Star. — London, England, 1814-04-27 00:00:00

• t •. • • • .• r __._.l r-- TORN LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. ADMIRALI'Y-OFFiCE, APRIL. 26. Copy of a Letter from Cnrain Rainier, of his Majcet?4 ship tiger, atttirewed to Vtec-Admiral and ireusudtted try the lanet to John ‘t*ii,ou Cm:ter, 1 1 ....41: lie Nlale*ty's .trip Niger, at Sea, January 6. Stn—T acquaint ),nt for the initutuation of the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty. that having made the Wand rf S. Artonio yesterday morning, Nr the purpose of cOrrecting• my longitude previous to all•twing the ships parting, company, who were bound to Nlaranarn, a strange sail was discovered a-tread. I irninetrretely gave chace ; his Majesty's ship Tagus in conipary. Jibe was soon made nut to be a frigate, and we had the pleasure to find that we were gaining upon her ; at dAylii4lit this rtiorcing we were bit mole than a II: . 12 . And a half "distant i—at htlf-past seven, they took in studaing sails and haul ed the wind on the starboard tack, finding- . • that we had the advantage.b i .fore it. • • The Tagus being to windward, "CXptain?ipon was enabled to open his fire first, -.vhicla was.briskly returned by the enemy,. who had hoisted French cc4ours on the Tagus sbewing.hers. • After exchang ing a few broadsides, the French frigate tmain top.• mast was shot away, which rendered her escape ini possible ; and as his Majesty's ship under my com mand was coming up, any further defence wool' only have occasionel a useless sacrifice of Eves; they fired a broadside and struck their colours.: On taking possession she proved la Ceres, French frigate, - of forty-tour guns, and tnree hundred and twenty-four men, cr mmanded by Le Baron de Bou gainville, out one month from Brest on her first cruise; she is only two years old, copper fastened, and sails well. . I should not do justice to the Baron if I omitted stating that during the long and anxious chace (in which we ran two hundred and thirtyoight miles), his ship wasinanseuvred in a mas;erly style. I have sent Mr. Manton, first of this ship, in charge °Elbe prise, who is a deserving officer.-1 have, Stc. (Signed) P. RAINIER, Captain. To Vice-Admiral Dixon, Commander in Chief, Ere. Rio Jeneirb. Bk. iICRO PTCY SUPERSEDED. loeiep * Is Buckley, late of 011hain L a ncashire, cotton-spinner. BANKRIIPTS. MarlaWrigle, 'of Derby, mercer, draper, dealer and ehapsecur.in, comm. utter May IS, 14, and June 7, at eleven, at the King's Arms.Tavent, Derby . Attornies, Meurs. All en! and Gylby, 11, Carlisle-street, Sabo, London i • or Mr. haat", Derby. 152°12114 barter , of Lime Regis. nOnenlilit.lnergant, dealer and chapman, May 3,4, and June 7, at eleven, at the George Inn, Axminster. Alto , nick Mr. Hugh Evans Fiche:, Lyme %tees -, or btr. Herbs, Stapie-lon, London. ' • Jots la.e. of Crooked-lane, Loaton,enerebeat, Baty 7, 21, and Jove 7, at twelve, a: Guildhall. Attornics,Mmus.Tonallusons, Inow -'a. and faker. Coprliall-court. Gunge** .. , -hire, of Fronts., Somerset, clothier, dealer aad chap asea,May t 7. in, and June 7, at eleven,' m the George Ina, -lissalae. Anomie,. Mr Williams, Red I.ion-square, London; . Or Mr. George Wisner, Fianre. Pitedetelkorne, AriAet-couri,Threemortoe-street, London, insurance-broker, dealer and Chapman, May 7, 21, and June 7, ( at ttireve,4o Gst,ldbath Anomie% Messat. Keeney and Spurr, .N 0.116. iiislotpu t atc-street-witlaio. /antes Partridge, of New Brent ford, parish of Hatrwell, Middle sex, viemal er. deafer and ehapman, Apri SO, May s, and June .7; at sao of Guildhall . hear. l. blowileary, - No. - . 