Star. — London, England, 1812-07-17 00:00:00

_ - _ ampompinal . . , ' 11 1: . ;: . , ..• • ' ... , . . -- . , . . . 'TIIE RIGHTEOUS, Tag ' Stretria the scene when Virtue dies, When sinks a righteous soul to rest ; Ilow mildly beam the closing eyes ! flow genly heaves th' aspiring breast! ' So fades a summer cloud away . ; So•sluks the gale, when vorms are o'er ! • M. • • So gently Ants the eye of day ; So dies a wave aloag the shore. Triumphant smiles the victor hiow. .•• Fanu'd ley some afire* ittrPlewipg r O Grave ! sett ea IS toy eAcerj now 7 hrvithous Death!' where is ihi.stin t A holy quiet rates oroar.d ; . A calm, which nothing tin destroy ; INTought can disturb that peace profound, , Which their onfetter'd soak enjoy. Farewell ! conflicting joys and fears, Where light and shade, aheniate dwill! How bright th' unchain tng morn appear-! Farew' U ! inconstant world I Farewell I its duty done; as sinks the clay, right, from its load, the spirit files! Heaven and Earth combine to say ! . .'t " Sweet is the scene when Virtue d:ea I" - EDINBURGH, JuLr 11;., -- I .. • ti Tuesday a fisherman's wife, engaged in digging for bait in the basin at Mon:rose, burst a blood-vessel in her head, and expired on the spot. Tuesday at Broughty-ferry, near Dundee, in the absence of its parents, a child drank from a boiling tea-kettle, which caused its death in a few hours Aker. Mr. ALLIANDEit baryon, late master of the ship James, of Aberdeen, and a boy named Dout., went about three miles from the land on Tuesday se'nni:tht, to fish in a small boat, and were seen for ..some time by Mr. Hector's brother, and the buy's father, who were fishing in another boat at a little distance from - them. But in an instant the small boat disappeared, and though the other boat'hastened to the spot, no thing could be seen but Mr. Hector's hat, and one oar *sating on the surface of the sea. s 4 •:- . • , . . . i . ern, JuAr 1. , .. I William Jamieson, farmerits Craighead, parish of • Auchirleck, aged 90 years, being an old sportsman, a few days ago set cut to hunt wild ducks, and was lucky enough e, bit *five shots running without a miss, and to kill three brace of full grown -ducks, 1 *Atli which the theeifirl t-ld • man came home in tri ' - seraph. He was married about seven years ago to his 1 li.oFtl; w ife, and has upwards of 100 children and grand children: . . • Mate hi WV-vaunt • in 'the garden of Auchinleck, the i4pe,..lealtd, tulip-five in full bloom: This is iiitiside`risd by gardeners to be a very singular-thing to;ba seen in Scotland ; some assert it has never been lien in - bloom in Scotland before. • - • Lasf*Ot there was caught in the *Almon net at MililvtE, near Troon, a herring elicit. Measurod twenty ine s long, and ten round, and vreighed one pound- eleven ounces and a half.- 4 45. fine sturgechr, about eve feet in length. wsiekpeoßd 14 - itilt in , Ayr $ ishililarket oil Weilnesdalf:" . * ''' '''''''''- - 'llitme seal which was caught Lately on. the sea gracia. - it Ayr andTrion, and given to a Gentle- Mei Itt i 'Aiiiiii now in a state of clomeatfptio4 ind excettlinglrtame and familiar, When put'sotti *let f*ittfayiago, it Would not 'remain diev4:l#ll4l4 kifed - tbdse - who committed it to the wise,s -i ibartikds, - .sntifin a mourning tone of voice scented to 4 ratectioa, and to be atowed to continue" in biinan docletr.. • • An eel was eaght last week at WhitelligaiAi ~which eneathred fivaeet and a half itilength,Vst'ilout.lB inch* in girth.; an 4 weighed'222ottudia:' '" • • ' Saange bfAitlii.The admh.eri of sailing-wero geatifiid yeseerdaff•hy, a good display of fresh:eretei faCtics. The sailing borMc which have hitherto Kilned some honour above Westminster Bridge, eiere,litit: in competition at Blackwall, where they had Mote* op portunity of dispinyitag their roanceuvres to advantage —The contest was for two tills and covers given by the Cumberland Society. - 'rise' snciesstul k navisatatt on this dec. a sion. were Captain'Astley, in the Me!ctity,. and Captain ficigliinion; in the V i iten.