Star. — London, England, 1808-04-16 00:00:00

" ;#§)21...e; • - "TV * •At im . 1 7 /i/ialfrAtitv F 0,04 was indicted for a riqerV„,on the perSeil f .Blaney Owen Mitchell, E sq4 . 3 tritiekhallen, on the 26th of December last. • Mr. MitSbell,-trii his examination, deposed, that he, tingetheoo:lo two sons, Major' Montgomery, and , ianeladres,lattd46loo _Star.khallen, to pass a few • drys during the Christmas, and also to receive the rents'of the estate i4f I..cord 'Boyne. On the 26th of Dereinkrit t sho'rtTy.afterithe females had retired, they henikknosse. of feet at the parlour-door, which w• opened, tustithe servant man pushed in by two fel lows • liviveri3F black cloth aver his eyes. The:4' 4M those two came into the room, they fired • 1 1 / 4 Vchell nal*, Wilkinson, who sat next to him i thcball from each pistol lodged in the wains tor behltd . the Gentleirien. • Two other fellows.came :in irtried. ' One Of them fired at eldest son, • • wounded, him • slightly in the thigh, the other discharged :Isis pisttil roll 'the face of Major Mont gomery i'providentiallY the ball had previously fallen • titan die :pistol, but the. Major lost hi! ? sight for sere. , rAT Weeks. ,' Mitchell pidenvoured to wrest a pistol from one of the party, in which he received a violent blow on the head, endives knocked dowm— . When lying on the floor; the -robber, who • had ithe 'black cloth on his face, stooped down once to Mr.i M. "and took some money .from 'his pocket. From ;the position of the witness, and that of the man who so 4 robbed him, the' former had a full, view of his fiee, the cloth hiring . separated in the stooping. This the priSoner.•, : The banditti having taken all the property they: conveniently_ could, departed, leavihg par' of a pistol ',ramrod. , Thewitriess, Pn his Cr.-el4mittat t ion, admitted the possibility of a person ' being Mistaken III:the identity of another, but denied it could exist Sn'the present _instance. .He had for- Warded a dricripticnt of the prisoner to. Justice Gon -11,4, in Ertifitn, and recognised him the moment he ' saw 'him in • A man, upwards of 60 years of age, whose family lived on the bounty of Mr. Mitchell, and who was th erisener's uncle, swore !.n having been present' in "bublio when. the conspiracy was formed to carry this r thbery into effect; he stated there were three besides his nephew, and they had each a pistol. Patrick. Leuet searched the prisoner's house, and fOinni tikir pistols, two of than loaded with two ball's itch ; the others with one ball each, and all primed.. Am these these pistols was one with a half stock brass mounted, acid the ramrod broken. The pistols were producc4%; Justice GUDFIOI.I", and on comparing the broken, Pieee of 'the ramrod with the pistol, it appear ed to fit erietly. • The prisoner, in his defence,. called on Mr. Wit. kinson, one _of the geatlilMen who was attacked, to shew he was. not one of the robbers. Mr. Wilkinson, however, weld Only say, he did not know him to be at the robbery, but added, his figure agreed with that of the person by whom Mr. Mitchell was robbed. Another witness, an elderly woman, was produced, who contradtcted tiny 'prisoner's uncle, and stated, that the prisoner, on the day of the robbery, and for several days previous and subsequent, was at his own boom- The Jury, without hesitation, found the pri SOtier At Warwick A4zes..the trial of, Booth, ohitrge4 with the wilful murder of brotheri John • Booth the' younger, ofHill End,. in the parish 'of Wooten Waren, in that county, took place yester day 4'nnight. • The 'witnesses were numerous, and took up a cott-: siderable time in gliinftheir eVidenee, particularly • in the eroSs-exaininationa by the 'Counsel on the op polite side,. where', the prisoner's Mince principally rested. The' prisoner's Counsel called several wit inesies, who Spike very . favourably , of his character. When his Lordship asked the prisoner what be had to say ,irt his defence; he replied, “`I . am, .my Lord, as innocssit Of this Crime excite child unborn." The Learned, Judge,. in summing up theevidence, strongly reprithated a hand bill, which had been sir ciliated in Birmingham, 'arid ocher parts of the moie ty; for the purpose evidently of .prejudging the soner, and prejudicing the public against The Jury, in about rwentyminutes, pronounced a verdict of - -Not Guilty. 