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%';~.L 4,1 W IhTELLIGENC;.E. , COUP' ,QF CHANCE4Y, AUGUST if. LCIIRD IttwibitoUMet OfILDILZST. I This was siSirepplient4Ort, callin on • the Lone 4 - CRANVIELOR ttPreviest the Report o f the Master, bf which he appeased of Glyn Wynne, Esq. as a fi t person to be Receiver and Manager of the .Estatke belonging to the late . Loild Newlicirought during the son's minority, of which fifteen. yeaft were gill teruia Mr. HART, on the part of Mr. Maar*, who - hal , been appointed Trustee along with Mr. Wynne, byt the late Lord Newborough, supported this applicatiota: Without insinuating any thing disrespectful to 1410 Wynne there were circumstances which made this CAntleman not the very person, whom, in such a ease;' that Cdurt would select as the receiver over 'a large: estate. He was a Barrister, and he was a Metnitei of Parliament, neither of which characters Were fa vourable to the exercise of such a trust, nor could the Court have that contixsul over him, in the ratter capacity, so far as his personal responsibility was don cern^,l as it must naturally wish to possess over its own Officers. Mr. Ricumene and Sir S. ROMILLY argued in sup port of the appointment made by the Master. It was material that in a case like the present, where a great family connection was to be maintained, that the re ceiver should be a person calculated from his influ ence in the country, to support a good understanding between the landlord and the tenants. In this shut tion stood Mr. Wynne, while Mr. Mandre, on the other hand, lived at a great distance, and could hardly be known to any of the tenants. Mr. HART, in answer, to a question from the Lord Chancellor, agreed to wave any claim on the part of Mr. Mandre, to be himself appointed Receiver. The Loan CHANCELLOR then said, that it became the Court ao be jealous how it appointed, as receivers of the property of its wards, persons who from being Members of Parliament, or from possessing any other peculiar privilege, were, as to their personal responsi bility, above the reach of the process of the Court.— With all the respect, therefore, which he felt for the opinion of Lord Thurlow, who had declared, that the Rtssort of a Master should, as little as possible, be b-oken in upon, his Lordship had no hesitatioh in srlding the matter back to the Master to review his Report. • . AUGUST Ig.--.-SEDUCTION. IN 1112 MittN, A BANKRI7P7k Among the bankr.irt ;.etitione this day, there wis oga f n a Mr. John Muenford, praying that he might be allowed to prove under the Commission of Bank ropey; certain notes to the amount of about 4001. bfs. HALL, on the part of the Petitioner, stated the following circumstances. The bankrupt had, before his baukroptcy, seduced the daughter of the Peti ,An action hall been brought in the :usual manner foe " toss of service." In consequence of this actioa• there had been a compromise, and it was in virtue of this compromise that these notes had been given. The Learned Counsel contended that this was a good and valid consideration, and that the bankrupt's estate had been benefited by it; as it was supposed by all the parties, that greater damages would have been given if the suit had been brought to a trial. If it had come to a trial, there was no doubt, but that whatever damages the Jury might have given by their verdict, wo4ld, after judgment, have been such. a debt as might have been proved under the Commission of Bankruptcy. Under these' ciicumitences, the petitioner conceived, that the notes which were given SD stop the action might also have been proved. Mr. FONALANQUE contended on the other side, that although the circumstances stated might have been considered a good consideration against the drawer of the-not - is, yet they. west not such a valid consider ation as could be proved befOre the Commissioners of Bankruptcy. He quoted many cases of bonds, and securities given as a premium ptidor4, in order to, provide fur.the family of a woman who had been so seduced. These-securities, although allowed to be g od crnsider::tions as against the drawer, were not allowed to be is tive..l under a