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, ^ •^-• ..7 - • • • • . . • • _ LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF KING'S BENCH JUNE 15. WATTS v. THORPE. This was an action by the Assignee of a Bankrupt, to mover back the sum of X7OO, paid after the act of bankruptcy was com mitted. The Defendstur was father to the Bankrur, and had gat a warrant of attorney for his debt, upon which he had entered up judg,mewt, and sent in his execution to his Son's shop, who was a linen-draper, at St. lees, in Suffolk, on the 2941 of Deeektber. His 4ttontry at the same tune advi s ed th e y oun g er ThZpe not to keep oat of the way, which would be an act of bankrupt . cy, and defeat hie father's execution, until the Sheriff badactually entered. Vic &Unwed this advke , and when the Sherif elite:vibe abaunted himself. upon which a Commission of Bankruptcy was awarded against him. Lord Ettetsacotoven held, that as the act of bankruptcy was after the execution, it did not vitiate it. Mr. GARROW then submitted, that it wasn.frandalent prefer , 'once to deft-at other creditors; but his Lordship bald, tire Defen dant having acquired a right by his execution, the Son tinty acted fairly in not committing an act of bankruptcy to defeat diet for Defendant. TR*NrrY TOM Yesterday being the. first day of Trinity Tenn, the Judges went in procession to. Westminster_ Hall, and t'ie Courts were opened with the accustomed formali, tiii. Nothing buf iOutinebusiness occurred in the Come of King's Bench, except A Certiorari obtained by the A lto acv "GPERRAL, to bring into Court the entry of appointment, by which certain individuals atTwkkenham claimed to be Overseers of ttat parish. A defendant in an action for Crim. Con. made an affidavit vie* tom, temove-th ,, trial. from the County of Middlesex to that of Devonshire ; in which • he set forth that the caste of action arose in the latter - county, thereby admitting the adulterous intercourse. , The Plaintiff's Counsel said, it was of little conse quence where the issue was tried; after that admission. The Lady's husband had been absent from her a twelvemontli;and she had recently been brought to bed. '['he Defendant was charged with the adul terous intercourse, and he had pleaded the general issue; hut with chat success the affidavit alluded to would show.. • The King agains Dogherty was enlarged till Mon day next, to give t Defendant opportuniti of sling an additional ffidavit. VALUABLE FRBEHOLD .AND COPYHOLD FARMS, NEAR ST. NEC/1"S, RIMBOLTON, AND fiIYCKDFN, • HUNTINGDONSHIRE AND • BEDFORDSHIRE, IVTili IMMEDIATE 'POSSESSION. By Messrs. SKINNER, DYKE, TUCHTN, and OR S T,. On Thursday; the 30th instantaionctuall l %vo yht &Clads, attlik 1 . * Cross Keys inn, St. Neot's, in 'llsirty Lots, _ i . 'VALUABLE and very Eligible FREEHOLD' and COPYHOLD FARMS and - LANDS, situate at 'Greit and Litt!, Stoughton, Pertenladl, Graffham, and. Perry, within I four, five, and six miles of Kimbolton, St. liiteot'S, and Hunting don,ieer.sisting of Stoughton Given, West End , t h e Hoos, Stough ton Highway, Perry, and Graffham Farms, containing about Four Hundred and Seventy-two Art4s of Fertile Meadow, Pasture, ) and Arable Land, a' considerable part Tythe free,.and capnble of 1 great Improvement,. with Farm Houses, Barns, Stabling, and Out-buildings, in the occupation of Messrs. GoodflTe, Hardwick, I white and Woodward, (who have h a d notices to q uit at' Mi- I ehadonas nest s • ,7 , ; - -... To be viewed by applying to the Tenants, of whom printed ', particulars may be bad; partfittlzrs also at the Cross Keys, Sr. Neot's; White Lion, Kimbolton; George, Buckden ; tannish!, Huntingdon; Dragon, Hlghain Ferrets ; W kite Hart Thrapston, !Talbot, Oundle; Swan, Bedford; George, Northampton; of Messrs. Parntkers, Solicitors, London-street, Fenchuret-street ; and of Messrs. Skinner, Dyke, Tuchin, and Forrest,. AldessLate- I street, London, where Planstway be seen. :APITAL r.S C ATEs AND MANORS--:-PLYMOUTP, DEVONSHIRE. By Messrs. SKINNER, DYKE., TUCHIN, and .FORREST, Ou Thursday the 7th of July, at 12 , at Garr swa y' s, in two THE Capital and VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, advantageously situate within 1, 2, and 5 miles of Plymouth and Plymouth Docks ; comprising the hlanor of Compton Gaud and several eligible Harms and Lands in De rum , containing about 9514 acres, let to Messrs. Gilbert, Die ting, Gila, Eddy, Colson, and'Helist;n, on leases expiring at Lady bay 11109 i Isls, 1814;and 1818, at rents amounting to only 11171.105. per amnesia. Also about 76 acres of laud and sundry Houses, let. on two ant: three lives, at reserved rents, antounting to 101. 