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L THE CAPTIVE MUSE. . We have received no small delight, and we may . adii, instruction, from the perusal of a Work, lately published under this title, by a Gentleman of the name of Dirrrno, lately returned from a ten years captivity in France. The Work abounds with in terest, as hems highly illustrative of the cruel Treatment ex perienced by the British Prisoners of War in France. The anecdotes are numerous, and bear with them iticontrovertilie marks of authenticity. The following Extract will not be unacceptable to our Readers. It. wig exhibit at mice a specimen of the general character of the Work, as well as of the Author's talents. Mr. Du r roN was formerly well known in the literary world, as Author ot the Literary Cenius, Dram...vie Cc):'or, astd various other pi.blica tions, in Norse and prose: ELEG4 •k Tut DRATO OF EDWARD MORGAN, A BRITISII SEAMAN, PRISONER OF WAR, IN PRANCE, WHO WAS BARBAROUSLY SHOT AT TILE Decor OF SARRE-LOWS, PURSVANT To TILE SENTENCE OP A MILITARY COMMISSION, ON TDB STII Or tiers -esteem, 1809, UNDER A IritIVOT.OVS CDARGEOr ASSAULT ENO AND DISARMING A TRENCH SOLDIER. 'Mut nactte vitulas bun Singulos, hcu! laceraut. It - falls, the gallant Youth! the fatal load Too well performs ire mission, wing'd with death ! • Low on the ground reclines his bleeding head, And not a friend, to catch his parting breath! No.eonirade to bemoan his hapless end, He falls, untinetlyfalls, in life's full bloom; No weeping followers o'er his ashes bend, And breathe a pray'r, and strew with flowers his tomb! What crime was thine, ill-fated Youth ? what deed Hast thou committed, to deserve this fate? No crime was thine—but thine the lot to bleed, Attd thine to glut a cruel Tyrant's hate ! Nor was there warning giten thee to prepare To meet a change su awful and so near! Nor friend alloyed, thy sentence to declare, And pour the dreadful secret ht thine ear ! Religion's aid to thee, alas! tliny'd, • No pious lips consoling wards adirest ; . prom worldly objects turn'd thy soul aside, And suoth'd, with op ring Heav'n, thy throbbing breast! At break of day, in lush the ruffian band ; At break of day, unlock thy dungeon's door; . With manacles they bind thy trembling band, Bestride their steeds, and drive thee on before. Lieu then, with cruel mock'ry and deceit, Their real mis•ion studious they disguise; Tell thee, that Brrcni awaits thy wand'ring feet, And buoy thei• up with hope, and false surmise. Through lonely streets mys'erious leads the way, impearl'd with dew still shines the glistening grau; In silent sleep, as yet Creation lay, Atil not a window open d, saw thee pass. But soon the dreadful truth contested appears; Behind thee, lies Sarre-Louis' fasten*d gate.; In (rent, its solemn at the church. yard rears, And soldiers, under arms, thy coming wait. And now, whilst horror frowns t!.‘ scene around, Thine eyes they blind-fold, and they bid Mee km:telt' Now Hash the tubes of de:nil, with certain wound, And rolls the thunder, with treinetnlous peal NOR. us. iii, OD. 11. 'lit done! th' atroeioas murder is atchiev'd ! Thy mortal seff'ungs now arepast, and o'er ; Now, from all sc oddly care and toil reliev'd, No cells, no deffgeons shall confine thee more No ruthless Tyrant now shall longer hold In chains thy body, or thy mind in awe ; No venal Jury, to a Despot sold, Ctractno thee, with the mockery of law ! No march, in fetters', make thy frame decay; No icy daiu the vital current freeze; No loathir ate dungeon shut thee out from day ;. Wet craw—thy bed; thy certain lot—disease! To harp er climes thy joyful spirit flies, WI ere seas of bliss, in tide perpetual, flow; And, from the lofty mansion of the skies, down with pity on the world below ! • Some idea of the difficulty of a march, in chains, may he formed from the following circumstance, the veracity of which the Pinot vouches for. Twelve mates of merchant-men were sent front Verdun to Bitche, for desertion. They were chained, three luta three, in separate divisions; their irons, on being taken off, weighed fifty-eight pounds, lot every three men; and so strongly ware they muted, that the poor fellows were oblige•l to lay their heads down on a block, to have the collar, which went round their neck, aawed asunder. In this condition they had re stained, day and night, for ten successive days, on the road. Dialty-LAN: E. THE k lan and Wife w•as the nay last night at this Theatre. The acting was excellent. 