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POE"' Rr. LTIFER ON SOPHIA, LATE DAUGHTER OF DR. SOLONION, AND WIFE oF s. J. TOBIAS, lista. WHO DIED THE 21ST OF JUNE, 1813. AGED 21 . Could Wealth'or Beauty stay the fleet'ng Breath, , Ur Vied'ente's Charm arrest the Hand nt 'tech, 1 he young and virtuous t•OPICIA had not Nor 16::11 •1 OBIAS for his Consort sigli'd. Wear Beauty, Youth, an Vir•ue's Charms prov'd vain, '1 be -riugg iug •-p ra longer to detain ; Asti•M‘trcine could not trim the Lamp of I if., Nor sae, f^om Death the Daughter and the Wife. • 1 , ! opot. the Couch—Behold kr lie Embolm'd whiner: from :Immix: Eye 11%ette is that Voice which cat cdt'd Song Divine, .And dun thobe Eyes that late were wont to shine ; Cus',: are tho s e Lips that never utter el Guile, And w •en they open'd—nrn'd w th a Smile I The ling - ling Graces weep a last Adieu To the . ale Cheat that glew'd with crimson Hue; The Lerves. the Graces, and the Smiles ate fled, • Ilk's Pulse build.sti ll .-an d sweet :• , oPhillei dead ! 1 4 (.1 evlu thy • Balm of co td prolong, ! the Subjict of my Song ! I).y `• Ades of Gilead: which was wont to heal • l i t io'ry Clime—and seldom known to fail I. The .valhig Virtues in sad Hour are Bed. Life's Put•e stands thy Sonata's dead ! No Meu'cine can the vital Spark re,tore, And she n ho liv'd to please, shall please no more So when a hose, upon its fragrant Bed, Nipt by untimely Frosts, droops down its Head, 'll.t- ••••••des grow lain!, in which it was array'd, Atol al. its short-iiv'd e.eauii.s fade; Nu id', Art back to ha Fold can bring The oau-liing tints—or cause a second Syring Macclesfield; aitiErs. Thursday set off trout Dumbreck's Hotel, Edin. but . 0) Lord FitcoetticK Ca metat., tor London ;—.- Lcrd i%i•DONALD, 101 the Ible 01 Sky ; Mr. SHAW LE FEVIIE and party, on a tour through Scotland ; the ,Earl and Countess of CA•sit.us, for Dun ; and the Earl GeAcE[l, to Dunrohin Cacti The Silver Bowl, given by the Royal Company of Archers, v..ts shot for, at Edinburgh, on aitnrclay sesinight, and w , ,n by JOHN WiMON, Esq. The keenness with which this prize wits contested is rather remarkable, it hat, tug been shot for every Saturday since May the Ist , and only decided on tht. above day. The PRINCE REGENT is said to have r : njected grand National Fete, in honour of Marquis WELLING TON'S Victory ; to he given at Vauxhall Gardens ; and to Consist of D imer and PicalOP ,etween which a grand Cde to Vict' ry to be performed ; Ladies to be ad r. itted after the dotter ; the Duke of YORK to pre side ; Otte Hundred Stewards, selected from all ranks, to super:wend the grand entertainment. a The new Harlerptinade, produced last night for the Hirst time, iit the Surrey Theatre, is, in its story, simple and eflective ; in its scenery dnmes:ic and interesting ; -and in its incidents various and hunionrons. • The Pantomime and the Do Gelert drew au overflow in all parts of the Theatre beteie the thing of the curtain. l'ru , a.stri,LeN MATCH —lllouday senn:glit Abraham Wood Matted at three o'cioek on Heath Common, near W tki field, to ran twenty miles in two hours and ten minutes. The ground is one mile and eighty yards in citcumterence, and he performed the first ten rounds in one hour and two minutes. The next five I e kept his time very steadily ; on the 16th ronnd he relieved himself by walking about forty yards, but the odds were still in his favour; the 17th round he ran in less th.nt eight minutes, but sweat profusely: the betting now became even. In the 18th, he exceeded eight minutes ; still even betting. In the 19th, and last round, he seemed a good deal exhausted, and he did not attain the goal till two minutes and a half alter the time allowed, having occupied two hours twelve Minutes and a hilf in the performance of the task.