Star. — London, England, 1808-08-20 00:00:00

P on z • 3 t • . 1 4 #l4 I • • zXs: ~! ~~t' .P 4 e votkfigoiststinm. broom ..ieute;ian _Colette' Gnari..nfihe.4lster*iri t • . ,not, against Charles Hodge . arattp..o_f i litr, - M try's, excited considerable unwise' "; arnages er - -re laid at 10,00€4. - Mr. Serieant Lave openedahreve, Irt which, and by the evidence, it arpeored- that the Plaintiff, in the year ISM, hatanaraed MiSs Critical . , of` Rineale; iu the king& en of Ireland, and that three childeen were the fnlit of this union., That they lived together on terms of the Lgteratese possible affection 'Marin No vember, treio,4he tegiment being ordered nit uenos Ayres. the-Mannar was oldieed tniaccompany it ;--. his wife-could eestreely be preiailed on tre remain at 13 one, and nothing but 'the positive order's ofthe Corn anander in Chief hindered her from sharing, with her hiisband, the dangers of threampaign. Lieutenant' Colonel efii .i nerd• havmg.entharked at retnouth, hilt disconsolate wife came taxeside, during his absence at Ottery, St.. Mary's, nrartbeftleinicot her husoand i .Here her acquaintance with the Defendant first 'COM4 intinecal. TbeLady was about 26 yeara'of age M*Odirie,S. It camo out its evidence, that Mrs. • vies a (unhandsome eionntn, oft* volatile die :fp >< ~i, Kisses* ievitr of mangers, andlond of aiinairation. ef_as a handsome gay yduag plea, particularly attedto the fair sex. The con= sentience of this intimegy was a mutual attachment; arid is the March follows*, the criminal connection appeared 'whaleo taken place, which continued in the most open and unguarded manner, till the return of her hitcband.. Welatall forbear detailing any of the circtunstances Orhielf cankelitit in the Cnursk of the 'trial,. contenting ourselveceritlt stating, thictachad was the - consequeocs Of this t airtottr:'' On Lieutenant COtnnel Griatei re turn -frenekhroad, a cotreiprinderite s toSk It~l:tce be- tween-bittrend . his wife, in which she acknowlelged her guilt, tnititaided herself far the levity of her cen- , duct, - which hadanneght her into this stew of di grace, and sent to her injur:d husband all the lettch of her paramour. These bCing the principal points Which tame out bri the prosecution, _Mr. Jecycl, on the part of the Defendant, made a most excellent speech in mitigation cif damages, described the )I3e fendant's age and - situation, the *temptation plated before him, as well as the inability oflits'efient to pay large damages, if they were awarded. The Jury con stlted a short time, and returned a verdict of Three 'Thousand Pounds. At this Assize came on to be tried, before Baron GRAHAM, and three several s ria:ts Jurils, the long contested causes between Mrs. • , of Keneeie, in the county of Cornwall, and 14r. John Tremenheere, of 'Penzance, in the same cpunty, the steward of her late husband, and now receiver, apeointed by the Foust of Chancery,• of the rents and profits of the real edate' of her infant *en, and one John Newton, of Stidestowe, in the county of Devon, a principal tenant of the Harris family, and who was sworn by the Re. saver 46 b* a mosteespectable man, and to have been entrusted by Min' td topes-intend the wools belonging to the . estate- it appearing . that the said John Newton $44 been guilty o committing great depredations on the-property of the Harris family, by cutting down and destroying the coppice woods and oak timber of the Plaintiff, damages were given against him, in one action SOOl. and in the other 3581. In the action at the suit of Mr. Trentenheere, which watt tried by the direction - of the Coen of Chancery, to ascertain whether he had oblaiited a lease, upon three lives, (after an infirm life of 76 and upwards) of an estate from the late Mr. Harris, for whom he had acted, during