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•• I - . _ _ . _ —v . -__ --- .."1 -w,.., .; . OLD BAILEr. . • • •Eic Oil Saturday 24 prisoners were tried, two,of Whom t L , were capitally convicted, viz. Frances Patterson, fou • N; stealing £9 inXtnk-notes,, the property of J. Smith; t r l F in his dwelling-house ; and ilia Riley, for stealing, ' nine yards of cotton, the property of J. Blowers, pri- ' Irately in his shop. • AI I Two Custom-house Officers. named ?mom and ' A Preis, were convicted of stealing brandy, the property, : ,L 1 of the London Dock Company, out of a ship in the PEI River. Ipssi The following were also convicted of felony. visa Cm . 7 J. Myers, for stealing a bed and a looking-glass. witl Hanah Persons, for stealing six shawls.. Louisa Durand for stealing abonnet,twoeaes andotht rankles; met Eleanor Williams, for stealing a piece ofniuslin, . sure J. Skald: Ink fox stealing a watch. . Col G. Brown, for mer,ling a handkerehief. den Cath. Collins, for stealing a gold rings. . Cap 1. Bates, for stealing a book.;. and J 1 ~ Jacobs, for stealing a cloak: lyin A respectable timber-merchant was tried on an in, w ii : dictment fox stealing a quantity of timber. The pro- Lion • perty was fotnd disfigured on the prisoner's premises y the waterside ; but, as there was noproof of steal- " 4 Far lug, the Judge directed an acquittal. of I T. Hardwicke was indicted for being concerned in 1 the burglary at Mr. Gustard's, in Bedford-street, Co-1 ham vent-garden, when cloth to the amount of £14.00 was i ric k stolen, and for which one man has been executed.--; 3, Y j Mr. GURNEY stated, that he had not evidence suffs. 1 p al cient to convict the prisOner, and consequently he 1- Brt would decline taking up the time of the Court, The! tog prisoner was accordingly acquitted , . - wi; of i The following were also acquitted, via. 7. Long, Mary Solikan, B. Levy, T. North, Margaret Dor- , ani rington, Elizabeth Hounswelf, Ann Pittard, Mary Martin, J. W , Barker, Elia, Tindall, and Frances Philput. ' . ... pal TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS IN Sixteen Sixteenth W 14etres.-- No. 44439, drawn a Prize of Twenty Thou- i s l.i ' 1 t. sand Pounds, on Friday last, was sold in Sixteen Six- , m teenth Shares, at SWIFT and Co 's Offices ; where No. wt . i 283, a Prise of £lOOO, was also sold in Shares. . On Friday the Lottery began and finished Draw-' C 4 , ing, when 4469 was the Number entitled to 420,000,1 and 2763 rtitled to £5OOO. T. Built soli Ten out A' of the Forty Capital Prizes which the Scheme con- tained ; the numbers and pArlieulart of which may ri be seen at his O ffi ces, 4, Cornhill, or 9, Charing-cross, J 'where the fortunate holders of the Shares may receive an . their money on demand. h... . tie SEA-COAL METERS' 0 l'cli.',E, - LONDON, JUNE 9. ' cAtcr:oki, soLD ' and PRICE. M 1 ' Monday, Wednes. Friday, tic I i NEWCASTLE COAL. June 4 . June 6. Jane 8. ini Adair's Main -+ i 152 0 Ft . . . Beckworth •,11, 1 50 6 1 49 6 se' I: Bewick Main 1 49 6 th Brandling's Main —. 1 51 0 w Collitigwood —. 4 50 0 14 48 9 1 47 9I 0 Denton 1 49 6 lei Ellison --. 1 51 0 8 50 0 de Heaton Main .•.11 I 56 0 1 56 6 2 55 6 hi Holywell Main 1 .50 0 2 50 0 all Killingworth 1 56 6 1 5G 0 1 55 0 es . Charlotte Main .-- 1 55 6I T Percy qs. r . 4 53 0 ft• Pontop Simpsen's -,. i 52 9 di -' Pentop Windeor's 14 50 0 •-' East Tanfield —. 45004 49 0 I ci • • Townley Main i 52 6 . et • Walker 1 54 6 11 Wall's End --. 3 56 9 4 56 6 ti . Temple's Wall's End 3 56 0 3 35 0 tl Eell,,and Co's. Walls-End 1 57 6 3 56 9 a : - 'Wilfington ..... 4 56 31 24 55 6 W .. ylam —.. 4 51 6 1 50 6 I !: 50 0 &wick's Wall's-End 1 57 0 1 56 0 Ci n d ers -.. 1 137 6 I 1 1 36 0 Wear's Wall's End -.- 1150 0 .e-s-- Shirt 6 4 171 49f . _ . . . . MARRIED. . Wednesday last, at St. Peter's Church. Norwich, by the Rev. 5 , 1 I. Bowman, Captain Richard Chetham, of the 47th Regimint, t 9 Miss Thomlinson, daughter of the late Rev. Rnlort Thondt.is. a 1 " i ., . Of Cley, in Norfolk. Saturday se'nnight, the Rev. George Wasey, Rector of Whit r , enroll, Oloucestershire,and Fellow of All Sopls'College, to N' Us ` pre,4 am, eldest daughter of the late Captain Frodsham, R. , a '• - r DIED. f 1 . At her house in Brunswick-square, Bristol, on Wedne day the 4 6th Mrs. Gtegson, relict of the late William Oregaon, Esq. of ' Bedford-row, London t • - CHALI.ENGK. 1 MESSRS. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, late in his Majesty's Service, challenge the whole world to prove a I ;tingle instance where their Medicine and method of cure have' I failed of the desired effect. The practice of many years in this I 4 particular branch of their profession has not given rise to one 1 unsuccessful case. - They continue to direct their studies to the treatment and cure i of Venereal Complaints, and that derangement of the system, which is the consequence of the pernicious and wasteful effects et a habit long and most unhappily pursued by the youths of both sexes: . In the one it will be found to be the unfailing source of barren- ness ; the other have its ravages fatally developed to them hr * A i* • uessing state of debility, whistle if one ti,,,si 7 ocinedied, terminates ' • in impotence. These are its remote and ultimate effects, w hile con- . eumptions a loss of muscular power, and various nervous complaints 1 : • 'usually characterise the earlier stages of this solitary vice. Of per- I ! suns languishing under the disorders inc ident to such a habit, their• tr...«......5t la simile and has never proved unsuccessful, in the ; • course of a long, laborious, and much extended practice. In the most obstinate and.comelicatcd cases of venereal infection, such as obstructions in the urethra, spongy excrescences, hard tu- moues, callous ulcers, eruptions, seminal weakness, gleets, as also STRICTURES, 'Whether recent or of long duration, and which have baffled the i skill of other Practitioners, are by their present improved plan of treatment, effectually and permanently cured, without the patient suffering the excruciating pain and alarming hemorrhage which/ often follows the application of the lunar caustle. In the course of 20 •years Mender practice in thiemetropolis, numerous cases of Strictures have been and arc daily under their are, the total I eradication of which are effected by a safe, certain, -al expedi. 1 tious mode of practice, superior to any other yet adopted. The weakness, relaxation, and debility, ,proceeding from this complains, is speedily removed, and the patient restnres! to sound and tn- . gorous health. But where the debility has for. years existed, a proper perseverance in their restorative remedies, after the Stria- I • t o re ha; been destroyed, Is indispensably requisite to revive the slumbering sparks of life, and to reanimate the Constitution. Several Noblemen and Gentlemen, of th- first respectability, have been tinder the care of Messrs. Currie and Co, for the re- snovai of complaints of the Urethra, Strictures, Ste. and, haying received a radical and .permanent cure, request that references 'Play be made to them as satisfactory evidences of the decided sue perioritv of Messrs. Currie and Co.'s plan of treatment. Many of these Gentlemed have, hail Strictures from ten to twenty years, nod had been under the care of Messrs. Home and Heaviskirs, and other surgeons of equal eminence, who attempted the sure by the application of the lunar cau stic, without success. - Messrs. Currie and Co, may be consulted by either sex with the I • Hat -greatest delicacy secrecy, and honour, at their houses N C) . 107 . ton• Garden ., Patients in the country are requested to state the particulars of their case, age, and general habit of living, &c. %closing a remittance for advice ;su, medicines, when the s t ame Brill he gtven or seat to any part of the kingdom. - To ensure that secrecy so esseniit.4 to :Lek undertaking, the - p os tage of Lettersoat be added to the account f 9; IluslicLlV9. , l oth i t or , 1 609-3 97 j Hutton o;4itaa •‘ • ' • • • "'SkAITS 11Y. Avertati.. PENSIVE.and VALUABLE FREEHOLD. - ESTATES, I LIANOR, MANSION, FARMS, AND EXTENSIVE WOGDS, in the PARISHES of LANGHAM and 80X... lITED, igtl e. COUIS FY of .E.WE4‘, bordarin& upon sur- FALK. By Messrs. HOGGART and, PHILLIPS,. the Auction Mart, on Friday, the 15th of June, g Twelwe o'clock, in Qms:Lot, ARXVERSION, on the death of a Gentleman, aid 55, to the following valuable EREEI . I,OLD PRO `,RTY, situate about seven miles frt.m olehester, 14 Irvin tpswiels, three from Dedham, and 58 f rogs London, in the ":ounty of f.ssea. vis. The. Manor of Langhons, situate in the Parish of Langhim, ,th all the Royalties, Fines, Heriots, Reliefa, Services, America.