Star. — London, England, 1808-02-22 00:00:00

OLD :13.1t14,6r.: Thursday the Sessions corninetaced at the Old Fal k", before Mr. Justice I - ; eATII, Mr.. Justice LE Biaec, Baron Weeks; and the buy Officers. Wiliam ;Volker, a coNer in the. Middlesex Militia, was capitally indicted for stopping Robert Oldlield a the King's highways putting him in fear, and taking from his person six-pence and a penny-piece, bin property. It appeared that the prosecutor, en athletic old ma, was cie?ssrig the fields from Pen toriville towards town, about nitre o'clock in the even ing, whop he was stopped lily the prisoner, who took from him the trifle above stated, but the prosecutor seized a favourable opportunity, knocked him down, and flinging himself upon his 'body, succeeded in taking a bayonet from his side. He cried out mut der, and the person who came to his assistance was his own son, who chanced to be going the same road. The robber, however, made his escape. The prosecu tor next day applied at the head-quarters of the regi ment, and, producing the bayonet, the prisoner was discovered. He made no defence, and was fcund Guilty. The prosecutor, with as much eccentricity as humanity, intreated the Judge would not hang the prisoner, observing,. that if he was transported it would satisfy him j ust as well. E. Wrstbrcoke, for stealing 300 dozen .of printed cotton handkerchiefs, the property of Messrs. Hart well and Beaman, in the dwelling-house of the said James Hartwell.—Guilty. Mary Tletther, for privatelsteals in the shop of Mr. South, linen - draper , 21 yards of Week silk, value 51. his property. It appeared, by the testimony of the prosecutor's shopman, that the prisoner purchased half a yard of cotton velvet on the 11th of February, and that when sheleft the shop, the deponent had not missed the property. A parter proved that he saw the prisoner drop a roll of silk, and, from her manner, he supposed ' it to have been stolen. On asking her where she had l , it ? she replied, it was no business of his, and he 'detained her. Mr. South, the prosecutor, proved the stolen pro- 1 perty produced to be his by a private mark on it. In defence, the prisoner said she had kicked against the property when she left the prosecutor's shop, and' had taken it up, when she was charged with theft.— It appeared, however, that she had confessed the robbery to Gregory, a constable, who found other 1 1 property in her possession, which she aieo confessed ' ; having stolen. —Guilty—Death. Ife'.-ea was indicted for stealing twelve pair of cotton hose,' value 5G% frhm the shop of James White, in Whitethapel. The prosecutor stated, that he was busy with some customers in his back shop, when he observed the prisoner, wham he knew again by her gown, come in, and after remaining a minute, go out. This raised a suspicion ; he followed and overtook her, and with the assistance of a neighbour secured her. The prosecutor being questioned as to the real value of the stockings, insisted that, at the • very lowest, they were worth 475. 6d. The prisoner denied ever havine been in the prose cutor's s hip, and accounted for tie possession of the stockings, by saying, that a very genteel lady, dressed in black, had requested her to carry them to a certain place. The Jury, after examining the storkings,pronounced the prisoner guilty of stealing to the amount of 595. Benjamin Thornhill was indicted for stealing one waistcoat, seven shirts, and three table-cloths, value 21. and upwards, the property of George Adam Ross, Esq. The prosecutor stated, that he resided in Blenheim. street, Oxford-street ; that the prisoner had lived in his service as groom for about eighteen months ; having missed a variety of table and body-linen, he procured a search-warrant, and in the apartments'. over the stables he found, in a trunk belonging to the . prisoner, a quantity of sheets and body-linen, his pro perty. On searching another trunk at the prisoner's • lodgings, other linen, his property, was also found. 