his possession of the property, in the character of steward and attorney, for a sum of money by no means equal to its e.ilue, the Jury re turned a verdict for the Defendant, Mrs. Harris.; it appearing to them that an adequate consideration had not been paid for the same. The Learned Judge expressed, in strong and ani mated terms, his disapprobation of the conduit of the Plaintiff in tic last action. At Warwick Assizes, on Manday;the whale day was taken up in the disposal canine or ten undefen ded causes, and three or four others. Iry a case, Steen ./sen alto - runt v. llamas, a re f> nee was made to M. Dietty, who in failure of settling- the dispute between the parties, is to draw up a case for-furthest discussion. The Plaintiffs are trustees for Mrs. G. Madely, of that town, (formerly Miss Hannah Harris), and tie present action arose eaion the construction of tire will left by the father of I • Madely who is sister to the Defendant. It was iliewit that the. best legal authorities differed in *- akin concerning s particular clause in the. will ; and the chief qtiestion appeared tote, whether Mrs. Madely was to receive front the Defendant the rent of five betres situated' in Leaselane, in that town, or whe ther she was entitled to the 'rent of the houses, and art knnuity of U. pet annum, independent of the said rental. Another came was tried, respecting the . sale and wartianty of' a horse. The plaintiff T. C. Jervoise, Esq. purchased a horse of the defendant, Mr. Wells, whorsealealerat Shirley.steeet, on the 6th of April lost, as it appeared is evidence, for 651.7:. 6&. After the money had been paid by-the purchaser to the seller, a dispute arose between them respecting the soundness of*the animal, the former insisting that the horse was sold to him as one- itrrfirrly sound and free from vice, while the latter said he had warranted urn sound with the exception al - one eye. The horse, after being taken to Birmingham, was returned, and this action was brought• to recover the money paid for . him: The case of each party was supported by nearly an (nett number of witnesses, and with this. contra dictory evidence it went W the Jury ; who after - a short consultation, returned a verdict for- the plain tiff —Sixty Guineas. _ At ShrewsburyAssizes whithermemetteed rinMone day lase, Beer Jaen,. (lately a resident of girininge ham) was tined for tittering:several IL. promissory! notes, Purporting to bete notes of Hordern; neux, and Bishron, bankers, Wolverhamptesi, Imes ieg- the same to be forged sad- beunterfuted, was fennd-Guilty—Deatb. At Morpeth, onWednesday, there was a fill market of cattle, but not many - sheep tnd-lambs ; fat self , rtly. Beef, from 6s. to 6s. 94. Mutton, Os. tw 6tl. Lamb, 6s. 6d. to is. per stone, sinlring offals 2 Wheat, frem.76s. to 06s. per quarter: Rye, 66', C.a.:, 41s. 4d. to 445. • • • • Vetnitniat.t..Ffeeri I :tUtp i tibbis if e linis o ta t to commityedfreir (<44 u:ditit FOr . on' The house of Prestntluid Co. • Was teiterday arged widi. 7 utterint a: s fu cilia for IQ/. on 'Mews... Wilpelei Chu*, affiroSirsOlt, 'tankers; in Lombai - 4- :anew . Buverstock, of thO' Not :publiahot34.. -in'Aievialine, stated; that on th e Oast, of • November Thir priscpet appliedtO him - at the Crown, neat ''Bridgtwater-tqttere, Where he then resided,' to give • biffivelainge fat • srll. note, bit not 'beiniable to oompliyairith his requisr;, the prlsimer went away, and I speedily retuMed, with a chect on Walpole's house, for 101.4 purporting to be drawn by a Mr. Bliss, and •thlit he *ha sent by Mr. R?chards, a vratch-case. . maker' in .the neigtAiourhood; for which he gave him change ; hut he was soon afteriardiinfOrmed;both Mr. Richards and the bankers, that them knew no thing of the;pinty; atW that it *as a forgery. Mr. Rieltaris tcffifirtned this testimony, and a clerk from the banking-house - proved that they were unacgtiaint.i ed Smith any person of The name of Bliss. Ihe prim, ner Arai fiill Committed on this chargei . and th,: partied inithefterner one beund 'osier to givei)tlite4ce- . 