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LAW INTELpGENCS 7 , ' COURT OF CHANCERY, JUNE ATKINtiON V. DIENSIIAW AND OTHERS. This ne‘ , and important cause came on this morn ing Inr turther a•gument, after much aiscussion on a tormer day. The question arose upon the will of a Mr. Ilin4law, the late husband of the first named defendant, in which he bequeathed to the Asylum for the Blind, and ether charitable institutions, in Manch& ster ::+nd London, a sum of Jeso,ooct, nut of his personal fortune, amount ingjo a sum of £lll,OOO acquired in trade. The £60,000 was directed to be lr.fi in the hands of his co-partners in trade, till the end of the co-?artnership, as trustees thereof, and as long after the termination of the partnership as his exec utors . rhould deem the fund secure. There is a suit pending in the Ecclesiastical Court of Chester for ab6ve two years, without any prospect of a speedy termination, being charged to have been instituted merely for delay, to keep the sum of .one hundred and firarteen thousand pounds in the hands of the two surviving partners of the deceased, and two new partners taken into the concern subsequent to his death, and utter strangers to him. Tlae two executors filed the Bill in this case, against the third Executor, Mrs. Henshaw, and the two surviving partners of the testator, as well as the, two new 'Nuttier!, praying for a receiver to preserve the fund from danger, by the combination alleged against the widow and co -executor, to and with the four partners who are charged with being engaged in divers speculations with sundry persons in Lon don and elsewhere. All the defendants filed a joint general demurrer to the Bill, contending that the Court of Chancery had no jurisdiction on the subject, as there %as neither executor nor administrator to represent the testator, yet established, or appear ing a p trty to this suit, and that inste3d of a receiver the parties applying shot.ld have obtained an adrni. bistrathn, pokier* lite, in the Ecclesiastical Court. A great variety of authorities,. and much learned argument were displayed in support of the demur. rer on behalf of the defendants, by Sir Aurnutt PI GOTT, Mr. Itteuanos, and Mr. JONk% ; as also against the 'demurrer, on the part of the plaintiffs, by Sir SAMUEL ROMILLY, Mr. HART, Mr. LEACH, and Mr. WINGFIELDe It appeared that the testator died suddenly, the day after settling his accounts with his co-partners, after making his will, and giving lega cies to the extent of £200,000, leaving a wife, and one female relation connected with him in blood. The objection to the Hill is the insanity of the de ceased. • The LORD CHANCELLOR desired to hear Sir A. PIGOTT la reply, on a future day.—Adjourned. COURT OE ICING'S BENCH, JUNE it. WAGER ON THE LIFE OF SONAPAR7E. Mr. LITTLEDALE and Mr. Theouguast were this day heard in support of the conditional rule for a new trial in this case, which was obtained last term, by Mr. Parke. They contended , that the contract cu . tered into by the parties could neither be considered in the light of an annuity or of an insurance on the life of binaparte, but simply as salonajde wager, not 'comprising any principle of a political or immoral na. ture ; and, therefore, as had often been decided, a fit subject of action. Mr. Littledale particularly ar gued, that the Court ought to decide on the nature of the bet, as evinced by specific terms on which it was made, and Without any reference to the 'ntece. dent conversation, which had been disclosed on the vial. The Learned Judges then delivered their senti. merits, seriatim. They were unanimously of opinion, that, on a wager, similar to that which had so long occupied their attention, an action could not be sus tained, as, from the antecedent