Star. — London, England, 1808-09-14 00:00:00

e C a MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. FROM L6ST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. Yesterday Alexander Macdonald was indicted for assaulting Edward Joyce on the 4th July. The cir cumstances of the case were rather ludicrous. Ac- WHITEHALL, SEPTEMBER IS. The KING has been pleased to order a enure d'Elbe-to pass the reat Seal of the united kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, empowering tie Dean and Chapter of the Cathedral Church of 1:y to elect a Bishop of that See, the sante being void by the tath of the Right Reverend Father in God Doctor James Yorke; nri his Majesty has also been pleased by his Royal Sign Manual, to recommend to the said Dean and Chapter the Right Reverend Father in God Doctor Thomas Dampier, now Bishop of Roches ter, to be by them elected Bishop of the said See of Ely. cording to Joyce's tale, he went by appointment to the house of Macdonald, where he waited a consider able time, entering into coseerration with Mrs. Mac donald, her husband. being absent. At length Mac donald- returned home, and accosting the witness, asked a What he waited for ?" he told him he came according to appointment ; upon which Macdonald, without any farther ceremony, kicked him out of the house. Being called upon for his defence, Macdonald in formed the Court that his son came to him when he returned home, and told him that Joyce was in bed with his mother ; that he accordingly went up stairs and found the fact to be so ; and that conceiving he was justified in so doing, he did kick the fellow out of the house. The son confirmed the father's statement, and of course the Jury acquitted ftim. The CLIAIRSIAN then told the Prosecutor that he appeared to possess a most uncommon share of assu rance, to dare to come into a Court of Justice, claim ing redress, at a time and in a case when so much cri minality hung about his own head. Joseph Amory was indicted for assaulting William Flint. The parties are in the employ of Messrs. Broadwood, musical instrument makers. It appeared they quarrelled, when Flint held up his fist, and Amory thinking he was going to strike him, held out his plane to ward off the blow, when it unfortu nately entered his cheek and laid it open. The Jury, after a long trial, acquitted the Defendant. Thomas Macarthy was found guilty of assaulting John Joynes, and fined 20s. DISORDERLY IiODSE._ MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Hereford. First Regiment of Herefordshire Volunteer Infantry. Major.Thomts Cooke to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Symonds, resigned ; Captain Thomas Downes to be Major, vice Cooke, promoted; Lieutenant Timothy Ravenhill to be Captain, vice Ihremer, promoted ; Ensign John Mills to be Lieutenant, vice Ravenhill, yreninted. Dated August 6, 1808. EaJATYM in the Gazette of the sth July last. West Norfolk Militia. For Robert Leeder, Gent. to be Ensign, read Robert Leeder, 1: tit. to be Lieutoravt, vicc Wanty, resigned. Dried June 4, laws. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. CI orge Carr, James Carr, Mary Carr, and William Thirst, of Sheffield, steel-casters, August 1,1808. Ann Rogers (late Ann Watkins,) and Edward Watkins, of No. 41, Castle-street, Southwark, baize, flannel, and worsted manufac timers, August S, 1808. James Drisa,u and Henry Taylor, of Kingsland, Middlesex, car• venters and builders, August 6,1808. Charles Calms', Samuel Skinner, and Richard Walton, of Shut. field, cutlers, July 31, 1805, 1. Ormond and C. Flaylis, of Ifigk-street, Southwark, August 26. George rolkien and Josiah Dancer, of St. John-street, St. Sepul chr.•, Midil,acx, clock and watch tool dealers, Sept. 12, 180 R. James hlor tr. and Thomas Lanth,of Sllerborne-lane, Lcnnbard- street, Az• ornies at Law, September 5, 1809. Thomas. Dotigrn and Thos. Johnstone, of Loudon and Glasgow, August SO, 1808. Jonathdn Crwirther, of Elland, Yorkshire, and William Wooler, of Meerelough Bottom Mill, Norland, cori.