Star. — London, England, 1813-06-22 00:00:00

MURDER in ilu COAL-?'AR D, DR URT-LANE. (FURTHER PARTICULARS.) It appears that a man of the name of Matthew Welch alias Baker, and a woman of the name of Mary Baker alias • urphy, cohabited as man and wife in a house belonging to Mr. Hassan, in the Coat-yard, Drury-lane. They svere quarrelling together during Sunday evening, and until a hte hoer on Sunday night, during which time he pushed her down stairs, dragged her up again, and forced her into their room. The quarrelling is said to have been about a sixpence he had given her to buy wood. The inhabitants of the house and neighbourhood were kept in a state of terror and alarm during the evening. The landlord, who resides in the adjoining house, interfered, to en deavour to restore peace, produced his staff of office, he being a parish cnnsta'ble, and threateaed to send Welch to the watch-house, which threats he treated with contempt, daring him or any man to touch him in kis own apartment, and saying, the first man that attempted it, he would knock their brains out with the pok r which he held in his hand. This terrified every person from interfering any more with him.— It was past twelve o'clock when he shut himself up in his room with the woman ; after which her screams and cries of murder were repeatedly heard, and blows were also heard.' After some time peace appeared to be restored to the listening neighbour hood, and nothing more was heard of either of them till about one o'clock, when Welch went to the room on the floor above him, and asked permission to light a candle, which was granted. About half past six o'clock yesterday morning a woman, who lodges is the house, went to his room to ask to light a candle, expecting that Welch was gone out to his work, as was iiis custom, at half past five o'clock, and that the woman would remain. She knocked at the door, but. no answer being given, she opened it, and found Mary Baker on the bed : supposing her to be asleep, she called to her, but not receiving any answer, she went to her, and on examining her person, found her brains beat out, several cuts on her head, and her breast black from the blows she had received. The woman gave the alarm, and called in several people, who examined the body, and found it to be quite cold. The conclusion drawn was, that she had been dead several hours, and that the fatal blow had been given when her screams and cries of murder ceased, and that it was given with the poker from the state it was found in. It was ascertained that Welch had taken away all his clothes with him, and two loaves of bread. It being known that he worked in the white lead•mills near Paddington, pursuit was made after him there, but he had not been at work. From thence the pursuers went to his wile, who lodges in that ' neighbourhood, where they found he had breakfasted with his wife and children, and had left there about ten minutes. Information being received at Bow street of the circumstances, a warrant was issued against him, and several officers sent in pursuit of him, but he is not yet apprehended. On Saturday Mr. BonAn, and Mr. CONANT, the Magistrate. attended at the House of Correction, in Cold Bathfields, and made arrangements with . Mr. Amass, the Governor, for the reception of Nichohon, the murderer, who was removed thither yesterday.— He is to be confined in one of the state rooms, with a man. to sit up with him night and day. Lavender and Taunton, the Bow-street officers, attended him closely at Chislehurst. An atrocious murder was lately committed atCawn pore, by a matross of artillery, named Cahill, on the b"dy of one Moran, also a private in the same corps. It appears, that on the evening of the Ist of July the parties had quarrelled, and the deceased had addressed Cahill in abusive language. The insult rankled in his mind; and Cahill, about eight o'clock on the fol lowing morning, entered the barrack where the de eased was lying asleep upon his cot, and assailing !aim with his fixed bayonet, was seen to make three tabs, each of which took effect, the second passing hrough the body of the unfortunate man, and the bird penetrating nearly to the muzzle of the piece to hich the bayonet was attached. Cahill was still mployed in pressing the weapon still farther into the ody, when one of the men in the barrack ran up, ized him by the throat, and secured him. BOW-STREET.