Star. — London, England, 1813-06-05 00:00:00

iffill 1111 ~~ . • •! • . • • OLD .84 . 11. LE . • • Yesterday 'R. Brady, 'better known by the ding name of Oxford Bob, and E. Burkett, were indicted for forging a number of indorsements to a Bank Post Bill, for £5O, with intent to defraud Grant, Birby, and Co. Bankers, at Portsmouth. It appeared, that on the evening of the 11th of April, 1812, a parcel of Bank of England notes, Bank post bills, &c. to the amount of £12,000, had been made:up at the Banking-house above mentioned, for the purpose of being sent to London by the next day's coach. One of the Clerks of Grant and Co. .deposed, that there was a ,8.50 Bank post bill in the parcel; but his own recollection could not enable him to identify the bill in question when shewn him. Mr. Birby, when hewn the bill in question, stated, that he could still see traces of the signature of Mr. Grant, one of the partners, which had been partially effaced from it. 9. Richardson deposed, that he knew the prisoners two years ago. He•had been concerned with them, / and a number of other persons, in committing various robberies, forgeries, and frauds. About twelve years ago, he was convicted of larceny, and was confined nearly seven years on board the Hulks. In the month of April, 1812, Brady called on — the witness, and said, the Portsmouth mail had been robbed, and he believed he could procure the. witness the property.— The parcel was according left at his house, and consisted of a number of cut Bank of England notes, and Bank post bills, cut and whole. He believed the Bank, post bill in question was among them ; there was ope for the same sum. It was agreed_ that part of the property should be taken to onefohn Cooke, and the Bank post bill for £5O, and others, were ;etained by Richardson, who took it to B ur k ett f or the pur pose of having the indorsement, , 4 Paid Ladbroke and Co. • Grant and Co." extracted. He left the bill at Burkett's, No. 1, Riley -street, Chelsea, for some days, and when he got it again, the special indorse ment m as evracted, and a blank indorsement was put on it. It was then delivered to a person named Har ley, for him to get it negeciated. Burkett informed the witness, some time afterwards, that it had been paid away to a Mr. Miller, a silversmith, at White chapel, for foreign geld. C. Miller depose a, that one Stanley purchased from him, on the Ist of June, 1812, gold coin, to the amount of £360, for which he received in part the Bank, post bill in question. The evidence for the prosecution being closed, Burkett read a written defence, denying any know. ledge of the transaction ; and commented with some ingenuity on the character c,f Richardson. Brady contented himself with a declaration of his innocence. The Jury, after having retired for about a quarter of an hour, returned a verdict Lading bah the pri soners Guilty—Death. R. Brady was again pnt to the bar, charged, along with IV. Badeoci and J. Hill, with forging and utter ing a check fee the amount of 8590, purporting to have been drawn by P. tihrubh, for Messrs. /viagnay and Pickering, with intent to defraud Mes4-s. Robarts, Curtis, and Co. In this case, also, Richardson and Cooke, who had been admitted King's evidence, were the priucipal witnesses; and the substance of ;heir depositions was, -that Hill; being acquainted with a hay-salt-sin:in in Whitechapel Market named Parsons, pro:tired horn him three checks: one drawn by P. Shrubb, En- Mag. stay and Pickering, for £9. 10s. ; one by Walker and Sons, for £6 ; and one by Birchall and Co. for £9. 10s. These were given at their meeting, in the 'Horns Tavern, Doctors' Commons, to. Cooke, who is remarkably skilful in imitating any hand-writing, for him to forge on blank checks, procured from the Bankers by sending a person with a note in the names of the persons keeping cash there for a few more checks. Cooke took them home and executed them, and broug:lt them to the Horns Tavern, when the one in question was given to Badcock. Richardson and Badcock then set off for Milk -street, while the other party went to the Moorgate Coffee-house.