laidipmeat of ateturtry, they no quire the molleadmiteeprefelleallailt; hat bran Ignorance at uneducated mat. the tympana are aprravated. and the eonftits. den to As al:0= title ROYAL COLLEGE of SOIRGEOWE, I ground my preundons on regularity of educatioo, and poffeffing' every privilege to prsdke, I fed myfelf entitled to that coo/kart with which I have hitherto bra co liberally honoured. In the drft Widens of local weaknefs, early application will prevent the calamity of a debilitated frame ; but where theft' from a confcloufncfa of the unounbnefs of the vice which his misfortune, is fearful of the contempt or cenfure of his &Mr. phyficiao, and broods over his infirmity with careful cooealltdent, It mat be fattafattory for him to be glared not only of Moehlitif of treatment bin alto of the Mort inviolable fecelley. And In recent Venereal Complaints it is polities WOO. danger or (Mei ; in the mall complicated cafes hit meat of exciefire experience in this Luc to &ea a Ilk and fpeedy re-eitabliftunent. I offer the advantage of this experience made ofettikr are entitled with any kind of DEBILITY, of any (rafts:rift VENEREAL INFECTION, and to all cafes the terms oF neration are fired on the Brit interview. Padang in the country are expected to inelofr a BriAtelliestillg are requefted to fptcify their age and manner of liffftig.. MARTIN MUIR, .. Member of the Bird College of Surgeons, in UAW& Nn. au, Arundel ftreet, Strand, near Temple Bar. TeItaIIEDLOMON, Efq. M. D LIYEEPOOIir . ; EXTRAORDINARY CORM ISE 11101alia Midas% Principal Clerk of Meas. glihgt.loirkee hilnlihhhilt, his and Raft iklachants.Tharns. ass Elldnillikth - SIR. THROUGH :t relapfe of a revere gerveat regit. in °Reber. tilos, I was brought into a day , &Maw. aci• corapanied by coaftant profufe fweau, as to oblige Bas moron, try linen two st three times a day, and was given up by tan Fav tniley as isesinilide; my cough, which had been gaining ground far funs Sloe. Wm wry violent indeed, and eaufed me to rapadkorase M very 'Held and oirenfire matter. I was sold- VlLlSTlisep ter Jalpiera, a tart time, I thus lima could not s 4:: wen roes t= Mil Ilipprodi by my wife and daughter. I was to nervous, dam dm* flaws felt perform tremulous from a paralytic ttro'ke, anell SW liin ar ka. of an ague fit, they were not in fuck a deplarabla Ihni as I was at times for hours together. . Iwas in this forlorn and heiplefs condition when your isodar able, nay inettimable CORDIAL BALM OF GILJEAD was firft admixiiftered to me, In dotes of three tea fpotefala. ulna times a day, which was gradually increafed to four let Fpoillf/S four times a day. I found benefit diredtlyr-vmy cough horn tar aend, and in about three weeks it was quite gone; in I.k e inumet 'Sid this Balm brace my nerves, create an appetite. ',apices natural reft, and gradually invigorate my whole frame; is a word. I recovered ! and thank Quit I have not had the kaft Morn 0.44. I enjoy better health than ever I did before, quite free from ebb Ilighteft nervous fymptsm. Mr. Shutdown, of Donealler, from whom the Cordial Baba of Gilead wan obtained, as well as all who knew me, cooddeir my recovery as little Sort of a miracle; and if peopk tabooing sniff confooptite or nervous diforders would have mem* to ti grand Medicine the Cordial Balm of Gilead, I make so Oink a their deriving the fame benefits; and (or the good of munkind. I with it was more generally known and reforted to. Some of the Cordial being alfo given to an infant daughter of Mine when hi convuirioos, It had an inftantaneous and wonderful aired in rd. covering her. I am, Sir, your obliged bumble (errant. JOHN MULLIN& Thorne Qnay, March ir. • Sold in London by Mrs Mathews, IS, Strand ; Dleity and Sobs ten. Bow Cliumblard; Bacon, r so, Ox ford•itreet ; Pldding,76. Eft& ford- ftinet.”Psfite the Pantheon; Butler,4.Chespede; Earclayst 4 Lane, WeR-Snaithficid; and giro s m , n e e market; Shaw and Edwards. 66, St. Kura Chords. Brattol, Mrs. Shierchlf tyiacrudla; rlHoward following f an oil d ow E in i g n ' PI E- ac m e i g , viz. I.ynn, Pigge Bath, Hazard Manchefter, Staines Berwick, Carr _Margate, Silver Barurgft le, Hulbert Mehl:ham, Hoare Bradford., Wilts, Hopkins Maidenhead, Brinell &Apart, Roberta 11•Ialmfbury, Lea Bridgwater, Poole Alanoingtree, Wilkerfon Bewdky, Prattington Nottingham, Burbage & Stet. Bicefter, Stephenk ton Brent( Id, Norbury Newcaftle upon Tylie,Hutcffin Beamitilter, HMe fon and Co. udh,,,,, Waltham, T enn e c o Norwich, Steverifon hdrrtree, Sherrcrok a Newport, lhe it Wight, Albin Coventry, Math) Nantwleh, Smlfon Camertury, Briltow Ofwelinr, Edward, Cantos, Booth Petunia, So u thy i clamant, Etherinkton Portfea, J. and W. Buckland Cambridge, Hodfon Clapham, Batten es• Intuitable, Qlnenffisrougli Ponfmouth, Sh a rp e Chepitow, Morris Plymouth, N ett l eton Plum o tt i D oc k , h losland Dover, Neal Rarkm au f wort h , P urlail Ka Afoot. Wade Durfly, Harding• Sheffield, Pierfna Deptford, Davies Stamfonl,-Newcontle Derearn, Barker &strong, Mmesa Donlan, N... 6, Collate Omen. l`hrewffiliorl, W O Ol Dugdak, Carrell, Bull &opium tar, Gosiby and elts. Edinburgh, A. Smith, North Saammdhatn, Nista Bridge - Sonthamprort, Baer II seter, Trewman and Son halibut!, Colima hly, Brackeributy Shaftbury, Adams Frame, HAIM R.ffenn Walden, Patted Olemietter, Jones Stiorbrid ie P Misrule Gofoort, }Lading Shrptur M:liet, Campy ' Garnflat.rough, Towne troaltron, chritt..pla & Jamb Grecow,ch, Blaine Tay ftok, Rowe GialSow, Alums M'Donalt Twi. tee -ham, Mantas", Hull, T Redford Tunhudge Wills,Xtriplin, Horucaftle, Weir Trowbrid;c, l'l. , as • Hammerimith, Roberta Uttnseter. "leder. Henley on 'Flume., Norton Whitby, T,Tonlau 14 , 111 Cy. Alhillt and Son Whltitraven, Cerrit's,. He a ham, Dickinfon Wirkfworth Taylor Ipfwlch, Havant and Green Wi , dfor, Mauler Inverneh, M'lntnth Wott•rmunder.E.l64,lanew And all the Yrs.ders of Patent Medico.. a in the Onleid Ki..ld.ow WNDONt Feinted mid riblileted by LPVIL K (44 C..el terbiary.piace. lamb eh), else At Orrice. $O. I. Ca Rita. Puhlitticd e'rb at the Sitat 9rricr ,Trimpl:•Bae I i ''4 •7