-dedlers, Scptem _ A young woman, of the name of Elizoteth Johnson, was indicted for keeping a disorderly house, Upper Norton street. The prosecution was caned on by the neighbours, who had reta ned Messrs. CONST and Gust:Er. The Paphian Queen had retained Messrs.' KNAPP and ALLEY. John Duval, Esq. vas the first witness called to prove the case. He stated, that he lives at the corner of Norton-street, opposite to Miss . Johnson's ; that she had conducted her house very incorrectly since the Ist March—that he has heard quarrels and the watuhmen's rattles sprung, and men have been taken to the watch-house—that the windows of the house have been brokm. Mr. Michael Craig, the occupier of t`'e next door, had often heard, in the course of the night, swear ing in Miss J.'s house ; had known mtn turned ost of do6rs, and even had seen that fair lady come out into the area with no covering 'cm her bosom. On his cross-examination, he_ admitted, that he was obliged to crawl along the leadz to take this peep at the fair lady's bosom. The Counsel for the prosecution candidly owned, , that this was the best sort of proof they had to ad duce in support of the prosecution. The Court observed, that the indictment could not be sustained, as there was no proof of any criminal or. indecent acts committed. Miss Johnson was therefore—acquitted. her 9, I Bes. John Bird and John Goodridge, coach and Every Inc-weavers, of New Compton -street, Soho, September In, 18t:S. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. .October, 25. George 'Tupper, now or late of Linton, Kent, sbop iteeper, at ten, ac Guildhall, London. October 29. Nicholas Effard Rntyinson, late of Bond-court, Wal brook, London, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. • BANKRUPTS. Charles Worrail, of Manchester, innkeeper, .dealer and chapman, to surrender September 24, 27, and Octolorr 25, at two, at the Palace Int, Manchester. Attornies, Mr. Basnet, Manchester, or Mr. Huxley, Temple, London. JOhn Cummins, of Liverpool, shoemaker, October 9,4, and CS, it eleven, at the Glebe Tavern, in Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. James Phillips, Liverpool; or Mr. Wiudle, John-street, Bed ford-row, London. Timothy Ihwison, of Brancepoh, Purbam, shopkeeper, dealer and chapman, October 4,5, and 25, at eleven, at the Shake speare Tavern, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Attornies, Mr. Atkin son, Chancery-lane, London ; or Mr. Joseph Bainbridge, New eastk-upon. Tyne. Isaac Brown, late of Maryport, Cumberland, brewer, dealer and chairman, Sept. 92, 23, and October 23, at eleven, at the Lion and lamb, in Carlisle. Attornies, Messrs. Wordsworth and 'Strickland Staple Inn, London ; or Mr. Lowry, Carlisle. James Cranston, lare of Stockport, Cheshire, dealer and Chapman, September 28, 29, and October 25, at two, at the Palace Inn, Manchester. Attornies, Mr. John Law, St. Ann's Church yard, Manchester; or Mr. Philip Hurd, King's Bench Walks, Temple, Landon. Sainnel Knight, of Frome Solwood, Somerset, taylor, dealer and el. p.uaty dept. 2n, n 7, and October 1:a, at eleven, at the George Inn; Ironic Selwood. Attornies. Mr. Gilbert Rotton, Frome Selwood ; or Mr. Lllis, 65, Hatton Garden, London. Christopher Parnall, of the parish of St. Austle, Cornwall, mer chant, Sep• einbt. r 19, 20, and October 25, at eleven, at tke Rose and Crnwn Inn, Fowey. Attornies, Mr. Wm. Brown, Fowey; or Mr. Joni...him lewlitt, Roll's-buildings, Fetter-lane, London. Avid Bryson, of Phillip's-row, New Road, Tottenham -court, St. Pancras, Middlesex, statuary and stone-masern, Sept. 14, 27, at ten, and Octobc: 23, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Georg-' Alvies, rw ick-st rev, Golden-square. James Weeton, of Pail Mall, Nliddlesex, vintner, dealer and chap man, Sept. 24, October tt, at twelve, and October 25, at ttnn, at Attornies, Messrs. Scott and Manny., Lincoln's Inn. 1 w:c. Farrar, now or 1 .te of Croft, Lancashire, shopkeeper, and deal 'r in flour, de.'