— When arrived at Milk.street, Badcock called a porter from the corner of Honey-lane Market,and dispatched him to Roba:ts and Curtis's house, to get cash for the check, while Richardson, who waited at some distance in order to observe the person of the porter, followed him to Lombard-street. There he went to get change for a country bank note, made payable at that house, as a pretence to enable him to observe whether the forged check was paid or stopped. Find ing that the porter- had been paid, he set off before him, •and gave Badcock information that " all was right ;" who then quitted the public-house to which he had retired, met the porter, and received the money. The worthy pair then joined the other part of the junta at the Moorgate Coffee-house, where they shared 43800, the successful fruits of two days industry.—These circumstances received strong cir cumstantial corrobotation from a number of other witnesses. After a patient and. able summ . i.7 up by the Learned Judge, the Jury returued a verdict—Brady and Badeock, Guilty—Deiab; and acquitted Htll, who was remanded on another charge (1 forgery. Cooke declared, on his cross-examination, that be had formerly been a hosier, but had fur the last twelve years been engaged almost entareiy in nefarious trans actions like the preLent. Twelve were convicted cf felony, viz. T. Long, W. Marley, T. Jones, J. Kean, Mary Rubetas, Rich. Walker, C. Game,, W. Thompson, and C. J. Coop-r. kr baying in their pi.ssesion certain foq,ed L.ink „notes without law e:.cuse; W. Duffy, fi). a pocket-book, crartaining t'.vo £1 barik notes, t.., priii:erty of T. ; T, Davis, tor sic..ling. a .C 1 Bank note, the property of ,Lc .Earl of Wilton ; and Su , anna:r Davis, for steali:i J. 31• in money, the pro perty of Catherine Thompson. And Sarah Fell was acquitted. Thursday, in the Consistory Court, Doctors' Com mons, before Sir W. SCOTT, HUGH DOHERTY obtain ' ed a sentence of divorce, a metua et Moro, against ' ANNE DOHERTY, his wife, for adultery. Yesterday the drivers of two Deptford coaches ; were fined by the Commissioners ; one in the sum of "Cis. and the other 20s. for refusing to carry a Gentle man and two Ladies from Deptford to London, on ;Monday last, without jut receiving the double fare tor each person. GUESTONLIN 111 i:DICINES.--CASB 85. To Mr. B. Guts!, No. 9, GrtatSurrey-smet, foot Black. friar's-brid;c. Maid-lane, uLot Southwark, March 8, 1818. DEAR Si R—Wfvt I conttmplAte on the won. derful cure which year es h.: cc performed= me„ I let I *lnv:lt'd. irons of havin ! ! it made puiJlic as possible. in the y.ar I i,6 , ; I broke my kg two eiherent times In the same week, and it was so badly set a: to oblige me to walk with ntv knee ou a wooden kg le r six years, - the first three of which I tried saveral of the most eniinent Sill geons in London, the last of siliom was Mr. Ashley cooper, until he promtunced site in corable, which v. as in the year I sort. I then begged of Mm to my ire answer to which he okwrved, that amputation would be the Orath is: me, tin refore he declined this operation. In the year I Sl2, yon having cured my bristlier of a most dis tre..s ng Lead-ache, he recommended me to you: I attended on icy wooden leg, when my leg measm cd one inch and three quar tets less than the other—it was cold at lee, and had been so for the last live years. Nutwithstaud ug this, I had no use fur my wooden leg on the second day. he sixth day I finally left off my cruichoi, being capable of walking with a stick. In about three months i was compleatly cured, and have continued ever since as well and as upright as ev. r I W 43. But what seems to me still more strange than this, is, that this leg now measures the same size as my other, nor has it ever been cold since the first week of using your Lotion and taking your Pills. My singular case :s well known to nearly all the people in Henley on . 