114. sd. pet annum, and Heriots • and also the Maitor of -Bowden, and flosfeligslale farms and - la nds, containing abotit 155 Acres. 00 - ue‘e, two, and three lives, at reservcsi ants, •aownntieg to 1. 141*.1.0d. per annum, and Hericits. The whole estate con tains about 4'17 area; of the estimated value of xhal.:t flOeti. per &Lonna, and, in paint of eitnation, h preustned to he equal td any in the vicinity of Plymouth and Plymouth Dock for buildinz upon, - sta &c . d . /4100860;A is highly respectable, and the ert4riae and surroonding rich country views extremely bcantifol. To he viewed ; and pri used particulars may be :::sal of Mr. Vol land, hferafseld, Plyn - iptots ; also at the Pope's Head, Plymonth ; Castle, 'Catlntun ; of Me•srs. 'Frey:quails, Exeter; Mr. Langdon, Sher borne ; Mr. Collin, Salisbury ; Mr. Cruttwell, Bath ; Mr. Bristol ; at the place of sale ; and of Meurs. Skinner, Dyke, Tachin, and Forrest, Alder 4-ate-street, London . ; where plans may be seen. VALUABLE. FREIIHOLD GROUND, BETWEEN , TWO GREAT WESTERN ROADS,. at KENSINGTON, Eligible for Building of Villas; Vi►tis possession at Michaelmas next. By Messrs SKINNER, DYKE, TUCHIN and FORREST, On Taesday, July 5, at twelve o'clock, at Carraray's house, 'Change-alley, Csrnhill, in Six Lots, , AVALVABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE , de -3u 'drably situate in Church-lane,lieirsington, a short distance from Hyde Park, and Kensington Gardens • con taining upwards of 23 Acres of Land, inclosed by a brick wa ll, and a considerable 'extent of front Ground, commanding boadtiftil and extensive propicts, over a rich Country. The Land contains Brick Earth, Saud, and Gravel, and from its contiguity'to the Metropolis, is rendered exceedingly valuable for building upon. To be viewed, by applying to Mr. Swain the tenant, of whom printed particulars may be had; also at the King's Arms, sington; Coffee-house, Hammersmith,- of E. Williams, Esq. • No. 58, Lincoln's Inn Fields; at the 'lice of Sale; and of Messrs. Skinner, Dyke, Tuchin, and Forrest, Aldersgate-street, "dive a Plan of each Lot may be seen., LONDON MARKETS. - SMITHFIELD, .June 17. Ilse 4s. 4d. to 53. ed. Veal 4s. 4d. to 6s. 4a. • Mutton 4s. Bd. to 53. 4d. Pork 4s. Btl. to ss. Id. Larnb 5s 8d to. is Bd. NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKET. Beer ss. Bd. to ss. Od: Veal Ss. Bd. to ss. Bd. Mutton 4s. Od. to ss. Od Pork 4s. Bd. to ss. sd. Lamb 4 $ 4d to 6s 4d. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. Bagt.Kent 41. 15s. to SI. 15s Pockets SI. Os. to 41. 15s. Sussex 41. los. to 51. Os. 41. 10s. to 51. 12s. Farnharn 111. es. to 101. 10s.. PRICE tIAY•AND 'RAW IN SMITHFIELD. Hay LI OF . lOs to 61. 81.. New Clover 01. Os to 01. Os. 411rwer * §l. Os. to 71. 7s. Straw 11. 148. to 21. 53. PRJCE M* LEATHER IN LEADENHALL MARKET. Butts 194 d. •flOid Calf Skins 285. 324 rittiO 24d. 26d Ditto 375. 41$ Mtrebante Backs 19d 210. Ditto • 365. 38$ Dr s.ir.g I:kies 17d. Isid. Small teals Ss. 6d. ss. 74 l'im• Coaco Hides 19d. 110 d. Large ditto • 100$. 110$ Crop Hides to: curt. .19d. 22d. Tanned Horse Hides 225. 241 • Ditto . 17d. 19d. Goat Skins 00s ood PRICF. OF TALLOW. St. James's Market 5s 4d Town Tallow . 90s 64 Clare biarkt t 5s 4d Yellow Russia .-s 97e Od Whe. 'chapel Market is 8d White ditto ..... 921 04 per stone of Bib. ---v.- Soap ditto rts 94s Od 15s lld Malting Stuff 49s 72s Od 5s 44 Ditto rough • • SOs 04 Graves 14s Cd Goad-I:kegs 14s Cd Yellow Soap, 1125--Mottled, 12.2 s Od-Curd, 12.45. Price of tangles, per dozen 13s tict.-•Moulds, 14s 0d... COAL MARKgT, June 17. Ships at Market . Ships sold S NewcalAtle Coals 4 445. 9d. to SOs 9d. 4 Sunderland 2 • 44s 6d. to 45s 9d. 1 Stone . . 0 00s. Qd. to 00s. Od THE COURSE OF EXCHANGE. Amsterdam, 36 1 I U ' , alarms. 