- talents, and all Profi ts of Courts, Lprd, Rent, &c.; and the .Manor House, called Langhato Hall, with attached Offices, Pleal. we-grounds, and Premises, situate in a delightful pact of the risty bordering upon Suffolk, forming a very desirable resi iiice foe a large respectable Family,, now in the occupation of tptain Watson. A compact apd vry valuable Farm, adjoining Langham-hall, jag in a ring fence; containing about 300. Acres of rich Land, Atli a substantial Farm-house and Out-buildings, in the oceupa-. Sion of Mr. Greene. Three desirable compact Farms, lying in she above Parish of Langhara, containing together ;179 Acres of rich Land, with 'carm-houses, Barns, and Out-buildings, in the sevc.ral occupations. Messrs. Greene, King, and Clark. The spacious, substantial and wicient Farm-house, called lang ham Lodge, with Barns, and Out-buildings, and 187 Acres of rich Land, in the occupation of Mr. John Vince. Also a rich Farm, in the Parish ef-Boosted, and divided only the navigable Ritter Stow from they coenty of Suffolk, with a arm-Louse, and &q Acres of riolsjAntl, in the occupation of :dab Bridges. Esq. and Mr. G. Etidlield; and 2Q Woods, lying together, and in a ring fence, containing upwards of 300 Acres, 1:11 the healthy growini Timber upon the same, which consists hue oak of upwards oe 40 years growth, The Estates can only be leased, subject to the above life of 55 % .nd are now much under-let; the. present rental, exclusive of Wand, being only £935 per annum. , May he viewed on applicatio,n to the respective Tenants, and . particulars had, 20 days_ prior to the Sale, at the Blue Posts, Wilthaen; Cups, Colchester; King's Head, Mildon; Gojden ion Ipswich ; Head,Norwich; of Mr. Evans, Solicitor, Mildred's-court, Poultry; at the Auction Mart; and Of Messes. H6ggart and Phillips, 62, Brocl-street, Royal Exchange; vhsre. a Planstif the Eltafel may be seen. 'spiral EREEH OLD MANORS and ESTATES, in the County of Essex, on the borders of Herts. By Mewl, HOGGART and PHILLIPS, A,. the Wart, opposite the Bank of tngland, on . F4ty, Line 15 at ig o'clock, in Lots, THE CLAVERING ESTATE, compr;sing the - 2 - valuable and extensive Manors of Clavering, with Langley and of Bolington, With the view of Frankpletige, and court baron, or customary court, quit rettta, fines, beiacats, rights, royal ies, and appurtenances. Also the Half 'I-lul:red otelavering, and One-third Part of the Manor of Curies, and One Thousand Four Hundred Acres of rich Arable, Pasture, and Wood Land, conveniently subdivided Ito the following most desirable Farms, viz. Bury Hill Green, ord End, and Starling's Green Farris, Rofeway's and Hall Clare, seven miles from Bishop's Stortford, and Skcans, at Clavering, in the county of Essex, a arnall part only in the parish of Lanaley, with substantial Farm-houses, Barns, Stabling, and numerous Out-buildings, in the several occupations of liessrs. 0 rbell, Hust ler, Charles Brand, Thomas Isaac Coles, and John Newport, un der leases which will expire in about nine years; and of Mr. Henry Glassock, and Mr.— King, tenants at will, at rents amounling to One Thousand Eight Hundred Pounds per A:,ntun, -xclusive of the profits of the Manor, which are conside: able.— Ile Estate is hi an eligible part of the county, nearly in a ring ((lice, intersected by good roads l with excelleut markets in every lirtction. h•fay be viewed, with leave of the tenants, and particulars had If Charles Arnold, Esq. Bedford-row ; at the Crown Inn, ; the Bear, Stalls:cad; Maltsters ' at Dunnum; G, orge, Bishop's Stortford; Saracen's Ilead and Black Boy, Clulm.ford ; the Inn at Clavering; Cook, Epping; Green Man, llarlow ; at the Mart ; and of Hoggart and Phillips, Old Broad-street, where Plan of the Estate may be seen. FREEHOLD VILLA AND LAND IN THE CEN T RE OF THE SURREY HUNT. By Maui, 110OGART and Ma/LIPS, At the Auction Mart, on Fri day, the I Sth of /tine, at Twelve, A