Star. — London, England, 1806-09-19 00:00:00

TRIM iIYSIZE& I' i. • ~~ ~~ ~- • irinsow Dyes, VA. gnu semisweet' for build*, on the fifth et , June. math:ninny wilfully, felookedly, and of his outline preperfe, haled and murder d Anthoey Brunton l'ndy, Erg. by Mooting at him. sal icy - or biro nue numil wound on the tight fide of the Lead. of treble, he intiantly died. Mr M•blette Rated all the eirmenflances of the cafe, and called Meal. Bradford, who raid he lived in the town of Kens, and kiiew the dearefed Anthony Brunton Tandy very well. and few hies nn the coming of the 'oh cilium MIL Saw him nearly the who:o atlas day; they dined mgether ; the milliner did not dine ' ,eh them. The prifoner came into his bode. end they fat trice- thee in a rOfiVithl manner for an hoer and an half, or two boors , the prifoner and the defeated were pettedly friendly, and parted re St the witnefs's hnufe. Wheels knew that a confiderable de gree of intimacy fuhfifted between the prifoner and the &crated, and that they wen. on a very friendly footing. The ',Wetter. Wfmwers, and the decesfed all went into the hook et Mr MDir vep,....nd went through the haute into the hall court, and retrained there without any thing unpleafant occutring for about three quar ter. of an hoer Wheel's knew that Mr. Tandy waste have dined with Mr K-':crag In Kali and that he tent an apology. Mr John Tandy ' , eel therleeested bad been at Mr. Keating" the day Wort, and file Keening had infifted on both dining with him Mr. Tandy told M. wirnefs that Mr Keating had met him red gold him that his lathery's.' to dine with him, and faid--' - Had yet net better lend a band r Mr. Tandy remarked to the wit tier,, that from the manner of the invitation he would not go After playing bell, arid runt hag about like a pared of children in the ball-court, young Mr. Keating came into the court ; the de luded was fitting oe a 'mall fool, and the moment be raw Mr. IC he hang his head, and pretended to be drunk or alleep. e fts a Meantime Mr K. went out, and Mr. Tend, accufed the riffintor of bringing him in this was the deft unpleafarit occurrence. Mr. Dyes told Mr. Tandy that he nid not bring Mm in ; every perfon knew that to be the fadt• After this converted:lo, the puttee in the bell court went breathe Inure. where there was a tembler of panel foe each man, fix or coven being in company. Mr. Trimly again emitted Mr. Dyes of bringing the younger Mr. Reath* urpedely I n to the ball coon. Mr. Dye. laid he did not; which was ly the cafe. Mr. Brunton Tandy (wore p •fie reedy he diel,t i d v ealled him ' a rwindfing Weal.' Mr. Dyes told Ink he was ' • liar and a puppy' on which Mr. Tandy ioltantly threw his tumbler of punch in Mr. Dyer's face, who retnenedhis tumbler at Mr Tandy; whereupon they both Rood up, and ninfle at each other, for the purrs& of Miring: but Mr. P.l.Gareay,dee owner of the boufe. got between them, and on that occarion they were renteated, and one challenged the ether. The challenge was given by Mr. Tandy, who &fired Mr. Dyas to appoint time and place, but not to (peak loud, as they might be presented freer fighting. Mr T. was fending at this time. Mr. Dyas &fired him to owns and that he would whifper it In his ear. Mr. Tandy went over, and put bin ear to his mouth, and laid. ' I don't hear you. Sir' Mr. Dem egain ohirpercd the One. and Mr Tandy again told him he did not hear hint ; mood Mr Dyes, feentiogly in a panien, Mote loud, hitt the witnefs could not catch the word; on which Mr. Tandy Paid, that wasters near the town, and that Ise had appointed that plan for the puerile of being prevented (rens fighting. Mr. John Dinning, who was ;argent. told Mr Tandy he was wronging Mr ; and winters believed Mr Dirtierg ti, him he wee a liar' Mr. Tandy milt& Any Ming yeti fay no the bufiners I Mall take no nntice of.' Mn Din ning at the fame time told Mr. Tandy be lb old fight him. Wit mer' thm left the hook Wiener* recoil , ded having a cornerfation with Mr. Dyer, in which he told him he could not have ado! otherwSe. Mr. Dyne Irene Into the winters'a bode, and rcqueilcd paperand pen end ink to snake hi swill Witnets told his wife how RI Mr Dyuhad been dud; be replied, that Wieners might Ay what he woad, but that Mr. Tandy was a gentleman. Witnefs replied. . that fa long u klr . Tandy was in Lis Insure. be would not like him fn well again. On the enduing mining. witnets heard Mr. 111.0ervey's voice in Mr. Tfindy's room in Witnefes boat. Mr. Tandy wea not a lodger but was welcome. This was about 6 o'cloM. Hand them both go down fairs. nod got up for the eurpofe awe venting them going nut It occurred to the wieners that the deo:skid Might tote a hack way to leave the town : he therefore walked down the Rivet, and raw Captain Molloy, the Maiditrate, at his own d ear, and Mr. fitGareee talking so him. They proceeded to Medford bridge. where they law the Trireme and the deceared. The Magill ate few abeeried ear, and titsferved, " what do you think if I get Imo the car, and make the boy dike lilt" He did fo; the whogs and M'Oarwey walked fait after him. MGarvey Ratted, and laid " the Captain has get them :".