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Lair INTELLIGENCE. • • • • VOMIT sir ILINCes BENCH, JUNE 4. • ' ' • • ' 111111,10VMM V. MITTAU. This 'was an 'adios brought to recover back the price of two geldings, fold by the Defendant to the Plaintiff. Mr. Omen., in Rating the cafe on the part of the Plaintiff, obferved, that his client, being a gentleman ' of fortune, refiding at Windfor, and fhortly going .to be mar-ied, applied, in January laft, to the Defen dont, who was a boric dealer, in Picerdilly, for two Ready carriage hales. Two geldings were accor dingly provided for him, for which he was to pay 175 guineas ; they were engaged to draw Ready, and. al though one of them had a cold on him at the time, yet both were warranted found. Upon trial, how ever, it turned out that the one free from cold was fo fidgetty in harpers. the Plaintiff was obliged to fend him back, and defired to have annthcr in his place, which was accordingly provided, the Plaintiff agree ing to pay se guineas more ; the Defendant accom panying the bargain with thefe expreffions—w That boric will make you amends for all the trouble and • e :pence you have been at ;" purporting thereby, that the new purchafe was warranted Ready in hands.— It, however, turned nut, that this fecond horfe was no better, or rather worfe, than the bra ; when he was required to advance, he flood flock ; but when he did proceed, he made a full flop at every corner ; flinging himfelf about in every direction, turning to ' the - left when led to the right, and frequently throw ing himfelf on the ground, with loch violence, as in one inßance to break his knees. After repeated cape. riments, the fame scene was ailed over again; and. in (hart, it was wholly impoffible to make ufe of him as a carriage hare, without the tint of a broken neck. It might be let up as a defence, that, at an antece dent period, this bode had been Ready in harnefs, and moll refpedable witneffes might be examined up on this point ; but the Learned Counfel recollected a Rmilar cafe, not long ago, when Lord Henry Petty gave evidence of the lleadinefs of the horfe then in queßion, according to his Lordfltip's ebrervation, in the mule of his daily drive from Hampflead to Lon don and back. He did not fuppofe the hare was eonrcious of having the honour of drawing the Chan cellor of the Exchequer, but, in fa& he turned out to be fo vicious and naked'', he could be neither led or driven ; this frequently occurred. The other boric in queftion, he fhould prove, had a 'very bad cold at the time of the fele and warranty, which, loon after, notwithftanding the ball treatment imaginable, became a confirmed glanders. Frequent applications were made to the Defendant, to take back the holes, but to no purpofe, thefiek one being then f bad, he could not be removed with fafety. There fads being made out in evidence— •On the part of the Defendant, Sir Stephen Glynn, who formerly poffelfed the bare, and fevers' other witnetes, were called to prove hie Acadia(' in har mers ; but on the evidence of Sir Stephen's coachman, it came oat, that (portly before he parted with him, be had been nicked in the tail, and could not bear the crupper. It alto appeared in evidence, as to the lick haft, that at one time he was not robed, but that he might have been returned to the Defendant in town, and was not; but, on the contrary, was kept to the prefent day by the Plaintiff; and in a rubrequent con. verfation between the parties, the Plaintiff obferved that the Defendant ought to give him one in the place of it, thereby implying, that he felt hintrelf bound to keep the hare after - fo long a delay. Lord Etsamaciaouan, in addrefEng the Jury, ob ferved, that if they confidered thefe words to imply I an adoption of the pareffion by the Plaintiff, he was 1 bound to keep the horfe, and they would find da. ' mega awry the Cum paid for him ; and if they con. fidered the expreffions of the Defendant, sr that bottle 1 will make you amends for your trouble and expence," to imply-a warranty, that he was Ready in learners, they fhould, on that part of the cafe, find for the • Plaintiff. The Jury, after Come confideration, found a ' , rev did of 101. 