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• . ~` J • . LAW INTELLIGENCE. . • • • • SORT OF KING'S BENCH, MAX CO. • SEMPLE V. WILLIAMS. This was action to recover upon two Bills « 4 Eacllange, acct red by the defendant Elizabeth Robert Williams the defendant's son, was gailirthn prnve his m , ther's hand-writing, when the following dialogue passed betwevn the Court, the Ccintis.l, and the witness : dinith wits panJ passed en J. Metcalfe, Y. Coif, Eleanor Chambers, and G.: Hanison, for stealing in dwellipg housei; - 3. - Iticliarirson, for highway-robbe,ry ; Cath. Fastei, for taktfm a false oath to obtain letters 0f'3.41- Ininitararion; Colticot, for vending and uttering certain forged stainps ; and• Mary Best, for uttering a forged bank-note. J. Scott 110 J. Bunn, were ordered to be trans ported fur life; Isaac Newland , for 14 years; and 17 for seven years ; two to be imprisoned iu the House lof Correction at Clerketwell, for two years each ;. 7 for one year each ; and 17 for six months each ; 7in Newgate fur various periods; .3 to be privately whip. ped ; 18 judgmenti respited ; two paid Is; each and discliar3ed r and 24 discharged by proclarnation.— The Sessions were then adjourned to the Ist of I July next. .Witnesi--" My Lord, I hope you will allow me my expences - Mr. GARR0W....44 Where do you come from WitnEss—. , From the Fleet person." Mr. GA.anow-- ,, We have paid you already, by giving you a holiday."—Witoess— ,, But I hope your Lordship will mak&up my lost time ?" • Lord ELLENBOROUGH—" What are you—how do you suffer ally loss ?" - -Witnest—" My Lord, I am Cyr of the College, and 1 am ol;liged to pay a person during my absence." Lord ELLE580140V011....." Cryer of the College— What office is- that ?—.I am at a loss to wodhstand you."—Witness—ge My -Lard, 1 wait on the rest of tilt prisoners" • Lord . ELLIINBOI:Oraff gi Oh that Cryer of the College ?--The plaintiff has treated you with a Ha beas Corpus, and a holiday, the prisoners must, for one day, wait on themselves"—Veidict for plaintiff. MA It LBW .. .VA/MI-STMT. —The house-maid to a Colonel in the army was yesterday re-examined, on a charge of having stolen Bank-notes from her master's *secretary, by procuring a second key.: It appeared, by the testimony of the prosecutor, that he had fre tjuently missed notes from his secretary, and knew not who to suspect. He gave information of the fact at the Office, and was advised to mark some of the notes, which plan was adopted. Some property was again missed ; and, on an officer searching the Fri soner, he found on her one of the marked notes, and also a key which fitted the secretary. The prisoner was remanded. MUM:MR.—Friday last was committed to Bodmin Grial, IVillranr B9wden, labourer, for the Wilful Mur 7 der of his wife. This inhuman being after having put an end to the existence of his wife by stabbing her, was discovered burning the body with turfs within , theit dwelling. This horrid murder was committed 'lt a small- house near Redruth, in the County of Cornwell. A hill of indictment was found on Saturday against a respectable goldsmith, for selling to an officer of the ariy a gold snuff-box, of Frmich manufacture, for 820. The penalty under the statute is severe. Dtre . ..- A. Gentleman of the name of SAPEENS was wonnotid in the shoulder yesterday in a duel p w i. with another Gentleman, whose name has not trans _ One night last week some mischievous persons en tered the garden of Mr; Thomas Worger, adjoining Woodchurch•green, lent, and cut down and detstoy ed thirty large apple, pear, and cherry trees, all in full perfection. During the thunder storm on Tuesday evening, a Gentleman who was riding along the Kensington road, was struck dead by the lightning, as was hi, horse. On the body being taken up, it smelt strongly of sulphur ; but there were no external marks by which the cause of death could be immediately aa certained. In the pockets of the deceased were found "several Bank notes, a gold watch, and some letters, from which latter it 'was ascertained that his name was Rogers, and that he lived in