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POETRY. The following Is taken from a Poem just published, " the ORIN Of a MOMENT, Or a Place of OLD HAT , 4 "by Lieutenant Wu klnucuroN, R. N. He saw that world of ,Mende: brain, Who ask wi h anxious face, Not monarchs health, or news from Spain, But—rwhich aks won the race! Gamblers, by thirst of plunder led To hazard all they own— Who stake their wives' and ehildren's &evil On two small bits of done. Misers, Who never knew the sin Of seeing Words pr-serv'il— Who, hoarding HZAV'N's gilts , would iA The wilderness have starv'd.. • Patriots, who, throughout the day, The wiJest truths aver— Who hold that Env must go astray, But mobs can never err. Rogues, clad in silk, whom once be lure* Deck'd out in worsted ta3s; And some half-pay lieutenants too, In wretchedness and rags. Merit he saw, without a shod, • And ma:) , a da , hing spark, W.th pockets empty as his head, 'I ree•counting in the Park! I.4ff 11V72LLIGANCL COURT OF KING'S BENCH, =En. • JEWSON v. DICKSON. This was an action of mover to recover the value of a watch, taken by the Collector of the Assessed Taxes, as a distress for the amount of 16s. 6d. due for the tax on windows. II appeared thht the watch did ant belong to the person in whose house it was, and who owed the tax. The only question for the consi. deration of the Court VMS, whether ender th•r statute 43 Geo. 111. goods not the propel ty of the rerson in arrear, but being on his premises, were liAle to be distrained for an arrear due from him ? The Court were unanimously of opinion, that, under that Act, the goods of other personi were liable& BANKR UP ICY SUPERSEDED. James Wilson Stephens, of Manchester, et:nun...spinner. BANKRUPTS. William Cumberland the elder, John C umberlard, and William Cumberland the younger, all of Lticester, hash re, dealers, chapmen, and copartners, to surrender July 5, at six, July 6, and August 3, at ten, at the White Hart Inn, Leicester. At , or net., Messrs: W. anti J, Harrison, Britt o 1; or Meer,. Vizard aril Co. Lincoln's Inn, London ; or Mr. H. Payne, Leicester. Thomas Hayter, of Odeombe, Scaneraet, sailelo.h-manufacttu er, 'July 9, 40, and August 3, at eleven, at the Buil Inn, Brldtort. Attornies, Mr. Templer, Bridport ; or Messrs. Austice and Cox, No. 3, King's Bench Walks, Temple, London. David Arnot, of G race church-street, bookseller, July 6, at twelve, July 10, and August 9, at eleven, at Gu ildhall.. Attornies, Messrs. W. and S. Cotton, Basingliall-street Thom as Billings, of Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, brlekmalcer, Ilmtburuer, dealer and Chapman, July 1, at six, July 10, at eleven, and August 3, at tour, at the Plough Hotel, Chrlten. ham. Attoinies, Mes.rs.Meredith sad Robbins, Lincoln's. lon New-square; or Mr. hi.odorc Gwlnnett, Cheltenham. 'Thomas 1 imstill, of Derby, fishmorger, deafer and shapar.an, June 3. , , July 1, at ten ' at tt.e Old Angel Inn, Doncaster, and At.post at six, at the Star Inn, Yotk. Attornies Messrs. Mason, lioneagter; or Vir. King, Castle-street, Holborn. Jan Harris., of the 1 arlsh of St. Thomas the Apostle, Devon. surris r, July tt, 9, and August S. at eleven, at the Old London lon. Exr. Attormes, Meters. Lamb, Bretton, and Hawke, No. Ss, Ptineeksuftt, London; or Messrs. Branton and Ford. Exeter. • Clement 1-I...ire Cheapside, London, taylor and draper, June 99, July , at.d August 3, at ten, at Guildhall. Ate rney, Mr. W P. Bartlett, Lawrence Pountney-lane, Cannon-ttreet. John Cook, of Newcastle-upon-'Tyne, biscuit-baker, dealer and chapn - an, June July 21, and August 9, at eleven, at the George Inn, Newca,tle-upon- . 