1)ow•roN played Irerrie in an admirable Alma ; and ELLISTON, as Charles Austencoari, de serves the highest praise. Mrs. EDWIN was the Helen IVorrit, and displayed considerable merit.—The Chil- Ir:u in th: Wood followed, in which BANNISTEN sus tained the character of Waller with his usual feeling and discrinainatian. The House was well attended. ROYALTY THEATRE.--AlthOtlgil it is seldom that the performances at the Minor Theatres of the metro. polis are noticed in the Journals, yet when libe rality, attention, and no common degree of merit are united to amuse the Public, it becomes our duty to award the just tribute of applause. Monday night the first representation took place at the Royalty Theatre,Wallclose-square, of a grand new Equestrian Mete-drame, called 6 , Hilaraad the Gals," in which a most beautiful stud of horses is introduced on the stage. In no theatrical spectacle Lave we seen them with more effect, nor, indeed, can any be conceived in which their wonderful docility can be better display ed: splendid dresses, sumptuous decorations, and charming music, combine to render the piece still • more attractive. The Performers acqttitted themselves with great credit; particularly Mr. KENT, in Edzar, Mr. CARLEs and Mr. Jour:so:4 in Malt-and and Gs tiear, and Mrs. Btu, in li thslavita. The Perform. ances were announced for repetition amidst the most unbounded applause, from a genteel and crowded au. alience, Saturday a fine boy, the son of Serjeant Grisdale, l of the 10th Hussars, who so gallantly took General Lefebre. prisoner in Spain, and afterwards presented she General's pistols to his Reyal Highness the Prince Regent, was killed at Romford by a Gentleman's carriage, the wheels of which went over his body.— The child lingered in great agony 24 hours. The -mother of the boy was so much affected by the fatal accident, that on Monday and yesterday she appear ed to be in a state of mental derangement. &Drys DEA Ill.—Yesterday morning, about half past six o'clock, Mr. H.Vertue, landlord of the White Swan public•house, in Swan yard, opposite Somerset. house, in the Strand, got up according to his usual custom, opened his door and windows, unlocked his bar, and served some of his morning.cnstomers.— Shortly after he was missing, and Mrs. Vertue was called - up to supply his place; but on her entering the bar, the first object that struct her was the dead body of lor husband stretched behind the counter. MARRIES), . Thursday tennielit, Mr. John Cate, of Paternosfi.f . -row, Lon 'don, to Mks Sarah Hepburn, ts epburn, second daugla Jobu Hepburn, Esq.. of Bermondsey. • DIED. On the 3d instant, Richard Bally, En. Banker, of Newbury, Berko. Satuppday, at Saint George'Kettaje, Glouce.tershire, aged 33, Stuannah, the wife of Captain John iffith, Royal Navy SALES BY AUCTION. WAREHOUSE, DWELLING-HOUSE, and PREMISES, LAWRENCE-LANE, WEST-STREB 1 . , BOSTON, LINCOLNSHIRE By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, At the Peacock Inn, Boston, on SAturtlay, October 3. at TV..elve, -Ex. A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, con slating of a large Plot of Ground, 35 feet in front of Law rence-lane. with a depth of about 60 •ert, upon which is erected a Brick-built capacious Warehouse, containing three Floors, 70 feet in length. Alt' a Brick-built Dwelling-House, Shed, and Out-buildings, and large Paved Yard, capable of great improve ment, in the occupation of Mr. Peek. Immediate possession will be given. May be viewed, and Particulars had at the place of Sale ; of Mr. HoUway, Solicitor, Boston ; George, Spalding ; Reindeer, Lincoln; Mr. Dunn, Solicitor, Threadn eedle-street; and of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, 63, Old Broa&street. FREEHOLD COTTAtIES, SILVER-STREET, FOUNTAIrU