Star. — London, England, 1808-10-22 00:00:00

WESTMINSTER SZSSIONS. Yesterday some cases of appeal were heard, which were of no interest but to the parties immediately coneenied.. William Saoneler: was indicted for embezzling four quartern loaves, the property of George Anderson, a baker, in Queen's-row, Pimlico, on the 31st of Au gust last. It appeared that the prisoner was at that time in the employ of the prosecutor, and had beam entrusted with ten quartern loaves to deliver at the hduse of Mr. Carer, a schoolmaster in Chelsea ; but he deli vercd only six, the other tour he offered to W. Mann, a barber, for tenpence each. Man itrunediately in formed the prosecutor of the circumstance. The bread, boa - ever, was sold to a man who keeps a chan dler's shup.—Guilty. A yruag man, of the name of Bettrie, who stated hinisell to be related to a gallant oticer n the navy, was tried upon a charge of robbing another young man, a wait e r at the Parliament•street Coffee-house, of several articles of wearing apparel. Daniel )Villiams, the prosecutor, depose ji that some time ago, while in the course of his business, at tie above•named coffee-house, he perceived die pri• - . v•ner, who was quite a stranger in that house, on the r• Staircase.; that he accosted him, and, having expres. sed his surprise at. seeing him in such a place (hav no apparent business there) he seemed confused, • gave a str.inge account and reason for it ; but the prosecutor not suspecting him of any guilt, suffered him to depart. In the course of the day, however, be missed some of his apparel, and intme.diately con cluded that the person he met eat the stairs-had com mitted the robbery • but he saw no more of hint for a length of dine, w hen, happening to see him pass the doer, he.apprchendell him, and ou•searching, lOund on his neck a`hantaierchief which he bad lost, and a pair of pantale.ons. which the prisoner was then ac tuallt Wtithig. In this kie was corrohdrated by other witneise., and 61in-honer was found e i uilt.y. Sentence on The. foregoing vtisonets was deferred till another day. I • • • • 4'; . / Ms Wrists *-Ritittirdt Aefraud;* his employer. Mr.: Oilier; Ofltti%ii*, amber merchant s of a sum of nikitter,.l": impsing.44Km.his clerk, and deliver ing tr.t4;itn .an. agcmkozAttimbei sawed by him as sawyer, which ready oreeeded that which he had , actually dints, thereby dvfhtuding Mi. Coster of divers sums of Mangy. 7'heresztvere three other indictments ega:inst the.Fisoner, but he ,was found guilty on the drat. A point of law, however, arising in the case, his fate avtaitti the final decision of the Court thereon. Thema: Smith was indicted for a misdemeaaour, in an attempt to commit a burglary in the house of * Messrs. Nias and Co. linen-drapers,. in -Parliament itzek, 4:14 the ' ni g ht divionday ••• •. lc appeared on the evidenee of -a 'watchman, that the prisoner, a little after nine o'clock on the night above-Mentioned, was observed lurking about the Vow - of Messrs...Nies and Co. and then repeatedli sapped at the door; but no person coming to answer, • he "lil.4obsetved fumbling at the lock, as if endea vouring to unlck the door. A serfant of Mr. Nias passin7 at the moment, the person who had ots,crved the prisoner communicated to him his suspicions.