1 ynr. Atrornies, Messrs. Meg- Flsons and Fairbank, Hatton-Garden, London ; or Mr. John ironer Brockttt, Newcas le-upon Tyne. samu• 1 Pearce, of CornhiU, London, auctioneer, appraiser, dealer and Osman June 26, July 6, and August 3, at eleven, at Guildhall. Arorney, Mr. Conte, Austin Friars. James Gro..mbridge, of Pet ham-street, pari.h of Perham, near Canterbury, Kent, baker, grocer, linen draper, dealer and an:man, June 29, at six, June 30, and August 9, at eli yen, at the Guildhall, Canterbury. Atiolney, Mr.l horeas Plemer Lewis, Cursitor-creet, Chancery-lai e, London. Richard 'trout, of Newman-court, Cornhid, London, coffee house-keeper, dealer and chaprnan, June 26, July 6, and Aug. S, at • weive, at C,uildlull. Attornies, Messrs. Loxley and bon, Chearcide. John Moor, of Kkg's-Brompron, Somerset, dealer and chap man, Julie 26, July 19, and August 3, a• eleven, at the Luttrell Arnie Inn, Dunsttr, Somerset. Attorvies, Mr. Scott, Upper Guildford street, Ruistil-square, Loudon; or Mr. Leigh, Dulverron, Sono rser. SALES BY AUCTION. eLTSTOM-HOUS E, LONDON, Ant 11, 11,111. By Order of the Hon. the Committioners of hit Majeety'o Customs, On Wetsaesday the itith, Thursday the 17th, friday the 18th, and in the following week, on Wednesday the :ad, Thursday ' • the 2 ith, and Fridst •th- 25th instaot, at Four o'Clock In the ) Afteritcon of the said Days precisely, In the Long Room, Custom-house, London, 'T HE FOLLOWING GOODS,which are allotted 1 in small quantities, for the better accommodation of the /several Dealers, as well as private Persons, who choose to become Turchasers. FOR EXPORTATION. 1 1 East India Prohibited Goods, &c. FOR HOME CONSUMPTION. Spirituous Liquor', Wire, Beer, Lime Juice, Cologne Water, Haerlem Oil, soy, Mangoes, Chlea, 0:1, Grocery, Preserves, Candles, Soap, Indigo, Canvas, Rattan', "lope, Cutlery, Tobacco, eland Moss, Zaire' Boots, Shoes, NVritiug Paper, Linen Dra ery, Shiwls, lace, Fans, Lacquered Ware, Mother of Pearl , 'ounters, Corn • lien and Agate Ne c klac es and Ornaments, and 1c ither Articles of it winery, Birds of Paradise, Ostrich Feathers, 'Watches, Books of Paint, Gongs, Gold Bullion in Pars, Force ' ,iain, blacking, Pickles, Beef, Hairs, Cheese, a Vessel called the Jane, and the CreyLound Cut er and Materials. Also such Goods as have rernainA in his Majessy's Ware 'houses beyond the time limited by Law, nut cleared, or the ili)u•y paid, viz. 1 Boats,Staves, Dca!s, Cordage, Hemp, Flax Quadrille Box, and - Isar& y other Goods, as mentioned in the Catalogue. ' CLEAR OF ALL DuTiss. o The Greyhound Cutter, Beats. Deals, Timber, Hemp, Flax, t ,tordare, Masts, Staves, Brazil Wood, Anchors, and Matealala . of Vessels to be viewed at the Tobacco Ground, Rotherhlthe. The lull at the West India Dock:., and all the other Goods at his Majfsty's Warehouses, Custom-House, London, where Ca talegues wit deliveresl. price one shilling each. a The Goods fur the first, second, and third Day's Sale may be viewed on Monday the 14th, and Tuesday the 35th instant; t those for the fourth, fifth, and sixth Day's Sale on Monday the *lst, and 1 uesday the 2::d instant, and on the Days of Sale, from Nine in the Morning to One in the Afternoon. l' N. B. Geode &night at Shit Sale Mill he said for on or biers Ann . day the 12th 1 t.ly, i tsl3, between the hours of nine 0'010.4 in the worn . ens and Are, in the afternoon, or the dep..ite swede thereon Teal ako. lately becomefopted, and the Goods resold at a insure Sale. '1 he delivery of the first and second Day's Sale to.commonee on Monday the t2lit instant, and the third, lourth, fifth, and auk Day's gale on liatuday dm Salt Instant. . SALES BY AUCTION. At the Landon Inn, Plymouth, an Friday, the 25th June, .I,ffi THE HULL, FURNITURE, AND STORES of the very fine Ship CANONIERg. DIMENSIONS: Length 9E ft. Oin. I Depth 13ft. Sin. • Breadth in S Admeasnros StS N 4 94 Tons. Captured on her voyage from New York to France, after a Jong chaee, by his Majesty's Ship WAISPITZ ,the Hon. HENRY BLactwoori, Captain And then her whale CA 307 Bag< of Coffee 78 Casks of do. 138 Vozcs 146 Bags Sugar 69 Hogshead% 217 Bales Cotton Wool 79 Packages 76 Casks Annatto 194 Hides 1 Bundle of Skins For viewing the Vessel. Invi Particular, apply to W. P. Sir or to HENRY CANNII RGO, consisting of about I Box Mock Pearls n 7 Bales of Gum 19.)0 Ox Horns A Quantity of Melted Copper Ore A Quantity of Horn Tips 1830 Pisces of Logwrood 560 Pieces of Fustick 10 Cutlatses 12 Muskets P ent arks, Samples, and further nith, Esq. George-street, Dock; NG, Foxhole.street, Plymouth, KENT. ELTHAM PARK MANSION, rARm, and LAND, 1 Eight Miles from London. By