1 hames, and to more than a thousand people reeding within a quarter'of a mile from your house, where Moe ; an be assured it can never be forgot by me m lung as i ant capable of recollectioo ; and am, dear Sir, your himble servant, No t O,Mali-bna. . WILLIAM DOWLING. (4se SG las futurckaper.) . r mifßxzis. SMITHFIELD MARKET, TUNE 4. • TM reams or Sib. TO SINK fUE OVIAL. Beef 83 01 t 6 73 44 Veal 73 od tb es Od I Mutton 7s os to 83 04 Polk 6 Od to 7o 8d - Lamb is Od to 8, Sd. NEWOATE AND LEADENHALL MARKET. isti,per stone s Ss 841 to. 6. Sd. Veal 5. 4d to 7, 441 Mutton &I Od to 7s Od. Pork 7* od to 8. ud _PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. • Eats. Pockets. Kent ti es to Ist Os Kent lal Os se 151 0 Sews 81• 84 to 101 lus tittstex' 101 Os to 131 . 0 Essex 01 Os to 01 94 Farah Ili 01 Os to 01 0 PRICE OF COALS—COAL MAKKET, JUNE 4. Ships at Market ' Seld Prices. 14i Newcastle lit 49i. 6tl. to 525. Sd 2 Suosierlaad 2 485." Od. to Os. Dd 1 Culm 1 4 ?is. 64. Ostrom), MAT 29.—The second _best prier of a bushel of Wbeat was 15s. od; 'according to which price, and a due allow ance made to the baker, tLe assize and price of bread are as fol low, elz.—Th,e.peck loaf household.. to weigh 171 b. 6es. is 54 Od. l'he half peck 20.64. and the smaller in proponion. ASATORD, JUNI 1.-13erf, 14s 6d to 16s 6d per score.— Mutton, .5s 104 to Cs 104 per stun.—beasts 240.—Sheep and Lambs 755—Pigs 26—Ca1vt s £6. MActtAttEt..—The Gad of Mackarel, during the last week, was so great at Dover. that they were sold twenty for a shilling. EXTftAOtt IYAIty C IRCU NISTA parr. , t, be longing to Mr. CLIFF, of Peel Hall, near Tarvin, which has been in his possession eleven years, has this year bid two eggs. Tuesday a novel occurrence took place at Dur ham. The Freemen had enclosed a piece of ground called the Sands, and requested the Mayor to per ambulate the bOundaries thereof on their behaff, but to the great displeasure of the Freemen, the Mayor claimed the same for hiensef and his successors, and ap pointed that day for his perambulation. He set off from the Town Hall at 12 o'clock, ac companied by the Recerder, Town Clerk. and a few - Aldermen. The Freemen had appoin'ted grassmen, and set off about the same time, attended by a very numerous body of their brethren, with their trades, colours and drums. The two p 4ties met ; the Mayor at the cutride of the fence, the Freemen within; and ail the eloquenCe displayed by the Recorder and Mayor had no effect on the Freemen, who refused him admittapce. They being hire repulsed, retired aintist the acclamations of the multitude ; they then attempted entrance at another part of the ground, and through the exertions of the grassmen, the gate was opened, and they were permitted to walk along the public road ; and here the horse which James Ladles, the Mayor's grassman rode; took fright, and had not a person of the name of Goodfellow, at the risk of his life, caught hold of the bridle, both horse and rider would have been plunged into the river.— Both parties retired to the Town Hall ; after which, the Wardens •and several Freemen partook of an ex cellent dinner, at the Goat Inn, and the evening was spent with the greatest coos iviality. The piece of ground in dispute contains only about six acres, ge nerally stinted, before the enclosure, with asses and pigs, which were :rgreat annoyance to the persons oc cupyingiands adjoining, by trespassing therein. The Freemen intended to give the rent to a few old men. BIRTH. Saturday, at Lord Hotham's, at Hampton, Middlesex, the Lady of riu• and Rev. Fretkrit.le Hotham, of a son. DIED. At Edinburgh, the 25th ult. David Balfour, Esq. writer to the At EU oburgh, the sorb ult. aged three years and eight months, Mary Fr arces, the daughter of Major Hastings. At