— The servant attempted to seize him, but he ran away *cross St. Martraret's Church-yard, and was pursued aid secured. On tt;s crossing the Church-yard, and being seized, he was observed to fling something from his person, which a watchman immediately licked ur, and found to be a small canvas bag, con taining a hunch of skeleton keys. On searching his person, there were fouttd a phosphoric fire-Box, with matches, and a piece of wax candle ; and also a poeket.bonk, in which was a memorandum of the Sale of a horse, which Le had made a few days be. More, (4a-twelve pOunds. It was dear that his attempt en the hoose of Mr.Nias, was in - pursuance of a plan now general amongst the gangs of house-breakers who infest the lvfetiopolis, a e. first to rap repeatedly at the hill dont, and if any servant come to ansn4r, it is easy to make a ' fictitious enquiry for some person who doesivit live there; and if no one comes to an swer, it is concluded ito person is then at home, and either the lock is picked, or the door wrenched with int iron clew, and' the plunderers proceed to execute dick purpose in silence and security. The prisoner Was well known to the officers as a constant associate of notorious robbers and house-breakers, -and he is said to have been one of Soave's gang of pickpockets. The Jury found guilty, and he niis sentenced to two years,imprisooment in the House of Correction. area* Devil Vitil indicted for stealing a gander and taio,:ioage on the 17th of September,. m tie y ar d of thee t al i, in the Haymarket. It ap keared from the testimony of the owner of the Inn, that•tbe prisoner had been some time in hit employ- meet as a ChalLetitter, by which he Cool . es4.llplp shillings per and that 44 the nigh; *late 2 4041 his *pie were alarmed :fly:hearing. **voice of. a gamer sere-arab:4ln the yard. when, tt aeat,ch rag, the prisonW, was: - detActed in . the f*t eyed . • • • • upon him. The horse-keeper of thelant staled, , that the gander . and geese were his, apt' Bpit 0111keariti,ti the gander scream, he ran doWntiii.iird, Ind Lund the.pri soner lying upon the ill4atedhirdp under a waggon. The indictmentimight have atomietrther, -and added murder to the robbery ; for thepristnier had not only ea. the throat •Of thik viho, with his last voice, had cackled an alarm : foe the safety of the C !rile!, but had previously put to death in •the Like barbarous manner the two geese , a rid hi d theta in 'a hay-cart. It appeared also that the prisoner had en tered the yard at that hour by means of a skeletoa key, which was found in his possession. A person, in whose service the prisoner had work: ed iwo years as a ciabutter, appeared togive liiM a character ; but, the Jury were " old birds,' not Uttar' caught with 'chuff," and convicted the pritimae!,'-,i. Sentence postpacied. • Mary Augusta, an old woman, was found guilty stealing a calico gown, the property of Louisa Bowen, and ordered to be imprisoned seven days. Elizabeth Evan was foand-guilty . of stealing franc her lodgings a°loolcing glass and-a pais of sheets, the, property f Thomas Fry ; but it appearing that the prosecutor itepta.houie of ill fame, she was sentenced to 14 days imprksonment only. .....•" .• ... • . • 'POLICE, Beeksysturr..—Yesterday .1. David:vs, a native of India, was charged with a hullary ifs the house VIP. * • dm ' t t ' .h e pr Esq isoner of tVi ca . to l' E ut ng S la u nd in * tli t e se aP r 7 - 0f the prosecutor, from which service he was die- Missed OR the 14th ult. when he threatened to be-ro. 