'The prisoner, who had been much agitated at.dif • ferent periods of the trial, bowed to his Lordship -and the Jury, and Withdrew. At Cardiff Assizes, Williaw Irtiliatat, aged 19, .Was tried for the murder of David Williams, of Lantris-' sent, about twelve years of : age, under circumstances It atrocity. t appeared in evidence, that the prisoner and • she deCeased were in habits of intimacy, and that the lat. teihad mentioned to one of his playmates, that the prisoneeihad been gnilty of a crime which our regard to delicacy will not ,allow us to name. This coming ft: the ..knowledge of the. prisoner , he threatened to kill . the . and throw ,his body.isitothe river.- The de ceased resided . With his,grandfathers •wbose!house he Sunday morning. the 13d-ofAugust,last, and WIS traced to a farm-in the neighbourhood, where he -'sod playing with sonte 'boys till abbut twelve /ere called to dinner, wad rewards, promising to meet riming, but was never seen absence occasioning alarm, the followinF Tuesday his with seven wounds on the ill of which appeared to, katp instrument, and each I discovered, the prisoner of wilful. murder! having , a search took place, and int the Sunday morning housv, with evident marks Ise washed out. Pursuit him, and he was appre ,e he'liacraPplied for work, lAvharryra Same about six )Laanrissent, and had been. IrOtith, but hieing guar id quittedlis menace, him where taken. nee . it was stated, that2he., 'clock on the Sunday, ate ; went with them in the ! -airship; afterward, visited a ,w,as,aintaied, then roar bedtand,followed his uinal • .remained playing wttn some when the latter wen the Ch.teased retUrned'homewi. s his companions in - the evenini afterwards. His Wise; !earth was made, and on the body Wai found in a ditch, wi ~ .ed.,alid'atie on the belly, al Lase lmas infticted with a'slia \ state,] to be mortal. On the day the laxly was 4 i.bSCOUlied ; but a verdict o Loin returned againstihim, a tile clothes he had worn P were found in his father's to of blockl,Stains attempted to wai immediately made after /Tended lit Gellygitte,.whive t.syiag be had come froin; Ia or seven miles distant fmm'l TVtrbrerekciliti .?th, his master, he ka• c... 4 knife was found upon 1 la the prikiner'S tlettnit • tine horn. Lhauktwelve ).., d.tolci s. it c h the family r.eisiag u• a place of wort] ~yang woman to whom he I aird to bed • i , labour for the two tugueeding Ons,durA c the hole of Which time he Manifested the most t c tpo sure of mind. • - - - • . ~ The evidence' hiving' been lammed up, the JOT shortly afters declifed the prisoner Guilty. . 4611 j . ,1 He heard his fate without emotion, but . confessed that he was guilty, and seemed *p — eiT 9 rZreit a He was executed on Monday , mennight, on the iie* drop at Cardiff, ardidst a•great concourse of People who assembled on the occasion. . - HIGH W.vrEit Vl' LONDON Bitirx;ii 'lo.ll4o . Rlti Morning . ........ 2 minify' after ..... 3t Intents 'after • • ' SALES 11Y AUCTION. Beautiful FREEHOLD VILLA and ESTATE, HORNSEY LANE, HIGHGATE, MIDDLESEX. By Mean. SKINNER, DYKE, Timing and FORREST, On Wednesday, the 27th instant, at twelve o'clock, at Cutaway's Coffee-housy, 'Change-alley, Corahill, in two lots, A Melt Desirable FREEHOLD VILLA, with A all convenient attached and detached offices, lodge entrance, pleasure grounds, gardens, and tich paddock, containing sit acres, beautifully situate an an Eminence, with Smith aspect,in Hornsee , lane, leading from Highgate Us , Crottelt Ead , and ihtsisti-lane, and only five miles from the Royal Exchange; the property and resi dence of THOMAS HARM% Esq. The Premises have beam recently completed in a neat, genteel manner, at a Consiarable expence, el Which immediate possession may be had. Lot 2. A, Freehold Commodious Dwelling-house; vith suitable, l offices, coach house, stabling, pleasure ground,stisi garden; in the ticcupation of Jutting, Esq. on a *short lease, at aground rent tit YIL 10s. per annum; estimated value-about XdO. per animal. To he viewed. and