Star. — London, England, 1813-07-03 00:00:00

14 IV INTELLIGENCE. SUMMER ASSIZES. IJOIdE CIRCUIT. Lord ELLENIORqUOI and Mr. Justice Heals. Vlerttorchhire... Monday..... August 2, Hertford. V-ibtß ....... Wednesday ... 4, Cheitn.Vord. Surrey • Monday 9, Crclydon. Sussex Friday l3, Lenfra. ..... Weduraday 3b, Maidstone. NORFOLK CIRCUIT Sir J. MANSTTELD and the Chief Baron Ma cnotsato. Luekiogliatrchire....... August 2, Buckiogbatn. redtordshire Huntingdonshire 7, Huntingdon. Cambridgeshire 9, Cambridge. St h ilk l2, . Bury St. Edmund'o. Verfolk City of Norwich lO, At the Guildh:Ail. CONSISTORY COURT, JULY 2. 11ULICERIDGE V. GOOCH, FALSELY CALLED BUM - MIDGE. This was a cause of Nullity of Marriage, brought a y Lewis XVilliam iluckeridge, the husband, by rea. on of the minority of Mary Ann Gooch, his wile, at die time the marriage was solemnized between them, by Fcence, at the parish church of St. Pancras, in the 'aunty of Miiildlesex. It appeared that the marriage ras obtained on the 23d April, 1811, without the -nowledge and consent of the father of the minor, he being then -only seventeen years of age. The roof in this case, of the minority of tiie puny at the ime the marriage in question took place, being clearly stabli.idr.d, the Court (Sir Wm. Seim) pronounced he marriage to be null and void. YATE V. PATE. This was a cause of Divorce promoted by Margaret Yate, the wife, apinst Walter Honey wood ‘iate ; Esq. her ittisb.ind, by reason of an adulterous inter.. curse alledged to have been committed with Ann Pilwell, one ni . the servants in the house. It appeared from the libel, evidences, and exhibits produced in the case, that the marriage was pe rformed between Ithe pat tiesir. the year 1800, and that they cohabited 'together as ruan and wife till about the year 1808, 'when an illicit intercourse was discovered by Mrs. .Pate, between Mr. Yate and Ann Powell, by whom he had a child, and which child was baptized in his 3,ame. It !miller appeared, that Mrs. Yate was very mi.:ions, and often ;mint - tuned her husb,rnd, to break ) .•fr :his et iminal intercourse with Ann Powell, which pisitively refused, and tht.refo7e she quitted his lit i.;,e in the spring of 1810, and went to the house of Mi. I father, where and with whom she has continued ,c m si,..cF . to reside. The fact of adultery beim , r clearly es , ablished to the satisfaction of the Court, it proneanced for the rem. dy which the wife prayed. The Right Rev. Dr. Bzoozw, Roman Catholic Bishoilt of Kiilala, was ktlled by a fall from his sig On the 17•11 ult. Mr. Oakley, we are happy to learn, was yesterday afternoon somewhat better. Mr. Astley Cooper had qtteceeded in extracting two of the slugs ; one still re =alas behind, but hopes are now entertained that he may survive. An alarming fire broke out in the stable; of Major 'Kitten, at Chorley, Iderts, on Wednesday night, which deg:. yed the stables and part of the dwelling 'Souse. It was occasioned by a candle which had been affioed to a Lam in the loft falling amongst the hay and straw, whilst a man was racking tip the horses, ' and the rapidity of the flames was such a; to render any e xer• ions to stop its progress entirely fruitless. Yesterday ,53 female convicts were sent off from Nes gate f(n . Botany Bay t They were conveyed frcm prison in caravans, to Blackfriarobridge, and thence / in a decked lighter to Woolwich. Several of them were ace rnpaoied by their children. Mantosoaca err-STRET.-4.blind man, nick-named ,Blind Ltsc,frt, was. yesterday charged with breaking into houses, with inttsnt to steal. The offender was attached to a gang of hopsebreakers, and had lately ) been re*ased lima prison. The plan was to put hiin down oreas, furnished with the necessary implements 1 to break locks, and force d: ors. He was found in the ;ilea of a house iu Titehfield-street, with a number I of pit klo. 1: keys, a ccow bar, &c. and he had prsvi ., tously laokert into another kitchen in the name street. • trite offender was committed till the Sessions. A Boost Cootooton.—For some time past, at all fie most respectable sates of librari e s , books have been stolen fr m the shelves, and the practice has ' gone on to ar. extent Lion made it necessary to place a watch to discover the depredator. On Wednesday, at the sale J the late Dr. Gossra's Library, in the ; house of WS• I'S. LEIGH and Soistonv, a young man was detected in poling a volunie into his pocket.