12s. 6d. for the Plaintiff, thereby leay. ' log him in poffeflion of the lick boric. 'UV! s.—CLOalel v. SRAM This was an action of afraolt and fare imprifon- ment ; and the fads detailed in evidence, proved it to be of a very aggravated nature. The plaintiff is a regrettable tradefman, an upholfterer, of so years Rending, in Moorfields, and the defendant is an eminent weaver, refiding in Gutter-lane, Cheapfide. It appeared, that the plaintiff was palling through one of the Rivets in the neighbourhood of Cheap fide, and few the defendant endeavouring to feeure a lad, whom the plaintifimagined had given him Come offence. The boy called out !unity, and the plaintiff interfered in his behalf, as far as entreaties went. — Upon this, the defendant withdrew his attentions from the boy, and directed them excluftvely to the plaintiff, ufing . very opprobrious language. The al tercation continued for Come time, as the parties walked on, and, at laR, the defendant exclaimed, if a coalable was at hand I would give charge of you. A perfon !landing at a door obferved, that he was a conaable, and if the party had done any thing wrong he would take him in charge. The plaintiff cautioned the defendant to refit& on what he was doing, or he might repent of his conduit when it was too late. The defendant was refolute, and hav ing detained the plaintiff in the area while the eon liable put on his boots ' he at lag gave the plaintiff in charge, (Waving at the Lane time, that if the con liable would call upon him in the King's name to aid and affill, he would go with the party to the Compter. The eonftable did In, and the defendant collared the plaintiff , and dragged him along Cheap fide In the Poultry Compeer. In their way thither, • the defendant met his folieitor, and having raid a few words to him, the plaintiff being Rill detained a prifoner, they continued their way to the gaol.— When the parties arrived at the paper, the defendant charged the plaintiff with being a fwindler, and an entry was made to that died. It was in vain the plaintiff infitled upon his refpedability, and caution ed the defendant as to what he was doing. No at tention was paid, and he was left in cuftody of the Keeper. The plaintiff then fent for his friends, a Gentleman from the India Houle, and others, of re pute. 'rhere immediately waited upon the defen dant, at his bottle in Gutter-lane, urged the plain tiff's refpettability, and the probable miftake the de- - fendant laboured under ; addilig, that the plaintiff being . a tfitb advabcain years, and or a weak con. Ritutton, the confinement in a prifon, though only till the next morning, might greatly endanger his health ; they entreated, therefore, that the defendant would content to his difcharge. The defendant was obilinately bent on keeping the plaintiff where he was ; and obferved, the fiery might have its weight before the Magillrate the next day, but he could not lifien to it. 