VALUABLB FREEHOLD ESTATE, com prising a commodious Cottage Residence calleil Woodhurst, seated in the centre of a rich Paddock, sheltered by ornamented Woods, in a rural delightful situation and line sporting country, near the Foxhounds; 2i miles from Goi..htctie, 4 from Vi'.:ater ham, 14 from Sevenoaks, and 22 miles from London, in the Pa rish of °kited, Surrey; with excellent Offices, Standing for two Carriages, Stall Stabling for five hories, Saddle-room complete, a large proluctive Kitchen Garden fully cropped and planted with numirous Fruit "frees, extensive shady walks, ornamented with flourishing Sliruba and Tinier-treq ; a Culd Bath ; F.ona and Out-buildings. The Estate contains 18 Acres, be the same niare or less; Ii bounded by a fine trout stream, amply supplied with excellent spring and soft water, am' staroundcd by good roads in every di rection, to be viewed with Tickets only, which, with particulars, may be had 110 days preceding the sale, of Messrs. Hoggart and Phil • lips, No. 62, Broad-street. P..rticolats also at the White Hart, Godatone George, Westerhant ; Royal Oak, Seveactaks ; Grey hound, Croydon; and at the Auction Mart. - - FIVE PA SUGAR-HOUSE, UPPER THAMES-S MEE I By Messrs. HOGOART and PHILLIPS, At the Auction Mart, opposite the Bank of pn g land. on Friday, the tltts of June, at Twelve o'clock, unless an aFceptable ofq is in the mean time made by Private contract, A N extensive and valuable FREEHOLD ES- L 3 .- ; consisting of as excellent Fiverpan Sugar-11°14e, with the spacious Working-floors Gtr the Goods, extensive Ware house, MillThcase, Counting-house, Foreman's House and Pre mises, adjoitiinb Joiner's Hall, extending 139 feet in depth, and communicating with pQw g ate Wharf, with * Freehold Plot cf ground atlioining„ The House works remarkably well, and to great advantage ; the situation Is very, desirable for supplying the Trade in the City, and at the West end of the Town. The possession of these Premises will afford a capital opportunity for any person who may wish to embark in this highly respectable and flourishing branch of business, and the Houk, having the necessary utensils, which are to be valued, is ready to begin work. To be viewed, and Particulars had ten days preceding tkesale, at the A tictiou Mart; onicl Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, 62, 1 Broad-street. ELEGANT COT !AGE AND LAND, WALTOII, NEAR QATLANDS, SURREY. Yty Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS. At the Auction Mart, on Friday, June 15, at Twelve o ' Clock, unless an acceptable offer is made in themean time, by Private Contract, A SINGULARLY neat COPYHOLD VILLA, delightfully situated in a beautiful and justly admired part of Surrey, at Walton upon-Thames, near Oatlands, four miles from Chertsey, three from Hampton, two from Sunbury, and three from Esher. The House has recently been fitted up with great taste, and at,a very considerable expence, with attached and detached Offices, a Flower-garden, Greenhouse, and productive Kitchen-garden, in egcelient order, and stocked with .choice Fruit-tiees, Standing for two Carriages, Stabling tor three Horses, Poultry-houses, Granary, a Servant's Cottage, pun, Fish Pond, ! and a quantity of Freehold Land opposite the House, surrounded by a thriving Plantation, and containing together about nine Acres. The Purchaser may be accommodated with early pus : session,'and tie elegant appropriate Furniture, at a fair valuation. To be viewed, with tickets, by applying to Messrs. Hoggert and Phillips, 62, Broad•street, of whom particulars may be had two days preceding the Sale. Particulars also, at the Crown, Chertsey ; Toy, Hampton; Flower-pot, Sauburp and at th; Audiop 414 n!, , ileac .the SALES BY AUCFIOI4. EILEEHOLEt ESTATE BETWEEN BROMLEY ANI) , SEVEN OAKS, KENT. By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILT.IPS, t the Auction Mart, on Friday, Jane 29, at Twelve o'Clock, A VALUABLE and Improvable FREEHOLD. Cl ESTATE,. deliit.ttfully situate near the 18-mite -stone, on. the Tunbridge-road, ne::,r Seven Oaks, eight miles from Bromley, at Rinchmore,hill, io the Coonty of Kent; consisting of a spacior 3 House, formerly the Porcupine Inn, with Coach-house, Stabling, and