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r ~• ~_- r, • _ t - *MOM ° *I44I742.ItrZNCE. • k 4Star R.ACS.SOV,JItrH DAYOUNI 24. -.llr.drP PWe pf fa for alleges, the beet or three2.4nile heats. - . son ' s eh. e. Gladiator, l -yrs old - 1 Laid Jersey's b.*. Pair, 3 Trs ' - - • ' • Or H. Lippenentes Piougldsot Mr. Tferser's be f• Felton, bled Mr. Geodison's b. h. Foabures yri old . . Mr. Cravneesh. S. tenturn, 4 yea old Mr. Fervor's li in. Wren, 6 Tts.old ' - Pomba* was the favourite. Three to one on the field. • Sieegatakes of 20gs each, 4 yr olds, 7st. fdb.; 5 yr olds, Bst. 4 6 yr aids and aged, eat. 101 b. - Canapes walked over. • Sweartekes of 30gs cads, 20gs ft. for tyr olds, colts to earl Sat. 51b. fißies !lat. ttlb. K H. the Doke of York's eh. c. Ftivermere - • ll Mr. Pennees b. f. by Gehenna - - v 2 Mr. Einbdetes b. LMu Seedling - • • 2 Mr. Ladbrokes b. f. sister to Election ' 4 A fine race, and won by half a length. Six to one against the Winner, and seven to four on Miss Seedling. Sweepstakes of 20gs each, two runes. Mr. S. Batson, km's Gladiator, 85t. 71b. - 1 Mr. Tenser's Drake, est. 51b. . - • 2 WoO easy ; six to four an the winner. The Course was numerously attended, and the -Dukes of CUMEERLAIRD and SUSSEX were present. , LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, JUNE £4. • MATUKW v. GREENE. lids was an action brought to recover a reward of £2O. ft appeared that a person of the name of Davidson bad lost a berme; supposing hint to be stolen, he advertised, offering a reward of 20 for the horse and apprehension of the thief. The plain tiff was a Police (Meer, who apprehended the thief, recovered the horse, and delivered him to the defendant, who was &scribed to the a dvertisement as the person to make application to. On the defentlaues being called upon for the reward, he refused to FIT i t, PARKE, Counsel for the defendant, contended, that he was only the livery-stable-keeper ' and had not any interest in the Morse, and gave no directions for the advertisement, and his name was may made use of on aecount of the notoriety of his stables, and that the plaintiff could have no cause of action against httn. He ought to have brought his action against Davidson, the owner of the horse, and the person who authorized the advertisement. The Jury found a verdict, under the direction of the Court, for the defendant. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, JUNE 23. ALBIN V. AMRTIMER. This was an action of assault and battery. The parties are ser tants in the family of the Duke of Marlborough. The Plaintiff, who Is hairdresser to the Duchess, was described to be a French man,very old and infirm, and the Defendant, who held the office of butler to the Duke of Marlborough. was a young athletic man. On the 12th of Ifiebroary last, the Plaintiff went into the plats. road, which was exclusively the apartment of the butler. 1:e. bad previously rendered himself disagreeable to the butler by a sort of crooked policy, not unlike the finesse of Bonaparte, which It was believed he had exercised t. the prejudice of the Erg'ish iservantc. The Defendant wishing to get rid of his visitant, told bint to quit the room, and a conversatifin ensued not very orna simnel to the French or English languag es. The French valet observing a sort of ferocity (purely Engfish) about the butler, sowildered it -afer to retire, but in making a grand retreat lie insi. diously shook his stitk, a menace which the butler could not cri. lure. The butlee then seized the valet, gave him a rush, and bore dff the stick in triumph, exclaiming—" When a Frenchman shakes Isis stick at an Englishman, I'll show you hew the Englishnal . : • serves the stick!' The action was .amtdiately suited to the word; the Indignant butler broke the stick, and put it into the fire. The Learned Counsel for the plaintiff at.t icipated gr.evous wounds and bodily injuries inflicted on the suffering valet, but this turned out to be no more than zeal in the cause of his client, for no real in try appeared a have been sustained. The Learned Judge lamented that the time of the Jury should be occupied by such an action, but as a rush was an assault in law, they were bound to find a verdict for theplaintiff, with the slightest damages.—The Jury found a verdict for sixpence damages. THE EARL OF :kiANSFIELD 7r. GURNEY. This was an action to recover 441. 