• A ttadesm •n at Deal undertcnk, for a considerable wager, last Friday night, to go nine miles on the turnpike-rt.ad ithin an hour. He started at half past seven in the evening, and cempl,nd his task twenty-seven minut s past eight, being three minutes within the given time, apparently considerably op pressed with the exercise. He went the first four miles in twer ty-two minutes. !qr. William Hunter, farmer in the parish cf Sora, Ayrshire, was killed by the kick of a stallion, at hlauchline fair, on Tuesday last. _ _ . During the illuminations at Brighton, nn Tuesday 1 evening last, a hand-rocket or serpent, by accident, found its way into a little green shop, in Carlton- street, which unfortunately communicated its sparks to a box containing gunpowder that happened tp be helical:ft the counter. The explosion that followed was dreadrul—the shop was torn to atoms, and the premises at one time appeared on fire in two or three places. By the timely assistance, however, of the people in t! .e s: rect, the flames were soon extinguished. rhe pair woman who kept the shop had her clothes rent and set file to in many places, and her face and hands much scorched, but did not receive any very dangerous i nj tit y. '1 i.nrsday I.:..e..enant HENRY R.JCE, of his Majesty's ship e Vengeur, \...ts tried at Portsmouth, by a Court Martial, for un-officer-like behaviour towards Lieu tenant GOWAN, of the Soth Regiment, and for striking him, when in command of a detachment of that Re giment, on hoard a transport, which was boarded by Lieutenant RICE. lle was sentenced to be dismissed from his Majesty's service.—Cornelius Cadogan, sea man of the Albany, for mutinous behaviour, was sen tenced to receive 200 lashes. At Vortsaiouth Quarter sessio4s, which commenced on Ti.uisd.iy, - Martha Cham lain, who resides in Lciee-1 ine, Portsea, was convicted of fortune telling; and the case exhibited depravity and ignorance in their most pernicious forms s—The prosecutor was a poor silly servant girl, who, though re 'ding at Gosport, heard of the fame of the divinerX, and came thence to obtain that knowledge from her which is wrapt in impenetrable darkness irom common minds ;—for Wilich she paid her 3d. The girl went a second time, to have a particular question solved, when the hag suspended ere Bible to a key, and, as it turned, she told the girl it sic as in htr favour ! She thereupon de sired her to leave her nilstress, and come and live with her, until the Captain, who was to marry her, came back from London ! The girl did as she told her, but she had not lived many days with the wretch, *hen .she prevai. , d on her to give herself up to pros ti: IA ion ; aii‘i in this course of life she continued five ' moniks, vi hen she necame the subject of misery and • Flu. 'llls was one of several similar cases which the Come heard with horror aia:l indignatit n. She was t , rsitynce4.l to be invisoned 12 months, and to stand in the piliory once its edUz quarter during her • coutiiiement. 11 POLICE. MARLSOROUGH-STREET.---Yesterciay Henry Rosin son, alias Henr y Myer:, was charged with a burglary in the houseof Lady Brisco, in Southampton-Row, Bloomsbury. The prisoner and another were obser ved by the landlord of the Bedford Coffee-house, lur king about the street on Sunday morning, and soon alter six o'clock, the footman, who was first up, having taken a walk for a quarter of an hour, the prisoner 3nd his accomplice unlocked the area gate, and also the kitchen door. The Coffee house keeper gave an alarm, and the thieves made off, but the pri. soner was stopped. On I:isn was found a complete set of Pickloc k keys, and housebreaking implements. On searching the house some silver spoons and other articles, which had been removed front a cupboard, were found on the di esser, which was sufficient to constitute a robbery. MANSION HOUSE.—A man of respectable appear ance was charged before the LORD MAYOR with an attempt to steal a veil at a sale at the Auction Mart. He is well known by most of the auctioneers, as an attendant at sales, but his genteel appearance had hithetto escaped the suspicion of depredation, which, it now appears, he has carried on to an immense ex tent. He having giton his address, from the idea that he should he allowed to depart, his lodgings %vete immediately searched, and property of various des criptams, with about 200 duplicates of recent date were discovers t: a number of Articles, we understand, have been owned, as being lately stolen from the sales of Mr. Moore, Mr. Williams, Mr. Chau] pney, and others. A great quantity of articles stall remain un owned. He was remanded. M.IRKA7S. RITUR;I OT WITAT tk MARK.I.ANE, f nm June f 94, to key 9, renai 9.6 0 qrs.