Star. — London, England, 1808-08-08 00:00:00

Commissiesiaf the' Willa' Worth • Cionceiter Regi ment of Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. . . Ersi g n Henry Dickinson te-tie • Lieutenant. vic.: Robbins, re. ADMIRALTY 0 .TICE, AUGUST 6. • • .r . . Ri s e igi lia i r et. 'd Fil l) kin ateti „i 4 sr l- . i . ehe ."41 bura . i on, vice Hayward , • ieelgned.— Gory of a Lei-te teem Vie( .Gimiral Vashon , Commander In; Dated '3lO 81,' ililaiil '''-e• 3 - Chi, fof his Majesty's Ships and Vessels at Leith, to the Hun.' W. W.1141e, ...inn .eu t rina-ta, CormllkssicilW stre• lied ity the Lord Lieutenant of the . County of Kent.--Cranbrook Volunteers. Si'--! am to beg you will he pleased to lay bif6re th e Le'r d s t l . See nd Ltentenatit Richard Winch to be First Lieutenant, vice Con auwioners or the .kdnataltv the i.elosen letter which I bare!, Lark '' ill, resign...mi. limed July 25, Inn. •• reeeiviat &or- „..ptam Dix, of liis Niaje:ly's sloop Cy g net, g ivinti Tonbridge-Wells Volunteers. an account of the capture of the Danish private.r brig Christiana,' 0 L . A .. - A MOW , ' o' t four., en g u..t., with a compkinent of sixty men ; 4, ".firr' . gorse M organ ! Leil. to be CaPtaln- Dated July' 30, 1801. tbri- , days !nun Chnstiana. The privateer has just anchored in' Coxnmiasions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Banff • Leith Rated. 1 arr., &c. (si g ned) j. YASUON. shire. His MalettY's Sluop C y gnet, at Seis July 27 . 2d Battalion of Banffshire Volunteer Infantry. Sir—l beg leave to inform you, that,after a chace. Lieutenant Wm. Duff Bruce to be Captain, vice Robertson, rt e. nine hours, I had the good fortune to come tin; slated. Dated July iti, 1808 r' G Smith, Gent. to be Lieutenant; vice Bruce, promoted. with and caytnre the Danish brig . priesteeraarisp-'1 r "l e ,;- 1 ......0 And: ew LoOgatoOr to ----eutertont,vice awn, super. arta, mounting fourteen giant, tWeive twelve-poinsder.: tird. cnrronades, and two long nines, manned with si,sty:: John Sumach, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Longmoor, promoted. men ; cult--three days from Christiana withtnit.lay. All dated:iv above. ing made any captures. She is victualled an ai t e rc d Commission signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the fir one month, and was proceeding off the north end l; County of Wigton. of Shetland for eurfose of interceOting - our home- i Kirkcudbright and Wigton Regiment of Militia. .......1 George Burnet, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Maxwell, appointed to vrard.bound G reenlan d n'ell• The Chrstiana "0..1 . the 26th toot. Dated May 31,1808. ' • .... formerly an English merchant brig. I have the ho. :liar to be, &c. (Signed) EDWARD DIX. Commissions in the Suffolk Militia , signed by the Lord Lieutenant. . _ MILITARY PROMOTIONS. ' lst.or 'West Suffolk Regiment: . -" . . . WAR OFFICE* AUGUST 6. Lieutenant Tbsimas'W. Mae nougat' to be Captaik eitesltelli- i ISt Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Cornet Thomas Ntttcombe - brook, resigned. Dat d May 1, 18C8. °with, to be Lieutenant, by purchase,vice Sandon,who retires. Lieutenant Edward Reeve to be Captain, vice Gotta,. resigned. 2d Re g iment of Dra g oons—Hospital Mate Robert Buchanan to I Dated as above. be Assistant Surgeon, vice Luscombe, promoted in the 34th • John Day, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated March 25,1808. Foot. 1 .-- Hearn, Gent. to be ditto, vice Mac Dougall, promoted. 7th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Cornet the Honourable H. I Dated May 1, 1308. Cecil Lowther to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Verner, John 'rasher, Gent. to be ditto,viee Reeve, promoted; Thomas', promoted, V. Blomfield, Gent. to be Ensign. Both dated as above. 1 10th ditto—Cornet Rkhasd Jebb, from the 7tlsDragoon Guards. • East Suffolk Regiment. to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Gedillard,promoteti in the John Clayton, Esq. to be Captain. Dated May 1,1808. 