— After the sale, he was addressed by Mr. B. Wheatley, - the chief eier e k, and told that he had pocketed a vo tome v liich did not belong to him. It was " The xford Lautage," bound up with other tracts. He was taken to Bow-street, and his lodgings being searched, siroeot volumes, stolen from Dr. Cossior's and other ischectioos, s ere found in his rooros. On pAssivg through Thomar, in Portugal , on the e dv•iixe oh oi.r at my, on the retreat of Massena, an slish Or er, fully determined to be before-hand with hia c o mrades in procuring ptio:(isions, rode into the tow r, and politely to.qtered of the first persoO he met /sheie he cotfai procure a ft w iyunds of his dear countryrren—nnoLior. 'l'be Pottognese phiinly an. se end " IVei eniicode." But our sin of Mars was quite unacqu tinted' with the hangtiag.2, aPd conse quently ignorant of his meaning. He was, however, contented with the answer, and passed on to the next, of whom i.e demanded, " where he might meet with is small quantity cf poehtor?" Thc answer was still Ao entifode." Of the next prom a rtepiest was made fo r a'few quilts of w iiae. " N o cntientle" was a nybi l , ;ot os er. At this pt tiod detachment of our ar my matte its appearance, :tot! the Irish Oflicer he ing w ell kotoso as a famous forager , the Officers ens wed it lie had met with his usual succe s ? Dtj• ct were his looks, and sa eorine at the vl'eness of the ` country to which t!.e fates oad conducted him, he uttete,f.`..." 0, 1 ') b) JASCS,. err yas well go baclo, for et a'll e.o: get ,any thing lure these ten I have asktd 'man, woman; and child, and iltfy have all anwered—Not these ten days—and lo fore that thee bar of us 'be in ca.( An °dicer present, who mederst t d the •languoge, asked ror Hibernian, if the anso er w s not ‘4 No end -61 broken tt sted to ;covered a under- rine, itc. lISKC3.I -•••—: ----- _ _ knde which be rt• p stc.', that wat then nglish of the express on." Pn b reco , rayon nen the to All w ith his corn, des, e that tntientle" sitaepi y Ate In., 4 .4 Ldo nor itati‘f yit : u tbiit potat us, peuitq, Ngi arc IQ be Foutrui it abunklance. *Arm. . SMMTIIa.D MARKET, YIILY .1 Poo 370169 or 11113. TO IjNE Tilt OITAL. Beef 5s 10d to Ss 4d I Veal 53 Od to Ts um tvlntim% Is 4d to 6s id Pork Ss Od to 7s Od Lamb 6s 4d to So Beasts, about 500—Sheep and Lambs, 7,3041. Calves, 130—Pigs, 240. NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKET. Beef,per stone; 4s 8d to 5s Cd. Veal is 85 to 6s 94 Mutton • 5s fd to 6o Od. Park 71 Od to 7s PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW IN SMITHFIELD. Meadow Hay 41 Os to 51 101 Clover 51 103 to SI 109 koweu 41 Os to 51 Os Straw 11 les to 91 5s PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. Sr. 1.111.41.3'11. • WIIIITSCIIA Ppm Hay 31. Os. to 51. 12s. Oct Hay • 41. Os. to 51. Ss 4 traw 21. 23. to 21. Bs. Od. Clover • 111. os. to 71. Os Straw IL 16s. :o 21. 9s PRICE OF HOPS IN THE pOjtOUGH MARKET. Bags. Pockets. Kent 91 Os to 111 Ils Kent 101 Os to 131 os Sussex 81 Os to 101 Os Sussex 91 9s to 111 us Est 91 Oa to 111 tls Farnham 161 Os to 991 Oa RAW HIDES. Best Heifers and Steers (per I Ordinary 2s. 4d. to 9 s. 6 d. stpae) 3.. 4d. to Ss. 64. Market OW 17s. 6d. each. Middlings, 13. 96. to Ss. Od. I Eng. Horse 143.9 d. to 16s. Od. lhearlings, 9d.—Lamb dins 18d to 90. PRICE OF TALLOW. St. James's Maticat 5s 4d Town Tallow •ls 6d Clare Market '• Ss 40 Yellin , . Russia 891 Od Whitechapel Market Ss 4d White ditto till Od per stone of 81b. .------- Soap ditto its Od 161 old Melting Stuff 7 - .'s Od Ss 4d Ditto rough 56. Od to 00s Grates 241 01 Good Dregs 9? 04 Yellow Soap 102s—Mottled, 1 t 41—Curd, 118s—PLInt 00as Price. of Candles per doaco, 13s. 6d—Moulds, ass t.•d PRICE OP LEATHER IN LEADENHALL MARKET. Butts 2:3d 251 Calf Skins 32i1 Zild Ditto 21d 281 Ditto 38d 45,1 Merchants' Backs 2A 24d Ditto 404 44:1 Dressing Hides e Old Via Small Seals 341 Slid Fine Coach Hides 52.1 2:2 Large ditto, per doz. 13os 190 s Crop Hides for cost. 241 221 Tanned Horse klides 224 24's PRICE OF COALS—COAL MARKET, JULY 2. 1 Ely h . 1 46% 64. to Ws. Od. UXBRIDGE, July I.—Wheat per load £25 les to sE36 s• Barley, per quarter 52s to 5.55. Oats 475. to 57%. Beans 7(4. to s4s. New ditto Ws. to Ws. Rye t,03. to oes. Peas So.. to Oos. quoit°, June 26,—Tbe second best price of a bushel of Wheat was 15s. Od. according to which price, and a due allow. ante made to the baker, the assize and price of bread are as fol low, viz.— The peck loaf household. to weigh 171 b. Goa. is Ss 01 'The halt peck 2s. 61. and the smaller In proportion. Average The nett boxing match on the lapis is one between Dutch Sam and 'Void, for 50 a side, challenges having been given and received, and the money is ready on both sides. MATCH AHAJNST Thur.