'I he plaintiff's friende' then returned to the prifon, and having, for the firft time, reprefent ed the cafe to the Keeper, the latter thought himfelf warranted in taking a depofit, and the fureties of thofe prefent, for the plaintiffs appearance the next day' before the Alderman, and confented to the plaintiff's prefent liberation. This was on the 28th of Febru ary lan. On the next day the cafe was heard before Mr. Alderman Hankey, who difcharged the plain tiff out of cullody. The anfwer to this outrage was that the defendant had been the dupe of tome fwin diers with whom the boy was connetted, and imagin ing the plaintiff, from the interest he ibewed to the lad, to be one of them, he had rifled in the way de (erased. He was, however, convinced of his error, and was ready to make any reafonabls atonement in his power. Lord ELL ana°RooGH Paid, it was certainly a cafe of great wantonnefs and folly ; and the only queftion was with refpea to the quantum of damages. In eflimating that, the Jury would place themielves in the situation of the plaintiff, and alk what Tamen pence they would mat far filch an outrage? Verdi! for plaintiff—Damages, One Hundred Guineas. SWISHY V. HUTCHINSON. This was an action of affault. The Plaintiff is an afGftant to Captain Motley, of the imprefs fervice at. Gravefend, and the Defendant was, tome time back, the commander of the receiving chip at the fame port; but in confequence of force irregularity, has fince been fufpended. It appeared that the Plaintiff was walking upon the public quay, iii company with Captain Motley and Lieutenant Collins, when the Defendant came up, and after tiling abnfive language to Captain M. addreffed Ward/ to the Plaintiff, and exclaimed—" As for you, you d—d rafeal, you deferve to be hanged, and immediately ftruck 'him a blow in the face. The Defendant, by his Connie], expreffed his contrition ; and laid he had a wife and !even children to fupport, oot of his half pay as a Lieutenant, a fituation he fuppoied himfelf brought to by the reprefentations of the Plaintiff and his friends. The jury found a verdia for the Plain tif—damages 4os. Only flatten, out of fifty-feven Jurymen, attended in the morning ; and the Coort was detained near half an hour. Several were fined, and others muted themfelves. SHERIFFS COURT, LONDON. Yenerday came on to be tried at the Sheriff's Office, in Coleman-fireet, City of• London, a cattle wherein. Alter Callan, of Sheercefs, was Plaintiff, and David Mapleton, Lieutenant of his Majelly's Stip Pallas, was Deendant, for a violent affault when after a long hearing the Jury found a verdict for the Plaintiff, damages pl.—Connie' for the Plaintiff Mr. Lawn; attorney, Mr. D. Holman, Jewry-Street, Aldgate. Coonfel for the Defendant, Mr. M AAAAA TT ; attorney, Mr. Matson, Newing. ton-Butts. WORCESTER, Win 4, i!o6. Cln Monday Taft came on to be tried before the I Mayor, Recorder, and Aldermen, at the Town-hall, a caufe of confiderable importance to the public ; between the Chamberlains of this city, and Mr. Ri chard Dyer, a grocer. The aOion was brought by the Corporation (in the names of their Chamberlains) grounded upon the Charter, granted them by King Jams the Firft, dated the sd of Oelober, t6zo, and a bye-law, made in purfnanee thereof, on the isth ofi December, ;646, againit the defendant, for keeping an open Chop in this city, not being a freeman thereof. Plea, ail debit. The defence made on the part of the defendant was nearly the fame as in the cafe of Hef keth v. Braddock, 3d Burr. 1847, viz. challenging I firft the array, becaufe the Sheriff and returning Of. frier were freemen and Members of the Corporation; fecond, the Polls, becaufe they were freemen. The Court, fecing that the cafe cited could not be refilled, the plaintiffs did not go on, and withdrew the record. For almoft all of the laft fix days drawing of the Lottery, Fortune may be Paid to have been chained in Come degree to her wheel ; from being necefEtated to allow Capital Prizes to firft drawn numbers.