16s. for potatoes, supplied to the defendant by the Earl of Mansfield. There was no defence, and the Jury found a vi edict for the plaintiff. LONDON MARKETS. SMITHFIELD MARKET, JoNa ^4. To sank the Offal per stone of 81b. Beef 4s. 6d. to 6s. Od. Veal rs. 6d. to 7s. Od Mutton 4s. Od. to Ss. id. Pork 4s. 10d. to Gs. Oil Lamb Ss 6d to Od. . ECAD OP CATTLE THIS DAT. Beasts, about 760-Sheep, 6,760. Calves, 370-Pigs, ;yOO. PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW IN SMITHFIELD. Hay 61. Os. to 61. lOs. New Clover 01. oAtro 01. Os. Clo ve r 51. 10s. to 71. 7s. Straw 21. 2s. to 21. 10$. NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKET. Per stone of 81b. by the carcase. Beef 3s. sd. to 4s. 6d. Veal Ss. Rd. to .ss. Bd. "Sutton 4s. Od. to 4s. Bd. Pcrk 4s. Od. to, 4s. 8d Lamb 4s 4d to 6s Bd. PRICES OF 'HAY AND STRAW. • Sr. JAMES'S. WkiIIECHAPEL. Hay 41. 15s. to 61. 10s. Hay 51. Os. to GI. 12s Straw 11. I9s. to 21. 83. Clover 61. 10s. to 71. Ifs Straw 1L 16s. to 21. 6s PRICE OF 110 PS. SACS. POCKETS. rent 41. Os. to 51. Os. Kent 41. 10s. to 51. 15s Sussex 41. Os. to 41. 12s. Sussex 41. los. to 51. 5s Essex 41. Os. to 41. 10s. Farnham 61. 00s. to 91. 00s PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. Bagq,Kent 41. 15s. to Al. 15s Pockets 51. Os. to 61. 15.. Sussex 41. 10$. to 51. Os. 5L 10s. to 51. 12s. Farnham AL Os. to 101. 10s. PRICE O TALLOW. St. James's Market 5s 4d 'Town Tallow 91s Od Clare Market ' 5s 4d Yellow Russia -s 97s Od Whitechapel Market 5s 41d ' Wilte ditto -. 92s Od per stone of 81b. ---- Soap ditto 92x 00. Od 16, Old Melting Stuff -s 72s ocL 5s 4d Ditto rough 50s Od Graves 14s Od Good Dregs 14. Od Yellow Soap, 112.-Mottledo22s Od--Curd, 1265. Price of C.andlee, per dozen 14s Od-Moulds, 15s Od. PRICE OF LEATHER IN LEADENHALL MARKET. Putts 184 d. 20#d Calf Skins 265. 32s Entto 2sd. sod Ditto - 355. 39s Mc:chants' Backs 171 d 1• Id. Ditto 333. 25. rir,..e.14 Hides 17d. 181. tirnall Scab Ss. 2d. 31. 46 Fine Cnich Hides 166. 19d. I..arge ditto 100 s. 150 Crop Hides for eutt.l9d. 211 d. Tamed - Horse Hides 21s, 23. Ditto ' 17d. 19d. Goat Skins -00 s. 006 ' COAL MARKET, Jima 24s Average Skips at Market 21 Neweaqtln Coals t Sunderland 1 Cinders Ships sold la 1 tOs. Cd. to .511 458 Od. to —s Od. 00s. Od. • - BIRTH. • On f:unday the 10th instant, at - rotnee, Orrin', die Lady of Captain Hillyer, of the Royal. Navy, of a son. • - _ • • AIIAVCRIED• •Y'eatenlay, Lord Arthur Somerset.;-brother to: the Duke of Beaufort, to the lior. Mis;_, , Etoseawen,sliiigtter of the late, and sister to the presot Vitcount ~ • ! Lieutenant - Colonel Peacoke : to Miss Tette/Atkin. • ~• At Aberdeen, on the 1d..13 nlstant, Dr. Charles Sitrae,,to Miss Margaret Anne Andrrsorii (*O&M .the. l4 vi'Challes Arl4er! son, Esq. GtHnritly.- •liMED. • • . • At Cloehfoletch, kot'And, I„ieutenait-Colonel Steiraar, of. the 4 , 2 d regiment of font. He tend ift that reginieni nen, and commanded it on the'llst of March 11i61;ln the =Mondale battle tiCAlazandvier. - . •. • . 4 SALES BY AUCTION. • VALUARLE FREEHOLD AND COPYHOLD NEAR ST. NEDT'S, KIMBOLTON, AND BUCKDEN, HUNTINGDONSHIRE AND BEDFORDSHIRZ, %writ IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. By Messrs. SKINNER, DYKE, TUCHIN, and FORRF-ST, On Thursday next, the aOth inst. punctually at two o'clock, at the Cross Keys Inn, St. Neot's, In Thirty Lots, VALUABLE and very Eligible FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD FARMS and LANDS, situate at Great and Little Stoughton Pertenhall, Oraffham, and Perry, within four, s*, sad six tubes of Kimbolton, St. Neot's, and Humkr don, consisting of Stoughton Green, West End, the Hoos, Stas vAs Highway, Perry and Graffluun Farms, containing about Four Marked rasa Seventy-two Acres of Fertile Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, a considerable part Tythe free, and capable of great Improveinent, with Farm Houses, Amu:, Stabling, and Ost-bssildings, in the occupation of Messrs- Gnodliffe, Hardwick, White,lnds Woodward, (who have had notices to quit at Mi chaelnias nests Tot* viewed by applying to the Tenants, of whom prlnted ,particulars may be had ; particul?rs also at the Cross Keys, St. Neot`r; White Lion, Kimboiton ; George, Buckden ' • Fountain, Huntingdon; Dragon, Bighorn Ferrers ; White tiart,llu-apston, Talbot. Oundle ; Swan, Bedford; "George, Northampton; of Melars. Parnthers, Solicitors, London-street, Fcnchurch-street and of Messrs. Skinner, Dyke. Tuchin, and Forrest, Aldersgate street, London, where Plans may be seen. VALUABLE FREEHOLD GIiOUND, BETWEEN THE TWO GREAT WESTERN ROADS, at KENSINGTON, Eligible for Building of Villas; With possession at Michaelmas next. By Messrs SKINNER, DYKE, TIJCHIN and FORREST, On Tuesday, I uly 5, at twelve o'clock, at Garraway's Coffee house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, in Six Lots, A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, de sirably situate in Church-lane, Kensington, a short distance from Hyde Park, and Kensington Gardens ; containing upwards of 25 Acres of.Lancl, inclosed by a brick wall, and a considerable extent of front Ground, commanding beautiful and extensive propects, over a rich Codntry. The l.and contains Brick Earth, Sand, and Gravel, and from its contiguity to the Metropolis, is rendered exceedingly valuable for building upon. To be viewed, by applying to Mr. Swain the tenant, of whom printed particulars may be had; also at the King's Arms, Ken sington ; Coffeeshouse, Hammersmith ; of B. F.. Williams, Esq. No. .18,1.idcoln's Inn Fields; at the Place of Sale i ; and of Messrs. Skinner, I,yke, Tuchin, and Forrest, Aldersgate-street, where a Plan of each Lot may be seen. FREEHOLD VILLA and LAND, KENT. 14 Mes,rs. SKINNER, DYKE, TITCHIN, and FORREST, On 'Tuesday the sth luly, at Twelve o'Clock,atDarmway's Cof fee House, 'Change-alley, Cocubill, AVERY desirable FREEHOL D ETSATE, plea sandy situate in a beautiful part Of the County of K tiguous to Chevening Park, a short distance from ;th ee stone, in the high road- to Tunbridge Wells, near commanding extensive views of the surrounding ' "I Comp! izie.g a genteel modern built Villa wi th. * tacked avd detached offices, coach-house, stailing.for and othel outbuildings; lawn,. gardens, add about tw meadow and pasture land, the whole In *scalene orslsigg and an • - ' early possession may be had. To be viewed, and printed particulars may be had on the pre. mites, also at the White Hart, Seven Oaks Common ; Rose are: Crown, 'l'unbridge ; Sussex Tavern, Tunbridge Wells ; George, Farnborough; Bell, Bromley ; place of sae, and of Messrs. Skin ner, Dyke, Tuchia and Forrest, Aidersgate-street. FREEHOLD PREMISES, KING-STREEX, COVENT GARDEN. • By Messrs. SKINNER, DYKE; TUCHIN, and FOR RFZI', On Tuesday, the Sth of July, at Twelve, at Gamway's Coffee house, Change-alley, Connhill, AVERY ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, advantageously situate on the North side of King-street, Covent-Garden ; comprising those commodious eremites, No. 38, with spacious Shop, and Auction-room behind the sane, with passage entrance; the whole occupying an extensive front and depth; in the occupation of Mr. Down, batter, and Messrs. King and Lechee, but on Laseto Mr. Rosser for 50 years front Michael mas, 1807, at a very low. relit of catty Sixty Pounds per Annum. To be viewed tett days preceding the Sale by leave of the 'Te nants, of whom Printed Particulars may be bad, also of Mr.. Bridges, Solicitor, Red-Lion-square ; at the place of Sale ; and f Messrs. Skinner, Dyke, Tuchin, and Eorrest„lldersgate-strect . . - • 3AL&S BY AVerilli. SCIMERpETSHItt ctIZAAt, fl1!}1)LD TtrflE. n E FARM, at. Aiftr tn . 1' and $ iptALL. P TE 4 abosii 700 Acus..4nd A 130,NATIVE. • tOr Mews. SILINNEIt, DIME, TUCI-1114, and FORREST, Oa Thursday, July 7, at Twelve,, at-Garrawny's; in Ouse 1i A CAPITAL and yery Valwible F itElt HOLE! 3 - ESTATE. most advantageously situate at Durston, Bve„ mile% from 'Taunton, comprising Bpckland Priory Farm, wails: , ins of a Dwelling-house, <Aces, Walled Garden, Orchardirg; Barns, Stabling, Ovens, useful Ont-buildings, capi tal Ke n, . turd the surrounding ins l o sures of Rich. Grazing; Meado% Arabia Lillis contait irg $36 statute Acres, trite fiie,.ansi,lll high state of c ultivation, In the occupation of Mr.lohn for an unexpired term of six years. • Also the Great and Small 'pythes of the remalnlpg part 4 „the Parish of Durston (except a few acres), containing ;shwa acres of fertile productive Land, on lease for au unexpired tern of six years—the whole forming one of the most desk* ,oitigte, in the tale of Taunton Dean, the present rents Arisouativs 9501. per annum,. capable of considerable