Mr. ROBINS, At Carraway's, on Thursday, July t, at Twelve, in three tots, THE truly desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, ELTHAM PARK MANSIIN and LAND. on a line commanding situation, the Property of the Right Hon. Lord R A NCLI FFE ; the Residence, on a very elegant plan, in the Grecian stile, in an unfinished st.te, Conservatory, Ice-house, &c. excellent Offices of :dl descriptilns, Stable yard, Stable, and Coach-house, and Out.buildiogs. A capital Garden, part walled, and well stocked with Fruit trees, Hot-house', Green-house, &c. Pleasure-ground and shady walks, surrounded by rich Meadow, Pasture, At able, and Wood* Land, Orci.ard, Garden-ground, and Cottage, containing about ONE HUNDRED AND HVE ACRES, in good state of culti vation. The Park and Lands are 'ornamented with fine sia7 rly Timber trees and thriving Plant:Mons, a moat inviting and cheer ful Tot for the Residence of a Gentleman, good roads in aa di rections, and only eight miles front London. May be viewed by amply'rg at t' e Mansion,- where Particu lars may he had ;at the Castle, Elthatn ; Bull, Shooter's-hi I ; Fountain, Canterbury; York Ilottl, Dover; of Messrs. Jenkins, James, and Abbott. New Inn ; at Carraway's ; and of Mr Robins, Warwick.street,Golden-sqi are, where a Plan may be seen. BROMLEY, KENI'. Elegant RESTDENCIE, GAIIDI NS, 1'1.E.-1;1.1RE-GROUNDS, and ME,IDO'N I. \ ND, Ten Miles front LONDON. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on Thursday, July 1, at Twelve, by Order of the Executor', AVERY desirable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, part held for a term which will expire at Laily.;day, 1869, and part held under the Bishop of Ro:he.ter fur three I.ives, cad ed BROMLEY LODGE, a very beautiful Villa with Portico in front; planned for the accommodation of a Om lentan's Family, presenting an uniform Building, erected within a few year., the principal part of Pori land Stone, situate at the east end of Brom ley, a fine commanding situation, the Residence and Property of .Was. MCNIsU, E.g. deceased. The Houle is placed on a fine Paddock at an agreeable; di"tance from the Road; containing En • trance Halt, Eating I'arlour, handsome Drawing Room, and a Library ; on 'he first First Fliii.r, a Morning or I.ady's Dressing- Room, over:ooking an extensive and rich country, three spacious Bed Chambers, and nix Rooms Eic Servants over; excellent Offices of all descriptions, roomy Yard, with Coa.ll Ho"tie., and Stables for eight Horses, Farm Yard and Building", excellent Gardens willed round, Green-House, I lot-House, &c. Lawns, Paddocks, enclosures of Me Land ; the whole upwards of Twenty-one Acres; the principal +part encircled by thriving Plan tations, and lofty Forest Trees, dry Gravel W.ilks, Alcuv.s,•and Sets ; the wh filo in the most complete order. To be viewed, by Tickets only; Parricu'ars may be had on the Premises ; at the Bell, Brom'ey ; King's Arms, and Greyhound, Croyi!on; Crown, Seven Oaks; of Nlesira. Jones and Green, Su lcitor., itaitsbury-square ; at Garraw ay'., and Cf Mr. Robins, Warwick-square; of whom Tickets for viewing may be had. • CLAREMOUN T, SURREY. The r.ti: rENSIVE NIttNORS, NOBLE MANSION, with Offices, Plea,ure Grounds, capital Gardens, Ni: harks, Park, said Plantations ; and a beautiful adjoining - VILLA REST. nF.NCE, with Pleasure Grounds, Gardens, Fish Ponds, awl Land. By Mr. ItOBINS, _ _ _ At Garraway's, on Thursday, Jets 1, at Twelve, In Lots, THE MAGNIFICENT AND BEAUTIFUL SF.AI . of CLARENIOUNT. l'htt Noble and Elegant STONE and BRICK-BUILT MAN SION, with excellent Offices of all descriptiona, spacious Stabling and Coach-houses, beautiful PleaNure-grounds, hid out in Lawns, Shrubberies, and Plantations of fine-gross n Forest-trees and Shrubs, ornamental Buildingleifine Otero of Water, well stored with fish, capital Ki:rhen Carden, walled rowed, Gardener's House, Hot and Succession-honse+, At a convenient distance a commodious FARM HOUSE, with excellent Farm Buildings of all descriptions, Brewhotise, Laundry, &c. An extensive Park of pleasingly diversified grounds, stocked with fine•grown Timber, ►heet. of Water, or namenul Cottages, Sec. three Entrance L:slges. Comprising up ! wards of Three hundred and Thirty Acres, all paled round.