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LONDN: 11MRKEirS. INSPECTOR'S RETURN AT UXBRIDGE, April 5. Wheat per load eel. Os. to 911. Os. Barley, per quarter 325. -d. to 456. -d. Oats 21s. -d. to 435. --d. Beans 40s. --.11. to 645. -d. Peas . 50s. -d. to 555. -d PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. ST. JANUS'S. WIIIILCIIAPEL. - 1 41. Os. to 01. 1424. Hay 51. ss. to 61. 16s 31. Os. to 31. 10s. Clover 61. les. to 71. 185 Straw el. 16s. to 31. 6s PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW IN SMITHFIELD. Meadow Hay 21. 105. to 61. 6,. Clover 71. Os to 71. 15s Ness ditto 01. 00s. to OL 60s Rollin. 31. 10s to 31. 151 _. _ flay Straw - - craw 21. 15s. to 51. Bs. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. RAGS. POCZETS. 51. Os. to 71. Os. 41. Os. to aOs Ke•lt 31. Os. to 61. O. Kent 1-usets • 31. loson 41. WS. StliaCt ShI1Tl!FlE1.1 1 MARKET, April 6. '1 o sip!: the Offal per stone of sib. Beef t.) Gs. Od. Veal Gs. 0.1. to 7s. Gd Mutton ss. 441 to Gs. Gd. Pork 51. 81. to 6s. Ild HEAD or CAT ILL THIS DAY. Beasts, about B.so—Sheep and Lambs, 2,500. Calve:, 130-4.l'igs, coo. NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKET. Pentane cf slb.by the carcase. Beef 4s. 01. to ss. C.d. Veal ss. 01. to 6s. 4.1 Mutton 44. Bd. to ss. 4d. Pork .5s- Rd. to Gs. 8d Lamb Skins, os. od. to os.od.—Sheep Skins, 45.6 d. to Gs. 6d. PRICE OF LEATHER IN LEADENHALL MARKET. Butts 21 b.. 1. 22.1 d. Calf Skttis 365. 40s Ditto 22'..1. 24d. Ditto) 348. 40c :.Icrcltants' Baas ::Id. 22d. Ditto 275. S3l Dri•scing Hid,. 191. 2:1 Stn?.!? Sees 3s. Od. 3s. 2d First. Co4.•!1 I!itles 20.1. 2ld. 1 arse ditto Mts. 150 s. C: I y Hides fur curt. 201. 2'2'.1. Tanned Ilerse tulles 191c1 22d Ditto 20d. 221. Gast Skins 60s. 70s RAW HIDES. Best Heifers and Steers (pe•r Ordinary 2s. 4d. to 2s. 6d. stone) :is. Od. to 33. 4d. Mtirket Calf tis. N. each. Middlings 2s. Bd. to 2s. 10d. English Horse 15s. to 165. Od _ PRICE OF TALLOW. Sr. James' 5 Market 4s (PA Town Tallow 77s Od Clare Market 4s bed Yellow Russia 74s Od Whitechapul Market 4s 44 White ditto 72s Oil pi: stone 01 . slb. ------ soap ditto 72s Od I :Ii 54 Melting Stuff 62; 00s Od Average 4s .sid Ditto rough • 42s GOs Od. Graves 123 oil Good Dregs IN ihl Yellow Soap, o3s—Mottle4, legs Ocl-Curil, 112 s. Od. Price of Candles, per dozen IN ed—Woulds,l3s 641. COAL MARKEF, April 6. - Ships sold • - Price 121 41 1 4. 4 01 to 575. Ott. 1 00s. 01. to 00s.. 0 • nos. od. 1 40s. od. to 00s. 0 4. THE COUP v. OF EXCHANGF.. Anisterdatsl, 33 5 2 U Palermo, f 25 Pence per in, 11 to at sight, 32 7 Leghorn, 61 . Rczterdsm, c. f.lO 3 2 U Genoa, 56) . 14.imburgh, 31 0 21 U Veni:c, n. C. 52 tilt. Piccole Alt•wa ' 31 1 24 U ineffective per t. ate'. P:ttls Iday'itla. 21 11 I.iv. Naples, 42 D;z•to, 2 11• , . 21 15 lisbon, 66 Ilmirdeaux, do 22 0 • Oporto, .6174 Madrid, 44 Effect. Dublin, t 4 Cadiz, 37 Effeci. Cod: ' 10 liilboa, 41 Effect. New Uoilars, ss. 61d. Rio Janeiro 11 Malta 53 Gibraltar 301. fihips at Market 1 Newcastle Coals 1 Stone Coal 1 Scotch Coal 2 o:viers MAR . ILD. WedneAlay, at llampton Court, the 800. George Cadogan, Captain In the !loyal Navy, and son of the late Earl of Calogars, to lionoria, fifth klanglver of the late Joseph Make, Esq. a Ard fry, in the county of Galway. DI ED. In the West Indies, of a decline, Mrs. Martin, wife of Samuel Martin, Esq. of Antioa, late of Poplar Loilye, near Egham. On the 2.tith alt. at her house, Upper Winipole-street, in the 79th year of her age, Lady CharlAte Wentwerth, the only stir s'sLer of the late Marquis of Rockingham, and aunt to the ptesetir Earl I itzv, At Moor , ield Otialfast,) on the 25th ult. Captain Conway lill- Yard, aged 46 years. Monday se'nnight, at I: xmouth, after a lingering illness, Lieut. Dram., el the Royal Navy. Mrs. Cobb, wife of T. Cobb, Esq. b esker, 7.entbard•street. Lately, Mr. Toiler, of Catslield, SIINFCX, in the 85th year of his age. Yew persons have (=celled th's venerable Gentleman; he was a devout and unfeigned Christian, and a most active and vigilant MaciArate, for a!