Increase, addihe repel tual Donative to the Church of Durston. Tribe viewed by applying to Buekland Priory, where print particulari may be had ; also of Mises. Yolland, Merafie Plympton ; at the Pope's Head, "Plynsoutli ; Castle hirt,_ Tian, ton ; of Messrs'. Trewmans, Exeter ; Mr. Crutweli, Printer; Bath ; Mr. Gutch, Printer, Bristol ; Mr. Lanidon, Printeg,Skera botne ; Mr. Collins, Printer, Salisly, ry ; at the Place of Sale; and of Wears. Skinner, i)yke, Tuehin and Fori.st,Aldersgatoatr -• London, where a plan of Buckland may be seen. BELMONT LODGE, EAST BARNET. • • By Messrs. SKINNER, DYKE, TUCHIN and kORR.EST, . On Wednesday, the 20th July, at 12 o'clock, at Gairraway'st • Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, in several 10ta,.. AVALUABLE and VERY DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate on &delightful cmilience at. East Barnet, on the verge of Enh&d Chase, abet.: ten miles frtiiK London, commanding beautiful and extensive' views. The Pre. raises comprie a commodious Residence, of handsome elevation, called BELMONT LODGE, with convenient domestic Offices of every description, =excellent Kitchen Garden, screened by, lofty Walls, Pleasure Grounds, extensive Plantations, and shady Groves, a beautiful Paddock, and the surrounding it closures of rich Meadow, Pasture,• and fertile Arable and Wood Land, een taining upwards of Two Hundred and Twenty-seven Acres, ly ing within a ring fence, pleasingly timbered, and the greatest part encompassed by a park patios; a Farrn.yard, with suitable Build ings for Husbandry. Also sundry Cottages, with Gardens by the road side. On the Estate are several beautiful spots, suitable for I the erection of Cottage Villas. Possession of the Residence, and thirty serm of Meadow Land, may h± had immeilately, and thr remainder at Michaelmas neat. A small part is held under the Datifiy of Lancaster for a tong term. The Land Tax is redeemed. • To be viewed by Tielterslavhicb, with PrintedPartitulatsonay be bail of Messrs. Skinner/ Ilyie,Tnchin and Forrest, Ahlerirate strew& 6 -Partkulars also a: clu. , . klace of Sale. OIL AND MUTYARD-AULLS. To be SOI.D by I'RIVA l'E CONTRACT; By Messrs. SKINNER, DYKE, TUCHIN nod FORRESI` - VERY Valuable and Desirable - EMISES, elk gibly situated in front of- Ulf Steil Tho'ntes; conned:lg capital OIL and IKUST^RD-MILLS Which are extremely c *a cious, with StorpAgiuseaAr 15X1130 cittfiterg of Seed, and 24.70,ut -•- - ith all the" Able Macniery and App rat es. Cakes ;•together wit_ _ _...eery a. . worked by I Steam Etiginv ettual to the power of v.O Ho: sc. erected within a few years at an immense espence, open the he Sk and most approved' principles. Also a large Copper for rettnieg Oil, large Cisterns, capable of containieg upwards of 400 Pipes; and sundry smeller Cisterns, with Pumps, Pipes, rte. • • The Pretnises possess every requisite convenience foe carrging! on a very extensive and lucrative trade. The-tituationilt is pre. l sumed, is equal, if not superior,. to any for such a coltern, pos., sowing local advantages highly beneficial to the. Worker • To be viewed by Tickets which, with further Peetietibrs, be had of Messrs. Skinner, Dyke, .Tuc'ain, and 4orrtst, Alltler•• pee -street, who are authorised to treat for th a Sale by Pritt.:te, Contract. TO BREWERS AND OTHERS, MALDEN.. ESSEX. FREEHOLD, COPT HOLD, and LEASEHOLD ESTATES, PUBLIC HOUSES, AND 'TRADE.. , TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,..: By Mestre. SKINNER, DYKE, TUCHINTand FORAT.BT, THE MALDEN BREWERY, the present trade 3000 Barrels, but capable of great Improerniesst4 tise-sku;'• tion is extremely eligible, contiguous to the Navigable Ayer -- water, in a populous and highly respectable paxtvoli.the'Coanty of Essex, ten miles frosts Chelnisfordiand as hona.i.oodmi.