Out-buildings; also sundry inclosures of rich Arable, Pasture, and Wood-land, containing altogether about 100 Acres, entirely in a Ring Fence, and offers. a most desirable situation for use erection of a Sporting Box, in a country abounding with Game, and in th,e neigl,Jauathood of hounds. Immediate possession w 4 be given. To be viewed, and particulars had, ten day.; preceding the Sale, at the Royal Oak, Seven Oaks ; Bell, Bromley; at the Auction Mart; of Willard, Esq. Seven Oaks; and of Messrs. Hog gart and Phillips, 62, Old Broad street, near the Royal Exchange. gAtt,:tiY : A,l.l4vrioN. •L . • - t Arcria , NEw- irtix MEMO! ID PORTER, AND TATTLE BV.R TIPT.WERY. ' By WINS EANLEY and SON, -• 5 with Pet 7 At, the Auction 'cart, near the Bank of England, on Thutyk T. the sth of July, at twelve. o'clo e k, i9.nue Lot, HE CONS'CITU LION BREWERY , eligim ..i. situate, Bell-lane, Spital-fields,.cummunioutb . - coat-lane, 'N'd hitecbapet. ti Tug Concern has beeti recently everted, on the most judicious plans of cmvenience and ntili-y, built of fire-rate in si b r i ah 0: every descrksion. The interior arrangements are on the tree imprevements, and, together, is considered equal, if not ripe r i v , taany other Brewery of the same size tn the United ICko oty ,..' . embracing accommoda tions for ea. tying on t r ad e to On us! at , extent ; supplied by an lnexhau tittle welt of 11•!e water within ins • own walls ; stabling for 20 horses, very spacious paved yarl, too. perage, extensive atore.:lonses, malt and hop twarcliltuses * Ts coal cellars; accotopting-houses, brewer's (deer, with otl.ee quisite and well-connected al artments: ' 'lle Plant, Fixtures. Drays, Harness, Casks, implements, and ' ap an p d lic Utensils of every description, which are en ir oni ely y n: o w s bon purchmed on the best possible ready - money terms, are tote .talken by a purchaser at a lib.ral Irdnet ion from thc- c..ist p d ct. iThe Prtrniies may be viewed by principals limeade of admission, to Winstanb:y a”d Son, Paterat.•:,•. :o‘ ,.. Where Plans, Elevations, and *tuns may be seen, and dse r i t , ' live Particulars had. Particulars may be liken ise had of Mr. Waroe, $ :ktk r, :-;,. Old Broad-street, and at the Auction Mart. - • VALUABLE FI4EHOLD FARMS IN THE CQUNTY OF SUFFOLK. . • By Messrs. HOGGART and Plifl.l.lPS, At the Auction Mart, opposite tile Bank, on Friday, July Is, as 'l'weive o'Cloek, CAPITAL FREEHOLDFARMS and I. ANDS, called WITHERUEN, HAWLEY GREEN, and BRICK WALL, situate in the Parishes pf Witherdatt and Untswel ; berll containing together about 600 Acres of uncommon rich Arable, 0 Medicine is so well calculated, I>r has Pasture, and Meadow DI P% about five miles from Stowmarket, stco;:eded in giving relief in numerous bad Cases of Sc-,,. ten from EAry St. gtimund'st ;Ind .about five • from all, than sl.it.smjar. rxrtN . l . AN 'I •;COk lie and ltworth, in the County of - Sufflk, t oge h e r w ith the sour INROPS. A trial will prove and convitize even the ttnt t,r r of Witherdeu-liail and Pulham-hall, with its mernhera, with sun- atixi:ty pareets when the glanda 'becintie first t.welled dry Farmhouses, Barns, Stabling, and uumerous Otat-05 1 'ec:ii at di eased, or the usual symptotha of scruphuluat enkmtuteut low Rents, upon old Leases just expiring. the sionaach in children takes piece. leetuptive cant of StL, e i rl f To he viewed twenty days previous to the Sale, and particulars Gout, Rheumatism, and Nervous Irritation of the Stover!: floe? then had at the Angel, Bury St. Felniutters ; King's Head, Stow- bilious affection', its luperiority has lorigh t en market; the principal Inns at filemiler t hani and laworit; at the 'lle genuine Ntedicine has the words, "By the Fine's pacer , } Auction Mart ; and of !vlessrs. Hoggatt and, l'hill:ps, Gt;, Broad- expressed ou the bottle, bill of 'direction, tad outo g e greet, near the RoyAl F.;change. : and the King's amy l is printed in black ink. Sold at aril kary t NO. 15, Sohu t sqaare, I.oudon, in small bot t l es o f 5 4. f a CAPVAL PREBI4OtAiEST;!erE, HEitEPoithlSHlliti. , double battles lila, and large! D. 4as Conapoun4 E lmo, t i By Messrs. lloeCtAßT and I'HII.LIPS, AIL( :mph 414nrirritatiun, •• i R..C 