1 , The evidence of Mr. Ross was corroborated by the Officer who apprehended the prisoner. • .1 In his defence, the prisoner stated, that in the month of May his master removed to town from his country house ; and, that on packing up the clothes, he found that the trunks would not contain all his master's linen, in consequence of which he deposited the re mainder in hi, own trunks. Some of the property, however, found in his possession he accounted for by alled4ing, that his master had at various times given him linen and other articles. Mr. Ross admitted, that he had given him some i of the al-;.icies found in his trunks ; but swore, that those enumerated in the indictment were never given to the prisoner. He could not swear that they were - all take). at onetime. The Learned Judge, in summing up, observed, that no proof had been adduced that the articles were all taken at one time. It w..s, therefore, probable that they were purloined separately ; if so, the Jury must (supposing they were satisfied with the evidence) find him guilty of 7;tealin7 under forty shillings value. The Jury acc6rdingly found him guilty of stealing to the value of thirty-nine shillings. Friday tweray-three prisoners were tried, three of whom were cnpitally convicted, viz. Catharine Jelatine , s, for :uttering a counterfeit shil- Lag, and haying 1-:;fore b.-"cn convicted of being a " common utterer ; Frederick Poiman for stealing Bank note, e: due 1001. the property of James Wood , in the dwell:eg-honse :4 William Williams ; Charles', Pickever for =nutting William Hickley on the King's highwa7, hlrn in fear, and taking from his person a gold watch, chain, a gold seal, a metal key, and a pocket-book, his property. Orr Savirday '46 ptiseners were tried, two of whom were capitally convicted, viz. L. Tobin and E. Ilick.l, , for. stealing a quantity • of etnmillion, and other colours, to the value of ti.ol. from the warehouse of Messrs. Berger, colour-deal- . ers, in Pow-lane, where they had been employed as porters. Mr. L. Berger, one of the partners, said, the house having been robbed of considerable proper ty, he and a clerk concealed themselves in the warehouse ; when the porters came to work they heard the two prisoners open the door of an inner warehouse with a false key. They saw them after wards come out, and proceed to the street door. — They rushed after them, when they ran away. • Tobin threw down a bundle near the door, and was taken in Cheapidde. Hickey ran near . a befere he was taken. It appeared, that Tobin had been discharged - • a . .for.iiitlit before.ithts titlNUcl trite/he 1614teriari . atter 1-lickey the day before, disguised as • 1 Jew ciothesniln. . - .. A '. - . . soldier in. The guards, named Ames , was ton ricted of a robbery in the house of one, of the sufferers at the tut! fire hi Princes-street, Westminster.... The prisoner was discovered in the house, carryhag'ofr a bedst.! id :' and, on being questioned, he said he had been tuipirxed to remove the goods, some of whiCh he offered for sale. • . , A Bill of Indictment was rejected by the Grand Jury; against Mr. John Fairburn, of the Minories, for the publication of the late trial of Captain Chapman, with an accompanying engraving, representing the nature of . the cruelties asserted by the witnesses to ,: have been inflicted on Robert Dunn, Whom Chapman was accused with having murdered. A list of BONAPART— E'S creation of great and small Kings and Princes has appeared, which is not quite correct. The following is more accurate : One Ern. perm - ; the Kings of Italy, Naples, Holland, Weit phalia, Wirtemberg, Bavaria, Saxony, and Etruria, (the last surrendered back to hiM for the present ;) the Grand Dukes of Berg, Warsaw, Baden, Dai m ctadt, and No,sau ; the Princes and Dukes of Neuf chatel, Ponte Corvo, Ben e vento, Dantzic, Leyden, Usingen, Isemburg, Venice, Lodi, Lucca, Piembino, and Guastalla ; and the Princess of Bologna. Near two years ago he announced that he had reserved a n umber of other fiefs in different parts of Italy, to bestow on his favorites ; besides which, many Roman States remain undisposed of—to say nothing of the States of Spain, Portugal, Etc. BIRTH. On the I9th inst. at Bath, the Lady of Jno. Christian, Esq. of E wan digg Hall, Cutuberlan d , of a daughter. MESSRS. LEIGH and Co. Surgeons (Successors to Mr. Barr, who has retired from Practice), confine their attention to the treatment of certain. Complainti contracted in an wiraarded hour, and that Debility which is caused by youth ful habits. Mr. ',molt having been engaged in this exclusive branch for the last eleven year: in this house, it is prs sinned that the advantage of such experience gitas thb utmost success to that assiduky with which they devote themselves :o the Cure of these Complaints.