Commission. Mr. 1-1.1a,t, in reply, insisted, that the present case differedwiatly from those which had been cited, as the bankrupt's estate had, in the present case, been benefited by 'compounding the action of damages which the petitioner had against him. The Loan CHANCSI.LOR said, that he saw a very wide distinction between this case and those which had been cited by Mr. FONSLANQOP., respecting what had been called the premium pudoris. This was not a voluntary provision for a woman with whom the bankrupt had cohabited, bat it was a compromise of damage% to v hich the bankrupt had conceived him self liable in an action. There was no suggestion that this compromise Was fraudulent, or that it was not a bona fide trattsactic.n. If after the action was brought, the bankrupt had mitered judgmnt to go by default, or had allowed upon the record, that any cettain win was due to the Petitioner, he did not see why the damages so confessed (provided always that there was nothing fruudstlent in the compromise) shoidd not, to all intents and purposes, be considered a debt equally binding with a debt which should have ken established by the verdict of a Jury. He saw no rea..in why those notes should not be proved before the Nnnissinners. 'ECM F.SI.ASTICAL PRONIOTION. On the tath ult. the Wm. Iltert S. Walker was ordained tni nisteret Ilse parish of AndliSoorsesi, as assistant and successor to 040016 Was. Chalinern . • ; F. AtCork, Lieutenant-Colonel Vincent, late of the liuk Foot, to Miss Hare, second daughter of Edward Hoare, Esq. of Factory- HAL Monday sennight, ?Rev. Charles Batson Crixe i Rector of East Shefford, to Miss tier, niece of Francis Losekick, Esq. of I Arington, Betts. Charles White, Esq. of C.Atarlewille, in the Queen's County, to Caroline, second daughter of ROlorst White, Esq. of Aghaboc, in thLrsame county. MED. At Barbadoes, on the 27th Mar lost, Robert D alr y m p le, Es q . soil of the hte David balryltipie, Esq. of Westhall, one of the Senators of the Crillope of Jostle... - On the cosh of May last, At the Island of Trinidad,of the yel low fever, Lieutenant J. Page, of the S7th regiment of Foot, yslungest sou of Daniel Page, Esq. late BarrairkzAirister at %Vitt chester. .Con the 9.d instant, at &tonnes*, tried 41, Captain James Story, of the GArdiner and Joseph, of Hull. He left the fishing ground i.s g ood health, fell ill upon the voyage, and died the day after he arrived at Wornness. '1 hursday sennight, Miss Dow/Ing, eldest daughter of Captain Yowling, of the Squth Hants Militia. SAL BY • PretAmer. - VALUABUI . IFLOM OF GROUND FOR 131711.D1N0, NIdARLY OPPOSITE BOND-SlRlikt • . Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-Alley, Cornhill, an Friday. the 26th Inst.° at Twelee o'Clock, by order of the . Assignees of Mr. Divots Holmes, A DESIRABLE LEAREIVOLD ESTATV: compdaing a Plot of Oreund, situate on the Soutillekof Piccadilly, within, a Snit doors of St. James's-street, with. newly erected foundation, walls and Vaults, containing upwardi of n On in frdnt, add ruhning a coadderable depth; held tinder ad Unexpired tents cif' urwirds 41 heat yelite. The situation for made is a triad vitiate one. • • • To be :viewed by applying to Mr. UMW .Warwiek-street, Golden-square ;of whom particulars may belied ; and at Garra warii Cote-house.. PICCADILLY. VALUABLE SITUATION FOR TRADE. ELIGIBLE SHOP, DWELLING HOUSE, and SPACIOUS WAREHOUSES.—IIIy Ai Garraway's, Ceffee-house,'Cbuege•Alley, Cornball; an Friday, th e 46th i n st. at Twelve o'Clock, by order of the Assignees of Mr Dixon Holmes, ial I NTE REST in an eligible THE benefic DWELLING-HOUSE, with spacious Waie-rowns and Work-shops, situate No. lin, on the South side of Piecadßly,.near the Hay market; in3.6e oecuptstical of Mr-Hoilasetriallltfrittal term of which about fifteen years 3,111 unexpired. -; To be viewed by applying on the Premises, where particulars may be had; at Garraway's; Mid of Mr. Robins, Warwitk-street, Golden-square. well secured; NET RENT 04 7 X233per Annum,unexceptionabi payable out of an Estate near . Londoi By Mr. ROBINS, At Garravray's Coffee-house, Change-Alley, Cambia, on 'Tues day the 30th instant, at