— 'The whole forming a most complete and elegant Residence for a I Family of distinctid.n. MANORS of ESHER and MII.BOURNE, Fines and Quit /Lento, with extensive Waste Lands, covered with young Tins.. bet, and plentifully stocked with Game. A beautiful t'LANTATION of about Eighty Acres, in a fine thriving state, with extensive Drives and pieces of Water, on the boundary of the waste, forming a d,elightful appendage to the Park. An elegant VILLA RESIDENCE. adjoiui,•g the Park, with excellent Garden, Pleasure Ground+, line piece et Water, with about Fifty Acres of Wood and Meadow land. To be views Iby 'Tickets only. Particulars of Mr. Welber, the Bailiff, on the Premises; at the Carle, Salt-h:11; liu-h, Staines; Sun, Kingston ; King's Arms, Guildford; Fottivain, Portsmouth ; Lamb Inn, Bath; Bush, Bristol; Hen and Chickens, Birmingham ; at Garraway's ; 'and of Mr. Robins, Warwick street, Golden-square, where Tickets fur viewing may be bad, and a Plan of the Estate may he seen. SS Within a short time after the Sale of the above, the ad joining Estate will be Sold by Auction ; consisting of several va luable Farms, Plantations, and Wood Lands, all lying compact, containing together nearly One Thousand Seven Hui.dred Acres, let to respectable Tenants, part on Lease and part st Will. CAPITAL MERCANTILE RESIDENCE, With Offices, Warehouses, Counting-houses, &c. King's Areas. Yard, Culeman-street ; elegant Furniture., Prints, Pianoforte, Wines, and Effects. By Mr. ROBINS, On the Premises, No. 5, King's Arms-yard, Coleman-street, On Tuclday, July t, at One, A VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE; .11 comprising a subst;:iltial Family Residence, three * stories high, lately put into substantial repair ; contains, on the upper -.curvy, three. Rooms, Laundry, &c. four spacious airy Bed-chain. bets ; on the second --rorey, a Water-close: ; on the first storey, two hands:nue Drawing-rooms, a Boudoir, elegantly fitted up, a Library, &e ; ground score., EntrAnce-hall, large Dining-par lour, room f Counting houses, Warehouses, etc. a principal and secondary Staircase, good Offices; in the basement storey, large Court-yard, enclosed Coach-house, &c. On the same anti :allowing Day, at Eleven o'Clock, will be Sold, The elegant Household Furol-ure consisting of four-post and other Bedsteads, with Chintz and other Furnitures, prime Bed ding, Dtawing-rooM Suits of fashionable Furniture, Library Bookcases, and well made Cabinet Articles of all descriptions, Grecian Lamps, Pier and Chimney t:lssis in rich frames, or ! molu and bronzed Figures, 1 urkcy - and Brussels Carpets, cut Glass Dessert Service, plated articles. Pianoforte, Patent Mangle, i a small cellar of choice Wines, Kitchen Furniture, and-various Effects. The House may be etend by Tickets any day (except Sunday) to the time of Sale; and the Furniture. etc. two days preceding the Sale; Partieulars and est:dopes on the Premises; at (Lc. raway's ; and of Mr. Rubins, Warwick-street' Goklun-square, witese Tkekettfor viewing the liirairmay be had.. • SALES BY AUCTION. EASINCSTOKE, RANTS. FREEHOLD ES FA I F, A LIFE ES FATE OF 42100 PER A sa LIM, A REVER lON OF 1990 Si RIMING, AND THE LEASE OF A CAPI FA!. MA LT•HOUSE, &a. By Mr. 6 I'EWART, At Mr. Attwood's, the Black Boy, Basingstoke, .Hants; Wednesday, lone SO, at Two &Clock, by direction of the Proprietor, Mr. JOHN ATTWOOD, leaving Basingstoke, its Four Lots, Lot 1. A CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, I.and taz redeemed, comprising the well-known Premises old established Tavern, Liquor Shop, and Brewery, tie BLACK BOY, in Church-street, Basingstoke, excellent Dwel- Bog House, well adaiyed Brew-house large and capacious Sto e Cellars for Beer, Wine, and Spirits, let td Mr. Attwood, at the very low rent of £7O per annum. A House adjoining, let to Mr. Hussey, at £9 per annum. Lot 2. "I he LEA:,E of an evensive MAIN-HOUSE, hi New -street, Basingstoke, compiling conwltiencies to wet so Quarters per week, Stc,re-rooms, Dwelling-house, &c. bald on Lease for