Star. — London, England, 1803-07-28 00:00:00

ij r i! 1 ; I INVOCATICti TO THE MARTIAL SPIRIT OF BRITAIN. Britext ! .S. of Albion, rife! Firmly face the (btu Fee; V eng...wce earning in your Eyes. Lay the proud broader Io ! Yoe your detreft Intereits light! For your Virtue—Freedont—Laws;— For your valiant Nation's right ;.—• For your Soy'rcio's--Country's Cade! Feb-, (cite the mifile Lance, \Vireo and Children to defend ; On the hoftilc Saw of France Let yuur Prowcfs fierce defend! 3roartri I hear the glorious tall— Wield with might the eonqu'ring fvrord Charge the 111olltet--Bre the Ball-- Virtuous Sitters aid afford! 1t...0r0 of thia fi re-born foil! Fiore your anckm valour true; Bravo is arsou ! renew your toil, Moire the boofityg Thresexer rue! Foxalo) ! forma by Heren to mavr, Now heroic deeds infpire; Join the pow'rful charms of loccewi. Stimulate th' avenging Ire! Britotso bold! united rife, Firmly face the Gallic Fee; Fury flaming in your eyes, Lay the balky *roust bw ! Seaton, July 19, fiCj. IL D. BRIGH7XIIr, JULY 25. Yeller day the camp proved fo attraitive, that up. wards of a thoufand fpeetators were affembled on the parade in the evening, among whom were Tome of the handfomdi women that eier graced this place. A party of failors, hiaded by a Lieutenant, landed here on Saturday, for the_purpafe of impreffing men. Among others, a party of mendicant bfinftrels, who were endeavouring to amufe the company on the Pa. rade, were prefently accoaed, who feeling the int . - polLbility of efcaping, in ilantly (truck up the national air of Cow cheer ep wy lack, Is easy we flees," and with becoming fpirit aeeompanied them to the boat. The boat was no fooner afloat, than they al • tered the tune to Rude Briteentia, and as they ran along. fide the (chooser, God foot the Kw was dillinOly beard by the fpsitators on the CHM, mired with load and repeated hussies from the yard, to welcome the arrival of fuch harmonious companions. M:tny of the Suffer and South Gloucefter Militia, en Saturday, and this morning, who have ferved as failors on former occalions, voluntarily offered to re. Or their military accoutrements for a blue jacket ind boarding pike.--An order arrived here on Friday for the South Hants Militia to hold themfelves in readinefs to encamp at a moment's notice. It is ex- Pelted that they will leave the town in a few days.— Lord STANHOPE and Capt. PALMER'S troops, from Chichefter and Arundel, marched into the Birracks this morning, Oen the whole of that excellently difciplined regiment, the loth Light Dragoons, at prefent remain, and where they will probably conti nue daring the whole of thefummer. Laft night fome villains entered the bottle of Mr. Cowan, jeweller and goldfmith, of Caltle-fquare, and Role thereout jewels, watches, &c. to the amount of upwards of vol. C0X11E.4711 CAMP, yuLr 26. General Sir DA•ID DUND•S arrived here yeflerday morning from Chatham ; he entered the field at ten o'clock on the right of the line, accompanied by Co lonels Campeau. and Gr ewe, the Attaant-Adju iant and Q2arter-Mager Generals. The troops were drawn out in marching order to receive him, under the command of Major-General Timer:roe. On coming in front of the EaR Middlefex Regiment, commanded by Colonel Wools, the Band (truck up and the Regiment prefented arms. Having infped ed it from right