-faite them both nut forward, and came to the gate at the Kills Mc of the road.- few the Magfitrate in a in hi; went up to him; be Paid he bad (ermined them. and they made oft Mr. Drat entirely difappeared. tA'hirts raw Mr. Tandy walking, and paled him ;--ran, and got over epee, miffed the road end leaped eon another gate into a geld, and then raw the ;intoner end deceakd running alongfide of each teller—taw them get over a large planted ditch. Mr. Tandy 'Sell, Mr. Dyas after him about ten yards. Mr. Molloy called to the winter* to take to the left of the ditch, as they might run that waTiwebich wieners did. The parties were Men running up a hill. A man came to the top of the ditch. and piloted them out behind a befb. and Paid they were loading their Olds. Witnefs rat faft ; the few one of them, the ether was flickered Witnefs immediately .called out to them..." Stop, Gentlemen!" MDarvey in a loud voice, Masted out to them ; upon which they ran to • pp. Mr. Dem continued ht the left fide of the deceafed They continued to rim, and witrells followed; when be got whhin S s or go yards ea gap which prevented him Geeing them, he heard a lhot--ithe pock called nut to winters to run—wieners was 300 yank foam Jim pp whey he kw them go tier it ; wltnefa ran to the pp. and when he got to the top be bar bat one man Rending, upon which he knew there vine mlkltief done, and made a ritel to that effed to Mr Molloy. by holding Op hie hands. Mr. Molloy called .on witnefa to rein the forebear; witnefa walked down towards Ur. Dem. who was Reaping over the body, which was lying on fee belly, with the head on the left um, a bullet having penetrated his right temple. Mr. Dyes Rood to the right tithe body; the feet were towaeds the gap. When witnefs came up. Mr. Dyas turned found and laid, .1 have het poor Brunton !" Captain Molloy told Mr. Dyl2 he had murdered the Wall, who replied, there washes help twit. On his trek examlnation by Mr. t Moots, be fald, he believed the affair originated in young r. coming to the bell court. The ',wren, he believed, affigned by the decorated in his letter to Mr. Keating for not dining with him was, that his Rep• mother was ill, but the true martin was, that hr ad not like the Manner of the invitation. There was a mod deal Gipsies ailed to Make the affair up, but the deceat d fald he would fight, and that one or the other Mould he brought off the field, by which wieners tenclerftond that One of them Mould he thee. Weiner. heard that the devoted fupplied the powder to the prifoner. The deceafed limn in big own bed that night. Gilbert M 'Garvey, examined by Mr. M NALt.v, corroborated the kit IN itoda in his *orient of the commencement of the train% alien. The prifoner and dee-cared were playing about the ball court modesty Retyped; when Mr. Keating tame In, the de treated hung down big head, and pretended to be intoxicated. Wit nefi heard the eteecated after they had left the room. add retired to the boar again, charge the erikeser with having purpnfely brought Mr. Keatilig to the mere • "Aim the Seceded iltfired thepriloner to appoint a ply. and whitper to Men t the latter did fo, and the donated laid he Ipoke loud On purpok that the company might best it, and velvet it. which Mewed he was . a enward." Edward Molk7, Ffq examined by Mr R t war.—Said, that In confemeree of information, he, with the lull two *imam, to Hemifiersi bridge, where he kw the parties who ran 2alged when he was perreived-that in order to overtake them. he gnt Into a boarded cart, soil obliged the boy to drive fall-that be came near to where Mr. Dias was, but that a little dog he had ran bootie field; the pellesner knew the deg and turned, and then endeavnsared to make his efeape. and in attempting to Imp a large drain. he leaped Into the middle of the drain-the wieners told him be knew what he was about, and commanded him to de al and heap the peace. and added. ' if after this caution to you, any fataltty harpers*. the lurv,vor will he guilty of murder" The prifinter wet above his Leo in water-he paid no attention to the admonitioe a the witrir6, bet ottricated hirnfelf !tom the drain, sod promoted Monett the field—Wieners faw him Join the &cra ted, who had gone a round to avoid interruption—the winters then roirsioni d the eircumttances already detailed. The prienier offer ed to get hall. hut being Informed he could not be bailed hr made his cleans, as the wit ell believed, to avoid !Tingle gaol, but rant to avoid a trial The prifoner hod been In the lea fervice %%lenge elf , . hate millinery to !be fileedihip which fuhfifted between the panne, aud hi. did not befieve prifoner took any unfair aline tap or the deceared. He believed the prifoner would have tureen- Mord when in Me drain, but tram on apyrehenfinn that the dives fed would have Imagined he did fo for she porpore of avoiding a dad. leaving been called a owned. The Jury retired for ab Ott a quarter of an hour. and then re turned a yeti'del of Mane inghter at !seg.:—Mr Dyes was then ordered