—Yesterday a lad, about 13 years ad, habited like a naval officer, stating his name to e Clifford, but who has been known by that of Smythe, nd others, was charged with stealing a gold watch nil a silver spoon, from the house of Mrs. M , Niel, t Ict , ightsbridge. It appeared, that a short time nce tie prisoner met the prosecutris in Fleet -street, nd introouced himself by asking her in polite terms lacive to her health; and on her expressing her stir. . ise at being thus accosted, he informed her he had ad the honour of meeting her at Lady Seymour's, and tat his father was First Lieutenant of the NAWUR, en at the Nore, of which be was a Midshipman; he • ea continued in conversation till they arrived at the use of the prosecutrix, when she invited him in, ere he informed her, among other circumstances,. at his sister had been a performer at the Surrey reatre, but was now engaged at Drury-lane 'llea c ; and that his friends wished him to follow the Me profession, but that he preferred the sea. In t on, his manners were so plausible, that on his de rture he received an invitation to renew leis vlsit„ • ich he repeated in a short time, bringing with him 03 , habited as a common sailor, whom he repre ted as his savant; and last Wednesday he called bird time, just as Mrs. M.Niel was going out with daughter, and received an invitation -to accom y her, but excused himself, alleging he had walked oog way, and his shoes were unfit for him to be n with ladies ; he Was then requested to go into house, and his servant took his shoes to clean ; in interim he went into the drawing-room, and on departure the articles were missed. He was after ds traced to the vicinity of the Surrey Theatre, d on searching him a p : iwnbi oker's duplicate was iind, which led to the discovery of the property.— sere ss ere also found on him a pistol, some powder, I small shot. A pawnbroker stated, that the pro sy was pledged by a very different person from the son, r.—The account he gave of himself is, that he in ilkeimate son of parents who abandoned 1 im his in•ancv, and he was brought up by a poor wi g, and has been about three months at sea, but was 'charged from the service; and since that has lived i an errand-boy at an oil-shop a the Strand.—He remanded. , _ U UNIP3ASITI MTALLICZNCL CAMBRIDGE, JUNE 18. The following Gentlemen are admitted to the undermentioned da t e l s selors in Divinity—The Rev. Arthur Goal, and the Rev. T. Barber, of St. John's: the Rev. Henry Godfrey, the Rev. John Midis, and the Rev. John Watts, of Queen's; and the Rev. Jo nathan Walton, of Trinity College. Masters of Arts—The Rev. P. G. Crofts, of Queen's; the Rev. Daniel Crofts, of Christ's; and the Rev. Wm. Crowferth, of Mag. dales College. Bachelor in Law—Mr. Jchn Haggard, of Trinity HalL Bachelors of Arts—Messrs. Richard Haddy Williams, of Clare Hall; J. R. W. Maxwell, and Wm. Hall, of Trinity College; John Rudman, of Trinity Hall, and Thomas James, of St. John's College. OXFORD JUNE 19. Monday bat Mr. Abbiswaselected Scholar; and Mr. Phillips, Exhibitioner, of Trinity College. Thursday last Mr. John Edwards, B.A. of Pembroke College, was elected Scholar of that Soetity. At a General Ordination, held in the Cathedral Church of Christ, on Sunday, the 13th of June ir.st. by the Right Rev Wil liam Lord Bishop of Oxford, the following persons were or dained : DIACONS—SamueI Han, A.M. Fellow of Brazenose; J. R. Fishlake, A.D. Scholar of Nadham ; Ambrose Dawson, A.M. Fellow of Brazenose College; G. Morgan, B.A. Chaplain, Wm Cleaver, B.A Student, and John Gregg, B.A. Student, of Christ Church; John Thirkill, B.A. Fellow of Brazenose, James Baker, B.A. Fellow of New, John Spurway, Fellow of Exeter, Walter R. M. Williams, A.B. Scholar of Jesus, James W. James, A.B. Scholar of Jesus College; Samuel Slack, B.A. Chaplain of Christ Church; James Williams, A.M. Scholar of Jesus, Wm. Wilton Mutlow, A.B. Fellow Of Pembroke, John Evelyn Boscawen, A.B. Fellow of All Souls, and Ellis Ashton, B.A. Fellow of 131-azenese College. Pat arm—Thomas Hanbury, A. R. Emanuel College Cans.