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-; • 'f... .t, • LANCASITIVASSIZSS., - --mm-- TITS TRW. OF °HAMAD: 4%GUS r,SQ f* A CIiARGIL ur 11URDERING suss bIANS.! (Costimakod) _ _ . George (inrer was well :it:pietistid with the Pri sren.; fie had coned itima the Prisoner a short tine• !novelties . to the death of the deceased ' , ahem the ' enavenratian turned upon a young lady who had , pried pregioa.d., and was obliged, in consequence, to leave Lver p siol, sad go to the Isle of Man to iilie -in. ',F:I; VI i Amer made very light of sus lo bu siness, stud said, if she hail come to him, he would have ki.oied her, and caused her soon to get rid of her :)111 . 11C0; by Willeil he (the witness) Understood, he would cease her to miscarry. A short time pre vireos to the death oft he deceased, US he was return- X ig home late one night, he passed the Priscouer's house, when ell! Lauds of the liariour being upon, he saw the Prisoner and the deceased sitting close tsgether, with his right arm over her neck, his bawl upon her bosons, and, he believed, in the act ..., of kissing her. The latter end of last February he was at the P. boner's hot's«, when lie saw the de ceased, and he lied no oloaLit, - from her uppeurance, boat she is +0 1114'41131a ; she appeared then in good health and spivits. Peter Chaloy deposed, that he was in company with the Poisoner a slinit time pre:m.l6.m the death of the deceased, when it conversation respecting young unmarried women hoeing ss:th child took skidoo. The Prisnaer said, he knew how to prevein it ; lie had an instruineut, and by introducing it late the mane, and letting in the on:, it mould prevent the child emoting forward ; and the Pri . boner %hewed loins that iustrutnent. An instrument found in the Prisoner's house was aliened the witness, which he recognised to be the same the Primmer had shown him. It consisted of . a silver tube, with os slide, at the end of which was u dart, or three points. The witness was extremely aosonishedat Seeing such an 'imminent, and . oh served, he thought it would he a great sin tR art: iri the way the Pi isoner had descrilml. The Prisoner, its reply, said, he thought it a great sin to take away life, hut none on preventing it. Thous:us Richardson, a surgical-instrument -ma-• ker, of Liverpool, &posed, thit about is fortnight ' before the .teeth of the deeensed, the Prisoner brought the instrument to him to be repaired. He never having seen such an instrument, asked him the use of it ? The Prisoner told him it was to . loon; his children's ears. He was satisfied it was pot for that purolnow, but undertook to repair it, . anirthe I'nsoner fetched it sway the flollowing duty. The nattiest; was asked wbat,sert of' instruments were used for bonne cloildrlateso?" He produced ear, n hick mem hied .ts „cam iFlkeitting-need le, with only one poinr. .;,.;.‘;. , : rise.: John Steel &veriest, that iihodt ire insalts pre eioas to the Prisoner. .frilog taken into custody, he caw to his•alsoisitsrtl tiskeitfor half aneware of the oil of wipe. , toss liiibel lig t 0 kl- the lime, he said he would have , but atiooirten : of' an 'ounce, its that would answer Isis . putpose, The •!iottness did not know whether this oil would cansicah abortion or not, but considered it of a poisonous nature, and should not have sold of to the ° Prisoner, had he not considered him a respects* Mart. John tiptop deposed, that on the-28th of March Ise was sent by ties Coroner, after tlese. Prisoner was no custody, tqaseareli the heasee eurrticularly for a child ;he 'ft.theei the privy. and ovum other place, but could not find any. 41e - foe in the eellar, in company with one of the servants, sonic clothes., apparently concealed, which almeold him were those the deceased died in. They were in it gate not to be described. In the Prisoner's ward robe, in his bed-room, he found three bottles, mark