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016910 1 .1MIPOIPrmref FILVALE 'FASHIONS FOR min: F MORNING DREBS.—A round robe, of fine cambric or jams i - : t t le m d u f s ri li t T e long d , tull ,i sle i eve and th h o ll r in! trimmed row e of w e i o th r needle work at th e feet . ed A small Pelerine, or Russian a tiPpet, of white or coloured satin, with confined military cape, trimmed with tufted fringe to correspon. • The Brunswick mob cap, 'ttomposed of net and Brussels lace. Half-boots of pale tan toloured kid; gloVes en Nutt.—Accummes Rittonroar. EVZNING DRESS.-.—A celestial blue satin slip, with short full Ceeve ; trimmed round the bottom wish a full border of lace, gathered on a knotted beading. A Polorese long robe of white crape, or gossamer net; trimmed entirely round with lace and Allotted healing, united in front of the bosom with rows of the satin bead. Hair in itregular curls, confined in the Eastern .style, and blended with flowers.—lbid. WALKING Dlless.—Jacconot muslin high dress, made a walk ' fog length, and richly embroidered up the front, round the cot tar, and round the bottom of the sleeve, which is very long, and her more loose than they bare been worn. The embroidery in trout is divided, and gees up the bosom in a slope on arch side. Round cottage :cantle of stone-coloured fine cloth, ricl:ly embroidered in floss silk of the same colour, and lined with deli cate pink.—L.4 BELLE AssEmELER. lints Dlt E ss.—Frock of plain jaeconot muslin, with a demi train ; boly of amber and white shot sarsnet, made in the same manner as last month, except that the waist is a little shorter; the skeve, which is of a jacconut muslin is very full, • and is looped up with a fioss.silk ott.ament in the shape of a heart ; a row of rich narrow lace goes round the bottom of the sleeve, which is something longer than they were worn last month ; round the.bosorn a rich puffing of lace, and a Quern Elizabeth ruff behind, finishes the dress at the neck ; but so great is the predilection for di•playing the neck and shoulders, that this fashion has been adopted by a few only of our deg.:atm—Lid. General FITZPATRICK unfortunately lost the benefit of the bequest of the late Duke of QuEnNsiautty, of £5OO per annum, by the whole will of the Testator having* recently been put in Chancery. - Sir JOHN LADE runs the life of his MAJESTY against that' of the Bishop of WINCHESTER, upon a lease of his property in the Borough of Southyr.irk, for the renewal of which his Lordship has been offered nearly £50,000 ! The enlightened spirit of the British Public was never more strongly displayed than in the encourage ment given to Dr. THORNTON, whose Works have spread the literary fame of this country to the remotest corner of Europe. These very Works, embellished with most beautiful er,gravings, form part of the Prizes in his Botanical Lottery, appointed by Govern mei.t to be drawn on the 6w of MAY. A Ticket only se2. THE ADDRES.,.—The anftals of history do not fur nish a time so pregnant with important events as the present zn,ment. Ourselves, our families, and our posterity, must be equally interested with Tins GREAT QUESTICO, " Whether 'cis better to endure the ills of life, or by a Ticket or Share in the State Lottery to gain a Prize and end them ?"—Next Thursday, the 6th of MAY, when every Ticket drawn will be a Prize ! and every Prize paid iit money as soon as drawn ; including not only the Six Prizes of £20,000 and 810,000, but every Capital down to the Tell Thousand Prizes of .