Twelve o'Clock, A VET ANNUAL PROFIT RENT of TWO 1 HUNDRED and THIRTY-THREE POUNDS for eighteen years, unexceptionably well secured, and payable out of an estate within a few miles of London. Particulars at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick street, Golden-square. • . )INNER HILL, MIDDIAISIIIE. ELIGIBLE and BEAUTIFUL SPOT for BUILDING, 13 miles from London. By Mr. ROBINS, at Garraway's Coffee louse, 'Change-alley, Combat, on Tuesday, the 30th biscuit; sit Twelve o'Clbck, inOne Lot, A FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate on the South aide of Pinner-hill, comprising upwards of Forty-four Acres of Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land, on which are many thousand fine thriving young oaks, and some timber, forming a most desirable situation for building, commanding rich and eatemsive views of thie country. Land-tax on part redeemed. May be viewed by applying to Mr. Kelsey, Harroweald Lodge, near Pinner, of whom particulars may be bad; • White Horse, Uxbridge; Red Lion, Southall and Hounslow ; of Messrs. Pbster, Cooke, and F.:err, Lincoln's Inn ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins , Werwiek t ureet,Golde i-square. RUTLANDSH IR E. ELIGIBLE FARM and LA NDS,Tithe-free, near STAMFORD and UPPINGHAM, with immediate Possession. By Mr. ROBINS, at Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley Cornbill, on Tuesday, the 30th instant, at Twelve o'Clock, in Two Lots : Lot 1. A DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, 3 .• Tithe-free, and Land tar redeemed ; comprising good Farm House, with Barns, Stables, and Outbuildings, Yoshi, Garden, and upwards of 215 Acres of rich Meadow, Pasture and Atableiand, lying nearly compact, and in a good state of cultiva tion, situate at Ketton, in the county of Rutland, and a short dis tance from the capital market Owns of Stamford andUppingham, and about 90 miles from London. Possession may be had at MU. chaelmas nest. Lot. 2. A Copyhold Estate ; comprising an inclosure of rich Arable Land, called The Holmes, containing HA. 2R. tithe-fate, and Land-tax redeesnecl.—These Lands form very Eligible' pro perty for investing money, or occupation. May be viewed byapplying to Messrs. Jackson and Judd, So licitors, Stamford ; Mr. Allen, at Kelton ; of whom particulars may be had ; and at the White Hart, Kelton; Post Horse, at Newark ; Rein Deer, Lincoln ' • George Stampfnrd , Wansford bridge; Mr. Holmes, Alconbury-bill; eke Inns at Oakham, Up pitigham, Rutland, I - hand:llw, and Bagien ; Angel, Stilton ; Black Full, Ware • at Garraway's • ' and of Mr,. Robins, Warwick street, Goldes-s4are, where a plan bf The Estate may be seen. - • - - CAPITAL FREEHOLD MANSION-HOUSE, MANORS, and ESTATES in SOMERSEISHIRE, eight miles from Bristol, twelve 'from Wells, 6ftees from Bath, and within a Quarterof a Mile ache Turnpike Road from Bristol to hatter. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-house, Cornhill, London, on Tuesday,! the 30th instant, at one o'clock: A VALUABLE, COMPACT, and VERY I. DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ES FATE, comprising the Manors,ee repatad Manors, of BUTCOMBE ani BUTCOMBE THRUSWEI o t i with-the capital Mansion Houtie of BUT COMBE COURT, in complete repair, and ht for the iromedis.x. residence of a large and genpeel Earitily ; with good atid caner- nient Out-hooses, Stables, Coaeli-hotses, extensive wafted Gir- 1 dens, Hot-houses, Pleasuretround,and Lawn aranntkhe containing by estimation seventy scree. Together with a very' good and comfortable Farm House on the Estate ; to which is .al-j cached an excellent Farm-yard, with pleatrof Water, apd every convenience and necessary Out-building, and upwards of One Hundred and Fifty-three acres of Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land. Together also with the Advowson and Next Presentation of the Parish Church of Buncombe, comprising the Great and small Tithes, free from Modus, or Composition, which, with about 52 acres of Glebe Land, are of the yearly value of 3001. and upwards. The present Incumbent about 60 years of age. The Mansion House and other parts of the Estate have