- bridge ; George Grantham, B. D. Fellow of Magdalen College ; Robert Francis Walker, A. M. Chaplain of Ne-v College; Tho mas Hinge, A. M. Chaplain of Christ Church; William Bur rows, A. B. Edmund Hall, Curate of Worton • Charles Barter, A. M. Fellow of Balliol College ; Carrington Ley, A. B. Fellow of Basal College; Henry Evans, A. M. Worcester College, Curate of Sarsden ; George Treweeke, A. M. Trinity College; Curate of Fritwell and North Aston ; Edward Eliot, Fellow of Exeter College ; Turner Edwards, A. B. Scholar of Jesus Col lege ; Henry R eade Quartley, A. M. Queen's College, Curate of Stratton Audley ; and Wm. Lloyd, I.L. B. Rector of Drayton. 1 he number of Candidates to whom l'estimoniums for their Degrees were given by the public Examiners, but who were not admitted into either of the Classes, amounted to 68. _ _ hnssday last the following Gentlemen were admitted to Degrees: DOCTOR IN MIDICINE.ThOITIaI Dunne, B. M. of Ballol College. BACURLORS IN EirviNtrr.—Rev. Thomas Le lVfesurier, of New College, Grand Compounder;. Rev. Janie, 14evill, of Exeter College. MASTERS or ARTS.—Rev. C. T. Griffith, of Wadham Col lege; Rev. C. S. Hawtrey, of Oriel College; Rev. R. Davie•, of Jesus College; Rev. T. Edwards, of Jesus College; Mr. J. G. M'Caul, of Baliol College; Rev. J. Parkin, of Pembroke College. BACHELORS or ART s.—Mr. J. Lough, of Queen's Collie.; Mr. J. Wilson, of Queen', College; J. W. Esdaile, Esq. of Brasen nose College ; Mt. J. G. Cloves, of Brasen-nose College ; Mr. D. Wynch, of Oriel College; Mr. C. B. Woolley, of Oriel College; Mr. S. 0. Attlay, of Corpus Christi College; Mr. W. Mill, of Trinity College ; Mr. R G. lesion, of Trinity College. ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS. The Rev. H. F. Ainslie, M.A. of Trinity College, is appointed by the Bishop of Ely to the Fellowship of Jesus College, vacated by the Rev. Mr. Warren. His Grace the Duke of Richmond has appointed the venerable Rev. Robert Fowler, D.D. Archdeacon of Dublin, to be Lord Bishop of Ossory, vacated by the death of the Rev. J. Kearney. The Rev. James Saurin, D.D. Dean of Cork, is appointed Arch deacon of Dublin. . The Rev. Mr. Magee, late F.T.C.D. to be Dean of Cork. The lion. and ►tev. Charles Knox, to the valuable Parish of Urney, in the Diocese of Londonderry, vacant by the appoint ment of Bishop Fowler. The very Rev. Thomas Hawkins, Dean of Clonfert, Is ap pointed Rector of Mullingar, vacant by the demise of the Rev. Mr. Dundas. The Rev. H. Lord, D.D. Rector of Barfreeton, and Vicar of Lydden, in Kent, has been presented by Miss Lord to the valu able Rectory of Northiam, Sussex. The University of Edinburgh have conferred the degree of Master of Arts on Mr. John Somerville, preacher of the Gospel, and House Governor of George Heriot's Hospital. SUDDEN DEATHS.