14.14sed:sidnoSouthwark. Thoasts Watts, of Whi,e's-iaml., Whitecross-aseet, Old-street road, %giddiest*, carpenter and Balkier, May 7, at one, May 17, Sod flow 7; St twelve, at GuddhalL Attorney, Mr. Now toot, Lyeses-kies Thomas Ambnrse, of Shiers'-ban-court, London, wine sod por ter anechar,t, &Ayr and chapinan, May 7. 14, and June 7, twelve, as Goddt.as. Atroeuies,Mestes. Hat and Parrett, as, Ibreadneetileetteet, Lodes. - William Bartymore, Itestbery, Berke common-brewer, desire and drupe an, Mai L a , 14 , and June 7, at ate; at Guild bail, London. Ateounes , Jenkins, Janus, and Abbott, Zio-S, New-Ints. William Brett, of Nonvieb, liir or-Oseretsaut, May 4, t and June 7, at foe% at the Wird-tick lan, Norwich. Attnrnies, 7144 Henry Hammer, blonde! , • or Benjamin Barnett, Esq. of elsrharn-plate, Bieddriee-11;dge,.Loodon. folieidt Foralick, of Dalby- 'Terrace , City-Road. Middleur. l ' bePeler, dealer mod apenatt, May 7, in, and June 7, at . en, at Gail: ch Wail- Attorary, Mr. George Palmer, No. 10, Gray's. inn-square. Coomisloas dpted by the Lord Lieutenant. 13( the Cenuty of sees. Cornelius Kerorki.t, John Joilitle Tamil, and Carr Thomas .Brackenbiary, burs. to be ntpety Litntenants. Ist Regiment of Ease: Lod idieria.: Rate Geese Posiickto be Lieutenant, Mae Geodes, resigned lid Regiment. Fatigue George Bea, and Thomas Rost to be Lieutenants. Cononitansa Wood by the Lewd Lieutemot of the C.onitty, of StaffoLk. It& Eaters Regiment of Local Made. nooses Sherlock Gooch. Esq. us be Limicenaot-Coloadl.Com snandant ; John Purcell. Req. to be Lieutenant-Colonel; lobo Lord Reodlesham, and Edesund Jamey, req. to be Majors; Wm. Woods Page, teibert Newton %awe, '!booms Pytches, Sysoacte Horsey Kilderbee, George 'theme. fobs* Brand, Henry Edwards. Idea Sum. Thomas Psge, sod JamesTstriser; lbws to be equine ; Joshua Realwcil, ittfebard Brook, Wm. Wbescoop. Abraham kook, Frat 9-14, Miles, John Wood, Georg* Prior, James Efibiett, John Stow: and George Tiots son, ileum to be Lieutetosta; Lobo Mosby, Gast. to be Ensign.. is Regiment of Loyal Solfellt Tamar icy Canby. Mattson Edgar, Frey. to be Lieutetsast-Colonel; Jolla Meadows Theobald, Esq. to br Maier; Waltant Frost and William ?cargoes F.iqrs. to be Capeaies• Joke Parkersos : De Carle, • John Meadows Rodwell , Rohm; Cron, and George . ('labor. Geom. to be Lieutenants; Wil4as Heber, Rabat Semen, Thomas Simpson, Robert Taylor, and Jobs biday Coker, Cutts. to be Cornets. ist or Blything Troop. George Woodcock. Gem. to be I.34oteutast, else Day, deceased; Robert Mot, Gen. to be Cotner., trim Morgan, dee ateeele NAVAL. PROMOTIONS AND APPOINTMENTS. Rear Admiral the Than. C. b Fleming to command at Garai tar, in 'he moos of Rear Admiral Lester. Ilse Hilo. Captain Blattesoed to be Captain of the beet which takes the King of Frans to We datitiaions. Ca tact Ryles to the Queen Clarlotte, • • C..ytain abs Hon. W. Percy to tlie*Hirases. • ' Caiaain Bartholomew to the Wenn: • Captain Vekoker w oweenaed the gobeitts at Cadiz, lis the noon ,4 Caputo F. J. Thomas, eppoioted ne to the San Juin OW- • AO, at Oilwakar. • .1 Li,:utenaltt Eastwood, to be Flag- Uctstenant to Reit Aditdral;, "Ifltrulne, st Gaualtar. Lieut. Plowman to the Impress Service at ()rearm, near Ply 'WO; in Tomo of Lieutenant 94eveast, lately drowned. •-• • lieut. B. leiniesotnth to tt.e Quern Charlotte, yatcb. • Lientonatata the Hoo. Orlando Bridged= and the Hou.George CM:libel: fit the Royal fitetereign. pock. Lieutomot Sewer to the Patittra. B. Claininio, to be fieffeLars4lo SW Admiral Flentblis Rae. Vist—fonos se be (Amphom of the Revenge. The Bvtasow, 74, and ULI swirl frigsre, arrived at Madeira the 25th ult. i with Aioni . CD VeSOCIS from • r‘ntsmouths and sailed again 2.86,.. &ruche West In. Ellis Majesty's ships COINCISTADORI