lately undergone considerable improvement. The premises adjoin each other, are situated in the several Perishes of Butcombe, Blagdon, and Nempnett, and the Land-'Fite is redeemed. *llse neighbour, hood is exceedingly goad, abounds wick *tainit, and is ins fine - . • Sporting Country. • Particulars on die premises, an Tuesdays and Fridays, when the House may be setn ; and conditions of sale at the principal Inns at Bath, Bristol, Wells, Bridgwater, Taunton, and Exeter ; of Mr. Fisher, Langford, near Bristol, to whom apPlicAtion for arly further information may be made (free of posta!!!); and of Mr Robiaa, Warwick-street, Golden-ware, London. WILTS.—FREEHOLD HOUSES, COLLINGBOURNE - . KUtlGSTON,belween Andover, Hmsgerford, and Istaisiboanaili/ • By Mr. ROBINS, • • , At Garraway's toffee House, latange-aUey, Conan. London r on Tuesday, the 20th of August, at 12 o'Clock, in two lots; LOT ver yellgibleFßEE HOLD ESTATES,4: I bnd-tsx redeemed, comprising the manor or reputed . manor of Collittgboarne,Valence, and Bronten HOW!! a desirahlbb family mansion, seated on a lawn surrounded by thri;ing sepia- t none, with garden, orchard., yard, bams,stables,and outbuildlqw and upwards of 151 acres of meadow,-pasture, arable, and woad land, all lying compact, in a good state of cultivation, and in a ' fine . bealthy part cittheumantry, sommanding rick and extendve vie.ws over a rich country, presenting a pleasant residence fora Gentlenumfund of fanning and field sports, situate in the parish, and near the village of Collingbourne Kingston, and within a quarter of a Wig drYhe etsurdh. Lee O. A 'doable freehold Estate adjohdning Let 1. called Heath Farm, land-tax redeemed, and (lanumatia Corner, aituatg in the parishes of Collingbourne Kingston, and Chitty, with .a farm-house, yards, garden, orchard, bares; stabls, and outbuill; ings, and upwards dr 171 etre* orm ' eadow, pasanre and wood kinj, Alin good cultivation, and tying compact. An Ast is -ob tained forinclosing the parish of Chute, which will mlist i s cant • derable quantity of land to thislot. These Estates ate very eligible property fo or for occupation, are within two milae.of Everlef,. Hungerford, ten from Mariboreugh, twelve from Andimari teen from Salisbury, and seventy from London. „ t ' Maybe viewed by application on the premises, .wheiepirtiets tars may be bad ; at the Star and Outer, Andover ; 'swan, tiuni' gerford ; Castle and Marlborough. Arms,Marlboroughorbiti Hart, Salisbury the Inns at Emetic} , sad Amesbury ; IPebtses,' Newbury ; White Lion, Bath ; Bush,Bristol ; Black Beat, Ds vizes ; White Hart, Cblppenham; at Caraways • and of gi„ Robins, Warwick-street, Galdetrequine, wberga plzb attlki edges may be seen. SALE BY-. AUCipqN. •, izrANTsistfkl • - sALFs Dc-Ikurnom.- r r 7.14,41 4 a 41.... Argil h.a‘ • • ..:1 1 ? 4;! . SMSlAnn r , : talbatilVelt .T . ') TELib mut nizAvitav LAND, AA= omunoodips fAtoodox for tar, 1k9111146, at Garraway's Coffes-hosuse,.'Clongi-arey; ettrnitlll; on.Tisekday the'Seth ofAugust, at twelve 0'c144, A FREEHOLD RICH IdEADOW, a fine and •blevated situati6n; containhir about tire Acres, situate R Sudbury, a short distance from the turnpike road, and within one mile Narrow ; 3 most enchanting and chearful apot for erecting i Vllla, commanding ixtenalve views in all directions, ihd.onrf tine miles frihit Landon. May be viewed by appapros.on Mr. Mon" on the premhes, of "hem particulars mat be had ; wlgio Hlrooc Weybridge; 'hod Lion Southall and lionnaloor ; of ..ige,suci, , Eater, Cooke, end Illiti„Lincoln's it . Giirrawisfai, and or Mr. Rubio., War :Wick-air*, Oeiden.44l - ' - , Giirravril _ C - - - , .41L'S.GREV.24: NIA FLENpprit.—THREE Di ' :SWAMI VILLAS, AND LAND. - ~ M r - O).E - . . _ • 11 yi 'RO BINS, •• Ai Gaeraoray's Coffeellisuss,Cbanse-akilry, Carnhill, on ?Does &lobe 30th .Instant, at Twelve o'Cluch, in three Lots, A VEJtY eligible LEASEHOLD ESTATE ; etlaprising three compact and neatly fusisheil Minas, very desiiably situate at Golder's Green, sea; Hendou, commodiously planned, stiff handsomely fitted up with folding doors, lk.f. The domestic Offices to each are convenient and appropiak*,. with Yards, Coach-houses Stables, Boni, ;MI other Ont-buildings • CArs s tocke dand cowereeoltACPlsoted with * sud standard Fruit-tries in hallbossioc,!Ailkwout sixteen Mies of Meadow Land (which wilt be appetising' to the Lots), amply supplied.with ezcelknt water. . -.