-111 all Cases of recent occurrence the cure is speedy, and pain and ciani,er are equally avoided. In every complicated case, and in those distressing defiaencies, which are the •conse quenees of youthful imprudence, or the enervating- indulgences of maturity in warn climates, their mode etf treatment ensures a safe and perm inert re:toration to eigorma health. The terms are stated on the hest interview, or in answer to Ist:sr:, Containing a bank note, and in 'every case the most inviolable secrecy is i 9, Arundel-street, near Tempts Bar. There is an addirlonal entrance lit Water-street adjoining, • A c.t.yr A :4ALU MILIS. FHE value this infallible Medicine has been d long proved, that nothing of the prefers, thy can hest a competition with It In all the different lieges of a certain Ditcale, which it eft ifttolly cures and eradicates from 1::e habit, without exciting the painful feelings and czpaure that attends relived°. , without debilitating the cor.ftieution in any degree, or even re• %piling confinement from bufircfs, or rcitriaion in diet. The , radical virtues of thefe ineitimahle Drops have proved their claim ' to public approbation. r more than mit ty years. In all the de hillty of both kites. they prove a never !shins reftorative, whc- Au the debility is produced by too fret ufe of Mercury, Illicit pitraiurts, er the effeas of a warm climate to travellers, and thofc } Ding abroad. They cannot be recommet ded too ftrongiy to tnofe who wtli receive a ta't. !reedy. and complete cure in all old ftubborn Meets, and every weakuefs that Weds the Elaftder and organs of urine 'By Its efficacy many women have become mo thers who for years had been deprived of that happincfs Sold whole-tale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Chcaplle, car - ner of Paternofter. row, and retail by Belem. Portfmouth; Welton; Portia ; Wills and Rogers, Plymouth. Peck, Hull; Calwell, flub tin ; Macdonald. Glafow ; Smith and Mandcrton, Edinburgh. and by mat country medicine venders, In bottles, at as . 9d. each. with ample Nreelioint. CHING'S PATENT WORM LOZENGES. T 0 Earents, Guardians , and others who have the care of Children, this valuable mcilleine cannot be too strongly redommended. Worms are a disease few children escape. They destarey the appetite, weaken the c rgan s of digestion, produce pains in the stomach and bowel.; deprive the body of its nourishment, occasion emaciation and paleness, stop the progress of growth, and arc the cause of the most alarming oonvulsions, Which too often terminate in death. Nor are their effects less severe on grown per sons; by ulcerating the stomach and bowels ' they are often the cause of lingering complaints, which pr ove fat al at last, hnd subject the patient to the raost excruciating its of agony and distress. In childhood, every disease with which a child is afflicted is ulso high ly exasperated by them. The certainty and safety both of their prevention and cure, by the above medicine, is so fully established to the sati3fAction of the Public, by the testimony of the first and most leading characters of the Nobility, and of others of high re spectability, who ' , aye witness:d it s re:narkable effects in their own that it i; only necessary to observe, this is the period of the se:von when such a medicine ought to be given to , children and others, to prevav any att.td: of this emnp!aint. Sold v:11 , 11. sale 2.nd ret;til, at Ching and Bur's,No.4,Cheapside, Corie.r Paternosur-row ; and retail, btle y most country venders, in at and 5,; t3d. 0 N.. ',ITED H ha', been too frequeatly the subject of just and r.