Star. — London, England, 1806-06-16 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. ASCOT HEATH RAC tiIRD DAY, YHURSDAY, JUNE as. A Plate of col. for hi tt..,imc it, Yeomen Prickers, and Keepers of Windfor Foreft and Great Park, for rec. &c. carrying t zit. each; the bet of three +mile heats. Mt. Utddrts'e gr g. Whynot I Mr 10 ichardlon's 13.11 Neel" by Javelin . 2 dr Same day a Plate nisei. for 3 yr old colts, to carry Fk 'I. 41h fillies. £Ol. The heft ',f three heats, the new Mile. The winner of a Plate or Sweepitakes in the near t9e6. to carry 411). and cf the Derby or Oak Stakes, 71b. extra. Mr Walker's b. m. Minionette 2 2 Mr. Wedtiinron sit. f. finer to Houghton Lars • 3 3 Mr. Embden'l. ch. f. Patience . 3 4 Mr. Suttees b. c. Doubtful, by Sityferaper • 4 dr Mr Latibroke's br. e." Sir Peregrine, by Sir Peter t i After the Silt heat level betting on Sir Peregrine. WWI?, JONI 13. A Handicap Plate of 501. for all ages, the belt of three heats. Mr Lake's Watery, s yrs old, 811 Sib - a s 1 Mr Waddk - gton's Ploughboy, 3 yrs old, a feather s 1 s Sir y. Mawbey's Candidate, 3 yrs old, a feather 3 4 3 Mr Forth's Agineoart, 5 yrs old, SR icib ... 3 3 dr Mr Embden's Sigirmanda, 4 yrs old, 6ft sib 4 dr Lord Alliemarle's Trudge. 4 yrs old, 7R 6 dr • Five to son the field--a tot agft either of the favotnites-4 to z agR Candidate—and 6 and 7 to a agft Ploulhboy—After the firft heat s and 6to 4 agft Watery, and s to a nil Agincourt.— Atter the ad heat s to a agft Watery, and 3 to I and level betting set Ploughboy. The kveral bests were well contefted. Same day, A Sweeptialcea of logs. each, with cogs. added from the Race Fund, free for any horfe, &e. Mr F. gear. eh. h. Quiz, aged - T • Lord Albemarle. b. h. Vivaldi. aged a Three to one on the winner—A tolerable rate. • SATURDAY, JULY 14. The Noblemen and Gentlemen's Handicap Plate of sol. for all ages; the belt of 3 two-mile heats. Sir j Mawbey's Candidate, a feather . 4 1 I Mr. C. Browns Laura, lilt 81b. - . it a 2 Mr. Sutton's b. f Clandon Lail, 6ft. - 3 6 dr Hon. 0. VWittrs' Deception, 6R, Sib. . - * 4dr Mr. Walker's Minionette, 7ft. tab. - 5 3 4 Mr. Albey's Brown Stout, 6tt Au • - 6 S 3 Mr. Entbden's Patience, a feather etc - Before Rafting, 6 to 4 on L 44114 agit the field; so to I tga Can didate. After the flat beat, sto i and 3toa on Laura. After the fecond beat, even betting on Candidate. Patience bolted the firft time going round the Coarfe, and the boy who rods her was thrown, but he did net receive any material inituy. SEA-COAL METEIVS 01 COAL. Benton Long Dins Main Carr's Hill Crofea Main Heaton Main klebburn Main E, LONDON, JUNE t 4 goats 'OLD, and yawls. 9 I Jaya TI. i n Ju4 . 13. Wedndd.q. Frttlay. * 143 9 47 (7 • Holywen Main Kenton Main Percy Main Punt op...Simproes • Tanfielti Moor Tram Tnrenley, Main W V/trEadi - 7,,.'illingiWen"" - lira - Hartley Scotch Cool - SUNDERLAND COAL. Boum Moor Eden Main - Prinrote Main - On the i ith inßantot R of Thomas Lewin, Efq. of 48 6 48 9 0 0 480 466 49 0 41 0 46 o 4$ 6 48 3 4 8 0 44 6 4s 6 46 6 49 3 48 6 If 9 43 3 43 6 44 0 48 o 44 6 47 0 42 6 46 0 47 0 u 6 4t 6 J 7 9 420 r, near 42 9 42 9 43 3 q 6 ♦3 6 me Lad/ MARRIED. At Fdinburgh, as Thurfday, the Right Mo. Lerd Rothe to Mir, Area °reit, daughter of -- Greiff, big of Garfield Place. On Tburfday morning kit, at Saint Pancras Church, by the Am Mr. Chainpriers, Mr. Greenwood, of Kendal Town, to MI6 Mundel, cldeft daughter of Mr. Munden, of Covent Garden Theatre. SHROPSHIRE. At the Cagle Inn, la Blibosee Caßk, (if not in the mean time dlf poled .4 by Private Contra.. of which nodce will be given), on Wednefdly, the ath day of JIM!, aBO6, at Five o'Clock In the veering, in loch Lots to Stall be then produced, tidied to leek eoeditionseiSale as mall be then and there produced ; LL that Meffinge, Tenement, and Land, called J. . 