• • 4,Awsgo •hlyrcir..- - Yesterd,ay the Prize "Vtlsetry given by 'the nanny Club, was rowed fur b sti4eti pairs (floar!... 'llie- compel itori started froM ANeitiii;n:l ster bridge at fine o'clock fir the first heat; to t roan I a boat moored ..eff - the first 'windmill abOi V a u l hall, 'down the Surrey' shore, round ilia" ife;aCciii; and threugh the - centre arch ; of eStrilin,ster 13t i4pc , 'Thee first- th ree boats were be allowed to Saari of the second .heat. The winning - bolts' accOrAiegrt -started'fot; ttek-second heat, and polled Irolli Nrest minster-Bridge, round a boat mourediri the iiiiaille of the river, off the Red House, down tae Currey shore, mid through the centre arch of Westinfnitet, 'ridge. The skit i exhibited by Ike ternpetitaaatfiowl. ed the spectators a rich treat. Johnsen, ofli N titliall t and Colte, nf Horselerry, distinguished by a ptirple streamer, kept the advantage during thecoutest, and finally won-the boat,. -- - - It gives us great pleasure to state, that the town and county of Nottingham, were nevermore Aria.. • qui) than they are at present.. The frame-workert are aow busy at work there; endlhroughout Leice? tershire.; and the combs and shuttles Of Yorkshire, ilkesn!itly engines of Warwiekshlfe j and the sPindles and looms of Lancashire, are likewise all in motion. . ' Among the unfortupate persons recently executed at Lancaster, for rioting, was Hanuah Smith, a.tuar ' vied woman, with Eigke children, who was convicted of tr.king two pounds of butter frOtti a • cart • and forcing the owner. to . sell it kir h. pet pound,- Isaias . 3d. per pound less thart;he demanded.. An es; eriment has been made to substitute the • agency of steam, for the use of horses, in the e-aivey-* • once of coals on the iron- c.iilway, Tron'the niiiiii: sit . Mr. Brasettling, at Middleton, to Leeds. The niti chine used is a steam.eagine of four horses' powac,. which, with - the assistance of cranks turning a vats. w h ee l ate} irtaf cogs placed at one side' of the nat.!' evil, is*capable of moving at the speed of ten [piles an bcurr . .... • ~ - , .., - . . . . . • ,I."' ;f? AI: i c t.. 1 . .i.i4t -.. • •., ..0 - • ' I'' ' , . - • .;~ :, z • POLICE. Bow-syterr.—Yesterliaahe inhahittnts of Duke's court,-80_, wittreet,were.akulined.bir the criei ofrnuider from a feinale voice.proceeding„frona a lionsnin that court. &Maar rioriesliial frequentliproceeded fforn the tome house, Eintneiei ben.* to' such an extent. On enqn;ring, it' was ascertained that it was a man hadibeen heating: Mil ill treafing his wife,. till she was IleOrir.lifekss in tettnequence of wiskh use' was se cured, and untiervepnt'an.exarsainatioo, ; when it ap peared froth she evi t le:ke of their daughter, who ' slept room, that the prisoner's con duct towards his was extremely bratal; beating irr in different parts of her body *in the most Violent manner, , ,kicking her, kneeling on her breast; and beating.her .on the head; frequently pulling her oat tier hak t biting her, saying be liked, dog s fleshberteriliatilus wife's r. and in prod of the •sm ceiky of the expression, he had a large dog to sleep between him and her. The only reason assigned for this barbarous conduct was, because she would ' not consent to. In v/ a brothel. He was committed for want of saretiii. • Allen and Moirsa, two well-known characters, were charged with stealing a large quantity of lead, from the house of Mr. Smith, In Charles -street, Drury. tone. The charge being satisfactorily proved, they titre committed for trill. Allen behaved in the moat daring manner ; he desired the Magistrate •to have a b!..y gallows put up; and havehim twisted (hanged) —He should liedode,With without any more . g a bi t bkv:r-:q•II I'C s.. 