printed particulars had onthe Premises ; at the Place of Sale ; and of Messrs. Skinner, Dyke, 'Fuchin and Forrest, Aldersgate-street, w!to are authorized to receive ot&rs t• purchase hy private contract. . ENFIELD, MIDDLE/I - EX. FREEHOLD DWF.LUNG-HOUSE, OFFICES, GA.RDEN, AND MLADOW LAND. - ty Messrs. SKINNER, DYKE, TUCHIN and FCiRREST, On Wednesday, the 517th instant!, at twelve o'clock, at Garra . way's 4offer-iinuse, Cornhill,in twn I.ets , Lot I.A Very Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, 1 * pleasantly situated in front of the Hlgh.R.trad at En -4eld Highway, near Waltham Cross, and within ten miles ofLen . don, comprising a Brick Ihrelling-house, with convenient offices, yard, coach-house, stabling for three basses, and a giod garden. Ulf 2. A Close of Meadow Land ( form erly two;, containing about three acres, tythe tree, situate in Bulls Moore Lane, about a mile . from Lot 1. The whole in the possession of Mr. Ew bank, on-Lease for four years and three quarters, at a low rent. To he viewed, by • leave'. of the Tenant, ten days preceding the Sale, of whom printed particulars may be - had ; also at the-Four Swans,,Walthatn Cross; Greyhound, Eufield ; White Hart, Tot tenkam 1,• of Messrs. Wharton and Dyke, Solicitors, Temple; at the Place of Sale ; and of Messrs. Skinner, Dyke, 'Fuchin arid Forrest, A l klersgate-street. _ . . CAPITAL ESTATE and COLLIERY,I.EEDS, YORKSHIRE. By Messrs. SKINNER, DIKE, TUCHIN, and FORREST, 011.Thorsday the Sth of May, at Twelve o'Clock, at Garr:. way's Cefee-house, Change Alley, London, in One I.ot, A CAPIT4L and very Valuable FnE MINX EsTATE, 3 4- most advantageously situate in the Townships of Middleton, Decagon, and Hunalet, in the parishes of Rotlarell and Leeds, about one mik-and a half of the capital town of Leeds, and easy distances from Wakefield, Bradford, Huddersfield, and Halifax, in the West Riding oldie Cistmty of York; comprising the Lord ship or Manof of Middleton, with the Great Tythes of the same ; a desirable Residence called Middleton Lodge, with Officei,walled Garden, Plantations, and Paddocks; a Genteel Dwelling-house, occupied by Mr. Joseph Humble ; a Brewery, a capacious It Water Corn Mill one hundred and sixty-two Workmen's Cottages ; two Public Houses, Stabling, Work-shops, and other suitable erections ; and the surrounding Farms, consairring in the whole one thousand three hundred and seventy-seven Acres of fertile and productive Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, and Woods abundantly stocked with improving Tiniher, lying very compact, and nearly within a Ring Fence, with Farm Houses and Buildings for Husbandry. . Also, Oae Undivided Fourth Part of the Manor of Hanslet.— Part in hanA the remainder (except one small Farm) let to Te nants at Will, and on Leases near expiring. The present Rents, with the estimated Value of the Premises in hand, (but exclusive of the Manors and Tythes taken in Kind) amount to Two Thou sand Two Hundred and Twenty-one Pounds per annum, and which may be very e.msidi.rahly increased as the leases expire. Also, the Valuable and Beneficial Coal Works on the Estate, 'well-known as Middleton Colliery, communicating by an Iron I Rail-road with the Populous and Manufacturing Town of Leeds, of which this Colliery is the Chief supply, under the regulation of saveral Acts of Parliament ; with all the valuabletiteam Engines, Gins, Staiths,lron and Wood Rail-roads,Waggons,Toolsokc. The Coals have sold, on an average for the last Seven Years, for upwards of Twenty-four Thousand neon& per annum. Ile Purchaser/ may. to accommodated with Fifty Thousand Pounds on security ' of the Estate for seven years.