£2O. &c. A bCAIIIDE s h. long to the Vermicular tribe, aril always take up their abode. in the rectum, imestines, or turiach; unfortu nately for the In man species, there they breed most abundantly ; insomuch ti at they are wind in tie bodies tit ituants one or two months old the stomach they cause sic:lnes4, and irregular appe'ite ; in the intestines, griping pains; but when in the rec tum, the poor patient has to rest by day, with itching, showing, and Mpping pain, in the slat, that they cannot sit or staml still, By night, these small vermin come tiff in great numbers of them selves. Any person so aMictrd may have a complete cure, by the use of Dr. CARDNI.:K'S IIEDIC:NE, 74, Lottg.acre, and 3, Shore. ditch. ANN Moons, T 1; r. FASTING WO M A Wed nesday last, about two in the afternoon, pursuant to the regulations adopted by the Committee, the watch commenced on Ann Moore, of Tetbury. The room was examined with the nfost scrupulous accuracy by the Committee, and the three Gentlemen (Sir OswAEn MOsLEY, Dr. GARLIKE, and the. Rev. LEIGH Ricu- moNo), mho undertook the first watch, and who were satisfied that no kind of food, either solid or liquid, was or could be secreted in any part thereof. A new bedstead was provided, a new bed filled in their pre. sense, and every article of the bedding searched with the utmost minutenesl. The removal of her persona from one bed to the other was closely watched ; after ' which, at her own request, her person was examined, and every possible satisfaction afforded, that no col lusion could have taken place in any part of the trans . * a ction. Not a single article of any kind or desci ip lon remained unexplored ; and when the business of search and removal was concluded, no doubt was left upon the minds of the parties present, that she u as entirely deprived of food of any kind, or the means of access to it. • A barrier is placed across the room, within which the watchers alone occupy their statiln, and prevent all access to the woman, which could lin. Tlicrte her in the smallest share of suspicion. Va. 'rious regulltions are rigidly adhered to, in order to conduct this watch in such a manner as to s.itisfy the public mind as to the truth or falsehood of her pre tensions‘ Her bedstead is placed upon a weighin machine, constructed with peculiar accuracy, in or der to ascertain the variations of weight during the period of the watch, which has been uninterruptedly continued from the 21st to to the 27th ult. Saturday List a melancholy accident took place at Roseland-mill, Southwick, in consequence of a loaded gun being left within the reach of a boy, son of R. Macubbin. trotter of the boy had gone out on business, and left hint at home with a young brother and sister ; unfortunately, he seized the oppor tunity to amuse himself ith the gun, arid, uncoil sck.us of`the fatal effects of handling it, held it against the body ul linger brother, a child about four years old, when, drawing the nigger, h welit off, and the shot lodged in tl.e child's bowels, and occasioned his death' in A few hours. The little girl, v..ho %vas preseqt, w.s also wounded, but not dangerously. Bow-sTuEzT.—Yesterday T. Davis, servant to the Earl of WILTON, was charged r:ith robbing hi:, n:aster. The noble Earl had ire tly missed notes from what he deemod a place of se.. Airy, and on the sth ult. marked .everal, which he put in the samt place. These continued safe till Wednesday last, when some of them were missing : he then win hither for an Officer, who caused all the servants u be assembled, in order to be searched, when he fotim' a Li note, mark Al as aboie, in the prisoner's watch pocket ; and on searching his boxes, &c. a simila n..•te was dis,.ovmed, also four skeleton keys, one which opened the lock where the notes had been de pmKited, and die other three opened private locks h.-. longtog to his he sv:.s fully committed.. l: it/rJnt I.l.ideuck, charged wi:h comtnitting for ge . loos liankers in the City, undePtrellt illation, and was cuminiLted. ~~.. lteurcil:se r`ltinv SPORTING INIELLIGBYCB. STATE OP BETTING on THE FOLLOWING MATCHLtS, CLASS? STAR as.—Six to four asst. - Elisabeth-Seven to four apt. Cwrw—Seven to one apt. any other. . PORT SrAlltS.-.411191 to one apt. Pointep—Seven to two apt. Octavius--Nine to 2 apt. Aquarius—Five to 1 apt. Cat. Two THOUSAND GUINRAS STRIIII.--TIVO to two apt. 81110. lensko—Seven to two apt. HocuspOcus—Eight to one apt. Red mond.—Eight to one apt Mop. Dela v.—Three to one apt. Solytnan—Nine to one apt. Smo• lensko—Tcn to one apt. Hocuapocus. oAss.