‘ove 51) years. He l.ad not the •least austerity of manners, nor any care for the sopesfluous luxuries of life. His hand and heart were tiiw:lys open to the distress and necessities of others. lie gave away, during his lifetime, a consi derable estate for the mair.tenance of pool' and indigent blind per sens, and did several acts of the most enlarged charity. His loss will be severely felt by those who partook of his bounties, and by those who enjoyed the happiness of his society• Education and professional skill Idearours to dig over the most safe and I sg a few reignirsg Diseases, the success- I ice is the best proof of superiority. Surgeons, being regularly educated in •ofcssion (certificates of which from dif nonials from the most eminent Physi- Ice any inquirer), were induced to make !valent Diseases the object of their par-. le to confine their attention to the cure piently contracted in a moment of hie itants, whether recent, or of long dura roved plaff of treatment are speedily .and :y can affirm that they hlve been equally he System, when sieranged either by in :e in warns climates, or a secret destruo- Is votaries to a miserable state of debility. this ex usive branch of the profession has stir mode of treatment, even in deplora ;es, where the general practitioner has stient a restoration to sound and vigorous id Cer. may be consulted daily, by either and honour, personally, nr by. letter .-140. 13, Boxverie-street, Ult -t-street. RATED ANTIBILIOM PILLS. have long obtained a just cele :e practice of the Prerrietor, Mr. Dixon ; :heir great success in many obstinate Bi merous putients iliktinetiot, and others, f Bedford, 'Sir George Warren, Sir Gre /owagtir Lady Say and Sele, theViiicotin ie was persuaded to offer them to the ibation and senction of their name. erfi-ndwest, South Wales, Feb. ?A, 1803 seats his compliments to Mr Dixon I al tcquainted with him, would take it as a him four or five boxes of his Pill: soi:n . s. Lloyd, who has 11W.:7 used !!:t Medi very unwell ; far the trt..r sersiee they d, as well as Culotiel Bishop and all hi feels it his duty to re,otrimend the Pills -redly thinks if Mr. Dixon would appoint s /his county, it wiled , be a benefit to .0 tz.ii nnincompr.rablc remedy for restoring, fc,r curing ittli;estion, for preventing tsequilit disagreeable tnretations and then ', h. asitttal and temporary 'costiveness, sick .hurrs, iSivliiels is occasioned by. pregnancy, iobether arising from the attimony of caiperate diet, or drinking to excess. rctail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Clieapside, row, London; Baxter, Ed'.uborgli. and r tat gauntry Medicine Venders, in boxes necessities of others. He g: &rabic estate for the MalF.t sons, and did several acts of will be severely felt by thos those who enjoyed the Kapp WHEN Men of E use persevering end 'effactual method of treating ful result of their esperienc Messrs. GOSS and Co. every branch of their prof ferent hospitals, and testis clans, they have to convinet the treatment of a few prey ticular study, and continue of a Certain Disorder frcqu briety, as also its co! comitt don ; which by their impro effectually removed. They successful in renovating tin temperance, long residence tive habit which reduces its Many years experience in tl enabled them, by a superic ble and complicated cases faded, to ensure to the pati bealth.—Messrs. Goss and sex, with secrecy, delicacy containing a Bank note..--] DIXON'S CELEBR • THESE PILLS h brity in the private Apothecary, and from the lions Disorders, oer particularly the Duke of gory Page Turner, the Ds tess Buliteley, dee. &c. he public, under the approb:s • " Deal Castle, Haven " C.lptain Lloyd prose though net personally ac favour, if he would send 1 as he pc,-ibly can. Mrs. is ts.nv r re g nant,an, have been to Mrs. Lloyd. faloily, C Lptain Lloyd 1. whet ever he goes : he re some persons as venei t rs the The Pills are fatind to the torte of the stomacti, crudities, and their cons‘ lenoies. They prevent I bead-aches, and heart-b and a debilitated stomacl the redundant bile, bite; Sold wholesale and s corner of Paternoster.rt Glasgow, and retail by t at Ys. 9d. and Gs. cash. SALES Mr AUCTMN. Valuable LIVE and DEAD FARMING ST 114. csehold Furniture, Single-horse Chaise, and Cif Dron. By Messrs. HOGGART mid Plift.Li t. - On the Premises, Bilk-street, Bromley, on Ai - 1 12, at E le ven, by direction of the T HELIVE and DEAD VARMi 7: STUCK, Furniture, and Effects of the lat.! SOAN, At ceased, consisting of three rarrow-wheel Waggons, Ploughs, Harrows, Land-rollers,.Rlck Frames, a fine rack of Wheat, about Su quarters, four draught