1 . COLD BATCH, together with the Commons lately added thereto by allotment, on inclofing the fame, ailineafuring isz Acres or thereabouts, in the occupations of Metres. Bowyer,Clayton, Legg and Price. at the tow clear yearly rent of toil. including the land Tax, which has been redeemed. The above Prentifes confill of recelleat Meadow, Arable, and Panora Land, and are plealantly Stowed within a mile of the town of Harp's Cattle, and well worthy the attention of Felons &Woos of rclielng near a town, whole Markets are plentifully and cheaply fupplieJ. Mr. Waters, of the Cattle Inn, will thew the Premifes, and a Map thereof ; arJ for further particulars, or Sale by Private Con tra& apply to Mr. Brown, Solicitor, Carmarthen, South Wales. May so, :bet 111 E ABBOTS MILL, CANTERBURY. • .HIS rely capital Ellahlifhment, fituated within watts of the populous City of Canterbury. in which there Is a regular Corn Market, and which afforest an average (apply of Sla fisi.dred lln . arters of Wheat weekly. IS NOW TO BE DIS POSED OF,for the term of twenty•two years front Michaelmas nrat,eithcr at an Annual Rent, or for a fpecific Sum for the whole term. The hAditlfiqt confil)s of Ga complete floor., ha. tight pair Of Rases with a. 1141 e head of water, not only of its own original (puree hut alto the whole of the water which formerly (uppbcd the King's Mill in this city; and the machinery for grinding.dref Bel. and twilling. aro all ccaftrutited (rota the de %int of that .ble Bright/et, the late JOHN SMIATON. Ertp *ll he edillee is • quadrangle.ya feet by 52 feet, the height to the want leo feet, and it adraitttel to Mont of the Iu idioms build ings in the kingdom ; the internal part of the Mill is allowed tabs instnpl.rely adapted for the 13rge Rroke of bidincfs for which it is batendoll and the fupply of water gives a hilleient power to grind and drefs Fifteen Thoufand Qcarters of Wheat yearly. lye quan tity of lioufehold Flour made and fent out front the Mill, from Oc tober 1, :SOS, to April 30 tllo6,is 11,317 fa. ha; and from the ere• el. , the ManufaSoey hag fetched the top price on the Loudon Market. Staved and Third fluor. Fine and Coarfc Mlddtlnr Pollard and Bran Sod an Immediate falr,t,w resdy malty. at the belt pr.ec. asuongft the numerous inhabltaot. of the city and its to d g bboorhood, anti among!! the very large department of the its Leary, cooltantly Rationed here in barracks and quarters. There Is alto attached to the Mill a Retail Meal Shop. In which the ready money return for Flour Is upwards of yoool. a ye.r. Immediate poreflion may be bad, and the Stock taken by valua• eon or the Mill &a he cleared of the Stock within one month ni.er it is let. As ill fiats of health, ander which the preen Proprietor has `been tor f. me Lion fulFerin, Is the only rearms why the buands is g .rtrd with. Apply fm particulars to Mr. Thomas I I ssumond, SoEdtor and '1 ow" Clerk t.l the City of Canterbury. wr Ihe prefect Proprietor has added to the buGnefs at the Xllll. Seim "i tam. of Holes, which are in coollant tmpluy from t anterLury to Whitii.ide, with all, or any of which, the perky the Llillmt.y be acevzr...... , :attsi, or may decline the whole. - • SALES BY AUCTYOI% EXMLLENT RESIDENCE, 11 NO'S ROAD. near BEDFORD RO A'. By Mart. HOGGART at.d PHILLIPS, (Sumltts to Mr. Smith) At Garraway'r, on Friday. the Seth initant, at Twelve &clack, By Order of the Exectitties, SPACI®US LEASEHOLD FAMILY ••• HOUSE, pleafantty Stoat* He. 13, Ring's•road, near Bed. ford (quart, the late refideuce and property of William Wrhb, Efq. deceafeci. 'the Houle it in good repair, poirciling nume rous accommodations for a Large fatuity, and contain., eight airy bed chamber*, drefling rooms, handlowie dining, drawing, and morning rooms • excellent offices and collaring , coach hook, (tabling, Sex. 