Titchfield-street, tlary-la-bonne, whither the body was conveyed. A most lamentable accident happened last weak in a coal-mine at Ortell, near Upholland, in the neighbourhood of Liverpool. Notice had been given to the workmen belonging to the pit, that a certain particular level was supposed to be filled with inilam- ' mable gas, and they were of course directed not to approach the place with a light or any other sub-; stance capable of cOmmunicating'fire. Notwithstan- I ding this warning, one of the men, who had left his tools in the forbidden place, had the rashness to at tempt to recover them, and actually enter4.l it with a candle. A tremendous explosion instantly took place, in consequence of which every person in that part of the mine was immediately suffocated. Nine men ani one woman fell a sacrifice to this thoughtless temerity, who were all taken out dead. The males all belonged to the Leyland and Ormskirk Local Militia, and were most of them very stout and able young men. t The explosion was so violent, that it shook the windows of the houses of one of the neigh bouring villages. •A singular circumstance occurred on board the ship Regalia, in Portsmouth harbour I last.week. The Captain (PALMER) had two apprentices sent him from , Loudon, by the owners ;- both of whom were regu larly bound, and-bad been on board some time. AI kw days ago, one of them fell overboard; in the har bour, and was with much difficulty got on board the ship—When the supposed lad proved to be a young .girl, about 16 years of age. She said she had pro cured:a Ruing near. London, by working in the fields; but disliking the employment, and without character to recomihend her to any housekeeper's employment, she was induced to pass herself off as a young lad wishing to go to sea, when la he was regularly bound to serve as an apprentice to ;he owners of the Rega lia. The crew handsomely subscribed to rig her out, kith female clothing . ; and she is for the present un der the notice of the Honourable Mrs. GREY, the Commissioner's Lady. LONGEMY.—There are now living in a small, house, consisting of three apartments„on the estate of . Ekon Mossmaar, Esq. near Le4maliago, Lanarkshire, Scotland, three women (Janet Young, aged 98, Janet Lindsay, 90, and Mary Lindsay, 82, the two last Ire sisters,) . whose joint ages amount to 270, and eye sight and ether faculties unimpaired. They are daily employed in spinning flax and other necessary avoca tions, and attend regularly on public worship at some distatafe r on Sunday*, Bcc. . • TX.EATREROreIL, 44r1114RX.E1'' •Last night ths.Comedy of th% Claraahre aliarriage was produced for the purpose of introducing Mr. Thaay, from the Edinburgh Theatre, iq the arduous character of Lord Osay—Mr. TERRY sustained the character throughout with great judgment, and was highly applauded.— Mr. KENT made his second ap pearance, as Sir John Melville, and gave proof of the versatility of his powers as a performer—be played the part with great animation and effect, and Was most deservcd:y applauded.—Mrs. Gcoven was the Miss S:trling of the evening, and gave an admirable picture of the ambitious crOzen's daughter. The other characters were very respectably tilled. The House boasted a numerous audience. Last Saturday's Gazette contained the Certificate of Mr. Cot aiuut and Dr. MILNE, stating the value and perfection of the Wroth forming the Prizes in Dr. THORNTON'S BOTANICAL LOTTURY, WhiCh the Act of Parliament directed to be done preparatory to the drawing of that Lottery. Yesterday be:og the first meeting of the Barour:,e . :;)tiving Club for the season, they dined at the Liack Dog, bedf(Jut. A farmer in Devonshire, of the name of Marten dale, has been twelve days labouring at the Barclay match, of a mile every hour for six weeks. The un dertaking is for a bet of 500 guineas. The pedestrian, who is a fine athletic man, of twenty-five, .is backed by his landlord. He is said to be going on well ; but the odds are two to one against his accompbsh ing the task. Bift*TH.l. . 