9S Pence per 9z. Ditto at sight, 35 5 ' Leghorn, 49 Rotterdam, 11 4 2V - Genoa, 45 Flamburgh, 34 9 al U Venice, 52 Liv. Piccole ' Altana 34 10 241 U . effective per l. stet Paris I day's da. 23 16 I;rir. j. Naples, 42 Ditto, 2 Us. 24 0 Lisbon, 40 Bourdeaux, ditto 24 0 Oporto, 67 Madrid, 41 Effect. Dalin, 11 Cadiz, . , 41 Effect. Cork, 11i inlboa, 40.1 Effect. New Dollars, ss. 81. pesos. Agfa on the Bank of liollar.d, 5i per Cent. Average FREEHOLD VILLA and LAND, KENT. Ey Messrs. SKINNER, DYKE, TUCHIN, and FORREST, On Tuesday the sth July, at Twelve o'Cfock, at Garraway's Cof fee House, 'Change-alley, Cornbill, AVERY desirable FREEHOLD ETSATE, plea santly situate in a beautiful part of the County of Kent, con. tiruous to Chevenlng Park, a short distance from the tB-mile stone, in the high wad fo Tunbridge Wells near Seven Oaks,, eonunanding extensive views of the surrounding country. Comprising egenteel modern built Villa with convenient at tached and detached offices, coach-house, stabling for eight horses, and other oulbeilstings ; la wn, gardens, and about twelve acres of meadow and pasture land, the whole iu excellent order, and am early possession may be bad. To be viewed, and printed particulars may be had on the pre mises, also at the White Hart, Seven Oaks Common ; Rove and Crown, Tunbridge ; Sussex Tavern, Tunbridge Wells ; George, Farnborough ; Bef, Bromley ; piaci; of sale, and of Meters. Skin ner, Dyke, Tuchin and For: est, Alder gte-street. TOTTENHAM, MIDDLESEX. Desirable Freehold Residence, with Offices, Fleasnre-Grourid, Gardena, and Lands,with an early possespion. By Me:Ars. SKINNER, DV KE, TT 4 l; ill bl, aml FOARF.ST, 1 On Thursday, the 7tk July, at Twelve, at Carraway's, A COMMODIOUS and very desirable FREE - HOLD RESIDENCE, with excellent attached and de tached Offices, fore Court and Court-yard, Coach.honae, six-stall ' Stable, anti othetconvenient out.beildings, pleasure-ground, with Shrubbety-walks * agreeably Mid out, productive Garden, waled and clothed wlthFruit-trees Hot-house, Green-kat:se, a She. 1 of I Water, and Paddocks ; the whole about six acrei and a ball, plea-, sandy situate at the entrantv,of White-Hart Lane, Tottenham, about Jive miles and a half from the Aletrogolls. Also seven acres a ix:tubule! Meadow Land, nearly c.'hntignotts. The Premises comprise an uniform Residence, withwingF containing a licodsomel suite of rooms, viz. Drawing-room, 27 feet by 18, Morning-room. I 2 en 2 t fe l e i t ed i lhasti lB, b ni er n a in a g a - d Pa D rl rs r; in g r roo ft m .et s. by and lN. A w p i art th m sev el erl its a fw. et s c er el : vants. The whole in excellent repair and order, Gt for immediate habitation, and as retired as at a considerable distance from town. May be viewed ten days preceding the sae, by tickets, which, with printed particulars, may be bad of Messrs. Skinner, Dyke, Tuchin and Forrest, Akersgatc , street ; particulars site at the Place of Sae: . . 011. AND NIUSTARD-MILLS. ' To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, fly Messrs. SKINNER, DYKE, TUCHIN and FORREST, - ITERY Valuable and Desirable PREIsIISES, eh v gibly situated in front of the River Thames; comprising capital OIL and MUSTARD-MILLS which are extremely capa cious, with Store-houses for 6000 Quarters of Seed, and 250,000 Cakes; together.with all the Valuable Machinery and Apparatus, worked by a Stern Engine equal to the power of .20 Horses, erected within a few years at an Immense expense, upon the best and must approved principles. Also a large Copper for rriining Oil, large Cis....rns,capable of containing upwards of 400 Pipes, and sanclry smaller Cisterns, with PuMps, Pipes, &c. The Premisos possess every requisite convenience for carry::tg on a very extensive and lucrative trade, The situation. it is pre sumed, is equal, if not superior, to any for such a concern, pos sessing local advantages. highly beneficial to the Works. To be viewed by Tickets which, with further Parucul.,lrsonay be ti a 4pf,Messrs. Skinner,l)vite, Tutildii, and iwrest. Alders-, pte-street, who are authorised to treat . fpr the Salo by Private rentrAct. Seven Capital Wins in the last Lottery only were sold in Shares at Swirr and Co.'s