60th ;out. t Lieutenant '1 bonus Kett to be ditto; Ensign -- Nash to be 11th Dicta-Benjamin Leigh Lye, Gent. to be Cornet, by pur- i Lieutenant ; Ensign It. G. Hunter to be ditto, vice Kett, ..:ro chase. - • I noted. AU dated as obovq. Elld Ditto—George Butenkry, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, ' Ensi g n W. I.ayeon tube- ditto. Dated May 10, 1808. vice Wade, who retiree; Hospital Mate H. Cowen to be As- . Wm. Woods, Gent. to be F. n, mew , Hunter, promoted ; Tho . aistant Snap on,vice.basyth, wine resigns. : eras Woodcock and !rands Buxton, Gents. to be dim.. ..+1 Coldstream Regiment of loot Guares—!-:econd Maier Lieute- 1 I dated as above. rant r; •neral John Colcraft to be First Maier, vice Finth,,ap T Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutena. - ,t of the puinteti so the curtunand of the 54th Foot ; Colonel lc:Alt:In. ( ~ • . County of Essex. tier Howard to he Se‘4 V r.ajor, vice Lalcraft ; Captain R. Doetres Jackson to he Cappir t of a Company, vice Howard j , Western .Batmlion of Essex Militia. Ei.s gr. M fore.eue to be Li :Uteniellt, vice Jackson; Lord Eras Mas Phillips, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated July 7, 1808. .--- Fitz Gerald to be- Ensign, vice Yortescue. i • West Ham Volunteer Infantry. Sd Regiment of boot fauards.-Ensign V. Grimstead, from the i Lieutenant Joint Naylor to be Captain. vice Carstens; . resigned. sth t,arrison I,analior, to be. Ensign, without purchase, vice I Dated July 18, 11146.. •-. . • G or don promoted in elie.liSd f oot . 1 Ensign John Woodcock to be I leutenant, vice Naginr, promote. Ist F egim. a- of f o ot-Arnhem. P.-upstus Dobyn, Gent. to be ; aid Win. N ickham Greenhtl, Gent. tea be kncgii, vice W coup Ensign, by ptirchase,viie Grahatr.,-pron.oted. . i etch, promoted. tent &ate &Labe*. 14th De.to--Ensiarl horns Cauifield to be Lieutenant, without, . • . Middleton Volunteer Infantry. purchase, vice Van Ba r rie. who retires; Jar. Carr, Gent. to Ensigr ale! and N icks to be Leaateslant, vie* bia)ll4fs rsslgaed. be Ensign, by purchase, vice Caulfield. ',wed lily I a; inpu t 15th Ditto--nnsign R obert Richardson, from the Ist C arrisos , jo in M a hl on % Cat. t o be Ensign, vicellticks, pro:noted. Dawn Bunalion, to be Lieutenant, without purchase ; Lns.gti VA A- I as above. .. . .. . .. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. August 23. John Sanders, late of Canterbury, Kent, corn-mer chant, at ten, at L-utitilell. • • Sept. 24. Wm. Goodenough, late of - Hampstead oad,l64Wlrsex, coach maker, at ten,at Guildhall. Sept. 24. John klam, of Bs-4710wlinstene, Some:, Mspenter, at ten, at Guildhall. Sept. 9-1. Richard t'eacock, of Turnmill-street, Ciente:iv/04w tier, at ten, at Gull/hail. BANKRUPTS. Henry Chambers, of Warwick, innkeeper, ficaler,and chatman, to surrender August 18, 19, and September l'i, at elev.:it, at ;h._ Eisele Swan Warwick. Attornies, Messrs. &nut apdlisarnit, No. 8, Staple Inn, London; or Messrs. Tomes and 1-Leyte's', Warwick. . • Robert Bell and Robert Hedley, of Navecastle-upen-Tyne, stool • len-drapt rs and partners, September 1,2, and 17, u der, at the Queen's Head, Newcastle. lynic Attornies, - Mr. Thomas Cur, Newcastli ; or Mr. William Atkinson, Linen ' eery-lane, London. James Knott, of Oldham, Lancashire, grocer, 'dealer and chap man, August 19, 20, at eleven, and Sept. 17, at live, at the Star Inn, Manchester. Attornis, Messrs . liestop and Darrow, King-street, Manchester ; or dessrs. J. and R. Willis, %1 alll ford-court, London. Michael Tempest, of Derby, mercer and draper, August 19, at *ix, August 20, and September 17, at eleven, at the King's ArMs, Derby. Attorney, Mr Loween, lempk,-London. ' James Lawten the elder, John Lawten, James Lawien he young( r, and Jervis Lawten, ail of Ashtsti-under-Lyi.e, Lance- i shire, cotton-manufacturerse &alert, ckapmen and coparaskrt, August 15, 22, and Sept. 17, at eleven, at thy Mar hug b i liwr cheater. Attornies, blesses. Heslop and liarrow.ging meet, Manchester; or AleSurs. J. aed R. Willis, Wunaorn-courr i , Loudon. . . James Young, of Manchester, Colton-manufacturer, dialer and chapanua, August 19, :.0, 'and Se.