—.:ro be Viewed. Printed Particulars may be had of Mr. Joseph Humble, on the Premises ; also at the Coal Staith at I.eeds ; and of the undes meutioned,Prlnters of the News Papers ; Mr. Baines, Leeds ; Mr. Peacock, York; Mr. Walker, Newcastle; Mr. Donaldson, Edinburgh ; Mr. Harrop, Manchester ; Mr. hillinge, Liverpool, Mr. Peek, Hull ; Mr. Stretton, Nottingham ; Mr. Montgomery, :Midfield y also of Mr. Lewis, Gray's Inn-square, London ; at the place of Ade ; and of Messrs. Skinner, Dyke, Tuchin, and Forrest, Ajdenniate-otoret, London, where Plana may be seen. MIMI/LE:SEX. AN ELEGANT VILLA, FARMS, AND LANDS. ' By Messrs. SKINNER, DYKE, TUCHIN, and FORREST, On Thursday, June 2, at Carraway's Coffee-house, 'Chango.alley, Cornitiff, in Ten Lots, VALUABLE FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD v ESTATES, situate in the Parishes of Finchley, Hendon, 'Ltd Little Stannuire • consisting of a Villa, with beautiful grounds, and rich paddocks, and sundry FarMs and lands, containing about 400 — min, let at rents anusunting to 'about ONE THOUSAND FOUNDS PM ANNUM. I.or 1. The elegant Villa called Hendon Place, with excellent office..., beautiful and extensive pleasure-grounds, lawns, capital gardens, and sundry rich meadows, containing about 78 acres, tythiAree, now in the possession of James Warm, Etq. on lease. Lu r 2. A Farm at Older's Hill, containing 66 acres (part tythe-free) of meadow-land, with a, good farm-house and build ings, in the occupatton of Mr. John Hills, who has had notice to quit at Michaelmas next. LOT 3. Eight Acres . a Half of I.ankealled Gibb'aClascs, sitmite at HighWouil Hill, Helium, let to Sir J. W. Anderson, Mart. as Tenant at Will. Lot . 4. A Dwelling,House, with °Wee, gardens, and six acres of land at Mill Bill, ou lease to Mr. Jackson. I.oT 5. Seven Acres and a Halt of land, called Corbett.. ad• joining she bridge on the toad leading from Hendon to Finchley, let to Mr. Sergrai t. at will. Lox 8. A Farm, railed Milesph, at Hendon, containing about 55 acres with a good dwelling-house and outbuildings, on lease for an Unexpired term.of three years, let to Mr. Thomas Greeves. I.tr I. A Close, called Burnout-Field, containing I I :tires, si. mate near the sevuu-mile stone, on the Edgware road, let to Mr. James How, Tenant at Will. LOT S. A Farm at liruckley Hill, in the Parish of little Stan. more, Containing 88 acres, in the occupation of Mr. Richard Fitch, on lease. Lur 8. A Farm on the South side of Bushey Heath, in the Ps Ash of I.ittle Stantiture, consisting of 56 acres, on lease to Mr: Richard Fitch. Lur 10. A Farm It Boreham, lVopdgate, containing 41 aura of hind, tythe-free,Wlth a farmAouse and barn, in the possession of Mr. Horn, on The Farms and Lands maybe viewed twenty-eight days, pre. c e di ng thesole, b' applying t o o the Tenants, of whompinted Par ticulars may be then bad; also at ibe Crane's, Ed i givare • Aber tam Arms, Statunure 1 lijawe dad Crown, Watford ; Red Lion, garnet; also of Mr. Cockney,, Solicitor, Casele-street, Hulborns at the plait Or Sale; ad of Minim. Skinner, Dyke, fuchin, .and •Focrest, Akkisgatissiitteet & of wimps Tickets may. be bad for ;viewing .I.e CAPfl'Al. OIL AND MUSTARD MILLS, ST. SAVIOUR's, SOUTHWARK. By Messrs. SKINNER, DYKE, TUCHIN, and vounEsT, On Thursday, May 19, at twelve, at Garraway's, in One Let, I HE valuable and truly desirable Premises, most eligibly situate in front of the River Thames, in Clink •street, St. Saviours, Southwark, now in the possession of the Proprietor, 1 Mr. John Liogard, Oil Merchant and Mustar- Manufacturer, retiring from business ; comprising the capital Oil and Mustard Mills, which are extremely capacious, with storehouses sufficient for ounu quarters of seed, and 250,000 cakes, and an extensive I right of wiarfage ; in the mills are three pair of upright atones, one Ink of cormstones, nine pair of stathpers, three pair of rolls, nine sifting frames, and sisteettpounding frame, together with all the valuable machinery and tackle apparatus. worked by a most capital steam engine, equal to the power of z.) horses, erec. tad within a few years at an immense expiiice, upon the best and most approved principles. . 