Offices, No. 11, Poultry, and No. 12, Charing-cross, viz. No. 8821, a - A20,000; No. 6895, a £1000; No. 8417, a £10 00 ; No 10,231, a .4100 Q ; No.. 11,887, a £lOOO ; No. 13,635, a £lOOO ; and No. 24 1 884, a £5OO. Tickets and Shares in tiv, e Satte Lottery which begins Draw ing the 28th this Month , auct contains six Prizes of seg0,000! ! ! &c. &c. are on Sale at Swirr and Co's Fortunate Offices, as above. I I Clubs, Societies, and individual purchasers, are , by HORNSBY and Co. respectfiilly informed, that the State Lottery begins Drawir.g on Tuesday se'nuight. Six Prizes of £20,000,. besides Tens, Fives, Ones, Five Hundreds, and the usual proportion of smaller Prizes, cannot tail of being a sufficient recommenda tion to every adventurer, Tickets and. Shares are selling by HORABY and Co. 26, Cornhill, 52, Char ing Cross, and St. Margaret's Hill, Borough. Last yerr-only, 280 shared Capital . Prizi were sold by Ho RI . $111( and Co. , VALUABLE ESTATE, OLD BROAD-S FRF.ET; 4CITY. lly Messrs. SKINNER, DYKE, TUCHIN and FORREST, On 'Tuesday, July 5, at iv, at Garraway's, in one lot, by order of the Executors of David Milligan, Tsq. and Mrs. Marian Milligan, A VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, &- - drably situate in Old Broad-erect, a short distance from the Royal Exchange ; comprising two capital and most substantially well built and finished brick Dwelling-houses, with all suitable domeatie °Sees, detached counting house:, three coach houses stabling for eight horses, servants apartments, and court yards , No. SS, in the ocerapation of Felix Clay, Esq. whose lease expirolt at Michaelmas next,. when posstssion may be had. No. SS, 111' • the occupation of James Reid, Esq. on lease for eight years, thIP present rest at only 3231. 125. per apnunt ; the estimated yearly value .5001. held of the parish of St. Peter Ltpoor, for 64 yea at a ground rent of 601. per annum. To be viewed by tickets only, which may be had, with printed particulars, of Mr. Gordon, Solicitor, No. 27, Old firoad-strea ; and of Messrs. Manner, Dyke, Tuchin and Forrest, Aldersgate street ; kartietidifirelis no* placed sate. FREEHOLD PREMISES, KING-STREET, COVENT.' GARDEN. By Messrs. SKINNER, DYKE, TUCIiiN, and. FORRESTj. On Tuesday, the sth of July, at Twelve, at Caraway's Coal* house, Change-alley, Cornhill, AVERY ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, advantageously situate on the North side of King-sttert, Covent-Garden ; comprising those commodious Premixes, No. 38, with spacious Shop, and Auction-room behind the'same, with passage entrance; the whole occupying an extensive front and depth ; in tit_ occupation of Mr. Down, batter, and Messrs. King andLechee, but on Lease to Mr Rosser for 50 years from Michael mae, 1607, at every low rent of only Slaty Pounds per Annum. To be viewed ten days preceding the Sale by leave of the Te nants, of whom Printed Particulars may be had , also of Mr. 1 1 Bridget, Solicitor, Red-Lion-square ;at the place of Sale ; and of Messrs. Skinner, Dyke, Tuchin, and Forrest, Aldersgate-street REVERSION OF .4166 13a. 4d. PER ANNUM. -By Messrs. SKINNER, DYKE., TUCHIN, and FORREST, On Tuesday, the sth of July, at Twelve, at Garraway's Coffee ' House, Changecalley. Catskill, in One Lot, THE ABSOLUTE REVERSION OF ONE : HUNDRED and SIXTY-SiX POUNDS 13s. 4J. per Annum, piyable out of the Navigation of the Rivers Aire aad Calder in the County of York, to which the Purchaser will be entitled in the Death of a Lady aged 86. Printed kartirtalarisnay be bad at the Place of Sale ; and of es.s.ter. Dyke, Tuchin and Forrest, Aldersgate-street. - , MARRIm At Apt, cei the Rd June, Adam WI agc49S, to Margaret • Volk, aged 71. Adara's second wife lately left.him•a widower ; and when he conceived the days of mourning were elapsed, he paid Lis addresses to Margaret. Margaret bad none of the ntinnish wines* about her that resists every approach •front 'Wig swains. She was distinguished for condescension, and the fate of many con. Ssections had made her often lay claim to the title of widow. Oa wbocts she last owned as her lord, sbe retired theparish poor-house, •• Adam having s;-- HARLEY-STREET, CAVENDISIi-SOARE. ELIPIALII FAMILY