1., W. Powell wifeciminitted4lw re-exiMirntON sadierith 'embezzling 51:6r. the property fif sr C. Fri& and. Ce. to whoffi he was wisrehouseinen. Kart" G4TIVr4C44daY, CACOers and L.M4f, were tulf7..9o l l l Pitt.as ch*VINIA'44h ing a bundle of now - from the Reuse of Mrs. Mason; in Baltic-street, Old4reet-roal Quesv-soi.Aar. —For some time past, Mr. Comer, a timber-merchant, in Milbank-street, suspected that some of the sawyers whom he employed were in ha bits of defrauding him. When he sold a quantity of timber, he allowed them to saw it on the custo ffier'sOremisos, and it was the usual modete have a certified account of the number of feet from the per scn by whont.the work was performed; this account when brought to Mr. Corser, he paid, •but they in variably. altered the figures. Mr. Corser in -settling hie accounts found he had been defrauded to a cents derable ampunt, and applied for a warrant ; but they, iipprehensive of being detected, had absconded. Yes terday, however, one of them, John Wasnum, was apprehended in the fields, near Islington, and brought to this office, but found means to elude the vigilance of the Officers ; but slimily after they found him con cealed • under a bed its a chamber in Tothili-strzet, when he was brought back, and committed for re examination. Wonwir-sTnEr.T.—Yesterday IV. Bowler and T Jona were fully committed, charged by several publi cans and tradesmen about Bethnal Grze with pis sing counterfeit silver coin.. A baker was convicted in the penalty of ten shil lings and costs, for baking and selling rolls on Sunday last, contrary to a late Act of Parliament. Thursday night, between the hours of 11 and 12 some villa ns attempted to break open the front door of the house of Lord Ft Tz tiARR ts, corner of Spring-gar d..ms gate, but it being safely secured, they could not effect an entrance that way. They then went into the passage leading into the Park, and by getting over the wall, they succeeded in the endeavour in forcing off the shutter of the parlour window., and having got into the house they carried off two trunks of wearing apparel belonging to the servants, which were packed up to be sent to the country residence, where the fa mily now are. 'fly house was left in the care of a servant girl, who, at the tinie . the robbery was coth mitted, was gone to Sadler's Wells, and wha, on her return, • about twelve , o'clock, found the street-door unfastened, the thieves having let themselves that way out., A watchman is stationed clot eto the door. Thursday night, at a late hour, the.houie of a gen tleman in Theobald's-roadr back of Gray's-lam-Oar- . dense was broke into, and most of the furniture packed up ; but the thieves being alarmed, they made a precipitate retreat, carrying two Silver table spoons away with them. A few days since a robbery, sirgular for its audit-. city, was perpetrated at, the sal es belonging to a china-merchant m Temple -lane, Dublin :—Two fel lows, leading a horse and car, stopped opposite the' premises, between eight aaii nine in the Morning,' and with much composure unlocked the door of the stores—from whence, withou the Icast appearance of hurry or alarm, they proceeded to nemove a large crate of earthen-ware ! finding it, lapwcver, soine• what too ponderous to be lifted with facility on the car, and perceiving a grcx m employed in his avoca-. non at the adiaccet stable, di! villains had the con giramateimpticlence to requesthis assistance, by which they quickly accomplished the business, when, thank ing