4 ILBERT's VEGttikistriigirtkoir, At the Auction Mart, on Friday, July IS, at Twelve,. ) Dune D4toiis, iu b.AlksacSli.s. and a smaller sil t THE p ar iahes of K e ntchurch, Kenderchurcls, Ecwlas, Hanalei i varbty of diseases that prevail at this 'ease l ° eel and Rowlston, in the Cennty of 11 ref rd, 1S Mire from Mon- oar, generally trienatior from Impurities of the blood , a wreath; 16 fret) Ross, and i :X) from London ; consisting of sun-. ted stomach, or cibstrticted perspiradou, it is with the folkway; dry eligible Farms and Wood Land, containing together 1300 fidencr of suce.:as that wet trenuouil) recommend this urrisaircd Acres pf rich Meadow, Pasture, Arable, Ore:yarding, and Woad me,brltte to public notice, as btirg a certain preventativ e ae4 Land, bounded and inter 4 ;• ; _ted by the rivers Morrow, Worin, cure foe nntuerous diseases, partirularly the land and bel scersi, and Duyer, which abound with esh, with .e capital .Adansion.t • cancirs, king', evil, ulcerated sure ley, running wounds is air house, substantially bulk, ett , led Pool rylas. del:Ahtfully situate part of the belay, leprosy, eruptions after the small-pot w, lawn a most romantic part of the country, w ith o ffic e s of every de- des, inflammation in the eyes. St. Anthony'. fire, theumatisaa zed scrip.ion suitable for the residence of a respectable family. with riteuntatk eoutolow, nervous. and intermit Li:l fevers, widen dig capacious Farts-houses, Bons, Sti:hlivz, an.i Out-hutidings; let ong train of disorders tivitic i % attend the setaey term...Sy. e tt Tes t rs.Adan”, Nichol,ss,P.eavan, Gaunelp, Williams, Pow.':, cwarkabtt Cure of a Cancer in the Face, wiii.reby rem GI iffith, and Floyd, on leases tardily esplch4e, at r en ts annum- I the nose ve la eonsutend, the face and eyes dna:filar iellea ing to about 41090 per annum ; erosible: of cousiderably and the head distracted with pain, wh:ea facts vaned thi Increased. oa-h wirthwi crni,t ; the follow ing Is the copy of the aWi To be viewed, and Particulars had 90 days before the Sale ;as !it taken Ptthe 9uldhall,Plytunuth,tbe Slit Deculltv, the Hotel lain, Hereford ; Swan, at Roil;. Beaufort Arms, Mon- • tttOllAS EALIII, Eaq. Mayer. • Mouth; Swan and Falcon, Ahergaveeny ;of Mr. Hanson, So- I William Crui.t , late of the Borough of Saltash, but n o w off ticker, Chancery-lane ; the Auction Mart; and of essre. the Borough or Plyinatutb,.in the county of Devoo,do voluntanly Hoggart and Phillips, No. 4; rll aad.4tret.t, Lunduu, where a make oath that 1 was *Mitred with a cancer in any face fur ep. : Plan of the Estate may be seen, wards of ten mcniika, I had a very paitifid wound seated in Dig note, the greatest part of my face was dreadfully ilia uned,alendet with :he most acute pain that could possibly be eadared—my hod was also distracted with pain, and my eyes so severely aliveWe that I could nut bear .he light, and ()Wised me to sit whole day, tpgetberivith my brad on my knees or sumenther support; duripg toy aßliction I tried various inetlicipes, as well front the faculty,4 others, without receiving the least relief, and the diwaseinereis4 daily; war; out With pain, no prospect of relief, and hiving ere 'misted the little earnings of many bard years labour, I was Shirai reduced to a state of desperidency, when f was advised to m.ke trial . of Dr. Gilbert's Vegetable Antiscortratic Drops; the strove recontinetidatton of those who had received cureet tram tbr wediti tine gave tai: hope it would succeed, and this hope wag realiseag the time I had taken tile second boule, the pain entirely left me t the wound daily got better, and by the time I had talent five b. 40, ski l gained a perfect cure. Witness my hand, WILLIANI CROITT. Swol7lbefore rue at the Guildhall, Plymouth, this slat alai I December, 1807. '1 IiUMAII EALZ6, Mayor. 