LANE, ard WEST-LANE, BOSTON, the MOIETY of FIVE ACRES of MEADOW-LAND, and a PEW in the CHURCH. By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, At the Peacock Inn, Boston, on Saturday, Octobers, at Twelve, in Eight Lots, FREEHOLDS, consisting of Two Tenements in Silver-street, a Dwelling-House recently built, an Old House fronting Feuatain-lane, with a Plot of Ground, sundry Slaughter-Houses, 73 feet by 27, in the occura , ion of Mr. Ste venson, four Brick Tenements on the West side of the River, opposite the Church; the Moiety of Five Acres of prime rich Meadow Land close to the Town, in the occupation of Mr. Ste venson ; and a Pew, with sundry Seats in the Church. To be viewed, and Particulars had at the Place of SAle; of Mr. Hollway, Solicitor, Boston; the George, Spalding; Rein deer, Lincoln; Mr. Duen, Solicitor, Threadneedle-street; and of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, No. 62, Old Broad-street, Royal Exchange. SKIRBECK QUARTER, ON THE WEST SIDE OF THE RIVER, IN THE TOWN OF DOS By Messrs. HOOGART and PHILLIPS, At the Peacock Inn, Boston, on Saturday, October 9, at Twelve, AVery Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, most desirably situated for the facility of carrying on a large trade, on the West-side of the River, comprising a comfortable FAMILY HOUSE, containing numerous Rooms and Offices, COunting-houses, and Collaring; a range of Warehouses, Sheds, and Out-buildings; a Brick-built Tenement, containing four Rooms. Also, a substantial well built Stack of Warehouses, .or Granaries, containing four Floors, with three Rooms to some of the Floors; Stabling and extensive Collaring, large Garden, and Coal-yard; forming, altogether, a very important Property, abut tint Still-lane, having a depth thereto of 433 feet, with a considerable Frentage, in the occupation of Nit. Bell, Tenant at W To he Viewed, with leave of the Tenant, and Particulars had at the place of Sale; of Mr. Holly/ay, Solicitor, Boston ; George, Spalding; Rtiusieer, Lincoln; Mr. Dunn, Solicitor, Threat needle.street ; and of Messrs. Ho Bart and Phillips, Nu. 62, Ohl Bread -street, Royal Exchange. 10. SAIL-MAKERS, BnAT-BUILDERS, AND.SHIP . CHANDLERS. FREEHOLD 'WATER-SIDE PREMISES, BOSTON, West Side of the River, and South-End. By Messrs. HoGGART and PHILLIPS, At the Peacock-Inn, Boston, on Saturday, October f. at Twelve, LoT 1. riIHE FREEHOLD PREMISES occu- JL pied by Mr. Mash Palmer, tenant-at-will, Sail. maker and Ship-chandler, situated in one of the best situations for trade In-Boston 'Town, on the West Cde of the River, con sisting of a Duelling House, with a most commanding Inv Wholesale and Retail Trade, having Two Fronts Early pos session will be given. Lo r 2. A very Improvable FREEHOLD E.:7TATE, at South- End, Boston; consisting of an Old Tenement, with a large Plot of Ground and Wbasf, '2l feet in front of the Street, MIA 109 in depth. Thr Irdlitage to the River about 26 feet, it.l the occupa tion of Mr. '1 hompson, tenant-at-will. ThesEstate may be viewed, with leave of the Tenants, fifteen days prior to the Sale, of whom 'Particulars may be bed; also of Fir. Hallway, Solicitor, Boston ; the Place of Sale; the George, Spalding; Reindeer, Lincoln • Mr. Duna, Solicitor, Thrtadncedlc•street; and of Meura.lioggart aad pballpi, 6 4 , Old Broad-street. VAI.UABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, CONSISTING OF EX rENSIVE WAREHOUSES, GRANARIES, DWEL LING HOUSE, AND PREMISES, IN THE TOWN OF BOSTON, I INCOLNSHIRE. By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, At the Peacock Inn, Boston, on Saturday, Oct. 8, at ixin one Int,' rrHE Valuable and Extensive FREEHOLD JL PREMISES, upon the bank of the navigable River Witham, in the centre of the Town of Boston, for many years occupied by Messrs. Sheath and Son. Ihe Premises are calcu lated for a business of consequence and magnitude, and are pecu liarly adapted for the Corn Trade ; comprising a noble Stack of brick-built Warehouses, fronting South-place, 106 feet in length, containing four Floors, wit% the ground-floor occupied as Count ing -houses, with capacious Vaults; another