Hones, five milch rjews, Chaff-cutting machite i and other agricultural articles. The Fur niture comprises Bedsteads, Feather Reds and Bedding, Ward robes, Drawers, cellaret Sideboard, Chars, Pier-glasses, Kitchen requisites, Brewing utensils, ar.d effects. To be viewed one day previous to the Sale, and catalogues had on the premises; at the White Hart and Bell Inns, Broniley ; at the Auction Mart, opposite the Bank of England ; and of Messrs. Haggett and Phillips, 62, Broad -street, Royal Exchange. I.EASEHOLD GRASS and ARABLE FARM, Milk-street, Bromley, Kent. By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, On the Prtnuises, on Thursday, April 12, at Eleven, In three Lots, without reserve, I li DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD FARM; con sisting of 50 Acrea of prime rich Meadow, and a small quantity of Arable Land, within ten miler'of London, near Brom ley, Kent, with a comfortalale Farm-house, a Cottage Residence, Barn, Stabling, Orchards, Garden, and Premises ; held for seven years and a halt, at a low rent. Also 94 Acres of excellent Ara')le Land lying contiguous. To be viewed one day preceding the sale, and catalogues had on the premises; White Hart and Bell inns, Bromley ; at tlst Auction Mare, opposite the Bank of England ; and of Messrs. Hoggart and Philtips, 63, Broad-street. Liege= LEsimNcg,PLEASURBOGROUNDS, and TROUT STREAM, surrey. By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, . At the Auction Mart, opposite the Bank of England. To be LET for 14 years, to the highest Bidd er of an Annual , A VERY IMPORTANT ESTATE IN HOUSES, l!ent, on Wednesday, April 18, at Twelve, by order of the SITUATED in the HAY-MARKET, OXENDON-STREFT, Esecutors, JAMES-sTRELT, LITTLE WIND.VIII.I.-STREF.T, and rHE late RESIDENCE of GEORGE SitEruty,Esq. COVEN I'RY-S . IREKI'. L deceased, most delightfully situate io the centre of a rich By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, ; Paddock aed Pleasure grounds, of 20 acres, skirted by one of the At the Auction Mart, near the Bank of Eugland, on Toes:tar, (Meat Troth-streams In England, at Carshalton, within 11 miles April 17, at Twelve, in 18 Lots, f the metropolis. The house is in the most complete repair, Lot I.ACAPITA L and highly-improvable FREE- brick built , otemiform ele v at i o n, and contain. 13 Butt-chambers; HOLD ESTATE, comprising the web known and . with Dees:it - 1;1y apartments, lofty Dining and Drawing-rooms, Li old-frequented Tennis Court, in James-street, occupying a large brary, Billiard-room, and offices of every description; Stabling space or grouud, with the Family Dwelling Louse, ad- for eight hors. s, boxes for five hunters, and standing for three jaininp, and a space of Ground occupied by the Theintr, in the carriages, an t rnamental Entrance lodge, and Bailiff's Cottage, a Haymarket, in the occupation of Mr. Mut klow. spacious productive Kitchen-garden, enclosed by a lofty wall, and I.ot 2. 'the extensive Premises and Workshop of Mr. l'ra.n-ia, crocked with abundance of fruit-trees ; a Rookery, Wilderness,) cabinet-manufactory, adjoining, with the capacious hay barns Aid Islands, and Stew Fish-ponds, forming altogether ore of the most dry erllaring, to contain upwards of 400 pipes, in the oecepacion complete residences for a family of the first respectability, and of Mr. Wragg. within twenty n litotes ride of the meeting of three pack s of Lot 3. A Dwelling-house adjoining. hotindo. The tenant may have early possession, and be accom- Lot 4. A capacious and modern-fronted House, No. 7, Oxen- trodated with the elegant and appropriate furniture at a fair va don-street, in the oczopation of Weat'oerby, Esti. luatior. Lot 5. A Dwelling-house adjoining, with work-seop, roams, To be viewed, with Tickets only, ten days previous to the let and offices, in the occupation of Mr. Sitaw ;tad (.theta. ling, which, with Particulars, may be had of Messrs. lioggart Lot 6.. A Dwelling• house and Shop, *.i. 15 Coventry-street, I and. Phillips, 04 Broad-street ; particulars alio at the .Greyhound, in the tenure of' Mr. Klugh, taylor.