—Saturday a gentleman accom panied a young woman to a house of ill fame, in the vicinity of the church at Newington Butts, when the latter, a few minutes after her entrance, was seized with a fit, and almost instantly became a lifeless corpse. Wednesday morning Miss REEVE! ) a young Lady of London, about 22 years of age, who resided at lodgings in High -street, Brighton, was found dead im her bed, to which she had retired on the preceding evening, apparently in good health. Verdict—Died by Me visitation of GOD. DIED. Thursday, suddenly, of the gout in his stomach, at his lodgings, Bristol Hot Wells, in the 61st year of his age, Charles Turner, Esq. of Mount Hill House, Rochester, Kent. Monday se'nnight, aged 85, Mr. J. Youngs, of St. Peter's Hungate, Norwich : he was carried in a sedan chair to vote at the election for Mayor, and to his return home expired imme diately. A short time since, at Stapleford, near Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire, Gilbert Bullivant, Esq. a capital grazier of that place, and for many years one of the greatest beast salesmen in Smithfield-market. HIGH WATER Al' LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORRO W. Morning ...... : . 1 minutes atter 9 Afternoon 35 minecesafter 9 SALES BY AUCTION. TO IRON-MASTERS, IRON-FOUNDERS, ENGINEERS, - - MILL.WRIGII I &c. TO BE PEREAIPTORILY SOLD BY AUCTION, Upon the Premises, at Bersham, near Wrexham, in the County of Denbigh, oft Tuesday, the 22ii day of lune, 1813, and the following days, until the whole be Sold, at Ten o'Clock in tke Morning °leach day, ALL those old established IRON WORKS, called BERSHAM. IRON WORKS, consisting of Foun duke, Furnaces, Boring Mills, Rolling Mills, Forges, Machinery for C •ing and Drawing Patent Lead Pipes, Caution Foundry, and Machinery for borit.g and turning Cannon, Smiths' Shops, Carpenters' Shops, Pattern-makers Shops, Dwelling-houses for Agents and Workmen, with Materials and Machinery therein, and all necessary conveniences as lately used for carrying on the Iron Foundry and Engine-making Business on the most extensive stale, and now in excellent repair. The above Works cempese two powerful Falls of Water, upwards of 70 Acres of excalent Land in high state of cultivation, exclusive of nearly 20 Acres, forming the Sites of the different ‘Vorks, good Farm Buildings, Cottages, and the extensive Erections, containing the Engines and Machinery.. The whole will be sold together or classed, In the following order : First, The Interest for certain long Terms of Years, in two se veral leases of the Falls of Water, Lands and Buildings not re movable. Secondly, The Machinery fixed in, or constructed for the 'Wilding, in whish they respectively are, but removable. Thirdly, Loose Machinery and Eurne Work, capable of being applied in its present shape to various useful parties in the construction of Works where Machinery is used. Fourthly, A large quantity of C::....r.thgs, Old Iron, and other Materials. I The Premises may be viewed, and Printed Caalogues with full particulars, will be prepared and ctreulated promos to the Sale, and Plans may be sten, ar.d further information had, upon the Premises, or by al.plication to lames Adatu, E..q Nicholas street, Chester; Mr. h. S. Adapt, Brpnbo lion M'ruks, near , Wrexham ; Mr. 1 homas Wrighr, upon the Pt - enlist: ; auk, 1 44eiw. claw/Wag a Flophatt, of WarriagtoN Laacabitim - _ _ .... SALES BY AUCTION. At the London Inn, Plymouth, on Friday, the 25th June, IaTHE HULL, FURNITURE, AND STORES of the very fine Ship CANONIERE. DIMINSIONS i Length 94 ft. 0 in. Depth 13 ft. e in. Breadth 2$ S I Adnwasures 325 84-94 Tons. Captured on her voyage front New York to France, after a long chace, by his Majesty's Ship WARSPIT Z ,the Hon. HENRY BLACKWOOD, Captain. And then her witele CARCO , consisting or about -- - 307 Bags of Coffee 1 • Box Mock Pearls • 78 Casks of do. 27 Bales of Gum 158 :loxes 1900 Oa Horns 146 Bags Sugar A Quantity of Melted Copper 69 Hogsheads Ore 217 Bales Cotton Wool A Quantity of Horn Tips 79 Packages 1 tt 30 Pieces of Lugwood 76 Casks Anuatto 500 Pieces of Fu,tick 194 Hides 10 Cutlasses 1 Bundle of Skina - 12 Mickel; For viewing the Vessel, Inventories, Samples, and fertile; Particular.;, apply to W. P. Smith. Esq. (:eorge-street, Duck or to HENRY CANNING, Fezhole-stiert, PI) mouth. NOTICE. "WANOR of TRUTTOXHILL, and LANDS ..LVJIL in wrrHAm FRIARY (some time ante advertiied fur SALE on Friday the 2Sth of May last), are intended to be SOLD by AUCTION, in Lott, on 7 