'Y 'VetIiLDIIALL.-YeSterakt:l/4 . 00144 ' lam ttthfdl ttiptedator, aged only 12: Yalta, was iikittned Si ftiO Alderman Arams, on a charge of stealing a siD Wt table s spoon from. a person. i4ho keeps a straw bonnet shop la Fleet.market. 'after. she had beetiliu; *finely taken into the house, and supplied with food. fie child proved to be a most abandoned chazaeier, Said she we's remanded 'to - this 'day, in order td save inTuture from the same iniquitous course. LIGHT Bitethx:.-A Pliker,in Smithfield, was fined 20s. for selling Sixteen - Itities of bread, ten ounces de ficient ift Weight; tb personi in - the Fleet-prison. The head Wei forfeited, and the Alderman bestowed - a kg* lecture on the baker for his offence, which, he ' said; Was aggravated at the present time, when is on high in price.' •• MARLBOROUGH•II I 4IOT.—M. Bieioiiis charged ! calling at the house of Lord Besborough a few days since, to apprise his Lordship that some packa jtes had arrived from Ireland, addressed to Colonel ,Pbnsonhy, his-Lordship'sson ; and a day or two of ter, some boxes were delivered by the prisoner, who charged At for carriage; but, On opening the same, the contenteiVoin found to be bricks and rubbish..' The prisoner very •injudiciouily enquired where the • Marquis (f Waterford lived, aud,.on the fraud being discovered, Lord Besb4rouglr's porter -apprised the . servants at the former house. that such a person was abOut„ and yesterday the prisoner "paid a visit : there on the same footing, when he was:taken into cus tody. In his possession was found a list. of the Ten deuces of Most of the Irish Nobility and Gentry. I and other papers, indicative of what hi s m o d e of . hail:Was. The Firtuner was remanded, to give tlieri who hay! 'beet .thus defrauded an opportunity. • . ? tt o ..• rnaLrtio.—Yesterday &eh tWo'rajizois was (dill cOrnmitted, charged a ith hay ing. epticed two' chitctren from Mercer's.: ow, Shad "beliniging fo•liir: Arnold, a 'labourer in the 4; 1 dikWafehouses, the Eldest five years of age, on pre. tenth . olligying,thint some cherries ; when she took diet* intq - ;tFpney Church-yard, among the tomb iltitripped them. of their clothes, but was disedierettlka gentleatan casually passing at the time; she was apprshendedood,ther ,childitetea citrates foniid in heir p . ockets: • 7 1 ; * . • • (21:caN-.statfititi.•--Yesterflay William renew, a Wa terman, brought . befere the Magistrates of this office char t ed; tvßi ( ittehipting. to stab Lawrence Levy, i . ptreate belonging to the East Lando Miiii tilt, 'in the Wheat Sheafpublie4intise, Little Tothill sneer: - It ipPeired lay thetestittony Of the landlord and a•private in the Guards , that t he 'Olio - nee, on Wednesday afternoon h A - barrelled with the prose cutor, and twice atte ttbd ni t boot with a nisty case knife, hot Was pieVelitild7ly the papa's preset; While the prosecutor ' s'.a filijitiAiositiosi lip prisoner, who carried a stiek;/beliqfiiitelwatched•:rii opportunity and give hinia most dienciftdblow on the face whiCh broke It's nose. A surgeon was sane for, and this new act'of 'violence induced the Magisti3tie to cntrimit the prisoner immediately to Newgatet for trial:' After he had given 'the blow, he said, he hew beft.re he came to tlie.bffike that he should becietu initted;•and therefore' kid iesolved to have theenly rev eft