him for his aid, and wishing h'm good-morning, they'deliberately bore off their booty undisturbed and unsuspected. CAMBERWELL FAIR —This scene of annual diver sion, established ,by old ctistom, has commenced, without its ancient attractions, noise, and bustle. — M usie, the gr . and auxiliary of mirth, has been interdicted hy rhe.Magistrates, at the earnest request of certain inhabitants residing, near the Green, who have long considered the fair a nuisance. Stalls awl swings ap peared in every direction, and delicacies, composed of spice and gingerbread, rase in pyramids, to gratify the epicures. The surrounding objects exhibited va riety enough to charm a rational observer ; but to'the merry, roaring admirers of the fair in its ancient splen dour, the scene displayed a sombre sadness. The buz of a Jewi harp was not suffered to vibrate, but at in tervals the holloW beat of a drum, to the sound of the fife; announced the approach of a recruiting party, and this temporary relief to the pervading gloom was only permitted (tom respect to his Majesty's service. Miry. unfortunate blind votary of Apollo h:td been iteken la the purlieus of the fair with an old Cremona ite hit possession, he would have been sent to the county' gaol. It did not appear that the same vi4i lime was exorcised to exclude the E. 0. tables, dice men, and sharpers.c for fraudulent gaming, so .inju ,rioueto the credulous and unwary, was seen not only iie the fair, but on.the read leading to - tamberwell.— 'The ereen did not - display many shows. Richardson, Saunders, nod others of" the itinerant Dramatic Corps, werseabsent ; and the lions and tigers, which alarmed and amused the spectators by their howling on former oteasions, were also missing. The visitants were na liiierotts duringrsterday, and by eleven at night the whole lad retired from the Green. • . t . • keliii9swit4lA faislabiat'► l e * AT uxmobentit sawistis. ~ •fr. i Itir es ~: . . rt.:Job... ,:m., . 445. -41. '211 , , .__ . 4.4*-ktrA' •; - • !M.! ' '' • 4t15..a.&4t. .Va.' ' ."', ' ..1411114.4116 '' , '/ ; 6011•',...4 ^40 :! 1 . 11.41011i."... • • . I'IP4I OF HOPS. . . •-;.. • - ;:r T ' I. "": iligei. .___ rucittil, - ,_,, gust •- '. tL 16$. tie 31. I.4.);ALSWA- ; illi-isiitipsite%bes 4sor r x L. 1 os.•to 51, aps t 'Sussex •A'r a& lk:Ai tubs 2L 16s. to 31.' 115 s. ' raisiham ' ll. - 001. to 'mis; Doti Lid at 225,41001. PRICE OF HOPS 1N Tk4Ii.I3OROUGR MARKET.. 1 'tags. Kent 31. 10s. to 41. sos Pockets :11. Ws. to 51. Os.. ' Suisez 31. Os. to 41. P. lA. Os. to 41. bs. rorobasn, :il. - . Os. to 01. Os. , - - --- PRICES OF SAY 4011.) s IRAN. ST. JAllites. WOUTAVAPSI.• Kir! SL Os. la 41L-919. Hay s* SL 1ie‘441.10. ISt, Straw IL 19s. to 61. A. Clow 6L !Qt, 50,71. 4il' Stew IL I9s. to 2L so PRICE OF `HAY Mt!) STR AW 15141714FrELD. A Meadow Kay 61.te Clover 71. 7s to 62 Os. New ditto 'A. los. to 61. Os. New da _ 61. tis to 71. os _ . Straw - 11. 161: to'!!. • Ss. :34EWOATIf AND I.IEADRNIID.LL MARKET. Per stone of 61b.lsy the 109 1 111”. beef 3s. 4d. to 4s. 4d• Veal lis. Od. to 61. Od Milton . 6s. Od. to As. Sd. Poet • • :44; ed. oo•fis. -td • ; , „Lamb do. Gsl to .09 -044 , ' -, , iIIicb.OIII..EATHER 114 LEADENI4I4. MARKET. note; ; •- • • ' . Ilge; iitt • Calf - 5149i * 265. 32) Ditt, •;• . , 9Sd.-244 Ditto : 82s. 39s Mereluinte Ricks 171. )9d. Ditto , , 325. 35s lletessikg Hides! • 'IW . lea Sihall - Sesb • Si. Od• s. `2d F 444 Ur Hidtl,37-44-14441- 441rge did , . 100 s. 1 Sot Crop s fur cutt. 19d. 22d. Tanned Horse Hides 20s. 221 s Ditto '•- - • ' 165 d. ittd.` Mat Stlus 00s. Otid . PRIG* OF TADLOW: • St. James's Market . 54 sd Town 'lltUtsw 'Ss fid Clare Market 5s Ad Yellow Russia --8 93s rd Whileulztpel Market ss , Sd Whitt ditto -s 88s Od per stone of Slb. ------ Soap ditto . 90s 99. Od 15s 9,1 d Melting Stuff . 