hursday the 15th of July next. , . . Further particulars may be known by application to M !furs. Tennant and Harrison, Gray's Inn, I.ondon; or to James 'Brad ford, Esq. Swindon, Wilts; and printed particulars will shortly be distributed, and may be had of them. CELLAR OF VERY CHOICE AND FINELY FLAVOURED WINES, 01. D RUM, BRANDY, &c. Of the late BENJAMIN GoLOSMID, Esq. deceased, at Elm Grove Mansion, Roehamptoo, Surrey. By Mr. FAREI3ROTHER, Upen the Premises, on Tuesday, June 29, at Twelve o'Clock, rpHE Genuine and very Choice CELLAR of JL WINEi, consisting of upwards of Four Hundred Dozens of I'ort Wines of the Vintage of 1804, which has been in bottle 8,7, 8, and 4 years, some very Old Pert, about 150 Dozens of East India Madeira and Sherry, 270 pint bottles of matchless Aherry, a small quantity of Calcavelia and Malmsey Madeira, Champalgne and Claret, 11 Dozens of very fine Jamaica Rum 20 years in bottle, Brandy, Arrack, &c. also a Pipe of Pert tu wood, vintage 1804. Samples may be had at the Mansion six days prior to the Sale, on paying for, where Catalogues may be had; Catalogues est) at Garraway's; the Star and Garet., Richmond; and at Mr. Fare - brother's, Beaufort House, Beautert-Luildings, Strand. BASINGSTOKE, HANTS. - FREEHOLD ESTATE, A LIFE ESTATE OF £lOO PER ANNUM, A REVERSION OF A 990 STERLING, AND THE LEASE OF A CAPITAL MALT-HOUSE, Ste. By Mr. STEWART, At Mr. Attwood's, the Black Boy, Basingstoke, Hants. on' Wednesday, June 30, at Two Clock, by direction of the _ _ Proprietor Mr. JOHN ArTwoon, leaving Basingstoke, in Four Lots, Lot 1. A CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, Land -tax. redeemed, comprising the well-known Premises old estiblished Tavern,Liquor Shop, and Brewery, the BLACK BOY, in Church-street, Basingstoke, excellent Dwel ling House, well adapted Brew-house, large and capacious Sto-e Mars for Beer, Wiue, and Spirits, let to Mr. Attwood, at the very low rent of £7O per annum. A House adjoining, let to Mr. Hussey, at £9 per annum. Lot 4, The I.EASE of an extensive MALT-HOUSE, in New-street, Basingstoke, comprising conveniencies to wet 3U Quarters per week, Store-rooms, Dwelling-house, &c. held on Lease for a Term of three years, at the very low rent of Ctis per annum. Lot S. A LIFE ESTATE on a Freehold Farm, situated at Sherteld-upon-Loddon, In the County of Southampton, during the life of a Gentleman, aged 34 years, let on Lease for a Term of 21 years, to Mr. William Duckett, at a nett rent of I 'too per annum. lot 4. The absolute REVERSION to the capital Sum of £990 sterling, most amply secured by Money in the Public Funds, and to be paid on the death of a Lsdy, aged 65 years. Lots 1 and 2 may be viewed with leave of the Tenants ; Par• titulars had at the Star, Andover • White Hart, Winchester ; Swan, Alresford ; Swan, Alton ; White lion, Hartford-bridge ; Bear, Reading; Messrs. Wilkinson and Young, Solicitors, Mar garet-street, Cavendish-square: and Mr. Stewart, the Auc tioneer, 194, Piccadilly, London. VALUABLE LAND, adjoining the Grand Junction Canal to Aylesbury, very desirable for Wharfs, Wuehouses, &c. Land Tax redeemed, By Mr. SCGII, On Friday, July 2, at 12 o'clock, at the Mart, in Three Lots : Lot 1. A Very valuable PIECE of GROUND, .L A. eminently Imisroveable, containing 2A. IR. 91'. of Pasture Land, well situated, at the termination of the Canal, In the Town of Aylesbury, and bounded by the 'rurnpike-roul to London. Lot 2.- --- IA. SR. SiP. of Ditto, adjoining. Lot 3.-OA. SR. 18P. adjoining. - - Each Lot held for 2000 years unexpired, at a pepper-corn rent. The superior advantages of this Property, for commanding an extensive general Trade on the Canal, are apparent. Printed Particulars, with a Plan, may be bad by applying to Mr. Barker, Land Sarveyor, and Mr..lindal, Sol citur, Aqples• bury; New Hotel, Birmingham; King's Head, Coventry; Black moor's Head, Nottingham ; the Mart; and of Mr. Scott, 28, New Bridge-street, London. BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. FOR SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. 