RESIDENCE, STABLES,OFFICES,Stc. By Mr. ROBINS. At Carraway's Coffee-bonse, 'Change-idler, Cern/till, on Wed nesday the R9d instant, at Twelve, ADiSIRABLE and Eligible LEASEHOLD ESTATE. cosprisipg a commodious Family Residence I substantially built, satiate on the west side of Harley-street, sea; Cavendisirsepare; containing four goodßoorns and Closets Go the attic storey ; two capital airy Sieeping-chambers, with Closets and -41 dotty capital Dravring-toon!, to BE.LMONT LODGE, EAST BARNrI'. By Messrs. SKINNER, DYKE, TUCHIN and FORREST, On Wednewlay, the _2oth July, at 1/ o'clock, at OarrawaVi Coflee-hottse, 'Cbange-alley, Cornbill, In several lots, - k VALLTAIME and VERY DESIRABLE - 1 - FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate on 3 dtlightfal antivee , . . . . - • , . • . ' . ,'. , • • ',-. - . . • • .- • . . .. . . , • . , . .... . .... ... . . .... , . . . . . s .. . . ' . . . . _ . - •. . • • • • . .• _ .- ... . . . . • • , . • B y'-AucrieN ., . ~ • .s A t i gs.By A ucrlcis. . . --..' --SA ES - 13Y AUCTION. •• , . . .....-.......--. . BUtispIiCibTATERIALS and PICTURES, neer ROM'' - SOMERSETSHIRE. . oAkrr IIIijRNYINRE; magnificent PRE.NCH GLA.SiTi. .. . FORD, ESSEL CAPITAL FREEHOLD TYTHE-FREE FARM, AbrD 'mit , PIM . elisions; LUSTRES, &c.;. PORT WINE, Est" ' iiy Messrs. SKINNER, DYKE, TUCHIN, and TORREST, GREAT and SMALL TYTHES oi ato9tst 700 ACRES, and .otaake uses, at the liy td capi r. tA ßO maast riTYS, an in ..ia On Tuesday the stetWst.' at Tr o'Clock, on the Preralses A. DONATIVE rt Ax't ws a ~.B /14 an d F orum, :: the the s'eds instant, and following Day, az El m , 'THE • BUILpING MATERIALS of Narles- By 'Chun- *lNNin t s DT" , 1114- t o stia - r i i, - . 1 - Warren-House and Coldataiths Fano, with Barn Stable, other eo Ft r rtature prising ; large alttese te4sto. t ised dsl a w g, it p lt ra h u andso lag z a Ch s ' ul.in ' ,n L3l lfles f E ro S ai TA T T awi E, tea mo , s co t inpadvanabiatageognatkusliandsltuvral7art Farm, tondo- Z e . Ttr.tintragat StFormrmauch tubwo haa oma bl eof the W fi i r h a d t e rt e t :e g s t rZ d ns e: Sef fsi as, by Ch vic .: T HE itieant 14,0118EliOLD FURNITURE. and Outbuildings, situate about one mile from the 'Wade Ou.Thunday, July 7, at Twelve, at Garraway's, in One Last, 'bl ' u44 hi CAPITAL and very Valuable FR EEHOLD • ' the high road to itekndord, and only 10 miles from London. - _um au ,' Condsting of several Rods of Brick-Svork, Tile RoOfing, Oak and Fir Girders. Story Pods, Flooring Boards, Joists, Rafters, ' in .. of a D we di nd ..bee l ae, cfffices, Walled Garded; Orcharding, and = g Window-frames, Sashes and• Shutters, Wainscot- by 47.70 by 47 ; Satin-wood Cabis,ets elegant Lustre', Carp ets ''' - an " - ti the surroundlof; inclosuree of Rich 0/sift; Meadow, and ;;11 Dining-parlour Furniture, and an assortment og do Doors, Lead: gutters and Pipes, Stone-steps, Mar. narns, Stabling, Oxpens, useful Out-buildings. capital Maktu bles said Brick Pavement,.Lead, k e n, Sm. Also about 40 Arable Lands, containing se6 statute Acres,/ tyche free, and in a --' Cabinet Articles of all Descriptions, Srts 4 Copper Cant old Plitt:re* and some Books. high state of cultivation, in'the occupation Of Mr. John Abrahame Duman, Port Wine, and various Effects, the pr yof • May be viewed on Friday, Saturday, and Monday, preu:ding for an unexpired term , of six - yeors. Geutknian. • a the sale, and Catalogues had on the Premises ;' also, at the Bell, Chelmsford ; Cock and Bell, Ramford; Angel. tithed; and of Also the Great and Small Tythes of the remaining part of the Maybe viewed on Monday and Tuesday preceding the Parish of Durston (except a few acres), containing about, 7 0 ° Catdogues on the Premises ; at Garraway's ; and ' of Mr. Sge' Res Messrs. Skinner, Dyke,Tuctin, and Forrest. Am.