Star. — London, England, 1808-08-27 00:00:00

li.. LENNIARK. " Duke et decorum est jr 'atria rani." xtottAci: Atria calls! her warriors issue forth—a Such waa the cry which pler.'d the frozen North r The Spaniards heard! forsook the Despot's chain, Prd dto Brito? on rhe.subjtet main ! - Klee line, they kiss'd the consecrated sand, • And :Lea, in duck, satare the Patriot Bard—. 14 s r r,ner shall Eagles couple with the Drugs, 44 The brave Catiliaa spurn his tretiwgcerso, 44 Or Europe's Scourge ambition's sehemirs retrench " Tb.ru Fairiet Spaniards truckle to the Preach/ 44 'I o her, press god ess, Liberty divine ! s' This oath w swear. s and witness at thy shrine I " 1 hen aid ont Her es, shake the Tyrant's Throne, 44 The cense of Spain is Nature's and thy own r ALOHONSO. . - IL • PILICF.. LONDONI4ISI47I. - - • . - - - - - - „WOW:MA'S RETURN ATIMBRIDGE, *weirs& WheastiPer 1014 . • ,to .113 k 10s., Barlair per quarter des,: --d. to. ens. Oats , 405.,-43. to 50s. Old Bca ns VIC -4 68. PRICE OF HOPS. • SACS, - .. .• s :' rocitaYs. _... Kent • 31. OS. 111 41, Os. Kent- SI. Bs. to 41, .Is ssez 21. 16s, to 3:. 15s. Alum" SI. ' Os. ta . St. 15i•, Else' 21. 16.. to 3). 15s. • Funding • SL 00i. to 'lL'Otts Duty laid at 235,0001.' . . . PRICE OF HOPS IN-THE BOROUGH MARKET. aSgs, Kent 31. 10s. to 41. to" Pockets 31. I.os. to SE .os, • I Sussex M. Os. to 41. Os. . : IL OS. to 41., 41. Farnhatn 51. Os, to 61. 'Os. . . , . . , . . PRICE OF HAY OD STRAW IN SMITHPIF.I.D. Meadow Hay SI. ' 5Lt0.71. Os. Clover, 61. tOs io . 3. 14s. w ditto 51. 10s. to 61. Os. New do. 61.. 6a to /1.'15s Straw ' - .11. 161. to 21. ss. I ; i SMITHFIELD MARKET, Atiourr 26: • • To sank the Offal per "tope of Mb,. ' m i tten 4.. 4t. 0 01 . t t is a 5 5 5 a.. 00111: PorkVel t r ss. 6d. to 7s. Od Ss. 04. 011 - 6 s. Od Lamb ' ssl/d to 610 a .- • nr...so OTC/ITT-Li THIS DAT. Beasts, "about 150 , -SheeP, 0,000. • I . . palves, 250-Pigs, - 400. NtWOildift APD I.EADENHALL MARKET. ir f • Persidue of 81b. by the cattase. -, • Ss. 4d. to 4s.' 4d . Veil 4s, 94. to 6a. 04 tton 3s. ad. la Sa. Bd. Pork . 4.. 84. to 4s. •ed 1 . 3Lainli . s Rd to. Si - 44. PRICE OF I..r.iTHLR.IN LEADENI4ALL MARKET. Butts Ditto ' " • 234. 244 Ditto 335. 395• Merchinte•Baeks , 17d. 19d. Dicta , . 325..3.45.•; DresAng Aide". laid. led. Small Sells Sa. 04..35. 2d. Fin. coach Hides 17,1 d. 19i4... Large ditto 1 00 s. •":50s Crop Hides for cult. lfsa. 22d. Tanned Horse Hides iO.. 2215 Ditto • 1644."19d. Goat Skliti oos;. ood' 'PRICE OF TALLOW. [St..llittes's Marta 51 4d Town Tallow • 911 . 6 d. Chat Market .. . Ss ; 4d , Yellow anssis -s 96s Cd / whitochaPO Market Ss:. 34 White dim. 89s 901 Od per Stone of 81b.. -:-..--- Snap ditici 91s 93. 01 4 •- , ' 1,1 i d Melting Stuff 66 5 68s Od 1 • Average fis 84d blurs rough 42s 48a 'Od 1 Graves 14s cost .._. good Dregs 141 Od Yellow, ioap,, 100s-..-.Muttled, 110 s Od-Curd, 1141, . Price Of Candle", per dozen 13s Od-Moulds,l4s td. , 1 Ships at ma ; kO OOAL MARKET, AtiOuiii 26. Ships sold 62' Newcastle C.oali • 56 . 465. Od. to 52s 3d. I 3 Siniaerland . : 3 1 Yorkshire Coal 0 43.. GI t 0.463 6cl: txss.' Ni. t• 005. Od 1 Cinders' 1 335. 04. - •• BIRTHS. • Tuesday last, at Blenheim, the Lady of Lora F. Spender of a daughter.. 4t Gloucester Place, on ThUrsday lastielie'Lady of II T. Hard acre, Esvaf the Royal . Nary, of a son, after having bad • eight daughters in.regular succession. ..• • On Sunday the 21st init.. at Marsh Hall, in Cleveland, the Lady of the Hon. Lawrence Dundalk, of a son. Wednesday last, at l'aritbro', Warwickshire, Lady Mordaunt, of a son. MARRIED. . . Wt..d4sday, s: Barrow,•V r .sq cif kedford*-rlaii, to Mica Try phina De Symons, fourils . daughter of L. Pe Spoons, Esq. of Mitcham, Surrey. . . On the 24tIinstant, the Rev: Henry Penny, of Ealing, to Mist. Harrrotsd, only daughter; of John Harwood, Esq . of Chiswick. Wednesday, at the Quaketre Stephen Walhr, et Cheapidde ..I..ondon, to Ann, the only daugo ter of John &Rakes, of Cambri:lge-heath, Hackney. A. B. Irwin, E sq. Assistant Quarter-Master -General to tte Forcei in Ireland, to Miss Lucy Chetwwa, daughter of the Rev Mr. Chetwook of Gl:don:ire,' near Cork. 06 the 23d lust. at Ridge Church Hefts, Henry Edgeworth Bicknell, Esq. of the Secretary's Office Customs, to Cary, clue.l daughter of Charles Arnold, Esq. of Shenley Hill, Herts. . The Rev. W. Huntingdon, of Crick I ewood, to I .atly Sane demi) . • Maluaspnotron-Sutter.