him. ' ' • . • . •• Ciittotb —;-Yester ut's Isitiiiio. day an i nquest waif Meld at the lEng l 4 - Airtiii Westminster.road, on the Holies of two mertlittelli in the 'employ of Mr. J. A•examuos, a distiller, near the Asylam; SI George's Fiehts. The deddeied, on Monday list, unfortunate. ly attempted to clean a large vat, which contained a quantity of what ii-ternititt iron liquor. The oldest Of the men, who had been many years in the employ 4 Arr. Atkinson, Ptak the ladder into. the vat and de scended ; but when near the bottom he fell down in sensible. The_ other immediately went down to his astistance, and also fell in the ;time state. Before as. sistance he procured in, trice them out they , were both dead. having been :suffocated by the foul air atababottomadabe-vat.-3ferdict, Died by Suf- ..' .:.,,. .4e* tea* rtie Clayd laliid t— _ ainicersinctrodit t he ataitam ti MOlytwneeiirb arid , capital Milt Premlset, nth& MO *l4li the Nits, Scc. ip, 914,Buttsh.strevt, antl.a .htitionoser Na. in •Mitll 4 n 6 ircSneknintschasi.orildstat fined a i.e. :oils capital and spacions Mann , tos. In Grafton-street, substanti ally bug , a:it; planned ror_lamsliel *tat ibejacpu k i. will or vatiour vantan Boni -strees. "I he prualucesst Preece otioral of nearly six hundred , poinnis besides the renewal tines, payable every, jourtesn yaws; a 544114 Ciateioiciit'Hniel, 4 and the House lu Giafton-striet, will, in a ficw years, when the prment Lofted*" risemeglen la, be. greatly -41m proveable. ta t I idle kyittii; Perticulara may be bad Mr. on, hall ;of C. W. ibeolastittl, Esq. Solicitor, Great. itandi-afreet, - Bloomsbury ; Garravray's ; atul . of Mr, Robins, Warwick...treat, Golden squaief; Atte a Pian of the Estate . may be seen. • - DESIRABLE FREEHOLD RESIOENCE , souTp SIDE OF LINCOI.N'S-INN-Flifil DB.—By Mr. IRO BMA, At Garrawara, on Wednesday,. July R9c . .F.weltre... A A VERY ELIGIBLE rItEEHOLD ESTATE, -comprising a Substantial and Well-built FAMILY REST nErIcg, situate No. SI, on the Southend. of Lincohi's itaa fields, communicating with Porrugal-street s by a,prieateentrant., recently improved at a considerable expence,' plannid with every convenience, and handsomely fitted up • a most desirable Resi dence for a Gentle Man in the Law eCnitaining, on the upper story, five Servants' Rooms, and two latge Closets; second story, tont excellent Bed Chambers Closer, and Water Closet : prin cipal stnty;u capbal spacious Chamber, Drwing-rooni, elegantly kind up, communicating by a boudoir to a hack drawing room; on the &round Anew, a Spacious . Entrance Passage, finished with Stuccoed Walls and excellent Dining Parlour, handsomely fluid up,. awl a Closet ; a Library, or Gentleman's Office; Closet, Pre's- iitg and Waiting Room, ands Frirate Entrance, Water- Clotet, &e.; the isaseinent are Domestic Offices of all d. scrip ting}; eacellent Cellar; Coal Vaults, &c. will supplied with water. .4 he Premises are fit for the immediate reception of a Oentleman'a Family, all in the must complete order; and the iffirehater may 'be aecomModatid wjth the elegant Household Furniture, by valuation. To boi;itired by '1 ickets. Particulars may be had on the Pre mises; au, Gatemears ; and of Mr. Ebbing, UParwick-,treat, Gel den-square, of whom 'I icketake viewing may be bast. lOTA J'E, singable toe BUILDING between Streatham,. Tooting, and Mitcham. Capital FAMILY RESIDENCE, with Ontc• s, Fants•House, and. Building; and nearly Two Hundred Acres of Land, seven Mtia Mans Landon —By Mr. ROBINS; At Garreiesay!s Cogredintise, 'Cbangtballey, Cornloll, on Wit: • 'malty, Jul x 29, at 1 welve, part in Lots for B sliding, . A Viti,,UhßLE FREFA-I.OLD ESTATE, Land ran Redeemed: comprising TAM WORT