to left, he proceeded to the Well *sinner Regiment, commanded by Cot CLITIIEROV, and then to the Weft Middlefex and Derbythire Re giments, coMmanded by Colonel Bait us and Major Hearucors, where he was received with the (ante formalities. The General then took poll on the right, when the whole line marched by, firft at open and then at dole order. liavingthen reamed th2ir original potation, Major-GeneraPfuouterew gate the' word for a genera (elute, and the whole line pre fented arms, after which . .hey marched-off to their refpedive tents. The General was highly pleafed with the Readinefs and foldier-like appearance of the men. The finenefs of the weather attracted a crowd c r falhionable fpedators from the furroonding coun try. Among the molt dilhnpifhed wr noticed Lady Caltot.sat Wono, and the Hon. Mrs. Atcoca. The detachment of the Eaft Middlefex at Sheerriefs have been telieved by a detachment of the Weßminiter and Weft Middlefea regiments, and marched in here on Tuefday. The Derbylhire Rruck their tents this day, and marched for Chatham, to be encamped on the lines near that town, where the Brigade of Guards, now quartered there, are alto to pitch their tents.— Colonel Gosa's Eattalion of Referee was eapeaed at Chatham yeßerday to occupy the Barracks. A large party of the Supplementary Wet Kent Militia marched on Friday front Maidffone to join the Old Regiment ar Alhford. The Berkfhire are encamped new Afhford, and the EaR and Well Kent, and IR ar ad surrey Regiments will take the field there in $ f:w dais. The Warwick Regiment, now quer. tared at Greenwich, under the command of Colonel Cairn have received orders to hold themfekes iu r a di ne i to take the field ; we expect them here.— We are informed, that Field Marflsal his Royal Highnefs the Doke Ones, as Commander in Chief, intends infpeaing the troops in the . Southern Digfrid. Friday be porpofes feting the troops at Cox. heath and Chatham ; on Saturday he infpeas the poops at Milford, and thofe at prefent Rationed in c a zrbary on Barham Downs, from whence di w Walmir Cale, and siterwaedaeosuisuss ro. e :„ :wad the cod, AiV2F.S. Hertrw+en.TUlSDAY, JULY 26.—Lord ELIA/130- r 1t0W.114 fa again today, and tried three Special Jury Caufes, neither of which were of intereft to the gene. ral reader. CIJRZON v. LOMAX. This was an aftion of trefpals for cutting trees, and the queftion was, Whether the place where they 'were cut down w,as within the bounds of a certain manor ? The Plaintiff, who claimed under Lord Howe, gave in evidence a number of alts of owner fhip on the foil in queltion, which was rebutted by the Defendant, only by Chewing, that the inhabitants of another manor had been ufed to turn in on the fame ground. Lord ELLE mono H held, that this was no anfwcr to the cafe, for the one party had ezercikd a right in the foil, and the other had not (hewn any aft of trwiti. erfhip whatever. Verdict for the Plaintiff-i-DarnsgpA ten pounds, the value of the trees. . ATICIWN b. $lOl/. This was an :tenon for . fhootlngrhe Plaintiff's dog. Mr. GARROW fisted, that the Plaintiff in this cale was a Gentleman refiding in London, , anchsttialiffed for field (ports. The dog which had been killed Ayas a very valuable t animal, and worth twenty guineas., a: It had been feat to artnet of the name of Acres, living near Broxbourne, in this