.h-r and charlatan, Sept. 2.1, 29, and October 25, at t rive, at the Swan Inn, Bolton-10-Moors. Attorney, Mr. k ichard r. But terfield, Coppice-row, Clerkenwell, London. John M`Lane, of I.ittle Newport-street, Middlesex, wine and spirit-merchant, Sept. 23, 24, and October 25, at ten, at Guild hall, London. Attorney, Mr. Wilde, jun. Castle -street, Falcon square. The pedestriatt of the name of FAKMER, who started at two o'clock on Friday morning, to go I'2B n): !.s in 48 hours, performed half his distance at cl •vo.; o'clock on Friday night, and took refreshment an..: rest, which he appeared much in need of, at ttotley, in Sussex. After proceeding, at two o'clock on Saturday morning, lie was afflicted with a slight fever, and he declined the contest between Swallow field and Bagshot, at ten o'clock on Saturday morn ing, being so much injured by the attempt, that he was unable to proceed on the remainder of the jour ney, abo'.t 40 miles, although he had 11 hours lel' to perform it. There are now living in the parish of Finden, in Sussex, three persons whose united ages amount to 218 yea's. The youngest is a labouring man, aged ' 85, who retains all his faculties unimpaired, and without In or hindrance follows his daily occupa tion. The next is a female, who enjoys perfect health and spirits at the age of 90. And the third is a man who h-s attained his 9lst year. •He frequently Walks eight or ten miles a day, and is remarkable for the tenacity of his memory. He has followed four clergy men to their graves, who had, in succession, officiated at his parish church for upwards of 70 years. Lady ANNA FITZOIIt.iLD, daughter of the late Earl of Kbßat , and relict of the late Knight of Kerry, having died wiihout issue, her estates, which are con .na IA DIV/. CATA STS 0 PIT E.—A boat-race for two silver cups, siderable, devolve on her nephew, RICHARD 1301 - I.E gwen by .1. Templar, Esq. of Stover, rear Teigninouth, which T. a OWKSHEND, of Castle Townshend, Esq. a Captain were to be sailed for on 'Tuesday last, induced the Rev. Mr. Bal. • ler of Sahasts and Mr. Baker of Plymouth to become candidates in the West Wilts Volunteers. for the first price. Their two beautiful ph re asu-boata, from ten Friday last , • about one o'clock, as R ear-Admiral to fiftei•n tons burden, accordingly started from this harbour yes- LOSACK was driving Its ~ ur ide along Westmins:er terday v.'nnizht, in the morning. In Mr. Bullet's boat were Mr. bridge; the pole broke, and the carriage coming in Josias 'risen:pm' of Plymouth, Mr. losin Foster of Saltash ; his contact with a cart, his son, about 12 }tars of age,. aaprer tire, and Mr. Buller's boy. Mr. Baker's boat !allowed. They had proceeded as far as the &It Head, when they were was thrown qut, and considerably bruised ; at the overtaken by a most tremendous sewn, aecomr sled with heavy sane time the horses turning on the pavement, went rain, welch lasted near half an hour. At this tine Mr. Buller's over a child of Mr. Rives, of Belvidere.place, and in boat was near two miles ahead, and from the thickness of the • 11 i sed it so materially, that its life is considered in storm could not be discerned ; hut -on its subsiding, being still in- ••, visible, Mr. Baker concluded that she had borne away for Sal ati2ger. combe, as the wind continued to blow hard, with a prodigious Monday se'nnight was found drowned, in a small swell. After keeping - the same course for half an hour, mr. Ba- inlet of the' sea, near Arne, in Purbeck. the body of her determined to bear away also, and on nearing the sheer, mw the Rev. JOHN EDwARDs o cf Creditor', Devon. He nomething like crab pat marks, hut did not particularly regard 1 r . them, until. a shriek was heard to proceed from thence, when Mr. less &e .: shome in a deraeged state of mind, and eluded Bunt:- was seen with his head above water, supported by a top- I the diligent search of his friends. From the orderly allo t spar, which fortunately was.ln the beat vrisen she went down. state in which his clothes were found by the waters. Every -.scion was now used in saving M. B. who was aloort i . n.lC, it is evident he intended to bathe, and went be. gone, having been in t . !sat situation an kohl' anti a half. €lll being pond his depth. He was seen bathing the day before care f u lly drawn on board, everyr.:ant were usA to renew that life, twice apparently gone, which was at last sr-%!