-- - -.. ', acres of fertile productive Land, on lease form line:plied erm bi ns , Warwick-street, Golden square. of six years—tbe whole forming eneof the most desirable estates in the-vale of Taunton Dean, the present rents amounting t.. only per. per annum, capable of consi derable Ancreme, and the perpe- - tual Donative to the Church of Denton. Tube viewed by applaiug to Buckland Priory, Where- printed particulars may be had ; also of blessn. Yolland, Merafiehl; • Plympton ; at the Pope's Head, Plymouth ; Castle Inn, 'lams -ton ; of Messrs. Trewnsans, Exeter; Mr. Crutwell, Printer, ' Bath ;. Mr. Gutch, Printer, Bristol ; Mr. Langdon, Printer, Sher - Nese ; Mr. Collins,- Printet,SaliAntry ;, at the Place of Sak-; ard of Messrs. Skinner, Dyke, Tuchin and Forrest, Aldemrgate-struet, London, wlier______!l_l ._!2___,__fllueltpian land May be Men. ' • *71.1 caoTborti, StiRRIN. Freehold Eitates, Tithes, Eiigibir Dwelling ITovscs, career.. Giound, Coach Houses, rubles, and Land for Butkli:z." By ?err. ROBINS, By Order of the Executers of Mr . .. Boxall, deceased, at G ans . ways Cotree-lieuse, 'Change-allay, Curnbill, on Friday, Jur 15, at Twelve b'Cluck, irt Lots ; S HE Valuable FREEHOLD ESTA'rES, coati pri.inp eligible, genteel, and substantial Dwelling-houses. with•Officia, Gardens, Coach-houses, "Stables, yards, tte. situ ate in High-street, Church-street, and•Ciown-hiii, Croydoa; pc: seksion•of Colonel Haldaln, Messrs. Harwood, Harris, Eris. tow, Burford, Price, and (utters. Thettincipal p a n T enants Will, Oariee Gtuund and Land en Croydon Cosursou to bold on, in possession of Mr. Barber, arAllithes of Land in Cruel n. Particulars and 'tickets for viewing, of Mr. Crantbuto, Pot i.- Isitt;•ut the principal Inns, Crovdon ; White litrt, Ont'atorte; Crown, Orinstead ; Star and White Hart, Lewes; Old Slit, Brighton; Mr. Weller, Chichester . ; King's Knd, Horsham: Red Lion, Dorking; antl.uf Mr. Ro'Jins, Warwick-street, 141-. den-stptare, where 'lleket.., ales /nay be has!. • SURREY. Eligible Ft:echoic'. bssate, HEADI.F.Y, between LEATHER.. , 111.411) and the REIGATE R0.P4,), by Mr. ROEINS, At Carraiky's Coffer-house, 'Change-alley, CornLill, on Ftiday, July 15, at Twelve, iuTwo Li Lot.I.TITAI)I.EY GROVE HOTTSE, vith 01. Beet of nil descriptions, excellent Caulrn, lawn, 4 c. Farm Yard, Earns, Stables, and Out-boW.irgs, and sundr , cin4ur:s of Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and 'I litivie;• Weed.a C, ail lying con pact, surrounding thißußelltigs, containing etyw.!os of ninety Acres. situate on Headley Como:son, in. the Pais: Vetbott and Headley, a tine dry, healthy Spot, commanding • tensive Views over a rich and diversified Country, abnut screw Miles front Sutton, six from Iteigste, five from Lead:lite:4 4 . 'Aildrnineteen from Madre., la pessesagen of 1 . 1:1411 Sewell, ill Michaelmas neic. , Lot 11. 'l'wo Inclissures of Atahle I.and, on the cpposit- Of the road to Lot I. for:nit:go very eligible out for Bti Ing, corn:morning beautiful 'Varies. 'lobe viewed by applying on the Premises, Where Fa:act:Um i„ may be 1101; at the. principal bias at litigate ; Code, Sutt..u; Red Lion, Dorking; Swat, Ltatherbead; Whi : e thlt, ford;. King's Arms, olocamini Sun, Kingetern; Old Slify.„ Brighton ; Star, I.ewes ; of, Messrs. Jones and Green, Solicitas, Banbury-squat.: ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, G01du.... ssuitre, where a Ilan of the Estate may be sees. VALXIABLE ALWOWSON, NEAR TIVERTON. DEVU2 I By Mr. ROBINS, 41.t.Guraway's Coffec.t.ouse, 'Change alley, Cordial, • Oa Friday, July 15, 1aa213, at tw;:ee o'clock, TIE Valqable and Adjoining RECTI.TES f. AMORAD, PEVERELL, and I.II ) I.OWMAN, uiik Filtylak Atm of Glebe, and the 'lithe§ of the two Parish* wile\ mega together about Three Thousand Five-Hu:drat Acrea,pleasatuly situated within 5 milts of the excellent Markt Town of Ilverton. The present incumbent is in Lis year. Particulars may be had at the principal Inns at 'l'4T:ton, Truro, Exeter Taunton, Bridgessatts, Bath, Bristol, Salisbury, rag Cambridge ; of Mr. Tyndale. Solicitor, Lincoln's Inn-Fields ; Mr. Adams, AurAbacer, Oxford; ar.d of Mr. Robins. Warwick street, Golden-square. • DR. FRERNI.A.IieS GUT TA. SAL() FARIS. ' I 'HE value fil this. Tuf-allibie, MeOlcige bac been rf Ling Po:Mac 'elk- uotbiatt of the prefent day Call bear a competition with: tt In all-she'ilifferettliagel of aliertain Direatas which It effedtpAly 'cures and eritrzites front tfe hibit, without exciting the painful feelingi rind expefare that acrylic f.divatioo. without debilitating the emilieution in any degree, or even re pricing confuement from bufinefs, or rettridino in diet. The radical tirtues of there ineftinrable Drops have proved their Ail% to public approtratiou for mots than thirty yean. to all the de• t:ity of 'both bate', they prove • nev,.r fairing reftorative, vvlar. the the debility la produced by ton fret ere of Mercury, pleetires, r.r the circa, of a warm climate to travelltt s, and thole goiog_abroad. 