Cockptu, near Edinburgh the 19th ult. the Rev. Ebenezer Marshal, minister of Cockpen: Monday last, at Che,terlield House, May Fair, the Countess of Cheste. field. Her Ladys!lip was one of the Ladles in Wait ing to the Queen. At Newport, isle of Wigh', on the 25th ultimo, in the !7th year of her age, aster lnrg and painful suffertngs, borne with patient resignation, Elizabeth Reynold;, wife of Captain C. Reynolds, ut the 3d Ceylon Regiment, whilst under trials of the must afflicting nature. She was to him, who is now left solitary and sad, at once, a mother, wire, and friend. HIGH WATER AT LONDON B2IDGE TO-MORROW. Adorning.— . . Afternoon lB :Wolves after 8 KING'S HEAD TAVERN, POULTRY. JUST landed, a few fine lively TURTLES for Sale. Turtles dressed every day in the highest pufection for parties, or sent to any part orlown or Country. AGENTLEMAN consulted Mr. Spdsbury, at ais Dispensary, 15, Soho-square, last Summer, having an encrusted eruption of the pustular form covering his hands, at tended with violent pain,and swelling of t he glands ot the arm s from irritation. His nights sleepiris, and his helpless state (his hands being useless) rendered this case in so young a man distressing. Much or the Virulence had been product-I by previous improper treatment. Being directed to a mild sedative plan, the aggravated symptoms gave way, and the PATEN AN•I'ISCOkIIUTIC DROPS restored his bands to their natural state; and he now expresses himself as enjoying a beuer state of health than than the two preceding years. N. B. 1 he Genuine Medicine, Spilsbnry's Patent Antiscorbu• tic Drain:, has the words, " the King's Patent," expre4ed on the Boalcs, Bill of Dirc,lind, and Outside Wrapper, and the Ditty is printed in Blatic ink.--111 Battles of Six Shillings, Dou'ale Ten Slit tilligs seal Sispence—and largest One Pound Two bh.l:ings,!;uty iticlutktle—Compeund, Tsenue, Ss. This M•ttliiintt is pe.ttiliariy iii Scurvy, Gout; Rhea in ::crouituives a•ul C•nat•Ltints SALES BY AUCTION. KENT. - ELTHAM PARK MANSION, FARM, AND LAND, Eight Miles from London. By Mr. ROBINA, • M Garrawafs, on Thursday, June 17, at 'Fleets ••, in three Lots, THE truly desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, ELTHAM PARK MANSION and LAND. on a fine commanding situation, the Properly of the Right Hon. Lord RANCLIFFE; the Residence, on a very elegant plan, in the Grecian style, in an unfinished state, Conservatory, Ice-house, &c. excellept Offices of all descriptions, Stable-yard, Stable, and Coach-house, and Out-buildings. A capital Garden, part walled, and well stocked with Fruit trees, Hot-houses, Green - house, &c. Pleasure.uround and shady walks, surrounded by rich* Meadow, Pasture, At able, and Wood Land, Orchard, - Garden-ground, and Cottage, co:itaining about ONE HUNDRED AND FIVE ACRES, it, good state of culti vation. The Park and Land-. are ornatnented with fine stately Thnbet•trees and thriving riantaions, a Most ivy iticg and sheer ful spot for the Iteddence of a Gentler t, good roads in all di rections, and only eight miles from Lor.don. May be viewed by applying at the Mansion, where Part:cu lats may be had; at the Castle, Elt ham ; oltoo:tes-hil ; Fountain, Canterbury ; York Hotel, Dover ; . of Messri. Jenkins, James, and Abbott, New Inn; at Garraway's; and of Mr Robins, Warwick -street, Golden-sq..are, Where a l'ian may be r- en. SALES BY AUCTION: - - - ..:—..