— The Wealth-giving Dame, however, is now at her fUU liberty to diflribute her Gifts as The pleafes—and in troth, though but four days remain to draw, the has near ly a fum of roo,oool. to prefent, all in floating Prizes : and among them the two noble Capitals yet of 30,0001. and soool. If new adventurers are on the alert this day in (catching for purchafeable chances, it is not improbable that much of the above Rated wealth in floating Prizes, may float among them in the courfe of to•morrow's drawing. Yefterday Lion Levy and I. Marks were charged at Whitechapel Office with Realing iyoolbs. of cop• per value isol. from the Ord of Meffrs. THC•ITI and Co. of Colchefler-ftreet, Whitechapel : Marks; who Rated himfelf to have been hired as a porter by Levy, was admitted an evidence, and Levy com mitted for trial. BIRTHS. On the sad ult. at Gcanton,, Scotland, Lady Charlotte Hops, of a daughter. Lately, the Lady of Lieutenant General Soutar johnfon, of a daughter. On the sad alt. at Hilton, t►e Lady of Colonel Dag, of the Madras Cavalry, of a fun. Oa the nab ult. at Whlterig, Mrs. Major Marriott, of Idatigliter. MARRIED. ...... in the Peri& Church of Shuttington, in the County of Warwick, Capt. John L. Galße, of the 38th Regiment, to Mile Anne P. Raley, of Arcane Hall. DIED. On the rnth ult. at Clifton, Lieutenant Colonel Peter, !Ate of the 66th regiment. Thurfday fe'rungin, Mr. Richard Pcarfon, of Leeds, weasel at-law. Tuefday morning, the wife of Mr. Edmund Darby. of Grace church•Rreet, in con fequasce of her drefs accidentally taking fire On Monday evening. Monday fennight, George Dar:belay, Bfq one of the Aldermen of MBA and onee Rerefanative la Parliament for that city. This day wu publithed. price 0. boards. . - Accompanied with a Plan of the Town, neatly engraved from an accurate Survey, THE PICTURE OF LIVERPOOL; comprifing a &oft Hiftory of the Place, from the earUeft period of its exiftence, compiled from autheutie records—a View of its pro grciSvc improvements and rapid lucre& of Population—its Streets, Sivans, Public Buildings, and Charitable Lnititutkcia— with a View of its Docks, Shipping, and commercial impor• tance, &c. &c. On Aderfey's banks, where through the clamed plain He rolls his itreanu, contiguous to the main, See Livia root., with Iphi grandeur crooned, Rife from the waves, and (pried her ftruaures round. Liverpool: Printed by W. Jones, No. 36, eaftle-ftrect ; and fold by Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe, No. 31, Poultry; 13. Crolby, and Co. Madmen -court ; and J. Murray, Fleet.ftreet, London. HAVING dedicated myfelf to the Rudy, and been gratified by the moit confiderable predict in that branch which I thought proper to feted, I wit that I have not more znif employed my time than thole who, In the eatenfive field of the profsffioo, are occallonelly Immerted in uncertainty, and cannot always attain that forcers which is acquired by concentrating the Intellectual power to one clefs of &Girders. The Malls of DEBILITY are peculiarly diftreffing, for they bring with them a train of concomitant fymptoms, and by a de preffion of all vital energy, ezillence Kell becomes embittered.— Whether they mite from the prevalence of W ezampk, the deltrum tire habilmof Ichoolbomor the indulgences of maturity, they re quire the moft affiduous profcfilonal fidll ; but by the Ignorance of uneducated men, the fyinptome are aggravated, and the confUtu tion is deftroyed. As a MEMBER of the ROYAL COLLEGE of SURGEONS, I ground my prcteufkins on regularity of education ' and poffieffing every privilege to praiitice, I feel myfelf entitled to that confidence with which I have hitherto been In liberally honoured. In the firß fenfatians of local waling:A, early application will prevent the calamity of a debilitated frame ; but where therm:fuer, from a confcioufnefs of the unmanlinefs of the vice which canted his misfortune, I, (earful of the contempt or