ed poison -water, Jacolis-water, and tavigne oil; also a case of surgeon's instruments. Thomas Hay, a surgeon, deposed that lie went . with several luedical gentlemen to the Prisoner's .touse, to manioc the body of the deceased ; he •loniul no external marksof violence. On opening the body, he found u given fluid on the stomach, 1140 on the mangle umd inside of the intestines, which waa not rsatural,nr what is generally found in dead bodies; he turned up the end of the stomach, and funiel it much iutlmostal. The uterus was so large, sloe he bad not the least doubt but that a Ayes had lately beets excluded from it, and that it ..;us at, or near it. CI!: growth ; on examining the 4/tomaeh, he found heirs in it. mid it was so ex tremely volt, that the slightest touch with his finger made more holes; he thought that some drug, or something improper, hail been conveyed into it, to callse it to be in that state, and sufficient to foe the cause of death. He underwent a very long and leareed crow-examination, the general tendeney of whirl, wrist to eadelovour to prove that the stomach ought have been made in that bad state after death; in corroboration of which, the writings of John Hunter, and other celetrated writers upon de stroyed stomachs, were quoted ; the w nurse mknow ledgearl he never saw a niece healthy body, except the stonier h. • . Doctor ot; enird confirmed the above staternoot ; he wee pyre aoat at the opening of the hcdy, an d s:osisodo rtii the inflammation of the stomach to onset inn a preternatural cause, which was thevause of do sub; be could not attribute it to any internal Or Patiffial IlliedetWe; the stomach was much corrod ed, end the Geoid must have arisen from some p0i ,...,..us matter; lie was asked if a quarter of an ounce of the ml of savigne would produce that elect ? nu which for could not give an opiniou, but !,act known it tried on a dog ; in ten minutes af ter the swum! fell down, mid vomited Mood, &cc. ; 141fisio outsee of it had killed it dog, and on its be. iag opened, the anomie+ wits mooch corroded; he aani, that vomiting, pain, and a disorder in the fe,webs, always atteabiled tbe.takirog of poison ; he had no doubt bat a child had lately been expelled t. its the only. Ile gave a learned evidence,. eisei orselerweiit a cross-cosniiiiaticon by 111 r. Cross, during which, he stated, they only examined the body Ws wash of poison on the stomach, and to swifts child hod 6eenifaiwiltid tron6 it; neither the bred nor thorax had been opened; lie said he had **li only twenty human stomuch., and that the in- Omar at stilt.' aliKiltkateurioen from her violent s omit ing 6 awl aid not entisidet it be 'Much inflamed, US to catibrAilr iounisaliote death. Ile had hexed of U 3 allecr in the stum sch, and the corroded atitte of Coe duceused might have arisen from such a taro W. Doctor John Dootock solid, he bad devoted a deal of lit tinte-to chemistry ; 'woe present at the opening of the deceased, and said lie thoul.tht the holes is her stomach were occasioned by some acrid substance being conveyed to it; would Bare produced it ; tiqlslinsate tif fterCtiry. 1:1 so illtiOU, wiruhl precinct it; Alas over any. ltoibou on the stomach; the 410 i i, wt.* of a size to contain a quart of Btya. 'ilia II had no doubt but a Alms must kite retliiiiif been stiachwrged froM it ; be had analyzed the contents of the three bottles the Constable found Is. the %oiler's bed-room ; the out- called poisori s sitles contained a considerable portion of arsenic, and, almost to a certaiuty, saline siublinitittl of merciar/,; ‘ , lie knew the nature of oil lit initignsitoiproduce, ip the first instance, affectionsto the nervons systein' and heartnurn, and afterwards, lax, sluat s extrenns , pain, and a eetpain quantity, he beliovol, woedil produce abortiom.