Stack of Warehouses most Capitally erected, and equal to any weight of merchandize, I tO feet in length ; a stack of - timber-brill Warehouses of friar Floors, 62 feet by 22 feet, and a Stack of Warehouses of four Floors, cased with iron, intended as a Drying-house, extensive Coal Cellars and Vaults. Also the Residence of Mi. Sheath, conveniently attach:d to the Estate, or might bo occupied sepa rately. The House contains every accomnintlation for a re spectable gamily. This important property commands a frontage to the River of about 110 feet, Sy a depth of 16.7 feet, and a purchaser will Burl great facility, if he chooses to divide the ProllerlY• The Estate may be viewed at ar.y time, and Particulars bad &tests days prier to the Side, of Mr. Hallway, Solicitor, Beaton ; the Neptune, at Hull ; Reindeer, I.mcoln ; George, Spalding ; at the Pine of Sale; Mr. Dunn, Solicitor, Threadneedlcsstrect ; and of Messrs. hoggart and Phllips, No. 412, Qld Broad-street, , Royal Exchange. FRJLEHOLD MANSION AND LAND, On the Border of Suffolk. • By HOGOART and PHILLIPS, At the Auction Marc, on Thureday, October IS, at Twelve, unless previously dlipnsed of by Private Contract, ASPACIOUS SUBSTANTIAL MODERN MANSION, on a delightful eminence, commanding wide and picturesque Land and Marble. Prospects, surrounded by Inclosures of rich Meadow and Arabic Land and thriving Plantations, beautifully timbered, sloping towards the navigable river Colne, at Wlvenhoe, four miles from Cotebest a., on the Suffolk side, and fi ft y-five from London. The Ma nion is finished in a style of superior taste and ele puce suitable for the reception ot a Family of Distinction and contains a Drawing-room, 30 feet by 90; Dinierreom, 25 fees by 38 ; Billiard-room, 27 feet by 39 ; Morning-room, 19 feet by 17; paved Hall, 97 feet by IA; and Gentleman's Room, 19 feet by 17; eleven Bed-chentben, end five Dressing-rooms, with ap , 'reprieve attached Offices of every description, jutlietously ar ranged, amply supplied with Lie Water and excellent Cellar age; detached acre double Coach-lause, Stall Stabling for sic horses; Brewing, Washing, and Bake house • laundry, Farm and Rick-yards; Barn, and requisite AgrirulAaral Outbuildings productive Kitchen-garden, welled; six Cottages; and a coin pact Farm, containing altogethed forty-five Acres, In a sponing country, with good hot and cold bathing, and a regular post. Half of the purchase-money may remain on mortgage, and the Purchaier may be accommodated with the elegant appru prints Furniture, together with the Lite and Dead Stock, at a fair valuation. To be viewed with Cards only, which, with Particulars, may be find of Hoggart and Phillips, No. 62, Old Broad-street, Royal Exchange, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. Particu lars also at the Cups, Colchester; Blue Posts, Witham ; ot Messrs. Ruhleish Sig Los, 11411499011, lan ;and at the 1 Awls' Mat" .TALES ATYCTION. VALUABLE FRESNO' D ESTATES, near tee SEAROIT ..---_____ TOWN of HULL. • By Mears. HOGOART and PHILLIPS, At the Neptune Inn, HuU, on Toes Oct. 11, at IR, In Lott, C h IUNDRY Valuable FREEHOLD PIECES • of L. 7 deb MEADOW LAND, in the occupation of Mr. Green and Mr. Lincoln, Cow-keeper , situated close to rite sea-Port Town of Hull, in the Parish of Sculcoats; some of tl.e I.3nd is hounded by the Road front Hull to Beverley. The Land is of excellent quality, and co:'tains fine Brick Earth, and would an swer extremely well as Garden Ground, or for liuthline; raining to;ether about Fifty-Fix Acr, s. The Estate he in S;etal Lots, for the convenience of Pureta , crs, at.-! 