1 On Wednesday the t Sth instant, at Snaky la Northampton-I.i shire, Mrs. Woodman, a ft of the Rev. f has. hart. Woodman, Rector of that place, of a daughter. Saturday, in Nottiugharnaplace, the Lady of the Hon. Lieute nant-Colonel Hood, lf a daughter. MARRIED. Yesterday so'nolegit, the Rev. George Maraeod, of Busby-lull, York-hire, one of the Cations of Chichester, to Mrs. Dodgsoo, of that place. Thursday se'nn!ght, at Cork, David O'Brien Casey, Esq. Lieutenant in the Royal Nayy, to Mi,s Ann O'Brien, daughter of the late Michael O'Brien, Esq. of Brownstown, In that comity. Yesterday, at ±be Palace, Lambeth, Robert Nassau Sutton, Esq. of Norwood-I'u lc, Nottinghamshire, to Mary Georgina, daughter of J. Manners Sutton, Esq. of Pelham, in the same county, niece to bis Glace the Archbi,bop of Canterbury. DIED, At Agelksham, on the 11th instant, Anna Maria, relict of Ed ward koore Esq. of Wndhamptott, Wilts —She was serJod daughter of !antes hlontsgu, Esq. of Lackhain AL:sey, in that county. In November last, at Batavia, Charles Pay, Esq. Captaid of his Majesty's ship liucephalus. se'nnight, at his seat at Newcale, I imerick, after a short Hines', Denis 0 Brien, Esq. an eminent Att•xney. On the 10th inst. at Rathcormuck, the Rev. fristratn. Lead. On the G.h instant, at his house in Castle-street, Holborn, *get] CO, the Right Rev. Dr. Douglas, Roman Catholic Vicar Apostolic of the London District, and liihop of Centurbe, in Nuanidia. At Eadajoz, Lieutenant Allred Street, of the 40th reguazat, of the wounds he reoeived et the assault of that fortress. 'rut sday, suddenly, Nix. Powell, the Prompter of the Lic.eum Theatre, and who had been upwards of twenty-tire years in that capacity, with the Drury-tans Company. He was the husband of Mrs. Powell, the Ac!rtss. 'We are sorry to state the death of Captain tired - ion. Jtirrti Gba!, commanding the Scorpion sloop, on the coast of Africa. A seaman having by accident fallen overboard, he leaped after him with the intent to save the rhan's life, in which attempt he was drowned.—. The sloop's boats were lowered for him ; the first swamped ; of the second he seized the gunwhaie, and in his exertions to get in, capsised it with the hands in KINGSLAND ROAD. her, and sunk not to rise again i the hands were pick- By Mr. SAMUEL PEARVE, ed up With peat exertions by lower ing the cutter.--. At the Auction Mart, on Thursday, May sill, at Twelve, Capt. Gore had twice before saved men from drown- I 'HE LEASE of a convenient DINELL LNG- - ing by his expert swimming. X HOUSE, with double-fronted SHOP, in the occupation of a ll r l y essr u s eta K il in i f u ln e d ss, C A very melancholy accident happened on Satur. N w e k . e ie lja k e ing r tan ng d e - r r s oid eli : tib a l r y s tuate h t. day last, in a colliery at Brinmorgan, near the head Ch urc h ; ennob l ing three Sleeping-charnbers, Vning-room, of the Swansea Canal. By an explosion of fire damp, Doubk-fronted Sbop, Parlour, Kitchen, Wash-bowie, cellar, four men were almost instantaneously deprived of and Yard ; held for .47 Yean, at a low Rent. life ; a fifth survived onlyAill the next dy ; and two May be viewed with leave of the Tenant, and descrir ive Par. a others were severely burnt, but are doing well. An Oculars had of Mr. Samuel Pearce, 16, Cornh;ll Inquest was held on the five bodies, on Monday.— Accidental Deaths. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW. Miming .... minutes after 11 Aftemuun SALES BY AUCTION. COMPACT COTTAGE., WITH CHAISE-HOUSE AND PADDOCK, NEAR LEWISHAM. 13y Mr. SAMUEL PEARCE, At the Auction Mart, on Thursday, June 18, at Twelve. A NEAT COTTAGE, fitted up with peculiar tade, and .finished at an unlimited expence; containing four Bed rooms, Drawing-roam, two Parlours, Kitchen, Wasb house, Yard, Garden, Chaise-house, Stable, &c. shame at Hither Green, near Lewisham, conunandiug rich picturesque Views, with beautiful Landscape Scenery, in every direction held on Lease for 56 Years. Immediate Pons lion may be had. May be viewed with Tickets, which with drscripti ve Particulars may be had of Mr. Samuel Pearce, 16,.Corithill. ENFIELD HIGHWAY.