'lenges' on Mm. On the morning . of the 6th instant the prosecutor was informed by h is servant that the house had been broke open, and on repairing to his dressing morn he found that his writing desk had been forced, and some gold coins, briraches, &c. taken. **secret drawer is his eserntoire had likewise been forced, and a number of valuables stolen. From the latter circumstance, joined to th:. prisoner's threat, "Ind it being ascertained that he had. not slept at his home on the night of the robbery, suspicion imme. diately fell on him. Information was accottlingly sent to this office, and an officer sent in pursuit, whe learned that he was gone to Hampshire to be mar ried. He, however, secured. hilwat East Wick, and lodged him in Newbury gaol. In the morning the officer asked him where the property was ? when he denied any knowledge of it ; but while in conversa tion with him, a woman brought in a quantity of linen she had washed for him, which, on examination, 'proved to be part of the property stolen. This the ~ p risoner denied, and asserted, that Mr. Cherry had given it him on his return from India ; which, how ever, was contradicted by Mr. Cherry, who identified, ,it, and the prisoner was committed for trial. MaNstox-House.—Yesterday R. Crawley and C. .Lather, two porters, in the employ of Messrs. Alslabie f , Eade, anti Standring, wine-merchants, in the Minories, Were citar,ged• with, stealing from the cellars great insanities of wine at different times. In their defence !they did not deny the charge ; but being asked, whe they sold the wise; to ? they denied having sold any. ,L*hner affered to wee his Majesty, which was con sented to, and C . :racektiras fully committed. GUlLDHALL.—irestertlay Roez Wire was charged with robbing hisimployers, Messrs. Pook and Mier, furriers, in Fetter-Line, of three pieces of fur, value 6s. ,The prisoner, who is U foreigner, •received from the prosecutors four guineas per week. Mr. Pook having repeatedly missed articlii of preperti, of which he icoitrd not obtain any atcount,.suspicion ffil upon the risoner, and on Thursday,. when he was going from iwork, a constable searched the prisoner.. The above 'property was found on him, when he confessed tie theft, and sued for mercy. The prisisner in his de fence •said," he had promised his' children some fur 1 0 make doll's muffs and tippets, and that he Ir4d not any idea that he was doing an improper act..kle however, f ully.committed. !F - LONDON. MARRO'S. . . CORN,XECH44GC MARK-LANE, OCTOBER 21. triortaat ettikancv . At VIVILD.: Whea,l2l. 844:46.: - (014) 68s. t 4s. Fine dktognevelsl4lloll4. Tick ditto, Ofis.-725. Rye ' 50i. 541. • ' Oats, 355. 38s. 40$. Barley, 425. 475: Poland ditto, 41s. 431. !tf alt, 78s. 85s. Potatat ditto, 435. White Peas (boilers) 1400.1475. P,ape.Secd, 421. to 451. prey ditto., 56s.tti s. . tine Flour tiss i aas.--Seconds SOs. Its. INSPFCTOIt'S R.E.TURIP - AT UXBRIDGE, October 20. Wheat per load 241. Os. to 291. Os. Barley, per quarter 454. -d. to Cis. -sr. Oats 465. -d. to 425. -d. Beans 60s. -d. to 70s. -4. P c 3114. -d. to 618..-d. PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. ST. JAM LS'S. Hay 51. 15s. to CIL 10s. Hay 5L .ss. to 411. 106 Straw 11. Ids. to IL 164. Clover IL 10s. to 71. lOs Straw IL 541. to VL Os PRIC,F. OF HAY AND STR AW 3111E11114EL% . Meadow Hay 61. 10s. w 61. 155.. Clover . los to 71. Os. New ditto 51. los. to al. IS. New do. • 41. 4 1 0 to 01. Os Straw - IL 104. tn. IL. Ills. . • • Pli.lC* OF HOPS. ,•. . 3.600. • recgOTS. . ' K s cnt • al. 10s. to, 4L .4 Kent 41 - 414.:te: 41. 40. Stases 31. iis.'ta 31. 14s; Sutter 3). ss. to 41. Os Etsca . 41. Ot. to 4. 104. Farniara 61. Oos. to . 11. 7* PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. Pockets (Kent) Pockets. (Sussex) 31 . . 1.55. to IR, las. 4). be. to C. Os. • /161:1TURIELD MARKET, Octosta 41. • - • • TiEgak the Oka per stone of alb. . 1344 Oildet O. Bd. Veal 'BMX/ *a. 04 Mutton 41. 44A5T545.. 441. Pork AU. t 0.46 earrLa MIS DAY/ •••• 71' Batts about.9oo-4beep, 5,500.'