'MEW BISCUIT, fit for the use of Shippir.g, m k t 1. 1 1 inferior ditto, for Dogs, Pigs, ikc. Alta fine air! inf r Oatmeal.—For panicalars, apCy to \V. H. I:n:itch astd J. DO boruugh, 2, Little Ea tchrup. TO TANNERS, &c. TO BE DISPOSED OF BY PRIVATE CONTR ACT, ATAN -YARD, in one of t he hlidland Connect, now in fall work, with a regular and super.abutlant , v r . ply of Bark, excellent Water, and in point of situation pethi;,l such an offer has never been made to the Publ c, it has tit: vantages of regular accustomed slaughters, and near to, t tree if the best markets in the kingdom f..r raw goods, po,s-ss • g e v, r , requisite for a genteel and comfortable Residence, and carry tog on the busireis to a cunsiderablr extent. he purdhas. r 11'3V have a suitable quantity of Land adjoining the Tait-y.ril, aid stay be accommodated with thre-2-fourtlis of the purchase-mo..cy, on approved security, if required. lb(' present eccupier is ahipit to retire from business. purchaser may also choose his time for entering, the re, E Prep' it tor having no objection to keep the yard in lu I %%wit 10 suit the cony, Menet of a purchaser.—Fur particulass appa l . to Mr Lawton, Solicitor, Leicester. HONITON, DEVON. TO BP. S 011) BY PRIVAIE CONTRACT, Either together sir in Lots, ACAPITAL and I.tglily valuable FREEHO7.II ESTATE in possession sad reversion, eonaigine of t h e Lordship and Manor of Honitnn, and several intptoesl l.• I r with a very coe.itierable part of the Borough of I loniton it! :%e. s . suages,'Dwelimr, and Lands adjacent, containing aLrn.t 14.0 Acres of productive Meadow, Pasture, and Atiolv I .and, ! compact and wending immediately from Iles town 6.r ~ •*„. tatce of more than III) mites between the Firimooth and It..er turnpike roads, traducing a-ekar present Incons: sir inwards o f Li 400, but of the e.iinisted value of X7OOO per :minim. Foil particulars may be had at the Office ut10..41 and Spetitin:g, Lircoln's Inn Field*, London, to whom prooe.ls for the purchAse are to Ile arldros.ci. I'art•cular. may allo i s had of Mr. Say, ry. Solicitor, South Efft.rron. mrlir Mo.it t•t i •, Devon; of Mer•rs. l'ownst od and Pc-arse, solic.tors, in ton ; and of Mr. Richard Maine, Land Suree , ;(4, 0, li•dewrn court, Gray's-hin, Lot.don, of wl.run a Plats of the Egate tuay he seen. 'lO LL 1, for such 'Feints as may be a,:reed upon. AMOST den-able MANSION. n: :1 , .y tleman's abode. The Pretins.s ;srr adp.'ning ehags of Wouldham, close to the itavigab'e and plea.am t• nits- Nita -Bfty, within three mi!es and a half ot the City of Poch-ater. arta five ntiles from Maidstone, in a spurting pa i r: of the County sit Kent, and close to V.ouldhlm Common. to which if an unlmiieil right of Pasturage, Firewood, &c. lhe grtiutid 11 tor ror.si ts of a commodious Hail, wilt a grand Staircase, a Drawing roou, Parlour, Sitting-room, and a spacious Kitchen ; the of pair of stairs consists of five very roomy Bud chambers, our of waits may be a Drawing•rtorn at pleasure; two pair of vairs, a hark Staircase from the Kitchen, containing six Room, with firi-p!ai.... in three of them, a Staircase from the passage of the two pa r into a Turret, or Cupola, which commands a deiigh f ti proopsc: of the River Medway and country all round; nsu.t +pant., Cellars, with excellent Bms, a lore-court enclosed with a dwarf wall and railing fence; a large La it Court tnclos.d all routed with a high brick wal, will siorktd with choice wall Fruit-tin', well chosen Shrubs and Flowers ; an excellent Garden we:l wal.. d and fenced, stacked with the choicest !'ruttage, a large Yard e closed with a hiatt brick wall, an CXCC:leat it t 11-51:13.11 over which is a hig:Lspacious Lori, two Coach-houses, and ntauy other Otti-Offices, too tedious to mention herein. Ihe Lessee may he accotnmodaicd with a do?. • Accts usl choice good Land