—(IATh immediate Possession.) Di Mr. SAMUEL PEARCE, At the Aue•lon Mart, on Thursday, May •4, at Twelve, unless previously disposed of, by private contract, THE LEASE of 4 Retired FAMILY RESI DENCE, placed at an agreeable tli.tance from the Road, screened with a thriving tit:rut:be. y, ph-asatr ly situate In Cret it street, Enfit 11-1 lighway, , about Wine Miles from London, with the accuumtodation of Stag.i, to and from, several times in the day. The Premises are in \ the meat substanti.d state of repa'r, anti contain Sleeping Chamber.. Drawing, Diing, and Breakfast Rooms; Kitchen, Wa.h-houte, Da;ry; Drying-ground, Brew house, Poultry-house, Double Coach louse, Stabkl, Fartu-y./1, Cow-house, Cart-lodge, two large Barns, Granary, two produe• tive Gardens, well stocked with wall, standard, and trained Fruit 'Frees, Green-house, large Orcbzrd, &e. containing 'boon throe Acres. *Pim are tn.., Pews in ,the Church attached to the House. A quantity of ti.li Land may be had at Mictati. I nus, if required. May be viewed, with Tick is only, which, with Particulars, may 62 had of Mr. Samuel Pearce, 1•4 Cr.rnhill, opposite the Bank of P.nglatA: Particulars, also, at the Black Hor.e, Enfield- Highway, and Angel, Edenmitcn. HADLEY, MIDDL.F.EX. Eleven Mflestrom Town, with immediate Possession. (To be LET) by Mr. SAMIIEL PEARCE, • ikCAPITAL FAMILY MANAION, (formerly the retidence of Lord CHAP L. s SUM tas LT, and recently in the occupation of HICUAILD floorage, Esq.) seated on an eminence, with a cheerful Lawn, commanding a rich amphi thratric view of the surrounding c, , untryi, including Hadley • Common, Enfield Chace, Barnet Hill, '1 °Bridge, Whetrone. Finelley, Southgate, Bets... S-101, Hamptatead and Highgate London Road, and a.diversitied prospect avr a fertile Valley of Meadows, beautifully ornamented with irately Timber. The Premises are in the molt purfect state of substantial and orna mental repair, for the immediate seception of a family of dis tinction, containing 10 large Sieepirg Chambers, with Dressing rooms; an elegant Djawitarcootn, 24 test by Is feet, opening to the lawn; Dining and Breakfast Rooms; Domestic Of fi ce*, and Outbuildings of every description ; Brrwhouse,Oairy, Dry. Ing-ground, Coach houses, Stable, Farm-yard, every iiesceip- Lioll of Vegetation, and 54 Acres of Meadow-laud, lying ‘st a ring-fence; with a Pew in the Church, ancLirvaluable right of pasturage for ten bead of cattle. May be viewed with Cards only, which, with Partimears, may be had of Quitter, clear the-premises; Met4rs. Cooper and hampLown Snot ten-bulgingsi. ansl'al Mr. Samuel Pearce, 16; C91311;41' OLD BdlL4r. Tuesday Jamu Donoghue we brought to the bar, indicted for haling committed a highway robbery; on the person of James Hoskins. The prosecutor said he was apprentice to Mr: Smith, a boot-maker, in Oxford-road. On the 25th of March last, about the twilight, he was dispaiebed - by his master with a pair of boots to Mr. Mason, a Gentleman of the law,. and resident at that time in Sprinted's Inn. When he proceeded a few .doors from his master's shop, a young man, who was ; stranger came .upand inquired the way to Chancery.: lane ? the witness said he was going that way, and he would spew hint. When they reached Wild-street, the stranger enquired if the witness Fame • from Mr. Smith's ? he answered yes, upon which 'the stranger said—"• Oh I I know him very well, I live next door to him at the linen-draper's, and I am going to a linen-draper's in Chancery-lane." The stranger then -. left him, and went up Drury-lane. When he arrived _at the end or Great Wild-street, Lincoln's Inn-fields, the prisoner at the bar carol up, and accosted the wit -miss with--" Oh my tad, are you not going to Mr. Mason's se;th these boots ?" The witness answered en The prisoner then, with much composure, took the boots off his arm, and said that he was apprentice ,to Mr. Mason, and would save the witness the tkottble - going nut of his way With thou. The witness re. plied, that he was going to the Surrey Theatre upon , business, and would call and see the taints delivered, as vies his duty. The prison* and he then walked on together until they came