—Average Ilse. 104,4.—15. Sid. lusher than la%t return. _ _ RETURN OT FLova frnm June 4V, to July 2.—Taal 17,614 sacka.—Average 109$. Iwsver than last return. SMITIIFIELD MARKET, JULY 12. P! STONE Of Sib. TO 3INIC TIIII UP VAL. Beef Ss 4d to 6s 41 I Veal Ss 01 to 71 01 Mutton 53 Rd to tis 6d Pork Ss al to Is Od • Lamb Ss Od to 75 6d. • Beasts, about 1960—Sheep and Lambs, 17,400. Calves, 140-14 p, 260. NEWGATE AND LEADENHALI. MARKET. Beer,per stone, 4s Od to Ss Bd. Veal Ss Od to 6s $d Mutton • 5,4 d to 6s Od. Pnrk Ts Od to Ss Od Lamb ss. ad. to es. ed. PRICE OF HAY AND S'I'RAW IN SMITHFIELD. Meadow Hay 11 Os so 51 13s Clover 51 Os to 61 10s Roweu 41 Os to SI Oa Straw 21 0. to 21 104 PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. ST. I A,4119 . 11. WiiIIECISAPEL Hay 31. 0, to SI. 15.. Otl. Hay 41. 45. to SI. ISs traw 11. 19s. to 21. Bs. Od. . Clover 61. 6s. to 71. 7s Straw 11. 16% o 11. 8s PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. Bags. Pockets. Kent 91 Os to 111 11s Kent 101 .04 to 141 os Sure=_ 81 Os to 101 Os Sussex 91 Os 10 111 11 3 • Essex 91 9s to 11) Os Farnham 161 Os to eel O s PRICE OF LEATHER IN LEADENHALL MARKET. 234 2Stl Calf Skins 32d CM o Bu it t , t o s 27d 2/441 Ditto 384 45d 11trchants' Backs 92d 241 Ditto 40d 44d Dressing Hides 2044 Elia Small Seals 34d 96d Fine Coach Hides 224 23t1 Large ditto, per doz. 13os 120 s Crop Hides for cwt. 204%1 224 Tanned Horse Hides 224 25s Ditto 45 to 50 ibis 224 230 Goat Skins . 34. 62s PRICE OF TALLOW. -t. James. Market Ss Sd Town Tallow Des 04 Clare Market Ss 6d Yellow Russia POs 04 Whitechapel Market Ss 44 Whitt ditto 274 tad per stone of Bth. ------- Soap ditto 85. nd Yellow soap 102s—Mottled, 1 I ts—Cursl, /18s—Palm OW. Price of Candles per glazes), IS.. 64--Moulds. 15s 04 PRICE OPtOALS—COAL MARKET, JULY 12. Ship at Market Sold Priers. 35 Newcastle 32 48s. OIL o 535. 04 4 Sonde- land 4 41r. ed to 4Ss. Osl. 2 Yorkihire 0 Dos Od. I Coln. 1 - 4ss. 03. to 001. Otl. HIGH WATEKA 1 I.ON►JON BRIDGE TO-MORRU W. Mn.orns ..... ..... 41 minu es Mier 2 Aft ernoon . DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL July 31: Curtis Crippen, Limehouce, licsop-bender, at one. July 31. Nat!.aniel l.ucas and Charles Bear, Pancras-lane, mer chants, at ten. July 31. Edward augers, Orange-street, vic tualler, at twelve. July 31. Thomas Younghushand and Edward Wa:ker, Nesegate-str..et, warehouseman, at twelve. July SI. and John Beatson, St. Mary-at-klill, merchants, at eleven. Joly 31. Jan.es Ebenezer, and Andrew Gairdner, Cannon-street and- Edinburgh, merc,ants, at twelve. July 17. John Dray, Hythe, miller, at twelve. July 31. John Loa:his, Holhorn, harness-maker, at ten, July SI. John David Jones, Philpot-lane, merchant, at eleven. July SI. Thomas Gilbert, John-street, carpenter, at ten. July 31. James English, Billiter square, merchant, st eleven. July 31. Simeon Nathan and Esther ;Joserli, Bury-street, merchants, at ten. An; 7. Jame, Stone, Wind.or, haberdasher, at ten. July 31. John Homan, Fen ' church-street, upholsterer, at eleven. July 31. Henry Williams; Oxford street, draper, at twelve. July 31. Frincis Albert I.eo nard Strizk Van Lins-hoten, Hackney-road, colour-manufac turer, at twelve. July 31. John Day, Luton, tailor, at eleven. July 31. Hanivel Marchant, Barking, fisherman, at eleven. July Si. Claes Grill, Aliticing-lane, merchant, at twelve. July 31. Fredericiellohnts, Vere-street, merchant, at eleven. July 31. 1111113111 Hti:ls, Holborn, cutler, at twelve. Aug. 17. Jesse Cu!et, Hallway -street, jeweller, at ten. Aug. 3. John Kerriton, Old-street-rad, bricklayer, at ten. DIVIDENDa to be made in the COUNTRY. Aug. 2. Stanlry Buckley, Stockport, hardwareman, at ten, at she Old Angel, Macclesfield. July sl. John Burchall, Hlndley, roue:l.