• • • • 7 Bala. 240-Pigs, 300. . _ NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL MA/MET. Per stone oftilb.by the carcase. , * Beef .4s. Od. to 3s. 4d. Yeal ' 44. OA: to Is. od 'Mutton , 35.. Od. to 4s. 4d. Pons bs. Oti. to 64. Od PRICE OF LEXI'HER IN LEADENFIA4L MARKET. Batts 21d. 23411. Calf Skins - it6s. 29s Ditto • • 21d. 2641: Dkto • • • 535. 59s Merebante Backs toad. 901. Ditto - • 121.-16s Dressing Hides I7d. ltd. • Small Sella 'l3s. 9d. 34. •44 Fine Coaeh I- idea 19d.. 21d. Large ditto . 140 s. isos Crop Hides for can. '504. 23d. Tanned Horse piths 204 1121 d Ditto 27d. inkt Goat Stilts'" , • ' • 00s. OM. PRICE OF TALLOW. '• • -61 TOMOIROW. Sun Tiset. Sun sets. minutes atter • I S niinutesatter 5 I kii&riVAWMit A 4bS . • hioon set*. 8 minutes After 8. LONDON BRIDGE TO—MOLUtOW. - 41 4B‘lnutes after 4 0 mimics Corr 5 /ES hi AV . CTION. A CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, MANOR, AND ADVOWSON IN GLOUCESTERSHIRE. By Mews. SKINNER, DYKE, TUCHIN, and FORREST, On Tuesday, the 15th day of 'November, 006, at It o'clock, at GalT4Way'S Coffee-house, Thange-Pallry, Comte!, London, la: osse'l" Ai CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, Tycho. : X. free, and the land Tax redoemedolesirebly situate at Haw- . ling, within nine miles of Cheltenham, eight of Nortbkach, nine of Stow-on-the-Wold, and eighteen - of the city of . Gloucester ; comprising the MANOR. of HAW I.INC, via' its Rights and Royalties, a commodious Manor House, with Offices and the Demesne Lands, containing about Fourteen Hundred and 'fwenty Acres, dielded Into eligible Farms, with suitable Farm Houses, Barns, Stabling, Beast Stalls, and other Outbuildings, now ill the, osetspaslon of Messrs. Ruck, Cook, and Lodge, on Leases wkiah espiro at Lady-day, 1,110. About Otte Hundred and Eight Acres of Viood.Land and Plan tations, in hand. Also Four Plendred and 'llirty-one Acres of' Land, let on Leases, and Copies of Court Roll for Lives, a considerable peat depending on very old single lives; together with the Advoweon .of the Rectory, and the whole Township or Village of Rawling s The Estate forms a most valuable property, is capable.ofi.r• at ,Improvement, and well worth the attention of genfi.nwit wishing , to realise in Oloncestershire. • To las viewed by aoplying to the principal tenants ; and printed particulars pay be had at the Manor House, sin weeks preceding 'the sale; also at the King's Head, Northlcaseh ; Unicorn, Stew; rPlongh, Cheltenham ; yf Mr. Walker, Printer, Gloucester ; Mr. Laegdon, Printer, Sil'. borne ; Mr. Cruttwell, Printer, Bath ; Mesas. Brodie and Co. Printers, Salisbury ; Messrs. awsons, Printers, Oxford; Messrs. Wells and Gwinett Cheltenham ; ' Charles Wade, Esq. Pucknall, near Ramsey, Hants—where a Plan may be seen ; and of ;slows. Skinner, Dyke, Tuchin, and Forrest, Aldersgateastreet,Londoo.—where st. Plan may also be : HUN INGDONSHIRE. By Messrs. SKINNER, DYKE, TUCHIN, and FORREST, On Tuesday, the I sth of November, at 12 o'clock, at Garravray's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Co k CAPITAL and very Valuable FREEHOLD advantLieously situated a short distance from' the market towns of St. breot's stud Huntingdon, and bounded by the turnpike road from Eaton to Kimbolton. Consisting of a Maher, Stith the quit-reats, fines, royalties, and immunities, a genteel Cottage Reildence, recently erected, and sundry eligible Farms and Lands, containing 1034 Acre's of tertik, Meadow, Pas ture, Arable, and Wood !.ands, well timbered, and except a smell l inclosed, and lying very compact, with Farm-houses and suitable Farming Buildings, now in thuoccepation of respectable tenants, the present' rents, exclusive of the Mansir anti Woods in hand, amount to upwards of XI 100 per annum. A Alan La tythe free, and the Land Tax of the whole Estate is redtmased. A ,considerable part of the Purchase Money pay be left ea Mortgage for five or seven years. , be Viewed by applying either to Messrs. Skinner, Tactiln, and Forrest, Alden:gate-street,. or to Wm. Walton,'Esci. Oirdler's Hall, London, who are authorised to treat bar the sale by Primate Contract. - • • Printal particulars may be ha& gs 4ye preceding tbe,aole, at the Cock inn; Eaten; Cross Keys, St. ?sfeet: t ; kountain,HanOtig den ; Mean, Bedford ; White Lion, Kl.