#l. 17, at tistet, at the Sot ad - Eagle Inn, Manchester. Attornies, Mc./.dge,„b.ing's Leach Walks, Temple ; or Mr. ClOiigh„ . .lvlincliester. George Straw, late of Lincoln, merchant, duller and.chapmai, Augest 24, StS, and-Sept. 17, as two,at the Rein Deer, Lincoln. Attornies, h; r. Chalks Hayward, .LinColn ; or. Messrs. Mac dougall and Hunter, Lincoln's Inn, London. Elijah Johnson, of Ble-ciing Heart-yard, Char!. s-street, Holborn, Middlesex cabinet maker, Augusr 9 16, and Sept. 17, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Dobson Willoughby, of Clifford's hut. Nicholas Effard Robinson, of Bond-court, Walbrook, London, merchant, dtaler and charuan, August 13, 20, and Sept. 17, • at ten, anGuildhall. Att , :rnies, Messrs. Allcock, Boswell, and Cornet, York-a:reset, Southwark. John Thomas•Chowlea, of Finch-lane, Cornltlll, London, painter, glazier, dealer aid chapman, August 9, 16, and Sept. 17, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Dawue, ilenrietta4treet, Covent Garden. Horn Johnstone, from the sth Garrison Bittalicn, to be•ditto. 23d Ditto--Ho'spi•al Mate Samuel Recto be Assistant Surgeon, vice ..yster, appointed to the 7th Dragoon Guards. 82d Ditto--Thowas Henry Turquand, taint. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Dillon, promoted. trlthDitto—Llcutea.ant %1 Warn Bruce, from the 75th Foot. to be Captain of a Coe pa: y, by purchase, vice Hamilton, eel o re tires ; uttnaret Wilkam Beck, from the Bth Garrison Bat talion, to be Lieutenant, VICO burnt, deceased. fifitle Dir o--Robert Cathie, (ient.to be Lnslgu,by purchase, vice VAO reartil. 40th Dit.o--Hospital Mate George Loane to be.Assir ant Sot* l geon. 48th Ditto—Lieutenant W. R. steel, from the ad Garrison Bat talion, to be Lieutenant, vice Roe, who exchanges. Seth Ditto—William Field. Gent. to be Ensign without purchase, vice Fisher, dismissed the service. 64th Dittia--Lieutenant-General the Honourable Edward Finch, from the Coldstream Guards, to be Colonel eke Lieutenant- General Nicola.. 66th Litto..-Lieutenan:-Geteral Oliver Nicoh, from the 54th Foot, to be Colonel, vice the kart of Clenricarde, deceased ; Lieutenant W BBail Dunbar, from the 19th Light Dragoons, 11 I to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Beard, appointed to the 12th Bora/Veteran Battalion. 17th Ditto--Lieutenant R. S. Beeman, from the 4th Garrison Battalion, to be Lieutenant vice Gordon, who excbangt e Itth Ditto--Lteuttnant Jopn . Clarke, from the Royal West India ita:•gt.rs,. to be Lieutetai.t vice Armstrong, who exchanger. .81st Ditto to be .Ensign, vice St. Clair, deceased. • • 82d Ditto —Ensign the Honourable Charles Gordon, from the ad Foot (.• wards, to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Sheldon, appointed to the, let Royal Veteran Battalicn. 44th Ditto--Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel li-Lewls Dickenson, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, without purchase. 90th Ditto—John Henley, Gent, to be Asilstlnt•Surgron. 924 Lieto--Quarter-A1 aster Serjeant George Wallace to be Qin , . ter-Master, vice le - neon, deceased. Royal - Ye:le Rat:gen—George William Cater, Gent. to be Ensign without purchase v'ee De Burgh, superseded. Royal Wen India Ringers--Lkutesant G. Armstrong, from the eic t h Foot, to be lieutenant, vice elerke, olio -exchanges • En sign Jackson to be Lieutecant, vice M'lntyre, deceas ed ; Alexander Smyth, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Jackson. LI Ceylon Regiment—Ebsign Charles Oregoric, from the Colt. stream Foot Guards, to be Captain of a Company; by pur chase, vice Edwards, promoted in the 3d Ceylon regiment. Ist Garrison Eat.lion---James Fennel, Gent. to be F.nsiga, vice Richardson, promoted in the 15th Foot ; Thomas Burke, Gent. to be Assistant-Surcon, vice Bell, promoted in the-10th Foot. Dittc—Johfthwitt, pent, to be Assistant-Surgeon. lid Ditto—Lieutenant Rebert Roe, trom the 48th Foot, to be 11.utenant, vice Steel, who ex changeB. 4th Ditto--Lieutenant 1. (..;.I,crdun, trom the 67th Foot, to be Lit ntenant, vire Rcdtrran, who eve an3es. Soh Di t t o .- H..' y fames Masse!, Ger.t. t., be Ensign, vice John• none,promoted in•the 15th foot. 7t h lA tio __Hospital Slate J. Lephrord to be Assistant Surgeon, vice Carton, appointed to the ioth foot. - Atb Dine—l losphal Mate 3. Cardiff to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Bri.