adjoining said Premises, if requirsd. kur Wilber NiliCUlarf, enquire of Mr. Burke, a: %Venda:mt. NEW FOREST, HANTS. An excellent FARM, with Cottage RIISIDENCE and LANDS, in a fine Situation for Building. near Lymington. By Mr. SCO IT. On Monday, July 5, at Iwo o'Clock, at the Angel Inn, at Ly inington, in Six Lots, unless acceptable offers shall he previ ously made by Private Contract,' with Immediate po4session, Lot 1. A FREEHOLD ESTATE, beautifully si:uated in a justly-admired part of this favourite county, on the border of the high road through the N.:w Forest, two miles front Lymington, 16 from Sow' ampton ; comprising 185 A. BR. 211'. of excellent inclosed Meadow, Arable, Pasture, and Coppice Land, part tithe-free, with a neat comfortable Cot tage Residence, Lawn, Gardens, a fine Sheet of Water well stocked with fish, Offices and Building; convenient fer the Resi dence, Farm and Dairy, Bailiff's Cottages, &c. The Lands are in high cultivation, possessing a pleasing Ine quality, fairly timbered, well watered, presenting delightful situ ations ; agreeably elevated and healthy, for building a Family Re sidence to command the Isle of Wight and the Channel, encir tied by rich varied Cultivation and interes•ing Scenery, with ex cellent Roads in every direction, Fishing and Field Spor:::, in an elegant vicinity. The Estate has been extremely improved at a very great ex pence, is entitled to valuable Forest Rights, and the Poor Rates vex y low. The remaining Five Lots comprise 49A. 2R. 2 P. of rich inclosed Land, beautifully situated adjoining the Farm, near thevillage of Boldre, possessing equal :LW/mirages, and presumed to be agreeably divided for delightful residences. May be viewed 21 days before the Sale, and Particulars had of Mr. King, Solicitor, at Lymingron, and at the Angel, Fur, ' and Hounds, Lyndhurst ; Coach and 1 lot!es, Sotithamptoo ; George, at Winchester : the Mart, and of hir. Scott, 28, New tiridge•st7ert, London, where a Plan may be seen. MOST DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, HAN Us. SOON will be SOLD, together or in Lots, (bor dering ou the Southampton River, and the New Forest' ; consisting of the MANOR of DIBDEN, with beautiful Woods and convenient Farms, containing shout 9'48 Acs es, s. els Inclostil ; a large Purlieu. and valuab!e Rights of Comoson in the New Fo rest ; mgr. her with the ADVOW . ;ON, worth a.sout .6400 4. year. In this Estate are some of the finest situations in the kingdsmi for buihl.t.g, commanding the most aelig .tful VI.AVA of the 'south. amorist it ioer, Spi• head, she New For, at, and ati.sct.nt cumin y. .1 his Estate is estretnely well clothed nls r. markab.y fine thriving Oak Timber, and every way eligible ior the Alms of Fortutte and the Sportsman ; and is capabie of gr.at improve - silents—Printed Particulars will soon Ile distribosed ;in the mean LONDuN s Printrd by LgVIL, PAM Place, ibis'', apply to Mews. Webb, Wriabagii. Atwood, Salisbury. _ U VEGETABLE RESTORAI IVE TOOTH POWDER. BEAU'T'IFUL White Teeth may be reg.:ll%lA ,e one of the greatest blessings Providence can h vow, witiKg,t which the fitNst formed face is imperfect; inattenti sn to the •erth and gums is the principal cause of aa offensive breath Beal.t a's VEGLTABLZ RESTO/LATIVZ TOOTII POWDiII is a most .-I...;ant and certain remedy for all diseases of the teeth and gums; ois particular qualities are not simply confined to cleansing the ;ride but will preserve them in the highest state of pet-Calm ; it wit reader them beautifully white, fasten such as may be loose. and restore th , :m to their original purity, entirely era licate ;be urrit in the gums., cause them to adhere close and firm to the teeth, render them of a healthful red, and the breath delicani•l'y sweets, relieve and curt the most eacrucisting tooth-ach, gum-biles, and swelled face. Saki wholesale and retail at Mr. Bight..., 4. Chespside, er.rnee of St. Paid's Church lard ; and retail by Belam and Sharp, Ports n outh; Hall and Johnson, Gosport ; Allnutt, Weston, Noldlluey, and Jones, Portsea; 'Crewman, Exeter ; Cookw orthy. tre”; Gilbert, and H v oidand, Plymouth ; NtselAry, Dublin ; BLer and M'Donald, Glugow ; Smith, Mandetston, Seat and CAN gill, Edinburgh; Crutwell, Bath ; Rua. and Peck, Ht:li ; White, Brighton; Roberts, Seldui; i and Ruff, Cheltenham; Gig:- SOO and Billinge, Edaltils and Penny. Liverpool ; `tams aad Lynch, Manchester; Bowen, Norwit : Knott and I.!