—Friday se'nnight, Robert Ell. rby, a labourer, at Wold Newton, )n the East Riding of l'crkshire, was matched to run flitter) miles in one hour and 45 minutes, and was allowed to take four stparate starts. It was nut Gy him as under: The first five miles—run in SS minutes and 30 seeonds. He then stopped one boor and thin y minutes. Second five miles . ---53 minutes and 39 seconds. .Stopped 45 minutes. Third Start—He then ran three miles and three quarters in U minutes and 42 seconds. The heat and the erottd becoming very oppressive to hint, he stopped one minute and twelve se. cowls for refreshment, and then tau the concluding mile and a quarter in nine minutes and 48 seconds—winning Lis match by one minute and eleven teconds. He ran very strong through the whole of the dis tance, and in a very neat manner. A subscription was made for him amongst the gentlemen. A very melancholy accident happened lately, at the lime-kilns near Garstang, occupied by Mr. J. Seed. T. Johnson, aged about 60, and Peter, his son, aged about '2O, were at their usual employMent of attend. ing the kil. s, one of which had been in part filled the l l day before with limestones and cinders, and about six o'clock in the morning they lighted the fire, and pro ceeded during the day in filling up die kiln, occa sionally going down a ladder into it, to level the bet: of enders and limestones. About six o'clock in the afternoon, a person passing the kilns observed two men lying in one of them, and supposed they were Asleep. intim:lion WA; given to Seed of their situa tion, who immediately ran to the kiln, in company with a person (-1 : the name of Kitchen, and on their reaching the kiln, went down the ladder, fixed a rope to one of the bodies, which was to be drawn up, and Kitchen came up the ladder before the body ; but when his head was as high as the top of the kiln, he fell down. SeNI ran down, but on endeavouring to raise Kitchen, found he was dead. He then returned, but with difficulty reached the top, nearly exhau.ted. J. Ro4kell, wi! . .l a rope tied round him, then went down, and fastened a rope to Kitchen, who was drawn up, and medical as•Astance given, but in vain. Tht which ras charged with eindei s, was ten feet from the top. The bodies of Johnsen and his son were af - terwards got out with hooks. INDIA.— A Gentleman lately brought over an ani mal, which much surprises all who have seen it. Its size in length is. three feet, white as milk, body round, the nib sharp; &c. The Reader may see it, free of expense, by applying at the Worm Museums, 74., Long-acre,.iar 3, High-street, Shoreditch. The came was extracted on the 12th instant from the aerate man's foot, by Dr. GAHDXF.Hi before many witnesses. The curious can inspect this Indian at Long acre to the 5:11 July, and the following week. at bhoreditch. Dr. QAIMNER has expelled worms froM the bowels one hundred feet long; which cause fits, declines, &c. See and believe. W.A'IER. AT 1.0N1 , 0N BRIDGE TO-MORROW. Morning...• Aft ..... ........ 40 :n+mnra after 6 DIED. Tuesday k.s•, in hie 7 ith year, Giir ; Collins, Esq. 50 years ill the artvi e cf the Bank of E tiglaoci. Same day, at his haute in tit. Albalev-street, Valentine Green, Esq. A K. A. Keeper of the lit isibh utlon t Adlestv p, Gl.•-n , ttrshlre, art! 79, the Rev. licinas I.inh, of Stonehigh Mimi!, in the County of Wairviick, mid rt eter of Atilt strop. . On the h \lay last, at Barrio■, in Spain, on hi. march with the army, Major Edmond Dailey, of his Maj. hty's smistegitneet. T i Ili ce.tbratcd Cordial, BALM • f GTLEAri, • . iF a pretrver anti restorer of bt:slth to the w.ak,r b' in• ckly •• infirm:. Its w:.rin aid rer.ovaii , g Twiny im isputtibl ren.• tlcr, it tht be* medicine tor reiazi.tiops. d. bil.ty, .aiisituile, ire qiuking of thv spirits, and. ail those neiv.ilit 4fictions wAch harass and opprebs tht w ak, the scdriita y, and the delta cafe. v...rint , and t.teadies the cold and tr. mu. us ny-tTeb, in. vtgarates the i musc - alar ;:rtern, animates the sp rite, .nd renovates t mar; wlicre; . .y the chill Wa•lety fluids become rich baliant . and the circulation resumes its health. nl state. :old by M. thews and Leigh, lit, Strand, London; A. itnith, North Brig..; e Edinburgh ; and all Medlcuie Vir der.. Pricy I 1.. each, or hew n one fam b , ntle for 3Ss Sy which See llt bot tle is say: d, ith the 'voids '• Simi. Solomon, lir, royal,'" co. grat etl 0, tli Stamp. . 