EUROTASI linTspuit, lIALARU, hind M1T134P., with about ' ves*elb trom Cork , for the West I ndia and Brazils, passed Madeira 31st ult. :Ma= '. FASTIIIO.9. APRIL 2S. Wednesday three seamen belonging to thelfecov British cutter, lately lost by running on shore off Ca lais in a fogy were landed here from one of our fish- Mg boats, on board of which they had previously ben put by a French boat in the morning, which left Dieppe on Monday night. The Frenchmen who thus kenerously undertook to assist them in their return latme, having been driven by an adverse wind from their course, mere yesterday seen standim in towards s, with a Fresh breezes The appearance of the Fretithated Zthe first we have had thi gratificsition to hail since the late happy change of affairs,) and the confident expectation that they . meditated a landing, drew together a vast concourse of spectatots, all eager to participate in the happiness to be detivrd from the visit of our new friends the M oaners. To our titbr tification, hoaever,. the Frenchmen soon bent. their , course for sea. Clive of our best :Ailing pleasure beats, on board of whichtivere several, respectable inhatti - - tanu, determined upon•giving friendly chace to the. Frenchmen, whcimthersoon brought tr._ PerceivingJ the objeCtief our pursuit 'het - received ou r bo a t wit h' loud huzzas, and were prevailed on to return. Upon their coming ow dime, :s huts of joy and welcome 6110 the air: the .sounds of "Vivo Louis XVIII.' , and " Long live the Kura - and Pal to Rinita'r I" were heard on all sides- LOS needless toadd, that the Frenchenep met .with a warm an d hos p i t a b le ception : in fine, every individuieseemed-anitieus to evince the most gracious attention towards these long suffering people, who departed equally sensible of the noble character of Britons, as conscious of the slavery from which they have just been emancipated. a . . The schooner . Prince of Wales, of Newhaven, fitted up as a packet, sailed on Sunday from that port, with passengers, for France.= This is the first easel tat has sailed from the coast of Sum/ as a packet& sham the happy change of aff firs. - The same public and private demonstrations of joy which marked the,entrance of the King of Fitistaz into London, were exhibited through the whole of the journey to Dover, and signalized his Manary's I stay and embarkation at that place. What a mag- 1 nificene passage will, this constitute in our history I What a rich display of generous feelings have our countrymen displayed on this hospitable occasion I Every countenance displayed the most animated in terest, every lip invoked a blessing, and many an eye glistened with, a tear, wherever the 111ustriops Guest appeared. - . - A most exttaordinary event happened on Wednes day,.after the PRINCE REGENT had left he apartment of the Kum of FRANCE, at Grillon's Hotel. Mr. Momacia, a-Deputy from Calais, and possessed of an immense fortune, begged to be pteseated to Monseig neur le Due D'Anaz, to lie introduced to his iddolt CHRISTIAN MAJESTY. As he was expatiating on, his devotion to the BOURBON Family, he drew from nis breast a kind of medal which contained some of the blood of the unfortunate Louis XVI. the hair of the QUECN, Princess Douses . % and the Daum*. His emotion was so great, that, on drawing it out, he was seized with a terrible convulsive fit ; but fortunately Dr. RE,GNauLT, a French physic an, was present, and immediate assistance was given, otherwise this &mei: ted Royalist might have fallen a sacrifice to the ve hemence of his feelings. THANKSblVlNG.