ki HOUSE, desifobillieddente for a Gentleman's Family, with Offices of ail desesipdons, Casch•lionee;•Stable; Lawns, IlleatureGroonds, and Meadow Land,.in all neatly Twenty-arven Acres, been+ folly ornamented wilt fine grown Timber. A neat Farm-house, with Barns, Stables, and various Out-buildings, and upwards of One Hundred and Siztytorte . Acres of Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, bounded by a stream of water, and by t i n gads ftotti Tooting and Streatham to Mitcham, dixidedinto Lots; very desirable Ctrs for erecting villas and buildings; the principal part M fine cereal:Jading heattby situation, nerd aqty seven miles from London. • To be viewed by applying at TamillarMikilennis where Pink eubra may be had; at the Wbeatehear, LI Tooting ; Mr. Charrington, Babitn-hin ; Greyboind, it; kEing's.Hgeh EflOal ; Cock, &Mon ; King's Arms, and Oreytteund. Croydon King's Head, Mitcham ;at Garrawsy's ; and-of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden square, %there a Minot the Lots may be seen. BETWEEN MII.L4IIILL, HENDON, gild TOTTEICIDGE. FREEHOLD; FRIT*. MANOR 1t ARM.--Elegant VILLA, TAR g BUILDINGS, and upwards of Oae : Hawked Acres of LAND.—By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway s, on borsdry, July 30, at Twelie, in one Lot, Capital'A FR EviioLD ESTATE, FRITH MANOR FAR hi, •itaitc Di the 7itith of Henries', -near M4I-hiP, Tu tt r:dge and nitchley; comprising an Elegant Villa, seated on a LaWn„ Es ti reit:tidy erected, on a.finc ,commanding ',dimmer, a neat and . .=ubsta.l4ll Thick Building, with double bowl.d. from, conta;ning ag.csttrante vestibule, dining parlour, drawing-room, with Fmach4ladow, a *Fulda in front; a break: fast-room, stuel, Ina avarcr-closer, suitabia larld-ehandwrs over, sertants' chattabert, &c Convenient offices, cellar, /cc. A neat. Farni !inure attached; farm yard, capital stall stable, coatla bosses.. barns, cart bore stables, cOw Muse, poultry houscs, aid various Uu se- trb,a#l:cling*, excellent Garden, to cropped and sock ed; PlOasugonuods, and upwards of. One Handrol Aorei o{ rich Meadow and X table Lana, bag roundins the Buthlings, arid lwa-cingt fence, in h glt cultterion, antl'the Wtlisgs in comilete order; a most I:herald* Retitle** fist a Ginitlettsan's Faintly; /1 11 1. 1 1 • Hun a.,. ........Je Land t ab e , t an , - galas. Ozferi. &e.—By.Mr. ROBINS, • A; Garraw4 - i, on Tharidayofttly2o, at 12, in One Lot, THE Very Eligibjt VagEHOLI) ESTATE, Land Tax redeemed, woot.matu s known as a Re sidence of the fir,t yonsequente, in Beauty of bite:l:ion and itc speetabilltr of:the Nriglihourhand, the Property of '1 he. Most Nubia the Marquis of STAFFORD I comprising the very Elegial FAMILY, MANSION, Planned far the.AteorninOrlafron of a Faiuifj of ttie - 'Cousequear.e, Offlzesof all d escr i ptions, capital Willed Garden, plea t ed the ehoirtest Fruit Trees, Lawn*, Plea•ure Grcatuds, incenmisted by the River lge, a faze rapid stream of clear waist s we root through the principal part of the Mature Ground...arid a *astir fig Sprirg, unpantaeled, which Bows I,to hse itiverairfAik,i4l; Grounds also. Thu Es!ata, w richly arwateutagt Nifela Moil Mary growing Timber, Piantarions, &e. Wad contains nearly ,Two - laundried and Sixtsen Act es of rich Meadow ,Pasture and "%table Lan.!, arid oiler beds, 'nearly la,' a r gil:tisk+, wi t h titsidry Cottages Dopiteanyl, &c. - • • +.• • , • 'I obe vie wed by flekets. Pailettlisra may be tad Mt tbo :nisi', at tile Bell, lierstordi:Beihibory-Awyth Hatfield; Sinai Stevenage; W hi- e aurae, ; . Woolpack, Si, Albefs'ag Sugar Loaf, Dtneaable; Sde, Hemel Hetitpvead ; Ar,taa t BerLhanytteact; -George, AylfillefiFF,AlPqre Uxbtittie; ok Richard I•owndes, F.aiglitielarbarAllad-lion-asprart • at Oarra. Mr. Itultios t Niiw e °O hs 40 1 ,19 ,1/1 great. 