--: . The Brewery - comprises a compact and very c satpiedtlitivt house, with Malt and Hop Cimunban, Store Ctgius, excellent and well constructed UMW' for the. &quash sat *mi. nes.s, the whole newly erected, also a Malting and a kik 'oravo latent Dwelling House, with Offices, Garden, and rich Fraudr containing about thirteen Acres, and. Six Public Basel in fu trade. The Brevrery, Residence, Laud, and Public' Houma, Isan which - are Freehold, this remainder Copyhu/d sad -Leasehold.) together with a considerable free tridC -- To be viewed by applying at the Brewhonse, where evei formatidn may be bad, and of Messeertiltionerribyisargilirehln, and Forrest, Aldersgate-street. BUTLER'S CELEBRATED RESTORATIVE TOOTH POWDER BEAU ni of Countenance, and regufaritir of Fe* tures, are allowed to 54stinguish the Blitish Eaii the Proprietor of BUTI,ER's TOOTH POWDERviobld beg learre to remind his Country-women that the lustre of theirVharnis loses half Its influence where the Teeth are cliscoldurefl, orsite* a ratter and unhealthy appearance—this is the more inexcusable, .A 5 the present preparation affords the infallible meal:. of removing every blemish of the enamel. and is safe in its application, being oomposed of Vegetables. It is recommended to the attention of all ranks,' as clearing away every imperfection, either in the colour, or 'the decay of the enamel pf the 'Teethe, as rendering the Breath sweet and delecta bit, and making the Gums of their propr shape and vermillion hue ; and a certain preventive against the Tooth-ache. No eon:. position of this kind ever hraught forward to public notice, h a s met such UtliVlgial approbatiom; and the Proprietor has to boast that It is In daily use of Royalty itself. Sold, wholesale and retail, by Mr. Butler, No. 4, Cheapside, corner of Paternoster-row • and retail,by Crisp, corner of Spring Gardens ; Pidding, 76, Oxford-street Clarke, 369, Borough ;, Baxter', Edinburgh and Obtsgocv i.and by most Country Medicine Venders antlPtiftniterv, In boxes at Cs. 951 each. CAPITAL ES PA'I'LS AND MANORS-PLYMOUTH, DEVONSHIRE. BY Messrs. SKINNER, DYKE, I'UCHLN, and FORREST, On Thursday the 7th of July, at 12, at Garraway's, in two lots, THE Capital and VALUBLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, advantageously situate within 1,2, and 3 miles of Plymouth and Plymouth Docks ; comprising the Manor of Compton Giffard and several eligiblo Farms and {.ands in De mesne containing about 266 acres, let to Messrs. Gilbert, Dis ting, Gilt,, Eddy,Colton, and Helison, on leases expiring at Lady Day 1909, 1818, 1.814, and 1818, at rents amounting to only 8171.105. per annum. Also about 76,acres of land and sundry Houses, let on two and three lives, at reserved rents, amounting to 101. 12s. Q. per annum, and Heriots ; and also the Manor of Bowden, and five eligible farms and lands, containing about 155 Xeres, on one, two, and three lives, at reserved rents, amounting to 71. 195.10 d. per annum, and Heriots. The' whole estate con-, tabs about 497 acres, of the estimated value of about 20001. per annum, and, in point of situation, is presumed to be equal to any In the vicinity of Plymouth and Plymouth Dock for building upon, as the neighbourhood is highly respectable, and the marine and surrounding rich country views extremely beautiful. To he viewed ; and printed particulars may be bad ofMr. Yol land, Merafield, Plympton ; also at the Popes Head, Plymouth Castle, Taunton ; of Messrs. 'Crewman*, Exeter ; Mr. Langdon, Sherborne ; Mr. Collins,. Salisbury ; Mr. Cruttwell, Bath; Mr. IGutch, Bristol ; at• the place of sale ; and of Messrs. Skinner,' Tochin, and Forrest, Aldersgate-lareet, London ; where, plans may be seen. TOT El, 1.1 , N 1.41) LESt.X. Desirable Freehold Residence, with plea, Pleasure-Ground, Gardens, and Lands, with an only possession. . By Messrs. SK INNER, DY KE, TUCHIN, and FOICREST, On Thursday, the 7th July, at Twelve, at Gerrawibras ACOMMODIOUS and very desitable FREE HOLD RESIDENCE, with excellAitt attached and de tached Offices, fore Court and Court-yard, Cana-house, six-star Stable, and other convenient 'out-buildings, Pleasure ground, with Shrubbcrv.walks, agreeably laid out, productive Garden, walled and clothed with Fruit-trees, Hut-bouse, Green-honse, a Sheet of Water, and Paddocks ; the whole about six acres and,a half, plea santly situate at the entrance of White-Hart Lase, Tottenham, about five mile; and a half from the Metropolis. Also seven acres of Leasehold Meadow Lacd, nearly contiguous. The Premises comprise an uniform Residence, withwingt containing a handsome ' suite of rooms, viz: Drawing-room ' 2.7 feet by 18, Morning-room, 1:.2 feet by 18, Dining-parlour, 27 le/ by 18, with several race lent Bed-chambers and Dressing-rooms, and Apartments for sets ,vants. The whole in excellent repair and order, fit forimtnediate habitationond as retired as at a considerable distance from