•yd, tuinghana ; Gregory, Brighton ; and of most respectable hie dl. eine Venders in the Kingdom, in Bares 2s. 9d.raeli. _ _ RHEUMATISMS, PALSIES, and GOUTY AFFECTIONS, with &air usual concomitants, Spasm oe flying Paine, 1 Ltultncy, Indigestion, and general Debility (ori ginating in whatever b cwrce), are relieved and frequently cured by WHITEHEAD's ESSENCE of MUiTAItD P 11.1.5, after every other means had failed. The Fluid Essence of Mustard, (used with the PiHs, in those complaints where necessary) per haps the most r. c+ lire, penetrating, and effectual remedy in the wurld, generahy curing tbe severest Sprains and Bruises, in lest than half the into: ustr.lly taken 1:y 3!: y other Liniment or Ent brocatiun ; and :f used immediately after any acideleir, it pci vents the part turning back.—WHl 1 LI FAMILY CERATE is equally et:kat-kris tier all ill.contitioned Sores, Sore I.egs, S. butic Eruptions, Islotclae., itingworne, ings out in the Fe.ece, Nose, Ears, and Eyelids, Sore and inflamed Eyes, Sore Head_, un-( :4corbut:c Humours ut every description. Prepared only, and ukl by It. lahnstmt, Apothecary, No. IS, Greek-street, Soho, London. flit Es.unce and Pint at us. PI each, tie Cerare at Is. rid. and les. sit:. SeLl by every Medicine Vender in the United Elation'. •. • Tke Genuine has a Black lrc ntany, wide the name of R.JoitNstos 'mitred on it. 1 4 ) !HUAI/to Eov. IBEG leave to inform you, that ever since the year 1790,1 bad been afilieted with the I.ues Venerea -' which front its obstinately resisting every course of medicine prescribed by the most eminent of the faculty here, and undergoing several sevale courses of salivation and twice discharged from the lio•pital, auh little relief, would appear to be of the most luvetem:e nature. In the spring of last year my disorder had got to such a head, as nearly :u put a period to ::iy eiLL,tenco. In tills state, I was re commended by Mr. J. Thompson, (who recLiessl so i;rear a cunt by them !sem i ; to take your I.eake's Patent Pills, which I betan •do on the 2tith May ; in the course cf a furtnigh I ts ga3 to receive benefit. In little more than a month I became, by your liberal advice and medicine, percs ctly free iron io7s atter complaints, Ii see recovered my former spirits sod a: Uutl am become jolly and fat, In which stnte having c:•; .!.) many Months to the astonishment of all who knew a at a loss in what terms to express my gr4titile, !seat 1.. 'r the good of miler st.Teli , ig mortal:., to make t. ; • public as possible, as I shad on every orcasieu—in s.• ; ....t w ill greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful obedient vt. tv : vent, ALLX. _ _ _ swan's Close, High-street, Edlnburzh. Prepared and sold by the sole Propt letor, 11101n 1 S Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London, at hi, it No. 9, N.! , a! Bridge-Street; They are also sold by las appointment, at the Perfumer's, Nos 35, Alban's-street, Pall Mall the .roy'sll°Ps No. i " 2 1 01. ford-street ; Mr. Dl a borough's, No. 7, Fish-strict-hills neauF G P • osi.o the Aluninuent and by oue person iu 'Tray comider..hle town iu Lag Land, Stc.lo bens only 2s. Pd. each, seak.! up With lull and plain directions, whereby liaisons ofeirber sex ntay ono 111mm:elves wtls ease sod starer. N. B. Every hos sold in Great Britain h staled up with a stamp in which ,by t tt ou r..ti the Comotissitetere, i% printed .;.: the St:lnlf ')itice " t'. Taylor, No.g, blew Bridge.strost."to wldir:ls _