—Philosophers and politicians may labour to explain recent events, from natural or from social causes; hut Christians will pause before they attribute such mighty, such unexpected events, to any thing short of the special interposition of Peon- DICACIL So great a calm from so great a storm 1— ani so suddenly, too! Certainly, for some centuries 1 a more glorious opportunity has pot offered for ex-' claiming, Deus %obis hem olio feels! This must be the universal feeling of Christendom ; and it has occurred I sous, as a project of true piety and sound policy, to have a day arm-hued upon which Christian piety, in all its denominations, might, throughout Europe, offer to the " Given of all good" thankful devotions for the general ernaucipation. If from this corner of 'Europe, our unassuming page should of itself, or by ibeiug copied into prints of more fortunate circulation, reach the presence and engage the attention of the Rulers of Natiois, we would hope that the design 'would not he deemed altogether unworthy of notice. llt is not wild--it is not even di,fficult sit would, pro bably, meet with universal approbation ; and a day l approaches, richly entitled to the honouiable distinc- Won of the appointment, THit Fotniry dl JOWL— ;Waterford Mirror. NlOuiEfts. —Tuesday sennight Thaw 'Buell; of Basta*. 'in fitaffordsigre (a miner), after having been drinking . the whole of the day, returned to his " house about eight o'clock, in company with a person named Nevett, his companion in the day's merri ment. and his wife, Mary Bryan, who had been with them for a short time. They supped together; and ' the woman afterwards went out at the frontdoor, leaving her husband and Nevett together. A few mi nutes after Nevett went out fcr a short time, when Bryan immediately took up his hat, went out at the back door, and at length round the house to the front door, apparently agitated..with jealousy. His wife,. very soon followed him into the house: Bryan said to her, , G Well, thee art come, ait ?." at which she smiled, and replied, 41 Aye, lad,. lam come." He. then said, 4 , Aye, and I'll be with glee in a . minute;" upon which he quitted his seat, and tilting from the chimney-piece a large carving-knife, went towards his wife, who met him, and a scuffle emitted. :Ness* in terfered, . 'Ad pulled him away, 'bu too late ; the blood' flows 4 awn the floor. A. surgeon was sent for, after i , close arrival she gasped two or three times• and then expired. Bryan was untriedialely taken into. custody ; and on Friday , an Inquest was held, when . t h e gay returned a verdict of Vs ilfii Min der against . the said .I'. Bryae,. who Ras in consequence cons • !ratted to Stafford gaol, -..e An Incl i nation Avis, on the Bth instant, taken at the Vitish 'of Aiton:l6Viralls, Nortframpainiliire, on vievibrtheltisdi cif Rachel• Morris - who *A& been har t baron:ly murdered, on - the 6th linittant, with a sipide. witieh 4fras.'leit sticking id her -skill: The - beft of the d& , easedfitiented a spe4itle of the utOstliaiage barbifitr, tobstOckft for disictiino; "Phelitry irere'detiltied 414- iiiiiiitit'part tif" tlib ititylvi=n e Ihe mitiffitellk ileditiPititteisei,3l.4fitifn` a verdict of Wilful Murder againitailibibii i ir ' the husband of the deceased, who was committed to the county gaol to take his trial. c • . • : • •••-• •be ,Lt iv/ tt .y"4 M t ' . 6 entedr mrtAztoNca ' r e0;4••••• 1 • i STIRLING, APRIL is. 