se an burped la the hand and eadoed de media. At Clifton, near likriadi, Aktander Irvine Urquhart, Efq. foe of the decrafed Wiltient Urquhart, Efq. of Cessigfion. Tuefday, at Shankliff, lile of Wight, Mr. John Crofa , fon o f Mr. Crag, Proprietor of the Mail Coaches at Portfmouth. lately. Mr. Robert Lawretee, formerly of the Revon,and late of the Lion Inn, in Shrevribury. Saturday fe'nnight, of an apopledlic fit, aged abut 51 years. Mr. Thomas Porter, proprietor of the Wellittbormagh Coach to London, which he had alto been the driver of for upwards or twenty. cif ht years. Allowing all above twenty (even yews for time he had rafted, or been prevented by illnefs (which Is thought to be more than fulEcient), be mutt have travelled $64,404 equal to twenty-two times the circumference of, the globe: the diltanee front London to Wellingborough being dy mass, which he went over fit days a week ; during all which time the pollen. cers in this coach were never robbed, though no guard was em ployed. TOMORROW Sun rife I Sun fete Monn fee sz album afters I S meats after 6I $7 minutes after to HIGH WATHit AT LONDON MUDGE TO-MORROW Meilen • - 45 teleteas after 7 Afternoon - • t 6 rrilosta. after 8 SALES BY AUCTION. SALE OF VESSELS AND CARGOES AT FALMOUTH. By virtue of CommilLons of Appraifetnent and Sale, Slued out of the High Court of Admiralty of England. on Teelday the 3oth of September, !Sob, at tan o'clock In the forenoon, will be eirifed to Public Sale, at Comminea Hotel, le Falmouth, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. 8 Calks Currants-4 Cant. Oil 3 Calks and a Baler Orange and Lemon Peel Cat Cream of Tartu—t 3 Chen) of Brimftone--4 Clods Pigs Bales Sponge .t Cafk Toornefol.-1 ditto Rags t ditto Cinnabar—, Cafe Parmefan Cheefe—et Bale Bay LOWS Part of the cargo of the Diana, Antler Puerto* Malta', taken on a voyage from Triefte to Copenhagen, by the UM private Blip of war, A. G. Blewett Commander Aro, 4 Calks oil-3 Chen, Figsfl, ditto Ralfine—t v Calks Currants Pert of the cargo of the St. Peter, M C. Leen Mailer, takes we a voyage from Termite to Copenhagen, by the the Hero private chip., War, A. 0. Bkwett Commander. Alfo, v 6 Barrel, Indigo, Part of the cargo of the Adler, Frederick Cloudin Vfalter,raken on a voyage from St Thomas to &emu., by the Miranda !trate Blip of war, Wm. Snow Commaod•r. AS the above Goode are eooderneed as Draft of Admiralty, sad may be viewed on application to WILLIAM JORDAN, Falmouth. Falmouth, September 3, 11106. The Dutch rivr ty nateli fay—.• 'Nut for ourfehres we oda our Cheek: Not fur ourfelve. we plant our Treed*: • Not for oerfelves we reify our Dew r • Not for made.* we linnite MIT iligns t . Not for mord...a we fah our Cod; but for ourftsvea we've cut a Rod. We 'are forty to hear, that many petrms : laave been difappoirited in th eir applications to Mathews and. Leigh, of No. IS, &tend, for 101. Taylor's jullly deemed itsineds To* !Naiad's. confequence of the Advertilesieni which appeatod in this Paper fome time ago, ,the applicants were. fd• numerous, that many we're of neceility fent *ray con fer ved. We undertlabd, however, that Mali. Ma.' thews and Leigh have jolt obtained a fupply of the Remedy, and confequently thofe who were difap pointed may now apply with Sneer!. It is not a little remarkable, that Use Bottle (which is very fmall) is, in ?awe!, a complete rettorative,and that it is per feely mild, tale , anal innocent.—See the Pamphlet on the fubjed, which is delivered gra* it No. tS, Strand. 4 BIRTHS. Lately, at Trenton Lodge, Waterford, the Lady of Edward Lee, Efq, M. P. of a (.Kind heir. Lalt week, at Lyme, in Dorfetthire, the Lady of Wm. Jenkins, Pfq. of the Hon. Eaft India Company's Service, of a fon, who is linee dead MARRIED. Yefterday mondng, at tit. Georges Church, Hammer Awe, Thumm Parton, F.fq lielltol, to Mrs Parker, Marthme, WOM At I. dial:nue', on the rub ioßant, Jame. 5k et ‘e, Efq. of Sabi flaw, to MU Jane Forbes, daughter of Sir William Forbes, of Pk- Mgt). Bart. , ld Saturday fennight. at Bradford, Thomas George , Efq. of Oakland, in the cowry of Mayo, Ireland, M C %His Maje*y's totft Regiment of Foot, to Mitt Field, of Jolliva Held Efq of Heaton. Tuefday fetanight, at Hutton Bothell, near Scarborough, --- Daniel, Efq. fon of R. A. Daniel, Efq. to MEI Maria Othaldefton, youngdt daughter of the late George Otheldatton.Efq. On the goth ult. Mr. George Young, Hitidtud, by Fort George. to Mifs Alethea Roddam Campbell, daughter of the Rm. Meh Campbell, Minifter of Ardcfeer. sa . ..., At Margate, Captain jenny, of the Royal }fork Artillery, to Mif. Stuart. niece of the late S!r Henry Harper, Bart. On Thorfilay. at [Medan, Nortkampe‘nOtire, Charlotte, lemma daughter of John Englith Dolben, of Finedon Hall, Eft to the Rev. Samuel %Woodfield Paul, of the fame place leaniedlately after the annexed will he SAUD, by virtue of Dime dons from the Commiffioners for the Cars and Difporal of Prof flan Property condemned to his Majefty THE FOLLOWING GOODS, VIZ. - 519 Hbda Rcd Wine-64 Ditto White Wine • 4 Hhda Vinegar-5 Half Hbda