county, and' one the teith of April lad, the artinastilitv.z soft* etit With him to a place called White...l34oc W ood s , the man was loading his cart, the p ere n an t who was gamekeeper to Mr. Jacob reanciner, fhot the animal while he was quelling' about the fields. In an(wer to this case. it was pleaded, dra, the ger.eral due ; next, that Mr. Bnfansp.tet wagpeffeireslof a riew of free warren in the manor Or lkosbqgnol, and th.4l the Defendant , as his fervint,lhot the dog whiCharaal chafing the game. He denied• that the' dAg wag at ail chafiitig thegame, it would quell (be. hunt) after a black bird, and it was a moll 14 rtatnred . aia. did not mean to blame Mr. Bpfanquet, who defended tiw glion; but hi . .. fervant wheritid done the' deed ; for he was flirt that Mr. B. only defended it, becaufe he thought his feevant was entitled ao protection, un til his ill cnnduEt was legally proved. Acres, the farmer, raid he had the tare of the dog . from Mr. Atkinfon, and tiled his being fhot Tiq Kent, in the manner as Mr. Garrnw had related." • Mr. Serjeant SHEPPAR',,. for the Defencknt,ob ferired, that by the pleadings it was admitted the dog was chafing the game, and therefore the only thins for them to do was to.prore the right of free warren is Mr. Bofanquet. To prove this they produced a charter of Henry VIII. by which the Manor of Brosbourne and right of free warren was given to Sir Child, having, been lately pert of the poll (fine.; of the Snighte, Templars. The Manor afterward.; went tq •tha Lords Mounfey, and the right of free warms, ways again confirmed by charter of Charles 11. From the, latter Mr. Bofanquet derived his title by purcltt~(e. Mr. GARROW defirtd the Learned Serjsant to con fider for a moment whether be could fupport his cafe., and Rated to him an objeaion to Mr. B.'s title of free warren. He did it becaufe he did not with Mr. B. to have a verditt againti him, which would be a bar to his title hereafter, in much more important matter. The objedion was this--that Mr. Bofan quet could thew the deeds conveying the Mayer of Broxbourne to him, yet the right of free warren would not pals under the word apfortenances, but rittiß' be granted fpecificaUy and by name, which he ap prehended was not done. Lord Eeesitsoloticit was of the fame o*ied ; and fai. l , although it (hould appear by the deeds that' the Lords Mounfey had granted the Manor, jet tUC the free warren was a royal franehife wit ligneS, they had referred that to themfelves. • After a little confederation it was agreed that juror fhould be withdrawn, the Defendant undertak ing to pay the eons, and five guineas for died* /TRUTT V. BOVINGTON: This was an 'talon for 'diverting the water from the Plaintiff's ancient mill at Rickmanfworth, in this county. The Defendant, who was a farmer, infilled that he had a right to let out the water to irrigate his meadows. A great number of old perfects were called as witneffes, who proved that the mill was an ancient mill, and that formerly the farmers only tired the water for the meadows when there was a furplus, or on a Sunday, when the mill did not work. It Was . alio in evidence, that the father of the Plaintiff once brought a fimilar anion, and recovered damages for the like condo& Verdi& for the Plaintiff, with nominal damages, the Defendant undertaking to block up the flood gates complained of, and to repair the banks. The expeded Writ of Enquiry to saes damages in a cafe ot•feduainn, was made up at the moment the parties (who are farmers in the country) were going into Court ; the Defendant eonfenting to give the young girl ht had betrayed a hawked joaodi to get her a hufband more loving and lefs inetaitinent than , hionfelf.