cenfure of his family phyfician, and broods over his infirmity with careful concealment, it Mull be fatisfaClory for bim to be allured not only of capability of treatment but alto of the mon inviolable fccrecy. And In reeentlfettereal Complaints it is poffibk to prevent pain danger or dlftrefs ; in the bud complicated cafes it is theicquire ment of exclutive experience la this line to dreet a fate, certain, and fpeedy re-eftabtlihment.. . . . . . . I offer the advantage of this experience to thole of either rex who are *filleted with any kind of DEBILITY, of any fruptosns 01 VENEREAL INFECTION, and in all cafes the terms of remu neration are Rated on the aril interview. Patients in the country arc espaftedto Indere a Bank note, and are requeßed to (pacify their age and manner of living. MARTIN BABE, Member of the Royal College of Simgeom, M Landes. No. Ip,"model ftrcet, Strand, ow Temple Bar. r---~--- COPY or • ist.TTES . frost. M. 1.1. ctn etcß• ' r d OwAg '• • ters and Pookfellers, Slockpart, to Dr. sm.oosios, . LiverpooL SIR. Stotiginet. hfie fine= a. AGentlemon of the lira rei s pettallglity. stdo:hit I *vete& un der • toww diners riobt years. hosing been Matched fromabe jaws of death by your totaluabit Celt CU s 1,1 4‘1.0i of Guam), we confider k a duty, itutumbetot upon it. to id. 1••• dote In Wonting you, that you may he mttleloi so pubiiih uses, fordo Coke of war allied (Wow ereutorm. You mw ft pore, from the length of bit Hiner% PO etpencopt Medical al tote Inured, tad presidentially for his numensui tvuily cl tro chile dreg, your inalllmable medicine was thought of, which boo pUy rr.ltored blot to his formergoed Rate of Malt& B. lug a de. deal gentlemen, be withal his nose not to he pubElici remove toy doubt frau the minds of the ailikßed. any =gulf ies relative thereto will be elearrully fatialled Sr Your's rerpedtrully, CLARK and LOMAX.. Prepared by Dr. finlootoo, Gileed Hook, near Liverpool,,. • its. 6d. and ggs, bottles ; -*clatter omega four of the form r. I. which the purcbater Roes at. Emir goookut bottle ham a n wolf. which beatniks Proprietor's Dams and sddrek ' bawl. ilulonaoo Llvapool; to Imitate which it felony. N.B. The pane of all letters to the D•dtor Mit be phi, sou 6d, at a fee coolored foradvlce. . . ADVIC4. WHEN PROFESSIONAL. MEN. eminent f ! Otill and experimice, offer their advice, and nett tin it Hies for tbe awe of a few reigning Dilates, they rife forrior of that prendke whin k Isiday excited sena the advertifemencl of mestpeniat the 111* irkielpiabane animated la the pas; ties of ye& Meta CURRIE and. Ca Maid &newt. bared donee by airy privilege a produes. and. fry the uniform fuselfd which their inak of treatment for Veinal Complaints has Itl ; theme keen iithadelosandam lin foes afildui:y to dice d ask India as the enre of /Pan asbo baneful ran, W weer des renewal of aitea deihikke sod ek&(t.cWt which psareagar arablaer the ease. In the este-, • lope d hams thereeless, there are none more Wilda g thud thediestiki melee easasile ennfequenee of an indult man • a certain deibniive hebk. The unhappy fufferer broods oar his. wadataws,sibanel Mina rdief, eaters, is reduced to huh a este of Wiry. nto nada Ilk maven To fuck porous It. will beta aciallug Mediae at know that they any now, by a new and wow ready, be Maud to Asa femme uniktu dont esaaniiiesirser. Weak, Waxed, and debilitated habits. procering chin:ten seam& d emeadal aid MUch pleature, or franc a loop raildease d belt celesta, Ned itlakirig, the injudt., can ak of Mercury, litc. Ike, are fpeedily reectrod to health ant then.. k gm& be a fell evident prepoddon, that Inert the agregate of latellatual capacity la diredled to the trauma and cure of a few peculiar complaints, there muit be the greeter anoint) of faced! ; and