-spinner, at eleven, Buck rtle Vine, Wigan. Aug. 5. Shenk. Jarratt, Whjtchurch. brazier, •at eleven, at the White Lion, Whitchurch. Aug. 16. George Chamley, Carlisle, carrier, at three, at the Ceenmercial Inn, Kendal. Aug. 3. John Hill, Stoney :7tantop,Woo comber, at ten, at the Whit- Hirt, Leicestto Aug. 4. Robert White, Thurmaston, victualler, at twelve, at the White Hart, Leicester. July Si. Michael Humphrys, Bristol, brewer, at twelve, at the London and Talbot Ina, Bristol. July 31. John Burton, lielper, mercer, at eeven, at the King's Arms, Beier. CERTIFICATES, JCL./ 31. Samuel Holmes, Fetter-lane, hotel-keeper. Thomas Jenkins, Walc:iett, dealer. Joseph Parki.ir, Kidderminster, Iron-founder. Stephen Thomas Silk, Earl street, merchant. Thomas Golds mith, Ponder's-entl, wharfinger. John Wood, Newington Butts, coal merchant. 'Thomas Bradbury, Market Bosworth, droper. Aka. Cabbell Mum, Cornhill, auctioneer. George Airy, Bald iron-plate-worker. Richard Hinton, Pancras-lane, pt.cking-case-maker. DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS. Caldwell anti Co. Dorset -street, upholsterers. Hil! and Bishop, Stourport, corn-dealers. T. W. and W. Collins, Warw:ck, wind staplers. 'Charters and Stewart, New Bond •street, coach- Jrakers. Moss and Co Otterspool MW, seed-eruslitas. Davies L and Co. Liverpool, rosin-manufacturers. Ryley and Hill, C-i -veritry, watch-manufacturers. J. and C. Timbury, Fetter-lane, engravers. Leeds and Co. Manchester. cot tine spinners. Starr and Butivant, Retford, ironmongers. Mar.dea and Co. M in cheater, carriers. Isaac and Wroath. Kiniwyn and Truro, iron rounders. licepsheir and Sat, Shadw.til, loi .cklAyers. Andrew and Kneebene, I ruru, timber-merchants. Bom and Co. Salford, mac hire-makers. Ta) lur and Co Great Charlotte-strut, Lai - manufacturers. I.:n mile and Cu. binders. France and Ode ta;.cliester, Churchhi'l and Co. Great Peter -teed Crits ford and Co. Great Winchester-greet. Slielmi rtl7ll.- a• Churiturt, At tritichem and '1 imperley, corn-d •al. r-. lane ant Lancaster, Bristol, printers. timing and Sour-Lectors. DIFD. Sunday last, at her apartments in St. James's Palace, In the 139t11 year of :we, the Right Hc.n. Lady Charlotte Finch, the last surviving daughter of Thomas, first Earl of Fainfret, by Hen rietta Louisa, sole daughter anti heiress of John, Lord !arty,. Her Ladyship was married in 1746, to the Right Hon. William Finch, Vice Chamberlain to his late Majesty, George 11. and brother to Daniel, late Earl of Winchelsta and Nottingham, whale hortenrs and estates devolved upon her son, tin present Ezrl. In 17432, lady Charlotte Finch was nominated to the im ;,ortant and distihgui,hed stadun of Governess to the Royal Nursery. Styr, IN Drairu.---Sunday as a Gentleman of respectable ap p.•arancc, was passing flown Piccadilly, he staggered a conside rable dls•anc; after which he fell In a fit of apoplexy: surgical assistance WAS procured as early as possible, but without rift's, and he died without making any communication of his family or connection. - SALES BY AUCTION'. TO BE ItE;OLD, Porytant to an order of the High Court of Chancery. trrsde in a Cs ise, SC . OTI' Og"AIM WAX.!., bei.ir-!. RoaraT :iTeat.a, Esq. one of the Ma.teri of the said Court, at th" Publ:c bale.Routo td the arid CI Air', in Southanipor.-builctit , g4, Cha:lstry .1 sue, London, on Wednesday the tlst (117 of I,ly, ISIS, bctweett the hours of • line and Two &Clod' hi the Afttrnoon, is 'lliree Lots, CERTAIN FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD ES'EATEi, late the Property of TttostAs Watt., Esq. de ceased, enn4;s.in;t of two Copylold Mess:lntl or l'enentent., situate in Church-row, Isleworth„ In th. Couno, of htillletec, held of the I.ord of the Manor of the. Rectory of I.;'etvorth and the l'reeliohl All.. or Island, late ustd a-: an Ground squat* in the River Thames tro , lting the afar-ss4 Messwages or Ernt ments, eoutaining about 979 feet its kngth, awl about 21 het iu PAticulars may he had at the sail Master's Chambers, in Southotyton-14oldings, Chancery lane; of Messrs. King a"d Luktn, Solicitors, lleand r ;at the Pl:cenit Inn, Isleworth; Pigeons, &Winn' ; Greyhound, Ridimund; Star and Garter, Kew Bridge ; and a- Garraway's MARSH LAND, &e. kA 1' and WES HAM, E'SEX. 