—The Mires finilhed this afternoon,and the Judges left the town. Tuefday, about ten o'clock, the Captain of a fo reign merchant reed, while Rooping to affift a porter whom he had employed to carry his trunk, had his pocket picied in St. Paul's Church Yard, of a nnm• ber of bank notes, and all his (hip's paper by a villain who pretended to affill in railing the trunk. He ef caped through Chapter-houfe-court before the Cap tain perceived his loft. On Monday night a cry of murder was beard from se houfe in Qneen Anne-flreet, Eah. On the watch , man getting us, befound the fervent woman lying on the ground in the kitchen, with the finews of her arms cut *eras, and a foldier's cap lying betide her. She Paid, a foldier, who had jult made his efcapc the back way, had wounded her ; he was followed, and overtaken ; and on being brought to Marlborough. fireet on Tuefday, gave the following account of himfelf : That bis name was Hatch, a private in the Cold ream regiment I that he had been out atked in church, and the day appointed for the celebration of I his nuptials with the woman who wainow wounded ; that when be called upon her to go to church ! the Eeid..“ Ike would not marry him.P Stung to mad. nets with the difappointment, he took a knife width lay on the dreffer, and habbcd himfelf in leveret parts of the body, and was going m cut his throat, whets the woman, in endcavoitrun to wreft the knife ftone him, met with the wound. He teemed to Mee no concern about his fate, and was ordered by the Ma gifkate 10 bs taken oare.of. BIRTHS. Saturday, tka I.ady of Sh Joint Gordon, Fart. of a daughter. At Lambeth Terrace.tho the Lady of Colonel Delholte , of a fon. iOn Ste Isth nit. the Lady of Major Brooke, of the 3d dragoon guards, of a foe. At the Dean of Sf Penick's, Sword:, the Lady of the Rev. Thos. K.lngibuty, of a fon. in Harcourt *sect, Dublin, the Lady of Wnt. Ridgeway, Efq. ? of a fon. . • Saturday UR, at Teat Pirk, Mn.. Wigfion of a daughter. Thurfday hit, the Lady of Sir Edward knatchbull, Eart. of a daughter, ar his hook to ttortmanArcts Same day, the wife of Wm. i Becket, Efl. Broad-It:yet, Soho, of a fon. INFALLIBLE GERMAN COP N-PLA/STER: THE PROPRIETOR of this molt excgllent REMEDY is fo certain of its Efficacy having never failed. • in a variety of Cafes, agreri, if it does not eradicate the Corns, rout and branch, TO ILETORPI TIE MONET. It will, on asppppfcatton, takedifthe Inflammation in a few hairs, and dritroy efe tually the Malignity without the teat hazard. Printed Directions fealed up with it. This it the czlebrated PLAISTER that gained fo much repu tation in Germany, and has been fold id London upwards of Mg Yeast, with the grate* reputitioni • &hi Whalrfalt and Retail by 7'. Azedl, No. 1, Peed-izat. seer the Royal Exchange; and alfo by Mr. Day, Navy, TavUbwila. litreet ; Mt. Wilton. No. 39. St.ameevareet; W. • Swyaer, 2 40 - xli PIII-Mall ; Mr. Ward, No. 324, Ifolberna giadJebeek . itAtl Cd. Nh. tso, Otford-Rreel. Ott*** by Bulgin and Shegisard t and Bonnen, ptonla„: thp, Hazards lanolikffier, gad Rofooarf, petlinlea - Edinburgh, by Baxter, South bridgt. Partin and Gorport, Mr,Hardlog's• , • "Liverpiatil, by Mr. Gore, print er,and Mc. or; Poitimeatb, Mr. Wheel, " '" .