—Six to 1 apt. Vale Royal-10 to 1 apt. any other. THE FIFE AND FORFAR SWEEPSTAKES. Monday se'nnight the Fife and Forfar Sweeptattes, of sp. each, (ten Subscribers,) for Hunters, carrying 12st. rode by Gentle men. the best of three heats, twice round the BudtTen Course, at Manifirth, (►eing two nines and nearly a diataneej. were . run fur. and won by— Mr. Doutlas's cb. g. Glazier, by Del*, , rode by the owner I I Mr. Christir's ch. h. Ca•ch'em, by Steam, ditto 2 2 Mr. rsly Inc's br. g. Gamecock, by Cockfighter, ditto 3 3 Captain Maitland's gr.& Robert, by Master Robert, rode by Captain Hay - - - - 4 4 Mr. Daire b. m. by I.d. Mansfield's Arabian, rode by owner 5 dr. . _ _ _ Robert and Caich'ens the two favourites--Tbree to one on Ro bert at starting—and ten to one agst. Glazier. Run in three mi nutes and twenty seconds; won cleverly. The • Dnke of GRAFTON'S horse Joe Miller, is matched against MajorWrLsox's Spotless, at the first Newmarket October Meeting, for 150 guineas. Sir C. VUNEURY'S Smolensko is matched against General Gnosvexon's Redmond, at the Newmarket Houghton Meeting, for 200 guineas. moirryihr AGRICULTURAL REPORT. Every seasonable operation in the various depart. ments in agriculture has proceeded with facility; through the whole of the last month the weather has been more congenial to vegetation than we are accus tomed to experience in this climate in the month cf April. The young wheats have made the most proli fic tillow ; the flag is strong, and of a healthful co lour ; sure signals of a full crop, should not atmos pheric affections intervene. Great breadths of spring wheats have been sowa, and the early ones have the most promising appearance. The whole of 'the legu minous tribe have made a strong appearance. The tender plants have escaped the various depredations of the slug, and promise a full productive crop, should they be equally fortunate in regard to the fly. Cattle Mat kets, both for fat and lean stock, some what reduced in price. Mulch cows and cart horses .never before at such a price in Britain ; cows just c.dved have been sold at ge3s each—cart horses from 4E60 to £ I Oa each, this extraordinary price, it may be hved, i‘ ill promote the use of oxen for labour, one of the greatest savings both individual and. national, in the whole range of rural ceconomy. The distem per arising from atmospheric influenza in horses has pr2vailcd considerably this spring. The rot in sheep has fortunately ceased, and the lambing has been, thus far, successful. MARKETS. WITHHELD MARKET, APRIL 80. PER STONE Of Bib. TO SINK THE OFFAL. Beef S, 8d to 6s fid I Veal is Od to St 4d Mutton 6s Os to is 6d Pork Gs Od to is 6d Lamb is Od to Ss 4d. Beasts, about COO—Sheep and Lambs, 4,500. Calves, 126—Pig,, 250. PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW IN SMITHFIq.D. Hay 41 Os to 51 Ss Clover Hay 01 Wto 11 Os Straw 61 0s to 61 1.51 11 Os to 21 8s NEB UATE AND I.EADENHALL MARKET. By the Carcass. Esef,per stone, 5s 4d to 6s Bd. Veal 5. 8.1 to is 44 Mutton . 6s Od to 6b 4d. Pnrk 7s Od to Vs 44 Lamb - 6s. 0.1. to 81. 4d. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. Bags. Pockets. Kent 101 Os to 121 Os Kent 101 Os tis 161 Os Su.ses 81 N to 101 Os Sussex 101 Os to 121 le.s • Lbw' 101 Os to 121 Os Farnham 161 Os to 251 Us PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. ST. JAMES'S. WUITC.CRA rat— Hay '2l. 10s. to .1. 10s. 01 Hay 41. 4s. to 51. 10s -traw 11. 16s. to 21. 51. 01 Clover 61. 10s. to 1. lus Straw 11. 16s. :o 2L 4. RAW HIDES. 1 Best Heifers and Steers (per Ordinary 2s. Od. to 2s. 6d stout-) Ss. Od. to 33. 4d. Markct Calf 17s. Vd. each Middlings 11s Bd. to 2s. 10d. English Horse 144. to I6s. ud Lamb Skins 2s. Od. so 3s. 04. Sheadings 7d. I'RICE OF TALLOW. tit. James's Market 4* 10d Town Tallow 841 6d Chtra Market Os Od Yellow Russia aSs od Whittzliapel hlarket 5s Od White ditto 110, ud per stout of Bib. -- Soap ditto S3i od 9a 10d Melting Stuff 70s od 4s Ild Ditto rough Os Od to cos Average Graves 24s Dd. Good Dr;gs 9s Oil Fellow Soap 96s—Mottled, Ms—Curd, 110s—Palm 150 s. Prick of Candles per dozen, 143. 6d—Moutds, iffs Od PRICk. OF LEATHER IN LEADENHALL MARKET. 