*.ce, who resigns. /sr Royal Veteran Battalion—{laptain Geneve Sheldon, from the alit i.oot, to be Captain.ot a Coespany,vice adier, appointed to the 9th Royal Vetertos Battalion. , • . . - Sub Ditto—Lieun.nanrt. Ltstrange, from the 11th Ito etc ran to boLlettfenink, vice Hamill, 14th Ditto — Ca ptain Wilbam Beard, from the 36th F.m, to be Captain of a Company. CAA/maim. Cenral Sir William Medows, LB. to be Governor otHoll,vice the Earl of Clanricarde, deceased. General Fret:cis Edward &sari to be Lieutenant cleverner of the Isle of Wight, v.ce Sir William Medows. STAFF. John Campbell, Esq. late Lieutecant-Colonel in the 60th Foot, to be an Inspecting Field Officer of Yeomanry and Volunteer , Corps in Great Britain, with the rank of Lieutenant Coionel, .... .scone so eingieyed, vice french, appointed a Brigadier Gt. aural. The King's German Legion. Sd Battallpis of Light slufaritry— Cadet Serjeant William Nortcot to be Ensiga, vice Hugo, superseded, trios absent wkhout leave. • '4; • Commission in the Shropshire Militia, signedloithe • . Lead Lieutenant. John Beckley Castle's', Gent. to be Ensign. Daied July I s. 11103. Ccrlllnissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Hants. South Hants Yeomanry Cavalry. Comet Samar! Sharpe to be Lieutenant, vice Smith, resigned.— Dated July 25, 183.8. Lynungton Battalion .of Volunteer Infantry... Ins*. !Lisboa Mika:* to be Lieutenant, vice Ctuieltandra, re signed, and William Biel, Gent. to.be Ensign, Vice Heehaw, promoted. Duttd August 1, utne. Eling and lYfillbrtx!lt Battalion of Volunteer /nfantry. lodet.tt tare Jo' n Sitar' d to be Captain, vice Hoar, rcsigned.Destal *peg 1 WS. WINCHESTER, AUGUST I. The business of the Western Circuit commenced here on Tuesday, when the commission for holding the Assizes for the County of Southampton was opened at the Castle :—the Hon. Sir ROB. GRAHAM and the Hon. Sir JOHN BAYLEY ; GRIMM HANBURY MITCHELL, Esq. High Sheriff. There were only nine prisoners on the calendar, and but se een for trial, two of them being charged with offences committed in other counties. Francis Read, indicted for having broken' into a barn in the parish of Boldenhurst, with intent to steal wheat, was capitally convicted, and received sentence of death, but was reprieved before the Judges left the city.-?. - •• = .11tAn Wade was found gtultt ofhaving stolen Slabs. weight of leaden bullets, the property of his Majesty, and was sentenced to seven years transportation. wilaam , Roar, charged with having . received the leaden butleti stolen by Wade,. know ing chat they were stolen ; Thomas White and' WilliamiShaw, clVarged with stealing a lamb ; and James Rou, alias 'Brown, charged with having in his possessiOn'wt Gosport, a sheet of copper, marked with 'thelk.Biri Wad arrow, were all acquitted. ... 'Jiz • 7 : 3 r ' • Francis Wilkinson, charged , with haißtg cut and stal)!;e4l Richard Edwards, at Wtyinciuth, **l2 intent to Murder him, was ordered to be reintriedtti Dor chester ; and Mathias Borrvrfrves' charged' with - a fe- • lony at Plymouth, was ordered -to be remora to Exeter. .-. - 1 - - -' • • "' • ..:, The long-contested questiottespecting the water- 1 1 ing meadows in Compton Maume from the naviga tioa of the River Itchen, between - Mr. - G. -Hollis, as - SALE By. AUCTION: - - EIKCILLENT- RESIDF.NCE. AND GARDEN, NEAR THE - GROVE, HACKNEY: • • By Messrs. I:OOGARTand PHILLIPS, • (Seedtasors to Mr. Saute) At a oerraway's Coffee House, Cornkiff, on ThtirsilayOlie tsth instant, at Twelve, utiles* an acceptable offer is made tel asesa time by Private Contract ) • SUBSTANTIAL FAMILY HOUSE, neatly A fini4o.vl, and pleasantly situate within three nine; Of,thi Royal. Exchange in Mare-Wrest, Hackney. The Piembes. are suitable far the reception of a respectable fanffiy, 2,tia contain five airy Bed-chamberi, a Store.eiaorti, Morning and Breakfast-rooms, handsome Drawing and Diningiocens, with bow Windows open. ing into the fields, and statuary chimney-pieces to the principal apartments, suitable Offices, capital Wipe, ?leer, and Coal Cel. taring, with a Coach-yard. Pump of fine Spring Water, Coach. house, three-stall Stable, Coachman's Room, Loft, and an exert. lent walled Garden : held for a term of 28 years, ground rent only 31. per annum. To be viewed betwe n the hours of eleven and three, and par ticulars had six days previous to the Sale, at Garraway's and of ' Messrs. 1-loggart and Phillips, 62, Broad.c.reet, Royal E xchange. 15; R FREEHOLD ,COTTAGE, U.A.S.U.EN asit 'PADDOCK, TURILEY-STILTAT, and LEASEHOL4 LAND CONTIGUOUS. ' ' • By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, • (buccessors to Mr. Surma) • . • • • At Caraway's, on Thursday, the 25th Instant, at 12 •.A CONVENIENT FREEHOLD .FAMILY .1- A. COT rAGE, in a pleasant rural healthy situation, •ten miles and a half from London, near Waltham Grins and Brifield Highway, in 'turkey-street, leading to Theobalds Park and /tulle Cross, the property of a Gentleman removing to London. The Honse contains six Bed-chambers, Dining, Lrawiug and Gentle -1 men's Rooms, with convenient O ffi ces, well supplied with good Water. Flow er; and walled Gardens, Chaise -house, two-stall cable, and a rich Paddock of about two Acres. Also two Inclosures of Leasehold Meadow Land, with a Kitchen Garden nearly contiguous, containing togethee near 11 Acres. To be viewed with Tickets six days previous to the Salv, which with particulars, .may then be bad of Messrs. Hogort and Ylui lips, Sit, Broad-street. Particulars also at Garraway's. • -.CAPITAL RESLITENCE and ESTATE, 'COACH 'HOUSES, COUNTING HOUSES, .GARtIRDI, sad' PREBERIEB, FINSBURY-SQUARE. • By Miessri. HOOGART and PHILLIPS, (Successors to Mr. Starts) • • - .At Garraway ' s, os Thursday, the 2.5 th instant; at 12 &Cal* , A. VALUABLE LEASEHODD ESTATE!, held under the City of London for 44 years, at a goes* ee'orof 617 4s. per annum ; comprising a spacious andolepan Dwelling House, situate No. 44, Finsbury-square, the Residents' and property of John Schneider, Esq. rtmoving to Beaver Hal,- §outhgate. The House Is lathe Most complete order through out, and immediatelyrtrady for the reception of a large rupee*. ble family ; *contains nine Bed-chambers, Dressing-rooms, add Water Closets; two 'noble Drawing-rooms, of fine dimensions, recently modernised and - finished with statuary marble chimney pieces; Dining Parkinr, Library, Gentleman's Dressing -atom, and numerobs Offices in the basement ; cheerful Garden, planted with thriving Shrubs; Double Coach.houses, and Stabling foe five Horses ; Lofts and Rooms above; paved Coach-yard, inclosad by folding gates, with a light and speciosa suite of Colleting-boast:, and entrance from South-etrvet ; Striebi at-died Vaika, to contain an immense quantity of wine k! To he viewsd with tickets only,i,wkich, wtth p animist* 131 - be had six days previous to the sidr, of Messrs. Hausa and sa, Broad -street; particulas also at Garraway's. FROM SATURDAY WIGHT'S GAZETTE. . .. ' - crtr 7 ' .% 'V s. ir Win. the propnet •' or t i 7 e ri ver ,p l ainti ff , an Heathcote, Bart. and isliCß. (oldtinch, defeild.a.ots, wtilch it wastxpected would' have beentri"ed' at fhis Assizes by enaction of trespassdnd eiecurfenti did not come on for trials the defendants having signifled, through their solicitor, Mr. Wade, that.they should not &fetid it ; so that tA F 144 is entitled. to judg , menu by default,'which will give him the : power to eompel the removal of the Watches.. Thii impottant question is .therefore thni set at Test, and the etc-inside right of the proprietor of the river to the water rail-, ning through those parts of the navigation where, the' land was purchased and the water ()I-Tonally brought there by the persons who caused the river to be made navigable, is established, and the proprietor may grant' or withhold it •at his option. The limited rights ofj water from the old river to such mills and water•mea.:i down as arc set out in the decreesfor making the river navigable, remain as before, and indeed have , never been qUestioned by thepioprietors of the navigation. - At Lincoln Assizei; which commenced on Tilers daf ,Rietard Long, aged 19, lately of Silk NlVilloughby, labouter,:charged with maliciously maiming and O . ling a mare, and maiming two other mares, the pro . perty of his master, Edward Robinson, of that parish, ; farmer, was acquitted of killing the mare. on account: •of sonic