• If poison was taken, v.iutit, &C. would ensue. lie had tried experiment, oo arii tnalii with poison, and, on opening them, no traces of the corrosive sublimate could be found. Ile liken ise underwent a cross-examination. The Prisoner read a very long defence. in which he strongly protested Isis innorense, awl attributed the lnosei•ution to the revenge and malice of two women iu Liverpiii.l. Several wotmn were called on behalf of. the Pri soner, who were intimately acquainted with the deceased, to prove that she Wan of a sickly ,habit of hotly, and that her increased size wasowing to dropsy ; that it was it family complaint. her mother having died of it. One of theta lived sellout with the Prisoner. - - - On her cross-examination, said, that on it being proposed to send for a Doctor to the deceased, the Prisoner smiled, and slid, medicines would not do her any good." The deceased frequently breakfasted in the Prisoner's bed-room with him, and the deceased used to take the tea-thing* from her at the door; she thpught the Prisoner often took improper liberties with the deceased ; so much so, that one chic she asked her if die was not going to marry the Prisoner ? Doctor enson suid that he had seen the stoinat and uterus some days after the Feely was opened, in the possession of Mr. Hay, and gairearery , learn ed definition of the disorders of the stomach, and the opinions of John I-iuntcr, and tidal- celebrated writers on that subject • he eta. of opinion that the disordered state of the *tomer)) took place after death, and the enlarged state of the spews be attributed to other cantos beside* die expulsion of a Arius. I poll his crosieiexamination, he said he was . not nn aranteherr, and hail not delivered any women. BRISTOL SUMMER ASSIZES, Sm. 4. On-Tuesday, Ur. Baron GRARAM arrived in this city, and, sneer opening Ina ennnni , ...sion at Alai Prius, proceeded to try the fol Ina ing ause. TVEIRbIAI4I V. (ULU (Aid GRAXOEit. This aeIICYI Kith brought for neglect, in not for warding goods in a reasonable time. The parti culars were us follow the 27th September, 1206, Mr. Tyerrnati sent a box to the Orientlama' warehouse in Bristol, requesting it might be for warded to London the same day, as it contained fur., which had been scut on approbation, and w!iich did not suit; Plaintiff heal d nothing of then% till 13th Dee.mher following (a lapse of nearly three months) when he received a litter from the furriers in 11,0oidon, dated the 12th Detemlier, stating the arrive of the furs that day, lint iu con sequence of having been kept so long, and the sea son being over, they could not take them hack, therefore they were returned to Ylaintid ; lie re fused to take thew, and commenced an action for the amount, in consequente of the Attention.. The Defendants Couneehithwitted what had been stated, hut iu their defence produced m notice of the Defendants, stating, that they would not b e responsible for any goods delivered to them above th e v a lue of live pounds, except they were .entered and paid for accordingly. The Judge was of opi nion the Delcudatits were not liable.--laotilt uousuited. • cox r. /MHO?. An action for slander and defamation. The Plaintiff a filmier, constable, and tailor ; the De fendmit a farmer and auctioneer. The. Plaintiff, in the execution of his office as constable, being about to apprehend a person suspected of felony, the Defendant observed to a witness, at that time an inmate in Defendant's house, that it was •• Duly setting one rogue to catch another, foe that Cox had stolen hay nut of Sir A. Elton 's wagon." The same remark Defendant was also proved to, hare repeated at Failend's Inn. The Jury, after • short consultation, found a verdict for the Plaintiff, damages 40s. JACOBS V. DALLAISAN. Plaintiff's • Celebrated glass-manufacturer in this city ; Defendant • teacher, of thelitifkinical per suasion, lately resident at Cambridge, and whom the ilaitiuti had engaged from Loudon, to teach his fanti!y the Hebrew and German languages.