11 . Di. *lonian expects, whim consulted by lett r, the ask sustiUUKA: . at a ate; ip wad sou to be iirlesed, pawpaw" SALES BY ATICTION. YOUNG ?ME FRESH HORSES, (Bays and Browns) From the Royal Horse Guards. By Mr. ALDRIDGE, At hit Repository, Lo St. Martin's lane, ow Wednesday, July '7, v One o'Clueli, ABOUT TWENTY remarkably fine Bay and Brown HORSES, from the aliove Regiment, for and five years old, in general stew mach blood, and from their action calculated fur light cut iages, road%ters, its. Are disposed of solely toy account of being too light for foreign service. May be viewed two (#ys previous to the Szle, A. MATADI DISC/ADEL TIE Value of nit. FitsgMAN°S GCTT A SA LtrrAlld'i• • r TI been so lorg prove.', that nothing of the iwesent c.ty cen bear a competition with it, in all the . 4 111::rc ,- e-41.4 a certain disease ; whlab t effe4nally cores and vr.vitcatte , to the habit, without excitir.y tbt yeitut..l faalk;gs .ind exposure that attends salivation—wi,Lout debilit -t to; the cor at :Luta. , n in any degree, or even ree,iiirlng conattement from hiwiness or rr-tftee• tine of diet. 'lie radical v:Ttties of three trntettierxh!e Drop' have proved their claim to rthlie apprubst:%n for a m. re le.t t t .)- . In all the debility of both t! - ey rreve t• t .v.o-f.tilcity ro rstive—wbaht: tite tientlity is prod:teal ttto Cie?! est. 4%.'1t"..r -cury, by illicit plel , ures, ur 11. e t ffeets of swarm cl!asate. To travellers and Ulric going, a';road, t ner he re.utienten i 4 too strongly, as they viii receive a s.tf,t, speis. 4 ) and oontOcie cure, in all old .toht.ort f s luetc, and c very ocaie''s that V" .l the bladder and oris.a.‘, r.r urine. I y its ef7racy wt ti . 44 have become 1T1004415, tillu fur r years had bee 4 dtf that Lf:ppinets. Sold w:luitsale a:.d rc'ail, at Mr. Yn. 4, Cl L ervsit!tt, the corner of Patti's L'lturel. , , :id; and teen:, it ) nciati .•I4 Sharp, Portsmun.h; I ia!l G 0 , 07( . Al. ‘Veito.t, Ma!lory, Jorra, l ore., a; I rex:mar., ; l'ooltwottl Gienvi Ic, ti,;:eri, arti Plymetlttt ; lin ; Lava' an•l Cles r tow ; Sweth, • Scott, attti rd.:Abut:4 ; 1116 ; t• ; t.: re, and Rn 2, I,;:ry.; end Etlwerds Livopoul; S!at7,i and 1.-pet, :1,-Ntsmluto ; Knott and , 111)4, ; C;re:;ory, letizsnot , ; an!: mats: Medicine Ven horde., at 9.1. I. M. inl "*J*. BROMLEY, KEN It'tont RESIDENCE, GARDENS, PotAsuRE.GROUNDE, amd MEADOW LAND, Teri Miles from LONDON. By Mr. ROBINS, At Gerraway's, on Tkur.day, July V, at Twelve, by Dram of the Executors, , A VERY desirable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, Xi. part held for a term which will expire at fmrly My, 181:9, and part held under the Bishop of Rochester tir three Aires, call ed BROMLEY LODGE, a very beautiful Villa with Portico in front ; planned for tile accommodatimi of a Gentleman's presenting an uniform Iluddin,r, erected witinn a few years, the principal part of Portland Stone, situate at the east end of Broni • ley, a fine commanding situation, the Itesidence and Property r! W at. MENzsu, Ass, deceased. The lino se is pi...et 41 en a lto tadduck at an agreeable distance front the ;toad; emtuining I • trance Hall, Eating Parlour, handsome Drawing Rola). aot; Library ; on the First Fire.r, a hlorning or Lady's Dr..ssir,:- Rouen, overlooking an extensive and ric:i r•runrr.., , , three ~ :aciohs Bed Chambers, and six Rooms for Servants over; exce:lt.it (Acts of all dessriptions, roomy Ya:l, wrli Coach lion tt. , , Stables tor eight Horses, Farm Yar.l and ghil.t exloolent Gardens waited round, Green-Hot:se, I lotstleuse, &c txcellciot Cold Bath, Lawns, Paddoths,e: closure , of Meadow Land; the whole upwards of Twenty-one Acres; the principal Oa •-n.:Xeled l•y thriving Plaarations, and lot ty I.'orcst Trees, dry Gravel-walks, Alcove., awl Seats; the whole an tlae most complete order. 'to p, viewed, by Tickets on!;; Porticil'ars may be had on the ' 1 Premises; at the Bell, Bromley ; Knig's Arms, awe! Greyhound, Croydon; Crown, Seven Oaks; of Mcsors. Jones and G.. ea, So knots, Salisbury-square ; at Garraway's., and cf Mr. Robin s, Warwick-square; whom Ticite:s for viewing may ere had. 1111.1., KENT. Delightful Residence, w.th Ga.