Ditto—yo Butts Molaffes The entire cargo of the Jonge Roeif Poi man. 1. L. Carina mafter, taken on a voyage from Bourdraux to Stettin, by bit Maielly's hired armed (hip Harlequin, !Acta. Philip Anitruther Commander, and condemned as lawful Prize to Ma Mayfly. Alfo, 174 Calk. White Wine-1 Parcel. HMV, The entire Cargo of the Vrow Maria, T. Fen mailer, taken on a I voyage from Bayonne In Frarce,by his Majelly's hired armed fhip Harlequin, Lieut. Philip Ardtruthir Commander, and condemned as lawful Prize to his Majelly. AIR), 141 Hbds Rod Witte -14 do, White Wine t 1 Butts Red Wine-39 Pieces Brandy—a Hhd. Brandy 6 Cake Prunes -5 Boxes Ditto -5 Calk. Nuts The entire Cargo of the Peronilla, Jan Dean mailer. rtken on a voyage from Bourdeaux to Embden by his Mai elly's hired armed flip Harlequin, Lieut. P.Anttruther Commander, and condemned u lawful Prize to his MaJeßy. Mfo I:0 Tons Fait. The entire Cargo of the Joao litrend Von Ole, in Damper matter. taken on a Voyage from Vannes in France by the hero private Ihip of war. A. G. Blewett Commander, and condemned as lawful Prize to his MaJefty. After which will be Sold, theft:Mendes VAIN taken and con demned as above-hid. The Brig PETRONILLA.--I.ength 7y feet 6 inches—Breadth 11 ice to inches—Tons, vcs sil-yeths. The Brig VROW MARIA-4.ength 6E het t inets-Alread.h so feet t inch—Tons. 100 113-94tbrs sod The Dogger, JONG! BEREND VON OLST-1 ength 77 feet 6 ittetsci—lheadth so feet s inches..—Torta, :se 76-9etlas. The above Veffels, and (ample' of the Goods may be viewed, and Catalogues and inventories had, three days preceding the Sale, on aeplication to WILLIAM JORDAN, Falmouth, Falmouth, September 3, altar. lOn Tuefdsy the 30th day of September Irritant, a Coron t ine s Hotel, In Falmouth. inunediately after the Sale of the Jonge &rend You Olft, I'HE Dogger JONGE RAAI.F POLMAN— .o. Length 73 feet r loch—Breadth *6 tea 40 Inebee—.Depth 8 feet 7 Inches—Tons, pt 88-54th*. liken on her Voyage front Bourdeaux to &ettin, by Ids Ma jefty's armed Ship Harlequin. P. C. .anftrutber Domntsoder, and condemned as lawful Prise to the Captors. The Veffcl which is new and "All found.is now lying In the Port of Fs:month. where 11w may be viewed any time piroiout to the hale. and lnwntorieu and further particulars may be had, by applying to MARI hi THOMAS. Plymouth Dock, or to LAZ itallosros, FY mouth, Agents to the Caittere..heptemba• 8, 11146. • . - A ORILTIMI 4101Ralreltlfatet SALIOS . BY AUCTI4% . PIIFALLIBLE 0111RAtillii C4FRIOrPLAIOTIIIL - r rHE PROPRIETOR ear di, molt 'esedndlah 11177:CO 'C.I SALE of the SPANISH I SCSI ON sod lir.' ' 1 kEMEDY is to certain of let BI :racy having never failed, CARGO. . .3, _ in a variety of Cafes, agrees; if it dots cot enthuse the own. On Tuefday the 30th Bete w enber, 406, at Ten,o'Stotilt !ll . = 1 swot and branch, TO ITTIII4N TOR' mb AT. ASCU ' logics Forenono. at Co 'mines Hotel, to FairSOu , to add, that it hos inflniedy the advent to of the miditictlefs lid . "THE POLL() ING GOODS, vit. r ear:mos Ointments, Saha, atz as hundreds of silifftettplir . 1 st 6 Bag' of Cocoa de Qoagaqui6.-.3 Caft Peruvian Bask. fort aaa teftity, among whom art fore of the 4r* isilase&seli do 274 Buenos Ayres Hydra t 6 Hodes Tails. this kingdom. 281 Goat Skins • 1 pen Tallow Candies , Bold Wholefalc and itetail by T.Adell, Igo. t„ Rath-rant, near 27 Cakes of Copper as Pieces at Logwood. tbe Rovelateiranget and alto by 1.0-. Day, No. h_ta*r_l.- 0 Elephants Teeth. great; Mr. WilfOrl, No. 39, St. prnees-ftreet 1 Mr. H M I , Bring the entire Carp of the Spanifh Brig tatonception, Salto- No. at, Pall-Mall; Mr. Wad, No. he, Hells:irk; kaki,jelifillt 'der Fottuny. late .Master, from Buenas Ayres, condemned SA and Co. N 0.150, Oafivd-firect. I ell . • ' ' Prise to his. Moleity's brig Ciaoticet, Edward Bat., Efq. Cool- At BMW, by Mr. 1124 W and Mr. Sheppard, lloottfela,, • mender. Bath, By Hazard, bookfeiler, and iVriglat, pattentifr.' Samples of the ablive may be fees at MeE're. Noble and Hants, Edinburgh, by Rader, South Bridge. Merebeots, London; or at EDWARD ANGOArkil, Agent to Portico and (Jetport, Mr. Harding's. the Captors, at Falmouth, of whom Catalogues and Inventories Liverpool, by Mr. Gore. primmorod Peer.a..- may be had and particulars known, on application. ' Portfmouth, Mr. Motiq, bookfeller. • And by omit of the Yenta, Of Medicinal be P. ngland. . . Immediately after tips dorm will be BOLD, _.--..aer.o 4 z _____ T Illi4 Brig 1.. A -- PONCE PclON.—Length on Deck 69 feet 9 Inehe.Extreme ltreadtb r 8 fat p Inches— From the Right Hoo. 4. EARL - a - MT* R. To Mr. CHINO, Apoebecary, No. 4, Cheoyfode. A ' Depth of Hold 6 feet 9 Indme—Adenedurement 98, 16 94 Toni. Sri , the raid Verret is well found, fails uncommonly Lift, and is very , I underhand from my Apothecary, that the ere& well calculated for the Fruit, at any other Ttade what difpatcl I of your CHING', PATENT WORM LOZEN'WS, ce.my is repaired. I fervent, was compete In removing an obaradlion in the•Srft per- For Inventories and viewing the Yedl4 and her Stores, apply to ( ages and bowels, but there was no appearance of Worms; the bad EDWARD ANOOYB, Agent for the Captors, at Falmouth. I been enable to get up from her bed for above nine weeks; if Aar Falmouth, Sept 3. 