• •- t. ' Particulars of S. T. Adams, Esq. Russell-Street, Bitionssbury ;.' :it the. Swan, Golder's Green; and of Mr. Robins, Warrick street, Golden-square ;of whom Tickets foiiiewing may be had. .. " BROVOIFTON LODOE. TO BE EntEMPTORILY SOLD ' BY AUCTION, 01/ Order of the comnsissioners naig4 in aoonimission of lja ruptcy against John Birch and Robert Robinson), At the Bridgewater. Arm* Inn, In Manthener, on Wednesday, the 2iith day of fivtember neat, at Four in the A 41iftetunoit, 4.. that Modern Ekgant Mansion callod GITTON LODGE ; cntudstlegaf Ijirge. Dining room and Drawing-room, sub 94 feet by 114 feet, good Break fast-room, Music-room about 90 fen by 19„Study, large Kitchen and Scullery, Butlers Pantry, d Store-room ' and Servants' Hall, on the Sl l ll Roar foss: large Bal-room old se rooms ,14- the attic story,.three Bed-roonks over the east wing, anaq Large Bffliaractisom 'and Store-rcutn over the west wing; and excellent Cellars, with commodious:Stabling, Catch-house, and other Offices, and a large prden walled round; a Hot house and Peaeb-house 40 lards !nag, ood Kitthen-garden and an euttasivriVin,..P.lll4 ll9l inns, , and ileum &made surrounding the Mansiun,situate at Field Broughton, in the parish of Cartmel, in the county. of Lancasjer.. .I:9.ether with about Ninety-two Statite Acres of fine Arable, Me;dow, Pasture, and WooplAiegad surrounding the *lanais*, and lying within a ring— feiicept about five acres. Estate is situate is ake•satiftd - eonatry, ne jItCPA speet t *opt four wiles &pea tbe Like* Win4ssgrrl ♦; s6t Snif or I fromUlverstottc, and about eighteen miles from Uneasier WI Kendal. -(the Whole Ratite:Jo-freehold of ipisetitatite;.titbcofree,And subject only to a small yeatly . rent of xi. ::s. and to the pay ment of live shilliegb Ind twopence lialtiiinfir : twice in every five . , . A Plan of the . Estate mat _be seen, and further particular, kiiinits, Upon applicattea tbliff. bieltinsoiVStlicit or, Ulverstehe; Moth. Richardson !utak PP*: 6 . 3l aCillwasdErnthdi Mr. Pla t Solicitor, No. t, Cm-Ater-street Chancery lane, Linekati ; Messrs. sc nikA . A 7,, - L i Tu k Au• i Milne .ad Parry, Solietaii, offinhple; Lintten; hiesirs. Millie, Chippend_all, apd De at,,. Soiicitots in lgantliestes. 6 of -4 L0 117 N -- D — ON - , ' its — the Cil,...... rw ,,m'rrsßs 1 .. . , , S 7j ean ortb, t * and Milne, 6 a 444itail h I, "" ahe ' ta r ;ar ktitists. VIII 4-• ,t.IItREY and KENT . ,s.. • '• •t. 0kt.1 4 • . 44 "=" ) ' ifettiiid. '' - ' ''' - * ' ' ''. . By Mr. ROBINS, • day, the 30th instants At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Chan&e-aUey t comWeit T '--- ' • 71- - ' l-:. x. "''------ .- - - -- -=:?r-alt in 61.1.94. .j. ' '...'f' . 7 - es :leataPteriti"lonter L tri t eLtte%retii"o a tCefirt.l*ititgeWloinpl4is'ilfrfico:etract 4 ia A VALUABLE FREEEIOLIYiBTATE oit... 1 in an unguarded hour, and that Debility whichis caused by Testae.; -e- 1 - 1 slating of an elegant modern Thick bunt K . Cli.; , fai habit,. Mr. i..y.i ,,, havin,heianAiiimpi hi skis ucigiere planned for the accommodation of a Family, with eleelic' a a• ' la-. .branch for the last elevett year, in this hostess, it is gemmed the tached Offices, seated on an devated lawp, tested...with thriving .the advantage of such eapes'ieuce gives the utmost aormatio• the Shrubs and Forest Trees, commanding distant prospects of the :assiduity with which they devote themielvm to ;Ise- Extepref shot rich and beautiful surromtding Country; with Coach-house, Ste- Complaints.