as s prat of this pofitiol their ractlat neva is fe particularly expeditious, as well u fate, and fo .left(, harrier to the common mans, that in Come flight cafes c f lon, a paid reftaradaa la ceopkted in the wort period of Tutu wars, and to tilde of the utack inveteracy, where other mai. ' down hays failed, a proper perfeverance in their plan of treat: matt enforce to the patient a fare, well grounded, and tatting re eftsbillooent. By an earliapplication, the patient will ekspe the danger end apace of a teases attendance upon the We expe rienced militant. Maffrs. CURRIE and CO. may be conTulted at their kook. No. toy. Hatton Garden, by patients of either kr, with the greet , eft keret?, honour, and delicacy. Letters from the country are requited to Rate putieelars of the cafe, pea paid, enacting a bank note, which will be duly Wasted. GOUT, BILIOUS, RHEUMATIC, and NERVOUS AFFEC TIONS, are effectually removed by the ale of the Rev. Dr. BARCLAY', ANTIBILIOUS PILLS. THE following is , a proof of their efficacy, from Thomas Bernard, Efq Batb • Upper Crekent, Bath, July 26, iSog. • Slr—On rteelpt of this I re:quell you will lend me Sr double boles of your Barclay's Antibilious Pills, and twelve bottles. of Spear.. Melded Is a draft of Sol. Pay yonrfelf for the Medicine, and apply the remainder to the publication of the following Care : • For the left fourteen years I have been aillitled with the Glint. and for the loft four yam this ie the krfl letter I have been able to write, which I think ought to be addreffed to you, seknowkvlging my perfect cure by Ming your Antibillous Pills and' Specific. • I am, Sir, your molt obliged bwroblefervant, • " THOS BERNARD. " The Rev. Wm. Barclay, Stafford firm, &Milner London." In addition to the abort is annexed the following lift of N.Ne inen and Gentlemen, who have received a peeled cure from the Barelay's Bilious Pills and Specifies The Lord Whop of Bath aid WAIL The Right Hon. Vifeount Sir John Honeywood, But. M. P. for Hookas. Bk* . gbw Ulthineon, Bart. M.P. for Pcnryo. Thomas Anton, Efq. M.P. for Litchfield. James Await, Efq. M. P. for Southampton. cieu Fomdter, Efq. M.P. for Wenlock. Nicholas Calvert, Efq. M. P. for Hertford. Edmund Boehm, Efq. Newitreet, Spring gardens. Thoinu Hammerfley, Efq. Penman. 0. W. Dicke', If+ Private Secretary. to the late Arekbilhop of Canterbury. The Rev. Mr. Dlmock, librarian to the late Archblfhop. A CAUTlON—Obferre the name of Wen. Barclay is engraved on the Ramp which is sated on the outSde wrapper of each bog. All not fo Ramped are a dangerous imitation. Prim se fid. and sm. per box, with ample regions. Sold, wholefale and retail, by a ppointment or.. Barclay. at Mr. Butler's, No 4, ateaptide. comet of Paternoiter-row • and retailby Carrell. Dublin I &get, and Barter, Rainbo& ; a nd by molt country Medicine Venders in every Town. . To THOS. TAY LOB., Efq. Nap, New Behigmftsidit.-Loadon. SIR —I confider it but an ae of juitice- due to the merits of your LEAKE's PATENT PILLS. to ecenclunk care to Tog the following Cure, which has recently balm urfonned by them :—Aa acquaintance of mine, who by the breakiew eat elan old Venereal Complaint (attended by a Complkation of W arders artfing therefrom), watcredueed almnft to a dreleton, and though he bad the heft medical advice which could be obtained. and tried a variety of patent medicine., nothing couldhe procured which teemed to full his cafe, or do him any ferviee; be remained to a mpft reduced and pitiable Omagh* for tyro yens, ambit to follow Ma profeffion, and (candy able to walk or ern' to ftaml on hie !tip; in (aft, no one who knew him ever fuppofed It poltble for him to recover. He war advifetrat lalt to try your Lances latu.o•-•he did fo. fiddly adhering to the diredtiena given with