'I he rooms; will be accommodated with early polteMon. To be viewed with tickets, which, with particolant, may be bad of MelTra. ',loggart and Phillips, N 0.62,, iiroad.ltrect, near the' Royal Exchange. MERCANTILE RESIDENCE. COPTHALL-COURT , THROGMORTON-STR F ET. By Mears. HOOGART and PHILLIPS. (Suceeffors to Mr. Smith) At Garraway`son Friday, the 20.11 lune, at-Twelve, ACONVENIENT LEASEHOLD DWEL -I.ING HOUSE, very defitably fituate. No. 9, Cepthall court, with two Fronts,-offering a light airy rltUrtioll fora Mcrehant, and within a few minutes walk of the Royal Ex change ; the houfe cor.tabis fit bed earns, dining and breakfaft parlours, two counting bootee, offices, and cellaring Held for 14 ran, st a low rent. 144.7 be Viewed Si days previous to the 14c,and partiality's had at Oarraway's and of Mery Hassan and Phillips, No. 6s, Broad Itreet, near the Royal itachange. CAPITAL PRIME OAK, SHIP, and PLANK TIM:MR, of large Dimenfions. By Mara HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (Sueerffors to,Mr. Smith) At °areaway', Coffec-houfe. Cornhla, on Friday, the 27th WE. it Twelve, in Lots, UPWARDS of three hundred and twenty fele& OAK Tali FS,containing mcoo Feet, thimble for (hip. building, lying convenient for water carriage at and near Chip itcad-plitec, near Chew:tang and Revenoaks, about 2s miles him, London, in the county of Kent. Rosy be viewed by applyini to Mr. Emmington (the Stained) at Chlpßead-plate; and of Miles Wood and Wm. Coachman, of Chipßead, of whom particulars may be bad; alto of Mr. T. Ben. thorn, Mahatma • Royal Oak, Sewmoalts ; Rofe and Crown, Tunbi-Mit ; at Gi ' irraway's; and of Meas. Hoggart and Phillips, No. 62, Broad -React. POST OBIT BONDS AND ANNUITY. By Mars. HOGOART and PHILLIPS. (Succaors to Mr. SMlth) At Garra*art Coffee-bode, Conga!ll. on Friday, the a7th Ina. at Twelve, in Sin Lots. POUR JOINT POST OBIT BONDS of 10001. each, oow bearing intereft, and regularly paid; and Two of rood. each, without interelt, but payable a the detnife of an infirm Gentleman, aged 70. The ohliscr will, on the deeeafe of the life of 70, c o me into pacMon of property to the amount of 3copool. Alfo, an ANNUITY of 401. per annum during the lives of a Gentleman aged 313, ands I .ady alvd scr. Particulars may be Ind three dirt pre , ,itms to the fate; of Mr. Humphreys, Solieltor,Tofrenhmit yar.!; at Ga. raway's ; an-f of Mars. Huggart sod Phillips. No. Ga. BULKS, on the Borders ot OXFORDSHIRE. By Mars. HOGOART and PHILLIPS, (Sotceffors to Mr. Smith) baraoray's Coffee-hook. CornhUl, on Friday, the sods loft. • at Twelve, A VERY definable Freekold Eflate, fituate in the rural pleafant Village of Milton, two miles from the mar ket town of Bedard, fix from Whitney, and on the border of thr hoc road to Cheltenham ; comprifing a fthltantial be It Dwel• ling-husafe, with four rooms on each Boor, and every appendage for the accommodation of a refpctlable fain Hy. Lawns, pica lure grounds, and gar4ens. hounded by a fine trout.ftrearn; caach•hou'e, ftaaing (or four bodes, &tithed farm yard, barns, and oat buildings, with a quantity of rich arable, paflure, and meadow hind adjoining, containing together about So 3,7CX, in the centre of a live (porting country, and neighbourhood of the Brit refpcdtabilny. To b. viewed with tickets only, which, WWI particulars, may be had of Went. Hoggart and Phillips. No.6s, Broad-Urea. Particulars may afro be had at the Elmira Offices at Burford, Cheltenham, Oxford, Cirenceller, Glowielter, and Whitney ; at Oarravray's ; and on the Prentife% COPYHOLD RESIDENCE AND LAND, NEAR BRENT- WOOD. By McCrea. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (Sucecifors to Mr. Same) At Garraway's Coffee-Hmk, Combed, on Friday. the aoth at Twelve, %mica an acceptable odes bin the mean tint:. made by Private Contract, A Derivable and improvable COPYHOLD FA MILY ROUSH, in a pleallint fatuation at Pilgrim's Hatch, raven miles from Rumford, tour from (filar, and ay knot Lon don, near Smith Weald and Hanky Commom, in the County of Eifel. The Houk is in fuhttantiartepair and captains four garrets, lex bed chambers, two dreffnig-rooms. large hall or dining par lour, drawing-roam, and fuitable Oakes, brew-houfe, and Ant (paring-water, with plcafure and kitchen garden, numerous ninths I and fruit trees, large yard, kern, Raid:mt. aud out-buihling. with rich p,eldoek adjoining, and four enekfures of arable land, at a Iburt didance, containing rogether about Iy acres, let to Mr. Derft, whole leak wilt expire at Mielt.ielmu To be viewed 6t days previous ta the fate by applying to Mr. Dorft, at South-Weald; and particulars then had at the Cock and Bell, Rontford ; White I lint, Brentwood; Crown, Ottgar ; Angel, Ilford; of Melks. Spathes and Winter. Paper-Buildings, Temple; at Garraway's; and of Mears. Hoggart and Phillips, No. 6a, Bromi4lrcet. EXCELLENT RESIDENCE. GARDE Ng, and MEADOW LAND, Srox e New! NG FON. By Melia. HOC:GAUT and PHILLIPS, (Socceffors to Mr. haw r n ), At CarrawaYs, on kriday, the toth June. at Twc:re, ASpacious ftibUntial FAMILY HOUSE, plea falitly Innate in Church !tract, Stoke Newington, within four Mile/ of the Royal I . :change. The Houk contains nine airy bed-chamber., two dreffitig. rooms, numerous elofctr, and water. clofers; a capital lofty dining•roont about :5 f. t by t), with reed'. and pillars; drawing-roam and morning.rriom; handfome entrmlrt•ball , principal and (wand ftairceest frtsatits' room, :rid facellent offi,:ts fAmbed with water; wine, ale, and beer eel• farm g; a rurico and drive, with opus railing and pillars in from 4 It.incling for two carriages, and /tabling for lives bodes; a liandfonie lawn, /body walks, capital green-houfe, and gravely, Large aiteisest•gardeus, fully cropped and planter', lofty wall., numerous truittrees,and fix acres at rich meadow-laud ad joining. The Purchafer will be accommodated with early pollef fion.—To be viewed with tieket, only. whkh, particulars, may be bad of MeffraHoggart and Phillips, Na 6a, Uroad !treat. Particulars air's at Gateway e. VALUABLE ESTATE at PI:ALEN:3N. near MALDEN, a SiEX, with poerSon at Michaelmas nest. L'f Wen. HOnGART and PHILLIPS, (Sunlfers to Mr. /bears), At Canaway's Coffee Hoare, 'Change alley. Combat, Landon, on Thurfday the 14th July, at Twelve °Tied, %mkt's= at. eertable offer Mall ha made in the mem.. time, AVery de fi nable FREEHOLD ESTATE, corn. paling SPAR ROWSWICE and FLANDF.RSWICR, ("m -inting upwards of Two Hundred and Fifty Aerea of eseellent Land, v. ,11 watered, and In high cultivation, at Purkigis, bounded by twe high roads, 3y miles from London, 3 from Maiden, and 13 from Chelmsford; wills • fublantlal Brick FLAIL., feltable for 1 a large family, commanding beautiful views over the adjacent mower; Garden, Ohms, large Flinn - yard. Barn, Slabllfill. and Out-holliliters, entirely new-built In 1793 ; late h t the uctivilna of the'. Vi.low Ingleffew, but now it. hand , Land 'Fos redeonsed. To be mewed by ay / lying to John Willis. MI the Premifes, and , pardeulan bad at the Cara and Ben, Itornford ; White Hart, Brentwood; Spread 1 , ..5al ~ Ingatellotte; Black Boy. Chelmsford; Nines Head and hive 110ar, Malden; of M 0,,, lisechilduo and Emma, holicitots, Ilr,b , ers-liall, Addle.nrcer; at tbirraway's; and of Meth.; Horgan and Phillip'. No hi, Broad.ttreer, rear the Royal Lzaarge, where a ?Lan of the Eltatcs may be Lea. EXTENSIVE CARPENTER'S YARD and WORKSHOPS. and (mall FkEEHOI.D 11(. 