informality) but foUnd guiltY•of aiming the; 1 others, and sentenced to death I It see' ed that thei prisoner had no other inducement so comnfit the Irar4 barons offence, than revenge for the discharge of his ? sister and mother from the service of the prouttetor+ He inflicted the wounds will 2 k.. , sheep-hoowhic.h hq I stabbed 21 inches into the bOdfes of the poor initials:. At .the Buckingham As4zee,• •on Monday, Thos.: Barbour, for robhing Mrs. Sophia Turner. of-Ni 7 y-I rardsbury, of divers goods. &c.; William Wickertsi f.l. a rape on Ann Johnstone, Of Greit Liam!, spin ster; and JAM Bishop, a convict at large,' were capi. tally convicted, and received sentence of - death phey were all reprieved. Michael BOyde, for stealing a watch. &c. from Edward W yville, of Eton, was sen tenced ty six nitmths impri sonment. - • YoPit ...These Assirm commenced on Saturday se'rniglit. The following is the substance of the pro. 1 ceediags upon the Crown-side up to Wednesday night, in: .nsive :;—, - . • . • . • John Robinson, for shooting at Wil li am Marab:;', 4 Horeb brio—Ac !tatted. Joseph festoon, for piddig the pocket of Robert Brandtall, at , Doncaster fair—Guilty. ' • .. Prissily's'''. lisper, for bring concerned in banking open: a shop at l'hiroke, admitted evidence against Metcalfe and Staveir, his assO:lites in the kurglary. .. William Thidifi, for uttering two forged bilfl;lerith intent to defraud the Wakefield Blink—Gadisy—a i 0,...' , .. William Packer, for steal rg apiece of I.;int, value Is. ed. from the alum-works at Slow Brow, in i he.lotwth JCiling—Goilty Jonas Thaekray, for a rape on Amelia Cardetige,-{so bill f.mod.. Francis Mansfield, alias - Feinces, wit Of George Rfatthisys, For uttering forged 8a..k.0f fu-glatod Notes—Acqui:ted. William WiLson, for steailug a 'Acer b trig property of Isaac idat , swortti—Guit.y. Johs Fla. 'chard Star ly, for being concerned oath Thames kV tcalfe and Chris. Raper, in breaking until She shop of '1 homes Caw: 'I hirske, and stealing a quantity ogeta. 7 - . 4le.quittod. • Thomas Metcalfe, for being concerned with Raper andStavez as aboveL-Amitiltted. ' - BLit 1::1S. Satnntay aenhiet, flfnLatlT of I.ordViseonnt Marsham, of a son and heir: Wednriday, the, atly,of Sir linheet Meade Wilmot, tact. of aotent, at big teat .ae L ChteMcktlen, hetrAerhy. •On the 12th uI at Exmouth, DevonsMr% . atter a short and oudde• Illness, In the 44t6 year ..,1 her age, Ma, Mkt, WWIII Cif T. E. 1 . 1 / 4 4111-r, Y.si. of•Ur'hiAton, Wire-qtrottite. ... --- - • ir • 1.-P-r?-•.--• • .• •a.• i••••.. IkEEHOLD FARM of 9 30 ACP ES, con,ts.t CANTEFEUILY ROAD, NEAR MAIDSTONE, • KENT. By Mesas. HOtitART and PHILLIPS, (Successors to Mr. StaiTs)- .; ' Cartawai's, on Tneeday;tlse i.Oth September, al l'oretati f k - , VALUABLE sad Improvable FREEHOLn L ESTATE, situate about three miles from hAaidetone, ip Thernhain and Aldiniton in the County of Kean ; compile* fiSD'Aateis of 'rich Pasture ind ArsiblelLanet,Amml-rn rviketned, with a Fans Home, Sants,Gr.waary, Lodges, and Oirt-bail4iagh In the occupation of Mr. Tho mas Charlton. lout:it-draft pogo', don may be' had of theproilerly. 'l° be vb•niFcl, and particaiLkes had ten days•pregious to*. sale, of Nfessrs SCudemores, Solicitors, Maiiisti,u, K, nt ; ce Bull Inns, Maidstone and Rochester • Fountain, ianeetlieny:* • Garrarray's ; and of Aitoasaalagesealed-litili. ips, No. 62, Broad- strut. • . To 'PAVER z EL KEE4 I II44VARN I IOUSEhIiKigit ) -Cialtga:alU- 5 . Valuable Freehold and Extensive Prctitiscs Divel'ii , ‘• Hauser'. and Bp/c16113 via var.: a Greed . Nitro-Coart, Fenchurch-smect.. By Messrs. HOEIII2•ART and PHILLIPS, (Swaim o _,At_ft "ITO fi be r , • 4.. At Ciiirawars, oat Tuaidit, twe•tmxtd*Septein Testily riClock, Its One Lot, by order of the Proprietor, u.,s; :at ae... ceptable offer should, itt.the 'man ;line mad: be ;,i de by Plistato Contract, . 9[71 - 10SE .well-lalawa capital and very de irabli • FtttHl3l.6 PREMISES, comprising the I an , . ( trc FVfaesEColliii Hoist, Penrablirch-ciert ;vp wartissf 2' Is si a.. blished In tbat ling of.basloysi s ngw.is. oc. adon lirei.