'rhe Circuit Court of Justiciaerwasopetted here lIM Saturday last, by the Right Hon. Loyd Pin/ILLY. • Mr. HAIM DRUMMOND, Advocate Depute, stated, that he had the satisfaction to inform his Lordships that, there was no criminal busiaeu before the Court. Lord Prriut.t.v, alter an elegant and impro‘sivg Address to the Jury, dismissed them ' -with the thanks of the . Court for their punctual attendance, the whole 4.5 being present. . . , . , ,; • The Provost and . Magistrates of Stirling presenttd r Eris Lordship,, and the other Members of the Court, iwith white gloves, in. respect there was no criminal btisiness at this place. The. Court proceeds to love rary tri•MOIZOW. ; • • I . . : : DUMFRIES, APRIL ie. Wednesday last the Circuit Courtof.Tustlciary was ppeseditere by Lord HintMAND and Lord GILLIES.. William Wright was indicted for stealing a black orse tram the stable occupied by Kenneth Bell, black. mith at Duncow Bridge, ie the parish el Kirkmahoe, on the night of the 13th of D i xember last. He was tott4d Guilty. end recommended to mercy, but sea teoced to be executed ;here on Wednesday, the 18th 11 May. , Joseph Douglas, labourer, indicted for stealing a watch from James Paterson, ironin.onger in Dumfries, Ott the 9th of March last, aracLtwo pieces of cotton lesth on the same , day, from the shop of John Bel.. Wick,. draper in Dumfries, pleaded Guilty, was.con.' victed. and received sentence of transportatioa for seven Tears. . , . i William Graham, indicted (or stealing a black n are, tiae property of John Shankland, tenant in • .li.irk inichael Mains , _on the night of the 24t1? of Deceinber last,' pleaded Guilty, was convicted, and sentenced to transpdrtation for 14 years. : ' PERTH, APRIL !1. The Circuit Court of Justiciary was opened here yesterday, at half past ten, Irf the Right Hon. the LORD JUSTICZ CLERK and Lord SUCCOTH, when they proceeded to the trial of John Elder, and 7 hostas Elder, his son, forthe murder of James Baxter, apprentice carpenter; at Dundee, on the Slst of December last. The former of the prisoners was a porter, and kept an alehouse in Seagate of Dundee t the latter a seaman, belonging to his Majesty's Navy. Between ten and eleven on the night of the above mentioned day, a party of young men, six in number, went to Elder's house, for the purpose of drinking. Mrs. .Elder at first, wished to comply with their wishes, Mut her son objected, on account of the lateness of the bout ; and, on their refusal to quit the house of their Own accord, pushed them towards the door. They resisted, however, and it Was not until John Elder came to his son's assistance, that they were thrust out ind the door shut and barred. in the tareetl they still:elainoired for admittance, at the Janie time em ploying other means to effect tbeit purpose ; ulti mately a•gun was fired among them ; and that James Baiter died in consequence of the wound thus inflic ted by John Elder, was clearly established. The ge neral good characters of both prisoners, neither of whom were even considered quarrelsome, *as satis factorily proved. The Jury acquitted Thomas Elder, and foimd John Guilty of culpable homicide only. At the Middles*: 6essirms, on .Saturday, W7Thait Mareffleld ware and Edward Sadler were indicted for assaulting and wounding Vickary, the Bow-street officer, in Ciriswell-street, ou the night of the BOth of December last. The particulars of this case are al ready known to the public. The testimony of the officers broug ht .the case home to Evans but there being some doubts as to Sadler's being present, ea Jury acquitted him. The Court sentenced Evans to ta o years imprisonment hi the House of Cotrection, and, at the end of that time, to find security for his' good behaviour for two years, himself in 4100, and two suieties in £5O each ; and to remain in prison till such security was found. BIR'rHS. ~~_ : Last week, at Portsmoutb,the Lady of the Rev. W. Tate, of the Royal Dock Yard, of a son. At Broomball, on the t sth ism the Coattess of Elgin,of a son. • MARRiED. Thursday, at South Stoneham, Major-General Sir T. R. Dyer, Bart. to