conversation, in which the probability of Bonaparte's assassination, in the then state of the Continent, was spoken of; and the vary inadequate sum given for what :night be termed an annuity, it was most clear, that a violent death, and not one in,lthe course of nature, must have been contemplated, therefore the wager was decisively against sound policy and morality. These antece dent considerations, the Court held, were proper to be contemplated in coming to a decision on the subsequent contract. A wager, on which an action migbt be sustained, must plainly appear to involve no considerations of public policy—nothing which could lead to immorality or indecency. But the present wager undoubtedly was not of that neu tral description. The cases quoted, particularly those of Andrews and Hearne, and Lord March and Pigot, were not to govern the Court now. If those cases were to be tried in the present times, after the consi. deration the Court had given to the subject, they would not have permitted the actions to have been sustained. That the wager had a political and ins moial tendency was clear ; for, if one individual were allowed to make a wager of this kind, it was equally open for 1000 persons to do the same—and thus, on the one hand, an interest was created in the death of the individual, by the worst of means ; and, on the other, a powerful interest was given tur the preser ♦ation of the life of an enemy, even if he invaded the country. The wager was also illegal in this point of view, that it must necessarily create in a foreign po tentate, feelings of the greatest irritition against this country, if he found that such wagers were made here, and sustained by the Courts of Law. Their Lordships reprobated strongly the custom of bringing causes of Wagers before the Court, by which much of its valuable time was taken up ; and Mr. Justice BAILEY particularly observed, that such cases ought not to be argued till the Court hail nothing else to do. Rule discharged. POLICE. Wonsan , svnexT.—Yesterday J. Legion, 2111211 Brown, was fully committed, charged by Mrs. Oak ley with having uttered to her in payment a forged one . pound Bank -note, also by Mrs. Roach, of Tot tenham Court-road, with having • uttered to her a A 2 forged note. G. W. Morris underwent an examination, upon three charges of forgery. The first was preferred by Mr. Selwyn, an upholsterer, in the London-road, who. stated, that the prisoner came to his house in January lust, and represented himself to be a prisoner in the Xirors- Beueb i bUt'eoAttind LA get Out of confine-, . . . . . ment by bribing tl,e gaolers ; that having about 20 beds in the Bench, which he was accustomed to let to different prisoners, he wanted some blankets. He had previously purchased and paid for about £lo worth of goods. Upon getting this order the prose cutor went for a reference to the prison, where he was told that the prisener was the richest man in the prison, and th at he was worth :€9OOO. Satisfied with this account, he suffered the prisoner to take about sfisB worth of blankets, in payment of which he gave him an acceptance 4453,,0f persons of the name of R. Coster and Co. Bread -street, Bristol, which he said was as good as the Bank's, and that every one in the bill way knew them. He was accordingly prevailed upon to take it, but it turned out that no such pet sons as Richard Coster and Co. were in ex istance. When the bill was returned to him he went to the prison, and demanded payment ; but he laughed at him, and said lie would bed--d if he would pay him. The prosetuter never had the means of proving, by lir i lig testimony,that no such persons as the prima _facie acceptors of the bill were in existence until yesterday, when he ascertained it, by the evidence of Mrs. Lane, the wife of a tradesman in Holborn.