'lite above Vegetable Andscorbutic Drops are the tole proptty of, and prepared only by Dr. C. S. Gilbert, late of the Dispenear: : Fore satreet,'Exeter, lint now of Fore r strect, Doc*. Sold whole: sale, and retail, et Butler'. Warehouse, 4, Chrepsidr, curve: 4 Piternoster-rowf London. ***bey aro alai sold whales*, by Messrs. Williams and l/yer, Exeter; and retail by Payne ? Ph: mouth; Brodie att.l Co. Salisbury; Agg, tristol; Langdisp, Sherbottne; Wntilmer, Exeter; P.elitin, Portsmouth; Grist, Port; sea; L.rgg, Cpsport Raney, Soithampton; Thoptason, Nee! port; Simulants, Candi ird I.angworthy, Weituautfi ; Dr. P.a; berta, Urid,aort ; Brin e Axminster ; Williams and Starts, Halite; Pi. .4, New ton Alden; Croydbn, Teienmodth ;Cr:.lb,Dawlbb l and lay most medicine vtmalei p and newinteru FAMILY RESIDENCE, With Pifices, Paddock, Plantationi, and G;rdun, ucu 11414! stead, on the Road to Hendon, )3y PETER COX E, . At the Auction Mart, on Friday, June 11, at Twelve, 911-IE Unexpired TERM of 21. Years to run of 1' LEASEHOLD VANiILY CQT I ACE IIESIDENC.E, de lightfully situate near Hampstead, commanding pleasant' vie:ws, retired from the road, and fitted up hi an elegant and interesting ornamental style s with Conservatory. treillage orn,ament In front, Garden well croned, Lawns, Shrubberies, W..lks, Plantations, and haddock , the present rent only SR guineas per :nn. hut sub ject to trJliug increase of four guineas per annum at the end of a twelvemonth. The Dwelling contains every suitable accom modation in handsome communicating apartments for Sitting looms, the principal room opening into the Consovatory, with windows to the ground, and 'nimbi., family lied-chambers and Si:cyantc' :Looms, with two Water-closets i iminedian: possession will be given. May he viewed by Tickets, on appikation to Mr. C'ze, No. 23, Throgmorton-street, of whom Particuhrs may Ile Ltd ; alio at the Auction Ti4act, and at Lloyd's coffee-house. up-mix, ESSEX, five miles only from Wisittchapel. Desirable RESIDENCS I with Ofhcea, gardens, Paddock, Lawn, Walks, ani Pfantations, sewer! Acres alteittiler, By PETE& COX', At the Auction Mart, on Friday, June 13, at Twelves FIGHTEEN years existing Term in t most sub- A.--) medal roomy DWELLING for a Gentleman's Family, wkb very suitable appendage, on the most convenient scale, sitqate in the pleasant, retired, and respectable village of Upton, with cppital Fruit and KittlsuiGardens of the be,t description, and in the best order, cropped and planted in alnisaanc. , , Walks, Lawn, Green house, thriving Shrubberies, and Plateations, extensive Walls fur Print, profitable l'addock of five Acres. the soil rich and the crop answerable, Drying round, Coach-yard, and every other accom modation. The Dwelling contain; spacious Sitting-rooms, with conventent Storcgoonst; and Closets on the ground timer, large Hall and Kitchen, principal and back staircase, and family and servant? Bed-chanler; in proper proportion, excellent Cellaring, and goad Water, Standing for three. Carrissees. Stabling for Six Horses, Granary, Erewhouse, Wash-house, &c. the whole in complete order, rent usiy per annum, anti by a recent survey of the parish, rated at only .672 per annum; possession will be 1 1 given at Midsummer. May b..! Tiewed by Tickets 1p days preceding the rate, nn ap plication to Mr. Coxe, No. 33. Thrognsorton-strert, of whom Particulars may be then had; also at OA Auction Mart, and at Lloyd's Coffee-house. . . . ISY !-IIS MAJESI'Y'S ROYAL LErrERS PATENT. L'AKr* Genuine PILLS, so justly fatuous tor their superior efficacy In curing every degree and symytui of the Venereal Disease, the Scurvy, Arc. without confinement restraint of diet, is an easy, expeditious, safe, and secret auk ncr. One sniall tasteless Pill is a. dof f e, its operation imperne• tilde, and requiting no particular attention. ' In 15 days they generally cure ;Use creel Disorders ; sal where they fail ip that time of perfectly restoring health, the dent has the hippy assurance that he or she is at die eve'ef boat so restored, jet the degree of malignancy be freer so great. • It 4 an excelleacy peculiar to these Pills, to nark: directly tg the complaining part, end enter into contest with the offendie; matter, which they speedily dislodge and expel. They are &es: reef by experience to h.: a preserver of health, as wain a r;e4ti: rer, by taking only eight single pal; Spring and fall in every lett) in short, the Patcuts.7e has this el.traordiruery ohligation to then:, that whatels be promisad himself from them, they were rig fnlfi sad excred, as thouth inipadent of immortal aid