4 31 604,11/ *Wing 1 • . ~: %. linclosuses . lying compact, containing up property and Claurch; aumby Joining. uPw44lB Out-buipinr, Siztern Acre 4 kr.t lk.ek Earth Meadow Llklid, plitt4 art h a beaatsful talvalliTllo4Mil - • - - - SALEsilVir Atlext-Ot4-4 ~, ' ~., ~ ~ ... 817pekvt; 4”401HR: abIIDEICS Of' 'KENT. ' 1 CgI At A R AF I4 O-0 . 1 0,4rr, - 017Lla a f tvE Nei I . -' .d --ingigte%d74;4(.7.ta!ttsitlV?•,Valtal-tafitt".l4p ./ot Water, 4:eine:le Vali BA:ldina e , litinte. L I : 's,6Lq _, -by lir. ROBINS, 1 • . ' • - i,.., r lissr; ' - . van... ..t waY _tvoll 4 -.--- ,-- I, —los! 5, st 12, bk•o ns .t j a r rirlE alf...E, 411'.y4J. it- ILSYATig, a . • ' Compact Plrmant,foNl4l,l; lif r bil.)friNLE, wrii, , o'ol deserirfoitc r C *eh kits l cs, A a v ,l b a a l G 11. thw iganis distal fiekaini"OradMl; hitersected by • dear Water, stored oath 4fitNilipilkodesverrat ferinlrard; g l i Rains . Outtage, Barra, • &Wes, Cast Lodge% and "eg os I s Wit-1141PM* in good t o P 4 itio's A 0 4 444 new Thrudogia, 'chine on the beseconstruction, vitt Om tken.-loult.Stigaggi tett I tint'esil. toli-tfirr iM.th three Pon.% large Sash :liiscioniith i se. Wheeler's, *id Catiknete. 2 , kAips i ,: e I we., yr- LaiMift4r*. and tfrocinnfne., l _ . 4 r 7 n t lfriv Skit ~6 4 miptio , 4 , i ,,, um. of AitAdow,rasubre, etr. let al id t . Lima. 'lle wholi gs. ate iliiards o( bre klunde v 4 ga g l imo . Atte., free:of grearlitlie, and the ,I,And tint redeetneg ; i hi prpal pan a the Lases ant * a high state of astride; do: greatest pin Ina been•drained at sverp tumid able • sod in a vet y improvitab e state. Ihe frees its a ri ng the greatest part aurrounded with chit of thriviag ' AIL , eh erfel and command!ng data! len, vity d&rable foe a G i i man food of agrkultural puneirs, abounding ego rest plenty of es ellt•ot-strater : fos; stay, and Woe hounds mho in tt e neighbourhood ; distant truna Croytiouil•ree m il ts. i i i; Bromley tour,. and this toga from Loudon. hunsedirelo, ees.ion may be had of , all, the Laiml, nil of We Homoraa short while. .. May be viewed by.Tkbers. Pirdtulirs may be 644 4 Cook, the Baildf,on the Est ate i and at the boas, Igag i ., King'. Arms, and Greyboupd, Croydon; bell, isemehmic u ; Sheaf, Upper 'rowing; of Aleuts. Fowls* and gig 6,.sit amp:onwreet, Strand; at I:arr./m:6y%; and a bir al , l , Il i WarvO sq ck.stnit; Golden uare% where Talons ant% and a.k/an of the lista* may be seers.- • • • :1 et -.. • • seasfart,. - - 4 .* Between CILOYDON, WI4SHAIi and 110migZr With 011.:0, SC c . ArA Meadow an I:Arable Lany, aga ini a. liParcas of Land and Co .ages.--3y Mr. igegua b — • At 0 arrarriar's. on Wain...day, Oft . etc t, ar it, 4 sem a vvi vett eligible FREEHOLD TATAliii with the eseelient and sashatao: ial MAN -lON, Srakir. HOUSE, with Offices of elf deerrip ton., seated so a Pau l & surrounded by thriving Plana.tious at..l utast* * , 1 , shady Walks, ant ' " • W from the fiou v dome, with hiansien laid T. b. viewLd Cook, the 13a tit -- and Gra:Sound, Croydon ; .bwar, Wickham; Ilekitrami% Wheat Sheaf, Upper 'looting; of Meson, astitab IleitorA, Southampton-wee:, Covent-garden; at Ganyilis and of Mr. Elobtns, Warwick-btreet, Go:dee-ape" olge Tleltts for viewing may be had, and a N a n '.f the 7.4 ‘, .