•nbpitici,; 'rathot,Ountik ; George, Northampton ; Wbite titrr,Thrapston ; and :It rite Ptace of Sale. - • - 1 .r,_ . • - CAPITAL mritckymk CONCERN A NIi . ES I laKni BEY*oltllst-tritii, With .peareolnis la January next. .By Minks. SKINNER, I,tIF,X.E, WUCKLN, and FORREST, On Tuesday the IStli of .Noventlxv, at •rseelve, at Garmway's, in One Lot, by order of the Essicutors of Mr. GeOrge Harbert, decVeasALed, AVALUABLE COPY` OLD ESTATE, but , 1- equal to Freeload, as the line is certain and small, desira bly situated for a merchant, on VP, bank •of the navigable river Ivel, in the Town of Biggleswado, on great North Road; con sisting of a Capital and OldFacsblitiiedMerchant's Yard, with as extensive Wharf, and Granaries fornear • rwe'thausand Qllll , ars of Corn ; Capacious . Cunt, Deal, and Timber Yards, Cinder Sheds and Ovens ; arched Wine and Liquor Vauits, capable of containing snore than One Humlrei Pipes ; Acconiptint Houses, Store Houses ' and other suitable erections. Also a Genteel and Cotmnodious Dwelling Honee;woltton'inolesifDotitelstieOlkces, Pleasure and Kitchen Gardens, late in the posseseirm of Messre. Dquiti.r.d Oeorge Herber:, byattisain the concern ha. awn .con,. ducted for more than half a century, with great sticcetts..utd spectability. The Rita ltelccnsusuicAtes.with.the.Onaeosthicii; La Its course to the Sea at Lyanownpthroughtite - Brbacipallown. lathe Counties af *dined, Hawgingslosi, part of. Cambridge and Norfolk, and by e.talbteeral branches hatendrat many ether planes. The Estate poniesresneeryrenaisite•.quferniptice top carrying en' it very Extemsive and Lucrathrairrodgrand the situation, it is! resumed, is equal, if not seperfee tqany inlthatlntrt of tlitemin try, having many local ssiviusge; higlity,britfiCl4 to TpUCh a CM. . . . cerr. To accommodate one hilif of the Pertbarel • lfetteg der the Estate may remain oti Mortgage for seven .years t • and the Purchaser will also have .thesidgaßtille. 4 takittithe -siock• of Wines; Liquors, Coals, Corn, Licalsjimber, Iron, and Salt; tn. gether with the lighters, &c. at.h .Valuation ; .and Credit will he given for one half oflthe amount Con 'approved security) tie twelve Months. A few Acres of Land maybe bad. TO be vkwesi Printed Particulars may be. hail on the Pre ; ago at the Swan, Bedford; Fottinain, Huntingdon ; Angel Inn, Peterborough • Reis s.r, Lincoln ; Crows Tavern, Lynn ; of Mr. Newconth;.. De , Printer, Stanford; Messrs Dicey and Co. Printers, Northampton ; Mr, Hodson, Printer, Cambridge ; Messrs. Stevenson and Co. Priaten,Norwich ; Mr. (ledge, POW ter, Bury ; Mess% Hiadley ;ad Rem, Solklosrs, Baldock • at the Place of Sole ; cad of Mem. Sbitmet. ihK 'lndia. 44 Eon' iei4,4*leate-street, Loodon. ' • • Therscomb, oing:i4 V 4:::7lk:dk Tut,. •1- St.. Clare .. .... ._ . GL 4', imben kbrket 9s 21+4d 4'; " ;I I ' ri ll.