• • ly on Friday snorting, in Otehael-ftrect, the'Lady of Henry Michael Goold, Efq. of a fon and heir. At Angler's-Lodge, the Lady of Wm. Bodehler, of Itlieunstae, county Limerick, Efq of a daughter. • • • • • In Limmick, the Lady of Frederick Lloyd, Efq. Of a dorlafer-_, , MARRIED. . Tlttufday, at St. George's, Hanover-I'quart; Mt. Burgoyne, of Doke.Arect, Gspikap9effispo,, to Nirs,Panost,, of gtickeaarcit, St Miry - la-B~pt~e • . Lk-amain-0door! 'Ottiobge; of ate 5g itegttrietrt Of Folk, to Miagharlotte Walftley u fttob i b dvgiste,r of bit Wen.. Wacky, plait. of Woreley-liall, Ststfordplire. abostabi. at St. PAhltylis f lobribetb, fierier Stiige; Pfq: to Mils lAttrldl. of the fonbeges, . - 06 %Imlay f3if.:3l7i. rottaistl, Pfq. of )4areAptoybk, to MIS , Xeroplter, of antics. rut kbeurnatifm, Numbnth, Grar, &We* or glyang i Pain', general Debility apd amill of dicSyftetn. SPRAISS, Ate. JXPERIENCE has proved t e mild flimulating powers of WHITEHEAD . * ESSENCE.. at MUSTARD. Pills and Fluid, the tnoft . effedutl •remedy ever made known to the world) luninrfneetvied in a( o f en, nigillOGlNlldik, _ _ On the god of gay, tootiTaWil i tiertafiet• ON Wiins: In Pod 4tbrOfiat4pui, aftW• only twelve ilinefp, Soloilmoo Fett le, Efq.. Otantander of thornily, andlenlee Captain 'of the • kustitto on that Bethel, aged SS Year& . calmed Ferris war she Ofteet who fo atobly defended the Hannibal, of ye guns t iti Ste James Saumates'a memorable 'aloft With the lrlimeli Nadeau, In Algelpit Bay, tin the 6th of July, 1801. .... .., • ~. / 1 . ) , 6,t •• • • , On the tath intl. at' Ms honfe4n pun-coort,Parthill, Anthony Mania, E(q. Cotafal-Oenenal;laill Agent o?ltti EiWitan itsipula• - ilic, in eonfequence of the ru Ar i a biewi irdra do dothinia • On the tsth inttan - , Mr+. ;xi:IT, oleptiette, IdsoA:fr. ?George Durant, of Flpital•fq , .. "Iburftlay rowing. Wil.• ;111$4 at4,Woptipplttoet. Air. jigs beak Eft tfiteen,.surrey. On &today Its, the Hen. Mra. Yates, valfeofidiffiliMilVlNh. and fitter to Lord St. Iglus. • • • • • •'•!.: • i ...f . • , ..1 At Edinburgh, Mici Buchan, St, Jartutet-fgaar. i On the aoth Mt of :, Iftellne in the tfeb yin. of hitigcall i Fitts Licu l arky, emboli dateghEeef °flamed Lleilgitray, . kF4N►OUr: 14%8 an tar:gift:* , • L .. ... 16 -, •••t.... j.. .c ttVii.rf.. C%.LL:i oaeNiiiiboiter e...ig/ '`ITI L -1. 5 s • ' , &h /4 1 1 1. ' Wr t .. . a gaelliegily MED Iliik* Jaw. ticidi,7 UP iiid.l leiMeatfttr i4 M i Of AC T,loa Ci rfe g a n 1 11:14 i lli him s t i a mos atria 3itaibt. i Yo f it trre gi tediTit 4l at te attltt r idle at: DC4 i• 4 . .114.44 , !pi ' Ve t 4 . P. s .l.ll. 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Half Ping, M. pt DM, Waded. ... -• 'EOF Note."—A 06veranient Stamp le galled no ads R aab, Mr% this mar and eon of abode if the rrorbehre. *lb. " sob& Soacellor. 