a Term of three years, :at the very low rent of £65 p.l annum. Lot S. A LIFE ESTATE on a Freehold Farm, situated at Sherfield-upon-1 oddon, in the County of Southampton, during the life of a Gentleman, acrd 34 year., let on Lease fur a Term of 21 years, to Mr. Waltatni Duckett, at a nett rent of £.OO per annum. Lot 4. The absolute R EVERSION to the capital .:ant of £990 sterling, most amply ,ecurt.d by IViovey in the Feliiic Funds, and to be paid on the death of ;: 'l . s ly, aged 65 years. . _ Lot's 1 and 2 may be t ir•wed . WiCit leave - of the Tenants; Par • 'imitate had at the Scar, Artriover; Whine Hart, Whether:ter ; Swan, Aire , ford; Swan, :ii; nu; Vt'irize Lion, Hartford-bridge; Bear, Reading; Messrs Wainerm and Yotion.Soirdters, Mar• gayer-street, (;avenJi.h•syuare: aud Mr. Stewart, • the Aut. tioneer, PiceadiCy, Luadon, NEAR AYLESBURY, BUCKS. FREEHOLD MANOR A '.D FARMS. By Mr FAREBRO'THER, At ('.areaway s, on Fritlay, July 16, at 12 o'clock, in Lots, 'HE MtINOR.or Reputed NIA NOR of Upton, with a quit rept, payable from an adj Attin.t E•tate, and se veral very compact and highly valuable 1 7 reehold Farms, with excellent Farm Buildings, and upwards of 370 Acres of most pro 'duct:ve Meacid l iv, Pasture, and Aral,le Lamb, in the Parish of Dimon, in the county of Bucks, four miles from Ayhibury, on ' the South side of the turnpike road to, and six miles distant from Thanie;titid 4-1 from London, now in the occupatii • of Messrs. - ' honias and lantcs Bishop and William Hope, whose leases ex• Ore it Michaelmas swat. This estate forms a moat compact and desirable property, being in a ring fence. The respective Tenants will skew the Estateq,art.l printed par ticular:, st ith a plan annexed, may be had itr the tit:ow l Ayles ' bury ; Crown, 'Flume; Star, °Mord ; Colitara Arms, B ucking. ham ; of John Hanson, F.++ No. 65, Chantery-Taun t ; of Mr Fa rebrother, Beaufort House, likaufort-budaiuzs, Strand; and at Caraway's. NORTH BIDDICK,' IN THE COUN IT OF DURHAM. MANOR and FRI:EI-104D FARMS, valuabl • COLLIEILY, acd ESTA I F.S is be pet tint trolly SOLD, By Mr. FAR EpROTHER, At the Queen's livati Nevreadlc upon Tyue, on Thursday, Ju'y '29, at Two in the afternoon,in Lots, lb pursuance of the wilt of G. W. Lrringtob. : Esq. deceased, (w.lints an acceptable oiler is made for the Estates In one Lot on or befoi - e I st July,) JL I HE MANOR (or reptited'Kinor) of NORTH BIDDICK, a capital Nlansion House called Itildick Hall, nl.ll Offices, Pleasure grounds. Gardens, aad Woods, with several very Farms, containing about .511 Acres of very productive Laird, lying compact, with all suitable farm-bulldings, fresfrem tythes on paymont of a small modus, a Lre Stone Marry, Ship-yard, Iron Fountlery, and the valuable Colliery known as the 'North Biddick, consisting of four Seams of Coal, of which a small part only i.as bete wrou ; ..lit ; al:o several M. stuages, with Gar den, Ground, fcc. &c. I'l. s important property is s:ttutted in the parish of Washington, bounded in vat by she River Wear, ad joining to Fatfield, within seven miles of Sunderland, nine of Newcastle, ten of Lurlians, four of Cheter le Steect, and 14 from Shields. Particulars, with a plan annexed, may lie had at t!.e Place of Stk.; at , he Bull and Mouth, Leeds; George, York; Talbot, Darlington; Wilt at Shei.f, Durham; Bride inn, Sentlerlan'i ; Nel.on's, Morpeth ; Post Office, Chester-le•Preet ; Huth lan. Carlisle; Post Office, 13itlop Aueklagid ; of htessrs. Huntley and Staart, attornierat-law, Gateshead ;of Mr. booms Stobart, of Fatfield, who will sbew the Premises; of Me,..rs Robinoon and Hill, Great Corani.street, Brunkwidr-squire ; and of Mr. Fare brother, iieauturt House, ilhaufortabiitklings, Straw , &Auden. wii.sT RIDING OF YORKSHIRE, AND ADJOINING LA NCAS I 11R.E. MANOR AND VALUABLE FREEHOLD FARMS. By Mr. FAREBRO I HER, At the Swan Inn, Clitheroe, on Tuesday, .id August, without reserve, in Loth in pursuance of the Will or G. W. Erriugion, Esq. deceased, (unless au acceptable &tier be male fur the whble Estate on or before ;A WO, 91HE Manor of Reputed Minor, or Lordship of 1. CROOK:, and Five valtuhle and very desirable FARMS, lying compact, and containing together near 600 Acres, with suitable Builtbsigs, and now in the tenure of Me..rs. Striekland, Mercer, Robinson, HOWSIPI' i and Howard, at rents amouning to aCtes:3 per annum. 