too Mrs Mason's house, And had proceeded half way Op the stairs, when the prisoner, who was foretnost, turned round and desired . the prisoner to come no farther, for lie would put in • the boots to Mr. Masofi, ale lodged in th e adjoining • room. The witness, howeier, perlisted in presenting the boots hinsself, and tbe prisoner endeavoured to rutli down stairs with them ; a scuffle ensued, during • .which the witness got his boots again. He then gave the witness a push, jumped past him, and ran down Chanceo-lane I the witness followed, but could not overtake him. A fortnight after be met the pr soner in Crown-court, when he accused him of the fact ; the prisoner asserted he was going to Mr. Mason's. and desired the witness to accompany him.' In con sequence of she information uf the witness, his mastor caused the prisoner to - be apprehended. • . Tlie Jury dismitied the indictment for a highway gabllwy, and returned a verdict f—Guilty of stealing. &slit Price, a modest-looking girl, was found ...Gvilty of purloining goods to a considerable amount, from, h er master's house, near-Covent-garden. The-presecutor very humanely interceded with the tote!: her behalf, and said that she had come to " his louse with an.untainted character ; from all the Circuliitances of the case, he could assure the Court, . that her mother had seduced her from the,Paths of • honesty. The prosecutor was a Jew, and his name was Abraham. • Pump Cidliatt was brought to the bar, having been detained to receive the opinion of the Court Upon,his case since the pteceding Sessions. • The RECORDER said, that thp prisoner had been brought up to the bar timing the last Sessions, bef ore Itaron Wend, upon an indictment for forgery. It appeared that he had contrived to imitate the patent stamp affixed upon boxes of certain medicines, that that part which described the amount of the duty, had been cut out, and a painr artfully inserted de scriptive of the happy qualities of the medicine. It I , had been argued on the part of the prisoner, that the reA.-40,1ance. of the two labels was not at all obvious, uhich circurnstancejuade it plaia that the whele was not contrived for thepurposes of deception.; alio, that she indictment had not manifested accurately, nor otherwise, the nature of the imitation. On ale cuter hand it had been argued, that tie ' present imitation was a false making of all that was necessary.to be counterfeited, - and therefore was a forgery, anal that a description of the.fergery was not at all necessary in the eye of the law. The REcORDeR iotimated, that the Court had over - ruled both those objections, and. therefore the priso-. ner was: to be considered as Guilty of Forgery. . George Howard had also been detained by'the Court since last Si ttings,for the purpose o(giving their opi 4esislAnpou the objections made against _ the propriety of convicting him. . • Hehad been tried for stealing two iiiith.ootesOra.: tote .40.eacb, in the dwelling-house of : Mr. - limb. and citteiions aroib bej,weem theCOunsel for the pri soner i n and prosecution, whether helad committed a fraud ur a larelay. The RECORDZR *said, that the taking if 'the two notes from the drawer, as was proved by the evidence, constituled larceny in a dwelling-house, and the false -entry of credit which he had made, was only a err ' .eumstance contrived to cover the theft, and was there , "fore employed by the Counsel merely ge a proof of 4 t . ; the other. The Judges' were Oereforeofopinion, that ,she prisoner was Guilty tb'the extent of the charge. Saone day the Sessions eutiod t when sentence of SALES BY.A1161&. BUCKS. • FREEHOLD ESTANE, FAMILY CESIDE/CM, sad 144 4 ACRES of LAND.