• , • ",: 1 VALE OF GLAMORGAN. I=l k . - • ar August nett (notes. prrvlcasil &p ant II lf .. - . Contract, of which due Notice mil be on!), Q ERA L Cdpital ESTATES, is. iv Parider " .of Weft Lionwitt, Ewsenay, Llangan, Casininstene, kat* Coggal, Llandough, Lavrniu.k., St. ethilitati, ir o .o Llantrissent,'and I.landalt; afro several Houses in the tuna Cardiff; containing in the wink about 2566 Aunts • I with the Manors of West I.l.untwitt,'Corntowa,ind Vac-titulars will soon Ise puhlislardi- kply to Maas. Wash , and Altwoo.l.Sali,bury. .I•IILW4IIAAD Al 3 TSIN , NM' I sicallAht JOT*" . .)dy Mr. lARFAIROTHER, At Cartaiiiikerifee-hui,r, L'etionsei Mb' if; at Tredve p Coq, In Two Lots, • 'THE very • imprirtaitt, ratearstec i and '4IIIIIINI 1 FREEHOLDS...ST.4IJ; ti e Meier of ship of Newate.A. in th- County of Nutneutiont,aod It odd. Mane:ca, calk l Nene:lead Ablsq, and Ittoo Attebillideistiek 01 A , able. Nicole's', notiere, 'Wood Leeds see Pry. eekttde Yorins,"alal extensive atom Linitkins, complaint the •enairt 1.014.14, t porechiir a... 1 trite-tree, (except ab"uc Acres, Is puling -Tatish d Islonby,) and the pow and ober sue trifling, the whole (rimer :he Mar.ro..,Ca-tle, GardolioWilk and Lakes, which' arc - hi htnil), let at presett ai tok tow rept% (htfilY bllprerable) to teisiitO, iilk amp* to quit so that on' early' peomminetptibeibibole Ririe if tcured to • purcbaser. .; 4.c et: ~•••.i• • '1 here 'Are several powerful ;streets, falls 161' mill Wifst, for Manuf..zt_ • The loam h 06060410 v ivellieeid aught* - *NV Masiiietd, We Mira thit;knie4tOi t ar trio die.ts:ter,'Nosi 1,30 front I.ondon. Ibe Manor is well stocked Wit!. Game of all sees we* Wins Path a:4l with Wild Fowl In the sealallheni ' domain tartly to he porrita.vd. Lot 1 will cons:st of the Manor, the Abbe], aged the ‘ll l4 theiFir...Nlifooda,utut Laker, aittiot mg' incomrae.ed by the park paling, on ihst A 1,14.0 04 dbg g m !" North Kl)aar,inj'costrailt'fia Qdu I Actree l ti , efittr...ictu ) • Los tiewailseial , sin of the Hut Poidie4tsl. 4, add the inotomf.i•ald on INverwued, on the .het silts alt 4 w4 ool osWing to, AtereFa, mote.or kw. It PW7Petty nmay be vicw4J. pa spy M e. MfaM Itf.aity,' at- the Hut Fublic-house , Eta•. • primed Panicking !tidy be 'had; intuit.. 4 John No.:4ll„Clancroy4aw cut sbeo4lace of: saifi se Head, alad 'biirtAvn into Hottioghaair 6410 1 gall,: • rat ! • awl Thoplaftlualdia.. t befit: &phi: 'Mitt - Ant ar4rotitteicAll . r _ • . Wrar..nt men Gig CATUCatI•4I anti prole use persevering endeavours to discover the 0 ,4 terse' ntetbod of treatingaiew prevailing nisei* tut result of tbett okpetieetle she beat . pbef of • . Mews. GOSS and Co.•Serswee, bare bow • • the cute of the fetlowlarthe obleet of cheat pant a certain Disorder, frognontly contracted h a=l *.la cation-, anti its conconsitaArs. Strictures and an inipremed plan. are speed ly and effectually Cared: . .I*. Whir, whether arising from .baelebaselian tteitilg • • . ejcsice warm clinta•ri, re a &lest ea , ary V. • htp;.dy pursued by the youth 4f • holt sties iectd: sterill7 or barrepnepo. and to the giber "i•sset dutch , rentedird, diannoillr I .-AtlCTaah - i f i vr? ; 4 4. - • :4 14:1. OLD .soMmagre*,- G.RAFT4l4Amaimies+thix. SILL, IFJOUSES7an t tI GROUND RENTS, renewable for ever.—By Mr..ROWNS t • • At Garraway'p, nn weoestimilliy g e. i k avrave, I,t - Lots, THE Very Eligible LEASEMED ESTATE, .liettmultribe.Cety of Lontleti retbAwablat Nis) alitarii a by thriving Plasmloos atat tailgrons ki, and floe pistil of char Water. plessie L so m iota:; an. at Cottage at the en:rattee it at h Gardens mil Plas.tridirs: the La rks tin ltd out by Mr Ripton in tLe Park style; setae of rich Meadow', tiihters. sat Ash Weal ?act, Intl in t sash state of caltivaupa; 461. 