'Sol. _ I lay down or fiend up, the pain about the mew of the &mar& was increafed; the had not at fold meat format/ brook& &wry sa olichic that two PLylicians and an oble Apdhaary could oas ts -c to prefcribe, was given to bet, but without pryer Alc•A.... TY warm bath alleviated the pain. but that was only rats' After taking your Medicine two days in faecal= * aid began to eat her mat, and Inks that tithe/be mendoll apace. Whenever the bowels aro . olallaipeid.. year IsSidelos atone relieves her. . IS orltigh, °deter 24. .. ra• As Opening Pliyfic on oll.rakeilliak totEw iiiitinvi Elf (BEd are forrcrior to ram, ether MedidilaMi felines $t is 91. and pp. 6d.esch, and for clwritaldepttlipakfti Ift ell‘ bt $l l . ow% COPY of a LETTER frooFfitellio.Thz.ofts and Lewitt, Ador owe and Nortfellete, Stockport, to Dr. - SOLOMON, Gibwel Houle, LlocrpooL SiR, Stodtport,.May Is, ttog. AGentleman, of the EA relpeetobility, who halt lingered under a tedious Nines dem years, Ira*, been matched from the jawed tart by your Invaluable Coa IN )11.6A Lilt . Of GI LLA 0 4 we confider it a duty incombant upon site Ids es l ame In Informing you, that you may beenabied topehdili ate vie-, toes, for the fake of our afided fellowarcatares. You stay frop • pore, from the length of his Ilinefe, no (-armee* Medicaid(' waif (pared, and providentially for kis mimerour (amity of mil chit. draw, your indtinubla medicine was thought of, which has leap pay reftored bias to his former good (Late (abed& Being a de ' rival gentleman, 'he wfthes hle name not to be publigied 4 but to remove any doubt from the mindue the 2E 4 4 say tiViinte• relative thereto will be eheildWly foisted by. . . Your's rillpeddelty, iCLARKII and LONTOL .. Prepared by Pr. linkmen, Gaud Mak: near Laverpud, la z - a. 6a. and 335. bottles ; the latter contain foot of tbe forowei by width the yurehtfer raves tot. Every grtuine bade has a fterop.• which bears the Proprietor's same and adetrefe„ ' Sant Samoa. Liverpool,' to imitate whit* is (dopy. N.B. The poftage of all lenors to the Drier waft he paid, aril toe. 6d, as a fee wielded for advice iy.4,tir P ARTICULARS of very valuable and deferable ! Freehold Mates, lituated at Grcatroela and Cafkkton, near I Button, In the County of Derby, compiling °mooch& Farm which adjoins the Turnpike Road kadingi bop Ruston to - Md. ft , wall, and contains by fumy Seven Hondas{ ' , eight Acres two Roods. and feven Perches of Statute (be the fame 1 more or lefs,) of ereellent inekted Arabia, , Patture sod Slap Land, the whole lying very monad is a ring fesee, and alitieton Farm, containing three bombed and twelve Ammo sallitwo Perems or statute Meerut, (hi Me false more or kis) of rich Meadow and Paiture i aud,adAmioiou to the mods admired and falubrioss Village of Callao°. The refpedive Mates are in watt and polfollian maybe hid at Lady•day neat, WhiehMlU be PEREMPTORILY SOLD by AUCTION, Purfuant to the Will of Mr. Samuel Needham, deceafed, oe fday the asth day ofteptember, I Bc6, at two o'clock in the 'Afternoon, at the bottle of Mr. Dugan, the Eagle, In Buxom, I 'Aber together or in Lots. Grcatrocks to be viewed till the Sale, by application at the Cottage on the Farm, wid the CalUoton Mate will be flown, by app4ing to Thomas Wright,on the near Caßleton, and printed particulars of the Lim may be bad of Mr. Infith Gould, Pdflory; Mr. Liogard, Etwkweii; Mr. Neediaam,Hargate Wiii, near Eu :ton ; and Mr. Brink:bank. Solicitor, Weather. Lie 1 bylliiro FOUR FAR MS, BETWEEN ROCHESTER AND GRAVESEND. By Mr. ABBOT, At Garraway's, London, so Tudday, October to, at twelve o'eleck. in Four Lots, ACompall, Valuable, and lenprovenble Freehold ESTATE, in the Pariaws of Cooling, Cliffs. Halaaw, and Frkndibury, one mile from the Thames, toweled, there is a Creek —fix miles from Gravefend. r .ond four from Radwiter. Cam prifing upwards of One Tboufand Acres of Arable, Meadow, and Palture I ond, a Chalk Pit, fubMantial Farm-Houfes, Brick Barns, and all regulate Fars Buildings ; let to refpedlable Tenants, chi, By on Leaks that will expire in 4or Bee years. The prawn anvil predate at old low Inadequate Rents. Alfo One Third Part of the Manor of Cooling. To be viewed oo application to the Tenants, of whom partka lars may be had, and at the following Inns: Fountain, Canterbury; Role, Sitriogbourne; Star, Malcillooe ; Mitre, Chatham; King's Head, Rochelter ; Falftaff, Gad's HIM ; White Hart, Gravefend; Bull, Dartford ; and at Garmway's Coffee-hotitc,Londank alfo of Mr. William Abbott, No. s 3, Shepherd's Market, Piccadilly; and of Mr. Lewis, King's Bench Walks, Temple, where the Plans may be teen. Valuate and Improvable FREEHOLD ESTATE of Rich FEEDING LAND, near Spalding and Bolton, with Land Tax redeemed—By PETER CORE, At earraway's Coffee Hoak, on Friday, °Meer 14. at Twelve o'Clock, In Fourteen Lou, maids an acceptable offer is prevl• ear made by Private Catered, Lot A Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, of /- -I , soh Acres, of rich Feeding LAND, with a new balk Farm Houle and Buildings, let to Mr. Wm. Healey, on leak,. expiring Lady.day, tSoy, at a net roe of 1351. per annum. Lot a. A Ditto of 448 Acres, with a new brick Farm Houle and Buildings, on kale to Mr. John Welt, which will expire at Lady-day,lB;l7, at • net rent of fits'. per annum l.ot 3 A Ditto of led Acre, with Hook, dec. on leak for the fame term, to Mr. Edward Palmer, at 15,5 L per annum. Le 4. A Ditto of tl6 Acres, on kale for the Caine term to Mr. Halliday, at t lel per annum net. Lot 5. A Ditto of 57 Acres, on kale to Mr. Congrese, far the fame tarn, st 981. per annum net. Lot 6. A Ditto of 419 Acres, with the Manor Houk and Build lop, and Manor or reputed Manor of tenantry, an leak for the hone term to Mr. James Met, at fool. per annum net. U Lot 7 MIS. Snaky peals of rich Feeding Land, containing Aare, in the occupation of Mefri. Halliday, Coogreve. J ack con, aid Guy, an yearly tenants, at (under rents, &mounds% to 971. Ira 311 per annum altogether. Lot 13. Thirteen Acres of Wood Land in band. Led re. A valuable Freehold Efate, of 57 Acres of Meadow and Arable Land, in the occupation of Mr. Wm. Staten, yearly talent. at 521. too per annum net. Theis Elates are artiste In the parithes of Walplode and Hat ch, nearly the whole in a ring fence, eight miles from Spalding, t Nita horn Bale, four from Holbeeb, twelve front Wit:beach, a good market towns and too miles from London , in a dry • - thy country, not lia ble to floods ; the roads good, ' and near a mei hie river, which leads to ;he (ea. A , oiety of the purchafe money may remain an mortgage at 4 per eat. for any term not exceeding 7 years. To . viewed by leave of the tenants, on aplication to Me fry. Poßer Bonner, Spalding, who will thew t he eftate, of whom wk.'s§ iculars may be had; as well as of Meffrs. Nieholfon and Upton and of Mr. Jonathan Teak, of Leeds; of Metre. Fofter, Cook anti Frere, Lincoln's Inn, London; of Mr. Peter Coxe, No 33, . brognmann-ilrett, with all of whom plans of the Mee may be n. Particulars may alto be had at Lloyd's and Garraway's Cud' Houle. H AV' tly, and been in that branch which not more rn% renpkqi • field of the prey& , and cannot always , concentrating the mat& The bring sv. python Wbisher tive baby for they by a de embittered.— tbe deftme. they re quire t. Usledtital finoriules oP "e walla dm us sAs, IUktOKINS, / stow od pod - dans every ' madam with wtdch I have Ay bo. s_ A. In the firlt fenfatlons of local weakncfs, early application will prevent the calamity of a debilitated (none ; but where the Colette from a confeiournefs of the unmanlines of the vice which aided his misfortune, it fearful of the contempt or cenfare of Isis family phylkian, and brrods over his Infirmity with careful concealmert ft mutt be fatishadtory for him to be affured not only of capability of treatment but silo of the aloft inviolable (octet,. And in recentVeocrcal Complaints it is pollble to prevent pale danger or diftrefs ; In the molt complicated cafes It is the acquire went of ezelafive experience Io this Iliac to Med a Cafe, certain and fpeedy re-citabilthment. I over the advantage of this eaparlence tothofe of either fez why are aillided with auy kind of DEBILITY, of any fymptorns of VIDiftltRAL INPUCTIOPI, and In alf cafes the terms of remit. terarloo are fisted on the firit interview. • '!'HE only Genoese D. WALKEK'S . J1:OU1 DROPS, by 10SRPH WE DELLS. CAUTION—A a LACK Soo stP enclofts the Genuine Ikkelidities aad the following names are engraved thereon to fecure the Pro. prim*, from Piracy (by order of His Ma)efty's Oommlikuenot Stung Duties)" Shaw and Edwards, tura:fors to jokWa Walla % 66. Sr. Pad'. Church Yard" The many depredations made by envious aad malicious wholo. We MO eine Venders on the property of the Proprietors, co tier *lege the above caution, and again to inform the PpbOß. thoM see bottle will be foot oil of their Houk wttkotets %oh lielekap used • Per Dmpfy, &mammy, Okets, Weaknefs of the Pliisepti Ureters, or Bladder, the Jetuits Drops are an abfulutelfpecklet elleft taken oil the fark attack of Venereal %reales, citeroilla. Mihy accomplifh a Core: Should the difeafe Ye far alossosi g k will be neeeffary to take the Specific Remed With the Japing Mops ; and from the fi rft Rage of infeetion to a eallotowl Leah the Patient will find thole two medicines a perkd waste. Sold wholefale and retail by Shaw and Edwagsla she only Pre. primers) 66, St. Paula Chunk Tani; price ca. pd. and may he bad of every vefpeelablc Medicine Yowlsr in the United K+.OOSA DIXJN'S ANTIBILIOUB PILLS. THESE atlebrit7 is the private pradtiee of the Proprietor, Mr. &law, Apothm, eery ; and from their great Near. in manytabibleete Mikes dike derv, on numerous patients of diftlottion and adhere, he was per funded to offer them to the politic, fader the appeeitatian and the fandlon of their name*. The Pals ere found to be an Incomparableness* for refterbs the tope to the (broach, for curing iodisation, let