«L s Friel in the river Frome, a few miles from Dorchester. A this time, Mr. Foster 's apprentice and Mr. Buller's boy were . i.,llroller'S Inquest sat on the body, and brought in perceived at a little dittance j .lioWing by the ends of an oar; and on Picking ;IT? Ike ;Ater, the other, enite exhausted, loosed his their verdict—Drowned by Accident. Frat bold and sunk to the bottom. Bitery eye was now strained in Thursday afternoon an Inquest was held at tooitne out for Mr. Thompson and Mr. Foster, bat without tons by R. Caeeewity, Esq. on the body of Charlotte ~,,e-,s; and, after beating about 'for a considerable time; they Jones of about 23 years of ag e, who. fell , front on regretfully left the melancholy scene, and arrived - at salcombe. board-one of the ships in Fountain Lake; on Sunday Mr. Butter, when recovered, said that they bad shipped a-sea ; a nd that Mr. Foster was in the little boat astern, casting off the se'nnight, and was drowned. T h e p eo p le on board P ainter, when another sea filled her, and site went dcwn by her did not miss her till the monting.—Verdict---Acci atent. Mr. B. recollects Mr. 'Thompson swimming upright, but f dental . Death.. a iittle underwater, for some time after she sunk ; he-has left a Thursday afternoon, as the workmen were Tensor widow with five children, and a numerous circle of aiquaintance, i ing some props in Keepier coal-pit, near Durham, the to lament his toss. Mr. Foster w" nunarried' but aSesPeeesble roof suddenly gave way, w hic h crushed one of t hem and worthy character —We cannot conclude this melancholy ear- • tithe, without Isayirg a just and merited tribute of praise to Mr. to death, and terribly bruised another. Baker, and the party on board his vessel, for their humane and Friday se'nnight William' Wood was executed in an:mined exertions to save the lives of other", at the risk of from of the county gaol , in Warwick, pursuant to his their own.—The hand of Now:RUCS seems to have peril : All/ sentence at the late Assize, for a ra p e and robber s in olan ifes•:ti itsstf on this occasion ;as M r . Baker, without the _ :•.3st know! , dge of the course Mr. Buller's beet bad taken, form- the . parish of Aston. He acknowledged to h ave tom : steered directly in the same track, and thus rescued • two nutted the crimes for which be suffered, as well as the ',doable Lves from the We vitstle de fib that awaited time. 1 others with which he stood charged. . • DIVIDENDS. Sept. 20 Christopher Shaw, Joseph Graham, and John Burn, of Southampton, xvi:e•mcrchante, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Sept. 21. John Whitaker, of Sulford, L.ancachire , cotton-manu facturcr, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Manchester. Sept. 24. Thomas Richard-on and Thomas Worthington, now or late t.d . Manchester, merchants and copartners, at eleven, at the Star !nn, TscanTate, Manchester. Sept. 2. Benjamin Wtiliams, of Liverpool, linen and woollen ,te drarn-r, at twelve, at the Star and Garter Tavern, Liverpool. • Sort. uu. 'I linmas Booker, of Lirminglnun, button-make r at • twave, at the Swat: Inn, Lull-street, Birmingham. a=. . r tecuesurnem. PROMOTIONS. The Rev. Dayld Davis, B. D. fellow of Jesus college, Oxford, chaplain to the livl of Mansfield, and curate of Warblington, Hants, has been Instituted to the vicarage of Marlbay, near Haverfordirest, on the presentation of the Right Hon. C. f. GrevWa The Right Hon. the Earl of Hopetoun, has.bcen pleased to present the Rev. Robert Colvin, 1).1). to the Church of Johns ton, vacaut by the translation of the Rev. Dr. Sabald. BIRTHS. At Brightwell parsonage, of a daughter, Mrs. White, wife of the Rev. S. White, rector of Brightwell, and of Hampstead, in the county of Mid dlesex. The Lady of the Rev. Dr. Morgan, Canon Residentiary of Hereford Cathedral, of a daughter. MARRIED, On Friday, the 9th inst. at Colonel Brown's, Glennagary, near 'Dublin, Thomas Flood, Esq. of Exeter, to Miss Moore, daughter of Ross Moore, Esq. of Carlingford, and niece of the Bight Ho nourable Isaac Corn•. DIED. Sunday morning, at her seat, at Lewishatn, in