—.._ TO IRON-MASTERS, IRON-FOUNDERS, ENGI:4e, MILL WRIGHTS, &c. • TO BE PEREMP 'DRILY SOLD BY AOC l'ilN, At the Eagles in Ruabon, in the County of Oenbie on Mon the !Ise day of lune, 1813, at !Wave o'Clnck a NO W ,, , 4.16 eet to such Conditions as will he then pruritic J. menci L ng L on th th a e l 21;:h daAySE:soepLtemDbEr,SlBoll7A:ofrEaniatiliii.!! TERES I* for the remainder of a rerm of iii r..... 13 c ,.. tensive IRON WORK and COLLIERY, called the POI: KEY, i t with its Appurtenances , situate in the Township of M 4.r.a Above, In the Parish of Ruabun, iu the rid Clun•y of Der. l .o, consisting of a Blast Furnace, with Engines, hirchser 11 -u Railways, Cottages for Workmen, and all nest +slry Ap ? a,, z ; and conveniences for raising Coals andiron Stone for the niM.l of Iron. The above Premises and Machinery are nearly new, in es : ‘ lent order, and in fulkvorh, this Culinary and im Stogy W n Stoi t h Ivey ope ned upon an extensive sea'e, the M aerials of vier' •-a quality, and the bun made at these Work s I s %all at a supv: 4 price to most other lroh male in the neigh'.ou:hood. The Premises may be viewed a!!cl ;Muted Isariculits will %, prepared and circulated, previous to, and at the time of . at e , a .1 further information may behad il the in-an time at the. Won. , or by applieat oa to James Adam Esq Nichulas.str •et, Cit e: ., 3 Mr. Samuel Smith Adam, Bryosbo Iron Works, near Wr,ay am; Mr. Thomas Wright, of Bershmu ; or to Messrs. Llaegtiton ar.4 Fitcbett, of Warrington. CLARENIOUNT, SURREV. The EXTENSIVE MANORS, NOBLE MANSION, with Offices, Pleasure Grounds c.!pi7 it Gardens, Fishnr;es, Park, and Plantations; and a beautiful adilining VILLA RESI DENCE, with Pleasurn ;latinds, Gardens, Fish Ponds, and Land. Ily Mr. ROIP.NS, At Garraway's, on Thursday. Jun: 17, at Lots, ots, T HE MAGNIFICENT AND BEAUTIFUL SEAT of CLA: I ENIOL';•7I'. The Noble and E:egant STONr. a , itt ISIO:"..Z-M.JILT MAN SION, with escellent Ofrict.s of 111 spaciau Stabling and Cuach-housts, beaut!fulPleaiure-grounds, Lid out in Lawns, Shrubberies, and Piantirioas of iine-zrown rarest-trees and Shrubs, ornamental Buildings, fine pieces of IV:iter, well st: red with fish, capital Kit.rhen Gardua, waled rienad, Garletter's House, Hot and Succession-lionses, &c. TO IRON-MASTERS, IRON-FOUNDERS, ENGINEERS, MILL-WR14,14 S. &c. TO BE PER.EMPTORILY SOLD BY AUCTION, Upon the Premise*, at Benham, near ‘Vrexliam, in the 'lUtr.ltt of Denbigh on Tuesday, the 22d day tn . June, 1813, atul t • following days, until the whole be Sold, at Tits &Cluck ia the Murnirg of each day, ALL tiu , se old established IRON WORKS, called BERSHAM IRON W'ORICS, coti.igirg of Fowl defies, Furnaces, Baring Mills, k I:lag Mills, Loges. M:cltinery for Castit and Drawing l'Atrut Lead Pines, Cannot' Folindii, and Machirmy fur boring and turninte Ca.:nnn, Smiths' Mum Carpenters' Shops, Patten:-rake -s' Slio2s, Dwelling-houses for Agents and Workmen, with Mired:AL and Nfachlftry therein, and all necessary conveuiericAa at lately used for carrying on the Iron Foundry and Engine-making BuSillt6l on the utuit extenw:e scale, and row in s•sevre:.t The als:•:ve or..s ccraprte two powerful Falls of W.eaq upwards of 70 Acres of etc,l'or Land in 111,1:1 state of coltivati tn, delusive of nearly ti forgoing the Sites of the differeot Works, good .Farm Cottages, and the earcis . ve Erection., coutaintug the Zugtais and Machinery. At a convenient distance a commodious Fa1..11:4 HOUSE., with esculent Farm Buildings of all descriptions, Breseitone, I.aundry, &c. An extensive Park of plessiogly divzisilL4 grounds, stocked wit't ti:te-srown Timber, s'..eers ut V.'wer, or namental Co , tagts, tee. there Entrance L3tlges. Comprising up wards of 'I fare Hundred and 'nit y ACI CS, all,; algid round.— The whole laming a most complete and elegant Res:deuce fur a Family of distincion. MANORS of FillEß and NII:.BOURNE, Fines and Qatit Rents, with ex ensive Waste Lands, covered wi:lt young Tim ber, and plendfully stocked with Game. A beautiful PLANTATION of aLtut Fighty Aires, In 'a fine thriving slate, with extetisive Drives and yiectlt of Water, on the boundary Mese wave, forming a dt At p.finlage to the Park. An elegant VILLA It ESIDENCI: atl;oMitig the Park : with excellent Garden, Pleasure Grountl, 4 tint• piece of Water, with about Fifty Acres of Wood and Nlea , low Laud. The whole will be Sold to:ether or clasied, In the following order: Fir.t, The Interest for