— The prisoner was committed on this charge. The i cener two charges were of a similar nature ; the one a forgery of a check for £25 on the banking house of Messrs. Anderson and Co. in Philpot-lane, and the other in the name of Castor and Co. upon both of which he was also committed. A great many other charges were pending, but the Magistates declined entering into them. DARING ROBRERY.—Saturday last. a little past noon, as Mr. F. Hamill, one of the proprietors of a brick yard, on the bank of the Royal Canal, near Richardstown, was 'crossing the bridge over the can i al, near Abbotstown, he was puled off his horse by two footpads, and robbed This pocket book, con taining 490 in bilk of exchange. He immediately rr.de off to the Police Office, Dublin, where he met Mr. Ri chardson, chief constable, who went in search of the rubbers. In the mean time Mr. Saunders, Inspec torof the Royal Canal, got all the men in the brick. yard to assist in the pursuit. The expedient of tiring a shot in the demesne of Abbotstown was resorted to, which had the effect of alarming one of the robbers, who started from his concealment, and run near a mile, when he was taken and made prisooer. Mr. Hamill's pocket-hook was found, with the before- mentioned property, and shortly after Sir E. Stanley and a pasty of theTolice arrived, who committed the prisoner to Kihnaiuliam. The other robber escaped. but is well known. What is extraordinary, the man who is in custody has lived, for eight years, in the house of Mr. Abbott, and has borne a good charac ter ; so that want had no share in prompting him to the ileinnus offence he has committed. To Medical Mtn of all descriptions, residing in any of the Provincial Cities or Towns in the United Kingdom.—Bauxrrr GUEST thinks it necessary to inform them, in order to save trouble and expence of postage, he sells his Medicines for ready money only ; but they may be had from any of the respectable wholesale houses in town ( which sell Medicines) and receive from them such a discount as will be found unusually liberal, on quantities not less than one dozen ofany of his undermentioned new-invented Ctiyinical Preparations : the Gnestonian Lotion, for Gout, &c. Guestonian Pills, fur Gout, &c. Guestonian Billow Pills, Guestonian Nervous Pills, Guestonian Asthma tic and Consumptive Pills, Guestonian Tooth-powder which cures the Scurvy, and prevents the Touth-ach, Guestonian Tooth-powder, which cures the Scurvy, and gives the Teeth a most beautiful colour, Welcome Guest, which cures all descriptions of Taoth-ach, Face-ach, Ear-act, and Gum biles.—An extract from this pamphlet may be seen in the Sr.ta Newspapers, from July, ISI I, to January, 1812. MARKEn. CORN-MARKET, MARK-LANE, JUNE 12. This day there are not many arrivals of Wheat, and the sup plies on band again but inconsiderable, chiefly second and infe rior; this trade fully at the last quotation—Barley in short sup ply, also fullest the late advance—Mak likewise—White Peas dull sale at little Buctuation..-Grey, and Beans of each kind malatarlAbeir prices—The arrivals of Oats, with the quantities on band, make a tolerable supply, and sales are also named at the last quouition.—Flour without variation. Cltatter PRICES Ai IINDZI: Wheat, 945. 1181. 1965. Beans 70s. 765. Fine ditto, 1401.1445. Tick ditto (new) 195.731. Rye, 784. 941. Oats, 455. 609.535. Barley, 635. 705.0 d. Poland ditto, 541: SBs. Malt, 925. 995. Potatoe ditto, 595. 601. White Pease (boilers) 801 R6s Rape Seed X 74. Xtlo. Floe Flour, 1 1 Os.ll . s6.—Seconds. tot-. to 116 s. INSPECTOR'S RETURN AT UXBRIDGE, June 11. Wheat per load 981. 10s. t• 391. Os. New ditto SOL 0,. to 001. 