-- . The engagement was for three years, at 151. a-year, with board, washing, and lodging. At the end of nine mouths the Defendant %vas dismissed from the Phtintitf's service, for some irregularities, and the Plaintiff also arrested him for the earn of elf!. ss. UNOllieS IttIVKIICed on amount of his services. The Jury, In their rcrilict,coniiiilered the Plain tilfpistified iq di,charging the Dcfendant, and up on inquiring. of th e Judge if had power to make the Defendant any allowanui• for the putt of the year he had been in the Plaintiff's service? •lliv l.uananr infornunl thew, that liu had not, as the I)elendrint had not fulfilled the mg:ve t:nein on his part, but had forfeited all rig it to any wditry at all. - • The Jury 'found for Plaintiff, &mar. .isi. 5.. deducting 51. from the original debt, tot Defend ant's expenses from London. DIOLL V. SATCHELOit, SMITH,ViId EVAN& This waa au action' for assault mod false impri . liniment. The Plaintiff formerly resided in this eit), %vine(' he hitol#Onitted, leaving• his wife and fain:ly resident.; in the ('title Precincts. The Me. fesidsist, Mr; Batchelor, had been Deputy Gover nor of St. Peter', lins:atal. The other Defendnot were, a eopstalsir, and the keeper of St. John's Bildewell. The Plaintiff was apprehended at Se ..lialwiry, undjer . * warrant of Mr. Alderman Daniel, wherein ite Was charged with laving lett:kis fruiiiy burrientoree to the ; and Le wee brco~l,t flint) Path, in - tognpwtry with • OW: Cutmuld, dp relieriatcl lenvint two •l+iutarsl- ohildren e r. lfati•LL•lur win. sit the. Dos pitul whew they aryial., inn, it appeariil iti tvi d that, by hir ordet, Smith took Dible to wlicre he was received by Evan% with out inquiring under A% hose authority he was com mitted. The Plaintiff veitained in Bridewell eight days and i.even nights, at which time lie v:as conveyed before Mr. Alderman Daniel, alien there appeared no charge against Itini;but what had been founded in mistake, and he was at' orditigly discharged. In mitigation of damages, the Jnoutt agreed l'ivith the Defendants Cbunsel, iu observing, that 'there was uo vindictive or malicious conduct proved against the Defeitilants.—DtutunteslsL FROM LAST G AZETTE. diattNirelty4Jare, Sept. 6, 3808. Copy ads Ictlcr from Vic;Admiriel Whitsheil, Commander in Chief of ills. Majesty's ships end yeast:+ un the c..rst • of Imbued, to the Hon. W Pole,. dated em hoa.d Ilia - Majesty's %Lin Treat, ( orle Harbour, ;:cptrueber 1, t dos. St it.l la ansinit Pre ewith the _ropy of. I eller .hich I this day received front Cattails Upton, of His Mani:Ws ship Sy friar, dated at aes, the )6tttult stating the rapture et the French brig corvette L'Espiegle, of so.tre gr . Mighty-6re atm, *hick I request you sill hr pleas. el to lay Wore the lords Comosiati:osers of tlio Admiralty, and ac quaint diner lAirdshipa that 11.'Espicgle arrived yesterday everriug.-1 hare the honour to be, &c. kSigind , J. H. WMITSHD. E Ili , 3lajest ship 6)1411e, st St*, August tti,tuoa. cni—l have the satisfaction of atilenioeing to p.m the rapture of the Frcach brig tern tie Espiegle, of 16 guns end ciglit , ,-6ve unit. coentossileil h) Ilonsicur Maojounn, Cupi 'gine de fregate, six d.ys fun° LA/tient, with secret orders. I a Diligentt, it ship col vette of is guns, effected her escape Gunk the tt)bdie, by im patfitiug (MIR the Espiefte ut the close of day have this bloo' to be, a.e • (Sigat 61) Vice•aJoiral Wilitshed, Sac. Cork. C P roN. liv:itchall, Sept. 6. Ire. The Kin lass ix% u I , :tr.srtt io coustoote 004 appoint Ro bert Blair. Esq. I)euu of the hotalty of Ailrucatrs, to ho Pr 'Wait of the Cullitsiof Justin. La Scotland. The Alai has goo atm pleased to grant the dignity of a Barimial the Unit' d kingdom of Great brit. in and Ireland to /lay Campbell, Doctor of Lairs, of Succoth, in the county of