---i',hursciay Lord ft—li an 1 ''Tainr of the Richmond Volunteers, were held in .sureties to keep the peace,in /0001. each, for challengei.sent to each other.- The gentlemen,. it appeared, had some differences on the road, whilst, driving their cm-rides, which elided in the ehallenge., Bow- srerer.—Yesterday the landlord of the Con ritntion public-house, in liedford-street, Covent Gar den, was convicted in the penalty of 20. for suffer. it g too watchmen belonging- to that parish, to drink i his house during the hours •they ought to be on I t-ir duty. The Magistrate expressed himself in strong terms' of - approbation of. the conduct of the parish officers for taking'up the'case, and Vims glad to have an opporteuity.of remedying-an evil that was to.. prevalent.. :He -said.that while publicans suffered w. tchmcn to-loiter in tlitiir houses. he -did not won d t at the Many btirglaties thatare committed. and declared his intention to.tineeverrone that came be f re him under similar circumstances. - On Tuesday two young - women (sitters) Were charged, by, Mr. Gass, of :Oxforct.street,- jeweller,, with having, on 'the Saturday...preceding, . stolen a, diamond ring, of the value of 901. Mr. Gass stated, that they came to Jais „shoP, and . lopked at several .er tides, and theirdesired,them tuhe.sent home to their house. in the New-road, which he did. After racy;. had been .away about . an:hour , he,missed rife, g, which be .saw when the prisoners were inthe seem ; he applied.to them,. het they ilenied.all know ledge of tbe•ring..., He. identified ring Anthony produced, which he found in the garden of the pill.' loner's house, the elder sister' having told him it was buried there. :The Lather of the wopten, a man . of respectable-appearance,. stated, .that.-. his : youngest daughter had been on a visit to her sister fora short time, and that he had taken places for y.hetn.te return to the country in a le* daYs,; . and it appearing from the evidence, that . this :young woman was.pq other ways implicated than being.in the shop when the ring was taken, Mr. lteAti cOnsul t ered there was net sta.- Meat evidence. to convict ber,;, and,. therefore; con signed her to her_fatber ; nt.tbe same time lareeeting that it was not in. his.powes. to discharge her titter, so clear a case.. having been, made out. She was, therefore, committed to Newgate to take her trial. .blaNslOti ) - lot st:.—l`tztordaY a. young woman was charged .teiltrobbjng a sailor of half-a-guinca it . appeared the priseper ; and complainant had been driakieg at the Kieg's...Head publichouse in I'hilput lane, where the tailor charged a guinea ; when the itrisoner. took the half-guieea,, pretending it was a bad one, .and slie would get him another; but he• never saw it.after. The prsoner denied having taken it, and.was sent back for further examination. • Getrantatt.--tTliersday a'youngwomae, named &vent, the servaet sof . Mr : Thomson, linen-draper, of Newgate-street. was hmitght .before the ivlagis ;rate, charged with a capital o ff ence , in. avieg clan destinel3., removed a variety ,of . valuable articles, obtained .by means of false Leis, rom various roems in the house to her.bc.l..reern, fur the putpOst of:steal,. ing the. same. ..My.,l'heen . son statd, that . the had limed nine months S ervice,and always condtictid bcr'44lf in vieh . a manner as to obtain much conti donce and respect ; and that he had net the slightest suspicion of her tiltlioncsty until Wednesday morning, Iyheehe acc.idpittally dilcovered those articles tied up an a Alm a t the :arid :of the li ed, d on calling up .anclint'o;regating the pfis.ener, she acktiowledged the tun lieher'sy'aeci the articles placed there by her .the p t epek : Ol.. t taking care of them. Upon being .charged "intrre clepefy a