Kent, Gertrude I Brand, Baroness Dacre ' relict of Thos. Brand, Esq. of the Hoo, in 'Hertfordshire, who died in February, 1794. Her Ladyship suc ceeded her brother, the Hon. Charles Trevor Roper, the late Lord Dacre, iu July, 1794 ; and is now succeeded by her eldest • son, the Hon. Thomas - Brand, M. P. for Hertfirdshire. Her • Lad, isip was in her 58th year. On the 6th inst. in the Royal Naval Hospital at Plymouth, in the 17th year of his age, Mr. William Metcalfe, Midshipman, late of his Maiesty'saliip the Enlus, and son of the Rev. Francis Met- aalfe of Kulbride, near Wigton, North Britain. Lately, after a short illness, Mr. Samuel Grigg of Newbury; for many years a member of the respectable Corporation of that Borough, during which period he twice served the office of Mayor. I Saturday night, Mr. Rogers, keeper of a coal-shed, corner of 'Change-court, fell from his chair aud instantly expired. Thursday, after a long and painful illness, Lady Ann Rich, of Beaumont-street, Devonshire-place, widow of Admiral Sir Thos. Rich, Bart. Friday, at h.n• house in James-street, Westminster, in the 45th year of her age, after a long and severe illness, the lion. Mitt "'refuels, sister of the late, and aunt to the present I.ord Clinton. Sunday se'nnight, at Greenwich, aged 43, Mr. John Bowler, a native of Oxford, who suffered so severely in an action on board the Blenheim, that an aanputation of both legs became inevitable. In the fort of Allyghur, in consequence of a wound, Lieutenant David Charles Livingstone, youngest -son of the late late Sir A. Livingstone, Bart. of West-quarter. SALES BY AUCTION. At the London Tavern, Foxhole street, Plymouth, on Friday the 30th September inst. at 10 o'Clock in the Forenoon, (By 'Virtue of a Commission of Appriisement and Sale, addressed ' to Joseph Phillimore, Doctor of Laws, Beeston hong, Thomas Reid, John Kingston, Sett. Esqrs. and Mt. John Hawker, Mer chant)' ONE HUNDRED and SIXTY Hogsheads of SUGAR, being part of the Cargo of ty Danisit ship Triode Sostres.—For viewing, samples, and further information, apply at the Office of the. Danish Cmninissioners, Mark-lane, ondon, l or to Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merclatnt, Plymouth. Immediately afterwards Wilt be Sold, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, • Viz. 80 flogs:leads and 2 Tierces White Clayed Sugar, 287 Barrels and 248 Bags Cofee. 41 Batts (—mon.. 1 Case B.tric, in powder. S Bags Bark. Just landed from the French brig Letter of Marque " Pcirre Cxser" from Martinique, of superior quality and condition. Also, sundry Cordage, Sails, Anchor., Boats andstore;, 'lately belonging to said Brig, (the Bull being taken by Goyernment) prize to big Nl.tjesty's ship Seine, D. Atkins, Esq. Captain. Afterwards, Sundry Cordage, Anthers, Grapnels, Sails, and other useful Stores; salved from Six Fa FtiCtl C 11.149 V MAREES, destroyed- by His Majesty's skip AME•TitY sr, Miens rt. St Y. MOL7 5, Esq. Captain. Al‘o ' the Chasse Marees, MARIE JULlEN—Length 51 feet 11 inches ;11reatlth 16 f. _t s lathes ; admc atures 58 4N./4 'Eons. 1 And ST. ETIENNE—Length 4; feet 9 inches; Breadth 14 fret 4 i inches ; Admeasures 3S 2-94 Tons. (Round ,sterned, calculated for lighters, or the coasting trades„ and their Cargoes, ::o.is:iting of Staves, Deals, Cordage, Anchors, &c. Also, the Spanish Schooner, CARMALII A; square stern; Length 5:, feet 10i inches ; breadth 14 feet is inches ; adineasures 50 63-94 Tons. A handy little vessel fur the Coasting or New foundland glades. Her Cargo consists of Salt. ill condemned to Ins Nlajesty's ship 1? , 46t• atv sr, Captain NT.S4Y::th:II. About 180 Tons Portugal -Salt, landed ex the 1 - 1:..r ;Y, from Lisbon, restored to the Claimants (roman/Mg unclaimed troth a fositter sale) which will be put up in suitable Dots. Afterward% by a virtue of a Commission of Appraisement and Sale, • 9 Casts roanufacturi.. - dTubacco, 1 Tub Wire, • Lx M'ackbaminelt, from Holand. And about 15 'Eons (more or less) of Lugwood, salved from the wrecks of the Unity and Betsey. For Viewing, Catalogues, and further information, apply to Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth. Plymouth, Sept. In, 1808. COKETHORPi. PARK. ESTATE.