'These Est-tca are sii.ice In the Parish of Mitton, the angle between tLe rivers Ribble and Hodder), bound ed by the fortner on the ea,t, the latter on the west, and about two miles from their confluence, two miles from Clitheroe, eight from B!ackburn, 13 from Preston, and 18 from Lancaster. 'I leis Estate abounds wi.h Marie and Limestone, is a short distance from a Coal-pit, and four Bridges open a conuitunitatiou with the adjacent country. May be viewed by leave of the Tenants. Particulars, with a Plan aknicavd, bad at the place of salt; Black Bull, Blackburn and Preston ,• King's Arms, Lancaster; Crown, Liverpool; Bridgewater Arms, Manchester ; of Messrs. Robin-ou and Hill, Sulicitnrs, Great CommAtrect,Brunswick-sqtrire; at Garraway's; and ut it-. Farebrother, Beaufort House, Beutitort Buildings NORTtt RIDING OF YORKSHIRE. FREEHOLD FARM, to be peremptur.ly SOLD, By Mr, FAREBRO I HER, At the lim, Kedcar, on Monday, duty 24, at Two, in pursuance of di,. wit of G. W. Errington, Esq. deceased, ACompact FREEHOLD FARM, with Farm house, Buildings, and sundry Indosures of productive Land, containit , About {to Acres, situate at Danby Dale, in the North Ridirg of the Cowry of York, within seen miles of Veld:by, eight from Guisborough, and five tram Re•lear, now in the tenure of Mr. Sanderson, as yearly taut. To he viewed: Parlicolars, with a Plan annexed, had at the Inns at Whitby and Guisborovglt ;of the tenant ; Garraway's; et* Messrs. Robinson lnd Hill, Solicitors, Great Coram.street, Ibunswick-square; and of Mr. Farebrotber, &durum House, Beaufort Buildings, Strand. FOR 'FFIE GRAVEL AND S'PONE, PAINS in t►te BACK, • LOINS, and BLADDER , LUMBAGO, Ste. TN the various complaints incident tc.i the human IN frame, there are none more dreadful in their nature, nor more alarming In their consequences. than the GRAVEL and STONE, PAINS in the HACK, LOINS, and BLADDER, and LUIVI • BAUO. They are complaints to which every person is liable, and are a foundation for every other species of Disorder. • HICKMAN'S PCILS, Composed of the most innocent Ingredients, hive been found of singular efficacy, in no? only strengthening the vit;ls containing the urine, bur in happily destroying the petrifying quality .ot it, from which proceed the above toms:Wats, Ste. removing the calculi, or grit! y secretnnis, and banishing every pernicious ten dency to th •se disor,?ers, without confinement. From a con,cious nrw tke power:ul quaky of these kids fully evinced by a privet. practice at many y i ars, they are o ffered to the afflicted, and recommended as a cure for the ah,ve complaints. Sold whi.lesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheapside, corner of St. Paul's Church-yard ; and rcatl by Brian and Sharp, Porto. mouth; Hall and Johnson, Gosport ; Allautt, Weston, Mallory, Jones, Port.: ; Trewnian, Exeter; Conkworthy, Carmine, herr, and Hosland, Plymontla ; Newbury, Dublin; Balmer and Macdonald, i Glasgow ; smith, Mantkr,ton, Scott, and Cargill, Edinburgh; CrutweU, Bath; Ross and Peck, Hull; Cresson, Edwards and Penny, and Balinge, Liverpool; Stains and Lynch, Manchester; Howell Norwich ; Knott anal Lloyd, Birmingham , Gregory, Brighton; Wilds, Br.gliton ; and most Medicine Ven dors, in boxes at as. 9tl. each.' • BY PRIVATE CONTRA CT. AVALUABLE LEASEHOLD ECTAIT, so. mar at Lanibe.ll, In .he un.y of !surrey. nit the to of the road leading front W-stroinster 're, cn.r w r, AS fLEY'S. AMPHi I HEA I la, various Houses liiildings frer.tmg the road In F. lix•srr et and sta. , The Piemisri are held under the Aochhi-he of Ca t dor , f.r further Par.ic.