however, and told that her a c knrekledgmeet of the ,whote truth would be her best policy, she. acknowled3ed the fraudulent Mien tiOni and also that .she.h had purloined six silver table- . spoons, two months since,. and pledged them at a . . awnbroker's. 7 —keipanded for another eramination. ' IMPORTANT DISCOVEItY. .40 4mpt a soldier in THE Advantage the Public mutt always der regularly educated pydessional nten r: wi(iir al chm inEs r i Guards„wa.s committed to q'othill-fields exclaiyely their studies to one species °finale& Was nes , • .ftni a violet `assault Ou'a young named - Wilson, dearly domonstrated than by e unexampled 's ' u ;in 'Totrill-t*t,_ Qn. riforsiity night, about .eleven attended the adiiiiiiistration of their new remedy,and the extraor o'clock, ,while start fig - at her uncle's door, the i,ii. I ditiary cures it lin; performed. For a long series of years, Messrs. di Cussir and Co. Surgeons, formerly lotus Maj?sty'sVervice have sow wantonly 'struck her a n w vere bloat on the•side . made the' Venereal 'Disease the partieularobject of their li:strati Of tae head, which "IftiOcked her dawn I. and heat- ration; and are happy in having discovered a meekitie superior to teravardi k icked her. I Mercuryintbe cure of that complaint; it is sulticient to observe • •• • • • that the effects of this reined are diametrical' • o elite to those ; • Williapt Manning, anot er solcfier, was committed of invicure, for though it col Y npletely eradicates ev ery vestire, of • for an assault on . lobo ..11411et, a. b9r; in the Horse- I, the virus, inits most confirmed stages, yet it does not hi the least ferry-road, by cutting him across the Mins' with a i injure the constitution; on the contrary, it enoyates the sywent tope; for whigh, be was obliged to lie bled. the hel 'by a stir. in all itomatimil functions, promotes app:-...ite, sad facilitates:di. eon.; who attended, and stated the in ur ga non : theiiinstead of r educing a strong ;!nd ; vigorous constitu g y y , j ton to the fri g hirul condition that mercury does, it not only pee. had sustained. . . serves that constitution In iii primitive state • but restores a weak 'Several linen.drapers,. in the Strand:ice. were Con- i " and debilitated one to. its natural itn•ngtle and Vigour. Number ! l i r et s l iti ki stan ne, c i t t : arc r t ec a e n nj record sec a vi tt m e te stiec t iior efficacy of this .vkted for having exposed for sale, in their windows , -India Bandanna handkerchiefs, contrary to an Act of i corrective to bodily debilitY, i' whet c her pro li cel l i n n g gf ai rom a P‘ ao * excess Parliament. - i of cOnjUgaltir illicit pleasure, or from the more iashllous, thotigh not less destructive, indulgence of inautions youth of both sexes IVUlTECll:eintl... — ,Yester . day 'Mary kes sir in a certain pernicious habit. Amiable. the melancholy varlet of fully committed , Charged, by a seafaring man ,with . disorder* which , Are the consequence of this solitary vice, there a re • 'robbing him of in ßank notes, in house in East none mote afflicting than that distressing state of debility, and.dt- Smithfield, on - Thursday night. I. fieienee which pritients or embitters the - matrimonial state ; the unhappy sufferer 'broods aver his misfortune asluinied stets re. Wonstai,-stiti:nr.—.Yesterday goithidt PfUrosa was ! tier, sinin . he'iiiredicedto inch; a' srsO. oliweakelesit as •to render _committed . to Neivgate; charged with stealing .four tife oppresiire. Tosssets - isenoes niust be a : coesoliug rake . • tnahogany planks front the prem ises of Mr. ' G.. Ire- ; don so kVA., that they roily now, it , a ten infanibie nwde of Intro, in Carnberland-sireet, Shoreditch. treatment, be restored to that greatest of in human blessings a "string, inAnly'hnd vigorous constitution. - ; -At a meeting of : the. Magistrates 'of Nesiporti .114 e • in iii . 6. ,, irdet i tfity. a ri - ~.k&i; from . lostevertirtui • swim . , of on, the 13th instant; a can l 2 7 inn b!twer and - , sS welt alin:hisirifikeiei orvettereai infection Megin. Currie his fiery ent in the neighbournood *of cotreS, were con- 'and Co. 