* v • ' 11.1 ' 411 MANOR AND ESTKICE, HERI4ORDSHII4.: att.: - Mied the administration of their new remedy, and the retrains late isdarket es ' • 'Yellow Rolla '' ''l'oli=s cd By Nfessrs. SK I N ,NER, DYXE TV CHIN, Mid . FORR Ett,''on %Unary . eures it has performed. For along series of years, Mosrs. irhitecisapel Market is TIC" `IVSIIrane7. • -•••••• ` - '411,/ ..... od , Fly, tile lo th . doy of , 1868, at firelveViiiiik' at Cu am a and CO. Surgeons, formerly in his Majesty's service, tare .1 per stone of alb. ------ Sol ditto ••• • c • :or** ' • 'olsrraWay'e CollsosHogqi,' , Cortililli,l4odeln, fa ' made alts Venereal Disease the particular object of their imolai- .. . • 17i foia Me tin Ski; :.; . t ; *ll • • Lo t.; Average Ss fI id Dim r o ugh . '• • '''.l * - VALUA BLE . BLE mid *itif,' desirable FREEHOLD patio, and are happy in baying discovered 9 medicincsuperior co mercury in the ester of that, on:plaint ; it is sufficient to obserre Graves 14s tad Good Dregs ists ' isa • • •s • ESTATE, situate in thq Parish of Kingston, caIIe&DUNS- that the effect" of Ws flime4Y are diametrical' 'l l ll 4l e'°' l '" e , Yen°° ' S "P i k l oo, Ws--M°t(ied- ' "•,?1 - ?" /- 7 C ' . .:S r ! ci l 114. * • WATER. within 'five miles o d • • Price of Cas pe r dozen .14i ust---M.attas.4 .5 i csd. mercury , for 9 completely f the city of Hereford ; contprislag of di itgh iseradicates riery vestige v. COAL MARKET; .Cictbliit 'it. • . the MANOR of KINGSTON POItGf..•S„ (co-extenslve - oith the the ssirus, in its most cordoned oases, yet k does not in the Ina hips at Market .... • • , Ships sold . • • • • .• • . Parish), ylizb rte 'Quit ye Chief Relit', Royalties , and.faanniai- illitrre She c..AVAlitillPfl l 41 1 the ext,tra"Tr 4 weigale** l .. 1 77 ties, end walk* PALM. of rickSfigiv 1,2114„ enoi n t ioo tt in elf its natitraTfunctions, promotes appetite , and feeilitar . o 17 Newcastle Crids I'S. I , ~. 46. , . ( 1.,p - . ‘ sss ' ott. : oeir voa aubtintraAc o s . . 'lmo' e u p s wwieng, j ok gestion : thus instead of reducing a strong, and vignorno cannon- -1 fikindertaMl 1 "1 - 9!:99"`..A.• . c l os ure s - , evith ac a pii ii n , ..ll 9 4i, i ! pa - ' - 11,1;41, 06 ,,, ~,,b7 4, „.. /ion to the frightful coat/kiwi that mercury does, it got only pro. 1 w BIOS,: r 6 L, I A J : j! ,I ;' . !pit!.'. 1 "..). tes • t o t h e e a t ti ce • o L t h e ttos" sow on TOSllrdays is Russell-square,disiNalke(Witi.Ars , de1,01 . 04. John 'Wall expire, itrApaStenas, 1,00.--A. eol i e hh te vi t te nd 4eliiiitatetone so its pattralstrengthasmi singstur. Nusish.r- sif Irina. Streeialf 'cir iter. rens OFT* ,Eiriw • _ less instances are at recent record of the sygeg . iot. efficacy of Szs . _ . •.. ...,r isms' !Jo' IS. TO lit Visni: , Ile days • the . sqle; usb‘(ittiptetS me tt„ medictur. it, Inborent•and specific virtues &Mpg al i 10 0 7"' • . 4 ' MARRigAs fet:ett; . wt ,„ s „ . ___. On the Inth Instant, Charles Kelson„, ' ,e t t , ,taliires; „...,__,cu'ar' may b e,, , bad of tbe l l'in i g lip4 . attht 1" 1 " , ;il Ws Revel 4°Trtreive to t " lii r "" it Y , w '''' her P mer " a g fg"l'm racers Cetheritie Leverrage, Of tetnisad, = blotic .• ''"' -t • saws .rsrins„ I.eenuassen 3, ' t higikov ;of th e pit mers : o f of Capiugil or illeifilleaussm, .orfrOnt the wee *situate, though e r the 10th et Augyst,•af Silr. Akar** Bell's t s tu ter ciati , int . ifigai,ge . 4,1,4,4,4 ~44,16,,,,,,, not less destructive, indulgence of ince/lova you* . tf bah sere! omo • • o p t to a certain pernickins hallit . Asilidet tlse'ls a r rr tchoil 7aiietY 01 Mahe)*Browne George . Itcantiere; Essq. to V second disighter of the kale ) !kir, .1 0 0,11, .T,, , •A• i ; asrairo ....„. ' ii, lit4oo ;" at' Wi l l ' ' 4.!1 " 11 ‘ 4 4 ; lir ir t ' &MASA athieh ire* eonse4aiiiice isf kW' ' vice, there ate tire county teem*, 'retina. • .' , . ... ;. .. s --- Siddayr _ .. i s Ir Mt ' . 41th 's aba Peirest.: -t d •eiCslr" s .