linishart,a., late Prtnatat of the esllcse of J in Se,nounl, t.ud the heirs male o(Lis but:y, lawfully begAteu. • 3111.1TAitY I ROSIOTIONS GillatiNl4ll, naed by Me Let 4 Lterittoutet yoj toe County of hens. West Kent iti.gisurat .it Militia. - Captain Robert Shelley' tu Le Majue—ilaird July snit. Gentle Reed, Esq. to be t'aptaiii--.l•teil April 4, ItIOS. Lieutt sant George Jackson t,, d July 4, I ewe. Lieutenant Thomas Hannan in by dit:, —.toted July 7, /tout. tilnerter : Master Juba lJey to I.4.ltatant, br lnestt— dated April 13, neg. P. H. i'ursone Gent. tube ll.leinenant--dated .Inne 190111. e J Ackar:s. Geit. to be ditty—.l3Bieil as alio e. • . IllbearJ Young., teat. to be Eniis,:—Jated April 1306011. Beojausio •CoLesso, "Gent.• to. be dittu—nlatogas Jana.. Henry Calligs, Gent. to be ditto--dated as above. Cuomo...ow srpseri h do lurei Lltuteaunt of Flint. Arthur Vatieian Oven JONWS, Esig tub. Alsjur-:-tlated Jaly taut. PARIN FIISHiPS DISSOLVE'S. 11•Ixrt Watt,. and David Palmer, Clirapside, Landow" Avcia4 31, WOO. Natievuirl Raris and Jamas Rickman, High-street, &Jun *ark, apl.olihrl. 31,.1•011. lievritt mod George Ward, rilaboa-drersers, ood street, Cheavistdr, August 3,', 11u4. Satauvi Day, Josepli Hall, and S.imiacl Day, jou. of Wiwi. bur? Irun-Works, loth. tiept • 1 lowa,. Ertatit, Richard Ltrundit, and Joseph Lidtic• wood, of Leadia,,l Lek, carpellmiusitActarcra. Stpt. BAAit l tiOrt • _ .... Slows Gould, of DlAL:burgh, Norfolk, woollen-draper, to &urn udeo, &pleat.. r Is, its, and October 16..al.imir, the Asir( I lau, St. Neter t 31aucroft, Norwich. Attorneys, Messrs. Fester, Sun, and Cullinuk, Norwich. James Entwistle, of Dusinishop.Factur ) , New Aces...or lon, Lancaster, cotton well-spieser, to HUI ruder, Septensher it 0, al lire, Jo , at eleven, and Uctuher So. ist fire, at the White Home Clithero, I..artanter. Attorney. Messrs. Julia and Edward ' l'arker, elitheru ; and Mr. D1X1.1113, Nassau. street, Soho. DIVIOENVS. _ _ _ Septet'duo to. John Tyros; of Lieerpnokjellowoeoind ler, at one, at the Star smill i tarterNavern, Paradise-street, I.iverpooL October 5. Williaia Bacon, of Sheffield, York, grocer, at I ciest'', at the or.thie Ito, iu Novesptur 11.1. Andrew liter and Joint !folding, of Went %mita-street, St. blowy Whiteelmisel, lliddkaex , sugar • refiners ' at toy at God:11'41, Loudon. Scotesisbrr John Beale, of Southampton-street, Cam berwell, surrey, MIMI.. matical Mbar, u mem •maker, al tit a'.Te, at Guildhall, !..melon. November 15. Franck Oliver, of Tottenham HitTli.cooss, Middlesex, grocer, al tweli , v, at Gailuliall, London. November it. Fre.krick laibert Terry, now or late , of howling , streft, Wastmiuste.r, Middlesex, rectifying distil ler, at one, at Guildhall, Loudon. November li. Spencer C.unphro, late a New-al feet, Risl..Nos. talc-street Without, Looduu, tosacliant, at oar, at Guild hall, Louilou. ,Novetulter it. John Johnson, of Mulhoru-Hill, London, linen-erver, at leis, at Guildhall, LUalltlll. November It. Wilhato I:'.and and Walter Philips, now or late of Lannctli.road, St. NJ my, Lambeth, Surrey, teat her- Mowers, at ten, nt Guildhall, Lumina. NOTellebet 13. Jcremmh Cuaaellen, now or lat. huilding.,.sl 11001-nxe, London, and nt St. squire, Middlesex, "merchaat, at twelve, at Guildhall, London Nov' rolo a ie. William Drake, late of Gutter-lane, London, warehouseman, it ten, ut °oddball. November 15. Daniel Wooed, of Lower Thames-street, Leinslou ' ailment, at twelve, at Guildhall November 12 John Honk, late of Norwich, upholsterer, at eleven, nt t a,klhdl , I.oneina. Scott amber to 11 illiaau Graveune, late of Bristol, sugar-re hoer, at levet', at the hush Te t vern, October t.. fiery 11fitlintits, of Milk-stoixt, London, sic tuiller, at tem, at Guildhall. Octubk-r iCilloam Chri.tp, of Cuckoo's' , orret, ('haring cross, IVe.tuaiaatcr, perfumer, at ten, at Guildhall, Lon don. Septeoulmr