'idiot be . eonsuked by *admits of either ,sint • viitit'ithe victed in the full penalty of IQ& for having intheir"--grontst secrecy, ipd.ltortour,eit. their house, No, 107, :Hatton f un s laWful niistaire and'eby: possession a etiantity c Garden. Patients in the country, describing tbo paikuLirsof flieir complaints, by Tenet:pint paid; me:losing a Bank note. wski ig meal dings, tor tile nefatieur pantile of being &WI —me, t h e „ cum . ; Ine t nAr . e tiatrad „, iee - iiicte . eny - on :0 1. ; in brewing beer. 1, kingdom. . . ta0..104. Hateen.Onabo. DUD. At Madras, in January last, John Butler, Esq. son of Captabe John Butler, of 'faujore. At the M anse of Binde, on the fld instant, the Rev. Jodeph Anderson, minister of that parish. • Lately,. Mr. I.wider, of the Crown and Anchor public house in Chatham,. List week, at Margate, Mrs. Franklin, Wife of M. Jahn Franklin - , master of the Bull's Head inn, at that place. Friday seimight, at his hots* at Wilmington, near Dar:forty Kent; James Contusing, Esq. Admiral of the White, aged 70 years •; At Great Holland, Essex, on the 22. ed instant, IV.: es M.triaret „ Fulton; daughrtr liete.-Colonci Frlton, of the 79th Regiment.. Oh hit paisige front Jamaica, of the yellow fever, on the 10th • ult.. Captain John 'Pcakee of the ship Merlin, aked 59. 1• On thg2lst instant, at Woolwich hen infant sou of Li:uteuttnt-. Colonel Borthwick, of the Royal Arravy. On the Itth inst3nt, Andrew Harvie, Esq. of .Newtouse, Pros - cot of Retherglea. At Horsham, Mrs. Aldrich, wife of Captain C. Aldrich, and sister.of Lady ErroL At Bathford, near Bath, Ann Macdowall, eldest daughter of Day Herr MicdoWall, Esq. of Walkinshaw, Renfrewshire. At Saltash, Cornwall, on the 25th of June last, I.iestenant Win. Traihl, of the Nturines. . Oldie yellow fever, on the 20th May last, near the entranc e of the Guiph of Darien, Patrick Proctor, Nlidshiptr..tn on 'hoard 'the Argo, you sun of Pattick*Proctor, Esq. at Glammis. On the Bth linuary last, it Sanweleottib, in the East Indies, Ensign Juhn kilts Sta4r, of the Conqvanylnstth Reg t. N. t: • At Stringapatali3, Central Sir Wm. Clarke, Bart. Commander ,of tb.4 . lslstriet, and an Officer of great tale( t wed e xperiefice, in thel.lo,yor of his age. • SALrtig , .lllr: AVeriCk •-: IiUIirefOININSHIIIFai ! - • * Prsl.loßifi frAC.Z.,111(311?1., and POIRESX,, 47 ! On . the' Igb tiovisfsberi at , 10 ti c lock , • t..' rawe r • • lie 'CI M • , COri4lll,lll tuft Sold Piitste C :IsifOiettfte ' each • • :cAintrAm "err 'VaIuabIe•FREEHOLP . ittvniiimpinaint thinkied s short chimaeras:OW' tbe i llbcrice,t Aortas. 11,3f.,Nesesongbluntingdo l n, and boonOod,bY he turnpike road front Eaton tc f . ,Kimbolicni. • Consisting of a. k or 'ditt 1121 ' iod inuirtinities,• a gentiei t eoitige ft i 'reotinryireered, -.and stondri,i eligible • Favisif aninands,•tostadtslog:tOrt•Aerei se tertlit;Mestdose..Paa ture, Arable, and Wood Lands, swell timbered, and except a small inclosed, and lying very compact, with Farm-houses and suitable Farming Buildings, now hi - Vit /newton - of respectable tenants, tht pseuem. rat tssfesduldve of the Manor and Wold* in .km 4, unsount to tipwards of .E 1 ton, per anutusa.7 A part is tytlse free,. d the Land Tax or the Wild* A tatisiderable part of the Purchase Money may be kft on Mortgage' fOr hie or meth tiara: To be vte;see4 by opplytt-z-eitithr ,, tb 'Messrs. Skinner, Dykc , Tuchltrand Poo., AldersgatOlstrest, sr to •Wns. Girdier's Hall, London, who are authosisid steitfor Mc solo by PriGatc"Coureiti • : Pribted artieutaii - mar be bid 2/1 4 daya preteilog•the bale, at the Cock Inn, Eaton ; Cross Keys, St. Noss's; rountaistrinuting don ; Swal4, Bettis!. ; White Lion, Kimbditoii rTalkot,Otiudie; George, Niortha pion ; White Hart, Thrapstess; and at thorium. of Sale. • . - H TOXINS HAM& ZAO ) DLESIOt• FREEHOPD RES!DENCE, WITH (OWN PLUAsAIRK.ICKPVNIW,,..O,viDENs, AND' • LANDS, WITH putt.x -POSSrSSIUN. TO BEISOLD CONTItACT, By Messrs. SIFFNNER, DYItE, TUCHIN anti FORREST, commtmious and very L„leirable FREE & 1 1-101.U.41-iiSitlible.4-with =einem attached and de taciwd