• lays, apply to Mr. Robinson, Nu t Cart's. street, Lincoln's -Inn-fictds. • A VERY desirabL. FREEHOLC ES'CA'PE, situated in the most isleasa, t part of the Coomy sr K. • t, and contaming upwards of 800 Acres of Arable, Meadow, Po. ture and Wousi La .41, free o: gr,it Titltes, and Lail 1.., ‘ dretn-d, with an excellent Etstii!y Masision most beauti kit standing at the top of a Valley in a Park, diversified with fru: og Oak-•rees, and a large sheet of water fed by a fine "ream, anti large enough for a Pleasure-boar. "l'be Untie cutitsfas a yrs, clegai.t Dining-roam, two Drawing-rooms, Breakfast-uarlour. Library, and Retiring-room. Chambers for about w titer with ev, , ty necessary Apartment for &melt& purge,,.,, double Coach-house, Stabling far 8 to 10 Horses, Brew-60t:4 and Laundry, with a good waled Garden. For further Particulars, apply to Adam Ilt•irray,Survryoe ac t s Land Agent, 61, St. Martin's lane, Charing-Cross.--(Loners post paid.) TO TANNERS, ATAN -YARD, in one of the MiJland Counties, now in f , II work, wilt a regular and super-ahundant ply of Bark, excellent Watts, and in p oi nt cot situation p.rh.iiis such• an offer has never b-eu made to the Pohl c, it has th • ad vantages of r •gular accustomed tlatighturs, and near to tote of the best markets in the kingdom for raw goods, possesiveg every requisite a g Wel and cuntfor•ahle Residence, and carry•- r on the busine:s to a consideral.le extent. Ihe purchastr have a a itahle quantity of Land a Tinting the Tuh-yard, mly be acc. mow hated wilt three.•ourths ut tbt purchase-onus .), on approved se- urity, it reti , ire d. The present or,..ipier is about to min. from liminess. The purchaser may alio clowns his time for enttring, the pre errs Proprietor It..enag La objection to keep the yard in fu.l wsrk to suit t::e cnnvenience I a purchaser.—For partleukus apply to Mr Law , on, Solicitor, Lrlee,ter. NORTH WALEI -TO FA'tMERS. TO BE LET, IN O?V OR TWO FARMS. AN ALLOTMEN'r of FOUR 11UNDRED ACRES, in MALL MEATH SALT MARSH, h, t'..e County of ANC I.EiEY, lately emba.iked and enclnesd tr.an the Sea. The Land is of excellent quality, and can be hrua,!.t into cultivation at a very trifling en ence. It is Litre mike of the Town and Sea-port of Cimarron, and there is abundance of 1 inse in the vicinity. Also, to be LILT, another Allotment of 1110 Acres, of ligtur quality, bog &ring un the above. The Landlord will snake vary liberal allowances sowar.te building and ft:icing, so as to render thee:. Lauds a most able object of speculation to a sp.ritad Farmer po,toseing mid glad capital. . • For further Partkulats apply to Messrs. Poole, as Cimarron; rs at their Office as Pencraiy. le Aneesee. DISEASES O F CHI I.Dit N DALBY'S. GENUINE CARMINATIVE is su:wrior to all other remedies fot the w:nd, pur.titiya, ti rt. vulsi.ms, and all thole disorders in the stw.:aJt 4114 bowels of intaitts, which prove fot.d to as many under • 11 • :Tr of :wo It equally efficacious in cholies, Aunt, and ether come—Luta kt the Ltestines of grown persons. Thl. invaluable c.irtlial nted.citte it prepared by Frances Gre, (a , si‘ted by Ler so :s) (laugh: er of the lave Mr. Joseph Da:by. Apothecary, the by/La:or ; w.lo bequeathed to her alatut-, this property, under his-will, as may be seen to the bill of directions, with various inAances of its success Sold by F. Newby -y ant Sons, No. 15, St. Paul's Church-yard, London, four doors trees Cheapside, price is id. a bottle; and by their Agents in elan and country. Observe, that the words "F. 14e4gb•-ry, No. s St. Paul',," are engraved in the stamps; andte sari lo ask fur Cell's I)alby's Ca:lllll'3'l,e. %V 111.1ittai s MY Wile su ff ered -47 years ttederthe most violent scurvy, which broke out, particularly in very great fismires, with scurf on her hands and arms, which not only reodere 1 them a sad spectacle, but in a treat degree &preyed her of char use, avd at times Woolly so. Sle tried many meditines in vahi t (what is no less extraordinary than true) four small but es of your Anti.coi !noir Drop. made a pert.ct cote: (Signed) R 0 MAS, Grindlt-brock, near Whiwismh. Attested be Mr. It. PA It Kt. K ik"k :Ada. W hi:ChUl• t • • TO Mr. I. Lignum, Maf.cLebter. These Drups are iuht in utoulied square bottles at 6t: and Ifs. (one ifs. bottle i, equal to three tlu. 0t....4 wholesale and read by Mr. Liguum, Manchester; also r4.