1104 - Se99/1111 mill be • tiven. The present Rental i, about 'Once 11 1.431- dred and Fifty Poutol, post annulus May be vieu d by avelying to Mr. Green, of Scukosti, and farther Parti:ulars had at the Neptune Ins, Hut ; td hie/pin. Thorp and Gray, Solicitors, York • and of bi;:s , t , . Hoggart'aud Phillips, 62, Old Broad - stet; rc where- Mugs may be been.. DELIGHTFUL FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, PADDOCK, and PI .E ASU RE GROVNDS, between BATH and WELLS, to the COUNTY of SOMERSET= the Residence and Pro perty of Cap•ain I. V. liA KEIL. called to the Hon. East India Company's Service, and rentaving to Town. By Messrs. HOGCART and PHILLIPS, At the Auction Mart, on Thursday, October 12, at 'ricrac* O'Clock, in three Lots, unless an acceptable offtr should be made by Private Contracf, CHEWTON PRIORY, :in elegant and unicre . REMDENCE, In etc Parish of Chewton Mendip, in the County of Somerset, about one title front the Exeter Mail Colch-roati„ and two miles front OM Down inn, where the Post arrives daily ; 15 miles front Bath, five freon Wells, 15 front Bristol, and 123 from London,. the Priory forms a beautiful tic va•ion of pure gothic, sated in the centre of a Padlock, of park 'eke appearance, ornamented with chant's of lofty Firs and Forest • Trees, and eransomed with plantat;ro.s of Ever-green!, and contains numerous Rooms, for the a commodation of a resptra ble Family: lofty Dining and Dr.twinz-roorns ' Music-room, LI. hrary, and Offices of every de•cription; Coach-house, and Sta. Kling fur six Horses, Barn, and Agricultural Out-building-, En-, trance Lodge, ornamental in its construction ; productive Endive Garden, and extensive walks through Plantations, which term a belt to the fetate, bounded by the fine road limn Wells to Bristol, containing together 31 Acres. • I.nt 2. A valuable Freehold Estate, at Mendip, in the Parish • of Clow:on, near I.nt 1, consisting of three Inch:sures of capttal Meadow Land., containing together 21 A. sit. 6P. lot 3. A valuable Freehold Fs•ate, at East H..rtree, consist ing of 29 Acres and a half of rich Meadow Land, let to Mr. Thomas Boltin, at setyo per annum. The purchaser of Lot 1, may have imm-diate possession, and may he accommodated with the whole of the mitt' and excel lent Furniture, appropriated to the Priory; capital Cellars of Wines, Pate, linen, rate old China, with Live and Dead Faros ing Stock, at a fair valuation.; or tht same will be Sold by Auc tion upon the Premises, the last week in October. May be viewed, and Particulars lead, at the Wloe Lion, Be is tol ; White Hart, Bath; Old Down Inn; Swan, Wells; at tlee Mart; anti of Messrs. Horan and Phillips, Old Broad-street, London ; where Plans and Elevations may lee seen. EIGHTY ACRES of VALUAIILE FREEHOLD LAND, BRIXTON-HILL and BROCKWELL-HALL, SURREY, adapted for MARKET GARDENERS, or lor Builaiug a VILLA in a superior situation. By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, • At the Mart, on Thursday, October tl7, at Twelve co • Cloct, in one Lot, TULTHILL FARM, a very valuable FREE 1101.D PROPER FY, within four mile; of London, lying between the Turnpike-road at Brixton hill, arid the road from H,rne.laill to Knight'sliU, comps Ming oirwarkls of Eighty Acr.i of excellent Arable, Meadow, and rich Garden Ground; the situation particularly beautiful, with a spacious brick-buikr Vann' HMO!, vslicli might easily be converted into a Residence suita ble fora resy ectabie Family s also capadous Barns, Stabling, Cat tle Sheds, Feeding-bowies, and Out-buildings, well supplied with excellent Water, Orchard and Garden, late in the oczupation of Mr. liArrenger ; posses-ion will be given immediately. • May be viewed, Ca) days previous to the Sale; oa applying at the Whi a H•rse, Brixton, where a person will attend for that purpche; and printed Particulars there had; al.n of Mr. Midrib! ton, Surveyor, Lambeth ; at the Mart; and of Mee,r,:. and Phillips, Old Bruad-street. VALUABLE and EXTENSIVE MANOR and FRITI:HOLD ESI ATE, HANTS, LAND-TAX rederia.d. Mr•srs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, At the Auction Mart, on Thursiay, October t 7, at ['wave, fp HE MANOR, or REPU'rEII MANOR, of OSSEMSLEY, Ossanuley, or Octolic, with the Rights, Royalties, and Appurtenaneel thereunto belonging, together with Osserusley Manor, Farm, and Lands, eotitalning altogether about 509 Acres of rich Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and Wood land, lying within a ring fence, situate on the herders of the New Forest, in the Parish of Milton, four miles front C: ristchure7,, and seven front Lymington, in the County of Hants mantling beautiful