'l'o BE SOLD, pursuant to a Decree of the filet Court of Chan cery, bearing date the 13th day of March, 1813. made Li a Cause, wherein Tilos. Daunt and others are Plaintiffs, and Taos. PoLcrig and others are Defendant•, SUNDRY Pieces or Parcels of MARSH LAND, bituate in the Levels of Ea-t and West Ham, and several Pieces or lnclosurt s of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, 1/welling•houses, Out-buildings, and Cottages, at Ea 4 I lain, in the County of Essex, and a small Close of Land at "tottenham, in the County of Middle s ex.—•l - he said Lands and Premises wii s be Sold before SAMUEL COMPTOb COS, Esq. one of the Masters cf the sad Court, in sa separate Lots, on Thursday, the 21it1t dry of July, 1813. at the Public Sale Room of the said Court, in Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, London, the Sale begin. ning at ten o'clock in the forenoon. - Particulars whereof may be had (gratis) at the said Ma'ter's Chambers, in Southampton .buildings aforesaid; of Messrs. Street and Woolte, Solicitors, Philpot-lace ; Mr. John Pullen, Solicitor, Fore-street, Cripplegate ; Mr. Allen, Solicitor, New Bridge street; Mr. Taylor, Solicitor, Old-street Road; Mr. Eamaltaw, Solicitor, Red Cross-street; Mews. White and Fowces, Solici tors. Lincoln's Ion; and of Memo. Murray and Wa-librough, bun-coart, MANOR, ADVOWSON, and most desirable FREEHOLD ESTA IF, in Hampnbire. —Together or in Lots. At the Dolphins bin, Southampton, on Wednesday the 31st day of July, 1813, at Twelve o'clock, A:Capital ESTATE, situate in the most pleasant part of Hampshire, adjoining the Southamptim River, acrd the New Forest; consisting of the MANOR of DIBDEN, with several convenient Farms, and beautiful Woods, well inclosed; curtaining in the while 953 A. OR. I 3P. Also the ADVOWSON of the RECTORY of DIEDEN, en,. 'hang of a neat modern House, most delightfully enured, with 7A. OR. a P. of Pasture Land adjoining ; and the Tytbes of all kinds of the whole Parish, containing (exclusive of the Purlieu) upwards of 181'0 Acres. The Pintas within the Manor contains 341 Acre'. In this Estate there are some of the finest situations in the kingdom for buildieg, commanding the most tHig!itful views of • the Southampton River, Spithead, the New Forest, and adjae cent country. The Estate Is extremely well clothed with retrarhahly fine thriving Oak Timber, and every way eligible for the Ma.' of For tune and the Sportsman ; and is capable of great improvements. Printed Particulars, with a Plan annexed, may be bad of Messrs. Richardson and Corfirid, 7, Lineoltes•inn-fields, London; at the principal Inns in the neighbourhood; rid of Me-ars Webh, Webb, and Attwoed, Salishury.—Vlr. liemas Wyatt, at the Manor Farm, Dibden, will skew the Lana. 11:20MLEY, KENT. • Elegant RESIDENCE, GARDENS, PI .EAnURE-GROUNDS, and MEADOW I. IND, Ten Miles from LONDON. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on 1 hursday, July 2?., at Twelve, by Order of the Executors, AVERY desirable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, part held for a term which will expire at Lady 1ay,1869, and pact held under the nisbop of Rochester for three ..ives, call ed BROMLEY LODGE, a very beautiful Villa with Portico in frer.t ; piantied for the accommodation of a Geo:lemon's Family, presenting an uniform Building, erected within a few years, the principal part of Pon land Stone, situate at the net end of Brom ley, a fine commanding situation, tire Residence and Property of lA' es. hlestsu, Esq. deceased. Ihe House is placed on a fine Paddock at au Lgrenalale distance from the Road • containing En • trance Hail, Eating Pailour, handsome Drawing Room, and a Library ; on the First Floor, a Morning or Lady's Dressing- Room, overlooking an extensive and rich coun•r:, three snanous Bed Chambers, and six Rooms fur Servants over; ekerilent Offices of all descriptions, roomy Yard, with Coach I louses, and Stables for eight Horses, Farm Yard and Builidngs, excellent Gardens walled round, Green-House, Hot-House, etc. tut:Bent Cold Bath, Lawns, Paddocks, enclinures of Meai.low Land; the whole upwards of 'twenty-one Acres; the principal prrt encircled ty thriving Plantations, and lofty Forest Trees. dry Gravel-walks, Alcoves, and Scott ; the whole in the most complete order. To be viewed, by rickets only; Particulars may be had on the Premises ; ...its 1411, Bromley ; King's Arms, and Greyhound, Croydon; Creme Seven Oaks; of Messrs. Joves and Green, So lcirors, Salisbury-square ; at Oarraway's, and cf Mr. Robins, Warwick--square; of whom Tido.