22d 25d Calf Skins 92d 38d Ditto 26d 274.1 Ditto 38d 45d Ni.r,hants' Backs 221 23d Ditto 404.1 44d Dressing Hides 221 25d Small Seals 361 47d Eiue Coach Hides 25d 27d large ditto, per doz. 14os 130 CI - 0111141es for cost. god 21d Tanned Horse Hides 00d COs Us rtatoca, April .29.—Wheat per load 1.726 10i to 636 lOs Earley, per tit:atter 5:75. to 61s. Oats 48s. to 541. Leans 665. to 775. New ditto 00s. to COs. Rye t;Os to 00s. Peas Ws. to Oos. Nottw ell Corn-market continues stationary as to prices, being on Saturday very similar to the .receding s eek ; every thing, bet prime dry samples, unsaleable. Best Wheats, 57a. to on, ; best Barley, 26s to ths.; Oats, 21s. to 235. There was a large supply of cattle of all kinds exhibited for sale on the Castle-hill. Scotch Galloway* continue at very high prices,though cur tur nips are fast going off. The sheep-pens were tolerably well filled; prices were soniethirg below last week, say 365. to 445. fur shearlings. Many fine stallions, chiefly of the heavy kind, .liewti. Wool, general prices, from 5.55. to 6t./s. per tod; Senn very capital, as high as Ws. to 735. COURSE OF EXCHANGE. Amsterdam, 32 0 2 U I Palermo, 125 Pence per oz. Ditto at sight, 31 2 Leghorn, 61 Rotterdam, c. f. 918 2 U Genoa, 54 Hamhurgh, 28 0 U Venice, n. C. 52 lA,. Piccole Altona ' 28 1 2t U effecti ve p ee l. stet . Paris iday'sda. 20 80 Liv. Naples, 42 Ditto, 2 Us. 21 0 Lisbon, 76 Bourdeaux, do. 21 0 Oporto, 751 Madrid, Effect. I Dublin, 7} Cadiz, 48 Effect. I Cork, 8 Rio Janeiro 75, Malta 66, Gibraltar 44. PRICES OF GOLD AND SILVER. Porturil Gold in Coin, -f5 3s. Oil, per ez. Foreign Gold in Bars aCS Os. Od. New Dollars, - £0 Os. Od. per oz. New Doubloons, £5 ss. 6d. Silver in bars per oz 6s. 10d. PRICE. OF LOALS—COAL MARKET, APRIL. SO. :hips Market bold Priets. o Isltwc..stle 2 545. 6d. to - 66e. 0.1 1 Sunderland O 00s. Od. to 00s. Od - HIGH WATER AT I.9NDON BR MOB TO-MORROW. Morning ...... . ..... Afternoon 46 =luau aria R. =--`"~+ ICCLESIASICICAL PtOMOTtONS, Thom* oe'neight, Mt. Chattel Logan, Preacher of the Got pel, was ordained Minister of the Parish of Maybole, in. room of the Rev. Dr. James Wright, deceased. • Same day, the Senate of the Univershy of Glasgow tonferred, after the usual examination, the degree of Master of Arts or. James Young, Cantnetbau ; John Lyon, Lanark; Robert l.you, Lanark ; Dail Jardine, Bath ; John Young, Glasgow ; Thomas B. Broadbent, Warrington ; Stair Maeguhae, Ayrshire. MARRIEA. The 20tia ult. at Collington, near Edinburgh, by the L. lame; D'ck, Ann, youngest daughter of Thomas Jarnieson, Esq. t John Boyd, Jun .Esq. Merchant, L.eith. The 22d ultimo, John Godley, of killegar, in the County of Leitrim, Esq. to Miss Catherine Daly, daughter of the late Right Hon. Denis Daly, of Dunsandle, its the camity of Gain ay. DIED. At Stirling, on the 19th utt. John Sutherland, Esq. First Ma gistrate of that town. The 10th ultimo, in his 19th year, George Lidwell, eldest son of George lAdwell, Fsq. of Dromarci, near Rescrea. SALES B? AUCTION. MAGNIFICFNT GALLERY OR PICTITAES. DETER COXE and Co. respectfully hasten to announce to Noblemen and Gentlemen Amateurs and Col lectors, that they have received lwructions to bring to SALE by AUCTiON the rich Content; of a G.U.L.LRY of PIC •TURE3 of the very first Importance, the sole and genuine Pro perty of a Gentleman of Fortune and Fashion, and which are removing from his Seat in the Country. When they state, with equal confidence and truth, that in it will be found the spin 'id Prod'ic.ions of itaffaelle, Coreggio, Lionardo da Vinci, Andea del Solnrio, the Caracci, Veroaesi, Domenichino, Titiano, Giuho Romano, the Bassani, I intorettu, Guido, Albano, Guercino, the Mussing, Le Seur, Lanfranco, Spagnoletto, Cigoli, Cigtiani, Caravaggio, Buonvincinn, Gior. danu ~ — Ruhcns, Vandyke, Jurdaens, Claude, Paul T Potter, Cuyp, eniert*, Ostade, Rembrandt, Gerard Dow, Menu, Vander Werf, Steenwyck, Holbein, Vandevelde, Backhuysen, Berchem;—Reynolds,' , Xest, Gainsborough, and other Masters of MO eminence: comprehending One Hundred and Twenty-four Pirtures, all of importance. The Public will be sensible