14 , r. memd Asarabs. ea ointoterfelt which la Fibarri mid I thal D s me...Maddre tre Oftratim • _ JTO LADIES OENTLIMEN. • Dr. SOLOMON has at length yleb o ilad lic i d c i eg folleitadem * a we sere tee 04 and /no sew hie AMMER GENT LWIIO fm. pdafte afe, a restos Of year; has bees the wondef sadafterieration of Ms prftralegeftenta! h p the molt eleg•nt, hapset. and, fife, bid wabaibi" 1 -"lrlig br Waft, lac se,ebertie and other Empties. es. thaFme sod SW. It gently retiree the Shia to i dopes ir Mem& adporky ho med tbe poem of driforlbeles. Ladles par Olt Ostia eistiors WHEN Prof - Anna! Men of education and 1 e the Mb tair, delicate, anb-reostas every Mad et Rain, an, Few Meadiftity deviate from the general ryftem by the Medico Mon, and ale duds frachlas wed* r kw Illashoo IMO. • of a peculiar Branch, the Welke of Ism continued herd} is the generally produce; ia Soo. It 1111 the oaf mime* 4 ,..Lady tag illb belt erltnion of fuperlority. at h er ted. with eak amitaladart. or • cuerlealea nee moods Teo yam have I devoted my predict to the esclubee transom to when &ivied Is heatfori a iftiallftili ~ashes by NIT allillftf*" of THREE DISORDERS, and the fueeefifoi rdult of my plan dif•afe no the foes. gime me additional ardour to opy.de as far as lam ahk the ra This Abatiest_ __,Neer be-r.---"` a l a n.w540•1 tb deelfod feuro sow milak umi bn ima sait age br . traps of thofe complaints which arc the molt important i n thetas. a I "" " vi ols re!our 061.1••• Logue of human lohneildes. After initiation Into every branch aa mArmy Surgeon, I prate . L4W e Wd ouf ki t: WPWik hort dearge wii " awl begatelle w as kWi r of tr alikli Slitn. It tki re l : formed a with at as mug poled of PraCtiee to Mese individuals „ mom odity . „ l i ma r a n a y - m a w a g ;d a d a a d gb aiok • from the iporanec of useducated Men,, or the equally Jammu Thu m spins,, Raaigfe. Swank. areadiancla d pecipitatiey at poen! Pradauloocrs. the Note, cutlet, te.-bum. Tan or hackles, Scurf , ..denary The THREE DISORDERS, to the cure of which I have devoted rpecies of emplane webs Faeroe of the lamas. Map my attottion, comprise every (pecks of VENEREAL INFEC- It Is mom Eery to imamerato the ealloatoses eefid== 'fiON. whether or • emerge er long .Ag binds enallltotesa of every pales, heolledgally egmettfteg . of DEBILITY, whether =deg ban she habits of to from rhe *Meth at del gib, earl = kW ar s lZZ ' the Indulgence of mature age, and bftly that a ( aha then getages sod pares from the T l Vra IMlAsoil Whig , fyitentin Women whichlscalled lIALRENdEat =ILI mt. 4 "I "Irk" "'wan aid mime, the Mt:enemas difeafes are the refult of ignorance or bane to the tgitrae caw t d . are laar gi r_ ba t a irr ei r rb bi t b ou tb db a mow of treatment of a fkrenk fleinorrbra, and It not unfrevently Myron math ce .'" V a :;;; 11 " met h oi yhd diva* asSarehm th a t the feeds of 1-ire are peefonol by the bolikemitia dm sapord- ar d en i a d aa or fugo coy 0 0 , aaaa g o ye. a nd homy is taw du yip 'ad hour. By a fuperior method loch comp/anus are only mod, ► h um id aeo g ois h y h a " mam a ya pra i hy 11 gl .abd eve., where others have failed, I trait that I may profane to him mote dy a d s * h hanadins emppdy rowaiiitoorlion. th e &Mir. ' dm a radical .theitabilihmen. of abliredime make that, mohair., sod meal war Idiri Peofiers' ' Few, however, art the cores of emoglkated dearth he the dd. Radoefs. Ombandes. er Naar aelegleollf Infilim• order, compared with the Matt/tom amnions of Men, who from It Is by no comae Dr. 8411 . 