* for viewiug may be had. BROCKLE.TriII.I., Delightful Residence, with Gardens, Pleasure Grounds, and Meadow Lind, &c. wi:lsin Six Miles of Town. By Mr. ROBIN, At Garraway's, tan '1 barsilay, July e?, at twelve, ADesirable LEASEHOLD EsTATE, compris ing a very eligible and commodious Residence. planned for the accommodation of a Gentleman's Family, delightfully situate in a rural part of the County of Kent, veer Brockley-dill, between Lewisham, Dulwich, aid ny.lenham„ cotatuandiug pleating amid inn:emit% Anew-, with beatititul oalke and rides in various directions, separated from the road by a close feints, en closed with folding g too, and screened by thriving ev‘tereen forest trees and fine !;coon timber, approect.ed by a cud:4e drive, encircling a Lawn, planted with :•lirubs, flower~, &a 'I he House contains on the upner storey, a Nurstry end Bed room adjoining, a small Sleeying.roorn or Dressieg-toem, two oilier Lied chambers, Closets in ihe d , ffetent room, and a Store room ; first-floor, five excellent Bent-chambers, handsome ly pa pered or good propurtions,datets, Ste.; go.und start y, Eler.a.ne Had, Bleat:fast Paelour, Gentieniao's Dues. ag-room, Library, and in he wings a healsome Dtawmg-rie.ns and Eating-parlour, dory feet by twenty ti e , eldrireti lett high, openii.g to a Vt.._ rand& the length of the front art the house, and looking upon the lawn, a colt); ade millet:dug the vouse w.th a Conserva tory stored with grapes; in the basement are all requisite °dices, d. cached to nal four-stall Hartuss-room, with Loft amid 111,ns' Routh over, a Cart noise Stable, too Coach Hinton, Leontiry, and Frcit Room over, (nude:A.l*s ntouse in all IldlIV•lt Yard, Poultry ! looses; Drying Ground, w • Kitchen 4:attic's, (toe part e abed. t.ilc brockeki, mimed, aid plata' sit the Pie our,. Grounds sue lent out with (as - , a.. ! esr. l e. t an toe ..rd, and Mt allow Laud, cootaining :a an up a at. of 'ha Cont sr, lit be viewed by I tektite. Particulate mist be ad on the ereallbeh ; at t e I die and Lamb, Leo iahamt ine..heat ; - :roiteity ; K end Giulia:ten . Ci orlon ; f'olde o lama. , :side..hant ; r Gairaway'e, andol Mr. ilubtoe, Wel is tia sluts, Gehica-square. SALES BY AUCTION. PTIIE SALE of the MANOR of Trturrox- JL. HILL, and LAND.; In I'HAM FRIARY, intend tl ro have'taken place on the 15th of July instaut,lS agaiu nn-m,.: ar POS I'PONED till friday, the 13th of August. Particulars at e pre;sai ink;, and may be had three r eeks pr=-m to the sale, of Metars. Tennant and Harrison, Gray's Inn, I— v n.. don ; or of lades Bradford, Esq. &wisdom, Wk:s. ELEGANI' MARINE VILLA and COPY 1401.1) ESTATE of SIXTY ACRES of.LAND, at the rural VILLAGE of WARSASH, at the Conflux of the SOU I - HAM I'TON a?, I HUMBLE RIVERS, Five Mile: below S..UTHAMP t O. HANTS, with hrimedire Posse 4ion. By Mr. STEWART, at his Great Room. 194, Pietadlly, hursday, July 22, at Twelve. in Onr Lo• ' AVA LUA B 14 LE and truly pleasant A ARINE `V11.1..k and COPYHOLD ?.SPATE, nearly try i•reehnid, Lund-tax redeemed, situated iv the roral Vi, .4 AVarsash, at the conflux of the Snuth!etipton and I-Trimble ti, rommanilirg beautiful and diversified views of Shipping a!!ti • Isle of Wight, compri , ing an ergo'? Dwelling Hoa,e, v.:11 CoaelAbouses end Stabling for sit HOTt•CS. Gardrns, n's, a ....e -grountla,Farni i g Built::ngs, and nearly 60 Acre; of rich -, t Arable and Wood land, Warsash is Ave miles b •.v twat', MTN May be littered until the Fait ; printed PArtienisrs tred attl e \lilt, at War.:teh ; the Volphin, :.ohthantptcoi; Inri at •1 itch fitth! ; Geosge, Wit clever ; :swan, Aire , ford ; India .n.. p• rt ;, Crown, Pot tmouth ; Bush, fat nit .rn; trot: M. Si•rt I) twson and Wtatit i av I;..p.ace, New r Fe l la:3-1v et ;at the Auction Mar:: ana of Mr. Ntrwar• 1 ' 4. Picc.itlil:y. where a rim of ttlie F.t a,e nt.ty be te.n, ;HAI t..l:.