67 s 68s red . . Average' ! • Ss 3d Ditto rough 44$ 48s Od Graves 14s Od Good Dregs 14$ Od Yellow So.tp, 1003--)Jottled,110) 04-Curd, 114 s. Price of Candles, per dozen 14$ Od-Moulds, Lis Id. - • cOAL MARKVI', AUGUST 19. . : •' , Ships at Market • Ships sold 82 Newcastle Coals 74 445. Od. to 52) 9d. f Sunderland 5 445. 6d. to 461 Od. 1 Scolds Coal • 1 6.15, Od. to 000. Od $ Vetter. - 1 324. ltd. 1 Welch . 0 cOs. Od. THE COURSE OF EXCHANGE.' ' ".. • • Amsterdam, 36 3 2 U Palereno, 92 Vence per oz. Ditto at sight, 33 7- • Legittino, 491 Rotterdam, 11 5 2 U • Genoa, 455 , • Hanthurgh, ::.; 2 et it Venice, .s'. I.iv. Made Aksna, :;.; 324 11 ' ' effective per I. wet Paris i day's da. 23 16 I.iv. I Naples,. •42 Ditto, 2 IN. 24 0 1 Lisbon, 60 liourdeaux, ditto 24 o I Oporto, ' 70 M.Ldritl, 43 E‘rect. Dublin, 10i , Cadiz, 44 4 Fuca . Cork, llt BilboA, 41 Effect. Wm Dolb,ts, ss. sd. per Oa. Agin on the Bank of Holland, 55 per Cent. • • ECCLESIASTICAL • PRO manow. His Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury has pr.senteil the Rev- John Bridges to the Rectury of the united parimbes of Saltsvond and Hythe, vacant by the der•ase of the Rev. Thos. Randolph. BIRTHS. . On Monday last; at Itutiaterstuith; the laulyetf Captairt Jam . Srrrell, of tin: Royal Navy, of a dauoster. Sunday in )rniug, at lletompton Bait:r.icks, the Lady nf Captain Robinson, of the Royal Artilletty ()Avers, of a'skaghter. MARRIED. • On the 7rll instant, at Cheitenhatu, Captain lAalte, lth Forth and of Belmont in the county of Gahs;iy, litland, to Mrs. Wm• Erskine, 'tido-serif nrGeneral Erskine, of Laid-Ron in Perth shire, and only daughter of the late Lieutenant (.cncr.d Wm. Myers. Batt. On Monday sennight, at the Cathedral, Cork, the Rev. John Leslie, Dean of Cork, to Misr S. I.awranee, secord daughter of the Lord Bishop of Cork and Ross. • Yesterday, Mr. Richard Francis, of Astel's Buildings, Isflat top, aged 70 At St. Lucia, on the 30th May, of an abscess is the breast, after sla weeks illness; James IdiDowall, Esq. second sdn of the hue William M‘Dowall, Esq. of Castlesemple. Suddent * y, at Cheltenham, on the 15th but. the infaut daughter of Maier Parry. Thuriday, is Ctipplegate workhouse, Mary Cary, aged 108. /M 1H WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW. Morning - tu minutes after Afternoon • 55 'ninnies ahrr SALE BY AUCTION. A GENTEEL. RESIDENCE.. WITH inn ACRES of EXCELLENT LANII. By Mews. SKINNER, DYKE, TUCHIN,ans: FORREST, i t On 'Tuesday, the 29d of August, at Twelve o'Cinck, at Cana.; way's Coffee-house, Change alley, ('ornkill, London, in Eight] I Gig, (unless an acceptable Vffer is previously made for the, Qole Estate), VERY Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, A. called IIOWES, delightfully situate 01) au elevated spot at an agreeable dist:trice from Chipping Ongar, a beautiful and ! healthy part of the County of -Farley, ml the border of Hertford'. shire ; comprising a genteel Residence of handsome el: ration, sub stantially. built, with a Venetian roof, domestic -Offices of every dzseription, Coach house, Stabling, a G ' othic ornamental Bai liff's Cottage, with suitable Panning Bcildings,Pleasure and cations laid out with great taste, ,an excellent and probative Kitchen Garden, enclos e d by lofty walls. covered with choke'l Fruit Trees, and the surrounding inclosares of excellent Land,; chiegy meadow, containing one Hundred Acres, hies extremely I compact ano well watered, bounded by the high road and the river I Rotting. The House stands in a beautiful Lawn of 15 Acres,. commanding very extensive and picturesque prospects, and is fit" for the Immediate reception a famill, To be vieweil ; printed Particulars may he had at the Crown, Ongar ; Bell, Chelmsford ; Crown, Hockeril; Epping Place inn., he Cock and . 