—ln all cases of recca.occurrence ale cure is speedy, isle, Brew-house, and other useful Offices, excellent Garden, well ' and pain and danger are esielly avoi+4, 49 owery.eumplicated ,:tucked and cropped, pleasantly situated in a Paddock, surround- 1 case, and in tlyiee cllitresslng deftenekies i ~ 111th 't re de 'cone.. ed by sundry inclosuresof Meadow , Arable, Pasture, and Wood .quences Af youthful imprudence, oitlie erleating indolgteisces of Land, containing nearly four ,hundred ate. s, with a commodious imettrity in warm climates, their mode of treatment mon iv a safe: and substantial Farm House, large Barns, Granary, Stables, CAA anti permanent restoratipu to vigotous .health. The terms are Lodges, Sheds, and warm Farm-yard. Two Cottages are placed atatecl on the'flrst interview l et itt at twer to letters, containing a at an extremity of the Estate, witch is a Sue healthy u sit --- at '"' bank time, andi'n everx case the Most. inviolable recrecy is oh about five miles from Croydon, Burnley, and Westham, in the arra t mL. „ 3 „. l " 4 4 ii. okliwandei.stirieti year .reinrie Bar. counties of Surrey and Kent, a dcsirableand iniproveable property. : i There is an additional eittranee.klWeematsoct adjoining. To be viewed by. tickets. Particulars on the Premises ;at the : I Old Ship, Brighton ;• Star, Lewes; White . Hart, Godstcac ; King'. Arms and Greyhound, Croydon ; White Hart, Guildford; .Red Lion, Dorking ; King's Head, Epsom ; White Hart,littigute*: Cock.Autton ; of Messrs. Loddington and Hall,Temple ; at Gan' ii.away's ; and of Mr. ft obins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, where tickets may be ham; and a plan of the rotateseen. ' --, FREEHOLD REVD, Within FIFTEEN 1 of - • - ydr IPlTro°*l.3E . ri - mitk„.t. I ' l . l ' l :Pr-KJ _ 44 r- 'Pot Fev er,, ' Meazles, •Wt: -• CAUIM.I4I4I - °Otitis Medicine have been o brought forward by persons., formerly in It.4inituts's service, under the pretence of heiwanisteilzpreparing his Powder; but to obviate such.impositions e the public are in possession of the strongest tfidisite-l-thaMlaind.deptiettloal of the Doctertim sat, in an af§davit Jere.* the data* o 6 bisEzecutors, aid pub. lisped in the-year 17:2, sgottoftejr hia4Otease. In this la:declares ( " That the servants be eniplOyyd in 111:e 'Preparation Of his Powder, had little more ro do than x 9 pound the ingredients, ar.dattend to the fires under Its direction; that the rest of the proems bad 4 ° ways been performed by himself; and that be sever admitted: any person to be present at such process, bus his son it t abert Har court Jame% and Mr. Newtery: • . Powders are now Offered - for sale by ode 'Who boldly autirts, " that he was the original and only p.trson owho aver prepartd. them fur the late Dr.°Jamea." - • • It happens, however, that the Fever Powder was prepare, and sold before this man was hop, (the Patent being dated in 11747), and therefore he could not have bees either " the origi nal" or " the only" preparer : but the truth is, that he never jWas at any time employed by Dr. James to - assist him in the process of his powder. _ The genyine Powder is to be had o'rry frost? F. Ncwbcry mad j Sons, No. Ili, in 'St. Paiti's Churchinnli'Liindon; or at Dr. ames's late house, in Brutomstreet., in packets, price 2s. dd. rich; or in bottles, cantata/tag 12 paclFets, as Inadesp-for the Army and Navy, price 11. 4s. including the ditty. Observe that the words I. P, - !:leivbery, No. .aurN7pie eti#area on the sting s. SHEEN HOUSE, NEAR RICHMOND, SURREY. CAKTAL MANSION, GARDENS, AND NINETEEN ACRES OF LAND. By Mr. ROBINS, At esftravray's Coffee house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on Thurs. • ' day, the 15th September, at Twelve, in One Lot, A • DESIRABLE FREEiiOLD ESTATE AA - comprising all elegant Spacious Mansion, milled SHEEN . HOUSE, situate at Sheen, near Richmond, in the County of Sur rey, late the residence of Lord Pal:a:tau deceased, presenting a capital Family House , • seated on a Lawn, sepirated from the road by a wall and folding-tatei; contalni, on the ground-floor, handsome Entrance-hall, 'Eating-park:our, Dikwing-room, and Breakfast-room of large dimensions, elegantly furnished, with a veranda at the bazk-front, 56 feet long; a Dressing-room, House keeper's and Bwler's-rooms, Servants' Hall, Kitchen, Scullery, and Cook's room, two Larders, a principal and secondary Stair case; the bedchamber and attic stories contain 15 BtAchambers, 9 Dressing-rooms, Library, and Water-closet ; in the basement, convenient Cellars; a