01. Barley, per quarter • 041. CA. to 70s. —d. Oats No : --.414 to 50s. —d. Rye % Cu.. —d. to 009. —d. Peas 00s. --d. to 009. —d. Beans ifs. —4. to 78s. 7741 •June 12. 7 Beef Ss 24 to 6s 94 I Veal 7s Od to es Id Mutton Ss 9,1 to 6a 4d Pork ea 04 to 71t Lamb 7s. Od. to es. Oa. Beasts, about S9o—Sheep andoLambs, s,AO. Culves, 160—Pigs, 9110. PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW IN. SMITHFIELD. I Hay 41 10. to 51 ItOs New Clover S 1 Si to 61 Qs New Hay el 0s to 01 Os Strow el lei to a NENVGATE AND LEADENHALL MAIIKET. Beef 45 ad to 54 $4 Veal 5s 6d to Ts god Mutton es Od to es Od Pork Ss 44 to is 144 ' Lamb es. Sd. to tit. Od. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MaLICHT. Bags. Pockets. I(ent 41 Os to 51 15s Rent 4115110 71 7s Susses 91 151 to 51 5s Susses 41 105 to 51 125 COAL-MARKET, June 12. Ships at Market Sold Prices. 75 Newt-wale 395. 9d. to 535. 94 Sunderland 21 435. 94. to 445. bd. 1 Ciadeu 1 275. tith to Was. 04 1 Cara 1 475. Od. to 00$. 0d Oirozo, Jews 9.—The second best price of a bushel of Wheat was 17s. Od. according to which price, and a due allow ance made to the baker, the assize and price of bread art u low, vis.—The peck loaf, household. to weigh 171 b. 661. .ss. 6d. The halt peek 2s. 9d. and the smaller in proportion. BIRTHS. On the 9th instant, at Horton Kerby, .the Lady of Captain Webley, of a daughter. On the 6th June, at Chichester, the Lady of Captain quirks Wm. Wall, 35th Regiment, of a son. MARRIED. Monday, .Sir R. Bromley, Bart. of Stock Hall, Nottingham shire, to Miss Wilson, youngest daughter of Daniel WIWI*, Esq. of Denim Tower, in WestmorlancL Monday, at the Hotwd Arms, the wits of Major. General gemmed SALES 1W AUCTION. • FOR El qN LINENS. By Messrs. PIKE,, at their Auction Room, No. 12, New Bot Al. street, on Monday, June 15, and following Days, about 11 • o'Cloek. (by Order of the Importer) FINEST FRENCH CAMBRIC, real Gulez Hot- Lind, Foreign Daina:k 'Fable Linen, Russia Sheets, (wi:hout scam) and a variety of English Goods. 'l'o be viewed, and Catalogues had at the New-York Coffee house, and of Messrs. Pike, Bond -street, and Bury-street, Ed monton. By Order of the Hon. Commissioners of his Majesty's Customs, at the Custom-House, Rochester, on Thursday, 18th June, 181 e, at "Fen o'Clock in the Forenoon, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, in several Lots, • viz ....For Home Consumption. 42 Gallons of Wine Cwt. Qr. Odd. • 17i Ditto Geneva 20 1 20 Staves 52 Ditto Rum 1 1 28 Deals and Deal Ditto Brandy Ends 412 Ounces Musk in the Pad 23 Oak Boards 10 Spars And Sundry 0 . 1 FOR Enrol $44 Pair Cloves S Remnants Silk I Shawl 2 Pieces I'rinted Callus S Palarnpores Twenty-fiee per Cent. wi s Peter Boats and Materials I Skiff other Articles. ISTATIQN. 27 Pieces and 29 Single Silk Handkerchiefs ' 2 Pieces and' two Remnants Barcelona H.uadkerchiefs. be required se s Deposit. • SPACIOUS CAPITAL FAMILY RESIDENCE diREAT CUMBERLAND-STREE I', CUMBERLAND GATE, OXFORD-STREET, opposite HYDE PARK. With immediate Possenion by Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee House, Change-alley, Cornhill, on Thurs day, the 25th of June, 1816, at 'I welve o'Clock, AVERY eligible LEASEHOLD ESTATE, comprising a substantial spacious and capital Family Resi dence, planned for the accommodation of a Nobleman or.. Family or diginction, and finished in an elegant manner, commanding a full view of Hyde Park. Containing on the upper floor, four good Bed-chambers, and two smaller ones ; second floor, four excellent Bed-chambers, two Dressing-rooms fitted wlth.niarble and wood chimney-pieces; principal Boor, a spacious lofty Draw ing-room in front, of uncommonly handsome proportions, ele gat.it y fitted up, finished with statuary, marble eh:miry-pieces ; a smaller Drawing room communicating. and a Study ; gronnd