preventing'. crudities, and their conferment difagreeahle erudadelleend eats fences. They prevent habitual and temporary nafkiastata. tick head•selas. and heart born which Is oceadoncd by , a debilitated itornach, whether arida* from the aerf&on y d taw redundant bile. intemperate diet, or drinking to tuck By promoting a due fecretion of the inic, they are Warred wee derfotly to clear a fallow complexion, and being a certain, thong% gentle aperitive,tbey prevent thofeobdrultlons le the liver, witicht A are fo troubkfinue is ail eountries,But particular!i fetal ie Wyse desires. On this account they are a valuatde defideratare in the medicine thefts of thole who go atroad.or mekt frequent • They are an admirable preparative to le a battilog, inform:l s = the Greets in the courfe of it, greatly depends upon the goad are of them. efpecially when bile semi "Nee the compirathin for which lea bathing Is prefcrtbed. ..__ _ _ _ _ Sold wholefal; and retail at Mr. Bottlers, Na 4, Osesplldt, corner of Patcmolter row; and retail by molt country Moilcips Vender, in every town, in beano so ! yd. acid ys. 64. ench.• ' lit MA If 171.1/I.IJR, Efq. 7 Dear Sir, . temst, Bridge-!true, laslallt. IFEEL it a duty -incumbent upon me, to inform you at the very great and extraordinary Cure I bate maimed rom your invatuable•Medicine—LEAKE's PATENT PILLS, About two years ago I was attacked with a Valellil Meier which I treated rttber nightly for Come time, but dm allialb at length fpreadlogall over my Budy, I was obliged to apply to dm molt uninentaihe faculty, but their alaitance afforded only tens. porary relief. 'l' went through rations murk, of Sathattco, from being rather of a corpulent Habit was reduced to a mere Skeleton. The ulcers that fpread all over my limb*, readered is• a complete ohjatl, fo that my friends dapaired of my recovery. When brought to this fittration, I conflicted death u Inevitable, but a relation Dimino commenting upon the many cafes In which your Pub bad facceeded, I was induced lb try • bp:A them. which I thought t.ther relieved inc, and by perieveraaut for two or three menthe, and following your dittZtions, I experienced the mull unaccountable relaxation from pain, the fore gradually fubuding ; I am now, thank GOD, perfectly recovered, and wait. • log out daily : I doubt nut bat one mart box, which I think cal. tines to take, will &ebb& my health in Its original Rata It Is with the moft hearttelt gratitude that I fubletlhe myfelf, Sr, yo r much obliged kumblc fervent. Wu. PAIRSON. Lkeadgate hischefter, July I, Hot. P.S. or th ei public benefit I do net objed to the abort baby publilled,but Imre you to aft as our ores better Judginami tall ilaute. Patients to eta country we ezpeeled to Iseleife a Bonk note, an: ate modal to +reify their age and manner of hying. . . MARTIN MEI!, Member of the Royal allege 0. Surgeons, In Lowles. So. ay, Asundelgtseet, stead, war Temple Heel. Prepared and fold by the foie Proprietor, Thomas Taylor Hem. her ut the Royal College of Surgeons, London, et Gels Hna No. a, New Bridge Brett. Where, after a conitmit renitence of mare than dairy fix years, in a pradlice particularly diredted the Cure of Vim-real Complaints. with that fnvlolibk fairer?, Which men of his proration bald always r bkrve, he &tura is :Mei, the advice end affittance be grstaitatilly sdmmilters Ito p rfons taking this Medicine will be &tented by a illlorningPubi. sic, as an advantage feidom to be obtained, mud void of ..mbiguity. —Alf° Sold, by his Appal , nunt, for tbe convenience of thole Heine at a dinance, at the rettumer'e. bin. 3i, St. Atb.m's.ftreet, Pall Ma I; the Ito y Shop, No. toj . . Oldard Been; Mr Mho. rougli• No. 7, tifh-nreit Hill ; Mr. &A . ., Braihreller, No. 1, Holub Slow, Little Tower Hie ; Mr. Wrist's, Smith-Bridge. Edriburalg; Mr. W.W.l's, Datihn ; Mr Liverp of; Mr. AtkiHmes, Manchrth r ; andby one Perfm h. every coo. fiderabie rows In Great Briinitn and Ireland, fa Boise of crafty as. pd. with, kited up with foil and OW* diretirons, whereby Perrone of either Sim may Cut* theedetwat with time, Speak, B recy,.mil rarity. I_o $l7OO hinted and Imbibed by L?tirtil Sri. UT, (or t.:atit. terbury-ce. Lanabetb), at the bra* Oral. a, Na a, Clap Rases rI Lame ago at the et AI Orates rease.a... AVING o ticated utyklf to the Itudy, at gratified by tb yard oonfiderable praCtiee fa that la I thought prop to rein% I trait that I have not a nyed my time than thole who, in the extenfive fie film, are m ese Immerfed in uncertainty, at ye attain that fuccefs bleb is acquired by coocentr ledual power to nee ei of &larder,. p i to dirt:des of DEIRILIT •, e peculiarly dlftrefling, • with them a train of eon mut ant fy mptorns, and no of all vital energy, relit_ ceitfelf becomes crab l thee they wife frail the cc of 11l example, the able of fchnolboys. or the ind tea of maturity, the ninelaghluous pregame] 'I ; but by the iglu Lasted men, the ficaptoens an 'crated, and the s deftroyod. , a MEMBER of the ROYAL COLiiiiOß of WIL end my pre tenfiuni on regularity of ulucation, and 1 privilege to prealce, Heel myfelf entitled to that a which I have hitherto been Co IR:orally be-toured. A %.nvi-i* , . • F '4 ,ft - tiptmet _ -kW tr.) ;/•11' 4.