0111011.6 alliatial e r Lear g e di' Ale I :„indidee gen Is a SOLITARY VI CE, or the prevalent Gaieties of flifelminee Pvberbed foe lirdlOrn o ". el le l a r dii" ells! ta raihiallihk Life, acquire that item of Debility which la the may cowry ere ( maga mull their homey ; mails Mst the isameoh/ahle confrquence (gluts window Whim Monied! Nictitation from = of Mob rack Wail. lint Whyte iodeme4 hem to (shout his for pelt faker sae gay ae Whyteth "Dhapry ruirenv breath ova " 16" mire "' bas( " l ag / a Leeks. to be Med whit* eghtueseeerie etch. A thl ceoceab Ms misfortunes tt may be fume confolmion for him to but an a u ln a s , in A A i , red. pada by of tnewrekmi although ii be as ablea of doigit or wboriint! w ith *num are as as they are igenemomeaftes agelefeedsve Miser Prafritioons, the removal of tie DEFICIENCIES by the • t b e y et although t h ey buy b e p o wder e d co me women of a MS. gradual gropers of ressostanno Pe the ariguiranieve of an/experience, tint. meal be la before the gulag ; our will soy ode we Mac If the etas of Leda' or Venus have bogus to imbue, manly vi. however wanderosts in its sumer or coshed thothanelbee, ems gout, muds antiety wig be prevented by an early counteradice of be pulafria. The Atonement scaly fall( of lamb with theta Ws lagged Rate, sad In there cafes so great Miheolties wit occur. mho gilhal t a heir obi, sod as its peke °alimony dame not no But where this &barmy baa far ymrsmeilted, a pew rep. -pinta IMMOIWIMII Is freight (Cr by the Progrietee„fo alto may the freelance is inditennhiy requlrge to revive the iiiothericei (parka 'Palk be timylootft that ombrog but _a errant, 01 " IMcedar of Life. sod to reanimate the Coahuila.. told Won Dr. Sottisen to bout Ms good opinnal be or rants, le /relenting w rot with by ell them with the Abner. mARRIFD WOMEN, who h a m ha g l oan e in appo i nte d I n , ha _ , ..„,,,_ which an o i l ,„. doubt rusie s e s s io c by emealag* their mediations of a Fmailly, may he e ther in mot be ,•'"?'"`"""" Ranee* ki th &data its aorable by Miami ed. ,at toe Itald et hip Womineare. ISO i; ee s aos MIMI seen The SECRECY whielalabselfwetialto my oadertaking, and the till IM j. b 4 loom so. s I awil Cliff ma Qgallamdeqs which I ligTf ay au% remise base of Va. 4Aarsh.y+rd, Leaded; , ter, tiallmad, sad 'My pretcalions t and hp -m with hick this imitate/no ii loom , itibboblotbillhooAill..lllifgoiri pit hy slyly M& , ___ll ghee, dot Mr. DIME mbe emuced p4=7 . oe by item Nevins hi mmy ilioriat Town M OfiUtda. af% ""'" Ineiofin a Irma now) ea hila bede w No. eg, Atem. Stood, /tootle: oar Temple- bar. - _ . _. . . Them is an additional emnags lia-Vrionitrottmliubtn.,owd LONDON: Primed_ ellid_pobitthod by 4-iIVI4-llnarl% Cur Can' ,the Dope it co both the Cow Liellsbia) at the Stale Ors fro. Xo t. Corer( .. i M. ISIS , Mtkiper ol the Iggal Cs., gdge athencom. , ' sliugg lkfillie er at ddilhgrialftlealfteeraaOrtailftardiallbag ' ••• • "" • Loten„ hkriz. . r, •• • • •• • At Tottenham, Mire Kezia De Berdt, 4144 Alousktor of Ma' Dem& De Beidt, of that plzee. A Saturday morning; In Saikallleeltrtet. the odi . ?Si; Marks Mitchel/ _ UMW/A jams Didisy s PS* fetramslyin-Maridawt Di jonsiniti' . an,kiatelypepaq Agate for.traufporvig lii,, ._,,'7 ~ ....: ..'1 t '' Tuterues: - ,, IWILLTSHIRE isd CO. Mier fie*, TheiG, LT ir Poole% brrujeA bladed a Cargo of ilia ItvidrIVITLIDt for fate. Man 19.1 a OP 1/91WdElesiglit melt. leedesilmelkdremp' day in the higheit perfedion, and fent to anNiaill -wf Town or ' . Country. I FREEHOUiViIiA, _PAO, FARMS. lit& WU. , . 