1 upwardi et One ifaii:dred and '1 w.aty nd residence of a Gentleman • a Pew le souk, laeladatia et Widow ? add W mods of Inapty: Ataces ;a: acasyset. nip; Oardca and Orchard and Meagan etc' by Ibl read-. de to Croydon.. fed masa ea Earth; susdry Counts Oardtos. — las • Aad, by the fts:s.: lots ate excellent Water, and anrierV deeralsis cotnntard'ng iltuad , ,n„ within two PAilei miry, and eleven train London. itaandliaple t * had (Wall the Lots. ti• sewed by Ticketi. Partitulart may . be is it et Bs kW, oft the Presidia% ; anl at the ti sit Asa, only sine aides. from Landon. nay be i4eived by lickets and applying to the -13atliff t at ;he *lsetti•Pattlealiariiiiif be bad ; and at the nai l Hendon,; &maw etidiaset. Damao and Wrattiolaw, trit, , 7 0 1 •9 18 . 0 4. rS Yew afllldillirtak.steedi; Oarraeay's, and isgrgiehr!ncut,, gur , sahlro Tickets for yirphig bud bk ILO, and g papi, , it afiseen .. - lAA -LON " r-- S" • S " e 4 02:11w 4 X it Etegjdn, Mr silt 'PtClsore -44147 a: and i Twu finodred and Fifteen Acres of Meadow, tasture, and Arable Land, Psan• MY AM .6•K ./....4 ....,--. ,-,, ,_ -..-.. -- ----.........., •---- ....... 4 , J.1.1C1.1 UY OW. .• - .l.2aiiiiMiati:). I i t 'V - 3 • . H R. rr. 7 7 7 .1-rrn.77- 73 r 7 r• 7 - ^ --a 4 ... Ime... e.iist abitir ren a sothopm a focf [ion. . .. • • ' ; ---• -.... . r •—•, :, .•-- -- - - --- . J - ' 1 • 1 amen mil - ..ler_dies digneolote Wk. , • • ---.---. . • !--. : SOSAMS• iz i - • • ilt ) 4. • ' I defiC -.a got a with bait 14 4 ~,,..• f, • ~:,1 : .111W1 . 1:13. M itthant, en -the -llth Inst. the Lady of tia! Hno, — . widiottg ' na b " l l '7 ,44l . e kev ir b °4 4l ,l4 'v . ICM•4." . r 24 t rUT44.- x , arki4 rerstaaiiroArt "lif tltich the' rowor.eiflh'e la r , Itt Yst urtim breotneenf oh alorly vihtolova segiNtjli Oadloar,,of a alangtner. c • ~. : • I tittr,t t 1 . ' •-• • '-• . 7 01661111/ 'Mod rriraniyettecr Olt 'O 2 ? - io• go Di..... 4 : don, chi etferaecia b " ' 66 , ifieedy . mewl . .. . In NiMaphoesedivDvbfizi the laetreteheiton " • ... By ) lam R 011111.13, •,• • - "-r f '-'". i '" A rsruos mg*. .i .''il • Buteas,lliffdlettehteto. , ' • " :•-• . ..1 •.: 741 .v77. 7 3:7 7r • Ai . . " .y•% en W.-tine day, August 5. at 12, In sae De, a. fro of a• 34 ' 1111141.161 t1if i i " 4 .1, -t' • ' itarAm I. ..4b:'-'" 5 “ . Q - . 1 1 06, .. C a 11`,4 q k.',,, k very - e byi ble . Fit F..... lill- fig. ' eanykill"_,... m y - - i nt i .A ." ):1:0•1 i- .t_ ~ Saturday • 'weft). p,ul.w„ Daeld Lil' . . 145' %Stir re, (*vela 0 iAt Ti. be And 041,40144 toive Itt cntlyi . ..* niifti"orris ' he .,=,s i tis . ret i litif ; 4 . tive.a ...q.. Rattray, M.' a' .4 tike.Y.tectfqr, his WI. 1 hrx.Pilui.... will • iednenlisturioniPrimut 14 - elektiii ittikk4l" : ' ' 'nrt'llytiti t : 1140 iS" dLttar tit II" i" ~rWild Cara! tr th'4' l l 13 !**il.f, - rt 4 ! iit gf . ( 7 llo ! 'lt'd,' vakiabla tild wan! eh r, , arm .d nits Uwe, oil a linelio , nsitastlnk ili c t i thtfon intli. fi' --ien ly arm* se iiromitiarie oreige . _=. whb for "Morerutio: ) : cntri has eferitif4. an ameplido, mel '1 ell, ana.404944;y0. voltam**. atybr, vrithAlbees; IlaillaaQi : figt.ank E!' _• u "'"` ' ' .nccts4ittlyiaetketti therCify and ita ditin t ii k. Ml4 lik ! .16 Op • likainie 0 mtygaih, _ciwu ttour c n ierp t ilyks 1 0,441,404, ; f i z i ci P ti gintrita " f ! % 1Zre 1074141"... suilatitly Ilusinared tot atlirc,Aini linunn efAxicraingim , an - • and - vit i leti . i. Illandlit :5 . and: lilt ..‹. I i saw ado famiti die one* la ••r• siniakoble ny tt cif thibunitetkaifunly arid day. , . • illarylige tip oT•Witkieil,' t. IC s ign; • . 7 , ,c,hzi ~,,,,,.., it nolght, at his house ingireai Altdatieci • Mar i a- Shirley • Houar, and about two alike fr: efitiinit '' • t borq d.ra lu l e ir id h r eleu rri 7 d aftee ma attelte• RY 4.1 :17 4• . 46.141 ham " Mll4l E n ‘ 4 " 14 Ge r*" .444ol4 dd Y• 64 1:VFO:1 1 2? . . to Wickham, very dedroh4 Fre -.Citadels= food of kW spons t i pur.11;11 by other latie. 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