** ma,:e for •rtrotitit• by. ttri, ate Contract. A cLik bIS •Ri•. x. THE Vitbic ot Dn. iuit. i %N% C :• . t r, &AEU' Al•IS i. has been so lorg pored, that n 4 the , re , ent 1!:,p can bear a competitim will. it, it ad th••.'itrc. t o , pertain disease ; wAch it effec natty c• r.'' attl fr the habit, without exe!thig the pai feelire.• ant • -.vs% e :hat attends salivation-1A bout d.letitating hr c. rst !•:. .••. in -o:y degree, or evyti requiring confini men , from 141 , 1 w.. . .r •T-r s- Con of diet.. 'I he rad;cal v rtues Of thrs• •ue-L proved their claim to public approbation for ni t r u a.. nr ;'‘'Att. In all tb•• debthty of both ,eays.r p • ilVe A nee r-f ...- rative--wh•ther •he debility is prcduced by too fn.* use i•:* cury, by illicit pleasures, or the . Met% of a warn Jim e Tca travellers and thoty going Arend, they ea,•t o• recennn.eit •. it too strongly, as thsy wdl tee, ire a safe, spersly and .. , ZPto cure, in all old stubborn Elects, end every o al t iers, tha • atltr•, the bladder and organs of urine. By Gs effica‘y u•any wont n haft become mothers, who tor many years had sheen deprived of. Oat happiness. Sold wholesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapaide, the corner .1 eq. Paul's Cherch-yard; and retail, by Be. an and Sharp, Portsmouth; Hall St Johnson, Gosport; Mallory, and Jones, Fortsea ; Trewman, Eseser tooltwenthy. Glenvi le, Gilbert, and iloxiand, Plymouth ;-Newbury, Dab tin ; Baxter and Macdonald, Glasgow ; Sm th, hlarnierson, Scott, and CargiU,Ecliturgit ; Crutwell, Ito*. and Peck, Hull ; White,l3righton ; Rot erts, Seldom', and • Ruff, Ciwiten• ham; Cresson and Billinge, Edwards lnd Penny, I.iverp•rd Stains and Lynch, Manchester; Bowen; Norwich ; Knott and Lloyd, Birmingham; Gregory, Brighton; and moot Medicine Venders, in Wales, it es. 9d. 41. dd. and SEs. MARRIAGE sho vld be the foundatiat . oral Happiness. which is ofteti disturbed through tit, p•winis that form the union not taking those.precatitiotie which would see cure them the enjoyment of that great domestic bless ug. People of every ranepat adoration to the shrine of w.dieck ; but where the communism has been tainted by disease, or ii bile atrd by A certain tiabit contracted at an early age, a renoviviou of stability previous is entering that state is indispensibly resusite to relies, the slumbering sparkler life, and to reanimate the tystim. For no disorders have contributed more essentially tc i!es.roy titmice neal happiness than those which are theconsequetite of m guarded pleasure. It was this consideration which induced Nisosra. CURRIF. and Co. for these lest twenty years, to d.rect th it ti:se. dies and practice excludvely to the treatment and cure of the Vet. *weal Disease, and the disorders arising therefrom, as also to that derangement of the system, produced by the destructive habit of the inconsiderate school-buy, which brings on those d strewing Debilities and Deficiencies chit prevent or embitter the Matrie monlal state. The successful result of their plate gives •hos additional ardour to oppose the ravages of these competints, which are the most important in the catalogue ut human ohms mitiet. It behoves every person who has le luleed in this testi tary vice to seek relief by enmeshing profe'siot al men eon pence and honour, to which Messrs. Currie and Co. claim this sanction of sc.hol tstic authority, as well as the testeeon • ot ua contradicted facts. In professing the cure of View tonteleises, j they hold out no ini!ucemcct to vice ; but, so rdl.le e a I men must be of the existence M. swell calamittes,they offer .heir assis tance as reg ularly - educated Members of the Royal Colleges of Surgeons of London anti " 'l4 Dr. Currie, 107, Ileum-Garden " Lord --- feels great i leasure in communicating to nectar Currie the pet feet re-rstabli.l.ment of his heilet, conseieence 1 , 1 of his mild and adnerable treatment of etrictur.s