'TO ISt SOLO Ble AlUailsiN, Ily Mr: W PHILLIps, _ . 7 1 ' .As Garreway 4 s Callise-hoeff, Odrithill, Lerida°, on tnefday, stagnel tp• atom ii:Doek, la *me Lots, , . • • A sooa* Elegant FREEHOLD •MiLLAI 1 with (Of' elf ensintest wen-strenetastathilloddissebd fed offices of every t.lefajplibn; three dpoisie c3f.lbediso, «Rent Stabling for so Herres: Fartniard,lneW •• j al by Noble Doildings,lispe Bents welt enaltrigted; tat= Cow-lheds, Pis s igy, :kondtrphanis, i'lgennnwite, Demianwill. Risk-yard ; fpatious 'Ageism Garden.ls port walled isilabladnle , ly cropped and planted, Flower Garden, Mdon Grounds. y Lawn, and pleidure Orval& ; noble Sheet of *titer, well Its* with Fiih, Dow and Bnahlar Fiats* and War RitiWe 'tonna sad Geaddner.the oriole (cosi to a Park Wow es •Ames of Web nod rat& Land, within a ripwkocc. ag e t . alrfilli sai y .1 i n Slatibery, pristufety plsrired er the eh and *and Evergreens, Plants and f bribe, by* tons Gra Nirldh. abom one mils imisilgth, awd•icaosCawnweeteildes thro tirk POng anti lawarfßaAllii*if ' . ~ '.. .s• a ... A1 .. • The Prontiroke eminently ditglliod for limey sit 1 efisineng the funtidt of an ace easham pro4w - EtTa the furroanding anatomy, width are reek yawns, sad' meadinsly inwited by MIN deb iertiNty, and hesubeuswainty.lll" 4,, i 4de Kountry abounds With Game and Wands ad /kW Warst•sabs.l Grounds arc happily difpofed by and taDefully irAprand li Art; rorrieriststbm spray sad profitable. The VW, Masi pad Ost will& bile kis eredted 1 .Wiaill Two TPA. at Oa-rMinen of awry Tbesedurds, are pstel , l .cubrly fitlittantiel ; jothelenDy snaroped, and planned with awn than ufnal milord to ceetfort and imprenienee, sod in weerymfpots lilted and flatbed Is tee molt carmine and nallphtt Manner V 'filidt, 'Saida's!, (applied with hard arglialt Webs., _ .. Mfo, sear the bitnandmerain imeiddlommOnifi lb* OW Indidinp, and about Odle Ike Acme ail* Ana. mei Mind, lying tasdsll, and Ina foldb Rate of culdentism The Elate laMmted at St., Iteria,4tftlertteat Lentidn 39 miles; Windier ao; Salrefteke tai Henley tot Umber es and Reading. Stile mom dim two. vicinage it Mdbly nrc fpretablc, anti the /toads wawa ; Fox Hounds are hp tbe Neigbbootbsed ; Lod Tar is redeemed. May be viewed tay Timken, winek, with printed naoy be bad of Me- PIM* , 67, New Brid•ttreet it= Partkulan afro bad at the Cattle, WhaVer; Sus. Maineebandi Red I.loa, HAky • Star. OzreeJ ; Inn* Waning:aid: Pelican. Smenltito Lad • and of tbc Primps of the Raiding, SaljJbury, and gedn Pen; at Caraway's, Connell ; and at she York Hoed. lkidge4ress, 111.6140." -..-- --. ----,. and even-of forty pars Rancho& after saw Annaba* NW. and it ias iSfolately mead nsaNCIVIPons I t ' '• °9°l. Plaints, tlep all the rdefftc,ipec err before mad e o . 6 • ..' j am Said Effence• Is fo &pier i KlWatill g4 ..i e `le . - don , as gereltalty to octet =old asp t . ,4" V .: by few o Z a k iii ' : ~t A. • ver f:ol.: Whitebearra w4qlA( each Box by W ' . i street, • i and a on %Vie Witted, that it maybe ba4l of avert a g* V ellicr ill Ilasiiit:ViV:SateeVadi lx , ...4 .. AI if . i A l O l l 4 frAfrOrc.NatikhkillinktelhatW a tillilai 164 reatir/ 4 "o: l22 =Pdailiiiii oll42 M l6ll4llll / 1