-ernisation, that men destitute of the elements of the 1;a themselves as candidates for public, pa t: •.0 C 4 t:1 C f physic. For the purpose of doing jus tice to etc: studies and experienee, and' to prevent us float :17 , 1ka..g those erapirics whose hnpudent prettrs eians La. e, t if for society, been too favourably received, b leave to sal; nit to the liberal and enlightened a faith ful statement of our ?nrsuits and acquirenseuts. After having received a r:e.dir medical education a, the pupils of Messrs. Grin dal and Billiard, whose lettere and praeeice we carefully attend ed, as prefes;ors and surgeons of the London Hospital, we entered ourselves as stud-nts in that justly celebrated school for medical acquirement, the Royal College of Edinburgh, and werei nstruc• ted in the different branches of Anatomy, Surgery, the theori and practice of Ph) de, Chemistry, Midwifery, Botany, 3tc s &c. by those eminent profelsoneDrs. Monro, Gregory, Black, Hamilton, Duncan and Rutherford. We trust we shall not be deemed pre ' sumptuous in sal Ina that our proficiency arid azquieements are not inconsiderable. Having a long series of years made vene real complaints, and the various Oise -sees of DEBILITY, the par tic lay object of our studies and practice, it v.ll, we hope, be al lowed th.tt we hove acquired superior knowledge of their treat- ' ' mein and cure, In slight and recent cases of infection, a perfect re-establishment is completed in the short period of two days ; and, its those of the utmost inveteracy, where other practitioners have failed of success, a proper perseverance in our plan of treat ment, ensures to the patient a safe and radical cure. Amik.; the melancholy variety of disorders which are the effects of a habit long and most unhappily pursued by the youth of both Sexes - there arc none more alarming or more distressing than these ' deficiencice and debilities which frequently prevent or ens bitter the matrimonial state. To auchnersons it must be a tioneol 'in r: Cection to know that they may now, by a new and infallible mute of treatment, be restored to that greatest of all human bles sing., a strong, manly, and vigorous constitution. In all cases of debility, from whatever clause arising, as well as In every species of v:nert al infection, we may be caseated by patients of either sex with the greatest secrecy and honour. Hour's( consultation at home from ten to three, and from six in the evening till ten at night. Patients in the country arenquested to state the particulars of , their case, age, and general habit of living, ate. acc. inclosiogt rut:in:nice for advice and medicines, when the sante will beguren or sent to any part of the kingdom To ensure that secrecy so. essential to our undertaking, the epetage of letters may be added, to the account foe ststeadaes. ICUlettlE and Co. Surpass. November 96, 1/106. No. 107, Hansa Gaaign, N, B. Mesas. CDRRIZ and Co. have certificates from ;the' shove respectable Professors of London and Edinburgh, of ilse diligence, skill, and humanity with whit* they performetlise' duties assigned them during the tine they attended their Lec tern and Practice. Plißmswirmow:.••mr.w.it - SALES :.liU:tgbilON. v.AurA f t e rstikitaveL ailiolurry. • ttoocuurr tnaTeumass;" 2, It gingster,orstoltte.34ll.o2 ' • -" 0 1 .kiogientirayl4Sb 115htetaY;l5flt fife ani. at TC;tei;te . edinek, toy Order of The Jpistriba of 14410 St: PAW . ".; r - TIHE INTExg. a,410660,„ us. 4,k Thu*, s Cent. Reduced Attnslities, amounting tco'.ool. p)x WOW% ditillre of the above Mr. St. John, a l oi about 34 luais ; w o 9 poi ItFU fs inivrable. Abo,ad Annuity of -nal half/ a Reba ' from bovernment, during the Life of the ebove , Mr.St. Jaitm•tto ritileitlars nay be had dit day* precious fts the oiftl;.! of Mes 4 Bone, Rodd, and Davie, Solicitors, Plymouth Dec k; Sandys anti. Horton, Solicitors, Craw -court, kiert-strect ; 4 f.tar raway'Vltimd 'of Messrs. Roggen and Phillips; NO: 6 Bioad streste— . Vsst.L ... . . . Loirft:1111 ile, 2 -- :' 7 •'• •• ' .. 