—Lot George's Coffee- i Carshalton and Croydon ; and at the Mart. house and Dwelling, No. 16, adjoining. The Tenant may be accomraolatect with Forty Acres more Lot 8. A Dwelling-house, capacious Shop, and Warehouse, Land. No. 17, in the occupation of Mr. Miles, linen draper. Lot 9. A Dwelling-house and Shop, No. 18, in the occupation of Mr. Simonds, haberdasher. At 10. A Dwelling-house and Shop, No. 19, in the occupa tion of Mr. Hawley, watck-maker and jeweller. lot 11. A Dwelling-house and Shop, No. 20, adjoining, and the corner of Coventry-street, with a House contiguous, in Little Windmill-street, in the occupation of Edicins and Co. grocers. Lot 12. Two Houses in Windmill -street, adjoining, with the capactoutk a prentises, comprising the White Horse Livery Stables and Premises. : Lot 1:3. Two Dwelling-houses and Shops, adjoining, situate also Wintimill-street. Lot 14. Two DwelEn:-house and Shops in Windmill-street. Lot 15. Two Dwelling-houses opposite, consisting of a Public house and a Blacksmith's Shop.—Lot 16. A Dwelling-house in Queen-street, adjoining, let to Mr. Dick. Lot 17. A capital and very extensive Estate, consisting of a capacious Dwelling-house and front Shop, Warehouse, Auction,. and Exhibition Rooms, aud Prem;scs, No. ,in the Haymarket, let to Mr. Gibbons. Lot 18. An excellent Estate adjoining, comprising the substantial Dwelling-house and Shop, in the occupation of Mr. Hudson, che mist, with lofty ware rooms, laboratory, workshop, and premises. The w:sole Estate is considerably underlet, at rents amounting to only r 1 ::m0 per annum —To be viewed with leave of the tenants, and further Particulars had ten days preceding the Sale, of Messrs. G. and J. Robinson, Solicitors, Stratton-street, Pic cadilly ; at the Auction Mart ; and of Hoggart and Phillips, No. 62, Broad-street. FIVE-PAN SUGAR HOUSE, UPPER THAMES-STREET. • By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLI.'S, At the Auction Mart, opposite the Bank of England, on Satur day, April 21, at twelve, unless an acceptable effzr is in the mean time made by Private Contract, AN extensive :Ind valuable LEASEHOLD ESTATE; consisting of an excellent Five-pan Sugar- House, with the spacious working-floors for the goods,extensive warehouse, mill-house, counting-house, for .marls house, and pre mises, adjoining Joiner's Hall, .extending 139 feet in depth, and conumulicating with Dow3ate Wharf, with a freehold plot of ground adjoining; the house works remarkably well, and to treat advantage, the situation is very desirable for supplying the trade in the City, and at the West End of the Town. The possession of the►e premises will afford a capital opportunity for any person who may wish to embark in this highly respectable and flourish ; ing branch of business; and the house having the necessary utett ! ails, whielt are to be valued, is ready to begin wc , rlc. To be viewed; and particulars bad, ten days previnus is the sale, at the Auction Mart ; and of Metirs.lluggart and Phillips, 6 0 Broad -street, Royal Exchange. TO MERCHANTS AND WI-101.EsA I .E TRADVP.,:. EXTENSIVE PREMISES AND. DW El.l ANG-HOUSE, Bartholomew Close, West Smithfield. By Messrs. HOGGART and PHII.I APS, At the Auction Mart, near the Bank of Enghsnd, on Wednesday, May 2, at twelve, by order of the Assignees, THE valuable LEASE of the extensive and nub stantlally-ereeted Premises in the occupation of Messrs. Slade and Son, Oil Merchants; comprising a stack of warehouses, containing four floors, with crane-doors and cellaring, twn caen ting-howes, a large yard and cartway to the some, coach-house and stabling for five horses. The prendses art in excellent repair, in a centrical desirable situ ation, and well arranged for conducting a busines , cif magnitude,ex tending about 90 feet in depth; with a commodious dwelling.hottse adj.ining, contain!ng four rooms on a Roar, aaiiptquisite offices, held for about 17 years. at a very low rent. To be viewed ; and particulars had ten iftyi preci 4 ding the sale, of Mr. Tikon, !Solicitor. Chatham Place, New Bridge-street ; at the Auction Mart; and of Messrs. Hunan and Phillips, tit, Ilroad-street. FREEHOLD RESIDENCE aad FORTY ACRES of LAND, in a king Fence, with all the GROWING TIMLER, situate on the Brighton-road ; with early possession. By Messrs. HOGGART and PHII.LIP3, At the Auction Mart, cpkosite the Bank of England, on Wed nesday, April t 6, at Twelve, in One I.ot, AVERY IMPROVABLE iREEHOLD PRO PERTY, situate at Hone-hill, about 24 miles from Lon don, on eie Brighton-road, in the county of Surrey; comprising a new Brick-built Dwelling-house, containing