—By Mr. SrEWAkT, At hie Great Room, 194, Piccadilly, on Wednesday, /mei% at lit, in three Lots, with huntWate poke sin, 'THE Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE o r -IL DUCJEnBILIDGE ; most - thestral4y situated in the 'Parish, and adialnius the Town oral Burnish of Weodover, Budd rv . hamshire; with Votes for she Cositiy and Bonn: 4 A of Al.leslan ; . comprising a Dweihns-lionse for a fatmly of *vett:Airy, oat. offices Barns, Fans-yard, Garden, Onchard ; Trout Str ewn awl . Fish Ponds; 104A/was °frith Arable and Meadow Land; esteem eke right of Conunon or Sheep Walk. bout iing the same; the Esta:e is well wooded ; Orchard and Garden planted with stoke Fruit Trees ; the wii‘Je ref) , constaet and cr.clord ; 041 a L d a d. • j o i n ing t h e ;um ike road; and a branch of the Gund husk% Canal; conveyances to and trona Leaden every ill ; a bees! of the coun.ty for field spurts. Ri c h ar d staples. WOK. at Beeksbridge, Wendov,r, wit slew . the Estate : Partkulars had, 14 days peeced•nt tee air, of ...—. • Hearne, Esq. : ollcitor, Buckingham: the Angel, Nordiarersi a i I George, Aylesbury ; White Hen, Great ildissez4Ln ; (.}.. a . 1 Arn...rslans ; WI Hp! Usbri4s; Ikd Liens Waukee r and of Mi. Staten, 194; :y. The WA#liiidßßOUGH7ini liRIC/HINGTONA Ll' i near the CITY of LINCOLN. By Mr. SQUIBB, - At Carraway's Coffee-House, 'Cbaitge-alley, CornLall, lanjec on Tuesday, the '2al of June, at 12 &sloth, is Nine ' 1 lliE following VALIiAI3LE FItEEHOI.4 • FARMS, wi b eac. !lent Faint-houses and Buildeasp, esoncread from Land Tax. *Amsted in the polities of Wasia.p. brou1;11 and liellahingtotu r wilitt three notes of Lineal, 14 respectable Milani at will, viz.: canals at Washingbrough. Mr. John Taylor's, containing Mr. Harrison Wright's a. L $ . 144 $ . $ ▪ 11,7 0 64 0 sp W Kip iv Tliatcheri Widow Newton's Mr. John Rayner's - - At Ilttlighlugtutt. • Widow Bailey's Farm Widow Green's Mr. Joseph Awllan , i's « Mr. Martin liot:soo's • - SIS 116: y - 1t.3 1 1 s And on l'ugaday the 9th, and Ve r l dorslay Mb J , next will he Sold by Aren , by Mr. Squibb, at the Sarum's. Head Inn, iti the City et Llacoln,.in Luc+, undry Smaller Farms, also situated b Washinrbtough sssl Heigkingtott,avitb a Water Corn Mill, tl:e Talbot's Head p u b. lie-base. a Baker's, Blacksmith's. and Wheelwright's ibopsoal sew ral Cottages and 'tenements. in the oteupai ion (tithe Wid.er Salter, Joseph Green, William itabinson,Thomas heaps, Atha Wells, WisiJw Coin, Joseph Eretwo, C. idacksider, r. %psi Jan Chamberlain, E. Kettleburrote; R. K st:Lbur ro ,C. Ewa. William •Buwles, J. Simpson, Vt s.Law liods.x. and ot4 4 i. 'early l'enahts. The wbnla Estate costrns near Sirenteen Hundni Aerosol very valuable Arable, Meadow, and l'astere land; the buiedlres are all in excellent repair, and the Laud-tae has been redeemed The Estate may be viewed upon ap kration to Mr. Firt .d W.—Woe-rough; aid printed particulars, swr..h platnanntaiel, may be had of John Yarnell, Esq. l'.incoiti •' at the Sarum% Head, at Lincoln; the Angel, 61eaforti ; -he Bull, B area; * Angel, aud '1 akot, P. terborough; Gsrt4way's Coffees-burste; of 'Mr. Yiangate, solicitor, No. id. &sex-airy:l, Strand; ends` Mr. Squibb. Auctioneer, Bairille-row, London. SIDMOU rH, DEVON. At lit New London inn, hidinnuth b ln the County of /kill. at Tees lay ; the 9111 of June, Isl commencing ' , redid! s' now • &Clock the Afternoon, in such several I.u.s as vrill.be 'a:- tie:slimed In due tim. , prior to the dalsof .'ale, and as shall as. par mc*t likely to actrossunoslate the inhabitants and Iteti,f att Sitlinnuth, a!oresaisl, subject 16 such Conditions a shill bit at the tale produced, • ACAMAL 141ESSUACE or TENEMENT. wit h• the Chtt•buiklinp, Yard, Gardeirt, and Appartesaate4 caltrdSprin Garden; or Mary Garden. sittrste centttcally is the &a s lant and fashionable Waterirg Places of iidmot.th ..foressid, It ftsr the residence of a Guitlerean cf Fortune, being in poke. pair, now in the accavation - of Dr. Fellosves. Also a MES WAGE, or TE.24IiMEN r, with the Tard ini Appurt t flumes. close to the New London Inn, in shit:loath afsess. said, now in the ucetrution of John Bartleit. Also a certiln other MLSSUAGE, or TENEMENT ; fv. merly a Malthoose. now divlde4 into seven! Cottages, Or Apart. wenn, most eligibly situate in the Angle, formed:l For.