town . - May be viewed ten days preceding the sale, by tickets, which, with printed particulars, may be had of Messrs. Skinner, Dyke , Tuthill and . Forrest, Akersgate-street ; particulars als o at the Place of Sale. VALUABLE ESTATE, OLD BROALLSTREET, CITY. By. Messrs..SKINNER, DYKE, I'UCHIN and yORREST," On Thursday, July 21, at 12, at Garraway's, in One Lot, by ortkr of the Executors of David Miliigan, Esq, and Mri.Mariaa - Milligan, A VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, de .L situate in Old Broad-ctreet, a short distancf from the Royal Exchange ; comprisleg two capital and most substabtially well built and finished brick Davelling-houces,_ with all suitable domcsdc•olEcts, detached colintibg 'houses, thief coach houses stabiing fOr eight heists, servants aPartietents, and court yards: la the occupation foi Fells ttay; Esq. wiscsalease expires at Michaelmas next, when possession may be had. No. 89, in door occepatioloof_Jci Reld n Ecs. on,lease for tight rem thsk present resit g _onfy SZSI. 'l2i, per annum; ihet estiriusted yeakly *lee 5401..bekl4ftbi Puede bf + St: I.etet l'..9lOcifVfdt 64 rows; ..at grottni.rattef 601 rriufflutd: • • ••‘• .• • • To Asa-. %%bids atay)Pe had VIA fpiaied P-64* *of . No. i 7 0$ Broo4imyet and 'ef ttsri: , Dyke; Tuchln and Fotl*Sts.4l4dFigat." Votiere; paidahis alko at te poi of sae: •. • • GAMBLE'S BRITISH TEA. THE Rev. J. GAMBLE has been favoured • with mauy Casts of its efficacy, and the coogratalations of nu merous Clergymen—For the benefit of the afilicted, the following few Cases are subjoined : • TQ THE REV. J., GAMBLE, SYDLINQ,DORSET. Sir—Having laboured,uuder a continutl sick bead-ache, and N iko% vomiting for the lasr .2.0 years, I purchased at yotir wholesale Agent's, Mr. BUTLER, No. 4, Chcapside, a packet , of your Ed ash Tc.a. By taking it agreeably to the directions,twas relieved, and have continued taking it invartaldflo t this time.. 1 have the pleasure to inform yon I hats not,fur-these last three ttionthroo. perienced any sick head-ach or biliciusd.:,iorder whicf - attribute to taking yobr Tea. t o jus tice ro 4 yOti for discovery, and far the pod of the commbniry, ypttli to make my case known.—ltemain, Sir, your °bulk • Lri 1 No. 77, Sun-street, Bisholissete,. London,. Jan. 4P.. Sir--Owing to a sedeatarylife and the free use inynerves were at times so much affected as 16 tai rest 7 my thoughts wre, occupied with tbc!simst MOM nations *MI plll nay sleep. 1 !tau the mostnble to tad pevpdss arisit kteahs were tried, tobt ffitifout I waspirevailed on to tux q t 6teet.t's Burma TeAPP•fr r .eke at Messrs. Hazard asfil.Bintes, Batjt, which • MOs4tiirß, andliviceintleavillt fik s'oeieintottiht. Ipl#11:6 has r estored +! l gpod;jieathe but .ifti roreign Tea; I. feel Ica bootefut effecti,-11 OW" sentai4 'c" ' t IL .Bold .ttredir.,:,v. fOrfllf raw, Loit2toiti adfti . r.a, and Gi;=;• and retail by most CmbitiTheel;rrasi doe V in r diets atp.a. gd.,_and,Se446 _q•- ; rLo~ VIESSRS. LEIGH and CO.:Surgqona, confi ne d i a.T4 art tan tater treatosayact certain Co:nnlaiuts,contrse.', ,in an .unggasiled taper, and thil Debility wldchis cane•-clisy y ost %. fig habits. Mr. Laion having been engaged is this eschei, branch for the last ekVen years in this !lotto!, it is presumed t h 4 the -advantage of such tt perierc:. gives the utmost success to tt 4 assiduity with vrbtalt they d, votethives•-ivcs to the Cure of Of. Cessteiginra—dn ail costa of recent occurr.lx.e the cure is spy,. and pain and clanger are eqe,ally avoided. la every complicat4 caie,and in those cliviessirg which are the row s guerstrs of youshnil imp rudence, or the en -raring indkigr anatbaty la erann{ljakitett,thric mole of trratertnt ensures a tee as pyrnanent restOiatiow to :rigorous tkalth. terns 2!e stated pa the lint interview, pr in answ. , r to letters, ca•l,....Wry batik mite, ,and iit•viery case the, wog inviolable s:cr, cy is t,y.. tuotlel , stYl t, near Temple Fa • •-• TS, additiorraVenti toe.. 1r Water-stret:adjoi _ ... 7 81, 1"2 ? 4 A7 4-7tj E lf gl A lO l N 'l S,w7.h . ti r :#lCl;si:al C c : o 3 n ' co:: I t a -e.rs U , ' U ra l :l N i i. : l : r . _ as, Flatule:/t*, bilges& iv, anti j,•cneT:4 Dv::. • , • c p; . s rigskige in Ws:never unwell, are* deice, and f!. 'tientty i 4.rcA '..r I , -AriaI:EIJI:AM liar i\ Li a Niii S'l Ali D l'ii,Lls, aa tr t,„ vie - fin. 71 ki iki h;d 14.4. ' , • - , -. 