cenain inns Terms of Years, in two v. vaal I.e.ests of the Fa.la of Wat..:r, Lan:, ainl Hu:Ants not tip. movable. Secondly, The Machinery fixed ii, or constructed for the Buildings in which ti.ty respectively are, but removable. Thirdly, Louse Machinery and livery Work, capable of being applied in its present shape .0 various useful porposes in tke construction of Works where Machinery 'a used. Fourthly, A large quantity of Castings; Old Iron, and other Materials. To he viewed by Tickets only. • Particulars of Mr. Webber, the Bailiff, on the Premium ; at -the Cm 1; Bush, Staines; Son, Kingston; King's Arm% Guildford; ruantain, Portsmouth ; Lamb ;an, Bath; Bush, ; Hsu and Chickens, Birmingham ; at Garraway's• and et* Mr. 'Achim% Warwick street, Gulden-square, where ? ficket; fur view.nj . may bo had, .and a Plan of the Esta t e ni:ty lot! • o • Within a short time after the S:Ile of the Aviv; the ad jo!ning Estate will be Sold by Atctien; co:lsisting of sever:a va luable F'arm', Plantation% and \Vona Lands, a 1 lyinz ce:-. pact, containing together nearly One Thous..ind Seven 1 iundred Acres, Ilet to respeztable Tenants, part on I.eas:t and parr !it W& 1. The Premises may be viewed, and PrlntNl C..talopues wit't full particulars, will be prepared and emulated I:l..elous to tii.: Sale, and Plans may be seen, and further informat'on had, upon the Premises, or by irplicadon to lames Adam, E-q Nicholas. street, Chester • Mr. J. S. Mani, Litynbo Iron Wurbn, near Wrexham ; dr. Thomas Wrl;hr, upon the Prentise4; and Messrs. Claught on and Fitcbe•t, of Wa:rington, Lancoshiry. • NEW FORES I', HAN CS. - STANMORE-HILL ES I'A.TE 4 MIDal.F.er.X. in a fine situation for tuilding. near Lyadegton. , Truly Desirable FREI:A-10 FA I.D FS FATE, Caeitel Xl , ILY By Mr. SCO IT.' MANSION, writ Offices, excellent Genlent, most extensive On Monday, Ju'y 5, at 'Ewe o'Cluch t at the Angel Inn, say. Pleasure Grounds, beaticifulie l,tid out and wooded, fine , nn ngteni i n S:x Lots, tel l ies eeewe be e a te , shall b e prev i. Sheets of Water, Farm House, and Out.bnihlings, Meadow s ' oudy made by Private Coteract, with inuniefiate possese•on, Arable, and Wool Land, containing ONE HUNDRED i Lot 1. A FREF.HOLD ESTATE, beantifulir and FIFTY ACRES, all lyire compact. By Mr. ROBIIeIS, 1 situated in a justly-admired part of this fevourite • ; county, on the herder of the high road through the New Forest, At Garmway's, on Thursday, June 17, at 14, In I.ots, . two miles frem Lentington. 16 from Sout'ampton: compricing AVERY Desinible and 'f o ra y Elig:'ale I.'REE- le5A. eli. "I P. of rect.:lent ine!ood Meadow e Arable, Pe st ers, 1101.13 ES I'XI'E, Land-me •redeemed, most leeen'ifeCy and Coppice. Land, part tithe= Tee, nit!, a rest comfortable Cite situate on an almost unrivalled eminence, Stanmore-hill, cwt- ' tare levideace, l.iwn, Garde: s, a tine aeeet of Water veil mending rich, hielely interesting, and varied Views - ter a vast studied with Lisle 011kcs and Du Id.ne,s convedent fa die Rini. extent of Country ; comprising a substenrtal, well-buir FAMILY . dence,..etrn area Dairy, kailitl's Cattegee„%e. MANSION, late the Residence of JAMES FORBES, Esq. • The Leeds are in high ceitivalon. pueeessing a pleasing Ins. of which Immediate Postessien may be hatL, pi: :red tor the ' quality, fairly thuhertel, wed we: ere 1,1 reeenting delightful ski. accommodation of a Family of Distinction, net!: a Snite of : 3 :ions ; agree e li)y elevated and heathy, for buillirra EsraCy Re. elegant Apartment', handsomely fitted up and communicating sidence to comnrod the I.lc of V.'