Yard, with detached Kitchen, Wash- j loose, Liundry, and other buildings; a treble Coach-house Ond,i Stable for seven horses; Gardens, well stocked and crapped, and • planted with choice fruit-trees; Grapery and Tool-house; Farm yard. and various Out-buildings and Land, in all about 10 Acres, ornamented by a sheet of fine water. The Premises have been altered and improved at a consider able expence, and are in the most complete order, planned for the aceommsnlation of a Gentleman's Family, forming an elegant and pleasant residence, only eight miles from London. To be viewed by tickets. Particulars on the Premises ;at the Castle, Richmond; at Glarraway's; and of Mr. Robins, War wick-street, Golden-square. . . . " SARLEY-STREET, NEAR OAVENDISH-9QUARt. TO BE SOLD WY PRIVATE' CONTRACT, 'THE • LEASE of a toiiitiOdkrils FAMILY % - lailt7PE, rhumb on the *est liar of Ifirley-street; dawn dish-square, with excellent domestic Offices,* large open Yard; de- • tschid Kitchen, Scullery, Wash.luiiisti; and Laundry, kbeeli house' and Stable for four Horses, Loft; apd .Man's Room error. To be viewed breaches; parduciars of Mr. Robins, Warwick : 1.. . • • . . to. ‘. • 4 'Aft. A ' wq` THom44 alxVings ESQ. No, 9, NM BAILIGik-si,tt.Egr i.oNDoN. r FIONORRZOM, • • flEf'; feave'tit inform von, ;hat,ever since the year' I'7! o; 1 had been afflicted with the Imes.Veneres ; whieb,freps it: obstinately resitting every coarse of !swill Line prescfibed inovtlentiarat of the faculty here,' and undergoing weird severe 'courses of salivation, and twice dischaseediroin s the Hospital, with • ;We relief, would appear to be of the most inveterate nature. In the spring of last year my disorder had got to such a held, as • dearly to put a period to my existence:: Thad a large ulcer bu the. Crown of my head, one on each arme,..and my legs were broker: out in a frightful manner; my righsepe i s : dreatifully gainful, and &ad 1)114.21 in a state of ulceration for tise last seven ytarr, my ark had also two nodes upon it, was very match discoloured, sod gave lan such' excrudating -pain, particatarly.When nom In lied, as 'earl' , to degthro ma at teat ;•iii this lausentahleOtate, Pyres re corning:tided by Mr. J. Thompson, (who received so great a cite by them here,) to take your I.eals PIP, r. hick l *tam ten do on the .2tStk May; in .the cohrle 'Of a foditiglit I began to • • decilvc benefit—ia liitle tr(ori than' a month the Okert on .149 head and atinrkwere sop nut h u t*L4-woOftei , so* On coy igg healed' also : ' leavkg however , don bctbe skin, and Olean titajporie Ordte n left, whicb.,by the blessingblessingafkod, and a little 1(40 r er, k cxera 4 Or ia. your invigua. Itle Medicine. aalbtidecl ; Of nodes 10° 11 '4 its natural hue, and the titurnat p3irfs • ratl ally totn7 ttuo become, by yourXberaindvlcisand astadidtsb, I/Meetly filre'fplon my.former complaints—have recciveredmyi (Meer NAM' Ina • Stivawth, a n d am lx:corrw . ,;(lily and fat, In which sc:st e 'riasiog con tlndoll Many . months to the astonishment Of all who ke, , tv me, • env at a loss in what terms to et prOSSMy griatitadei belt bob Tons for the,good of other stelferiog saormip,..to undusillit mr 'C 3B4 at 4/41bliC as posiddr, as I shall on every ocimishi-gigr.stiFls rim • mill greatly-obliges Sir, your grati-rulobeiient very humble see -ALEX. hIU &KEIL r i TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, . . - • ,At, in 4 a l ilpt Castle Inn_iii liridgettorth, on,Thursdap, .the nth , . of!Septatiiibt, 1404„ betwee q the hours of .6" and 6 'in the Wean :Subl...:t teeriectotiditionsai wilts Then godneed, A.'m°i'l capqtid grktitt land Tillage F ARM, ! 'situate in the Parish at Bata anon, hi the County of Salop, adjoining the turnpike mod *ding front Bridgnerth to Ludlow.. two of the hesrmarbet townsha theemuity, ,about biz miles from !the fOrnier,.and about 12 from the latter place, and now in the ~c-' ' oupriOn of. Mr. Swan, consisting of large and coinmodieus farm ;how abd outbuildings, and SWIA. 4.A: sili. or thereabouts, of naosstacellent meadow, pasture r ead arable Land, the whole ca pable of great improvement % tupdpAtitzlarly the • pasture and rues dow Land s which, may _be irrigated. tO.greit advantage, end at a very kitall . sxpence. The - premise! are Preehold, and entitled to l a valuable sad eat tenilve right of comnion: on' the Drown Clet Hill; rtand!iponchaser may have possession of the whole at Lady Day jlhaFr4-I.lte tenant will 'hew she Estpac ; and fur further particu ;listrgrlg to Mr. Morris, at Bichton; .or lstr„, Lloyd, Sen.:4ot, ifty; With - each Of.srlefki ktiajps of the Estateare! left for lsispifililiii " .