numerous Roomi, with a Lawn in front, productive Garden, sundry inclosures of rich Arable, Pasture, and Wood Land, containing about Forty Acres, with Barns, Stabling, Out-buildings, Farm-yard, &c. late in the occupation of Mr. Jackson Mortimer. To be viewed with 'Pickets, and Particulars bad, ten days pre vious to the Sale, of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, No. 62, Bread-street, Royal Exchange; also of Mr. Birch, Solicitor, Crown-Office-row, Temple ; at the White Hart, Reigate ; Cock, Sutton; and at the Auction Mart. - - ELEGANT FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, OFFICES, AND TWENTY ACRES of RICH LAND, SURREY. By Messrs. HOGGART and PHLLIPS, At the Auction Mart, opposite the Bank of England, on Wed nesday, April 18, at Twelve, in Lots, (unless an acceptable offer is in the mean time made by Private Contract), A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, Land A. 'lax redeemed ; consisting of a spacious Family Mansion, late the residence of the Wen lion. Lord Viscount Nelson, de ceased; delightfully situate at Merton, only seven miles from London, in the county of Surrey ; containing numerous Rooms of good proportions ; elegant dining, drawing and morning Rooms, Library, spacious Veranda, opening on a beautiful Lawn, and Shrubberies ; numerous Offices, capital Cellaring, Pleasure and Kitchen Gardens, and a quantity of . rich Land, lying compact, and in excellent cultivation, containing together t2O Acres, on the road to Wimbledon and Epsom, in a delightful situation, and en closed with park railing. The House is fit for the immediate reception of a family of dis tinction, who may be accommodated with the elegant appropriate furniture, at a fair valuation, and immediate posses ion ; and the option of taking at a rent 19 Acres of rich Arable Land. To be viewe.l. with Tickets only, by applying to Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, No. 6% Broad -street, Royal Exchange ; of whom Particulars may be had ten days preceding the Sale ; also at the Auction Mart. TO LEATI-lER-DRESSERS, WAREHOUSE-KEEPERS, &c. EXTENSIVE PREMISES, Near the Water Side, liorsclydown, with immediate possession ; r.nd an improved Rent of £3O per an. liming out of five houses. By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, At the Auction Mart, near the Bank of England, on Wednesday. April Is, at twelve, by order of the Esecutors of G. Shepley, Esq. deceased ; in One Lot, Avaluable and very improveable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, most desirably situated, convenient for the water side, at liorselydown ; comprising capital well built stacks of warehouses, of four and five floors, strongly timbered, with capacious oil vaults and cellarlng, fellmonger's yard, drying-rooms, 1 and premises, with every facility for conducting a business of the first conse q uence, large paved yard, stabling, and oat - buildings, two counting-Isom:a, and rooms for the accommodation of a chief • clerk. Also, an improved rent of £3O per annum (with a ralu aMe reversionary interest attached), issuing out of the Three 'runs public house and four dwelling-houses adjoining. The Estate lies compact, commanding a frontage of 140 feet In Back street, with a depth of . 100 fees, and is held upon lease for LO years, at only £5O per annum. May be viewed 15 days prior to the sale ; and particulars bad on the premises, at the Mart, and of Messrs. Holigart and Phil lips, Ohl Broaiktreet. Valuable Freehold GRASS FARM, OZIER GROUND, Fifty two Cow Farrel :li, rarm-iume Ornee, and Coltagte,at LAU:- HAM .• By Messrs. Ilooc:ArsT and PHILLIPS, At the Auction Mart, on Friday, May 4, at 22, by cider of the Executors of the Lite Edmund Tattershalli y. m . dereased, ASingularly desirable and valuable 1 7 ft EE HOLD ESTATE, Tythe-free, situate at Lalehana, three miles from Staines, eight miles front Hounslow, and 17 front London, In the county .of Middlesex ; consisting of two hundred and sixty-nine acres of fertile meadow land, in the highest slate of cultivation, and in a ring fence; bounded by the line road lead ing from Ashford Bridge to Laleham, ornatisented.witla thriving plantations, which form a belt t+ the property, intersected by a beautiful strealn of water, well stored with fish ; the Estate abounds with game of all sorts, .and lmmediately adjoins the