and extensive views ' and forming a very de sirable property for the Residence of a Gentleman fond of Abri ctetuml pursuits or Field Sports, with a Farm-house, Barns, Sta bling, and Out-buildings ; Ike greater part of the Estate is now ur late in the occupation of George Robert Lyres,. Esq. (who will give immediate possession), and the residue is partly held by tenants, on terms add on old lives. The Estate may be viewed, by applying to Mr. Dixon, the Bailiff, at the Premises; and Particulars had of Messrs. Claintree and Bicknell, Bloomsbury-square ; Mr. 1 - C.l - trey, Cursitor-street, Chancery-brie; Messrs. Seymour and Squibb, 19, Margaret , street, Cavendish-square; Mr. Brown, Lytnington ; at the George, Christchurch ; Bugle Inn, Lymington ; ou the Premises at the Mart; and of Messrs. Hogsart and Phillips, Old liroul: strcet. THE EAST MARK ES rATE, NIANOR, AND SEVERAL FARMS, in ae County of SONIERSE ; a very valuable and important Freehold Property. By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, At the Auction Mart, on Friday, November 4, at 12,1 n one lot, FREEHOLD; the ESTATE, It IGHT,'II I'LE; and IN I' EREST ot Sir 111.tita W.ou u, Bart. and Ensau D Gannet, Esq. to and iu the Manor and Capital Freehold Estate of EAST hI.IIIK, in the several Parishes of Mark :Mil Wedmore, lit the county of Somerset, consisting of Nil:St-lane, Tenney, and Footbridge Farina, with sundry tenor L.uds, and three Farm-houses, containing 64;9A. 211. 2SP. of Land, ox pasture and rich feeding hind, Ruder vitt by stirtue of certain contract, entered into by the above-named 7ianies with Michael Hicks Beach, Esq. The Ltate is on bias,: for seven years to Mr. G. W. Hare, at a very low rent of £ll7O per an ' num ; the present value is upwards of-,fl per annum: the ' farm is situated ten miles front Bridgewater, twAve from Wells, three from Axbrielge, s 2 from Bath, and '22 from . Bristol. To be viewed, and rafikitlars had thirty days previnuli to the Sale, at the George Inn, Brhisewater ; Swan, Wells;. the In:. at Axbrldge; White Hart, Bath; Vl'hite Lion, Briitol ; Mr. Cooke,. Solicitor, Bristol; Mr. Hicks, Solicitor, Gray's Inn-wpiate : Meiars. I.lmbert, Taylor, and Dean, Gray'. Inn; at the Auc tion Mart ; and of Messrs. Hov i art and Phillips, 6e, Old Btu*: street, Royal Exchange. __ lIISNOP'S DOWN GROVE, n..ar TUN 1111/DGS.WLIA.M. SUSSEX. . TO BE SOLD BY PRIV-11E CONTRACT', By Meson. HOGGART and PHILLWP, AVALUABLE FRgE:IOLI) RESIDENCE,. with Pleasure Grounds, Pio!I Ponds, pd Lan4l•,. (ornamented with stately Timber I reef, beat:totally situate within hall a mile of the fishiunable watering place of l'untnidge the Reledeuce and-Property of a Lady. The Loki comemils:to gethor about ONE fIUNDitEU and SEVENTEEN ALRi.S, part of them let off, and the remainder, which is Wo•wissud Meadow Land, hin hand. Also, the Lease of sundry Cottages, with a Close of Land, and Gardens. May be viewed with Tickets only, which, with Part!cului, may be had of • Niessn Clatntree and Bicknell, SoEcitor4, Blooms berrAquare ; of Mevavadkoottes and Son, Solicitors, Tunbridge; and of Megan. thwart and Phillip*, 64, broad-atteet, whore Plan of the home may be stun. SALE BY AUCTION. The YA ST L - U PF A . tiL,B C*DSHI VREE RE H A O NI . I4 I ) W Ei A l it *.A Wl TE CTC i2n in esr inil t;EVl.:l HUNDI{FI/ ACREN, rtrity, FaEE, situ.t:e BOROUGH al TAMWORTH, BOLE HALL. F.l . WIGGINGTON. GLA-;COTE.&e. Ste. all nearly sa:.,...umg. Eligible Family Residenc,:s, and sundry compact Hou,es, *n u G ar a euss ike,ei l ltintgvs an I Houses, in the room of I sine mils, with Gaesives,Aliet Waters cams and Co`hcr M'Us. Ste Ste. Its the Towt! ranstranrds,.neer Lichfield, in the County at Statr.rl, on TVIIIVAT, aeh, WIIVILSDAT, ath, and Teets- DAY- I °aid — Nova:Asa% spieler titled, bi I eta, I FltEgHol4l) ESTATE Tithe-free, the late two,surty of a NG3LENIAN, decease.% c,..mpti sin! nearly Leon Unwired Actress of etch carA-Ilent Meadow, l'ass tliirc, and Arable • Land, part interscved by the River Tanw anJ the Anchor, surrimundin* and in the [fin otigh of Tamsro:th,- and in she Castle ; marl ' , arts h•auti . ol stio!s 1,1 44.