0 :1SEH, and LAND ie the TOWN of MAIDST ONE. Dy Mr. JOHN LIST/Oki By order of the Alignees of Thomas G Acitn, Carpenter, a Blink - rupt, on Thurfday the 3d day of July, t Bed, at two o'clock In the afternoon, at the Star inn, Maldftone, In One Lot. ANEW ERECTED MESSUAGE or TENE MENT, with an extensve Timber or Carpenter's Yard, Car pedter's and Joiner's Shops, Sheds. Store-houfe for Deals, Saari*. ; . 'table, and other eonvi.nient Outhuildinge adjoining, together with a Paddock behind the fame,and the Sbcdand Belding, thereon The Premifcs are Freehold, dedrably fituate at St. Faith's Green. hitaldttone, were fete in the occupation of the Bankrupt, and are molt conveniently adapted to any busncfs requirldg room. Alto In Six Lots—Sla fn all brick IVlellnages or Tenements, with the Gardena and Appurtenances adjoining to the before.ment4oned Fernlike, and now In the occupation of Mrs. Gilbert, Mrs. Davey, Meffrs. Head, Merchant, and Cooper, at Tenants at Will, at very low annual rents, amounting toirther to 531. 41. The whole of the Buildings, Workthops, Sza arc fuhltamially Milt. and have all been ended within a few years, and are well (applied with water. Alto a piece of Freehold Land, In the centre of the 1 own of Maldfcone, immediately behind the Mitre ino,in the High-ftrcet, and extending to Earl-ftreet, together with the ftable and build ings, one part thereof maft advantagenuily fituated for the bead ing of feveral (mall bottles, (tables, or workfhops. Further particulars may be known by applying to Medea. Swain and Stevens, Solicitors. Old Jews). ; Mr. Selby, Solicitor, Town Malliog; Mr. Waterman, Solicitor, Tenterden ; or Medic Bur and Pope, isr the Auctioneer, Maidftone. *SALES BY AUCTION. By Mr. ABBOTT, On the Prcmifes, on Friday the syth instant, and following day, at 't wehre `THE elegant Houfehold rurnitnre in excellent rundition, of prime Mobufadiure, and good taße; a full hoed Billiard Table, Melon wul Hand Lights, Garden fmplements, three Mulch Cows, and a vari. ty of valuable effedts. the property of a Gentleman, quitting his Villa at Greenhill Grort, near Barnet. To be viewed two days preceding the Sale. C'adalogues may then be had on the Prensifes ; at Mr. Newtons; . the R ed Linn, Barnet; of Mao.. WYillama and Brooks , Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn; at Gat. raway'at and of Ml. William Abbott, 23, Shepherd's Market, Pim/My. SPACIOUS COPYHOLb itESIDENCE, Palmer's-Green. By Metres. HOCK/ART and PHILLIPS, :Suter.Siva to Mr SUMO, At Clarravray'a. on Fr day the 27•11 Indent, at Twelve, AN excrllent FAMILY HOUSE, containing nu .L mcrous Rooms, and fuitahleOiliect.ln complete repair, Etta ate hi the pleafatiteit part of Paltner's.Green, near Southgate, the Lie refidente and broperty of Ileac StultS,Efq. detested; width a detached Farm-yard, Barn, Coacb-houfe, Stabling, and numerous Appendages ' • Cow-itnufe, Piggeries, Cattle Shed, Hay Barn, Poultry-yard, large Garden, and full grown Shrubberies; eaten. lite lofty Walls and Fruit trees in full bearing, three next Cut ups, and a quantity of rich Meadow Land, containing abotit 111 Acres, the whole well Notified bye fpring of excellent water. The Eftate is nearly equal to Freehold, bring held at a (mall 'certain fine, (Land tai redeemed) about BMWs from the Royal Fichatige, convenient for the wtdiern part of the Metropolis, and fit for the immediate reception of a rcfpcflable family. l'o be viewed fur days previous to the Pale. with tickets only, which, with particulars, may then be had of Mt. William Forger, 'Tottenham-green, Surveyor, and of Meas. Htiggart and Phillips, 110.65, Bread ttreet,Royal Exchange. FREEHOLD FARMS at TYTHERTtN, NORI H WILTS. TO BE 2,01,D . BY AUCTION, By HARRY RUS3, At the Angel Ton. in Chipoenhara, on Saturday, the nth day of July neat. between the Hours of Three arid Sit in the After noon, unlefa prtvlouily difpofed of by Private Contradt, (of which a foetnight's notice will be given In this Paper). Lot 1. (NU R RICOMB FA RM, confining of a Farm 'kJ fioufe,wittt convenient Barn, Statile., and Out-build lop, and t a6A IR oP. of Rich Grating Land, in the Occupation of Mrs. Ruth Kington. Lot a. Coleman's Farm. confining of a Farm Houfe, with eon venient Barn, Stables, and Ow•builitng , , and 93A. AR. 34P. of Rich Grazing Land, in the occirniiion c: Vlr. Philip Kington. The abeam Farms arc let un Leak feu n Lady-day tail, for the Term of (even Years. Lot 3. Bormorc Parrs, a convenient Farm 14.mfe., Garden, and Orchard, with (mint Clofe, of Ps h Grazing Land, containing to/eche/ 29A. oR. 38P. in the tsccupation of Mrs. Sutton. Lot 4. Lovegrove' Farm, a good Farm Floufe, with convenient Out.tmildings Gar Jen, Orchard. and feveral Clufes of Rich (Wailing Land , containing together 3tA. oR. 38P. to the occupa tion of Mf. Pearce ..... Tyttserton is three Milts front Chippenharn, four from Caine, ten from Devizes. and fifteen from Bath. F6r further particulars apply to Mr. hiereweather, or Mr . Athatot l / 2 at Caine; or (to 'ha. Tito,. Crook, at 'fictional!, and to view the Eitates) so the rtfpodtive l'enants. Sy RANDLE WALKER, At the Swan Inn, In Wolverhampton, in t he County of Stafford, on Wcdnefday the thth day of July, :Soh, at Four ch in the Afternoon. :tithe followhig 1. ots, or fuch others,and fubjzet to loch conditions, as than be then propefed, THE following ESTATES, being Freehold of abfolutc Inheritance, (the Land Tau of, which has been re deemed} fituated and bring in the Pariiit of Albrightoe and Bon. lugale, in the County of Salop, (viz.) ry aura sham: or 4:Amino-row. LOT s. A Farm Houk, Outbuiltlioes, and divers A. C. P. antes of Land, conveniently (Ousted for occupa tion, called Albrightuo Hall Farm, in the occupa. sion of Jofcph Owcn (as Tenant from year to ar,) and c.mtaining by etiolation 150 o 11. A MONIS 14 in lieu of 1 frile.hay is payable for this Farm. LO r 2. A conirtel Farm, confining of an Houle ou:buildings, and divers Clofcs of Land, called Whiftno Crofs,in the occupation of Richard ton, (a. Tcnant hunt year to year,) and contain ing sits 0 II A Modus of 2d. in lieu of Tithe-hay is payable foe this Farm. IN T lit PAIIIIII Of BONINGALL LOT 3. 6 farm Houk, Outbuildings, and Given! Claka of Land, (p t ni a farm, called Dordogne Farm.) in the occupation of lobo Brougham (as Teaant from yt ar to year,) and tonfilting of ths following particulars : The Houfe, Outbuilding', Ate. . 0 3 0 . Croft adjoining . 1 o ay Hooks . - 4 1 13 Posalla - - 3 0 0 Peak Croft - . L 3 I 7 Image - 3 t is Wheat Croft, or Ley Hall Piece 3 3 0 Park - 0 1 30 Will. - • 3 t3o Corntlif Meadow . a a :6 Corobill - - 4 3 0 Spring L - eafow . s 0 31 Heath Lealow, or Ova Heath • 4 8 IS Cow Lealow - II o ag 4 6 4 47 LOT 4 - Hales Meadow 5 032 Hales Leafuw Parts of LVlling.le Earns 4 2 14 koush Meadow 4 3 23 14 3 9 LOT 5. Great Ellie Mnor (Poi' of Di:to) 6 3 4 LO r 6. Lcfrcr Ellie Moor (Ditto) s o to LOT 7 Upper ?orlon* 7 3 0 Lower ditto, E °mobil! (rats of ditto) *8 Meadow 0 0 ii o si LOT IL A Parcel of untnelnfed Land called Broom kill (reGJuc of ditto) 0 3 30 Ferber particulars miy be bad at the Citrates of Mare. tidy 4,alt anti Thacker, Wolvethampat ; Mr. Vilnaley, Lichfield, and Mr. Wyatt. Batton-um leant. SALES BY AUCTION. On Thurfday the id of July nert, at Eleven &Clock in the Fore noon. at the Ship Inn, Dover, for Faporstion or ltenec Cn. funqtion, by virtue of a Comninota from the High Court of directed to the Marl:bal. t , HE rOI.LOWING GOODS. landed from the fiviredilh Brig Gerechtigkeit, Johan Carl 'l o de late Mailer, bound from Malaga to itnibden, which have been detained as Pruffian Property, 23 Pipes Malaga Wine-.. 