%ll - 4Ar; MIMIC' as i 'Cathie HouselG siisd initArdosnWlesu andilpiriet rade Pren.ists tMs Yen 411 .0 * / *4°404 for FQ" 44l clins a mode .9f the first ctroy qUente, commanditig alarge plot of ground upwards of I Feet &Adis We in attilgtandat TrPlik divided lOW '2oBed ri a areicw. numerous Dressing Rooms and Closets, spacious ilining s ••( pas for the accommodation of large and small compan:ts. fde- t it Houselti &C, i. welt tisissrdattid rositny,,Bar,, *rye- Room, Kitchen and domestic Aparmen•s, d y co-I . .:%*.rhed Vaults s Capable of stowirig upwards•of 511iAtes 10 wood, sr.& SO pipes in bottle. The purchastrsnay bq accommoda:eti im mediate posseision, and have•ivcry asifickne 'raid Its -Proprietor as an introciactlunioxlieronliectirit and its torr r mt.; be may have the einape oki and valuable stock of 4\ u. es , w ; the furniture at a fig'vialuatlon, othurtkise - the aims Le 4old, by Auction on the premises. To be viewed, and putt:Wars had ten days pre inns :soh* salt, at Garravray's; and of Moran. Hogg:tit war pl.firr;e2, 8..0ad-street, Royal F.-change. , 'm• ' S INEOLARLY DithlitAni 1,5t.i.E110..1) ANP Efill‘„);;VE FOR A ir 0 WLS 111 AN , HAN I s. B? M. . artd"PitilLlAPS, 4 . (13accessors to Mr. Satyrs). At Garraway's, some teulf In rcpt abet, of wh4h. timely notice %NM he given, & .DESIRABLE.:-FREEHOLD RESIDENCE A- and ESTATBS . cenagrilkik Opp ..Hundred and Streensuen Ares of Arable, Pasture, and Wood ',and, lying compac• ; com manding*tun-twine rndextensive prospects, n'ar several Packs of Hammitt, an& aboundhvg.witb Game, tyre, miles from Odialo, five from Basingstoke, ten from Farnham, and 42 from London, in the enunty of Hants; evitit a I.a4vn, Paddock and suitable Offices, Coach-house and Stabling, Farm Yard, Barns, Geanaries, and Out-builtikgs, two Kitchen Gardens, and .the 13asingnoke Canal rut/Ring - through the Estate: . • At ; To be vleisied ten days prewiotti le the BaleN irg4 icuisre then hadof the Printers a the Hampshlre , Ctionkle tele graph, Salisbury lourntd, Reading Mercury; ad' cfrlAiim PR raid; at the King's Arma, Mllrre4l . green; of Messrs. Winter * Katie, Beckwkh, and Ft. shfield, Solicitors, Ssvithin's-lane ; Mr. Carpenter, Solicitor; ; at Garraway's ; itnif‘of Messrs. floggiirt . a=d Philips, Vv. 62, Broadest/OA, ..ampl Exchinge; CAPT,CAI. ESTATES, SUFFOLK. .• By 113eswa HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (Succesaars.to Mr. Smarm), At Otirraway's in the Month of Oetobei neat , unless prev titly disposed of hit PrivataVontraet, of whit& due Public-Notice will be given. snOst desirable ES . TATES, principal* S. . . Frerho d, of the aigiregate annual value of 21•:on and up. ward, comprising sir creel/ern* detached Farms, lying in the neighbourhood of Hateswoeth, .sped Bet;cles, id a rich and highly cunivatectpart of the cowny of Suffolk, in thr. r ou;u-. pation of most respectable 'and untsceptionebte tenants. Further particulars will be given in future advertisepientsfand may also be had an application to r. lermytt and Mr. Crabtree. Halcksvoeilii MY. Ppgh, Russell-square* Messrs. 1-oggehaisd Smith, tatidnglall-street • and to Messiks. /lomat and khillips, Broad-street, wlth whom Pieria of the several Panne are SW 414e-et/in. _ • Tate ; at!s toptii bpi **7e.i shy :time after the Ist day of Se ter.ht r rnt. s t6 . I F ROMAS AVl.Ol<. ESc2. No. 9, NEW BRIDGE-MEET. LONDON. 110bisikiiitaili% „ ....• . •• • .. .. . IBEqrleAve V,) tarimp yOtt, gna t ever since the year 1790, I had ibc-er.aiiii'csed with the Luis Vetterea'f vihi'eh. flint Its °Wow* itabingetreiry coarse of medicine prescribed Itgthe most eminent of the familty here, and undergoing evil olve 'oilaivet of saliv Adam and twice discharged from the Hospital, elth little rtflief,'Ototsid appear to be of the moat inveteratenaturossin the grins of , last year oty disorder had got to such a head, as neariftd*pid* a period to my existence. I had I lair alter on the 'wawa hf snyisead, one on each arm, aisd'uy legs werobrolign out in a frightful manner; my.right was dreadfully painful, and had been in a state of ulceration for the last stern years; my l lieft had also two nodas upon it,*oras' Very touch discoloured, and gree me such exeruci4ting pain, par:icsalarly wheti warm in. beekos nearly to deprive me of rest; In this lattientable