in the Urethra. lie may add, that be I an rot for macy years enjuyed so inucts comfort arid freedom front pain; .nil he entertains no doubt A his haiihe obtained, through his dell awl artentien, a perfect ;fed radical cur: of that horrid complaint. As he was not a strat.gee to the reeener th,t others treated the con:plow, he has it i t , h s." u power. from a fair trial and a pot comparteon, to past that tribute of N.plause to Dr. Currie which he sensibly feels and shall eve: be most ready and irellirg tn reAttowkage.' Meefrs Currie en. Co. may he tees' kid by patients of eith....t. Sex, w'th c!.. greatest rerrecy and honour, at their house, No. 107, Hatton-t,erdere in t:.. country are requested to stare ill- parte 'C.' 71 of their case, age a•+.l genial hab:t, of and iitch,lne 7. ten:i:t Ince for advice and r.tteiiciees, wheat the same will be eivsn or se Iv to any pat, of the ei k elem H• • onl skill mi t ; r ;sl e-rse l‘ -e i t e er n tti o e f e t e ‘ i' d its .l e c e n't it t re .l to tan a d r i:C l Pr r n ette !ess Xtost a w'e and :arra mete , ' of :re.felng a few prevaillig Dereees, the sitticease ful result. of their ereterieece is ti.e sus: print of superiority. Nfessrs. and Co. Sureenes, leave been traduced to rage the cure of tie* follow'ng the object of their partandar study, we. a ccrsam I>kurtier, frecatency contracted in a rente..d• cif buoy cation, and !ts content:it:tuts, S'ectur.-1 a d Glee a , tri•ica, by an imereved plea. arc speeeLly and dievitally curd ; as a!so de bility, whether arisint trout Ilaccisanalian iet!ulgences, k.r.g ree.- or a secret grata'," once, !.^o often r • y, : piny ". ily ;:n. Arinel ci otii n y l" ; t he , youth te both sexes, in the nee t e tte e-g sterility or lia; reemese, and in lie other a numerous treat lit r • rotes diseases, which., if not timely reared rd, ft-sr' gate it imeo tennee consumpttcn. In that distetselne of deheity daiciency, whether the censecut rice of such ha:e til lialses. or arising from any other ...ewe, be which the powers ot the cen s•te tution become etafeebleal, as re e ularly educated eureeons • don, they over a film, sate, aesa speedy restoration to soetel zed vizerotet health. t.: -ere Goss ani Cie exrlutivele prnfeasine the cure of tietaa par icelar cc:rept...tits, in oreer char.: ry may rot he. lie a toi•te..en few, 'nuked wit', the 1)111(.9.1 so jesey aitseed to the ignoiant empiric, tidal it lice yo-tee• to thernseives to eta . e diet they hay- been vtoperly eth:cated art: i!. , t.a. rat into every braieh of the I rot. seen (cerlif, Ca! es Of w hicit. teen ! fret liesai•aN, (es...mon:Cs ocut •he most eteitoet they Bare tit cat: Circe any 'further) !bat the sure. 5. ',etc , .1 !runt the•r entl• ar:'ort that inluced them to qu't the et re, ei the general :a:it Uwe', atilt ter presume that their er s cimettute a fair e reeed tot the tie: Tree i. re•el e‘,l4": '. • %• which they have, by ?he Pulltic. see liberally :1 , 111.er - el. '1 he result of a 1..:W; ai r ,'. eVervve - :rzettc• las vn:.l ::•41 I by a sup:rier method, mre: 1ie.... vreeteal coree'.. it. , le hoe ..ef t!tv....-r4te or complicated, without c'et. ;sae.' t. 7 I e least rtea.iat in eatt or exercise; ant! in :-..zent Caws where en early aPelicl'on it 11.3de en discovery of the infection, they 're quietly perform a cure le the short *pace of two days. iI, • 1„-.- prece.i.-nte.l success of their mode of treatment (which has a, , c..r beer k amen to fail in one .titsile instance in a ',raceme at 15 vie: e during which peritel :ratty :ht.v.art: persons u t high sexes It been cute., eve:i atter seven: ...el oltirious methods had Beta pursued by other Preeftientee without effect), induces theist to dote le blicly oaer iht r eee.ce. l'o he c,nAultal 1' went: o' either set, with seer.cy. delicacy, aid ens from tee court. a , the ~sre.:..otis of t e ea.e. age lati tti.virer et lavti:r. ot.toottg a rent ttativ!, dal attended to. and aevice and Mei: Ice t..:- warded to any pet n of rims Itin e durn. • .1 • ei • t. . ••••••• -.• tet. LU.vll• : i •:ntrd by Lave:. Ketai 1' .aAr, , and rublAbcd there, and 9t the Star-Uthce, Ityp