storey, Entrance hall enclosed, a spacious Vestibule or Inner i and commodious light atone Staircase, a capital had - tag-pat lour, excellent Library, Dressing-room, and Water-closet, secondary stone Staircase, and an open airy Yard at the back; basement storey, I loti-ekeeper's Room, Butler's Pantry, Servants' Hall, sleeping -ratan, Kitchen, and ether Dikes, Wine and Beer Cel i lari, Vaults f tr Coals, &c. open Areas, and Steps to the street. To be viewed by fiekets on Mondays and Wednesdays. Par tlrulars at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins t Warwick-street, Golden-square; of whom tickets for viewing may be had. RICHMOND, SURREY. Elegant Family Mansion, Beautiful Pleasure Grounds to the River, Cottages;Gardens, and Land.—By Mr:ROBINS, At Garraway's, on Thursday, June 25, at Twelve, THE truly beautiful and much admired FAMILY MANSION, with Offices of all descriptions, the residence of the late MARQUI3 Towrisnx No, deceased. The MAbISION is slated on a Commanding Eminence, nearly the summit of RICHMOND HILL, screened from the road by a Wall and lofty Plantation, and surrounded by Pleasure Grounds and AroMx ries, in Treat beauty and perfection, Terrace and Gravel Walks, laid out with infinite taste, and planted with the choicest Forest Frees and valuable Shrubs, Hot-house and Green-house, rich Lawns, doping to the West towards the River, and communi cating wirh the lower road, and Cottages, the whole Copyhuld of the Queen's Manor. A FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising a spacious Lawn is?. posite, with extensive frontage to the River, shady Walks and Pleasure-grounds, ornamented with rich Forest-Trees, greens, tkr.; a very elegant Pavilion, finished In the 'tali:L.l style, and enclosed; an open Pavilion, &c. commanding views of the beautiful scenery and the windings of the River ; the whole in the most eomplete order, and a Residence fit tot a Family of the First listinction ; adjoining Is a compact Leasehold Dwellit,g -IiOUSe, fronting the lower road ; at a short distance a capital Kit chen Garden, with Gardener's House, and two Meadows, held on l.ease. 'To he viewedorithlicketsonty; Particulars on the Premises; at the Castle, Talbot, and Star, Richmond; of Mewrs White, and 3.inge,>olichors,Essex-strert,, strand; at Guraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, where Tickers fur ing may he had, and a Plan of the Estate seen. SALES,BY AUCTitri.. ENFIELD HIGHWAY—With immediate Powell.* By Mr. SA MI!EL PEARCE, On the Premirs, on Monday, the 15th inst. at Pleven, retidlared FAofhti'llP.X"TaitteEZalez, TlFETesaPsreevolf°74Y placed at an agreeable distance from the road, and we by a lawn Andel' with a thriving shrubbery, pleasantly Ik ea h Green-street, Enfie d-Highway, above nine miles from Lorido k with the accommwlat.on of wages to and from several titnrs the day. The Premises are In the most substantial state el m pair; and contain sleeping chambers, drawing, die *hi breakfast roorns,kitchen,wash house,dairy;dry'nregniond,k,, house, poultry-house, double coach-bouse, stables, l a , y 4 cow-house art-:edge, two large bar. ; granary, two Pt dagj~ gardens well stocked with wall, standard, and trainelTruit.b.Ll green-house, large orchard, &c. containing about three e ne Z, there are two pews in the Church at - ached to the hence. 