.ght iid the leuteuel, ewer. upwards of 100 feet in Livia. with 'suitable Bed-clambers, eke' by rich varied Cultiva.ion and in:tees:mg Scenery, with el. attached and detached °f ! ees, Coach-bouses and S'a" , :es, Farm- • re li ev e Road s in every direction, Fishing sad Field .ipurs, in an yard, Barn, and ot ! er buildings, two rile:tat:as! Cn•T7 f t.t., three eleeet vicinity. excellent and productive (lemons, fully since cd :tee ei - • • Pee., and 1 The Estate has been extrem de itereweei at a very great ex planted with the choicest fruit -tree;; Clot, t ;lee e, aed. i•ereession ! pence. is ent•tied to valuable Fureet Rigtirs, and 'he I`o .r Rates Houses, Grapery, fine pit-, Ike.; ex:el.:eve E. lsviee grounds, very low. flue remeinine, Five l.uts comprise 49A. 2R. 24P. ef rich inclosed Land, beautifully tastated a.l!oining tire Farm, wet laid out with gravelled wales, orieinieeti e, !,y a fee sestientine Sheet of Water, terininetine with a Rue te iheilees a '.: eolPit's thevillege of Bolder, possessing equal adveattges, and presumed with Grecian ronicti ' lee-lit:use. rev s, Grotto'', and other or- to he agreeably divided f o r delie'itleil re idenees. !tamer:tat erect tuns. ') he Lend le s sit:run:Abe; and c etieuous . May be viewed 21 dale betoreehe Sale, aid Particulars had to the Mansion, co:nof Mr. Xing, Solicitor, at Ly t uington, and at t h e A ege l, F o s. :Orde g i•eerly eev. nty-!ie , _len : 4 01 e leadow and Wood Land, chronic et hice ;here ai e mwt interesting and ' and Hounds Lyndhurst; Coach and Hones , Sinehamplon : extended walks, tic. et Family Pew in the Gallery of S George , at Winchester : the Alert, an.l of Mr. Scott, 23, Newtanmore , Church, and Servants' Pew &t. 1 bridge.stteet, London. where a Plan may lie sven. Also the WARREN HOUSE, a very eligible. Proeerty, with . ' • gardens, Plantations, and later!). Sixteen Acres ef Meadow,l GENUINE M ED:C INES. Arable, and Wood Land, &c. on lease to Mr. Serjeant Salton. I r NEWBERY and SONS, in St. Paul's Church. And a Compatt FARM, consisting of nearly Fatty-eight Acres ,r • yard, Proprietors of Dr. James's and other vainabie Medi* of excellent Meadow and Arable Land, situate between the ! eines, inform the Public, that since the New Duties the Price) Woode, in the occupation of l'eter Clutterbuck, Esq. on lease. i arc as follow; and those who hay six er• more will have tha To be viewed by Tickets only. Particulars may be had of Stamps gratis: but as many persniis mistake the house, they at Mr. Eshop, on the Premises; at the Abe:recta Arme, SI erunore ; desired to obterve, that the Number is 45, fair dont' front Essex Arms, \Vat ford; Swan, Rickraersworth; King's Arms, Cheapside. s. d. s. d. Berkhamstead; U'oolpack, St. Alban',; Sugar Luat, Dunstable; . Dr. James's Power 'it 9 111 Cranes, Edgeware; of Aleuts. Cardale and Son, Bedford-row; Ditto Analeptic Pills • •4 6 4 0 at Garreway's; and of Mr. Releins, Warwick-street, Golden- The Antihiliaes /us 2 9 3 0 square; where a Plan of the Estate may be seen, and lickets for Dr. Ausen's Chalyb. do. 4 0 • 2 9 viewing may be had. I Dr. Steere's Opodeldee 2 9 2 9 Ditto Convulsion Gil 2 6 lif Ditto Camomile Drops 1 9 2 e Essence of Cultsfoot 3 6 1 li Mr. Opence's Dentifrice 4 0 2 9 The Cephalic Snuff 1 14 2 9 Lozenges of Blots 1 i i i 5 6 Glass's Magnesia 3 6 6 0 The Eau Medicinal. 11 0 1 6 Rheumatic Powder 4 6 1 If Tonic Pills 2 9 1 1 lir. Hooper's Pills 1 if 2 9 Ample allowance to 111- Dans?, Carm'attire Strong Tinct. of Burk I iusbasn's t!itto 1:J1 6h Coffee of °toper Ittgllsh's Scots Pills Cueltenhain Salts Ipecacuanha Lozenges Dr. Solanices Henry's htignctia MareLlant's Drops Spilbury's IJittp Grant's Colgb Ditto Gres:mots J,lt's I inctures Ditto 'lulu Lozenges Soothing Syrup cants, &c. for exportation. DEVONSHIRE; EE I'WEEN DAWLISH AND EX MOUTH. Beautiful Villa and Vann, errecli-ht;u4ts, Stahlt s, and Out-buil dings, extensive Gardens, Pleasure Grounds, Plantations, Bte.; also Mount Pleasant Inn, with Gardens, Stables, and Laid, _ _ By Mr. ROBINS, At Garrawars, on Thursday. June 17, at tt, in Two Lots, A VERY ELIGIBLE ESTATE, held on . Three LIVES. Lot I.I.ANGS TONE cLITFE co rTACIF.,ai elegant erection, seated on a beautiful Lawn, elevated from the sea, adorned with a very thriving Plantation