that an Exhibition so t: my magnificent has nor ilts• playa stet, the Collections of Monsieur de Ca Los e, and the Duke of OR LEA NS. Catalogues will be speedily prepared, and the Sale brought for ward whh even , attention to the covvenience of the Public, and respect to the Pruptrty, that so extraordinary al occurrence demands. VALE OF EVERSHAM, WORCES Valuable Fitt:El-IOU) and F., pro dacing a Rental of One 'lliousand Four hundred and Futy Pounds per Au num: __ _ By Mr. FA 127.13110THER, At Carraway's, on Tuesday, ?vlat; e 3, at Twela, (unless an ac ceptable o;ler :) , eviAusly wad- b? Private Cont:act), AVERY ralnahle and highly dciirable FREE HOLD ESTA 4 IE ; consist c: the Manor or reputed Manor of Sheriff's Lynch, extenedng over upwards of fourteen hundred Acres of Land, and that capital Farm, wilt a substan tial brick-boil Farm-house, Gardens, Orchard, Barns, Stabling, BullocX Lodges, Blacksmith's Shop, and ail suitable Out-build ings, with four Cottages for Workmen, and sundry Inclosures of very productive Arable, Meadow, Pasture and Wood Lands, lying compact, well fenced and divided into handsome Incloiures, and containing together near five hundred awl forty Acres, situate within two miles of. the Market Town of Evesham, an easy distance from a Wharf on the River Avon, and 16 miles from the City of W.;rcester, now Let on Lease to Mr. Paul Poitatt, a most respectable tenant, subject to a rent £1430 rer annum. ',this Property is highly distinguished for the superior qualify of the sal, excellercy of the roads, contiguity to good Markets, and the facility of water carriage. Free front Tythes, and the rates very triflug. 1 u be viewed. Minted Particulars, with a Plin annexed, will be delivered three week , prior to the Sale, at the Office of John Hanson, Esq. No. 65, Chancery-lane; at the Fir.p Poles Wor ce.tter ; of Wm Law Phelps, E.g. Eve.ham ; King's H ad, Mott , cester ; Swan, Tewkesbury ; Whtte Lion, Bath; Bush, Bristol; at Garray...ty's; and of Mr. P..re/rother, Beaufort House, Beau fort-budding;, strand. DISTINGUISHED FREEHOLD, COPY HOLD, and LEASE HOLD 'STATES, of the late lie ?smut si Ccr.naxin, F.sq. situate at ROICHANIP I ON, in SUR RC7, six miles front Town. By Mr. FAREBRU I'HER, At Gateway's, on Tuesday, the 25th of May, at Twelve, in Three Lots, with possession, by ecieectian of the Executors, and with the approbation of the High Court of Chancery, Lot 1. TI LM GROVE, the distinguished, elegant, and very cenunothous Mothrn-tulit MANSION, with Offices of every description, is seated on a gentle eminence at the extremity of a beautiful Lawn, sscredingly well protected by groves of stately Elms, improved and embellisliel as flu. as the art of nun dare to rifle nature, by beautiful Pleasure-grounds and Plantations of Forts: trees, and the choicest Evergreen, col lected front all parts of the world. The Mansion is calculated for a Family of the highest distinction, the internal fittings are chaste and costly, the Apartments are arranged in suite, and the principal Rooms open by French Windows to a Terrace-walk which adjoins the Lawn, Sheet of Water, and Plantations, through which serpentine gravel walks wind round a part of this Estate, and lead to the Gardens, which are walled round, and clothed with every description of Fruh-treis, in full bearing, a Hot•house, 150 feet long, succession Pits, and suitably placed an Ice-house, a Gardener's Cottage, Kitchen Garden, and sundry Inelosures of rich Meadow Laud, containing in the whole about .53 Acres, with a liarna•yard, and suitable Farm buildings. This Estate commands various views of a most luxuriant and romantic country to a great cadent, but the limits of at) Advertisement will not admit of the description of the exuberant distributions of nature, no justice can be done to her bounties. The property must therefore be viewed. The Tenure is Freehold and Copyhold. 