'lke tteell.A-itce - of Mustiia [used Nvit.ll the Pils, in tir:s ihilmlikaicts ivittre nie:.ssilry) is- pert s the morn active, p!':••• ' *ins, notstacinitsat rotted, hr t)zu Wi)tid, rueraly ;Ler i., , ,, t -5P.ta, 1 4k0:1 4 1 4 ..40t LiCSO, Tin less than tali , tit ;ive - 04 i t aki n fy i 4 , ol4 :o4l,r,Lipisiiit tar Etvasi c -it,ieticrit.nd ii:t s a ILety'after'a , ,S• .?!. e*tisq.l pri,v...l:rs tiv,,parrtllriit:'" L LfJtk. ' 2tO:I4rPFAIP.AIY3 ik - tRFWt 1-AlUttt, I . s t - t*ty . ( g. ..:.,, for alltills&Mditlened Mine, Sort. •Lcgr.; StOrkittic Eii.rsi,.. • _, ‘ Bletokesi Pimples, ..litingsvprilgs, : - .4iingles, Ereakitilio , :t (wt.. Pane l lime. I..ack. d oid• •Eyelials, Sono and liiZ.innsl Lys.4, la 'Heidi; aaciklbulkH.utaloeis of every Pcsuiption. ..I..p reris yd only, and ioldlifft. Joimsion, Ap. , :lieeaty, No. 1 illinnik•imrert, SOlnclosklcini. The Essence- and Pills at '23... Ve t io t c a red, et Is. tid. and pa. 9d. bold by every Istied.z... Vender in the United Kingdom. • ret 0 .• The Genuin ehas is. Black InkStimp, with the name of R. Johnston iltiorted omit: , ' . TO DR.. SuLOMON, LIVEN POOI SUPPOLK7Cory of a • Letter from Mr.l. Dingle, Bookielb,/ . • aull Statadvr, -11tity St. Edmund's, • Sta, - Rory, Sept. t ital. A . PERSOI4 who had reveral times fent for a to% Z71.64 . b0tt1e of your Cordial Balm of Gilead, lately called vat me for a bottle, and inform:el me that it had due him a woarlto ful deal of good—he had been gradually declining a Liiir that (pent a great deal of - money fur advice, and found co lame —he paid one burgeon 161. ?miller 61 but all to no I.t.rpole At the time he feat for the lira bottle of your Cordi II Balm elGileal hi-could not walk 3crufs the houfe without the atfiftatce of foot one to help hint—indeed lie was get:ing worred.iily 144 taken the (mead but a few days, agreeable to the dir etionv, wh,o he f.Atnd Willa/Much better. He continues takiog it e: till% May -and from his &martinet i. likely to do well You I : ave the mat, "WiflICS to do what you, vleafe with the above flatcar:tit, which I literally as he tad it We. . I ant, sir s Vournbedienef,rvant, DINGLE , Thor: who with to have the Medicine immediatAy trot , ' 'he Dodtor, by faullog , the aloriry ror ahy goon-ivy they Mink proper, wig have them (cut by loch carrier.as they Pa-1ir:1.6r% hrt• once Orders for AtY.T fum m,,y.be fent by pull and, he h, i re wi he returned in the- limit; or ortitha with ealla coelorid will dal :ended to. . . - Proper t, rf . 41111i 1 9 1 0 1 4 11, 4 1 7 G.!. to ertiVeleafortsla cur.: ttati. f•lr. ais _.! r .-h re, 1: a a'. sl• Ir. A. GALVA' k.O. rPIE A ( 1 , van tage e Yftblic musrAiways &air frinn. g LAC* gduratell 2rofessio_p4 men dirt tiny almost t h .• r 4't (IQr : e s i •eeis74 of was mo eloily'deftton;rra•cti - thiseby the urie - sani-led •", Vtaiddi .sitiviasistfifion:ek heir new renle,l).. and t't • sinci diner con/ tit performed: :For lode seri •s of yeais Me ••. Coaßli site! Co-Surgoons, forverly in his /tJaj,:ssy'.. se :t !rave made tlie" l / I ;ip.eval the part vidar object of slit isr ••• • c gation, and arc 311 ?pyib Inisingdit'noyesea n inedL 5.17. metcury h ' the eureliPttial enmitatnt ; iris suffil',.int to that the ciforta•of this remadr !Ire ahtilefitieally ti,pOsite -o thus Of Pwrou Us for 0 ,0 16 4 effiefateS every verdv the virus , configmeda44l9,,pet 4t4itap put in tha lea injure 'the Constitetiatr; ottthh c.ontrary,;* 11141Yrtei sylte in all itie•miltiril ftenationo gitfimderapletite, :and faclita . • s gostion •lius at:strWilidlidgotous co- ri• rArin ap a thy frightful coaufhtoNitosionetcaty does, it mot uguy {{elves tlpt constitutionist.ituriptiOngut butrestuestra west ind debaitited one to s itaturid,Kgengda y vigour. Number less 'illatartees are oft *Cent recotero(...tbe,4 Tor iiiickr of this tnedirliettoiti irdwrellt•irssellpeteifffvbines as ypetpetual Prie4tiVeKtobndill?dulailit/Nieviwilmsr pro 'ffehdan4aCess of couingal s or illicis i ggidgaregist ft ma the awareAsidit‘s, though ... apt' !Elm dent in ji . sytalutir b4.lrits .471=1n periticliTdt " tfe - 7 1 • ..ttitV of Ishielehbi cnievigirenesraf • there ate ! none Mote ifildattnothie that dialiesiiikssite add dc ficiency which. pravlatting pinbinturi-die ugitgionentuvare rthe unhappy stifrrcr,lAckods neer,his misfortups t rped to seek re lief, Mita be irrf (limed mach a state of w less as to railer iiiik-tiPpriklittie -TO suet persons ft must be a consoling refix hiparkolinovi, • tit* they may nave,- by a new ififaillible mode ti erstatwaist,lre gestugeci to thargreateLt, of all lutanan blessings, a strons, mania and vigorous constitution. In all cass of dehliify l acficioncy, from whatever cause arising, .4.