14 " . ''' ''" •' .1., SAT., ES -11 Y AUCTION- ' , -...:,.,! .. . - k t',ll" , '-• rAVMBLE CANAL. ROSE OOPP.E.Ii sini kri ' im • . COMPANY 'S SHART.S.--MONTHLT Stil.,rwl. ~., ; Ao ':. . .By Mr. SCOTT, lyini s im,:MarCla ;4 .44 Twelve oTiodc, at c l a rmity ,._ i ____• • •• E• Sea ffiltdshire and Worcester 4171 • giiiitiou tuts -estattdislie.i pit,ductive Na p .- • i . ~per Sliara ! acv.per lunienh and Sitar= in dis Graft • elii:er • : , ;11,vc.waie-un(1.2...1..ynte,, Junction, Unio n , Avon;:addltkiiiiiistolcr Silar..4 and Bondi. b riAA4maliii4fitrikta!"*"6tti:DtithedendßseHon tb " e PP tliree er *l4iting last yeas e s w ort - T77 i ' lire elbir;Areittifly filat. Part4epilfe* 90. 1 k New 11 ** -4 1 1/Ww Net l iwt at likodi r se ci4::Ccatifpa ii iiarrawalb ; and of Mr. Si on , 21 44 ..-:...--... ' l ' 15Al2TM~5UT MI B y Orr of 4e TAgSmirobile CoMmissionen of i .144. 1 1 , Customs, 00 liritliff;4le oi'l^ettruary Instant; at Two o va 46 cl ic. woon, at the:Custom-hoot" OLLOWING GOODS, whi c h :to, • . . up In several Lots, and fold to the Highest si diwt 11 1 , 7 000" . Dim Rit_ Bilaft enrnev a : . For t y lt s e n tc sesi co:nm itot Gda .Deakri tion and in i vrim soof Ditto G . • Glk9 Pounds IhOt. The Hull. and ALittrialos of the Sloop Thomas and berthen 96' fops. _ . • BY ORDERS 01' 'flit cimovhaitoNksits AND DISPOSAL OF DA:4ISH PROPERTy, Fur SALE by PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London Tavlrn ' on FKID i tY the 18th March w r at LSo'cloek in the f4ienoon T HE ENTIRE CARGO of the basisi NEPTUNUS, No. 10, IL 1. GONDIIIIIO/1 calmed by the Private Ship of War Latta Canna...tear:* condemned to the Crown: Cossisting of about About 240 'IONS of ALICAN T SALT. For viewing the Cargo, and for Catilogues and any fuid e - denims, apply to Ms. (u's Wit.sruau, Merelcult, eg e t% Agents for Danish Property. Inyntonth, February Id; 18011. By Order of die wIiESTA'FBS,in the Parishea of GREAT BROMLEY t urns BENTLEY, and FRATING, Nearee.chester, in the County of Else:. Ey Messrs. IIOGGART and PHILLIPS, (Succcesors to Mr. Smith) At the . Tborn Inn, Micky, on Thursday the 17th of March, at 1, in IS LOU. SUNDRY valuable and improveable FREEHOLD 1 - 7 ESTATES, divided into convenient Farms; containing al'°- gather about S(X) .acres of rich, aralge, and meadow Clad, ! surrounded by fire roads and good markevs, (.3miks from Lkdhlm and Culchestsr, 4 frc•m Nlemungtree ar:d :slistley, and 57 fr,.?-,. London, ill the entry of Essex.; with excelle n t farmh4usas,„ Barr, • stabling, aad outbuildings, in the, occupatior.s of 'Messrs. Beraock, Sheldrake, Simeon, tionnan, Crampin, Grimsey; Cowell, I Kiddie, Rudland, Strr:t, Skew, and othe.rs, at low rauti,amolue... , ing to 8001. capalift of much Impraveau.;.t, and free front iapd-tax. May be viiwed, and particulate hal .10 Oays ptection.: to the sale. of William Mason, Leq. Colchesttr, and a: tar Cups Inn; Poses, Witham; Thorn, Mistley ; Black Boy, Cl:elmsfor , l ; SprLad Earle, Ingaiestone; at Garraway's; and of Mosirs. firTgart au! Phillips, G 2, Broad-strect, Royal Exchange ; v. here maps of tliz hes may be seen. A.YMOU UN. . m is o iogeo for the Care and Dispoidd . . Dauith Propertc. FOR PUBLIC SALE., -at the London Inn, Forhaltr stre on Friday, April Is, isos, .... - MO. 11, The good Ship VAIDREN CLANAT : Zzi titta et a ll ,m h i er by S th to e rt p s !i n v t 2 l t, T sh ta ip tt f iAl war s, --7— mar,... :l Di 'Gm m u erkici rx,w l IA:11ga. ul2 Deck - 92 Feet 21 Ireb es , Depth - - Breadth - 26 s.:•i . • Admewnres . - .. 4% 12.94Ti0r, .. After which will he Toll her (Argo, 501 . 15 . n:in Qi - sal-Hogsheads of Sugar, 51 Barreb Rath; • 47 Ilarri.ls ditto, Si Bags 2 Tierces 6 Caiksiaruaritab, 77 Barrels ditto, 9 Boxes Bonnet's, r.) hap . 