Elizabeth, daughter of the late James Standerwiek, Esq. of Ovington House ; Hants. "[ha Rev. S. H. 4'eppin, to Maria, daughter of Wm. Latagdon, Esq. at Brampton. Thursday, at St. George's, Bloomsbury, the Rev. I-aat Genset, Vicar of Datehe., bock', to Dorotyiga, youngest daugb.er of . the late Jam..s.Liud, M. p. F. Saturday Wm:light, at St. George's, Hanover square, Mr. J. Pollard, of•Windour, Surgeon, to Miss CI M. Yonoell. Tbarsday se'n:liglit Mr. Weeding, Surgeon ? of fladleigb, tau Miss M: Chandler, daughter of Mr. J. Chandler, of Feliztow. Saturday sennight, J. H. Stityth, M. P. of Meath, tear Wake. field, YotkAhire, to Lady Elizabeth Anne Fitzauy, third daughter of the late Duke'of Grafton. Tuesday ationlght, at Thomastown Castle, County Louth, Richard Deese, M. 1.),, of DO A°, to Rona Maria, oldest daughter of Mathew O'Reilly, Esq.' The Ref. J. Robson, Rueter of liaiwtharrn, *hi Holdernom, to Miss C. Stewart, of Stockton. PIED. ~, At Bristol, b. the 67th year of his age, the . Rev. Joseph •At. well Sloan. D. D..prebendary of the cathedral church of Olou• ceiter, minister 9f St. Paul's, Wised, vicar of Cringresbury, in the county of lionterset, and este of his Majesty's Chaplains and Justkes of the Peace for the county of Gioucvtters At Marlingford, the Rev. T. Greene; rector of Offord Darcy, Hunts. At 'Oedney, Lincolnshire, aged 69, the Rev. Mr. Nortboo, many years curate of that parish. Saturday seltnight, Miss Ann Breathy, daughter of Mr, Bram by, bookseller, of Ipewsels. On the 11th Inst. the Rtv. Barry MlOtisty, late Vicar oT the parish of Oaltrim, 1n the diocese of Meath. On the 1 ntlt Inst. agect7B, Mrs Neale, relict of the late T. Neale, M.D. of Ipswich. It is sonsetblog remarkable, that the above Lady had wept but once out other boas* during the lace 4ir years. Wednesday, at Chalet*, to, his 75th year, the Ikev. Joiw Frith, A.M.'3O years Curate Of yliessnited paritUalSt. Mary Aldermary and St. Tbernas the Apekl4 Bow-Side. • ' On theism Wt. G. Taylor, Esq.et Hackney, aged IS, one of kta Majesty's)lostkep of ate Peace for the county of Muldleses and Dluty,Lkuninsitt of the Tower Dlviskon. Monday. es . bnigilt, in blentagne4(reet, .inesell4quare, A. Calvet:on, Esq.larneen. On the c nth Ileum, In &a nab year of his age, Captain Job niYsibinalt 1411,44di01k. Ac Kilatemock..oa ;be itlt. foltaatobe Roe. Robes; laffnty, Ministir of 'the "AssOciale flrfter' Congregation there, In the 66th year of his age, and sick of Ski tninney. • • , On 441 HUD* bitcallakaigllCAu a llecOr =NI Vf a I 'At cost,. (13 .. il tV it aa0 P t e ltbalnlett+bflir . 'Wised; it A * fie , WiMatintlouUf chewed 9( tin wolhbosit ii ineelimbibitientetei abeam on.bilt those• after, was seised wick nausea and vomiting, and in a short disiespleted. Such deadly pawpaw plant' ewes SA to be pro. Farad be op paws, 7 4 • i:7;•77•'_'L : s:'::? .3•••C`ti*: P, - f • ' 4 • • :.! ~ tardn3. iltrAterridge . awaaw.t• fOiti-sTRE et, Orrilf' ' FRAiIcE, V7iirhaNgllEß. )IMAM HOUSIS, • Doak tkerDeati sad Dor gr. 1 . ! •- :, . , . : By Mt. ROBIN% (V I grdee of the Reversed thf pile gad Cimpter4 4t, Pup "V. Ceffee•house 'Chaage•alley, Cernbi ll, te-Mot atm"; die Nth 'Aril, it tW teetetotit,is par ups, tikRANGEcifi l U 1 L lIINQS ; coirkpilsk* FOUR S, _.. ,sittr.4lsll4o,._,4ficK vyiti.s f ulg-tiousEs, to bad mew YOr - Fort °Yeah barn tbe Mao And 1 . :1 44 . WIN ettallallb 40* Peadd Mu& Wipe/pee AsOteft, and *epvitaSreelquertite North Slde of YerWireet, Noir Weilt . thiek riS: la 6, 7, 8,9, one Sp hand the utheri ill. 4-141CiiiiiA,t, Poeta* er, aivi Joh *sox; who..t meseineat to Nutt at savanna ' s nudge. L ~ • The Ts are carts At . oriea . h!gli, two it,..onia on each Pont: Allt() at taearliutratacea,Kieetarna itittat-brienit at; Cslitaio, 414 i ppmaiffia T own, raved Yards nth4,44:4B:lautasesi antlßOorns oveL • tit I.l4xtitd areis4l ittiasfer WWI/614 1 4 4'4 4044.ri5. cippa .traalipf gtOts iu tlma Oil ut Wfax#,naterr I • • •. I May.lN viewed, by applying to cue Te •:tpi, Whesit Particulars May'se faul--0(. Toiceat, Viati. CARaitthant.' 