1 Lot 2. A Copyhold Estate, comprising a most desirable Resi dence on a smaller scale, called the Rookery Cottage, startling in the midst of its own grounds, wnich are dilosed in a productive Garden fully cropped, Shrubberies, Plantations, Gravel Walks, and verdant Paddocks, containing it) the whole about fourteen Acres, with Stabling, Coach-house, and inclosed Yard. Lot 3. A capital Family Residence, with Offices, Gardens, Ponds, Plantations and Pleasure-grounds ' called I'u:ney Manor House, and about sixty Acres of rich Lau d, situate adjoining to Lot I , and extending to Eat nes Common. livld under the Right Hon. Spencer, for a tern, of years, at a small rent. Descriptive Pat oculass will be delivered at the Auction Mart ; at Garraway's; at the Offices of Altsi.rs. ; and of Mr. Farchrother, No. 9, Beaufort-bull& tigs, S:ra where Tickets to view the listates may be had, and without which no porson can be admitted, and wl.erc a Plan of the E,ta.e may be seen. Partiodurs alNc at the 'toy, Hampton-Court ; and the Star and (hitter, Richmond Hill. zWitREY. FREEHOLD VILLA, Ple.wire-grounds, Gardens, Farm-home, Gardener', and Shepherd's Cottage, and ahnut 230 Acres of Laed, lying extremely contract, With immediate Posses.ion. To - b; SOLD by A . UCTION,by BURTON and RIS • On Thursday, May 27, I iti 3, at Twelve o't lock, at Garraway's Coffee-home, Cornldll, by direction of the Exe:.utors of Rubric Wylie, Esq. deceased, in tw o Lot+, AN unusually des:rJble and big Ely improvable FREEHOLD ES'i ATE, known as lIALLARDS, ly i•:g ,:xtremely compact, in the centre of several Packs of Hound', admit ably suited for a Gentleman pan ial to Held Sports, beauti fully situated to embrace a pleasing diversity of rti+tic scenery, on that eideemed eminence near Addington, a plea•ant remove from the respectable ne:ghliourhood of Croydon ; the access to which is by good roatL, about eleven miles from London. The Estate ihnvironed by a thrifty Plantation of iich Foliage, beau- I tifully studded with profitable Timber. Tae principal FLids form a rich Vale of considerable extent, bound by quick Fenc7s of fast growth. The Farming Buildings are ansiile, in good order, and suitably placed to command the Ground-. The Villa is nut • dern, replete with domestic conveniencie• welLaapplied With good water, seciud t d by sel e c te d S td ,s of rich verdure, inter ' sected with diversified Walks and deck •ini Lawns. The whole combining to render It an envia's le purchase. Ticke:s to view and tli-ser:lst eve cuticular+, with Plans of the • Estate, may be had of Messrs. Oakley and Birch, Solicitors, Mar tin's-lane, ; At :it: King's Arms. Croydoa; at Gar- . saway's ; HatChett's 1-10‘,1, Piccadilly; mad of Burcoo and ion s Coralull. 7T......' SALIS 11 ATJCTION. • LEDI'ORIKIIIRE. - The Manor of GREA r HARDWICK, and a Ca1.:.t..-1 Fa:: L. HOLD EirATE,arery cligihle Icy '.nvect-ng 7el , 3rev. m • By Mr. ROLIN3, at Garraway' s , on 'I huby, M,e -, 7 1,.., I? etiVery Valulble Tithe Fret.. an:i Estr.t l'Aivc:n ci, and gieguloriv Desirable I.:REF-HUM F.STA rr, c.., , ,. prising the MANOR of GREAT li A kl:W1( K...•1:1, •la. p.: . .e t of Fisliery in to,- River; and !JAR DWI:K. F.•:•0,1, con ,i. in FOUR liONDRED ACRES of el,c.';:ea: IVaa•ton , I,e Ground, Pasture, Aratrl,-, and Wood 1.::::.:, lyi: , e C';1141';. , w;:': a spacious lions.- and Oilicei, j.•.•t put i , ,to .40.3•.tantial 1- . ..-ra r - a good Gordin, Orchard, &c. 'I he Lautl.: are in au txceil...nt a:vc of cuL - 4-a:iii-,, 3-110e.p ci.,. with Game, anti a line stream oi s•-a-er roc., thro i t ; 1 Nit ••,- 1 :.- ! Estate: nearly tl:.? %%lode is tynce free a:al errra y.•:-•-cni.co, ••• -. form, a most eligtble Property, :icuate :::-ar :111: . • - d, on c•• turnpike road to Be-chord, if Jill Wi!i'llCr it i• 1 1 0,i ..:.!t OA: rlt" inilti, Seven cnilts Man 3be inarket-olsvn of !liizlna, ti v.• 3 , 0 . Binleswal,...:d tot y-1 we, 3:11.. : :rum 1.oncto::. May be v . e.r.ved hy applying to M. Baher, :l.t. tenuct.v,- , ,•.. Particulars may be bad ; at I h. , (. - I:ctet: oh, fi'or,' ; -va . 1, :. lord; Sun, Biggleswatie and ill:Thin ; haliilno-,. Arm,. 11 ,-ti of Jane nt Ws/cat:in, Esq. solie't.irr, Cas-le-a r,.. - : Nir. 1 . ' . . Crowdy, liamm'ogron, ileAr I iiAliwords, Wilts; A:1;W:- I I* J .