-ststo and Back-street, in Sidn'outh aforesaid, now in the a:cupola' of John Pester and his Undertettants, with a Roca mat ass Wareroom over the rid Cottages, which kin hand. And also certain CLOSES of LAND, doors at Trockwell, it Sidmouth aforesaid which will be described Jn said Pan And certales-consrenient Pieces of PM I UltE LAND, coast Great Pen, Little Pen, and Long Field, at Gravelly there, sad errta'n other convenient {teas of Pasture land, and nnikni Or' chording, called Goose Acne, Claps •Worlands, Stroud, Woo lands, and Goodwho, situ:lac in, and adjoining - to t 1 Tows Stanwood' aforesaid. dearly the whole of the above Propo.ry Is Freehold of lase& tanee, the residue Leasehold for a long term of years halt !do• tint to Freehold. An early possession of oath Lot ow • wefty as the terms of the several Tenants are either ezpirol oral* at will: For a tiew of Spring Garden and the other Buildings, aryil• Mrs. 800 tlett in Samouth aforisaid, and for hotelier Aiwa° apply to the said Mrs. liartiel, or by letter (post rfikteillo Samuel Sounder, Surgeoss,Vharlhory, Osoo; to Mr Omsk lis• licitor, Eyeshot'', M'ortesterslo.re ; to Messrs. {'hest Nod lib thews, Solicitor*, Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire; to Mr. Yitiarf. Volicitar, Exeter; or to Mr. Edre, Pinney, near llaw.Dirsr- FkLICITY. MESSRS. GOSS and.CO. *as riplarlpedutatal surgeons of loandon; hem salitiouely etavoted &brit emo tion for these lan 15 years to the study of those diso.irrs which* frequeintly ea:bitter and too often pre that lue.timahk blab. ing, matrimonial felicity. The ursivalled patrarage that tint have hitherto received Frain paeans of the fine thuiliesi" 0. 11 the uniform success 1.• ending the superior mode of inerassit is such complaints, Lulu them thus publkly to db . drape. since. In alf Claa of debility or o:W6f:icy, whether 0414 from the too frequency of participating in the guides of OP 'Womble life, the unbounded unitdgcane of IsbetilllllllllT assays solitary, and destructive habit. stanch weakens the mere(' ." mind, and &sways the dower of youth, by producing nada the eat art, and impotence fa the (MM. they offer a sok nag permaneet cure. To those who, (rem suck cemplainer. are IW' vented entering into tie marsiage state, and ashamed to aais• lid, brood over their infirmities is silence, it mist be to know. however difficult oi iseffectual the are May tIC C = by other luseritionera. that by a renovating and trial dsle Sat abed, they may be restored ' to a sound and vigorous cormi-e• don. A certain Disorler, f:equemly coatramad in a mama of indiscr 'ion, and every species of Fyphibtic lefactiolf.kf a mild and never•fai•ing mode of treattnert, is mera l ‘ recital!). removed. without reale; it in diet or eaucise, by s• Goss and Co. as Oso Strictures of the Urtttra andOlers• they are enabled to cure in a short period, w i t hout remora* the painful, dangerous erects of the Castatie; referent-re debit, can be given to severat G e ntlemen of higb rer pectablity. have been ored, after having laboured under Argil/ref W SOO !.yeirs. To married Females, whose espectadota e 4 the • isla 44 ! pledges of connubial happiness have been &fried, it mayalss a pleasing reflection to know, that by a prop st pest-c.a. their remedies the g eneral Iseakh is Amovated, tas agr ee meats cribbers'. Messes. GOSS sod Co. em...tedvely probating the cure of thma partical.u• complaints, in order that they rnsy not be mead VI a mistaken few, with the obloquy so justly attached to the . rapt empiric, fink It butjustior to thensetives to state, ib dot save been properly educated mod inidatud i nt o every leantsi• the profession (certificates of which', from difersio hospitals, testimonials front the most eminent Pbysitianyo they hi" mem ' wince any inquireri, Malt the maws Mao/ Tams shalr "'an fists. Witced chaos eddosiate from lie poodoo 'kr" - coe. l9 ' ral Practiellimer, add they . preseme that tb: a =sa mi Me a bit Mo t ud fir the usspeow.lented rite, hoooori4 I I ey by t e pttbMe, a IMF rally Woomera. To be thatthed at their HoeseliAlf, itereseely. &by leaf ay either Ns, with eeeremdaticaey, relear.ea bIOSS anti Oe. Surgeon% ts. lit2ireq4;. F t "..,/}o" er LONDON t Vthatsd' by-Lillis'. Kew ristemittc 4ll. yubliged there, aai4 at the Mot Cate, Tsitte-liao • • • ,