1 ; Also a large copperfor refining oil, four large cisterns, capable .of containing upwards of 400 pipes, eight entailer copper cisterns, with pumps, pipes, back, and a capital crane. The premises possess every requisite convenience for carrying on a very eaten. Jive and lucrative trade. The situation, it is presumed, Is equal, .if not superior to any for such a concern, poulessing /oral advantages highly beneficial to the works. l'o be viewed With Tickets, which, with printed particulars, i maybe had of Messrs. Skinner, Dyle, - 'fachib, and Forrest, Al- , may alga be bidet the place of stk. KENSINUmN. A CHARMING SPOT 'co BUILD UPON. By Mewl- SKINNER, DYKE, 'FLICHIN and FORRESI, On 'Monday, Kay 19, at it, at Garraway'a, ate lot, AVery Improvable . FREEHOLD ESTATE; 1 , *-. e-" --- 7 -- eonsistieg of a valuable plot of mond, extremelys:llole for. NESSRS. LEIGH and Surgeons, confine their building upononcist desirably situated, neatly ciritlgnims.in the attention to the treatment of certain complaintsotantrazted high rand at Kensington, a short distance from Hyde Pa& and ; i f i u t t an ha u b tv&i m ed r. iso L u it i t ,r x d h t i ha vi t a tte g b ite/ en wh g r a c gect hfis sa iri used thia b e y x j ra u ut iiv h : branch fur the ha *Sten years in this house, it is presumed that Tirotnpton, communicating with Kensington-square& Tito Pre h i t measure near fourteen acre*, and contain. an immense quantity of gravel, in parts from IR to 20 feet in depth, whiCh, the mlyintaile of sa 6 earrOneg erea the almost success to that from Its contiguity to the Great Western Road, is highly assiduity witlewhfeb theg devote themselves to the Curc.of. ihese able, and part of tbs ground ItexcellaitM elte-oth the situation Coinplaints. , -Inall min of roceni Occurrence the cure Ps speedy, is presumed to be equal to any in the vicinity of the metropolis sort lams and dmegett4te eitittlfy aVoidak, hr every complicated for building upon, as the steighbnerbood is highly respectable, and c"cs3n4 i n those distWodsitt dttlietmcitts. Whit& are the: conse- The surrounding country extremely beautiful. The Ground. Isis ilmenceb of you*Wul EraPrudelke, or the &matador indOlgeocrs of sufficient spare for the erection of sevetal streets, sr is suitablefor warm climate's theirAlude oftrolitMentonsures a safe an elegant polygon. iodise:m*lw raithiation to vritirous heath, The wpm Yu be viewed, and Printed Ofirtiettlara ms}' be buy 21 days satatatinrxlie first intervievi, de in a i iiswetto lavers, sontpinipg a preceding the Sale, at tho Kino Arms Twhict. - Kensingsoi; bnultante&• and in every' saw the aunt invioiabir secrecy is vb- Pbce of Sale ; and ofMessrs. Skinner, Dyke, Tuebin mid Forrest,. sam , ed,-No. 9, Arundel-streetonsi yekaphi B ar . Aidertgate-street, wheti s Plan rosy be seen. • There is an additional entrance is Watenstreet adjoining. ~*'" . ~: L..A...i.. • , • , . . „ ON. • . 71 . 111 Capital RtillillNCt antIAITATE,.TOTTIINICSM. mob. • - , ' t. .By Mesita; SKINNER, DERF.,TIiCHIN • and • On Toaseal, the 244.4 , Map, stawatte o'clock, at y's Cadkv4sense, in lots, ' . .T RE'e" Vali*e an 4 Piost ptoro A c. ritu, Homy lintilkAWßOi SStATES,, militate 4 W CRBYSI t TPT.r.ENtlAMAlkagmesiiiie'distinsiefiein the lauts: Mt Riad, and within five miles cft4e ,I f fetrupoils.ipas the Red dence and Property of ROWLAND STEPHENSON - Esq. de ceased ; comprising the Ciglitsi god Continuants *ricit ' Dwelliii House, coifed Vount'isteasint,..uniflauly nnteffli With suitable domestic office., comb Wises, stilifing,brantifulgleastwe grounds, Pram, Pendiletien irni.ailtE:landt. Containing three hundred and thirty stree t tying nearlywlthin .; ,ringfeucc, si.d.c4pable of very great ImProvenient instal band, of whieh Immediate roe- Se3Si.n may be bad, IL I:art ou loam near expiring, and the re mainder let to, tenants at will, Mini* pleasant kinnar. with titf pleuuttroinkl, gardens, and lands Inland, die situate on a de lightful anninerficekcontiostisfinS.ltah Plusunolluf Petinfects. and form One of the most desirable residences in the county, suitable. for a family of high respectability. To be viewed ax days preceding the Sale, when Printed Parti. • culars may be had on the premises ;, also pf, ,hlerta.,Farrey amid Sreasinian, solicitor,, Broad4tivet Hill ; ai the Place, of,Stley and of Messrs. Skianer, Dyke, Tuchin iod Forrest, ANdersgitta-street. q ' - CRII*EIiOOK, IN KENT. • VA - LUAU'S:FREEHOLD AND . 1,1 7 .A5EH0i.6 tYTHES, 1 FARMS, GOODS, W.A'I . :K, CORA-MILL, raid V.STAI('ES. i l By Mess - re. SKINNER, DYKE, TUCHIN, and FORREST, . .. .. 