4 le i; city of rich land may be had at Michaelmas, if requi re d. Mar be viewed with Tickets only, which, with Petieek k may be had of Mr. Samuel Pearce, 16, Cornhil, opposite 01 Bank of England; Particulars also at the Black Huree, L i m Higlswity ; and Angel, Edmonton. _ LEASE, FURNITURE, BREWING UTFNSIL - Tr' Am FI YARD DOG, sad EFFECTS.REWOOD, an ALDERNEY COW, PICA POULTR By Mr. SAMUEL PFARCE, On the Premises, Green•street, Enfield H;ghway, en Meek, the i sth instant, at Eleven, by Order of th e Proprietor, lasi is removing to town, • `HE genuine HOUSEHOLD FURNIT U4 CAINA, GLASS, &c. comprising Mahogany Pineal', post, Tent, and other Beslsteads, with Chinni and Disanyy s , nitures, seasoned Beds and Bedding, Mahotant Clan Drawers, Chain, Cellaret Sideboard, Card and Pembroke Talk Pier and Chimney Glasses, Carpets, Oiklotk., Kitchen sites, &c. the whole in capital condition, and merit the of these in want of modern articles ; also Brewing Casks, Firewood, Deal Boards, Chicken Coops, itsbbit Hy % en Alderney Cow, Pigs. Poultry, Newfoundland Dsg,la k the same time the desirable Premise: o ill be put tip to fat nit liktliest Bidder, at an annual rent, or the Lew Sold, at lenn agreed on at the time if sale. The Nouse conivins dig o lz Clambers, Drawing, 'lining, and Sitting.io oms , w i th domestic Apartments, Couh.louse, Stable, Brew hut*, ile Barns, see, rul Out•buildings, large Pleasure and Khcbs Cfm dens, and productive Orchard, containing about three Anvil Acres may be had at Mieliaelma,, if required. May he viewed with ctrds, which, with descriptive Nth, lirs, may be had of Mr. Samuel Pearce. Ni , . le, Crentlik site the Battle of England ; Black Hone, Enfield Highway; Opp hound, Enfield; and Angel, Edmonton. CAPI l'Al. MANSION-HOUSE - AND lAMB, • At SALEHURST, in the County of SUSSEX. By Mesas. DRIVER, At the Auction Mart, on lunar, 7th July, ISM, tuileoput, ously divosed of by Private Contract, AMOST dvsir.ible FREEHOLD RESIDENCE and FERME ORNEE, called HIGHAM, 'oautshig about tog Acres of Arable, Meadow, Pasture, Woodouillip Grounds, in ins highest rate of cultivation. The Mumbois modern, its an elevated situation, and consists of a OW* Par'our, el •gaiit Dining mid Drawing Room, the two line overlirilt'i‘g a I ..r.vn of upwards of 24 Acres, intentioned Intl fine grossing Tinibzr, and coinmanding_most eteeraire Whop. tittl Views; five lao.t 13-d-roonis, four &mime Rooms, tal other suitable Officut, together with Hot-houses, Cosch•bsotos, Stables, Barn, Oast-house, and other requisite Ouilnaldiop. , • • A DailyCoich passes throuch Salcburst, which Is iffinattua London about 50 miles, IS trona Hasuugs, and about the sr d:staoce from 'Tunbridge Wells., The Estate may be v;veved with Tickets, which with Mid Particulate may be had of Messrs Crowd. r, lavie, and Oat. S3lieitors, Old Jewry; and of Messrs. Driver, Surveyors tot Laud Agents, Kent-road. or at their Offices in the Auction Mar, wh-re a Plan of the Estate may be seen. Printed Pankaists any al.o be had at the George Ina. Battle and itohertsbniir ; Queet,'% Head, ilawkismg ; Crown, Seven Oaks; and Who Hart, Bromley. MAI RIMONIAL FELICITY. MESSRS. GOSS and CO. as regularly-educed:l Surgeons of London, have sedulously devoted thrirotte tion for these lest 1.; years to the study of those aisteders whet • frequently embitter a... 1 too often prevent, that inestitoableyne irg, matrimonial felicity. The unrivalled patronage Ant tig have hitherto teceived from peruses of the first 41.tinctiso, the uniform success attending tl.eir superior mode of mouse in such complaints, induce them thus puNitly tourer dirirrite In all cases of debility or .!..ficiency, whether resift from the too trequency of I.4rtic"patiug is the gaieties eta& shionable life, the unbounded indulgence of libertinism wawa, solitary, and destructive habit, which weakens the energy d mind, and destroys the flower of yogrh, by producing steretyll the one see, and impotence in the other, they offs &Meld permanent cure. To thoso.who, from such complaint'', are'Ple vented entering into the marriage state, and 'slanted tosses's. lie, brood over -their alifitil4dra in silence, it must b. k Juivi to know, however