• • and ut Mr. 12cit•ins, Warwick,str.fi-t, (.alen-•quate. 1••••••1, , ,, Rhere a Plan tqf :he Estate may 1 .. e wen. CAVII'AI. DOCKS, AND 51i1P LUILDING YARD, GROVE-S MEET, MP t•FORI). By Mrs4s. SKINNER, TUCHIN, and 1- - 01tR17S On Wednemlay, 2ti, at 19, at Garraway's, e:te I.nr. l Valuable Plt PE RT a,!.. iCapital and very l . tageoubly sits to is tint of ate rev, r fbam, s , a•ljoit , ;!1 ! Majesty's Dock Yard and Viriuslling Office, at D, y.fos,t; prising a spacious Ship Builder's Yard, w .pacioos W. at.oll Basun, a double and sin fle Dry Dock, several huildi”g three of wLich are sufficiently Lary fur the corstructitig of ti, ...if battle bhips, capital and newly ereced Mould Lot*: awl C.: with Rigging Lott . or.:r it, each lON feet by 4A, Smiths .S:,o , Saw-pits, it ore-houses, Count ,•bouses, Porter's Lol A e,and• suitable Erections, with an excellent and corins , odr,,is house of handsome elevation. The PfLllllsli po.beis a V. considerable Frontage, have been long eval.;l',,he,l is the buildiu, litre,, and are justly conpitlervd as um' of tt,r :rest en.r.- pact and complete Dock- yar ds on the river . 1 hame , , . %:4:11 Calelli fled for at.y concern reToir;ng such a si • Estee is Leasehold, held for an un, xy't ed teint a very low rent. A y.rt of the LI- e• Dort , w'ih some buildings, are let oil to the livnta,ra'sle tire Transport Board for the term. so a - to te.luze !Le r. rent fur the whole premises, to the triiio.j . u m of or.'y /00 1 r anu.—To be viewed, and printed part ieul-rs had on thc ; a!so at I.loyd's, G.lraway s, ate,' the Je1.:53.!C111 Ce , e,...: , -;,ottws; of John Evans, FAL'. 'oolic,..or, No. 5, Mlldretrs-eutin. ; seph Carzter,E.ti. ; air il,i1; ; - 0 , t.. ;11: ,„ !. veri: out; Mr. Peek, Printer, Hug ; ?dr. t.;uvh, • ; and of Messrs. :V.:inner, Tuchin, and Forrest, ..\ll.l , —;:I', -Fr!:'• I, tvhere a plan of the onry hr s.. e r. . . . WHEN of is.; use perseverng eteleavners to disecver the toast raft. and etrtain mitt - ANL of Zfe.?:.l:f a few pr,vailirie Deura.es, the sureesa ful result of their experience is Leas pivot-4 of inperiority. Messrs. CUES and Co. iurgrotis, have 1: in.li:ced to mate the cute of the fohowing the object-of their particei..r s:udy, viz, a certain Dinorder, frequent 4 contracted to a nioatent inios cation, and its concomitants, Strictures ak.l Writes, whic h , by an improved plan, ere !I:teddy and effectually cured; as also de bility, whether arising from Bacchanalian indulgenus, long re,i dence Ic •witrm climates, or a secret snlie.ry vice, too often ter, happily pursued by the pooch tit sexes, 'AI one cawing sterility or barrenness, arid its %Le other a . numerour tt ;in of ire:- vow distant's, which, if out titurly rentW;etl, terminate in impe teve and consumption. In that distressing state of debility or delicie! , cy, whether the consequence of such batietul habits, or arising from any other cause, by which the pnwers of the consti tution become enfeebled, as regulatly educated Surgeons of i. don, they offer a Inns, safe, aisti specdy restoration to sound vigorous health. 'lke result of a long and extens%ae practice Las enabled by a superior method, to neuritis vc.ereal complaints, !lower _et ! inveterate or. complicated, without subjecting the patient to •'se least restraint in diet or exercise ; arid its recent Cases where an early application is made on discovery of the infecting, they ire - queutly perform a cure in the skint space of two days. he un precedented success et - their mode of trtatmeut (which has neve r beets known to 11l in one %logic instance in a practice of 1.5 years during which period many thousand persons of both sexes hare beets cured, even after severe and injurious methods had beta pursued by other Prat: Hollers without effect), induces them to thus publicly offer their advice. Messrs. Goss and Co. exclusively professing the cure of th-re particular cempla:ins, in order that they stay not he, by a niletaken few, marked with the obloquy so justly attached to the ignorant empiric, think it kilt justice to themselves to eta!, that they have been properly educated and initiated