Offices 'ForesCouxt, and Court-yard, Coach-huskies 1 4 - stall Stabk,ass;l%aclaoreonstenbalt Due.huildings,Plrasure Ground, with Shrubbery Walks agreeably laid out, productive Garden walled and cloathethvitlt Fruit-trees,•Hot.houau, Greers-,laeuseva Sheet of Water and Paddocks about six Acres and a half. Also seven Acres 'of Leasehold Meadow and Pasture Land nearly contigoous,.heltLfor.a 4 years. The whole in "excellent repair and order, fit for immediate habitation. To be viewed by tickets, which may be bad of Masers. Skin. nor, Dyke, Tuelain awl Forcest. Aidersgate-street. CAPITAL MANORS A bIY ESTAI li, "PkINCIPALLY FREEHOLD, Satiate at Sahant Toney, Asbill, and adjoining Parishes, in the • must fertile pelt of the County of Notfolk - ,.withiu two miles ' of the Market-town of Watton ; the proport•; of the late 1 1 James Crowe, Esq. TO BE SOLD - BY' AUCTION, By Mr. BURT, On Saturday, Ile-10th day of September, 11:08, at the Angel Inn, in the Market-place, Norwich, precisely at 12 o'clock, in 17 II Lou, unless the whole Estate Shall be sooner disposed of by ' Private Contract; of which due notice will be given, Lot 1. A ,Capital FARM, in Saham Toney and . -L I- Ashill, consisting of a good larrn-house, tarns, Stables, Granary, and other convenient Buildings, and 3C6 Acres and 28 Per;ehes of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture land, of exci.i hint quality, and •in f o r highest state of :cultivation, all inclosed J :Witilin 3 rine fence, in the occupation of Mr. Hugh Boughea, I under a lease which will expire at Michaelmas, 181:s. Lot 2.-A capital Farm, called the Park Farm, in Saham To ney, consisting , of as excellent Farm-house, pleasantly situate. on an eminence, with - Barns, Stabk R. 6:o/W. 3 / 4 011Se* <irtmary and other- Outbuildings, and. 361 Acres, 2 ROMIS ' and 33. Perches o rich krabfe, Meadow and Pastime Land, :ill inclosed in a ring fence, and in the occupation of Mr. John Witikiield, under 4 lease, which will expire at Michaelmas; Ints. . I Also the Wood called iiighan Thick, and Plantation in Hand, adjoining this Farm, and containing :a A. :: R. 23 P. 1 Lot 3.-A very exerltder Farm, in Saham Toney, consisting ' of a nearly-erected Faros-home, two Barns, Stanley and Orres, ill brick-built and Wed, together with 353 Acres, 2 Roods, and 4 Perches or Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, oT the first auality, alt inclosed and lying toexlier, and in' the occupation ci Mr. James Kiddie, render lease foe the term of twelve years, 'rorn Michaelmas, 1805. • .. Also Two Piece" of Meadow Land, in Sabam Toney, contain ing II Acres and 36 Perches, in the occup a tion of Mr. Charles Lacey, as tenant front yearto year. Also Wood Lands and Plantations in Hand, lying its the centre of tkis Farm, containing 146 A, 2 R. 22 P. Lot 1.-An eligible small compact Faent, in Sahara Toney, consisting of a Farm-house, now divided into two Tenements with Barn, Stable, and Oatbuildings, and 24 Acres, 1 Reed, and 9 Perches of neist excellent Arable and Pasture Land, in the occupation of Mrs. Dorothy 'Wright, tinder a Lease for twelve years, commencing from Mirhaelmas, 1801. Lot 3. Two Inelostires of very rich Arable Land, containing I 6A. IR. 341'. adjaining the Parsonage of Saham, in the *cup* don of the Rev. Robert Rolfe, as tenant from year to yeat. Lot 6. A Cottage In tv:o dwellines, wilt 6A. IR. and 4P. of eery Hoe Land, in Sahara Toney, in the occupation of Mr. Chas. Hunt, as tenant from year to year. Lot 7. The etthlic-hnuse in Sahain Toney galled the Bellovish the outbuildings and garden belonging, in the occupation of Mr. Christopher Dinmore, or his under tenant. Lot s. 