-taal• by J. Evans awl Sun, 44, Long-Lte, West Smithfield; Dicey and Co. Bow Church.. yard; Ituclay and Sons, 95, Fleet-market ; Shaw anti Etgvardr, 66, Bt. Peal's Church-yard ; Hurler, 4, Citual , side ; Newbery and Sons 45, St.Paars Church- y ard; Joh.istun, t!, Gresh-street, Soho , London; Mr. Wulstruhuim4, Y urk ; Mr.• Walker, New castle; Mr. it. Scot t, 100, Su;.th -b. Ego, keMburgh: Mr. /Utter, Canilleriggs, Glasgow; and by eve. y respecsabil Moaning Vat. der in every Matket Town in the United kngenza. MA RRIAGE bhould be the foundation of Soci.a Happiness, which is often disturbed through the pertirs that form the union not taking those precautions which would ve sture them the enjoyment of that vest domestic blessing: Penile of every rank pay adoration to the shrine of wedlock ; but %O-re the constitution has been tainted I y disease, or debilitated by a certain habit contracted at an early age, a renovrion of rabilisf previous to entering that state it indispensibly requisite to revive the slumbering sparks of life, and to reanimate the system. For no disorders have contributed more eisentially to des.roy llyme , real happiness than those which ere theconsequenee of stiguarded pleasure. It was this consideration which induced Mears. • CURRIE and Co. for these last twenty years, to direst th .ir dies and practice exclusively to the treatment and cure of the Ve nereal Disease, and the disorders arieug therefrom, as also to that derangement of the system, produced by the destrucive habit of tke inconsiderate sclio..l-boy, which brings on those sEstressioe Debilities and Deficiencies th .t prevent or embitter the Matri monial state. The successful result of their plan, gives them additional ardour to oppose the ravages of thew complaints, which are the most important in the catalogue of human wfir mities. It behoves every person who has indulged in this soli. tary vice to seek relief by consulting professional men of emi nence and honour, to which Messrs. Currie and Co. claim the sanction eaf scholastic authority; as well as the testenony of tine contradicted facts. lo professing the ewe of terse complaints, they hold Qut no inducement to vice; but, sensible as ail men must be of the existence of soh calamities, they offer their assis tance as regularly•eatitaird Members of the Royal Colleges of Surgeons of London and Editibt:i t hs ' Messrs. Currie and Co. have selected the following letterfrors the many they are daily receiving, from Uentkmen returnhig them thanks for their restoration to sound and vigorous health. It was sent to them unsolicited, from the son of a Noble Earl, who bad laboured under this distressing and painful tralady ten years; he had been under the care e f several Surgeons f professional eminence, none of afforded him permanent relief; but front the superior mode of treatment adopted and pursued by Messrs. Currie and Co. he received a radical cure in the short space of one month. " To Dr. Currie, 107, Hatton-garden. " Lord feel: great pleastee in comMunicating to Doctor Currie the perfect rc-esieblishmeut of his Iteelth, consecur:ce of his mild and adonreble treatment of Strictures In the tirs:thra. He may add, that he Las not for many years enjoyed so much comfort and freedom from pai:i; end he entertains no douln. sf his haring obtained, through his sk.ll and attention, a perfect and radical cure of that horrid complAnt. As he was not a stratigar to the manner th-r tellers treated tile complaint, he has It in his power, from a fair trial and akist comparison, to pass that tribute of applause to Dr. Currie *lids he sensibly feels and shall ever be most ready and willing to acknowleoge." Messrs Currie and Co. may be consulted by patlerts of either Sex, with the greatest secrecy and honour, at their house, No. 107, Hatton-Garden. Patients in the country Jrs requ.sted to state-the partictilr.rs of their case, age and general habit, lislrgt and enclosing a remittance for dims and otedicheis, wbeirtke same will be given or sent to arty part of the ►in,eilent • --- HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE IV-140otot11 W. ••• Attu-noun.... ~ 47 artitre.ai.e: 10 LONDON : Printed by Levitt Kiwi. Pocket Mice, awl pidoltsbed tkere, as 4 g the Stu-ot/ Touple-BIT.