4ittu. 1 Box Salt, . I Box Medicines, fast prove ship Bing well.ealettlated for the getteraipiii of to b., taken with all faults :.:ad defects asithoistmj, ance whats•ver. order of the AgLtatsappobred for the salt. If Danish ptepat • in Cash or Bulk of Englaud Notes, of one-third sift and 35 per Cent. on the Cargo, must be made at disks cf sala, an.l . prior to the purchasers' (initial the Sale lbans," 41-I.mh ui which the sAler will & at liberty to declare diesaisiall The remainder of the purzhase money aho to he paid ia Cai or batik of Notes: at the expiration of the prompt,* at Co: time the (oa.is are derntuaded by the purskasrs tells& 'llitse roil& aoas will be strictly attends d to. vie it); the sad Vessel and samples of the Cargo, nil C•t-iher paKdevlars, apply to Mr. P. Birdwood, Machias, am of the Agents fur Danish Property, or to JAMES BRODRICK, &cid After which will be sold, - 3CI Pies Brandy; and In Hogsheads Red Wine. Also the eatirt! Cargo of the ship Active, late Mastei, detained by the private ship of wr.r Hefo, sad im condemned to his . I .ltlaj,sty. 'Chat above Ship and Cargoes are condemned to the Cr.,.. Dated Plyinooth, Feb. 11, WE4T-Aii)lN.; of VOR.KglittE, MANOR, M.ANSION..HULISP., and 1612.1'.Eii01. r ) ESTATE By Measrs. iIoGGART and (Succest:ors to Mr. Salt 1 . 11, At Garraway's Coffee-home, 'Change-Vey, Cornhill, London, on Thuradny, the 2,ttli of Apt 11, at Twelve o'Cioek, in Oar Lot: ACAPITAL and Valuable FREI:H(3I,D ESTATE, with thc extensive Manor of LNG LETON, situate in the Wg'st Riling of the County of York, with cost° - 6 entry rents, lint s, courts-leet and baron, royalties, fisheries, sad franchises thereto belon;;lng. :The ancient Mauor-liou.:e, tz.‘t...thn with the valuable farms of Blue - Hall , C ross, Cocking-house, and Bowes; Dale-house, Wilion Wood, and Wraygilis; containing tog .ther about ONE • THOUS "..ND T\ HUNDRED and SEVF.NTY statute ACRES of remarkable riAt Arabt-, Mea dow, awl Pasture Lands, lying compact, and in a high state of cultivation, with convenient Farm-houses, Barns, Stabl'ne and Outbcildinn, & c. all in excellent repair ; valuable Stone Quarries, including the Nutgill Quarry Lead-works, on the south side of In gleboroutb ; blot; Slate Quarries and Cotton Mills ; all of which Ini ht be opened and worked with considerable advantage, con venient for water carriage, and within two miles of coals. Ingleton is situated in a romantic count-y, neargond s^a bath:as., on the border of the tine turnpike road, fr.:m Settle to Kirkby and Kendal, aad to the I.akes WeatmoreLuid and Carnberlaiid, and about 18 mites from I.ancaater, The Estate is worth the attention of any Nobleman or Gentle man the Manor extending over abo v e thir.y miles , well stocked withroase, and abounding with game ; and the .Dale-beck, one of thefinest street streams in the North, running through the Estate. The Farms arelet on Leases, all of which will expire in 1809, (except the Blue Hall), at clear rents amounting to upwards of One Thettsind Two Hundred end Fifteen Pounds per annum.— The whole free from Limtl Tax. To be viewed; and ixatticuLirs had one month previous to the sale, of Messrs. Cirrs, ttackt.ouse, near Settle ; Mr. Beverley, of Ingl4ton Hall, who will thew. Lite Estates ; 'Thomas Lister Par ker, Esq. No. 9, Haraver-street, Hanover-square ; Richard Bar low, Esq. Dead Letter Office, Lombard-street ; Messrs. Exley and Co. No.-4, Furnivirs Inn, Holborn; of the Printers of the Li verpool Manchester, BirmiTighani, York, Leeds, Hull, Lancas ter, and Westmoreland Papers; King's Arms, Kendal; Bodo, Bristol ; White Hart, Bath ; at Garraway's; and of Messrs. Hoggart and Phißips, No. 62, Broad-street, Royal Exchange, London, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. MANOR and a:Rh-LI - LOLL) ES I AI .r.. 6, IlLieti. - S andlil4, By Messrs. EI.LIS and FLFTCI I F.R, at Garraway's oaf:day, Feb. 26, 1808, at Twelve, in Two ..ors : • Lot 1. A CAPITAL stud truly Valuable FREE HOLD ESTATE, desirably Sittire is the Vale White Horse, in the County of *Berk:, consisting of the Manor of Sparsholt, with Court Baron, Court feet and chief ar quit reels iu hand. A Mansion House, Offices, Gardens, Pleasure Grounds, a 2 48.'s. 2R. 2I P. of Meadow, Pasture, and Wood Land, in ate fence. Broad Leaze Farm, and 148 A. SR. 9P. of excelled Ad* Grass and Wood Land. North Field Farm, and 99A. OR. SP. of rich Meadow ad Pasture Land, in a ring fence. The above Estates are Let on short Leases, to 1. Everett, Ed. Mr. Woodrolle, and Messrs. Trindurs, at low rents, anlouuting • to 4461.4,. per annum. 