—OXFORDSHIRE. TO BE SOLD Blf AucrloN, By Mr. PEYTON, On Friday, the 7th of October next, at Staple Hall, While'', in Lots, AMOST valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE , c9m prising the Manors of Coketkorpe, Duckllngtou and Stand lake, with the royalties, rights, and emblements belong* thereto, and that very desirable and substantial Mansion House, called COKECHORPE HALL, with the Offices, Gardens, Pleasure Grounds, in cotnplete order. Park and Padslocks, comprising 220 Acres' of rich Pasture and Meadow Land (subject to a tytbe mochas), valuable Fisheries, Water Fails, am'. Ponds. Also, the magnificent Woods, replete with fine growing Oak Timber and Coppice Wend, containing 80 Acres, and several adjacent Farms, open and inclosed, with convenient Farm Houses and Offices, and let to nioct respetalele Tenants at will, and other Rae 'Woods, about SS Acres in hand, containing altogether near 1000 Acres. Lot 1. Will comprise the Manors, Malsion House, Office, Gardens, Park s Water-fall and Works, Fisheries and Cc•kethorpe Woods. • I.ot 9.. The Breach Farm and Land ,adjoining, In Mr. Co bourne's Tenure. Lot 3. Part of Barley Park Farm • and Woods, in Mr. Tho snas'i Tenure. The residue df the Estate will be divided into many I.ots, for the convenience of purehers. A sarvey of the Estate is now making, and 'specifications of the several Lots may be had early in September next, by applying at the Offices of Mr. James, Land Agent, Warwick; and at No. 5, New Boswell-court, Lincoln's Inn, London. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE OXF OR DSHIRE. To be SOLD by AUCFICU, by ' Mr. I.EYTON, At the Red Lion Inn, at TUAAIE, in the County of Oxford, on Tuesday the lath Day of October next, by Three o'clock in the Afternoon, in Lots, unless previously disposed of by Pri vate Contract, of which, due Notice will be given: MANOR of NORTH WESTON, with .J its Rights, valuable Fisheries in the river Thame,,and linaltles, together with the antient and substantial Mansion, Stable,, Offices, Wailed Garden, Ponds and Pleasure Grounds, and sundry eligible and compact Farm Houses, Barns, Stables, and Outhouses; and eight hundred and thirty acres of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, of the first quality, lying within a Ring-fence, and Tythc-free, with. Land-tax redeemed. The state abo unds with Game, is delightfully situated*: the Vale of the Thame, with' excellent Roads, and a genteel Neighbour, hood; about one mile from the market town of Thame, ten miles (roil Oxford, and forty-three from Loudon, For Particulars, and to treat for the entirely, apply to Mr. James's Oilers, at 5, -New Roswell-court, Lincoln's Inn, Lou don; and at Warwick, where Plans of the Estate may be seen. Particulars may also be had at the Star and King's Arms Inn, Oxford; at the Royal Oak and Swan bin, Tstsworth; Warwick Arms, Warwick; • White Lion, Stratford on Avon ; Royal lintel, ft*ustiara; and at the principal boost High Wycombe, Bueltitigitapp, Linbury, Aylesbury, and Uxbridge; at the Ram tad George Inns • Smithfield;and at Lloyd's, Garraway's, and Wifls' Coro Ha wse, Serb -street, London. GENTEEL COMPACT RESIDENCE, Great James-steel, Bedford Row, near the Chapel. By Mr. ROBINS, at (;artaway's Coffee Howe, CLar CornblU, on Thursday the 15th inst. at Twelve o'clock, ADESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE • comprising a Neat, Genteel, and Compact Residence, si- • Mated No. WI, Great Janwt-street, Bedford Row, in Complete • order, and. fitted Ibr the inn:radiate reception of a Family ; held for a term of upwards of Twelve Years, at a Low Rent. To be viewed by applying on the Premises, where Particulars maybe had; at Garrawai's ; and of Mr. Robins, Golden-square. TICHBORNE-STEEET, NEAR THE HAYMARKET. ELIGIBLE SHOP, COMMODIOUS DWELLING-HOUSE, AND DETACHED BUILDING. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Corn Sill, on THURSDAY the 13th i”want, at Twelve, . ADESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE. comprising a substantial Dwelling House, recently re rtirt most advantageously situate in that: very considerable thee fare, 1 ichborme-street, near the Ilaymarket ; conta.ntt; , , Rooms on a Floor. On the Groand-filer is a conv , 7ni•mt &pi. ; newly fitted up, Parlour and .43re-roen, aid rrl :ate enr.anc, in the irasement, Kitchens and Collars, with itet..a and '.'?...*ts in Front; a spacious Yard. with Vault underneath, a'id Vt'eli. A. commodious detached Iluildi•tg, appropriated for a Wzr-bothe or domestic Purposes, at the back. The Prernies lateiy undergone a thorough repair. and from their ccrnmandir.g situa tion are worthy of attention. To be wiewcd by applying on the Premises, where par irulars may be had; at CLuvaway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick , stre.t, Golden-square. SHEEN HOUSE, NEAR RICHMOND, SURREY. CAPITAL MANSION, GARDENS, AND NINA - FUN ACRES OF LAND.—By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Ceffee. house,'Change-alley, Cortihill, on Thurs. day, the 15th September, at Twelve, in One Lot. A DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE; comprising an elegant spacious hitunion, called 5111.E14 HOUSE., situate at Sheen, near Richmond, in the County of Sur. rey, late the residence of Lori Palmerston deceased, presenting a capital Family House, seated on a Lawn, separated from the road by a wall and foldinglates; contains, on the ground-floor, handsome Entrance-bale, Eating-parlour, Drawing-room, and Breakfast-room of large dimensions, elegantly furnished, ss+h a veranda at the back-front, .sf; fret long; a Dressing-room, House keeper's and Butler's-runms, Servants' Hall, Kitchen, Senile ry, and Cook's room, two Larders, a priccir , :d and secondary SiMr case ; the bedchamber and attic stories contain 15 Bedchambers, 3 Dressing-rooms, Library, and Water-closet •, in the basement, convenient Cellars; a Yard, with detached Kitchen, W.oh house, Laundry, and other buildings; a treble Coach-house and Stable for seven horses; gardens, well stocked a•id cropped, and planted with choice fruit-trees; Grapery and Tool-hou,e; Farm yard, and various Out-buildings and Land, in all about 19 Acres, ornamented by a sheet of line water. The Premises have been altered and improved at a consider able expanse, and are in the trot conty'ete order, rimmed Far , the accommodation of a Gentle:nail's Family, formi-g an elegant and pleasant resitllllre, :ad) , eight miles from London. To be viewed hy.tickets. Particulars on the PreMises ;at the Castle, Richmond; at Garraway's; And of Mr. Robins, War wick- are a, Galen-square. VALUAELE LUILDING GROUND. To be LET upon THREE LIVES, by T.lessrs. DEAVER, At U:arraway's ColE•e House, Cbangc-Aiky, on Friday the 14th of October Ie.OR, at Twelve o'Clork, in Thirteen I.lus. - SPX ERA very valliable P.ritels of ..WOOD GROUND And o•ber LAND, cansiring 6:Thirteen l.ots Itf exceAling4 good Buil.brg Graand, most dusirahly sit late upc • Leat:lieu Hill, in the Vicini•y of I , :orwo , d, cunt - gall about 160.1* Acres, most part M . w;Lich is a!lsJst impinettably covc7-ed with Voting Oak, am! p,::u!:. - ,r!y forint-d by triture Leieg delightfully sitnats: on a comma Kling the Inr-st picturs7siire 2.1 d extensive views crmr t Cou•• y Surrey.. and the Metropolis, and . may with way little trouble be formtd. into beautiful Padd':cks. May be viewed, by applying to Georg!. Hart, on nCR1111:11 „And printed particulars may be had of Mec.rs. Forst,r, Cooke, and Frert., Lincoln's-Inn ;at Garraway's ; and of Messrs. Driver, Surwvors and Land Arent.:, Kent Read, London. qPILSBURY's PATENT ANTISCORBUTIC i•-• DROPS are to be had genuine, wholesale and retail, at the following holli?s : —Messrs. Dicey and Sutton, No. ift, Bow Church-yard ; Newberry and Sons, No. 45, St. Paul's . ;' !Slaw aul Edwards, Na. t 36, St. Paul's ; Butler, Clitap:ide ; Howard and Evans, Long-lace; Barclay and Son, Flesit Market; I shostoue, No. 15, Greek-street, Sotto; Brodie and Co. Canal; Sarum; Bowling' and CO. Borough : at Croydon ; and Newpo rt, I le of Wight. The genuiae ntedidne has the w , )rds—by the Pc tent-.