4 611 WhdOessliyllte 25th' Miiy, at Twelve o'clock,,at Cottyaway's Coffee-house, 'Change Alley, Cornhilk in seileral Lots, Unless an acceptableoffer is previously iliac fdr the Whole, ArALUABLE and very itrptiorAbie FR F. E 140 p) and LEASEHOLD ESTATES, situate. at Csinhrook, in the County of Kent, 14 'miles from Maidstone, easyd .so from Ashton', Tunbridge; and the sea roast, and 4H inik:qicsas on. Comprising diet:teat or Rectorial tytlks of the fertile and ex tensive Parish of Criniirook, containing about 6000 Acres. 'The Reitory House, with offices, garden„barns, lodges, stabling, eutbuildiegs, hnd tit); lands, containing 54 Acres. .. The Market House, with the dile, and tulls of fain, two pub lic houses, and 25 dwelling-houses, with gardens and lands. . Also a capital Water Corn Mill, with an 18 fettocersitot wheel, /6 acres of water, a dwelling-house, Witkontbuildinp, and 30 acres of land, on le:m.o%lllth expires in about two years and a half: Also Three Woods; containing 70 acres, stocked with burrow ing timber and thriving underwoixl ; and a Vivid of Five Acres. 1 • A Dwelling-house, with a barn and outbuildings, and 11 acres 1 of fertile land. The Tythes and Woods are in hand, and the remainder of the property is let to tenants at will. The present Rental, including the estimated value of the part in hand, amounts to L 1468 15s. per annum. The Leasehold Part is held ender the Dein and Chapter of Canterbury, apd renewable . according en custom.' The land Tax has been redeemed. To be viewed 21 days preceding the Side, when printed partici,- ' tars may be had, of Mr. David Butler, Cranbrook ; T. S. Red. ford, Esq. Hawkhurst ; Mr. Blake, Printer, Maidstone; Messrs. , Rouse and Co. Printers, Canterbury; at the Ship, Dover.; Sara cen's Head, Ashford; Rose, Slltiugtionrne; Crown, Rochester; Rose and Crown, Tunbridge; Pince of Sale ; and of Messrs. Skim ner, Dyke, Turin'', and Forrest, Aldersgate-street, where Plans] ' *mhy be seen. • . - • . A GENTEEL RESIDENCE, with 15 ACRES of MEADOW LAND—in SURREY. • • By Messrs. SKINNER, DYKE, TUCHtNand FORREST, At Garraway's Cdffse-house, cornbill, on Wednesday the tit May, at 12 o'Cinfk. • A MOST desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE,' 3 1 - pleasantly situate at Sutton, a delightful part, of the County of Surrey, in the ntitlirt prfidkliports, a short ride from the beau- ; tiful Downs of Banitead and Epsom, and within 12 miles of the Metropolis; comprising a Genteel Rtsid:nce, the principal part of which has beeti erected within a vary few years, with.convenient Offices of every 'description Coach-house and Stabling, beautiful and'extensive Pleasure Gr ounds, with Shrubberies and Planta tions laid out with great taste; excellent walled Gardens, pro ducing an abund.oice of fruit; Green-house, Hut-house, Fish ponds, and Two Paddocks or rich Meadow Land, containing altogether about Fifteen Acres, lying very compact, and remark. ably well fenced. 1 The House is handsomely fitted up, and bt for the immediate reception of a family. An early possession may be had; To'be viewed 21 days preceding the Sale, between the hours of ekven and four (Saturdays excepted) by tickets only, which, with* printed partkulars, may be then had of Messrs. Skinner, Dyke, Tuchio and Forrest, Aldersgate-street. Particulars may also be had at the Greyhound and Cork Into, Sutton; Creykotind, Croydon; Wheat Sheaf, Tooting ; Spread Fade Pnvnn • :.mil at oh. Phuw nrSalle. . •• • . giv N T / T:M Crt ' C AREW' . CELEBRATM RESTORATIVE TOOTH POWDER, _ . - ( TtgAtitY bf Ommteriantc,* and regularity of Feu 4.1 tart* me MOWS! to al ea ilia British Fair; bat ths Psopsistot of. By CLERs POWDER would beg itavu tp imitate' his Courerposoftes•that the - lustre thdr Charm L loam half lv Miltienee where Cite Tesok otwilimaionme, or Mew a rotten and troissaltisy appearance-...chi fame mom i fta ,„, 4l2ble the Kirin Preparation affords the bitable * means or es invk l og oprotrignallalaisi,the enamel, and la te ha air:Vegetables. •' .11 11 - 1 - nt.. T.!'"ltla? tv,: ma r„,zithed to the :=twill lon 01 all leaks, lir dewing eery eitery imperfection, either in the colopr, or the decay of the' iSnittainf the Teeth, as rendering the !Breath tweet hod deleeta. BR, atteinulting the Gann el their pap* shape and vertnilh i g hue ; and 'certain preventive