- . k ili t t . " 12.1111"illetlit 11111141' Ilike diltrella * 41"1"f aillfßil )(Alt Waril fill ' 4 Sicaile-114t* ' t° ' 4l/111bier. ': • '''- - ' f :'• " e ' '' '•' A ' ' ' '''''*'''[ --,-. 14 012appr lignPt itA llet teetir .Pree' eleis e411"r eotT elal hi llit"s ir initferie til"it tli; esl ailw 4ed ili te ligte sei the ir- of PletOrgemb . a ' hotriak. ._ . ton, . 3 _rMillialtl i , ,.f. :.:: L. , MESSRS. 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E 6. 16e County of Lincolns vonsisting of a substartial brick Dw'rial. ling House, with a neat Cottage, Granary, Darn ) Stable, ve t bikt containing (ia twelve Inclosures) YO4 1 . :At 17P. fifty-aine acres of which are Arable, and the rest Meadow ur - Pasture, sal it, whole in the highest state of cultivation. With or without this Farm may be had all that rich Altot z; , nt of Land in Cawbett Common. containing .6tA..isit. 171. fcs. . session of each to be taken at Lady-day neat (a/s1 it yls) N. B. The highest tehder, by letter, :Armed to Mr. fis t ,' L a w Surveyor, Canterbury, will be preferred', and furiltee pant., culars may be karat by applying W Lint or ,Ir. Ashton, O A , • Keys Inn, Spalding. FitEITTA 'THE value of this Infallible Medicine has bee n so • i 1 long proved, that flotillas. of the 'resew day cap b ear competition wltt it in all the different rages of a cortaiu which it effectually cures and eradicates trom the habit, with al caching the painful feelings and expcsure that attends minuti a% witlnsat debaitatirg the constitution in any degree, or even ir e „ mitring con.inament from business, or restiiction in diet. li e radical virtues of those inestimable Drops have proved their chi* to Politic approbation for more than thirty . vars. In all th e d, btsty of both sexes, they moan a newer (adult resturative,Mk, tier the debility is produced by too free use of Mercury, lff,da pleasures, or the effects of amarin clltnaw to travellers. and than going abroad. They cannot be recommended too strongly s r those who will receive a safe, speedy, and complete cure in all M stubborn Ghia.. and every weakness that affects the bladdeet a d ' organs of urine. By its efficacy many women have become as Airs who for years had been deprived of that lapcintas. • Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's. No. 4, Cheapside, r46 , nee of Paternmaer.row, and retail by Matti, Portsmouth ; W ertaa, Pertmit ; Wills and Rogers, Plymouth; Peck, liullt Calwelake: lire; Macdonald, Glasgow Smith and Mandurtnn, Bdiubstit y ,and by most country medicine wade:s i tu bottles, at V 54,11 .5 4 4. kith ample directions. JAMES'S POlA'lltit. For Fevers, Colds, .Agues, influenzas, Measles, Le. • AVender of Medicines, formerly a labon*inure Doctor's garden, has lately advertised himself " as the tel final sad only person who ever prepared the Fever Powder " the late Dr. James ;" but as it has been proved that this Meet., eine well sold before he was born, and therefore that he touldeat have been the" original Preparer," be now shifts his pound, and declares ." that he assisted in the preparation two years prier is " the Doctor's decease, the person who usually prepared them " being in a bad state of heakli, &c." and thus, by his ova *hew. ing, it appears that he was not" the only yreparer." It happens, however, that Mrs.Evehs, here alluded to, who lived many yens lu the Doctor's family, and survived him, was, in truth, the onir person who attended the fires and assisted in the. process- till his death : a man was occasionally employed to pound the ingredietta, which.. is all this pretender, Mr. Fuxin, can have dose, oat. which he calls " assisting in the preparation ;" so that after the gross falsehoods of being " the original and the