10 Hogtheacis ditto -2500 Cat.. B o ars ditr.,-20 Bag. dlitlinsek-6o Calk' Paste to Cat. Figra Hales Almonds—to Calk, Hiack Lead. For further particular., aresication may he made to Mem. Fedor and Mine% Dover—tweer, June :La.:ad. WE.VMOU I H. liJNE, 5, tBO6. Br T. .1 IN, ALI„ At the Crow?, Inn, on W adnefday, June 25, tBO6, under a Cern totirton of Aporaifernent and Sale Waal from the High Court of Admiralty, and addrcifed to Melfm Wm. Walton and Thom'', Richardfon, Conuniffinners, THE Curgtiof the GaIIintJOTIANNAJULL-INA. HERMINA, HAM, Son Laza Mafter.un her Voyage fr o m Malaga to Einliden,emilifting of 1370 Barrels Sun Baifinr.26 H..iGna. 20 Pipes of Malaga I li!te, Foi particulars apply to Mcffra. Welton and Itichardfun, Coro. *Mittman, Weymouth, or to 'E. Tindall, Broktr. The Sale to begin at EleVcn team* in the Morning. CUSTOM-HOUSE, RYE, June ts, zBo6. 10 BE 601.0. On Wedneklay the ttlthlnftant, at tit o'Clock In the Forenoon. A called the DASH, of the under-Aritzen Ointenfioas, topther win% her Materia!s and Stoma, for a Privateer. ,••0 Length aloft, 62 Peel Inches, Breadth, ill Peet 8 Inches, Depth, 8 Veit at incises. . Burthen 9er p TOM' Stibjea to Nett Conditions of Sale as &all be then produced. PLYMOUTH. la parfainte of a Commlfflon of Appralfeascnt and Sale Mad front the High Court of Admiialty, oddrelled to John Teed add John Kroger, blips Will be SOLI) by PUBLIC AUCTION, At Burrows's, the London Ina, Plymouth on Friday, the 20th day of June, at Ten o Clock in the Forenoon, ABOUT 1382 BoXts fit" Lemons, and 20 Boxes Of Oranges of Prime (tiality, Landed frnm the Doings Canto! Ftio,bs.iem, detained on her Voyage from Menton, by the private Skip of War Lion, David k. Lewis Commander. For viewing the fame, Catalogues. and further Information, Bps ply to the Chmmlfilaners, or to James Broduick, Broker. Plymoith June It, 436. SEA SIDS, SOUTH Oi DEVON. TO be LET, unfurniiheci, for (even Tears, a refpeo t table eompadt Houfe.fit for the reception of a (ma genteel Eamlly, &noted In one of thd warmed and healthreft (pots on dm coati of Devon. 4 miles from Exmouth, 6 from hidmouth, and 14 from Pieter. The HOIIIC ionlilli of breakfalt parlour, dining and drawing roam, three bed rooms, and two attes t kitchen, wath. Isure, with pants in k,dairy and cellar. coach•bnisfe, Reding for A hurfes,grafs plot In hunt. yard, garden, ind orchard of near halt . = acre behind. A pact of houtuli krrt two miles off. and good trout SChing in the neighbourhood. Rent oo guineas per ann. Taxes very trifling.—For tureher particulars inquire at Mr. Winholt's, Solicitor, No 33, Fore Ere. I. London. CHILDREN OF FLORA WILMOI`, DECEASED. THE Chilchen of FLoaa WiLmor, Wife of Wit. Witwor, Inc of Semitic, B. rks, labourer, deceafed, mal Lear of foniething to their adv. masc, on applicatton to Mr Tines, Solicitor, Reading, Berks.—N. 8. It is undeiltood that raid I tea Wilmot had two funs; (one a fiddler, regiment not known ; and the ether a fervent ins gcntkman's fimity); and one daughter married, whore renitence is (upland to be iu the county of Kent. ko . HAVING dedicated myfelf to the Rudy, and heel) gratified by the moth confiditrable predict in that branch which I thought proper to facet, I truth that I have not more mil . - empkiyed my time than thofe who, in the extenfive field of the profs/ion, are occafionally inimerfeil in unc.rtainvy, and cannot aiways attain that niece:, which is acquired by concentrating the lintelleiltual power to one daft of di:orders. The difeafes of DEBILITY are rrcullarly diftreffing, for they Meg with them a train of concomitant fymptotns, and by a de greition of all vital energy. exilletee Kelt becomes embittered.