park and grounds at Littleton, with a compact farm, cottages, and offices, pleasure- ,, r, ounds; productive ;,amens, and orchards, capital barvs, stabling for 19 horses, cow-bourse, lodges and stalls for 40 bul locks, waggon-lodges, &c. entirely new-built at a great expence ; also a neat Cottage and garden, at Aitiford Bridge; the Ferry house and garden, at I.aleham Burway, with au Ozier Ground and 29 acres of rich land adjoining, and fifty-two Cow Farrens ; the Estate is in bawd (excerpting u 9 acres and the Cottage), and 1 immediate possession will be given ; from an actual survey the present eviinated value Is fairly taken at Xt,SCO, per annum.. i 'f nt Estate may be viewed by applying to the Bailiff, Dickinsoc, and particulars had 15 days prior to the Sale at the Auction Mart; at the Bush, Staines; Castle, Windsor; Griffin, King ston ; Charlton's, at Hounslow.; Black Dot, Bedfatit ; Wind tmill, Salt-bill; and of Messts. Hoggart and Phillip', No. 69, Broad-street. VALUABLE FREF.HOLD RESIDENCE and LAND, Betwcen Streatham and Croy doll, Snrrey. By Messrs. IHOGGART and PM/LLIPS, • _ _ _ At the Auction Mart, opposite the Bank of Ettgland„on Wednes day, May the 9th, at 12 o'clock, unless an acceptable oiler is in the mean time made by Private Contract. _ _ A CAPITAL FREEHOLD MANSION, with thirty eight acres of rich arable land adjoining ; the whole land tax and tythe free. Delightfully situated, eight miles from the Royal Exchange, at Thornton Heath, near Norbury, on the road to Croydon. The Mansion is detached from the High-road on an emineme, forming a handsome elevation, built with Suffolk brick, which combines all the advantages of stone ; the rooms are numerous, lofty, and of good proportions ; the principal apart ments with mahogany doors, the o®: es are well arrar.ged, dry, airy, and convenient; with double coach-bousis, stabling for. 6 horse!, lofts and rooms, capital kitchen garden folly cropped and planted, enclosed by a lofty wall, and well supplied with excel lent water. • . • The Purchaser will be aeconinaoda 4 ed with early romssiou. To be viewed with "licktts, and particulars had IC days re ceding the SAle, of Alesins ;rd Phiiiips, No 6 0 2, litua stre.zt ; particulars also at. the Greyhound, Graydon ; anti at the Auction Aiart. SALES f AUCTION. . IN THE COUNTY OF SURREY. An Elegant REEIDANCE, with 20 Acres of rich 1,10 LAND, stithin siz miles of the Royal Exchange. By Messrs. IiOGGAR'r And PHILLIPS, At the Auction Mart, opposite the Bank of England, on Wednes day, April 18, at 'l:welve, unless an accepkable offer is in the mean time made by Private Contract, by Order of the Exe cutors, A VERY seleet, clesital7.le, and valuable PRO PERTY, delightfully si!..7.ted, contiguous to the Wands worth road, and ad:Ail:it ! 7 Co( Common within six miles of the Royal Exchange, the late rc;id e nce of ihotnal Vardon, Esq. de ceased. house is in exceltrlt repair, and ionta*.as eight Bed-chi+. bers, with three Dressing-rooms, spacious Dining and Drawn - 4- moms Library and Gentleman ' s Dressing .room, with offices of every description ; Coach-houses,. and tabling fur Seven horses, Ouch-yart!, ',:arm and Rick-yards, tarn, and numerous out-buildings, entirely new-built ; elegant Lawns and SbrubberY. walks. F: .•,iiictive Kitchen-garden, Melonry, and . Gut-:n-house; togeh r 11 20 acres of uncommon produetiVe Meadow. Land. ' 'f 1) , whole in the most complete order, prindpaily inclosed with pa: early possession will be given. Also, a Piece of ! .4: , t11: , St. John's-lane, opposite, containing about 3 Roods, upon are severaLvaluable Timber-trees let on lease. 0 he vo-wed, with Tickets only, by applying to Messrs. Hog gam No. 62, Broad-street, of whom pdrticulars may he ha days preceding the sale; of Mr. Birch, Solicitor, Crowl:-Lrice row, Temple ; and at the Auction Mart. i SAL. Alfcrt • . . GOTHIC PLEASURE GROUNttk and PADDOCK, Neat 31'AMFORD HILL and the GREEN LANES.. .. • By Menus. HO GORR!' w . D PHILLIPS, At the Auction' Mart, opposite the Dank of England, on Friday, the 4th May, sit 12 o'clock. ASINGULARLY Neat and tlegant GOTHIC Co FTAGE, finished throughout; in that much adntircd style of architecture; delightfully situated, contiguous to the lower part of Staraford-bill, to Hanger's•lgne, one of the retired tides leading to Southgate, !cc. The Cottage is in excellent repair, brick built, finished exter nally with Parker's Cement, and in a true imitation of stone.