•,164.. &4.11''/V J=f r=oBT;—::=7:3=BBBt . RUMIIIIII ct i2l VIRATILII-NOYAL. COYRIBI'-OARDI CO MONDAY NEXT, sErrEmBEI 84 a6led the Tragedy of • XFNG HENRY THE EIGHT errand Wolfer. Mr. KIMBLE, Ratitesme, Queen of Mioglotol, Mn. SIDDO (Reif her brit:Francs this radon.) To which will be the Mullcal Farce THE ARMER, On Wakens', the Merry Wires oiWliedibe ;MI eat Ehtertaipnsent of the Quaker. NEW OLYOIC PAVfLLtON, • N EWCASTLE-STE FIST, STRAND, (F.Rablithed by medierlak of the Lard enemas THIS EVENING SATURDAY sot DAY sad, and TUESDAY 5,3c1 SEPTEMS profaned a variety _of sew EQUESTRIAN and 0* TERTAiNMENTS, Preferred' by numerous Arti whom are Mello. Smith, Creagan, Davies, and the Phenomenon Mallm Doris t as silo the r.e.kbrated Pantomimic Performer Mrs Parker. • • The Olyengtk Pavillioa, completely floißed (d mnalli(hoi) entirely en a new plan, under the foie Mr. 'PLAY Wei% n... • • 1,. Miliks. Reek 'end Rat Mollinbeaßment . „full . nv.Tlle Sugary . . bY. • ' so ii k• ' • • Matthews, awl A .- • • bees i s m o'clock prodft OS* • t so ;el , ..The Mem aped s toe loom WA In 14cwealtie4t pelt filts Old SIM Oetilerfi In Wilibiasslell& a Vand E ••• •4110ded every day d E '6r the prim& ceinl ail • tool Rada& as proving' deo Milomf6Roilkoki smeertL .• , 11111i.•AlliTLIIE'S NIONT, And the tattooing/too CoMPteli• paft'r ••• & ROYAL AM?M'IIIEAStIPE.,WESTmINOTES - O N, ?r NU,. _AY NErr, SEPTEMBER N._:/ lax beprodemied, ad dew, a new ROW of A THE RIVAL RUSTICS, • AND THE MILK MAID. • Itrodder Mr: and the Mifs Gunner's %AU introde adrenal 41101121111 Gaawto PAS DA 1 :241 1 , Immediately after which, a new French, Spectacle In Paris, with new Scenery, hjachilwrx. Welles Mac, produced, end under the dietetics of Mr. LI CHARLEMAGNE f _ Or, THE FOUR VAUANT'BROTHIC The pelndwd elespieters by Mr. IA ToSe and Mrs In dea - messig of Om Spectacle, various stew Milker and Maneettoree, particularly Combats +Mt the O. the armed Sword, ands Combat of NIA. •In the mule ti! the Evening; • groat ofadisty of Dim Songs; Roefeenknadp by the Fein& Equelkrisn, tipodows, seeldberTroop 40 Ilittete Vaulter* The *idiot° LAUGH AN with, bDy a LAY D AW N re. the Pe F 0r,:1444LEQ431N KING OF SPADE .. " . " -- " ------r M - JTAGRI7I:I PA it f REDFORD-PLACE, EL 0 R, rig! ON MONDAY ?WIT, September Mr. THELWALL 61 Wdi dam:a Labor on the Fernieal Orations of eli Rumania. To oesseintic with a Tribeete to the Gent Virtues of she Right Honosrable CHARL 68 JA MI To he& as Sepia o'Cloelt , v-Addlittanit_ is"-• 50 admitting three, to. 64. Mr. T.'s Oration and Poem on the Death of Lard be hoar the doors. Alkollgicics ,of Ids Courfe of Lectures, and Ter Takla) in Foolpers, Perron. with Impediments, 6 SWIFT AND co. POULTRY AND CHARINO CEO! TICKETS and SHARES of the State hello Drawing the IA nt Next Month, a SSITIFT sod CO. at their Licenfed Offices, No. (AshiNsed.)n sy.els) and No. is, Charing Crete to the GoNi .Crofs). The Lottery caddis I WAR' fieVeireitoe contains the following Prises, 0 sie of poison 8 of -,- . 10,002 20 ... , . , ... 5,00 0 IP Ts:Alit t Fos 4400 drawn Ticlits will =rive ‘o,ccoL—Scb • • tlicGMMCqi ADVANTA GES. rirlit, only prutunny of geinieg a C I this year, ante eaters, by the purehafe of Ikb .. in the pretest State Lottery, which begins Drawing NeXT Mouse. The Fortunate Ogee of POPE, impolite the Rank of England, is Dove Awed witl middy of Tickets and Shares. 'The rich fiche= scvoel three to 0001. three good. Ac. and only at the fralllat 1411/Aber CVO known. There corntined make it dartkfttl If this quantity of Tkketo will be the peldle donde& darn Wog neat ar,roo Tick' 041 ustbis DOPIIIAS ItrAbs Le '" Wt Iticil be ,- . _._ . ... THE GOVERNMENT STATI 4.0 T FEET CC idIAW IN° THE apt OF MKT Pdol io,oooi for the Mit 'Navn Ticket ; • " gam other Pdas Abet Non mord. to THIS plao• places all who parchale .assirsg begins= equal term; an advastat bele offered v• tyre Public tor oniony years pia ONLY TWENTY TMOUSA)ID TICK and the lame annals. Prism of C. 20,000 3 Prises of 10. 00 2 I . 5 ---- ac. Rc. Bce. 1k Fras WiTtisanTwarTy roofs Th POlk add Wows that state Loam Pap Reran` mom ; sopool. far a aoe6cl. Pen; and Ift fin marl dthee Prim. Tickets and Sham are as liletaftd Lottery Micah sad by eh* Adana 1140kli CAPITAL. MARS, An 4 flee Tboufand Ida Tickets tkan laR Mao T*ll MST DRAWN VCSIT 111..TITLBP TEN THOUSAND POUNDS; All other Capital Prizes are anat. PURCHASERS of 'rickets and Ulm FF the Opportunity of obtaining all the Capital P they parch* bcfrrc the Drawing commences. wh tiacaath qi ()trona. Neat.—The Saone costa notagmof TWENTY THOUSAND POUND PRISSI TBN THOUSAND IPOUHD PRIZES, FIVE THOUSAND POUND PRIZES, St, To forma Lourdes of double the Norther sopco Tickets Only. and No other Rate Lottery to be Drawo Tbh &sopa° sPoo lA= so. so° so 4 0 4. 100 woo Tickets Tickwts 06431t•r0 are ua &lie at every Ikea'ld Tkkat f it z t, 16 0 Hag to • o th fbancr $a o Sti‘contb ~.1 ~ `4 I .M , t ?~~