11, Itoniford ; Place of Sale ; and of Messrs. Skianer, Lyke, Tuchin and Forrest,,Aklergate-street. London. HUNTINGDONSHIRE. 1 By Messrs. SKINNER, DYKE, TUCHIN I, nd FOR REST: 1 ' On Tuesday, the 15th of November. at 12 o'clock, at OarraWiy's• Coffee House, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, (If not Sold by Priwits Contract before the 10th of October), - ACAPITAL and very Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, advantageously situated a short distance from the market towns of St. Neot's and Huntingdon, and hounded b' the turnpike road front Eaton to Kimbolten. Consisting of a Manor, with the quit rents, fines, royalties, and immunities, a genteel Cottage Residence, recently erected, and sundry eligible Farms and Lands, containing 1034 Acres of fertile Meadow, Pas ture, Arable and Wood Lands, well timbered, and except a small inclosed, and lying very compact, with Farm-houses and-suitable Farming buildings, now in.the occupation of respectable tenants, the present rents, exclusive of the Manor and' Woods in hand, a mount to upwards of 4.410 U per annum. A part is tytke free, and the Land Tax of the whole Estate is redeemed. A considerable pa:7l°f the Purchase Money may be left an. Mosegage fir five , or seven years: To be viewedly applying either to Messrs. Skinner, Dyte, Tushin and Forrest, Aklersgateetreet; or to Win. Walton, Esq. Girdler's belt, Londdn, who ore authorised to treat, for the sale by Private Contract. Printed Particulars my be had SS dairs preceding. the sale, at the Cock fan, Eaton; Cron Keys, St. Neots : Pouandn, thrn fialfddd ; Wan Bedford • White boa, Kimbolton ; Talbot, °fiddle ; CO O% liottliii;ptosa ; White Hart, 'lhrapapon; and at the Plies of Sala. 1•••• - el. 5r . ..i 11 CAPITAL MANOBSAbiIIkiISTATE, PRINCIPALLY • .. tIitt.EFHOLP, - • , Mame at Waal Yekahaaaltill, inedsoajolakerParishes, in the • mostlemile part of threouitypt Norfolk, withia two-miles • of the Marker town orWitinft a the propetty alibi late • Metes Crow., Esg.ri , . ... '.• • -• ss TO BR . 80L1,110( • AUCTION, By ler. BURT, On Saturday, the 10th dayof-feapeember, 1808, at the Angentn, s ire the Markelace,Nedwigkprecieely.at 12 o'clock; in 17 lialits; tutlesethi tettile - Flllate nshallbe sooner disposed :of by .Captal .FAR.II‘4I- .Salo Toney and 1 seglarateCoadma t ed ilekidodueittifaeMillbts eon, idit Jr Ili ~.... Ashill. consisting of a gale F arr-house, "L em iGeonary,. Ma *shed' Since:leek Nieldinge,and 808 Atre; slao quality, an e►ss d in A r able , highest: We e of ePoltivation6,"all°lfacelostid a-ftneressee, ia-Itie etkapatihW of Mr. Hugh Bougben, a lease which MB empire at Michaelmas, 14113. •. 2.-A 'capital Farm, called the Pink Fenn, in bah= ' To -1 combining tedn'eteelient Peensakintse, pleasantly Situate ha a$ endßeaCe,:aith Burrp,StitblosCovi!4l6obeGranarywnlvdter 10 titbillitli , and 581 Acres 2 Roods, and - 33 Perches of. tick d'uwelle; aucl.Photti;kand,olllll2llosed in * ling fettee, and in the occupation of Mr. !chit .Winkbeld, under a kale, which will expire at Michaelmas I81!'. • Alio she Maid mliktetll.lli'illiektiMil Ptslitheini•ln Hand, *limning this Farnvand conadaing 52 A. 3 R. 23 P. Lot 3.-A vtiy-milattrit Farm, in Sahant 'roue'', consisting of a .nevstreromatifams-beinev nen BIM% Sufklt.f anal:fetes, all bock-built and tiled, together is*h 363 Ames, 2 Amide, and. 4 Perches of Arable, hitadwer, We pasture Land, of the first quality. all. intlased and lying migettfte, Mid in thb oedupillan of Mr. James Kiddie, under, lease for the term of twelve years, from Michadnias, 1205:- . Alto Iwo Pieets of My low Land, id &diem Toney, contain ing .11 Acres and 36 Perches, in the oecupatiun of Mr. Charles Imetty, as tenant from year to year. ' MIO Wood hands and Plantations to Nand, lying in the Metre of this Farm, containing 146 A. 2 R. 22 P. l.ot 4.