— Stands detached, and commandl a diversity of beautiful prospects; with a lawn shrubbery, walks, and pleasure-ground; offices of every description, stgentig, coach-house, a productive gatlen, an ornamental building, which includes a cow.hotse, gardener's room, &c. with a paddock adloining, containing altogether, 'wont five acres. Held for 90 years, at a low ground rent. l'a'ne viewed by rickets only, 10 days previous to the 'Sale; which, with rarticulata, may be bad of Hoggart and Phillips.. No. 6 0 Lroad-street t Particulars also at the Auction Mart. KENT.-TEN MILES FRC M By Moist'. HOGGAR I . and PHILLIPS. At the Auction Mart, on Thursda), June I. at le o'clock, AM desirable Freehold ESTATE, calle4 COLAS'Yr 's FARM: consisting of ISt/Acres of rich arab:ey *widow and wood Land; with a good Brick House, calculated for a family residence. The Estate is very eligibly situate, a mile train Fithzn, on the great road leading to Maidstone, and commands beautiful and ex tensive views. It is now in the occupation of Mr. Charles Fie. tning, under a leak *hick expires at Michaelmas 1813, at a low old rent. • • For further particulari, apply to Mr. Arnold, Bedfdrd-row ; where a Plan ef the Estate n.ay be seen p or to Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, Se, Broad-street, Royal Esellavge. TUiTLES. WILTSHIRE, King's Heid Tavrrn, Poultry,, has just landed • few fine lively Turtles for sale-I'urtiv : i: dresSed every day in the highest perftxtion for parties, or sun to any part of •own oe country, • • CHALLENGE. MESSRS. CUR tUE and Co. t'..ltigeons, late in big Majesty's Service, challenge the whole world to prove . a single instance where their Affe , ...dicine and method of cure. failed Of the desed effeet. The practice of many years in tl.ai particular branch of theii profession has riot giten rise to unsuccessful case. They continue to direct their studies to o...treatment and cur.:. of Venereal Complaints, and that derang. me it •of the system, Which is the consequence of the pernicious and wa•iteful effects of A traNt long sod ms,rt utiltappills:sittsued by the yeniths of both seas st in the one- it wilt he found to he' unfailing. - source of barrel.- nvss ; the other have its ravage; wally s Y.eveltiped to them by a dis essing state of debility, which, if not timely reniedied, termitides in impotence. These are its remote and ithitnare elri•cts, while con- . sumpzions,loss of muscular power, and various nervous corapi l inoto usually charay crisv the earlier vt.:!;.:41 of this solitary. vier. Of per sons languishing under the disorders incident to such a habit, their treatment is simple and has nevet proved unsuccessful, in the course of a long, laboriims, astsinukh extended pritetice. lii tutu most oboinate and complicated cases of venereal infection, such as obstructions in the urethra, spongy excrescences, ha rd tti mours, cations ulcers, eruptions, seminal weakness, girds, as also STRICTURES, Whether recent or of long duration, and which have baffled the skill of other Practitioners ; are by their present itmiroved pbn op treatment, effectually anti remanent ly cored, without the patient suffering the excruciating pain and alarming hemorrhage width often follows the applicatit 4: of the lunar caustic: In the course of 2) years extensive practise id this met ropolis, ntunerous cases of Strictures hare been and. are tiaiiy under their are, the total eradication of which are elllcted by a safe, certain, and expedi tious mode of practice, superior to any other yet adopted. The akness, relasation, andel:filthy proceeding trout this complains, • is speedily removed, and the patent re.tored to sound and vi gorous hut where the debility has for years exivett, a proper perseverance in their restorative remedies, a'ter the Fit tic tutu Itas been dr-troyett, is indispensably reiisisite to revive the slundo ring si.arks of life, and to reanimate the Const'tot evisal Nob:etre:l and Gentlemen, of the firsr rt•sp•c•elint l•ave been under tii:! care of IVlvoSrs. Currie ant! Co. for tie! rr moval•of et:tort:4;m= ie the "'Letitia, Strirttirt.:;, Str. mt.!. Eels.:; t• - ceivett a zathcsl and puma :cut cure, req. test th:r rout% tic may be m et tle to tlt- eta as satistactory evid ences of the decide:l f!.