'They cannot be Tecomtr.endeil too ftrongly to chafe who will receive a fart. freedy, and complete care io all 04 flu:kora Gleetv, and every week-:fa that Weds the bladder and organs cf u7iue liy its efficacy many vroracti bait. bee me CO theta. who for years had liven deptisre or that hat floe(' Sold w 4 :.elettlliad4etail at Mr. Butler's,l4/ii. 4.1.1w,v63e, tor. ner of Paternotter-row, and retail Byßelam, Ptwtimouth; Weeoa; Portico W Litt and Rogers. Plymouth; Peck, Hull; Calwili, Dub lin; Baxter. and Macdonald. Glafgovr ; Baiter, Smith ar.d derron Edinburgh , and by molt country medtcina venders, to tirade; at at: pd. each, with ample diredNom. - - IMPORTANT DhiCOVERY, • TEE Advantage the Public must always derive from regillarly wicated professional toes stirecting alnisat „etch% sively their studies to one Species of niaffady, wsliever mote dearly.ffemonstrated than by the unexampled success which has att,nded the ailministrafien of their hint rentedy, and the estsact dinar y. cuces is hat perf.imed, For a long series of years, Ileum CURRIF. and Cu. Surgeons, foisnerly.in his hiajesty sserviee, base made the Venereal Disease the particular object e. their ;.netsti gation, an aril/any In having discovered a medirine +Up:slate mercury in the ince of that complaint; it is stithrient to oksrzei that the effects of this renteily are diametrically of mrreury, for though it completely eradiv- ..s every v e s:,,,,:d the virus, in ire most coufistpsci stages, yet Cool not in the Jett injure the constitution ; on the contrary, it c•ravat•rs the to rils to all its raturtl ins:cams, promotes appstio.., and facilim;cs gestion t thus Instead of rediteing a strong and vigorous ceps, a• that to the frightful condition that mercury does, it not 0:4 pm serves that conabotion in its primitive state, but restore► a weat and debilitated one to its natural strength and vircr. • Number less iestarwes are on recent record of the signior ciseacy of this medicine, its inherent and. specific virtimssacting as a pospenal corrective to bodily debility, whether proceeding frier an rtecA of conjugal or illicit pjeasurc, or front Air more insidious, 0,90 not less destructive, indulgence of incautious youth of both sett hi a certain pernitioutbahlt. Amidst the melancholy vinery ri disorders which are the consequence of this solitary vice, thereve none snore *filleting that that distressing state of debility and 45. ficksty. which prevents or embitters the mats itnculal sate; the uilbepeg sufferer broods over his misfortune, aslarneti tosettrv lief, until be is rediced to ouch a state of tteakeeTt as to "j ig _ life oppressive. To sorb persons it must be a cons oling r em by -intallibie mode 4 , -... the death of the one whom she last owned as ner tout, se reurcu from the enjoyments of life to tbeparith poor-house, theretoher me- i 1 FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate an 1 laugh to emumeee A a......... 7 ' -77-irlia---uvaiscl sttireit a esPlapnwitil - rwrs' tion3Z - k - it - o - Wl, that tiel.-limy now, by a new itdallible mode es , East Earnet, ea the verge of Enfield Chase, sheet ;enrages frWO w. _ . * . ... wa . _ a a . ~. ralize on her many ;adventures. Adam having singled out as baudQn, commandilwbcaa i fe i an d estem i n eje l es. .Th . t h e () hi ed o f his I .4shes, although he could not, as when in the __,___ _____ 7 , ; _ _ _,,___.,,,__,,__, ; _ , ..,,,,.",.. 5e dr = asnasinn e .3:=Q wi l . rrePerx, mnd w ol a a lm back =l2 2 : 4 , swing . l / 1 1 1 cosy, ttitHilletlt . . n b l e_ feStared anti .4. 29 4l,4 •tit ece at greatest ctitutiom of all human bleasiMS • army, throw out tht 'v raladva lure °I. a " 4 rag ' sla aucces6fut is nc;ll7l.igi7o;4T-TatmG7., ;;177co ' i:vii;ithsTfiriees . db ' rooms IledAtailber; r2o d a Water - Beset, on The Int loci'; heat In strong, 1I caselor debfi r hy u , deficiency, from whatever cause trial.' courtship and mackerel fishing; yep be pressed his suit wit • b such Ce " tamed 'bp Eatraorthaels Meaning 9 . 