'file Water called Saham Meur,and the land surroun ding it, containing 18A. 28.21 P. Len O. Four I'ieces of. Arable and Pasture lard, containing 53A. and 21). lying in Salient Toney,between Hig'igo Thick and the hounds of Shipdam, in the occupation of Mr.Tlinothy White, as tenant from year to year. Lot 10.. Five Inclosures of very good Arable and Pasture Land in Sabana Toney, containing 5tA. 112. and :tar. abutting upon Shipdham common, in the occupation of Mr. Joseph Mann, under lease for 13 years from Michaelmas 1800. Lot 11. TWo lnelosures of extremely good Arable Land, con . mining 21A. 2R and 91'. with the barn lately erected thereon, ly ing in Ashill, on the north side of the 'Park Farm, and adjoining the grazing grounds In the occupation of hlr. snowy OldEteld, and with the next lot ineluded'in the lease granted to him. Lot 12. A most desi&de Farm in Ashill and ilaughton, eon aistlng of a cottage and garden, and 39A. 2R. and 371'. of good arable land, in Cie occupation of Mr. Henry °Windt% under a li lease granted to him of the same with the last lot, fur the tern of nine years front Michaelmas i 9: 4 4. • Lot 13. A singularly valuable Farm in Ashill, in the occupa tions of Mr. John Leggate, consisting of a convenient farm-house, with barn, stables, cottage, and other outbuildings, and 140 ' acresand 19 perches of Arable and. Pasture Land, of excellent quality, and in a high state of cultivation,sall inclosed and lying 'together. Thitf Farm is held under lease, %trimmed two years will s 1 . be unexpired at Michaelmas next. Lot 14. Bush's Pi. htle with Cottage and Yard, in Asia, in the oceupatios of the under tenant of Mr. John legate. Lot 15. Snhdry Incite:tires of very rich Arable and Pasture Land, called the Grazing Grounds, lying in Saham Toney, and containing 10.1 acres and 31 perches, in the several occupations of .Mr.. Hoary Oldfichl;Mr.litigh Boughen,and Mr. . William Ferrer Lot 16. TkeManor or Lordship of Caston-halLin.Shipdhaun' and a most valuable Farm in Saham Toney, Ovingtorr„and tildpd7 ham,inthe occupation of Mr. William Pock, consisting of a ea pita( newly erected Barn, brkk built and tiled, with leantos, &e and 199 acre', 2 roods, and 22 perches of most excellent Arable and Pasture Land, all inclosed and lying together, held by .Mu. Peck, under a lease for 19 years front Michaelmas 1801. Also, Wood Lands in Ovington, nearly in the centre of Mr. Peck's Farm; partly in hand and.pattly in the occupation of Mr. Edward Foirtell, containing 28A. OR. 201'. Lot 17. The capital Manors or Lordships of Saham Toney, Insoken and Ontsoken, with the Rights, Royalties, Immunities, =4l Privileges thereto respectively belonging, the annu.tl profits 'of *hick on 'an average of thelast.l 6 years, have amounted to 1251.175.1 d. The Estate,* a Winne, is most complete snd desirable to a 1 Gentleman Whiling to acquire an extensive domain, and to corn hineboth pink' turd pleasure, for; besides the Lands being of a `very slipelicit aplatity, the extent of tbo Manors and of the Wood lands insures a large quantity. of Game. As proposed to be di vided, kis welt worth the attention of Agriculturists desirous of securing to ihern•eives the Owes:ion of welt eultivated - Parms. For price of tote whole Estate slut further particulars apply either-at the - Banks - of Messrs. Spaerow, BroserOtanbury, and IBashi,' at . .Virstton aforesaid, ditty St.. Edmund's, Braintree, and C i :or to Mr. Presland, .10, BranswiatAqusee t Mr. Ci 'Zhili is; I. It: Lathe, Erg. Decking, Essex; Messrs. kt o l TbstrY, ti, d i litithink, or M Mr. Orend, &getters, Noellrith a where ar 'Ortil* Fat's* sway he wen. g;;-To be vietired by applying to the Tenants. • .13 1 (-.. A .T) - 7: - TO BE SOLD, a.rtE•sitli.4PLAThitstni i tsipsgitising a DWELLING4IO UM, nther rip ablr.iluildinp,. and abupt 354 :lug 4r tom_ hams , Fields, together with vrry hie Ingitti s df Cointnon; ' particularly for .sheep, in /convenient ' and t • - wAirtr are *4l4riregorrehliti rriookico tSTATE is nearly. rclehold, awns shamed. at East f llsiry,.Berkir, wkre there is an excellent Sheepon-41 , ..4., NO. only.nine niOns ! frosin. DlcwJwty. tine Qj the first corn-mathets to the Kingdoni. . • The t., 6 pd•tax is.retteerned, and a considerable ; art: of the pur thasiknotury way lie cosi Intorrgerri if % • • - • • • • 'kite present tenants Mr. *Kboetta*Sinedillii het bees the men pier far nearly . !y.taltx,..sandLlpss Le9e,at F.:yeutionv.r.v. ;. but o f 1,41c1i only two years "Ili trsing, ,xpicrAt.A9c4rinixs ktigth. ' I'o fruit Tor the purchase apply