„ :' !' - - • • • ' ~.. -!'""':' L' ' 1 COICETHOWPV 4 ARK EP EAT e. '' .( I '' I . '''. • • . 0X P ORlAttlitt : . 1 . • t ' . I . .!'. . By' Me. PEYTON', • klll.ll/14iv "" h . ,„ the ,th of October arts; aciompla Hall, Witmer, ' i .. in Lots, VOST valuable F REEHO LD ESTATE, corn. J. z. prising the Manors of Cotetitorpe, Ducklingtrio and Sutte r; With the royalties, rights and erribtotheais betchiging thereto, land that very.destralde and solastantild Mouton House, called i . *: CIOKETWiItPIi HAeLL, • • ' * addling: 01:eet, Gariesi, Pleasure Grenada; in' coinplete order.l !liindrand Paddocks, eo‘nprisiug 420 Acres of rich Pasture and Meadow laud Asuliject ya a tythiemassins)ovaluable Fisheries, , i Water Fails, 10 , 41 PlinilL. : i Also, the niagiiilicentWoOds, replete kroitg 'floe growing Oak ; -Timber and -.Coppice Woe*, ( containing 6# alleres, and several I adjacent Pwookopesi audgaelosed, Ivideastretasint.Parni Houses d Offices, smkjebcoisioap r4ppouw,,bleliessawesfes will, ati4-othe6 Re Vicgid es4 (ll , 4 • 4l6 ',9,1i3 * and S SPROrglkftelbfre*: I %900 Actin. , E .. Lot h" Win atrip itsis ta i '6lLie; 'nark, irit • '`,'•• . Vi•lidih . .. -- .919,17:4 -i j' ii - ,, . illititz-1 • n ., Lot Lc* Z ' -1 4 1 1V, 1 0 1 .191%/ 1 0,4140 11 41, inin gi in Mt. ! nrietto ~. /.4'L - ' • • .. asailiun2.. .. • P Lit .§: ' 4 ) 24 ' ;I.lil Mr.. TIM. anittekTantwa.: 7l.7"7 l4a ll Vr •>in w i 7. 77,:.i,. ' , t ~ • i The , 'irsili* alb* aiift tedi 414100wiAlioinsity 1:0642iti , _.. . _ . several • arst •r arecifica.tiaos of tile ).si.).- 4; wry, apptying at . . . - -.. Swan's Ciott i iSigiretreet,.FAlelleogln witnesso to t!u abate Cute ~, ~..1 JOlin Tittunplaon Mo. 3, New PuttLipapagket,F,4livlar.itli• .- ;JOhn M'lntosh, Oki Assembly tinse, - Adfnburgh: PreParelk Elf. *OA by elas.anle Itsgeietor, 'Tham TJs attli,.. Member of the Royal Colkonalf §urgeono hid .44in e atiesiscalles0 . 11l o. 9, New Bridge-3treet ; .wltere, after a caaotant re , Uctri Moue tkati 40 , :yeats, hi if infictite Inittietdatit: dir,ett t 9 elk.. Cure of Venereal ,Coutplaints wod dune nts , i ncident -to the Parts of Oensntissuorids ,that invininbiu secrecy which rule ' of his profe4sionulisuistfiwitya observe as finch cats, .116 Mr t ter4 illtntleff,litn advice dna aisistance be gratuitoUsly. aOrlic-,., nista . . trinelliiiitaking this Medicine, will be e;teemed, by i dis— cerning putalices .an advantage sekteun attained and void' le air ornbiguity., A ,. , . . , 1 They v'i.-441 ) .40id, by his.appnirirotentqtt /hit ?eltitoleel-Pt c r goal - street St. Atbaii -Street, Piln mall • the 79 -hop s . Piro. JPONfincty ~ tortt-errert ; Mr. Disborotigke,'it. f, ' 111,,, , LicrXkl tvpoite th e Monument ; andbt aiiirpohikr Ai %reit r• ttotyp,in W.toloni, kn. in bones liedrao. ittg 136,3teillidativiltleu 1..= ' fan 4 , 0 .1 3 40 slireutiona, Whurtlaykftrtefirefesitianr-s**lolol ll— ease And secrecy. It 11.EVery box sold in' areal liirliaili 3 tteeil up with 'vita* , h o by tavnere 'of thaCestunlitritoneri i is jirintet!,et Ala. T• r.ifiAlhitift• 116.14mit Briclgootteeng•kto iontant • ~:_- _ . . the Offices of Mr. James, Lanai Agent, Warwid; aa4 at jig. 5, Nei 'Boswell -court, Lincoln's Inn, London. •-:x . „ . . . - t 1 12. ! . •'. IEI - - 15(' 'l'4D- MORRO W: t y l 1;"` 1 Sun las: :-.. 4.. 14dion Alm .I°. 414a6t.. -.41 7 .minutes ii.re A dam ut a r offarv. a - --r- 1.•• .l i lfaiL VrATiii AT LONDON S 741 MO , 300 Et/COV4 P - ' IWOrnlitii , -•- Si Nimbus "her It .._ Afternoon - - 9 4plibetiet after 1 4,ONDODI : Printtd and Pub 16144 by LENTA. KEN 1 r of can terbory Place, Lambeth, It the trait-Orrac R, NO. 1, Cater Alreet. Poblished also at the . a-Oraitz. Ten:1011u Mr