-dells ? Pleasure Gran :4, and • kleadow Lat,d, &c. uf GUt. UNIAN (-VA: tl5. TO N:4 •B. CA:a:I r, 0, firs.a• at.ruey-Stlect. of Platt. triAr'—l•r , 4l,e _ _ 14:110..12: , e, `l:etitig',, So; hsvath, filar e h :., Is l 5,.. DEA R Si R. Wlittn I. c ilv ir.i , :::.v. (.:, the wo p, (haul cure wh.ol ymr Med.chies 0-... i. t ri•uuurd um Inc , I t 4-...1 hl.i.:( Actitiitt- .1' rw. .. t , it ma.i.i. Tor he 44 1.”1 , 40.0e. la the year Itavi I broke my kg two JiCere..t tams In tl-e same week, and it n a. so b.ttlly sit as to olilme in, to wa 1: wit% my kette on a wo..den lit for six y qv, the fine tbree 4.f winch I trim seseral of the most eminent Surgc. , :is in Lon :o• the last of whont was Mr. Atl,ley Cooper. until he ;.1-• n .ttoced !ate ir.. 1 cot ab!e, which was in .1.4: year itio9. I then b. yped tit hlso tat cut di my I.g; let ansy:er t o which he nits,: ved, tlia• amptita'iUll voiiiti he the death of mc, thcre!"re he them:• d tlzi, i rera:iuth. 111 the year 1812, you haring euied Joy brorlisr of a Mutt die ; tre:.s ng Itead-itch,:, he recommended in , to y 4,..: I attended on my wooden leg, when my kg measured nor Mch and three var. has less than the other—it was cohl at ice, and had been so For the last five years. Notwithstand n 3 thi , , 1 li.rl no use for my wooden leg on the second day. .1 he sixth day 1 finally kft sell my crutches, being capLble of walking with a stici. In about three months I was tiompleatly cured, and have contlmed ever since as well and at, in right as ever I was. But what seems to me still mote strange 'llan this, is, that this 1-g ne. w measures ' the same size . as my other, nor has it ever been eat stow the 1 fir-t week of itiaiig your Lotion and thing your l'ill4. My singular case :s wrli known to nearly all the le. 01 hi in Iletley on I, 'll.invis, and to 111,1 e tkan a thousand people i 4,1 ling wi. hen a 1 su art -r of a mile moot your house, w'terei live ; ..nd hr assmed it I can never be forgot by me i.n long as l am sayable of rccollm ion ~ 1 and am, Afar Sir yoor hurlbte 11011211', . I • No. ',, Maid-lane. WILLIAM DO WLING. I (Cue 46 :it a future va.,er,) , By Mr. ROBINS, At Gatraway's on I hersday, July 2 2 , at twelves ADesirable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, comprise ihg a very eligible and commodious Residence, planned for the accommodation of a Gentlemen's Faintly, deliglinudy situate in a rural part of the Court!). of Kent, near lit ock ley-hill, between Lewisham, Dulwich, and Sydenhum, commanding pleasing and intermit!: Views, with beaueful walks and rides in various directions, sera:aced from the road by a close fence, en- Closed with lolchog gates, iazt screened by thriving est. tgreett forest trees and fine grown timber, aaptoached by a cartiage drive, encircling a Lawn, planted with shrubs, flowers, tee. The House contains on the tip,•tr storey, a Nursery and fled room adjoining, a small ,Itti,:ieg-room or - Dressing-room, two other bed chambers, Chimes in :he diffeteet rooms, an l a Store roods ; first-flour, Ave excelleet decl-chambers, bathisoniely pa- • pored. of good proportiens, doilies, bec.; ground stool, haw lice ' NI . ,ri; 7. - .k..,1. ,i,u..tti +be th e ,Lit,didini, q Sam I Hall, Breakfast. Parloar, Gentiernait's pressing-room, Library, i A riappiote ws, which :a u.ien digurbed through the parties and in the wings a teunesoin6 Drawinazaiean and Eating-pa:flout s sex f arm the ueio nor takme those pi• ec;,,ut/orts wldch would 4 .- thirty feet by twenty tee., thirteen tart high, 9petat g to .. Vt. care them the oujelitt• lit 01 that great domestic blessule. PerTto rands the length of the front of the 'rouse. awl looking 'oft+ Of every leek pay At:ration to . the s'irine oeveediock , hut where the lawn, a colonade connecting the t , uuse with a Coneersa- r the ccnstitintou las been tainted I , y 11 avast, or thhileated by a tory stored with grapes ; in the batement are all requi-ite certain habit centracted a• an early Age, a renovation of stability Offices, detached capital tour-stall Sta:ile, Hatnese rootn,.v.ith pre . .ious to entering hat state is italtspens;bly requ: to to revive Loft and Mens' Room over, a Cart i orse stabl e , two Coaclit the slumbetang 'perks of lee, anl.tu rcattimate tee sperm. * fur Houses, Laundry, and Fruit Room over, tearciener's 14billie IP no disorders have cornbuted more eseevially to destroy Hytisto an enclosed Yard, Poultry Houses, Drying Ground, two Kitchen nail happinsos than tit .se which .:re thecons.