620; at • natra- Inal ; AO Mr s . Ruhi.l4, Vo'ornicirsirreF, t.l.4ideu sietry.. ~~ ~ I • • •.: LF:hiTe • • EETWKEIki BROM ,and WIC:W*II.. FREEHOLD at,d SMALI. PANT LEASEHOLD ESTATE, : • WIGMORR-00 rIAGE. ' akmatant , ttea&ttae, wait Pk mute Grounds, •Gardene, and Meadow land, about Fire Arm , with Cuniwn ighta. By Mr. ROEINS At Gareawnes Coffee-tease, 'Caange-alle-y, Cerithill, Thera , F day, nu) 9th May, at,Twelee o'Clock , in ana Lot, FREEHOLD ESTATE, YVkittr)tare Cottage, a ilikerfiti pleasant Residence, with ample arebnunedation flit. a Family ;•Cestals-boyee and Stable tot date liorsea, and va rious Outbuildings, propurtive Kitchen Garden, plaatrel with choke fruit Treaty, Pleasure Grounds and dry Gravel Walks and rkh Meaddw Land; all i lyiag compact, skeane by the riad. Ode, halt a mile fn.= Brantley to Wismore, a beaut4ld and plc. turesepte part of the country, and ten miles from London. The Prentisesare l catellitat order, connwanding tummies diews of the surrounding country', soda dne 4 nation for building. • May Withered by applying on the Premises, where Alnico. bilealay is' had; end of . Mr. Lattuq leslicitat ; and at the Beds Kromicy; Bull, Shooter's-hill; George, Farnborough; at Gar rawirs ; and of Mt, Robb* 'Weireiek-strew,Gohien-equare. mirsim.Rsoc.—LEASEtiOLD EitATE. • • GREENHILL FARM. ietween Ketitmotinielli 'hod Harrow, Niue Miles from Ortford•strea l „, Cottage Residence Faint Build•ngs rich leaPAr. sod small part Arabi: Land r the what; R Eighty one Adttsl• • • TO BE sat.D SY AUC t lUN. BY MF. ROBINS; At GuradwaaifshiCaoyffee-19,btotuTee'llCharthrslege.004„Alleyi,nCoornhine L. R ion n e . fart. A VERY Desirable LgAsEtioLu ESTATE. XI. • GREENHILL FARM; situate an the EasYSldt of Her row. ht she read from Sudbury Common to :ftleateire. Kenna, silt. is possetebolLot Major ErmAa ; comprising keurnpact Cot ' rage Resideoce, thitcdoed Irmo, placed on a lawn, et in agreeable disarms frsm the iota, whit convenient Fetal y Offisses.;- Coach. heave, and Stables for seven horses • Carmen, Dryiug-groteuil, Potiftry-bouses, bet.; an incicisal Fkrni yard, with Kerns, Cow home, Cattle-41 May Cart fudge. antsieloes Ostbuildengs, and Tawdry Inclosures of rich Meadow. and mall part Arable Land,, ip high state of cultivation; the whole upwards uf Eighty•one Acres, In a ring fence, is charming rural part of the meat s% good roads.in all directious, and ph my of excellent water. • May be viewed, by applwiug to Mr. Hedges, the Baikff, on the Premises, *berg Par•kulars nay be had; and at the King's Head, Harrow ; Abercorn Arms. Stamnore; Eases Arun. Wat. ford; White Hart, Edgware • White Horse, tiabndge • Old Hata, Ealing ; Of Messrs: Lotigclill and Butterfield, Solicitors, No. I, Haber:we:sort, Gray's ban ; at Gangway's; and of Mr. *chins, Warwick-street, Gorden-square. -- - TRENT AND MERSEY, TAVISTOCK AND REGENT'S •CANAL,and LONDON 11.01 JR COMPANY'S SHARES. By Mr. ht...'o On Ertdrf May 6, at T welve o Clock, ar the Mart, lot;don, TRENT and MERSEY, or GRAND TkUNK CANAL, one Share in this rats:neat Concern, the Divi. deals have progressively advanced to .E5O per Stare clear p.S alltiUM regularly Fail half' yearly, and caper.. ed to Increaw con sideiribiy ; Toristoch Mineral Canal, five :'hares in thi9 vLry bnprosting.coticern,. a Dividend of Lie per Share has be n made ; Old Uiliod, Graud Linton, Regent's Canal, and London Floor todiptioy/tiShdres. - • Particulars at the New Hotel,Sierningliana; Hatched's Hotel, ' Piccadilly; the Mart ; ar I at the Lllt.:e of Mr. Scott, SS, New • Bilake-strem. l ...ostdois. - • • GITV.WiiiiIAN li1111)1CINkSI-CAtiE 4 . 