-expressed on the Bottle, Bill, and Wrapper, naid the King's duty printed in black ink, in bottles of Ss. tid. 10s. and si. V.s. duty included, as usual, at the only Dispensary; No. 15, S‘sh , Loniion. MESSRS. LELGI - 1 And Co. Surgeons, cow ire the attention to the treatment of certain ComplaiAts co t traded. in an unguarded hour, and that Debility whichis causad by y oath- Cul habits. Mr. I.moit having been engaged in this ewctiasivt branch for the last eleven years in this house, it is presumsd *At the advantage of such experience gives the utmost success to Hat assiduity with which they devote themselves to the Ciro of the se Complaints.-10 all cases of recant occurrence the cure is speedy. and pain and danger are equally avoided. In e' cry complicate case, and in thtnie distressing deficiencies, which are the conic .- quences of youthful imprudence, or the enervating indulgences t maturity in warm climates, their mode of treat kuent ensures a vete And permanent restoration to vigorous health. The terms at • stated on the first interview, or in a::swer to letters. containing e bank note, andin ev:ry case the most inviolable secrecy is 41.- sertrell.--No No. 2.9, Arundel-street, near Temple Bar. • There is an additional entrance ill Water-street adjoining. INI Po 'Cs: 1 - t) s' i.K 1 `HE Advantage the Public must always deo-iv -IL from regularly educate.) professional men directing almost exclusive 4 their studies to one species of malady, was never a inrr clearly demons! rim:.l than by the unexampled suedes" which has. attencled the th'.illinistration of their new remedy, an.; the eett man; dinary cute.' it leas performed. For a long series of years, Mean. Cu it s e t e and Co. surgeons, formerly in his Majesty's service, It ate made the Venereal Disease the particular object of their invtestis ration, and are happy in having discovered a medkinesuperkb to mercury in the cure of that complaint; it is sufficient to chuff , that the t freers of this remedy are diametrically apposite tothser of mercury, for though it completely eradicates every vestige ei the virus, in its mot confirmed st:sges, yet it does not in the WC injure eh! constitution ; on the contrary, it enovates the system in all its natural functions, promotes appetite, and facilitates* . gestion : thus instead of reducing a strong and vigorous coustits• tion to the frightful condition that mercury does, it not only pre serves that constitution in its primitive state, but restores a weals wol:tlebilitatvd one to its natural strength and vigour. Number. ' less lustat.sos are on recent record of the superior efficacy of itit nietlicitie, its inherent and specific 'virtues ista - -:,7cs a Tzar corrective to bodily debility, whether proceeding fr.-m an excess I of conjugal or illicit pleasure, or from the more insidious, thoefk not less destructive, itidulgence of incautious youth of both ors in a certain pert/irk:us habit. Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders which are the consequence of this solitary vice, there are none more afflicting than that dlstressint state of debility and de fictency which prevents or embitters the matrimonial state ; tho unhappy suffiTer broods over his misfortune, ashamed to seek re' lief, until be is reduced to such a state of weakness as to model life oppressive. 'le such persons it must be a consoling refit** tion to know, that they may now, by a new infallible mode d treadr.ent, be restored to that greatest of all human blessings. O sump g; manly and vigorous constitution. Wall cases of debility, deficiency, from whatever came mishit as well Is in every species of venereal infection, Messrs. CIO* and Co. may be consulted by patients of either set with the greatest secrecy, and honour, at their house, No. 107, Hat tos Garden. Patients in the country, deacribing the particulus ef their complaints, by letter post paid, enclosing a Batik not.. I have the necessary medicine and advice sent to any part 'of tb • i kingdom. No. 107, Hatte , iflat dl• LONDON Printed and Published by LEVEL KEZ , i'i terbury Place, Lambeth, a, the 11Taa-Oriv.'i So. 1, `0" -1 Stria. PUbillinti an at the ST A1..011 F let, Ten!! ' !kg" I ■