unifier ' same. Tlilat Pi:ht are most worthy a place In the eabin,ts 4 Mast en and Captains of Ships; the more so, for that they 1 4 keep good in all climates any length:of time, Sand that they h;il lIQW borne the test of near up y e .v., wi t h weecasing crab: !s thews...lees, and honour to their author, InMniuchthag dune; last eig;tt years they hive radically Cured upwards of 40!000 Ott sitns, many of wham had been discharged from Hosplials salivation had been frequently repeated, itad all other atethi Made use of without effect. Prepared anti Sold by the Sole Proprietor, TlOSths TAnel Metuir:r oEtheßoyaleolloge of Surgeons in Lotsdon,at *6 0 4 No. 9, Ntw Wit:get-street ; where he will give advice, i Fee, to persons taking these Pills, and will answer Pail AM Lg . terse, if pot-paid, on the same term., observing in allcamt* mast inviolable secrecy, no patient's name or cue baying tog mentioned, but at their awn particular request, by the Preo l3 l daring the course of more than 40 years, that he has had the 01 1 : ducting of an r.stenalve sale of the above medicine, and the pl. tire arising therefrom. They are also sold, by his appointment, at the Perfemeett Yf!' lie No. 10J, or BUSH, STAINES, mrDDLEstx. LEASE, STOCJi. OF WINES, CAM:LACES, HORSES, AND EFFEC IS. BY PETER COX E, At the Auction Mart, near the Bank of England, on Fridav, June 15, at 12, if no; previously disposed of by Private Contra:t, MHE Valtiable LEASE, 17 Years unexpired, with Immediate possession, of that capita! and moot respect ? able old-established INN, the BUSH, at Staines, commanding, from its situation as part of the great a.oroughfare from the :Ws tropolls to the West of England, a bu.iness of the very first im portance, exclusive of considerable advantages arisir. , from its easy distance from the Races at Ascot and Tgham, and the patro. aage of persons of the first disiincti.m. The lawn and grounds are skirted by the Thames, and enlivened by the cojotant succes s erected sion of .passing objects over the uew-. _ Bridge. The views 33, St. Allon's-stret4,Pall-titill ; t.... Any-shop, -- . •--,. - of the river and country highly interesting. ; ord-street ; .Mr; Disborangh's, No. ?, Fish-street-HSU, mil The Premises contain a Pp;cion4 Dining-room, for a large pposite the Muumuu: at ; and by one Person in every considtrA 4 ' . . party, 34 feet by 2p fees, three large bow-windowed Dinine own in Eiigland, et:.. in Boxes of only Ci. Mi cab. seal d t.:'! rooms, numerous other Dining and Sitting-rooms, Bar and Par- w nit full and plain directions, whereby persons of either sea la I . lour, Larder, Store-roona, and good , Cellartng for Wine in battle care theirselvss with ease and +Decreer. and the wend; three distinct Staircases lead to the principal Bed- N. B. Every Boa soldin Creat diritaini s scale 'up with a,‘ -. rooms, 24 In nutilber, Water-Closet, Servants' and Family Apart. on which, by liyonrof the Comnsissiont:o, is printed a the . tr; ments, PorOeFtic Offices, Interior Yard, titable•yard, Coach- Office "T. Taylor, No. 9, Never Bridge.str4ct," to imitate w houses, Stahl ng for GO horses, s;ranary, Carden well stocked, i' fill- 31 Y. 11111 4 aP °t l ie.r , ;ire.€;aWff'lrfeff!________._-- r --' and an adjoining Meadow; the whole seise atom crveu Acres; TO MORROW. together with the Bush Tap, and a Tenement I:..eti as Hart-act:a. : The Purchaser to take the Fixtures, tock, cud of her Effect., Sun sets, 1 Mops 11,___h at !stair Valuation. 45 rniti S ti l t " :4 d arer S I i May be 'loved till the sale.—Particulars on the Premises; the 111 " W A 1* " . 2 " 4)1411:1°.1,1 n o, de a Mt aft )R ee ßi l : Crown, Reading; White Harr, and York House, Bath; Binh, ! • . I‘lorning l -!*"!?••• ' 4s minutes ter t Bristol; White Hart, Guildford; Croton,' ilaiini.toke ; Sun, Andover; Antelope, Salisbury ; li e d Ilion, Dorchester; [medal - s Et Inn, xeer ; Houlcomb's, Devizei l hilb j Caste, arorough ;at LONDON : Printed and publivissit by LTVEI. KENT , 0f 6. the Auction Mart; of Mr. k4tonehouse, Mincinriane ; and of act bury-I'tace, Lambeth, at the STIIII.OfIrICto s DIO. 1 ... • C ' My. Pstec Cure, 33, 'lhrogniortuaiitrect. • ' I street Pu t i iiibbed 010 at the STalisOgiscs Temple 1 11, .