them—he had not taken more than two bozo, before he found ao alteration for the batter: this gwouragui him to proceed, and by taking a few hour more he rand hie appetite and ftrength grad - ally return, and is now as healthy and as flout as any man I know. You arc welcome, Sir, to refer any perfon to cat for a confirmation of the above account if it fhnuld be doubted. I am, Slr, your obedient humble fervant, Library, Folkitene, July to, iBoy. THO. PURDY. Prepared and fold by the foie Proprietor Taos. TAYLOR, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, I.on don, at his Louie. Na. 9. New Bridge•ltrect ; Where, after a constant reflUence of more than 4o years, in a pradice particularly directed to the cure of Venereal complaint* and chafe incidental to the parts of goo-ration in both fetica. witls that inviolable fecrecy which men m his profelSon should Awe , • obferve, be flatters himfelf the advice and 41Sitance he gr n uiton P adminiflers to prrfons taking this medicine will be eltesmed, a difeerning public, as an advantage feldet to be obtained, an..l void yf ambiguity. . . _ . _ Alto fold, by his appointment, for the convenience of thole Ile . Ing at a &Ranee, at the Perfumer's No. 35. St. Alban's.ltreet, Mall; the Toythop, 503, Oxford ftreet ; Mr. Difbtwough, nth. ftreet-hill; Mr. Baxter's, South bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. hPD ald'a, Maltose ; Mr. Callwell's, DubHn ; Mr. Whinge' s, lAverpool Mr. Atkinfon's, Mancheltcr ; and by one perfon to every cont . . derahle town in Gnat Britain and Ireland, in boxes of only 1.. VI. each, Crated up with full and plain diredlons, whereby p e riots of either fez may core theasfelres with cafe, fred,feereey, and Islay. N. B. Every box fold in Great Britain is foaled up with a stamp. on which, by fa/art of the Commirtoners, is printed Utile Bumf , Otte.—T. Taylor, No. p. New Bridge itreetto imitate whith Bony, and all ethers ars counterfeit. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRITICR TO-MORROW Morning 41 A 3 ima tin after 5 Afternoon - t minutes after 6 LONDON : Printed and imbibed by LIIVICJL [SPIT, (of Cat - terbnry-plac:, LarriYAN Ihe STA& Omar, Na t, Can.. area Pablinted ate attlNimt Orrics, Tentele•lfer. SALES BY AUCTION. HANTS. By Mr. WELT.ER, On Toefils,tlit utis of July, at Oartuway's Coffse book, at Twelve o'clock ' ,A• TRULY defirable Freehold and Manor Mate, . 1 . ealistl North,Hook,Stuate In a dry and plEtureque part of Hampfhire, compelling a well mostated property of 536 acres of Arable, Coppice, and Meadcpw Land, in the higheft hate of culti vation, with a gtind Tangly Houfe, nearly in the centre of the Mate, with ample aces, gardens; and plesforn room* in a nua luxuriant fate. At a proper <Silence from the alit& are a good Bailiff's houfe, gate.roodt, barns, and cottages. The fituatloo, al though retired in itfelf, la within two in:lco a a fodal sod polite neighbourhood—a very capital pack of Fox-hounds diftant only five miles : two out of the Turnpike Road from London to Pon!- mouth ; 114110 the former do, sod the latter t 4 ; thus from Haar bledon, and t 8 from Wrneholler. Printed porticulars will be timely prepared ind aged at the Bell inn, Horndean ; Dolphin, Petersfield; Fountain, Ponfmouth; Bear, Havant; George, Whicheiter • ' Libraries, Brighton ; Sunk: Tavern, Tunbridge Wells ; Mefin.Jones and Oscan, Solicitors, Sallibury. iquare ; MCIIM Winitanley and Son, Patcraotter-row ; and at the Chapter Coffee -houfe : at Garraway's, Change-alley Landon; and of Mn Weller, at his General Agency Offlee, Chiehefter, where tickets for a view of the (Bate may be had , alfo of Rich. Eyler, Efq. Eaft Meow, Hants. HAWFd. By Mr. WELLFR, On Saturday, the lath of June, at twelve o'clock, at the Bear Inn. Havant, ATRULY