tit Mt: xli,Attistruey, at• bury t bur, to &scent truulittlfsit*lta4eriuirelt new; which atumaintrintnalisni AP .arqX irivaittage.l6 dir pure • chaos 4stainowrill.sinsb4LtrotitigNiwssyearntiosioh a clear rezt * 104(. : • • Er All lArtt.rs aloalbt: • . • • _ _ _ GItOtIgSTSRSEIR ESTATES' QA:1 3 .041.4 kIiWSI3,...PAP4/4..M11,X. at e . Br. WII4F-i , 45 ibc •Vciir 4/Z14,,> 10 !f._,. P 2 P 118 tkala 414 1 4 . ( 2R";- 11 4 1e r* ,11 ' 4 ; / A VERY COM pact nnditrrproVeabletßEEHoLD 1 JeltiTll . l I.", called PR.E.AIVtia . I.OpGE, situate is the p a ,.:- r6ltea of Novlattl, Lidnuy., •Itfir:St. I — c:baiting of a Munsion tiouse, with Ou.l64,loings; soo:4cni of ' Wp t od, Nuodout i onti 41atu#4.-tzt,d, and 4 #..tioit W a r r o of b o . meta two : 4 4: , ;(49 4cfp,, • A great part 01 this Fbtate is tythe-free. Thete alv litAilittiE gem the Wkrren cli tatuatrd , arJ cottithilitArg a beau.; tiftit vkgs of theliivcr Smatzt. _ _ ,lylaitakos-1 - 19ateja pleactiithrtl4terl, .ofit,tt large Fish pon d at.raxgreAt 1ui4,13t bc . fitedup .(Of J,4 re. 11 . :Itepce of 4.6 cutlemAil fond of rut.l . lVfonniout h .7, front Cbcpst9iv - i and•fioni lent* t 'miles PresLattnient 2501. per anstaax.cxclusiStbr:AZTsies. Estate Said in Mle of MOrt Lori, tai shall la agraad ppm at ilia tine of tale. A desirable.aridroomy HOUSE, eltoateot Nevinharn, on the Banks of the Severn with a Walled . excellent Cellars, Coach-house,. Stabte,Ae. and a small °reit:lrd adioluirg. Thp.e era various other. Lots tp ye *44 on the same dem eon ? sistingof.detaehed of 1.A11144..* P31 1 3474fi11,. Publi:House, Cottages, beneficial (.ease of Zcc. dtc.. Particulars whereof may he koutiu 4n4a2plieatioN by letter, post 'paid, addressed to the Executors e late .Mt: Jahn MU thews,. Netvoluutt, etiose . estesitUrei' . 7 `" '• '"" • ' . . -A_ . SOUTHERNPART q/F.D4yoN4IALRE. MANOR O,F WE-KBPILYr - - 7 11;tit r tiAj.E . , T HE Ppe. a u nt Inheritonce.4.llw. MANOR and., . LoßnsHip..or.wEigulAY. wrm, BURY, and. the Rights, Royaltiei; Liberties, and Fraochi es, thereto belonging ; eonsiSting of .1 • new built Nfainititi House,' with I.awn, in front ;• a Coneh4hoine . and suitable Stabling, and al manner of requisite Qutasitisnrs detachnkandsagreeehlrarrangeti; a Bt.wling-green, antl,a.Mootelygant Vinery autl.Pino-liouse, and a large inclosed Gardcin,we,lll3lanted apa Frtyko l trecs . and Vegetables. Alio the Ferriage or Pisetge `over the Haven,' and River of Yealnit4 called Sht.peing Ferry, with the tolls and dues of the said River, and the Vtralet,-Piscary, Fishing, Oysterage and Royalty, of, in, acaLthrough thfaaanie....abra.iikesayesevenil new-built l'ants-bouses apd other : Hguses, hlessuago . 4.ya t i w , Mills, Lands,Tentmestts, and liereditairkents kelonging to the said Manor. Andra Faruvalhid Nctrth -Ditch Larp, a t ijoinir 4 and attached thereto. 114 Y-state is bounded on two eidep tag_rsnglish,chatutel, and the River Yealane,ecnumasidi - not delightful aid. exteaave views and scenery—ltritain's FleetandlVieretat;t Ships fretniettni gildingmarit, and'afforafng to the eyii andto Use riiind Ow Most delightful sensation of her: strength and conmsetca.* It lies vrithis a ring (euce, and is certainly oop of the Inind•pric.t.. 3 fla Estatis in the. West of Ertgland a .rA alt,ogillit about 946 acres oF.krable,paiture,Meadow;OrCharas,(3sarden Ground. aria Wootiaticl , , and parish a Wemblirry~,'ln the Lonnty of Devon, at about FGrli • asides &once front& capital. Market *lowa of Plymouth, thooceess to which is rendered Ivy eotaintodionti by the new rouL aok will be snore so by a ken laridre now erecting by I.oti-Borinlpien. The Mansion House with the Gardens, /Xt.. and a !arable quantity of Ground, and also the Woodd aro is hand, andifel iinn„thereof may be bad at Logy-day nous and the resent Enr" niture, which is new and handsome, may be taped at an appraise, matt, and the remainder of the • SPate (except only about 55, acres, held by leases. for one t04.1w0 lives), is let- to .respectable truants, at net reuts.aMonnting pray to slwut tet3tX)but whiO4 it is estimated, must soon be increased to at least