• lag, divided is Lots for the accmintsdannts u 1 .1 4 ff, r ,„ t pt . 0 . 3; An slig:ble FAMILY hlAisNic.lN, the MO.l. t* I:() p standing In a Pa3Jeck. bounded by the b.au . ifal Rive: a. us{ with °likes, Coach•Hotqes, Scabies, Cottagss, &r. BOLE HALL, a gentesl Residence on the MLA, of Est...JONA with Gardens, Plea.ure-Grotmd, and Lanai. Several elig hie DWELLIMieIiGU ).i.;3, in 'remnants; whh Offices, Gar'sm., &c. A r.hinher of small HOUSES, CO r rAGES, GARDENS, etc. Capital WA PER MILLS, tor Corn and ottur Fiaruses, plied by fine Sties/tot of Watts, &c GARDEN GROUND; and suiting OUT-REIILDINGS, &e. 'llse principal part .at this Pravery is an &venom Family E.Cne e and hos bets let at, tray lota Rents, sin account ii the Ilaro.:ls Interest. May he viewed by cpplying to Mr. ItWard Ccnnet., at T.:•na worth ; or at Vie (:astir inn 'acre Particulars may be Lad ; a.. 4 of !Tom Was illington. Laj:Tannvertbt T. G. Parr, Esq. Lick. field ; Robert Wyatt, Esq. Barton; George Inn, Derby; Wipe ck Wasetak ; Has alatrebicksua, tirtnibgbans Handy, req. .Woreester • Mr. Adams, Ostitoli King's Hrwt, Coventry; George, tharrisampton; Thais Crowns, I.ltrester; Kim Make, NVl.:te, anti Arnie, Settiturs. ; 3, Vandsvutht, Esq..Cratro-strtet, Strand; at (Lar.re.,s's c.c.. Isuuse, 'Cliange-a.ley, an 4 of Mr. Robins, kVara street, GoLien-square, Lin on, where rt. Los of the Eetam Wrap be !c -en. -at IN the vari4us complainteircident w the hatmin frame, there ue woe more tlrendfallp tl•eir acute, ice mina alarming in their eott•eq amen, than the %11$a AV tt. asp: h lONE. PAINS In the BACK, IAIN.i, anti BLADDEtt, meal DAGO. 'ale, are c , .ntpLltati to which ce ry rtrbon it Wis. and are a foundation for :-very other erten of Duck drr. 4 HICK %istben Composed of the moo: lam:cola ingredu-nis, hate been found oi singular efficacy, in out only ttreugt he! ing the veooris counrr- g the urine, but in happily &morns the petrifying grainy frnm which proceed the above complaints, &c. rest.,ivieg"te calcuti, or gra: y •CCTVLICIIIIII, and ban.shing .very pern , eloos tea. deucy to these dime:exec without Corthueihuot. Front a comeweer n n or Ow powerful quality of throe einoccd b 1 a 7rlvate pmedee of litany ytars, they are offered to the &Mend, aad recommended ass cure tot the above coatplattitu Sold wholeyle at, b l retail at h:r. ilutior's, e, Cbm,.tier f enrnef of St. l'aud's Chlechisrd ; and rect.! by diadem :Old gun.. l'iortso mouth; Hall, Hatdisig,and ldtnsolr, Goopurt ; Anneal. We. as, Ma. lm y, Junes Panora ; Trcwin:.n, C...kwuritty, t 1%0. ville,Gitbeet,aftl HoN hand, Plymouth; New hury, Dublin ; :'so toe and IViocilotiald, Glasgow ; Satith, Matierston %con and limo burn! E'llubt , rll 4 : Vr lita.weklbal ; Rosa& lied:, 11. U; ()reform, Edw a , .1 , or :1 • Peat: y, aud 1 Averpoof ; and l MancisQ... ! •i; liowun. Norstith; Knelt and Lloyd, .41friingh sat ; Grtgou..Brightast; Whitt; 14 - ig o loken.; .4 must htetisare en loner. at - il-102v1.4,4 .1 iskt.iskt,. : IBEI . ; leave tO tOtl e that ever :awe the reFe I 71itt. I hedlissesteillkied'ultirtlit: I.ues Veneta. *fiat:eat asobetittattly rig:leant alley conree.ofineeichle ptescribedhy :Is most eminent of the .faculty here, and undergoing sever:4 sorto worm of sat ;ciao mak* ice dis ;hatted from the }inertial, el& two r c u c f, would appegg tu be of the most luveterate nature: (I. aLe spring of last year my gliorier 744 tot to wick a lina4; ,ossety an put a perind to my Milstein*: In this state, I was ro. commended by Mr.,l. Thum,97ton, prho.recenn. soma a tart by them litre,) to take your !.cake • Patent Pliti•NAtch 4:,as to 4o oo the 21411112 y; in the cot4ese a a formes*s beam re: receive booett. istlittle mitre than a ancietbd . bass:, by' your liberal . advice and Intillcine, perfectly free fri•ni my titer ctimpUrite, hare recuateed say fornter spirits and. stivagth, :11.l ant bee ime pay ana fat, in .w - Lich state having eonsineed .many nionths to the astonishment of all who knew nie,l 'at a lens in s. hat tertql to express ins gratitude,isut beg yowsue he *sod of other sttlll;rioz tisorts.ls, make—this ntit:ntarVia jublie as possil•le. us I shaU cin evrry occasion—in so 4oing vies will greatly 011ie, Sir, your grateful vliedient very humble wee" rant, • . ALIiX. MURKVAL ' Swan's.Cluse Ulkis•etreet, Waitress • • PrepareZ•hill sold bi the sole Piopekter; TbemasTayior. Men ber of OVl t uglii Cilibte of Surgeons In I.ollon, at us LOS 4 No.',, New Bridge-.atnatly, , They are also raid 15# . 