-An eligible smut 'compact - Farm, in Sahara Totter, i consisting of a Farm-house, new divided into tern Tenenietlts 1 with Barn, Subic, and Ootbuildings, and 24 Arras, I Rood, I and 9 Perches of mom. excellent Arable and Palture Land, in the occupation otkers.llortsthy Wright, snake& Leese fur twin years, commencing front Michal nas, 1801. I.ot 5. Two lactosures of very rich Arable Land, containirg 1 16A. Ili. 34 P. adjoining the Parsonage of Saham, in the occt.pa ' tion of the Rev. Robert Rolfe, as tenant from year to year. 1 Lot 6. A Cottage. in two dn Ming. with 6.k. tR. and 4P. of , very line Land, in &sham Toney, in the ' occupation of Mr. Chas. Hunt, as tenant front year to year. i Lot 7. the public-house in Saturn Toney called the Eel', wiih 1 the outbuildings and garden hdongiog, in toe Gs:option of Mr. Christopher Int-mare, or his under tenants Lot ts. The Water called Sahank lif.erond the Lid sur:ot n. ding it, containing I.BA. 2R.:10 1 .* ' .:. • • 1o: 9. Four Pieces of Arable and Pasture Land, Graining 5,1 A. and 2P. lying-in Steirare•Yonvy,between flighgullriA acct the bounds of Shiptlamcin Me isietipadon of Mr.Thhethy Whitt, is tenant front year to year. . . Lot 10. Five Manures of; very good Arabi: and Pastuie Laud in Salsana,d'inosi,Lsontainlaig - sd.A. IS. as 310. aluitting um ShiPditam comtnon t _in the ocetalatisni of Meeluseph Minn s under lease foil 8 YeirrsNont Ifliclettenas rkoo: - t.ut 11. Two Inetosun!s of extvetnelygoodAralale Land, etsd tabling 21A. 2R. and 9P. with the barAlately erected thereon, B } in Ashill, on th.ettortitaideit'of - the Park rani; and adjoining I. the grazing ground-AM the s/Nlillflindtinf Mr. Hientyol.lfieltliag with the nest lot :telltale(' in the lease granted to hint. Int 12. A Men desirable Faint hrAshlti Ind Houghton, eoto stating of a cottage tend gartiee t , ary4 39A. It& and 37P. of pod I arable lane, in the occupition of Mr....lleery Oldfield, under a : lease granted 14,1:titian( theeitetifith the last kit, fur the term If 1 ninesears front-Miptmelinali -IVAN : - :.• : . 1 Lot is. A songulady valuable Farm in kshe, in the °carp i dont Of Petri JohnLiggale, - consistizited itionv nient farm-house, with barn,, sty:Mea s .:estop, and atker optboildings..and iii acres and"l9 perches of Arable and Pastuit Land, of excelled spuility, andid.a-high state of etddvation, all inclosed and Meg together. q'his Farm is held under lease r whereol two Maine be unexpired at.Mkbateknas nest.. i Ent 14. Busies Pightlewlett antage and Yard, in Ashill is 1 the o:cupatiuel of thee under tunanoaf Mr. John Leggate. - Lot 13. Sindryinclosures of very rich Arable and "'num I Land, mated the Graziad Grounds, tying in Sahara Toney, and Issantaistiug.lo3 acres and 31 perdue% ha the several oempationatif Mr. Heary Oldfield, Mr. Hiaglt Boughen,and Mr. Williant Farm - Lot 16. The Manor or Lordship vil(!witon-hall, in Sbipdhant: and a most valuable Farm in Salltilll Toney, Oviugton,and Shipd hail, in the occupation of : Tr. V.'illiam Peck, consisting of a cat pitalamety erected Barn,brick built and tiled, with 'cantos, qtr. and )99 acres, ^.rooda, and 23 perches of most excellent Arable and Pasture La ' pd, all Inclosed and lying together, held by Mt. Peck, allele? 