*ottaa in'tkery specie! of venereal Whitton, Messrs. Currie and-co. inay he consulted by - patients nir either sex with the ; .**test secrety, and-honour, at their :linage,. No. 107, Haann.i .9an4ca. Vaticos in the country, describing the particulars of tligr iornidaittui., by iciterppst paid, enclosing a 4.14 note, will qtive the ;accessary nthdicine and advice sent, to any part of the kingdom. • • • No, 107, Hatton Garde:'. BY.HTS ItIAJkSI'I."S ROYAL LETTEJIS PATENT. 1-1-41 AK E! • Genuine PILLS, go justly fa mot? s for their superior efflaacy in curing every degree ant symptom at die Venereal Disease, the Scuivy, &c. rikhout confinement or restraint of diet, *tip easy, expeditious, safe, and secret mats. ner. One small taitrless Pill is a dose, its operation impact? tible, andregeiring rid partiteli attention. In is days they generally cure' thoSe cruel Disordats ; ad where they fail in that tints of/ eget-dr restoring health, the pa. tient has the happy assurance that he or she Si at the eve of being so restored, let the degree of ringignancy be ever so great. It is an evelleney peculiar to these Pills, to make directly Is the complaihing part, and' enter Into contest with the o B end4 matter, ivhickthey speedily dislodge and expel They arc dee,* red by experien:e to be e preserver of health, as wet! as a rcite rer, by taking only eight bee i le Pills Spring and Win every pet in short, the Patentee has this extraordinary obligation to thelai that whatever he promised hiniself from them, they weft surto fulfil and exceed, as though 'bivalent of immortal and noires:a fame. Thesi Piles are Most worthy a place in the Cabinets of Masters and Captains of Ships; the more so, fordsat they wig keep good in all climates any length of..titris, aod that they kw now borne the test of near GO years, with increasing credit to themselves, and honour to their atttbor, Insomuch that during thi last eight years they have radically cured upwards of 40,00ctfer sans,-many of whom 11,4 been, dischargtd from Hospitals , who salivation lead been frequently ti:peited; and nil other metln, made use bf 'without ,'elect. • Prepiked and Sold 'the Sole Proprietor; rnOmats Tarinfi Member of thaltoyalesalkv. of Surgeons isq t arnscioh, at ins ittu:o. No: 9,'Nest biridge , :street . ; where lie wip.geve *dyke, .without - fee, to persors.tAking. these 141114 ; anti. puswef Paitiatslev ten, if. punt-pal '_ .aassit,t4rsita;.ptserving us ail ow* th e ''wloe no isadenex nat ure , 4 r ease haslet' been " ' fib ele, l 4y tte Preview , =:s LW the toe . „ • siiteLthe pl' at. the .perfumer'sdii. eallop. No. lo 3 t Or , Orion in every non attpay.. kw. pd. eaxh, seak4 eF wlievitivtfetsanis'of either mann/ a4i4ed up with &stump primed at the atarti ktidreetneet,r to imitge wind sytterraii it? _ sub - & it:Atotifift*: •e • • IttStaftif 'rot •3 Wastes after S -.1 Afttivisaati •A ' ft' attftfttafter ;,Kinte4 and INA glace, A-sribethyr a : street. PablistiLd ilia at r e iTILSZSti.VO. kr . CAY ibe.d,by KO C. of CaD. ITAL-Otrusi To Jitaar. F . it; 11.,„ :;~, , 1 1 4 1 1,1"1 4L hicti I entirely most Milolallk seereet, no patient, name Por so happylilCloollCCl,blitlittbeir aiso paitlr„olai r4l j 'Emig; libeft dl4nctlse . ecnitai Of Mini than 40 yap, :hi Dent. arr_vaoie, — 'ol.ii.oseenii..ae 01414 she. apoyerie • PO 4 C OI. - • 7 ' 4 . t .s-_ " "t4 4 l4j l fif IN T ' 0 ' : •P ." -•. r : . ... ...e, are ano , ...y .a. apsona* a •4Fnreiqn T o,•pe,• 0 ' trees, ~ , ,1.16, op f il • deceived • for4'AWetg. 4: 31POSA n N 511 f, o. 'li •A rifiatissi - it • i 4 . i • 44i .. .I ±•14 12 1 one Ffrioz 6141 eiviee„ 'II . . -. • . - lit r c r4 t o rea ot,owy. kti rltitout suet • ... , . ..plain wliensllyffrs Ina-ig . AA . / 4 1 4'seergcr : .. , i f tr i L i triri , , • . -z. - - tr.. =Pm 1 . a t. ... . _ ... a."•lsii'llbli *. P'' ... "c ..,iiir f % It 0.0.**- • 1r BridirOza . maft itig yltit is e•• y, a others are conoterfeit.. .. f' -. itmensvt4tlloi l it? LONDON BanS ... . ;„1 ,...1