61s appointment, at the Perfumer's, N.. es,:::..::bat's-strati, fail Mall ; the Tov-soup, No. los, Oz• cord-5..1 cet,; I '...l:emagief e llVo. Irkit-stnvt4tlll,uc.itlyor polite the yrzhiun:,:i.; and by one persona in every consi.ttr.tore town in England, 6,c. its boxes only g• • ad. each, scaled up wile i ull an,! plain dire: Con s, whireln perscuu ofeither sex may cute theuv.elvvs with ea , e amt seacer. N.ll. Every lips heat lhitalu Li stale I up with am:" whic!, , by favourlif the Comm' ssiuncts, la prince) at the Stamp* Office " Taylor, No.l, Ncw Thhige.s • eet.' IT has been too frequently the subject of kilt zio4 general reprObation, that art. ti destitute of the elemen . s of the medical art have oflertd themselves as catitlktatts far public pa trouage in the profession of Phyide. For rite purpose of doing jus• lice to the result of our stutdes and experience, and to prevent us from bring classed among those empiric" whore lin:Aide:sr pro sesp.jonA have, unfortunately for soctety, ht en too favettraltly ro cetrel, we beg leave to submit to the lateral and enkrattmed, a faithful statement art our pursuits sad acquirements. After having received a recut'r medkal education, as the pupil' of Mesin GrintLd and illiaard, wktise lecture* and pracuce we carefully attended,as l'ri.tessor, ant' Surgeons oldie Landon liar pital, we tittered ourselves as students he that justly celebrated school •I'as. naedkal acqutretnents, the Royal College or FA". burgh, and were instructed in the different branches et sincerer, Surgery, the Theory and Practice of Phy4e, Chemistry, ht.& orlfery, ko.any, &e. &c. &c by those eminent Pi otessors 133. Monro, Oregoly, Mick, Hamilton, Duncan, and 1int1,..r1.4.1. We trust 'we shin not be deem e d presumptuous in iv.ying, t':11 our proficlehey and acq..irt mew • are not itteuesileraNe. f.;r a lori.• .cries of years made N'ENlißl:dt I. Ct PLAINT:I and the terbus diseases of DEBII.ITY, the piaticubar oi.;ox of our studies and practice, it will, we live, be :Mom ad that we hate arqulre4 superbr knowledge of 'heir treatment and tare. is a.:tt recent cases of infection, a 'strict re-estalin•'..nreet u , cumple.i if it. the short period of two Mays, and in those of lift utitrst hivetcraey ‘ where mher practitioner have bikd of our ' eels, a proper perseverance in our plan of treatment cmeres tar , the patient a safe and radical ewer. . Amidst the melancholy variety of rife Men which are d'e tits Sects of a habit tong and most unhappily porn:fed the yank of " • -both sears, there are tome more alarming or untie dier.ll 4 i l T "":" , th' !e tic eneeirs and del.ilitits wide!' Is Alton* previa , 1 4 litter the matrimonial *tats In such peeving it name b ' t to - know thottlrey ut:ty Low, by a no% oh: ••••• ,' hide inside of treat in. itt, bets-stored to 11.41 Et t aura of 41 bletranp, a strong, :nerdy, awl vigorous eeuv.i; when. hi .1• tor' of debility, from whatever cause arising, as well as In eV4 ) n s .ell's-of vener•al infection, we may be constil•ed Fait' either sea with the greatest werecy and liontrer. tint,' sultat:on at bo g ie trot:llqt; to gone , ca ti..at „i t c o the kill tety at tegl.t. • • Pa&lts kr the country are requested to state the partkubr r ,tAtiar faiemi,oaland general habit of living, &c. Inclining A I.l* r trice adtee and na-diciste., when the stole wls be t;"*. tr sear any the kinidont. To, *sm. t h at •• "WS 10 or timiellttlng, the pestieze pelm e t. m a y be. a Jed dip ac,count tea. .aidi:N;ras/i.zatim salt 14x . Sorens. No. 10/, Hakim nate"'• • - - MIGH WA l'Elt AT LONDON /IRMO, 10•Iellflt • &lorotng • • • f Waites a ter 7 Ai 'whoop - - 41 a:hinter af. er 7 LON:SOI'4: Printed by Lavas. Kara, P.akett lit,•cfq eubllsked there, and at the Star iflika. Temple Wt.