4 use for it . years from Michaelmas 1801. Alit, Wood Lands in ,Ovingtoo, nearly in the centre of Mr. Pesk 4 Farm, partly in band and partly in the occupation of Mr. Edward Felviell, :containing 211 A. oR. 201'. Lot 17. The capital Manors or Lordships of Saban Toney, Insoken and Outsoken, with the Rights, Royalties, immunities, aol Privileges thereto respectively beim:glee, the annaal profits uf viaiat on an average of the last 1G years, IsAve amounted to 1251 17s. id. The Estato,as a Wants., is most completr and Jesirahle to a Qesittentan wishing to acquire an extensive domain, and to com bine both profit and pleasure, for, besides the lan ds being of a very superior quality, the extent of the Manor* and of the Wood : Lands insures a large quantity of Game. As prnposa;tl to be di vided, it is'well worth the attention of Agriculturists desirous of securing to Ihanisrlves- the poosession of well cultivated Farms. For price of the whole Estate and further particulars apply ether at the Banks of Means. Sparrow, Brown, Hanbury, and Savill, at. %Patton aforesaid. Bury St. Edmund's, Braintree, ii:Al Cheintsfod; or to Mr. Presland, to, Brunswick-square; Mr. Geldard, Gray's Inn ; J. B. Leake, Esq. locking, Essex ; Mew:. Foster.Som and Unthank, or to Mr. ()rani, SoLeitors,NotW l 44 where a Map of the Estate may be seen. • , gt: - To he viewial by applying to the Tenants. . ~~ I MPOR IANT 131alslUVgRY. • THE Advantage the Public must always derive from regularly educated professional men directiugalmost etclusively their studies to one :specks of malady, was never more clearlv demonstrated than by the unessiMpled success which its attended the administration of their new remrdy, and the estraur dinary cures it has performed.. For a long series of years., Meseta CURILIE and Co. Surgeons, liwinerly in his Majesty's service,have 4nade the Venereal Disease the particular object of their invests • 'orlon, and arc happy in . -having discovered a inedicinC superior to mercury in the cure of that Luasplaint ; it i s suthcient cv observe': that the eiTerts of this remedy are aiametrically opposite to these of mercury, for though it completely eradicates every vestig. , of the virus, in its most confirmed stages, yet ft. does not in the least Injure the constitution.; onAhecontrary, vne#ates diesystenr in all its , natural.functi.ous, promotes appetite a nd facilitates di gestion : thus instead of reducing a strong and vigorous tine to the frightftil 'ciindition that inereory does, ii not only pm' serves that constkosioir iwits iirithirive State ' but restores a setaX an i debilitated oue-to its 'lateral strength an d vigoor. Nointlisr. less instances are on recent resord of the superior CiIICACy of this medicine, ha .inhettnt...and specific virtues acting as a perpepst . corrective to bodily debility, whether proceeding from as exiii 4 .k of conjugal or illicinicasure, oe from the more insidiosts; titualef not less destructive, indulgence of incautious youth of both este in a certain perntriCui hisbit. Amitt;it the melancholy mkt) , disorders which art the contequenee of this sCilltary- vice; there aid none snore afflicting than that distressing- state•of debility and flciency winch prevents q" emhitters,the matritponiatstate ; unhappy sufferer broods over his Misfortune, ashamed to scan'. lief, until he is reduced to suck a acu t e of weiltheii as to ren :la life•appressive. To such persona St adlheit Bea tearisoling refletc tie n.to know, that they may now.. b a.siew-infallfide mode si t treatment, be'restored to that greatest of all human blessings, strong; Manly and vigorous constitution. In all clots of debility, deficiency; front tvitaiteiter cause arising t , as well as.insevery species of .venereal infection, Messrs. Culf' ancl-Co. may be consulted- by. patients of either as with greatest secrecy, and honour, at their house, No. 107, li Garden. Pitients in the country, desiribing the Partkislus; l l their complaints, by letter post paid, enclosing a Bank thee, a have thenetessary medicine and advice sent to any. Part• o f de kingdom. No. 107, I3actoQG.~l LONiX)N . : Printed and 0011We:440j ts.vsa; K 610,00 terbury Place, Lambeth, at the STAG-Orrici, No. 1, 4 ,1 •1*- street. 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