against the. Tooth-ache. Nu cnin. ' position of this hind ever breed:int 'ftetstird to public notice, his met suclamtiversolapPdohation r math* Proprietor has to boast that it Is in 4aily unto( Ray*y Sold, wham& and retail, by ~Mr. Bitter, Na 4, Cheapsids ; corner of Paternomer-row; and mall, by Crisp, corner of Smog raleclesto ; Piffling, 76, Oillatl-attvet; <Vete. she, &mush ; neater, Edinburgh main:arm; and most Countryytalinita Neustera aadTcrfilmert, in bastes at ft. pd. saa - Thie Rev Me. BARCLAY% PATEN r ANllni Litt LIS Pill I wai a remark of Ike celebrated Dr. Buchan, A, Author of,the • Domenic Medicine, that complai nt s et t h e I,tmeli and bowels are the prevailiag malady of this et*lttryt *the fottniatioa of the mote formidable and fiat der faaAl i that the perfoa who could dikover for the relief and erne a. ilk and infallible remedy would perform a matt important invite to fociety. That &Rows* has now been made in the Patent 4 0 ;Thig oui Pills of the Iler.Wllliasn Barclay,the ettenfive fate or which, and the b. &imam in width they are dekrvedly bead, has confident* lamed die weenber of there complains ; sod him fair. n a Ilsose ale* m be reef nalbmetentirely eradicating them. Tilde Pint bane a "RR indlltes Operation, tky act powerfully and fpccifically on the 1D1C.111411.‘. DOOR tbelognierous diforders eannedied with ILE& beidaelsee i llatuleoce. liver complaints, jam.. dice, nervous Menders from itldyuul.st, Re They are t h e w it valuable family medic/an. bitheito offered to the ?MSc to ht eta Proprietor is (apparent by tin molt relped:bie tvidertee of the Brit charadiers of the..Nobilityload others, that oey have never been, adtainiftared to any permit without giving cattalo sod fpeed, relief, and in the end complathrg a tun: This valuable medicinit,hiving-bent ufed with fuemf g ,l i s em . mended by the following dlitleganbed Perfonoges The Right Hon I/itemise DILLON The d e ord Bi(bop of BATH and WELLS Sir JOHN HO N EYWOOD, Bart. M. P. for Honiton Sir STEPHEN LUSH INGToN, Bart. M.P for Paula •THGIMAS ANSON, Eq. M P. for Litch6,ll J;MOS AMY ATI . , Big. M.P. for Southampton ICHOLSON CALVERT. Eig.. M.P. Mr Hertford P DIyIUND BOEHM, Ela. New•ftrect. String-gardens THOMAS HA M mERSLEY, Ffq. Pail. Mad . 0. W. DICitES, Efq. Private Secretary to the Archbletvp of Canterbury The Rev. Mr. DIMOCK. Librarian to the Atchhillsop ChCI I. FORRESTER, Efq M.P. for Wxnloel; Sold wholdsle and retail by Mr. Butler, N. 4, Chopti4r, .corner of Paternotter-row ;and retail by Mr Rir..y. &aff rc ! d ent , phi Bond. drat ; Mr. &fano% Leieeiler (quart Bauer, ha. burgh. and Glafgow ; and by all refpeclable Venders L lowa and Country. A Cautioo—Ctbferre the same of Willi rot Barclay is engaged I on the (tamp, which is eased on the ontfide orsprrot each box ; Oboe. to.Bansped are *,4llaoserous imitation. Price tchi. and toe. per bas s Was., , IMi'ORTANT DISCOVERY r `'HE Advantage the Public nukit ahcar; deem* from regularly educated professional men directing skean exclusively their studies (is one specks of malady, was newer mow clearly demonstrated than by the unexampled success which hoe attended the administration of their new remedy, and the tinier. divary cures it nes performed. for a long series of years, 'Ann. Cuaate and Cu. Surgeons ' formerly in his Majestysservice,lonx: j made the Vega-wed Disea se the. particular object of their inn-stk. ration, and arc happy in having discovered a medicine superior to ; mercury in the cure of that complaint ; it Is sufficient to obtette that the effects:of this remedy are dianntrically opposite to those ; of mercury, far though it completely eradicates every votift at I the virus, in its most confirmed stages, yet it does not in the ksut Injure the constitution ; on the contrary, it renovates the system in all Its natural functions, promotes appetite, end faduit ors dh gestion : thus instead of reducing a strong and vigorous consigns don to the frightful condition that mercury does, it not only re. serves that constitution hi its primitive state, but ?enures a weak and debilitated one to its natural strength and vigour. Nl:what I hiss instances are on resent record of the superior elSeaty of Ms medicine, its inherent and specific virtues sitting . as a perpetual corrective to bodily debility, whether proceeding Vane an eaten of conjugal or illicit pleasure, or front the inure insidious, thotth not less destructive, indulgence of incautious youth of bode sta.s in a certain pernicious habit. Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders which are the consequentc of this solitary Vice, tiecte tlto num more afflicting than that distressing state of debility and de ficiency svhicii prevents or embitters dui matrinumW ate;'f the unhappy sufferer broods over his inisfureitne, ashamed , ts seek re lief, until be is reduced to such a seine of weakness at to Melte life oppressive. To such persons 1 Must be 1 consoling Mkt don to know, that they may now, by a new infallible. mole ut treatment, be restored to that greatest of all Inman blessings, strong, mutely and vigorous constkutlem. In all cases of debility, deficiency, from whatever MSc ErMltg. • as well as iu every species of venereal infection,- Messrs. C.urde and Cu, may be consulted by patients of either see with tit greatest secrecy and honour, at their house, No. 107, ituten. 61arden. Patients in the country describing the panicelat ttf their ceunplaints, by letter post paid, enchning a Bunk note, will have the necessary medicine and advice sent to shy part• of the kingdom. 107. Hatton Gado.. . _ IIY MS MAJESTY'S LETTEIBS PATENT. I EA KE's Genuine PILLS; so justly fantom file - 1 -- 4 their superior efficacy In curing every &Breit and symptom of the Venereal Disease, the Scurvy, ace. without cetaineintet of restraint of dict a In en easy, expeditious, safe, Ind Octet Mato nor. One small tasteless Pill is a dose, its operation irnpOtir tible, and requiring no particular attention. la 15 days they generally cure these ernel Disorders; and where they fail in unit time of perfectly restoring health, the tient has the happy asourait.-e that he or she is At the etc of wt." . su restored, let the iiegrve of malignancy be ever so great, It is an excellency peculiar to thew Pills, to make directly to the cninplaiiiing part, and enter into contort whh the ofendind matter, Which they speedily dislodge and expel. They ate decto red by experience to be a preserver of health, as well as a Pesti, rer. by tithing only eight single Pith Spring and NI ie every - year in short, the Patentee has this extraordinary obligation. to Bulk that whatever be promised himself front Meat, they wars ON be "fulfil and record. as though impatient of Intibortal nbd utlhtiaa! fame. These Pills are must worthy .4 place In the Masters ;aid Captalocof Ships; the noose so; for that they witl keep good in all climates any length of tinie, and that they hi" , sow borne the test of near ao years, with Moccasin crcdt themselves, and honour to their author, insomuch that ailing till last eight years they have radically cured upwards of on,onirpcf• suns, many of whuna had been discharged &um Hospitals whet.' saheation had been- frequently repeated, and all tabor methods made use of without effect.. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, Thomas Talton. Member of the RoyalCullege uf Surgeons in Londen,at hie huts Nu, Si, New Brldgesstreet ; where he will give white, without a Fee, to persons taking these Pins, pnd will aniWer Proticols Lib tees, if post-paid, on tart same ts rm% observing in all cur tat must inviulidole secrecy, no patient's name io case baying. boa mentioned, but at their own particular request, by the ProprArvirs during the course of more than 40 years, that he has !lathe class ducting of an extensive silt of the above inedisinc,4ll3 the prate . rice axisigg therefrom. They are.also bolds by his appointment, at the Pcsiarner's, no, 35,. St: Albans -street, Pall-mall ; the Toyislsop, No. 1 . 42. Ole fordrstreet ; Mr. DisbOrough's, No. 7, A s lautreet-Hil nearif opposite the Monument ; and by one Pelson id every c o nsidvaLit town in Ergl.md, &e. in Bases of duly Y... *L. each, sealed ap, with NU and plain direction, —whereby persons of eithrtsca maT cure theinsriess with ease and secrecy. • • N. 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