difficult or ioeffectual the cure may becks/I by other practiaioners, that, by a renovating and healable no thod, theljnay be. restarediat.e sound and vigotoutowl#P ti.n. A certain Disorder, frequently contracted in a among of indiscretion, and every species of Syphilitic infect* If a mild and never-fai'ieg mode of treatment, Is speedily ad radically removed, without' restraint in diet or exercise, byggi Goss and Co. ns also Strictures r e f the Urethra andGleee.la kb they are enabled to curedn a sheet period, without isuirinem the painful, dangerous effects of the• Caustic; reforms siwllek can be given to 'several Gentlemen of high respectability, sdle have been cured, after having labesured under strictures for nn.'/ years. To married Females, whose expectations of the/ousel pledges of connullial happiness have been defeated, it maysimbp a pleasing reflection to know, that by a proper persereriocei their remedies the general beak's is renovated, and the 111141' HAN IS, ON I liE fiORDERS OF BERKS. Eligible FAMiLY RESIDENCE, surrounded by upwards of 011 e Hundred and Fifty Acres of Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Vnod Laud, Ens Stream of Water, &e. between Hart. ford-bridge and Reading, and a smaller Residence and Land, and exemblve Common Right.—By Mr. ROBIN:;, At Garraway's, os Thursday, June 25, at Twelve o'Clock, in Three Lon, Lot I. THE very ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD ESTAT E, formerly the property of Sir GEORGE NARES, Bart. deceased; Comprising Warbrook House, a very excellent comfortable Fa mily Residence, with convenient Offices of all descriptions, Coach-houses, St. Cies, Farm-yard, and Buildings, excellent Gar dens, with choice Fruit-trees, part walled, Lawn and Pleasure grounds, fine pieces of Water, well stocked with Fish, beautiful Wood Land, with shady Walks, rich Meadow and Arable I.and surrounding the Mansion ; the whole comprising upwards of Sixty-eight Acres, situate near the delightful village of F.versly, two miles from Hartford-bridge,,. inn from Reading, and 96 front London. Lot 2. A FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate near Lot 1, com prising an excellent and compact FAMILY RESIDENCE, with Offices, Coach-house and Stables, Garden and Land, the whole about Five Acres ' in possession of and on I.ease to a Gentleman. Lot 8. A very Eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE, opposite to Lot 1. comprising sundry Enclosures of rich Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, divided by thriving hedges, and in a ring fence —a beautiful stream of fine water flows through the grounds, well stored with fish, a Bailirs House, Co.tages, &c. This property is very eligible for,a Gentleman, the situation truly desirable, and in a country abounding with field sports, an easy distance from Reading, tiakingham ' Ascot Heath, and his Majesty's Hunt, aad in the neighbourhuod of families of the first respectability. May be viewed by 'tickets, and by applying to the Bailiff, Warbrook House, where particulars may be had; and at Mr. Demeaez's, Hartford-bridge; Cruwnand Bear Inn, Reading; Red Lion, Bagabot ; Bush, Farnham and Staines; Castle, Windsor; Kings Arms, Godalniirg ; of Joseph Ward, Esq. Solicitor, Bed ford-square; at Garraway's; and. of Mr. Robins, Warwick. street, Golden-square, where tickets for viewing maybe had, and a Plan of the Estate see* orients removed. GOSS and Co. 13, Botiverk-street, Fleet -greet. CHALLENGE. MESSRS. CUR R I E And Co. Surgeons. late it hit Majesty's Service, challenge the week world to VIM 1 single instance where their Medicine and method of are 06 failed of the desired effect. The practice of many years hell partieulat branch of their profeseion has not given rise to tee unsuccessful case. Several Noblcinen and Gentlemen. of the first respected.