'lwo inclosuresof Arable Lard, callcdtheTlm Furlongs, in the occupation of Mr. Bush and Mr. Sansum, tenets at will, and containing 13A.2R. IP. . Twenty-one . Cottages and Gardens, situate in the abge of Sparsholt and in the Hamlet of Westcott. The Mansion House and Offices are substantially built, Ellie expellent repair, situated on a pleating e minence, coma.sumb a- ; 1 tensive and picturesque prospects, and the Land is led oat with I i considerable taste. The Farms are idi good state of dfi dcuioa. • The whole estate is well stocked with thriving you% timber I is situated only three miles front Nl'antage, and seven from Faring- VALIJABI.I COAL LEASE FOP. SALE. ) don; and the Berkonnd Wilts canal immediately adjoins the Estad o, Wed- ; • !..t. „ lße ... ctotial Tithes of 52A.0R. 10P. of Arable Land, Within the Royal Eichaege Coffee-house, Edinburgh, nesilay, the :such day of March next, at Two o'Clock in the I c a ll ed .c%W i ll i a ms l . l. 1 :1, 1 c 12. in the par i sh o f Ranisbarb Wilts. lei" Afternoon, , I base to Richard rownsencl, Esq. , . !+.,.'.ty b,.: view . ..^d b • I..ave of the r. etive tenants, by :nu*. rI'HE LEASE of the Townbill Coal of Dunfermline, 1 -I- of which there are 11 years to run after Whitsunday next. I ton to John Eno, Of Sparsholt : c.f . whom Farm' alas may be 1 ii i .t .l . l l i —a etk l , s_o l it , t .... t i llE n car s a ta nd , o Al i f f red ora 's ; li ße ltd ,, , v, ‘,X4'atinntazigoerz; ; Cro yien du , F a! This Coal consists of el* gerent Seams, of whirls the Splint , .pr 4-feet, is presently %%rough: by 40 Colliers, but many more may I. inw!on ;of Ilenjarnin Mot la:. o, Esq. Abingdon; at Garraway's; be employed, as the Engine has complete. power over the whole 1 ; and of Messrs. Ellis and Eletclam, le'6, Fenchurch-street, *lda field. The quality of this Coal is so well known, that it is .unne- a file of the Estate may be seen. COCIty to describe it iu an advertisement, only it may be men- ... tioatal, that it is deemed superior t 3 any Coal in the Fenn of Forth. The distance from the Coalhill to Lirnekihn, where it is shipped, is about four miles.. There is a small Frame rngine, with the necessary apparatus, to be Sold by private bargain, at the Townhill--the cylindir 22 inch diameterone b0i1.:., 8 feet diameter—another t; ditto--`;3 fathoms 7-inch pumps—one working barrel tit inch draw ieg, and another 6 inches. The principal I.ease, with the articles of Roup, are in the hands of Thomas Scott, Writer to the Signet ; •to whom, cr to Provost Wilson, Dunfermline, those wishing fur farther information may apply. . ItESFUit.A EIVt, " 11, here eitered to the tile of the Public it large' was the Heel,. tit Dr P. H. Din:n:llles virt icular ecquaMtaneei told dig slohility and Gentry, his patiroto. and i s virtues NMI appredaN ed ; but ; certain delicacy Keret:n . l him from publicly amount:W. this preparat i on. Vis. vlerri as come into poftvThon ci the ririftve recipe, and he begs to affuretbole ',Elided with decayed or AM' ter.: te.eth and gums, that they may rely on its clacncy and neat &tire quality--a t: ulfm of which any one may be CollettedvbV * fair and candid trial o' one box. Of the properties of this Tooth Powder its detcrfive property is jun; fullicient to tie ir away thole I:itrtil ire panicles of acid whiel generally adhere tb the gut*. rid hi the interilices of the teeth without injuring the fuef 3 c'e healing fore'' 's in the former. and rrocloting a new ens ou. I 'of pearly whiten( fs where it !vas beet) trjurrti corroded ea the Inter. It has a pleafant and agreea b le odour and is withal to p •rfeetly innocent, that it may he eaten without ntury. Theft itlinguithing a tar.tdlcriftite of its rotative sffetts and furederitl• -aye procured, it the unbour.thAi approhaticn of the Cb..." 1 1. 