0 Mr. toititt r, No. 9 ) Gioia:: &rev street, Bilelerhiti. Rtaia 40 1 . , Pottisrquuth,Aug: 5, 1013, Oa board tlse 6'.ip Venus for Sr. Helena. /LAVING been much atilicftti with Gntn, itttended with a Liver clatupLaint, far a great number.of years, ad. . sn w distaesscd.witheaktiesearti cantractinm, is to he iheapabla of inenditig sty Regiment as a t ap!ein in the East-lrdia Aervice, returned to this imentry with hopes Uobrainitii a enmeshes* 5. &every names war used for two years ..i44 ali .withouLabe least success, %then a friend cent me • one - of your Pamphlets, *hero 1 1 lowa Um 10, of Mr. Hayman, exactly. similar to ray own, 'which induced use to atuud i In a few days Was much relieved, arid in two mon•ha'so much rest•red as to be enabled to resume my usual shoat. in, and the Itrir.h of my Case may he *vet, on till book. of the. iionoural)to the vast-Indic Conl:a4; and by making it as pubtc as poss.blo you wilt much oblige, Dear Sir, Si our oast v iva:cot Lee:utile Servant, R. H. STATHAM. (('ate le9. in a futon- Paper ) -A, A I)ANIS's,SO EV ENT, A CU ICE lor the STONE and 011 AV PERRY, Surgeon, of Southempton. street, Blossinsbeity-square, acquaint. the i'..,11;1c that he has found it expedient to 4.;, E ,r,intz agert, >it r. N. Johnson, chemist, at his fvfedfltbal Warehouse, N 0.15, t;reeii4tre.q r Soko, velure the soLvvar wilt in futrre be sappy :•d .11 butt °, d 4s. ad.-11s. and 22!. stamp Weeded - Mr. Perry tu-i„ivevitt/t4ess, be oonsuhed at home every WednesdaY,freutlAsaistadarectoeL--Caktelous tiatieues, atiikted with 1 7 • sake the Solvena with safety; but froriftbe 1,10 Diseases will be relieved inhoth err tboalaist : v tbabriest bOtt Ise everfaillo renteei tbat.'a .;, 4.o!eaabje of c e d i rm, terry persons; and tlierebypreve ion of Stogie. Servo o tin nitmirittpootable per.ona in the bin/done have been cured of the equfirmed St out by the Solvent, whose oasea.are data)led in " Petry'i Dis q ui,itiou of the Scone," 9th editiat, price ti. ad. to be had of Shervinods Paternoster row ; Wedgy, Flattsstrset j and Backort, GENUINE 11 THE torrowing MEDIC ed genuine bt E. EDWAR Hill's Balsam at Honey s 6 ' Essence of Wacerilock 3 6 Hallatn's pißoui Pills 41 9 'Weisres Jesuits Drops V 9 Manhallts'Orrase 1 . f I.DICINES. :INES can only be procur- Di, 04, St. Paul's Chinch-yard 't Juniper Ea. Peppenn. • I Ruchr . , Embrocation 4 U Robberdes Cough Drops YII • S ttn.prr Est. Pcotyroyil I I t • Spertlintint's Pills •lopilsbury's Drops 6 0 • Gfi tmotarlia Lozenges 1 1 I :e.cota Pith 1 1; Sall of Lemont 1 0 Chun:Ws : Cough Drops 9 J•Anibeyna Truth Powder g CrnwetP t Orirsital(;ordial 4 6 NtildowWeltleS PtU3' Keyser's Pills 6 3 rVviee's Vegetable Pak L t. 6 '9 Newton's Tooth Powder 2 9 Church's ljectoral tills 1 ' Walsh's Atithsertuisii 9 1...-2..es*Coksfitit Lug; 1. 11 Amboyna Lotion 4 6 Wessel's Sipreille Remedy. 2 9, The abcg (Oiler with she its E.Edwasdr,"4,6 4 . St. IWe. e bad every other P.eent and Publl • ` • • Liberal allowsuce to' • m.ig'eton's Eye 044 t. tGoabold's Ir. b kreary's Mague.ia 1: • I I I 1 of Jproce 3 A °Durable Ink 1 I) • N orris's Drop" Cheltenham Sibs eteeptedl lair the add a the seatapp Wham also may "C Weans. L ., • Mere.haMa • Watt WATEit AT LONDON 5211‘014 TO-MORROW • - Mara* ..... mimeses stun • Aftormiwri ort Gl i nalpfr After LONDON : Prtnted by I.tvaL KUMT, retry Place; • Published there, ead Aube Star 01114, Te.apie liar. .~ •~ i~ t, ,i 1~ . { ~:: . It 9 4 0