valuable and de fi rable Refulence, with attached and detached 011 ea, delightful Shrubberies, Plea lure Grounds, and Garden% larding to the termination of two tnclofurce of rich Maim Laid, the whole near fix Acres, fit for the immediate reesakm ars Oentleman's Faiolly---eres in the occupation of Thomas Buhr, Mg- the Mead/tor. The Maw tore G bandfoise. and way In* MM. and in the sea eratplete Rate of folid, as well as weathentalrquirs, and eowpalie the Mi• lowing apartments ; a molt ogled pagsalested sodas tad draw ing roorns,Rbrary and gemirmank ram, ample denssate oiann• airy bed chambers and drains resin% al* gad fararne apart. =rots, together with a 3 faked as wage sod wad houfm. —The above pandits arc Cagyhold, at a ailing Meted lire. Mute In the Pallant. Havant, el the verge of the town, and perke'lly uneonnetted with say Wilt property,k has all the ear animus of a town with the reirownt tithe cosetry. The kid kap, is hold, yak& and eatadhe ellabult vinvs of Chkbefter, Stantead Park, the ilk of Wight, Ptegdown and Ponfinonth \a bout. And towards the ternindes el jigs, will ha Mal by Audios, the genuine entire, gated, and aUoR saw Hendebokl Furniture, with other Ideas a nears Barber, Effp ram* to Bath. Further particulars may be known by applying to Mr. Weiler. at his General Agency 05w, Chkbefter. WILT& By R. HAROLD ;ad SON, At the Berl lan, at Swindon. os the 211th of July. 11106. at Twelve o'clock at Nook (ankh fear difpoled of by Pri mite Corned , of which aides ire is Own) '1 'HE MANOR Of LEIGH, weer CRICKLADE, (co-entente with tin Peelk) with the Yearly gLait-Rents, Royalties, Fiber', and Appenemenoes. Alin a very improvable Pee. with a Farm Houle and Out buildings, and about One Honied and Nineteen Acre of Rieh Arable, Widow, sod Pallor, Leadln the 04:creedal of Leonard Hawkins and Risked Oar*, an Timm at Wit Atith a dad! Honk Ostiwed, and Pb., la t kfures of Land, con taking lesiotten Ame s 11wk Roods. sad Six Pole*, fubjed to a Leals dale' to Rickard Painter, for his Li% aged about Eighty Yea", at the referred Rent of 4 65.11 d. per Annum. The whole an Senate at Leigh, near the Turnpike Road from Cricidade to Plisimilsery. two Mks and a ball' trout Cricidade, and En from !or particahri enquire of Mr. Thomas Wells, of Down-Am p rey ; Mr. Ward, Marlborough, or Mr. Davis, jun. Horninallsarn, near Womb:der. SALE of the SHARES in the HULL DOCKS; Under the Powers of an Ad! of Parliament, pared La the eyth year of the Reign of hit precut Majefty, far making Additional Meke at Kiogfton opon-Hull. Dock-Mice, Kinglton-upon-Holi, May r 6, amS. At the Excite:rye. In Kingftost-opon-Hall, on Wednefdey the slid' day of June, 006, precifely at One o'Clock, (fulled to filch conditions as RA be then produced), FIFTEEN NEW SHARES in the undertaking tot making DOCKS at Kinetan-opon-Hull. or Each Share will be pit up fqnrately. A depolit mutt be made of tel per Can. in part of the purchafe money immediately after the Sale ; but the remaining part thereof , will not be required to be paid tamer than the 3 tit day of Decem ber neat, when approved Bankers' Bills upon London, at two months' date, will be accepted. Notwithitinding the payment le poilponed to fo dittani a period, yet the purchafers will be entitled, In common with the prefent Proprietors of flock Shares, to a wholer m ' i LlEvideod no each re Sha, which will be &dared at the Dock y's annual Audit, on the ad February next. K B. Seth as Intend to become Proprietors In ads va luable ands to will do well to avail themfekes of the pretest opportunity, as theft are the laA Mures wbkh the Dick Company are aothorifed to fell. _ _ _ •:;FurtTerp;r7lcalan may be known, by applying to Mr. Froft, SoScitor, or Mr. Lovett, Clerk to the Dock Company, in Hull. M.P. }