and clmmanding a fine view of the Mouth of the River Ext., Ern:with, tiro Ocean Dawlish, the Feign, Berryhead, and Tot hay. '1 he Cottage is pLontted for the accommodation of a Family of distinction ; consi-ring Lf a su'te of Three Rooms, nearly SO feet each lone, communicating by folding doors, handsomely fitted up, Entrance Hall, Study, &c. finished with Gothic Windows to the Enors, opening to the Lawn, twelve Bed Rooms, three Dressioz Roorn., and appropriate Servants' Offices, double Coach-hou s e, two Stables, with seven stalls, in a yard, excellent Kitchen Gat-.!en, fully stocked, crop ped, and planted with choice fruit trees, and sundry enclosures of excellent meadow, arable, and rough lands, divided by thriving fences, co..taloing in all about Sixty-two Acres, with t xtensive walks and doping to the sea, which leaves a fine hard heich. Lot 2. MOUNT PLEASANT INN, Stables, Garden, &c. situate on the Cliff, frith a mug terrace in from, commanding most beautiful and extensive .views of the river tire, the Ocean. The Howe cow dos a good Parlour, smaller Parlour, Idtchm, Closet, Dairy, Ceilat s, &c. two Tacious Be , l-rooms,t wo smaller, and a Dressing-room, with Attics over, an open Drinking-room, and three others, an e7,c4 !lent (l , rdet, well Planted, aid sup plied with Water. This Hoese miy be converted, at a small ex-. pence, into one of the pleasantest Cottages in the County. The whole situate within two miles of Familial*, four from Tcigumoutb, and tun from Exeter; with h.fautifuily varied rides, and good roads in all directions; :he situation noted fur the salu brity of its air. To be viewed, by applying on the Premises, where Particu lars may be had; at Mount Pleasant inn; Fountain, Plymouth- Dock 1 Hotels, Plymouth ; Globe, Exmouth; London Inn and Hotel, Exeter; White Hart, Salisbury; White I.ion, Bath; Bush, Bristol ; Mr. Winstahley, Liverpool ; Mr. Barnes, Solicitor, Exeter; Mmrs. Sandy*, Houghton, and Roake, Crane -court, Fleet-street ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square. THE Value of DR. FREEMAK'S GUTTA SALUTAItIi, has been so -long proved, that nothing of the present day can hear a competition with it, in as the different stages of a certain disease ; which it effectually cures and eradicates from the habit, without exciti.tg the painful feelings an 4 exposure that attends alivatiou--whhout *debilitating the constitution in any,, degree, or even requiring confinement from btisiness or retrie-* tion of diet. The radical virtues of these inestimable lltopf biter proved their claim to public approbation for •m, re that, yea: s. In all the debility of both sexes they prove a never-f.dling re-to rative—whether the debility is produced by too flee use of mer cury, by illicit plrastir , s, or the effects of a warm climate. 1' :zavePers and those going &u - ofd, they cannot be recommended too strongly, as they will receive a safe, speedy, and complete cure, in all old stubborn greets, and every weakness that afi - et the bladder and cretins of urine. By its efficaLy many wcrnat have become mothers, who ter many years had been ilqr4ed c r ttlat happiness. Sold wholes.ilit and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Chcarside, the corner of St. Paul's Church-yard; and retail, by Belart-and Sharp, Portsmouth; Ball & Johnson, Gosport; Mallory, anti Jones, Fortsea ; Frewnlaa, Eat t:r ; Gknviile, Gilbert, and Hoxlard. Plyaiouth ; N-wbury, Del hi); Baxter and Macdtotall, Glascx.e ; Sr-t• Ca. Scott, and Cargill, Edinburgh ; Croswell, Bi h ; us , and Vet Hull; White, Brighton; Roberts, Seldor., and Rua*, C;.1:-!:cn• bam ; Gregson and Billinge, Edwartle 1,n4 Stains aqd Lynch, Manctimer; Bowen, No-wick; Kr ..t an: Lloyd, Birmingham; Gregory, Brighter; and ut:.st ditJ : Veiniest, in bottle s, at f.s. ed. os. 6d. and u 2.. LONDON Printed by I:7vCi:Krtir. Packet i':iee and Published Om, and at thritar-06ee. Temple•har. rat: .)' foal