into every branch of the proteivion (certificates of which, trora different Hospitals, and testimonials from :he mod emirs: nt ) •siciaits, they have to convince any inquirer) that the success result:l:i from their endeavours first induced them to quit the practice of the general Practitioner, and they presunte that their prcteusities constitute a lair grimed for the utipricedented couftdetc t with which they have, by the Public, been so liberally honoured. Patients in the country are requested to state the ?orientate of their case, age, and manner of living, enclosing a Bank-no:a for advice and medicines, and lb: same will be forwarded lo any part of the kingdom. Gt)-1:: an:ll%. Samoans. 13 Rouverie..treet. E A S ia tit ity S . . , C s L i ) I c t". 1 11 •• and o. "1;e:0"rid to prr~e susgie instance sehtre Omit Medicine method of cure yr:- Lille:1 of the ci.esired effect. 'llse pr.tcice of tram? years in particular branch of tbeir profession bas not given rise to et r.t unsuccessful case. They contione to direct f heir studies to the treatment and cure of Venereal Cut; la s, and that derangemect of the it7t . ent, which is the conseipicifee of the pernicious andveafteful erects of hahit long ;Ind mow onhavpily pursued by theyouihsof both sexiif, hi the one it ',lit t e lionull to be the unfailing soarer tit barren. Pest; thew her liar: i!'s ravages fatally develiipefi to them by a dis tri.ssing state of debility, seliich,ll not timely remedied, fermi;: to in impotence. These are Its remote and ultimate ellects, while e•iii sumptiens, loss of muscular power,and various nervous complaii . . to nstially characterise the earlier stae,esef this solitary vice. Of per sons languishing under the flison'ers incident to such a habi - , Oaf <r treatment it simple and has never proved wisttcrestfal, in •he course of a long, laborious, and much extended pia-tire. In the roo,t obt , ,tinate and complicated cases of vevereal infect:an, seas as ob•tructions in the urethra, spongy excrescences, hard tt: r.lOlll, callous ulcers, eroptions,seniimil weaknefs, glees, as alt.", STRICTLI RES, Whether recent or of long duration, and which have hailt•ti e skill ofother Practitioners ; are by their iniewnt it:Troy...! plan . treatment, effectually and permanently csired, whiten, the !tad, i.t suffering the excruciating pain and alarrnitv. hcintnirlte-at,e wt.t.:ll often follows the application of the lunar caustic.. In the emits: f ?t1 pars extensive practice in this mart (spoils, nAt:tera - .16 CAS:. :;L Strictures have been anti are daily inider their care, the tt- at eradication of which are effected by a safe, e - ertain, and ex; • - dons mode of practice, surerior to any oriier yet ado:ired. t' t . weakness, relaxation, anti proce...i.vg from this ,t • plaint, is speedtly rettoortid, I CCSI4.Cid ro •.t. and vigorous healilt. But wh,.rtt the delti:lty has so: e :t r s test, a proper perseverance in their remtors v, rentetlitr , ,:et: t . Stricture has been der ruyetl, is imlivens.ttoy rr:lui,ite t.t r..% • ' the slumbering Ff3lLs ol ar..l to rcari::::11-! cum:st.. , Several Nola...lmA anti Uent:etut n, it: Otc .trst : • have been under the care of Meqsrs Currie and Co t. r t! - • tnoval of complaints nt the Urethra, Stile:tires, received a radical and permanent cure, rqu..ittt chit n :„... may be made to theta as satisfactory vvi4o.: , :s of the uet.l.l • - periority of Messrs. Curate and Co.'s p!.tu of trimr:.it-i t. . of User! Centlenien had Stricturi s them :tit I and were under the car.. of Ilmne a. 1.1 II • and other surgeons of equal eminence, whaat i ent.ttesi •= :* by the application of the lunar caustic, wi:heut hilliSC% Curate and Co. may be ori-7alttel t Lner S, • the greatest delicacy, secrecy act' honc.ur at their 107, fiatton-Cardt-o. Patients in the country are !egur:rel to '<tate the p...r.:ct:t , of their case, age, and general habit of &r. remittance for advice and Atltsficintli, avicti the dame on. given or sent to any r im of the hing4nrn. LONDON : Pratt c,l by LEvi.f. KEW I rubtshed there, a:11 2t the ti:ar-OPice., Ternple-2.r