* have been under the care of Me . Currie and Co. fur op?: moval of complaints of the Urethra, Strictures, silt. and, WS received a radical and permanent curt, request that may be made to them as satisfactory e•idenees of the periority of Mewls. Conic and Co.'s plan of treattnenf. of these Gentlemen have had Strictures front tea to twenty Tea and had been under the care of Messrs. Home and firee. and other surgeons of equal eminence, who attentpted the eas t by the application of the lunar caustic, without success. HANTS, BETWEEN SOUTHAMPTON, RUMSEY, I STiI ICTURUS. • AND WINCHESTER. I skill ofotber Practitioners ; are by their present imp 1 Whether recent or of long duration, and which have ba lo r, Extensive Manors, Capital Freehold and Leasehold Estates . EU- , -a the gibie Cottage Residence , Sundry Cottages, die. Land-tax Re- men t effectually and pernunently c Arm, w ithout falt deemed. By Mr. ROBINS, ; suffering the excruciating pain and alarm ing hemorriar 7, CO' ten follows the lication of the lunar caustic. In t he , At oarraday's, on Wednesday, July 1, at Twelve, in Lou. of— a PP o s earald THE very Desirable apd Valuable FREEHOLD ' ° ears extensive pracece in this metropolis, hunter , 1 Strilt have been and are daily under their care, tbe es t rear , and I.EASEHOLD ESTATES, upwards of One Thousand ; eradication of which are effected by a safe, certain.. __, lollllolll. Six Hundred Acres , the Manors of SHAMBI . EHURS i• TOWN HILL add HUTCH ; the Manor of ALLINGTON I °I. ' dolts mode of practice, superior to any other yet erAFF"•. (with the Fishery in the river kehin) extending over a large track • memo d el i cacy, sec Messrs. Curi-le and Co. may be consulted by either see vriwir of country, and abounding with Game. thriving Plantations, a kixtun-Gardon. Patients in the country are requested War , and honour, at their helmet 14° ' I !.." Family Cottage Residence, Garden, and Lands, and sundry most the particulars of their case, age, and gtnerai habit of IheiliStf; eligible Farms, lying compact, and in a fine state of cultivation, ; m e a d = a r e mietme for advice and medicines, when dip"' good Farm-houses, and all necessary Out-buildings, pert in hand, will W er ,„ or sent to say p art of t h e kingdom. -, 6 other sin Lease for terms, and fur lives; and sundry Cottages, ' situate in a most beautiful and desirable part of the County for MARRIED WOMEN who nave long been dlealrfokr, ii Residence. TownhiU Is in the Parish of South Stoneham, three their expectatbses et a fa mily, may be sowed that In 1 7 . ...„ stances such defects are carob!. by. Medical shall and a !::Zi miles from Southampton, 11 from Winchester, fopr from Botley, the removal of such Impediments be an object of doubt ati_ and eight from leutno.y. The principal part of the Lands are ttioty with other', let to respectable Tenants, and are very improveable.expesie" P progress of renovation, is the acquirement of that . May be viewed by applying to John Ling, the liail•ff, at Town. In—. 1-dmseens in the country are requested to rate the . ~..... hill, where particulars may be had; and at the New Inv, West- of their case, age , an d mama: e nA t i n y, ' D ewing* 5i0,_;, 1 7, - ; cud; Dolphin, Southampton ; Crown Basingstoke; Fuuntaen f or advice and medicines. an d t b a trine wet, be for warm° ''' and Crown, Portsmouth ; Buds, Farnha m ; Danny's, Hartford- a the kingdom. _.e bridge; White Hart, Salisbury; of Messrs. Blake, White, and Mtge, %lichees. Ilexes-street, Straad ; at Gerrasvay's ; and at Mr. Robins's, Warwiakwtaaet s Goidatraqsare s tads a plea el . the Amato nay be Ma. ' LONDON : Printed by Liner.sKasr. PP `n published there, sod at the Sae ole, Tolaseral• r • ,