-queuee of u: guarded Gardens, one part waited, fully stockee, cropped, and pianted; pleasure. It Wit: 'WS eorisisieration wheat Induced Mesons the Pleasure Grounds are laid out seta, 1.157,, and eacelteut Gra. CU w Rlli and Co. fur these las, .welity yule's, 'it dirt ct then htee • vel Walks, an Orchard, and Meadow Land, containing in all up- des and practice exclusiveiy to the tratonent and cure of the Veit wards of thirteen Acres. • orreal Dgease, atal the diteirders an, rig therefrnm, as also to that To be viewed by Tickets. Particulars may be had on the derattgenient of the system, produced by the deo rucawe habit of Premises; at the Lion and Lamp, t At ov;,,,liaos • GieVII Man, *thy .nconOcirrete scieetl-buy, welch hrlties on reties d stressing Blaclateatti ; Bell, Bromley; King's Arius, and Greyhound, Drhilit;es and Defieivisaies iii 1 prevent or embi:tcr the Main ' Croydon ; Golden Lion, Sydertham; at Garraway's, widot Mr. motoal state. The successful re-nit o• :heir pt ea, rives theta Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square. additional ardo .r to oppose the ravages of the .r c.aupiaints, - Which are ti 4. moo in-Tr:tete in the era:Atte or Litman infins MANOR ADVOWSON, and most d es i ra bl e 1-RE F.HOLD • .e! miters It behaves sect y persua oho has 'lndulged ie this :eel , ha FACE, in Hampshire. --Toeether or in Lots. tare vacs to seek relief by tun - lilting profeesional ottu of emie At the Dolphins Inn; Southampton, on tit edaesday the 91st day termer, to si. .ic i . yore et e ant,Co.claim t t . uteice and h • -'' 1 'XI Cri 'CI e of July, 1813, at '1 welve o'clock, P2llCtiv3 a scholastic aut.:trey, as we ll as tie , testimony of en. Capital ES ['A I E, situate in the most pleasaot cOntraikted :acts. lii Term . ,s ine 'he :ore of these complaints, ... I- 1 part of Hampshire, adjoining the Southaniatoll River, and they KAI out ItO inducenit nt to vier ; but, eenniele 'i all le n the Neon Forest; conesoug of the MANOR in DII3DEN. wbh n ust be of the existence te such calamities, they idler their astiso several convenient Farms, and beautitul Woods, well inclosed; taste as reitnetly-educa ,t 1 Memoirs of the Royel Culleges of containing in the whale 933 A. tilt . Itt i'.' Also the ADVOWSON of the R!. C WRY of DI BDEN. con- our Bu n s Of 1.0 11.1 t1n and Editibu .. ,h.. • • .f 1 c 1)r. Curiae, la 7, Hatton-Garden sis-ing of a neat modern House, melt delightfully setae ed, with 44 Turd -- a-ei- greet pleas,,re in curuntoneating to Doctor 7A. OR. GP. of Pasture Land aajoblisig ; and tire l'I'1"-s -f all Currie tbe perfect riarittabineiraert of his heaith, n cousequeeec kinds of the whole P,:rish, containing (exeluave of the Purlieu) ol u,. , mild and mini-rabic treat' wet of aerie:twee an the Urethra. op wards of IWO Acres. The Purtieu within the Manor contains He may all thet Le eas not fur many yeets enitoed so much 34. Acres- co:loort and fr. e tom C . oin pain; ...la h.• ei,t,rt;:ins in, dcule at In 'his Estate there are some of the 'finest citeatlons in the Ins ha;ine nig-lived, Verough his skin and atteation, a penes: - and kingdom for bitildtag, commanding the most urtig :fu. %twos of taklrr., cure in that aor rin complain. As 1 - .. was not a airat.ger the Southampton River, Spithead, the New Purest, and adja- to tile maiiner Out 0 hers treeteit .'oe completer, be 14.11 it ie his cent country. power, tro . 0 ., , par tribute 'I lie Estate is extremely well clothed with re markabl y fine ut a !a:r trial and aped companson, of appiause to lir. Cu: ne soh At he- sensed. Weis and shall twee thriving Oak Tintber, and every way eligible tor tae Ma of Far- be must toady and w,l;:eg te acknowledge " tune feel the Sportsman ; and el caealet lit gr-at improvements Messrs Curr.e and Co. may in collietted by patients of caber Print. d Particulars, welt a Plea it ere, d, may be had of See, wth the greatest secrecy and etniatif. a Veit- 1111111 e, No. Messrs. Richardson and Corfirid, 7, Lincolandtin-fi.-Id.,l.uttdon ; 107, H aeon-Gard, n. l'atietes in the C.o6lltly arc reou-st••.l to avlie principal lusts in Cie neighlwerebod; ant! of Moirs Webb, slate th pa:declare A :heir case, age rt.. gen..rel habit. oi heirs, Webb, and Attwood, Salisbury.—Mr. 1 pumas Wyett, at the and incitiettig a remin ince :or ale ce and inedicitieb, whet' the Matior Farm, I)ibdcn, %en' slew the I ate s. same wit: be given or still to airy pan se the Milldam - - ------ --- - • -- ELEGANT MARING VILLA and C:oevriot.o ESTA t E of SiXTY ACRES of AND, at the rutal VILLAGE of WAR , ;ASH, at the Conflux of the SOU ITIAMP MN and HUMBLE KIVEKS, Five Mile. below SUUI . I - IAMP FON, HANTS, with imme , fia.c. Posse , sion. By Mr. STE WART, At Lis Great Room, 194, Piccadilly, on Thursday, July 22, at Twelve, in One Lot, AVALUABLE and truly pleasant MARINE VILLA and COPYHCLD ESTAIE, nearly qual to Freehold, Land-tax redeemed, situated at the rural