4001 comnosi.„ flatlet wita,.,all earelket_ ._ as well as in every speelee of venoms! infeetien, Messrs. ._ that he succeeded in drawing her from her seclusion, LLe V e w rY ausi dew . l ea Pt i re . Gallantry, aa or ex otind celle;t es Kiteh twom en voisi!Ateg4, ipitemai alma acs 2611611 r d4 44:16611 '" a "- w at e r - 4 ceet ; VIIIW III4 '_,_ _ 0 WIT and Cs. may be tweaked by patients of either sea WO taP the happy . tin soletn- '""/ and nothing prevented theni fro th getting Gene s es beautiful Paddock, and the sareundsntaa . -. , der" ft*• - W . • 4044V 12 7. -rue, as 11 / 8 11"unu' grotto secre . cy and- hamar, at Oseir ded = Na. so;, of zed last month; but a Prudent concern or their progeny, m trm tamat rich M . ea ai t arda w, Pa s tore ,_Teantilanaradlertile.andArableT.a.andebasflirfait Link t le" 0 • 6 . 6116 .. P. * *PI. Men's A" 25 1 . 1111 " 1 1 Cie' Garden. Vaunts in tie cooper( du particulars &ion bar declared it unlucky to cast the xn!trimonisl knot 41 , .... _ May. ' , ' ~ -at the W16664Mait'‘7445.6141166"6 a R 66614 lath°. ri l " , * Ala , their etimplaints, by leper post tot genes a Bank sari , '" ing within a ring fence, pleasingly timbered; atidthd • • • Vosilidlidth Alillimiti •VAPPP - ediors NA Cu R. -Lardells • have the neassary reedit:be ria . idisea eere ea sup part . .. _ Is sip% lasc a nr.ben wo os , . . .- . DWD. •. ! • ••- • encompassed by a path ifslititt• a Yeraillids Prb l P . ...g= ' ir, • -- 1 .- - - - - w - • , •- • seem tbeio.GABL ~ , , es 7-din •At his house in Gem:es-stow burt i zp am tbe Stli inst. 4 stde ...... I . .• ' ' ...CIO clan eldest daughter of Dr. Stewart of . • 14 2 3 iir lluilb4ll , . On thelkNitate44:6lllll:4"Cattsgehtu"kei-'ripoti". a ! ..,. : .. ' I : ) , 21,4 ''' . .. '''-' 1 .14 two cameo. ' ~ ' 'II nivstai rinomaidmifr l =4 HIGH wATE, kAT ir TO.Ml:lllR ut rifi r . ... -:./.t.iri ' atter -- . ' ‘. At Stitchell Heise, en the- eth inst. Mho . Mlitgaret Pringle,. tbe erectleo o f cdtew -r = 7 . aid .. . . licit ---'; • ibiffelter ofSir Jams Pringle, Sam . • *hey acres of bleed,* , map . are _ . . 'Te ..o ' P -Winnow after 10 sAt Doncaster, so the 7th inst. in the 42d year aids age, Liner reertinder at. hildserimas sleets alren#l plitit . Ts--- 1 --" of fsc.• laull - Prom ••• l 'Asoss• ' . • tat- ' t . 411IttgftektirzlitiNke 511161== ' •% • tinant.Colenel Walter bllioq late et hie ilaieorl f r udr e g iest l l i t ' 7'+a bs • a i l u tit chotiovkleb with •-'I. • ' • • .' 4 : umryisfaitd l,isniiiii avEL Ksiwrog(l, „, ~ r,„4 and wand soli of thr late John Elliott off _ . o aiew .. , ,„., , . , yidi aCitkle asek... i , . i , i r e l i tyg ets . . ' ' AtPai ey, on the lath Wit. Mari Carliale a trOkor the .'. be had se Messrs- : • '' Wm. Ferrier. '-- . - --. - . - .. •( - . • .• , , . - -.. ~. • '. 1 • 7rl. . Ir. • • . . A '' . 4' " • .'. t ' 'I.. '' ' ' AMIN, 1111.641116e& Pe . Wished also st ) the ° lill'rbraterTrrig,crietigirl4°. 1 . 1 P ,--atlf 4 • .' •• ' - -. • . - TO BE SOLD MY AUCTION. fiESIRABLY COPYHOLD ESTATE., LAMPTON, NE AR • HOUNSLOW, MIDDLESEX. By Mr. ROBINS, • • At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Charge-alley, Cornhill, en Wed nesday the e.ad instant, ut Twelve, . ADESIRABLE COPYnoLD ESTATE , ' nearly equal to FREEHOLD; comprising an eligibkb Dwelling-house, Chlltaitlirr four Sleeping Rooms on the first floor, three Ronne and a Kitchen nit tiro-ground and Pump of excellent Water, two Farm Yards, with two larg'e EMU, , Me, Cow, and Cart-houses, extensive Orchard, well plaited with' ' thriving Fruit Trees, and a Meadow in Sutton Field; containing, in all about'six Acres, late in the occupation if Mr. F.dwards, situate in the pleasant. village of Lampton, 'about ten Mexs from Hyde - Park Comer, and ball a Mile frum the great Western Road. To be viewed by leave of the Tenant. Particulars on the Pre mises, of Mr. Peestey; and "at the Red Llort, Hounslow ; George, Colsibrook ; White Horse, Uxbridge ; Red Lion, Smith ; Pvkhorse, 'TurnhanxGr,en ; and of Mr. Robins, Wanvick . street. (:older.-square. I ■ L_ U - i „,. 16 E II ~~ L