state, I sire •commonded by Mr. J.Thoeopson, (who received so.great a core by them here,) to take your Leake's Patentrtills which I be to do on the .at6th May; in the course of a fortnightl bet Of to receive bunidit-46 little mere thin a month the nicety on my head and. arms were soundly •Itealedr—sogo after, the iter:sp i nty leg- healed also: leaving, however, considerable - dilcoliliera• non in the skin, and pain in thethone onhe left, which, by. the blessing of God, and a ligle longer perseverance in your invalua ble Medicine, subsided ; the nods disperslrg, the skin regainirg its natural hue, and the nocturnal:pi/es gradually going off—l 'thus became, by your liberal at.h ice and medicine, ; ot keit): ire.; fr. •rti nay former complaints—have recovered my former spirits and s rength, and am become jolly and tat, in which statelowifig con tinued many months to the astonishment of all who knew me, I am at a loss in what terms to express my gratitude, but b g ) nu e for the good of other suffering mortals, to make this my Cil3.! as .public as possible, as I stall ou itvery occaaiou—in so cl3ing you Will greatly oblige, Sir, yoarsgrateful obedient very humble sec, vent, • ' n ALEX. MU aKER. Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. Witnesses to the above Cure, • John Tlittinprm, No. s, New Poultry-inaritty, Edinburgh: ' John Mtintosh, Old Assembly Close„,Edinburgh. Prepared and sold, by the sole Proprietor, Thomas Taylor, Member of the Royaltollege of Surgeons in London, at his house,- No. 9, New Bridge-street 1 vehere, after a constantresidellre of more than 40 years, in a practice particularly directed to the Cure of Venereal Complaints, and those.:inciii,:a to the Pero. of -Peorratilia with tbat inviolable- engem tato t ilt of his . professloo shi:uld always observed Bi - sidi — eat teti *milk; 'tit* advice ' aril , iiiiitaniii Nevi& jt 'aril nisters to persons taking this. Medicine, will be esteemed, by saw : Cernitsyq#l34,3lladYFlulde *O&M attained and IA of all ambfgnity,„ . t . .. 'lleysiefaisb liSrlifbiiiii+Ahitment, authe Performs's, No. ' 35 St. Alb44'•-sltrellt,'Pall 'Mall ; the Toy-shop, No. 103, Ox ford-street ; Mr. Dislearougb'soNo. 7, Fish-struet.bil,ocati) if , posit.; the Monument; afgliay Doe person in ivitry toissithrable town in Englard, ete.in boxes only 2s.'9ct.'e4eki staled ui, with full and plain (brittle:lns, wherry pineal of ei th er ses thay etre themielves with ease and secrecy: • * , , •- • - N..B.Evety hex sold in Greer Eriasisalssealt.d up ishkaranTs on which,by favour of the Commissioners, is pr.ilted i at tke : a--1 0 'ee--'l'. Taylor, N. 9, New Bridgi-stniet—to imitate *hid% si felony, and all other; art counterfeit. , : 'CY.: *, . %..................== LONDON : Pitated and Publi, Arc Cy LEVEL' ENT, of Cane terbury Lambeth, at the .N'rtsfsOrriebi 1, Csary sweets Published aloe aL the STAA-Clesick, Temple Bare :, , . IS; UM Itrl Jo s t publi tied. street • A N Add; • A N compose the Ditkeof P, lOWA/4 Sonp Vitslitimil: Ah, why d voted by G. N genial , . Me; pries Is. 44., o a k of Ni ,te Rutteli ; F NVli!st lass ALE LI odt e t, Timm ' t ett alsBe.aer, and / 1014KkitIAIIC of "Published b elan Booksell M. B. The tuff rI'HE Pal - 11 - and hop Corrected tbro delivery to the This Erlitirm ints, acid with *lane worth men's Fares, r , The acknoi Istvinig occre.ir, bnwary pt obtruded upoi possess few al livaturea of tin' };ridgy-s: re ed )etir,! in'.tlC{~:Sh~ ;aY M.. Acv, 131 N. r. -Spain. as ma riseans aGd r the eausys.ve! to fellow. her Oft ig:at pre* Til.oodon 6 Olt Boolsellb "Otis day n 'HE / BU SI/ tudiiiis a c ; kit, &c. Ihreifitilie !weir 111:1 idtlab h awing left lasi how Id . • transauinno rocas of hi *ailing oce ef. in the new measures ; Arithmetic lured that • Printed biers, rid TM' day NI vfiea Ne price Gs. Pt' ik we $ rrogress.l Of ANTI the gams leFfer el snoielai situates tasrs4 1. The •e, be t ri g se ' 4. Mo agog of th ibtori• 3. u) e ; 011 • A 1/1 4 a t 4 This di Wogs Latpra or Ti t"' E! SCC)II Pin WPAE•efi ta;it of lorrn WT n 4& the ' - • .:Tile The es SOa laLia HIGH WATER AT LONDoN 'F(-MOiRON4, - 411 minutes aft e r ,p Afternoon - . 1 minute after W. 1•• 3 '46 iota , liwr