-. Whether they arlfe from the prevalence of ill example, the dcft.rue the habits of fehoolboys,or the indulgences of maturity, they re quire the molt alfiduntio prufelGonal fkill ; but by the ignorance of uneducated men, the lymptorus are aggravated, and the conftius don is deftroyed,_ Asa MISMBER of the ROYAL COLLEGE of SURGEONS, I ground my pretesif.ons on regularity of education, and poffeffing every privilege to pradlice, I feel niyfeif entitled to that confidence with which I love hitherto been fo liberally honoured. In the Erft fenfations of local weakneG, early application will prevent the calamity of a debilitated frame ; but where the (offerer, trout a confeionk,efs of the untuaillinefs of the vice which ended Ills misfortune, is fearful a the conttmpe or cenfure of hie family pity titian, and broods over his infirmity with careful concealment, it mutt he fatlifaelory for him to be allured not only of capability of treatment lint alto of the moll inviolable frcrecy. And in recentYenercal Complaints it It poflible to prevent pain danger or dards ; in the molt complicated cafes it is the acquire ment of excle6ve experience In this line to effedt a Cafe, certain, and rpeedy r.••eltabliihment. I offer the advantage of this experience to thole of either fez who are afflieted with any kind of DEBILITY, of any fymptoms of VEN ER FAL INFECTION, and in ail cafes the term, of rand neratirm are flared on the fiat interviea. Patients in the country are expedted to !adore a Bank note, and are requetted to Ipeclfy their age and manner of living. MARTIN BRIE, Member of the Royal t,ollege or Surgeons, In London. No. 29, Arundel Erect, Strand, War Temple Dar. ADVICL • WHEN PROFESSIONAL MEN, eminent for hill and experience, offrt their advice, and exert their abi lities for the cure of a few ri;ning Difeafes, they rife fupelor to that prejudice which is lo Jot ly excited & b aled the advatifements oC men,ignorant of the Brit principles, and uneducated in the prac tice of phyfic. Metrrd. CUkRIE and Co regular Surgeons, fine tinned by every privilege to predict, and by the uniform teeters which their mode of treatment for Venereal Complaints has hi therto been attended, nontinuc with the lime alLduity to dared their !ludic' to the cure of every (pears of that baneful pollen, as well a. the removal of thole diftreffolg debilities and dellickneles wh.eh prevent, or embitter the matrimo n ial (late. In the cats- In;:oe of human infirmities, there are some more elfin:tin g than thole which are the unavoidable contetmence of an indul t ; emu In a certain deltruetore habit The Unhappy (offerer broods over hi. , misroMaucs, alhamed to feet relict, until he is reduced to fah a A elate of today, an to ;slider ii:e opprefive. To fuch perfons it will be a runfoling relitetiun to know that they may now, by a new and infallible remedy, he restored to their forma confine dotal itrength and vigour. Weak, relaxed, and debilitated hebi , proceed:rig either from an excefs of conjugal and illicit plmfure.. from a long refidenee to hot climates, hard drinking, the •.6 dous ore of Mercury, Ike. &c. are fperdity tailored to health itreugde. It mutt be a felt evident propoStinn, that where the aggv , ,; o or Intellectual capacity I, diredhod to the treatment and cur....! a few peculiar complaint:, there molt be the greater certainty or fueccfs ; and as a proof of this pension their method of curt r, fo particularly expeditious, as well as fide, and fo evidently furrior to the common pradice, that In Tome eight cafes cf infedio.i, a perfect relloration is completed In the Sort period of Ills cc DAYS, and in thole of the utmoft Inveteracy, where other practi. donee, have failed, a proper perfeverance In their plan of treat ment allures to the patient a rale, well grounded, and tatting re. eitabllthment By an early spoliation, the patient will efcape the danger and expenee at a talkies attendance upon the Ida tape elected pradltioncr. Mada CURRY! and CO. ray be ennfulted at their hook, N.. zo7, Hatton Garden, hl pattents,l ci•hcr fez, with the er , t. eft frereey, honour, and debeur. 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