- y,Tiority of Mri.srs. Ctorrie and Co.'s plan 'if treattn .nt. of these Gentlemen have bad 7 ;tylrf Ores titan ten to twenty rcai and hail been under the care of Messrs. Home and Fleavlsitli and other surgeons of equal eminence, wit() arti.anned the cese• by the application of the lunar caustic, NO hoot success. Messrs. Currie and Co. may herons:died by either si.x with i! greatest delicacy, secrecy, and beni , ar, at their house, No. . Batton-Garden. Patients the cnontry are retie:veal the particulars of their case, age, and general dike . of ,<... inclosing a remittance for advice anti me-tit:Mei, when the sale- V 4, II be given or sent to any part of the kingshint. To encore that secrecy 10 essential to their order:akin?, tbs. postage of Letters may he added to the account for tot:ilk-Inc.. 9th June,l MO9-107, Patton Garden. 'TO THOMAS TAYLOR, PSG,'. N 0.9, NEW BRIDGE-S - FICLET, I.ONUON. nonouttan sta, I BE ' fir leave to inform you, that ever since the year 179(11,I had seenafflicted with the Imes Vener; t ; which, trout its obstinately resisting every coarse of medicine prescribed by tie , most eminent of the faculty here,-and undergoing several severe courses of sail vati.ns, and twice discharged from the. vital, with little relief, would appear to be of the nsoflt inveterate nature,. ft •tlie spring of last year my disorder had got to such a bead, as nearly to put a period to my existence. I had a large Meer on the crown of my head, one on each arm, and my leer acre broke out in a frightful manner; my right was dreadfully painful, aril bad been in a state of ulceralion for the last seven years ;,my left had also two nodes upon it, was very much discoloured, and gave me such excrueiating pain, particularly when waiiit in bed, ar nearly to deprive me of rest ; in this lamentable state, I tea* re commended by Mr. J. Thinnpson, (who received so great a cur: by them here,) to take your Leake's Patent Pills, vtuch.l hco . t to do en the math May ; in the course of a fo7-ti.ig . iit I beget io receive benefit-4n little more than a month thd ulcers on my head and armawere souedly healed—soon after, the ien.ison tpy kg healed also leaving, however, consitienlhie . discolours Gun in the akin, and pain in the bone of the left, which, by :!:e blessing of God, and a little longer perseverance in your invalua ble Nledit Me, ; the nodes dispersing, the akin roe in itsnAtural hue, and the nocturnal pains gradually go.og.off—i t ! :a became, by your liberal advice and 1111. df tine, perlenly trertnini my fanner complaint:—ltrve recovered my hirn - ..:r *lntl a 1.4 strength, and am became and fat, in which stee:_liaving etel tinned many months -to the astonishment of all t ee /11.2, t am at a loss in syltu tetins to express my gratitude, !,,,b(-e for the good of other .-uff. •tio g mortals, to masse rot' ea , -• public as possible, as I shall on tts:try occiesion—in to ,'-t ll 4 will greatly your grateful obedient very fultp!.ie,• ‘tr- I 'rant, ALEX , AlUßKkit Swan's Cole, ILA-street, Edinburgh. l'sePared mill sold by diesel?. Proprietor, Thom :s Tv) ..•. Member of die Royal College of Surrt. ors in London, Si ;!:. No. 0, New Eridge-street ; vhere, altia . a convant residenit• .r.- rimre. than 40 years, in a .practic e particularly chrzcr.d tu th. Cure of Venereal Campluints, and those incicknial to C.v Parts of Generation with that inviolable secrecy which ei.lt of his profession should always observe iw SiCh CaSt4, lie ters himself, the advice and assistance be gratuitously ader nisters to persons taking this Medicine, will bevsteeired, de cerning Public, as an advantage seldom atiainud and void of ali ambiguity. They are also sold by his appointment, at the Perfatner's, No. S 5, St. Alban's-street, Pall Mall ; the Toy-shop, No. 10S, Os ford-vtreat ; Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, Fish-sir.-ct-hi,l, nearlynp posite the Monument ; and by one person in es .ry considerable town in England, tic. in boxes only t:s. 9d. each, seahld up with full and plain directions, whereby persons of either sex y themselves with ease and secrecy. HIGH cVAI ER AT LONDON BRIDGE. 1 O-1P M0rning............ ..... 39 ntinutef Afternoon...,.. .... 59 minute . erinted and pulalbcd : tcr!)nry k'L CP, Lainbeih, ;ht. STAR (.:11 - I CE, .t:..,.1 ; p-tylzht.4l also at :he Orrlzz, ul I