P5OO. The L.:tad-tax is rosiceased, and great part of the Manor is Tytlit•-free. . The Trees and Saplings of a shilling value and upwaxdo,taho taken by the Purchaser, and,poidfor exclusive of the'hstatr,„ • Fok Siae whereof, a Public Auction .wig be held, et tbc.Prilm ' ban, at lvybridge, near Plymouth, on l'isestitty,.. the 6tb,di' of September meta, by 12 o'clock at noon ; and,.iwthe wen tjmes the same may be viewed can lipplivatiou to Mr. it. Bakeriat Wein bury, and printed particulars, .after the Xi st inst. ;Gay be bad. of Mm, or Messrs.Cardale and Spear., Snlicitots„Gray's inn ; sirs. Noble and Hunt, of Jeffery-square, Laudon; Messrs. Denman and Son, Exeter ; and at the ()Fre of Mr. f.dmund Lackyta, it lliymouth,-where a Platt of the Bstate Alloy be seen. N. 13. Ihe House may be .seen on Tuesdays and, Fridays be -.wean the huurp of eleven and three o'clock. • TO THOMAS TAYLOR, I..SQ. • No. - % NEW mu Doc-STREET, LONDON! ,QIR—I consid.,r it but an act of justice due to the 1 - 7 merits of your LEA Kla.'s PATENT PILLS, to communicate to you the fattening Cure,. which has recently been performed by them :—An acquaintance of min«, win) by the brrAing out of VI old Venereal Complaint (attended by a complicatia of dis orders arising therefrom was reduced almost to a skeluton, and Although he. had the best medical advYce which.could be obtained, and tried a variety of patent medicines, nothßig Could be procured which seemed to suit his case, or to do hint any service ;,be re mained in a most reduced and pitiable situatiun fo; two years. ,uniable to follow his profession, and scarcely able to walk or even ts stand on his lugs; in fact nq one who knew hint ever supposed t possible fur him to recover. He was advised at last to try your LEAKE'S PILLS—lie did in, adhering strictly to the directiops given with them—he had not taken more than two boxes, bebte he found an alteration for the better; this • encouraged him. to proceed, and by taking a few boxes more he found his appetite andstrength gradually return, add is now at healthy and staut,as any man 1 know. You, are welcome, Sir, to ref:tatty person to me for a confirmation of the .aboye.aceount, if it should jus . doubted. I ant, Sir, ;roar obedient hutable servant. • Library, Folkstone, July 10,1805. THOS. PURDAY. Prepared and sold by the sole ..Propietoi, Thomas Taylor, Member of the Royal College. of Sint-oars, London, at his House, No. 9, New Bridge-street ; where, after a'..constint rcsitt•nt: et more than forty years, in a practice particularly 4.l'.:,:cted.to tle . Cure of Venereal Complaints and those. ineklental iti the pinit# Pl Generation in both Sexes, with that iuviolahrt 50... , cy n - ;iich men of bis profession should always ob:,et%e, he flatters hints,'f, the advice and assistance he gratuitously admiuisters to persera taking this Medicine, will be esteemed, by a clisceriiir.g `....51ier as an advantage seldom to beobrained,.and said of.ambileity. Also sold, by his appointment,. for, the. convePiti. of those 'living at a distance, at the. Perfamer7s, :pro. 315, St. A11,411 . 5-9tmt, Pall Mail ; the Toy-shop, No. 103, O:ford street i 'dr. I)itto reset's, No. 7, Vish7gTeet-hiU ; Mr.. Baxter's,' Sout'.l-brYgc. Edinburgh; Mr.lVPDonald's, Giulio* ; Mr. Call-oll's,De'...li^: Mr. &Tinge's, LiverpeOl ; Mr. Afkiason'ti, Manchester; and 'II one person lu every considerable town in Great Britain: and it." land, in kotes of Only 2s: 9d. each, sealed up with full and plan directions, whereby persons -of eisher.Sex:,may cure thrmselves with ease, vee . cl, s4crecy, and safety. N. B. Every Box sold in Guest Britain is sealed up with a Stamp, oa which, by favour of the CoMmiesioners is printed, at the Stamp-011ice—aT. Taylor, No. 9, New itridge•street—to • imitate which is Felony,. and all qtyattrs are counterfeit. HIGH NifeAThß AC LONDON: IllittOi.4; I.o.),4oRfraflic Minutia - . - .34 minutes .after $ Afternoon - - • 6 stlnstes after 7 • LONDON ; Prieted and Pubit.heefiyi LEVEL ItENT, of Cam terbery Place, Lambeth, at the STAR.OVTICt, No. ;, Coe/ street. Publlmbsdalmatthe.Stu-Or man Temple/San