414 'rinevffe.a, the 'lt:merely , of Rim* , the Doebeff,s of Vint, Radford. ;onion. Leeds Rutland, and moil of the hnglilb and foeeignlU ilitY• many of whom recommend it with admiration, as a 'MU 7ry apper.dngr to ih, t. ilet and indeed they do bur common pyr ite lisrtio, fit ce it imparts ilrmnc'a and beautiful rednefs todle eems to the betath the moil deledt able forcetnefs and. it ufedetio lantly as viirceited, will render the teeth firm av•ti white. and IP& :out the thotit aeh from returning to theft Islam bite been bible blv t. molt bilindl3 lift Ot • Yrepsred.and fdld of holefsle arid retail try Mr ruder, No. 41. twapfide. calmer of Pabtruelleracow, London. And nren°R ccg. ry Me tickle Virden and terfumers,ln boxes at as. pd. cra. Of whit illy ha hhdelfotler's in.prowed oilver-wirol Too t h. price t. etch CAPITAL GRAZING FARM, LUTTERWORTH, LI:A:ESTI% VsH IRE, To be SOLD by PRIVATF. CO's:TRACT, and entend upon on the 25th March nest, ; ' • AVALUABLE VREEP,OIA) ESTATE (tithe free), at Moorebarne, in the Parish of Luttenvorth, in the County of Leicester, and lyturabout a mile west of.Laitterworth, consisting of a Messuage, Barns, Stables, and Out-buildings, erecied about elevee . years since, and fifteen Closs, the greatest part of they of rich Grazing Land: The whole conraini•tg 524 A. IR. 24P, and being in a sing fence, eater one Close nearly adjoining, all in` he occupation of "Mr.'Hickinbottont, mho will thew the property. The purchase money to be paid 101. per cent. immediately, 401. per cent and 'merest, on er 'before the Slth December, and the re mainsler may continue Aar mmtgage, for lonic years certain, if required. 'l4 treat far the purchase, apply to Mr. Given, at the Hind inn in Luttervirprtb,on tui . "4lay, the ist March, Printed partiCuTars may be had of Messrs. Middlemore and Ferny, Solicitors,. tieetingliam ; Mr—Green, Lemon Abbey, near tiottinghana; Mews. Aisqougaa and Hunter, Lincln's Inn, London i and at the Hindlun, Luttenvoith; where plans of the gatatz sway be seen. . . ---- .--_ .02.111 . 0 N : Printed and published by 1.1..V1 -1, Kr.NI, of Caw terhury Place, Landsedl) at the STAa-Orrice, No. t, Cue,- struct. Published also at tlic S L AE.OI , E ICI, Ts 11,ple-Bar, , ix= 71,c -104 1 . 1 t. •,•-• •? • • r' • f ' * PC _:: L,-5, „,„, ~...... .... „ .... c -- . - ‘53 - . - 1 4 14.& L._ grATE IPAcl"" th 4 lib air chsiogeo l stheme, iiitleging°lo"l": .~ .• ,• :y r r ' • ‘:. a 1.7.6. . ..aad VOUS rdwo 1.41., IMIN Wid "did *id did! OW at 7 *Alan LilbSP*ll 410 , strew, - , , WING PARER MILLS, near M ll3 S By Messrs. HOGGARy and PIiIL,LIPS. • a (Successors to Mr. Saturn) • At Gartiwaes, an Thursday, March in, at Twelve o*Cledi, A VALUABLE FREEHOLD, and a. .sirillat Part COPYHOI.D ESTATE, comprising two Mit., sub stantially erected and in excellent repair, capable of marnfacturint white papers, of the finest quality; with excellent •.pringwatftr for washing rags, nine Let fall, and constant supply of water, on, the bar. l / 4 of the river Arun , at ! p in g , ei g ht miles front Petersiela; sixteen from Godalmin, fourteen true Chichester, fifty from- London, five from Lipl.,ok, and three from .M.idhurst, in the County of Sussex; with a four-vat wort house, two ere:lce-houses, two water-wheels, and going gears, rag-houses fittishini-rooms, drying-lo ft s, yards, and premises, and a work m r*s Lu.e to the small i mill; two Cottages, a new-bnilt anagt house, stable, offices, and a quantity of arable land conti g uous, contaiqing altogether between seven and eight acres. Also, a large Freehold Tene ment, at Minscead, with a productive orch..tJ, and a close of land containing about two acres. To be viewed by aplAying to Mr. Pltync, the Manager, at the Mill ; and particulars had, twenty days previous to the sale, at the Fountain Inn, Portsmouth ; Spread Eagle, Mitliturst ; Swan, Chi chester ; Anchor, Liplio9k ; Dolphin, Petersfield ; White Horse, Haslemere ; George, Godahnin ; of Mt sirs. Booth and Flask wood, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn; and of Messrs. Horgan and Phillips, No. 62, Old Broad-street, Royal Exchange, where a plan of the Estate may be seen. ......, r•• 1 1 • J . 4 • a OM Is 111,es VD "Si