Village of War•ash, at the conflux of the Southampton and Humble Rivers, commanding beautiful and diversilled views of Sh.pping a:al the Isle of Wight, compri.....; an elegant Dwelling liouse, with Coa:h-Lotiselt and Stabling for six Horses, Gardens, t !easure grounds, Farming Buildings, and nearly 60 Aires of rich Pasture, Arable and Wood Lund, Warsash five miles below ;:sauth. atnpton. May be viewed until the Sale; printed Particulars had at the Villa, at Warsash; the Dolphin, Sontia..ittptuit ; Ir,ns a: Theis field ; George, Winchester; Aire/4.II'CA • India Arms, Gas" port; Crown, Portsmouth ; Bush, Farnham Anus, Bag shot ; Messrs. Dawson and Wratislaw, tzaillie+ace, New Bur lington-street ; at the Auction Mart; and of Mr. Stewart, 194, Piccadilly, where a Plan of the Estate may be sees, and taws made for treat.ng by Private Contract. --- ESSRS. GOSS and Co. as regu arty educaud Surgeons of London, have sedulously devoted their awn:. tion for these List 17 -years to the study of those disorders which so frequt ratty embitter, and too often prevent, that inestimable blevang. matrimonial , felicity. The tir.rivalled ► a 'otiose that ski hove hitherto r. caved Iron% ptr.o..c ot the first dlsrnetiJn, and the uriform success a tend'ng •brie supvrit r mode of treatment in such complaints, induce them thus publicly to offer their assist. once. • In all cases o! debility or deficiency, whether rsoul•ing trent the too frequency of partic pat big hisibe•geiedes of a fashionable life, the unbr.lr.ded indulgence of libertinisin,Or a secret, son ar', destructi.re habit, which weiketai the energy of tte stied, and destroya the flov..r r of yout 11, by producing ater.lity in the ow sex, and impotence in the other, they offer a safe andµermatient cure. lo those who, from such complaiots, are prev. tart o.to the marriage star, and ashamed to seek relo-f, brood over their inlirmitie• ill silence, it most be contoing to %Mow, however di& colt or ineff cruel ear core may be 'veuted by other pratiltintieni the . , by a • ...mooting a:id infa hide nteth..d, they may be restored to a sound and vigorous cons:itialoo. A ce:tevrt Disortkr, trio quently coniractoo n a moment of indiscretion, and every species of Venereal I.ltec ion, by a mild and never-fakling mode of treat ment, is spesahly and radically removed, without 'resitaint In diet or exercise, as also - rictures of the Urethra and Wert, whieb:kei are enabled tee cure in a *art p.-1 intl, wohout recourse to the pantie i, dangerous effects of the Catigic; retr trace of which can be Liven to ..evetai Ueutlemin or high reilieetabil.e - f, who haw been coma in a very short pericol, seer having tobhiared unurr s. rictures•cor many years To morn. el fintaaa. wholte•espec. tt . ;ono of those teed' • pl-da-s ot connubial happiness have be. n di !voted, it:May also be a iilea.pg r. atm In to know, that by a proper prises et once. in their rent. it , ft the general health Is rime. stated. and :he imp removed. Messrs. Oosa and Cu. exclusively professing the cure of th-4e particular complaints, in artier 0 at they may not be marked I a mistaken few wit:. the obloquy su Justly attached to e i r t: , • • rant empiric, think it bur justice to thenoelves to state that thry have been properly csiumed and initlaved into verry bunch ..f t! e profession (certileates ot *MO crop hospiml.. testimonials ft-,m 'he moat emiflent phr:cians, they hai e.O vince sti•y inqu met.) that the success re-uiting !rein their c ,:ea• yours Gilt iinluord them ta quit the µieeder of tile general I .r t.tioner, ..cal to. y pre urn , that their pretels.osis : list.: foe wait stet lied tor In- unprecedented col fidel:ct• with w. ice. they haws by the been so iibera le hootturech 1 . -mien , ' it .I , e colony Sr r tun 4.1 state ,he oartic-!a -1 ot to nye, age, sod niento . r of Lying, enelosiog liAnk...ne tor advice and medicines, and the sane will forwarile. - u L'l? pan ot ktngiltan • and Co. Sate • VEGE itth I OKA L TOO 14 Po W iii;fi.. REATMFUL White TLeth tiAity b. eg , :rdcti as .1,1 , one cf the greatest blessings Pros , 'Act e. cut b:sl, - ;w, without which the finest formed face is intperfect; intten , ion -he teeth and rims is the principal cause of an offemive Meath L'u rJAR'S VEGILTABLI aIIITORATVII TOOTH POVDIVIL la a most elegant and certain remedy for all diseasei of Rae teeth an.l gums ; its particular qualities are not simply confined to cleansing the teeth but will preserve them in the highest suite of pert 0.011 ; it V/ it render tfiem beautifully white, fasten such as may be loose, and I restore thun to their original purity, etrirely etaitcate the ,curvy In the gums, cause them to adhere dose and firm to the teeth, reader them of a healthful red, and the hrea:h delicately sweet redeve and cure the most excruciating tooth-ach, gum-Isles, and sweded face. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's 4. Chearitt.t.t, cornet of St. Paul's Church lard; and retail by I kisut and sharp, Porta outh ; Hall and Johnson, Gosport; Allnutt, Weston, Mallory and Jones, Portsass; Trewman, Exeter ; Coukwottity, Gilbert, and Hostand, Plymouth ; Newbury , Du blin ; Bax.et and M'Donald, Glasgow ; binitb Manderston. Scott, and C. - tOlt Edinburgh ; Crutwell, Bath; Ross and Peck, Hull; White. heighten; Roberts .• Seidutt, and •Ruff, Cheltenham; Gre and Billinge E d wards and Penny, Liverpool ; Awns and 4:yncb, Manche ster ; Bowen, Norwich : Knott and Lloyd, Bit- Isingnani ; Gregory, Brighton; and of most respectable Mesh,- eite Te4lere is thtt IlibtrtiSP, hs ASS 44 il•• eito eat 1- "els i S. Brouvcri :•stret, Fleet str•rt. IQ NI ) 1N: Printed Kato, Picae :.are, auJ t.'o , ".4ltett there, and At the Star-Office, Ttelylc-Bar. • a i a ta:r trial and a jo•t comparison, ca. , imp owe. - - to llr. Cut tie wh Al he , eosin, tees and shall ever to dy and %titbit:4 ti. acknowledge" id :urr.e and Co. may in cuui..sttd by patients of e i t yee L he giratest secrecy and :rtniolir, tt.oir tionte, No. 1-Garden. Patinit , s in the country art requat-.1 to mi ticulars :.heir case, age rt.'. gen..ral habit. ol licit g, ig a remittance for adv , ce and mediclues, wheu the ff re given or seal to any part of the kingairm RS. GOSS and regu as Co. educated ' • eons of London, have sedulously devoted their auto:. " se List 17 -years to the study of those disorders which ty embitter, and too often prevent, that inestimable atrimonia! felicity. The unrivalled i a nonage that they to r, crived Iron ptrso..s ot the first dlstinctibn, and a success astentVng heir supvrit r mode of treatment .„ 1 iplaints, induce them thus publicly to offer their assist- -1 cases es! debility or deficiecey, whether rmal•ing trent pulley of partic pat sig in the-gaitties of a fashionable yr:lr.:led indulger:sr:of libertininnyar a secret, sot tar'', I ad tire habit, which wrikens the energy of the mind, and by flov.lr of youth, by producing wer.iity in the ow ars, a i !nee in the other, they offer a safe and permanent cure. 711: ho, from such complaiuts, are prrvotrellentering !..to ite star, and ashamed to seek relo-f, brood over their Al ill silence, it must be consoing to know, however di& lot i ctual tae core may be 'reined by other prartttioneni i ennvating a:id nteth..d, they may be restored Ps and vigorous convitioloo. A cs:taia llisorskr, fry 'i ractoo to a moment of indiscretion, and every species d Pike ion, by at mild and never-fakling mode of treat- . nta middy and radically removed, without 'retotaint In diet au as alto - ricture 4 of the U rrthra and Wert, which:be/ 1 to core in a short p.-1 Intl, slntriout recourse to the ingerous effects of the Caustic; references of which can o •,everai Ueutieno n or high respectabil.e . ", who har... 1 in a very short perintl, at:er having tabhirred untier far many years Ti. marmot! wholia•cepec. those teedr• ot connubial happiness have be. 0 g,f is oaf also be a 01e.i...rg r lit co.ln to know, that by a "severance. in their rent. di , ii the general health Is rime. I :he imp lino-:its removed. • 00SR and Cu. rac tuarvrly professing the cure of th-4‘ complants, iu artier tl et they may not be marked I ; n few wit , . the obloquy s Just ty attached to e i r t;• , .• • le o sic, think it Wit ju.nce to thetiorlve. to state that thry ag properly cducined and rottlaved into every branch ..f orlon (certilicates of svoich crop eilleret.t hospital., l rla ft.on 'he most emir:eat phys:cians, they hat '0 Cirl* V inqu set.) that the ruccess re-uiting !rent c e t induced diem to quit the pi actice of the general I .r , c• ind to. y pre urn , that their pretels,ci. • : rist“.: me a eir to ✓ hr• unprecedented cut firlet:ce with w. ten they haws beta so iibera le hootaured. sit ait .I.e colony) , Si. r qtr‘ 4.1 o state •he Bit. age, and usanto•r o' Lying, rot-town a liAnk...!o:c tin easel medicines, and the same will be farsvarti.:. u L'l? It u ingdom and CO. Stneclett e t IS, Dnuvcri :-street, Fleet street. - • - . _ _ . lIN : Printed by i.eres Keret Pieee• : .are , and • ..!'.shed there, and tit the Star-Oflice, Temple-Bar.