only Pryparer: 4 his pretensions resolve themselves,iato the mere itgbble " of as. " 'listing in the preparation," because he pounded the ingredinics, But even if he had been admitted to assist Mr.. Evans in her pan of the proem, he could not have obtained the secret of this Me dicine, far, acccrrding to Dr. lames's affidavit ',published by hit Executors in 1777), it had only been communicated to his ..41 and Mr. Nywbely—a discovery, moreov.:r, that has ever 1a£166 the skill of the most eminent Chemists. The genuine Powder is to be'hati only fmm F. Nowbert N0.45,5t. Paurs.Cburoblard, London ; or at Dr lameis tate.buisse, in Ilurtoit.strect, in Packets, price tAt. 641 each; aria Bottles, 4o4Lairting It Packets, as made up for the Anus ti t t Navy, price IL is including the duty. Observe that the work. •` F. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's," am engraved in the Sumps The kevrrend Mr. BAKCLAY's PATE4TANTIBI4 IO th PILLS. IT 'was a tenaark—of the celebrated Dr. Ilaeliat; Author of the " Domestic .Medene," that complaints efth stomach and bowels are the prevailing maladies of this cauntil, which Liy the foundation of the more formidable and fatal dis , eases-.that the person who could discover for the relief wain" a seal& and infallible remedy, would prforre a most hoportma service to society. This discovery has now been wade in -thi Paula Antibilious Pal of the ,Rev. William Barclay, the eaten- Sive Mk of which, add the high estimation in which they are de trarredly held, has considerably lessened thi number of there COWr plaints; sad bid, lair, in a short that, to be the MMUS oLeatirrlif eiadioating them. Tliter.Pills haves quick and safe operation, they set powerful/9' and slxlilkaltY ortAbe bile, and thus remove the numerom, dis orders connected with it—sick headaches, flatulence, liver coat plaints, jaundice, nerinsti disorders from indigestion, &c: The/ are the roost esbsahle family *matelot hitherto offers:lto **pub, lie, and the Proprietor as supported DI the most respectable eri .4lnice of **twat characters of rhe-Nobility, and others, tint the f haysaieres be adosittisteral to ant panne without losing aal! tame and speedy relief, and in the end completing a cure :j4tis7valuable medicine having been need with-memo ) is tat • commended by the folk/wing distinguished personages ; . • ,Tha•llight Hos. Viscount Tbellorvlllivhtnp of BATH anti Wabta. itsJawaFHonarearms, Ott. M..P. far Hvolitna Sir S rcenks l.v.antirn roN , hut. M.P far Perna. • Taassms Aresost,-Esti. Mir. for Litchfield. /LAM/ Also .$44, Req. M.P. Aar Soathasuptea. N ICUP LSO N CALYCItt, Esq. M.P. far Hertford. Pawn wßeenm Esq. New-Strtet, Spring-garden*. Iscaassa-tiaasia;st stars r Esq. Pall MAL. - G. W. Dica as, Ev t .aeueste Ser.ittaiTta the Archlocshop of Canterbury. v • ' The. /49. Mt. plaplipsjitrila tn • the '4rchbislisi. • CECIL ' I; . yuloels. *, • • Said wholesale and retail •by ..for Seller, No " i, Qj corner of PaterriegtOi s ew ; and rep* Ivyice. Kirby {stator*. street, Old.llondt ; Mr. tratton, tAnceitt . V 44 lUa•%; 324 by all respectable ve dei *Town and country. A CAv T to N-4M4ertA !..-- . 11.te name of William Barclay a l oe graved on the stamp, which is affixed on the outside wr apper of each bar ; all not so stamped are a dangerous imitation. Prier ss. 64. and 10s. per box, with ample -. IMPORTANT 'DISCOVERY THE Advantage'the Pnblic must always (kris -1 from regularly' educated professional Men directing alni.st exclusively their t.tudies to one species &malady, was never more clearly demonstrated then by she susexaraplesi- success which Ws *tended of their remedy, and the error- ►f^ .1* • v I I , .