she. Mona , hooker of Bermili4ham, button maker, at cadet, at the Si iu 7211411, it BUllllll'ret, litctiala; •. Edward Whitehead, of the New Totten ham-mart, NWdkxx , merchaut, at twelve, at Guild►alt, Loodom C ERTI PIC AT Lrs--tie vs' s 7. • Joseph Talmo Ai, Litt of New L'oouty "J'ereare-row, New K eat- i "ad, Sum), 'milder . Senior, Watkiusisu, of Liverpool, brusb,maroPirturer . Joseph Cruets, late of Great Tail), AiLnisuster, lyceum, horse dotter. The Tiger, from Barbacioes, is arrived at Liver pool, by her the lialowiwg is rat:tired : ~ Beibellors, Inky 24. "lii.Shatxtyi ship ilsrefliel taw& to Icave 7atula, with the Stet f Gov't es tri berate the 39111 July ; the :facie froowlaraer saileeihr the via,. of reudesvous uo the loth ; the trade from. St , . Lurie, bound to the place of reuar:voue, passeti Doutinitwoo the 12th. The trade frost Ilumiri.lo 'mended tu,saii w0,1%10 011ie and tie Weld front Autlgua uu 1:.1 4V4." 11 . VA L IVTIiI.LICEIIeF.. rl' DAQIITII, 'tee. 4, Arrivepl His Majesty's skf.),, ,Elea;:asc. from be.. btiid; Pompeii 60. and Covimuder tott-tarig, fro, Torbay. • Pwa w ed 4p.Chaseel, Cat. .Vemesis, 36 gAv.s, wi t h Admiral Campbell on board. • ' t TORRKY, SEPT. 4. . Sailed last evening the Plymouiti, the Acpten e and to rsgre. This morning, tLe wind being inclinable to de eastward, the deet, conslsting or the Rupd G euge Dretubsinegkr, Tout:wire. Posapet, rul l'aliaut, Ruder conssiv..isd of Slr I'. Duekwo i sh. got under weigh to cruise olf Ush.iiit ; but the wind changing to the westward, the fleet is maw returning. __,..._. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERO/IY. Bask Stock 244 S pvt Cct.l. Ilethiard , %it 3 1•.. t• l cut. C 44.441.6 ti.Sl 34 :. i , .:1 rear. Navy l.Pitinioas I tittia Stuck l74i I .1.1 i 4 It tuds. . f . ;:,ltiliNtaSilkat ; ill , i . .7.cli.iiurr Bills Consuls for -. .ii T. BISli, St. i t.-Sr. ' 44. Clellbill, und9, CV aC. ist.ss.., DRATIg. On slPturior tail; at Mum to Lower Tooti ng , p hirl Giwc ,. i captain to thin R Navy, anA late Go erniw of N •er Soa.h Wales HIGH IYATSR . THIS DAT, AT L•PWDHHH-liklliGe, tutu us mix. sacs ..3 r en% .. ake -3. SALES BY AL:C.' i'ION. MR StIBAPNELL'S I.E°.:.INT MOPERN crni (11. it:WEIS, 1.1-ATE, AND PLATED Com: t‘ ATC H ES, &c. OPPOSITE THE WEBS-LAI I, CHAR LNG (ARKS. By Mews. normisk Os the • Prituisre, THIS 1.1.1 Y. soll• tie Tore 10.- • lowing link,!( welve, l.y Direetianur 1L144.4.1 . illirt!rerril, 4 Li, it' Peg:tilt and Fiaitidrotisie STOCK its TR :DE, consisting of isursbusinssied. , ra jcret !cry, in pearl sad domassinl spri-.s, isidasid ilMsitund hers, ens-ring., rinzs, pins, A... tepase sad sm. tMst r, ryin-issaris.e ascii ski r. 24 silver solaff-butes, capltsl aild rrpest.ff, tbI4.IIII:MT, 4 p!sts bc.tisy. ru, Coir end metal ditto, by tic int waters, tieg•• and p!oted a rticts.t 'Otte Ind sawn *, vegetable diabts aiof (Inns, to oftl coffee and truck. t tt}ea ba .. eel tinve Jr frames, wit:. complete tea ei,tupazio, It tweeds ay.(' rasters salt han dles, cspilsi swords, s, ssites . bolts, The WWIC prime ender, and will be lasted u s.,t psidit [Antilles sad the trade. liar b^ viewed this day, and c 4.41 se . ,,evlre of Ott end Catalogues bad 013 the Prln;%es; and, at.llll4pac -au:kes, Coveht.gardeu. . • • DENIO4D HOUSRV COUNT): •OirMah.L'.-si.:i • E. 11.2611. - At the tcrwn 'ravers, C..wken well Green ' TO-ITO 7: ROW, at I ways, by Direction or Jae Trestees, is Tee Lots, T W Lf,„Ni; itOUSES and PREMISES, situate is Terintral.striert aid paws Edjaceitt, in the Penal, ufst. John, elethenteall. mild Crow, ef 11;ddleeex, an. let te tenants at will, et tents capable a ;7..• at improvements. Ihe ultute of say be Ti,s.ll, with leave us' the rapt -airy' tetanus, dye par s . . le Ultima parlictuars Wl. Iw. L4lllllllO Id she Chambers ra..*ht.u, 14,u 514.11, 111,er 1 . 0.40%; su Gineeway's; and of Alcove. Robins. C.A..ut-itudeez. • ELEGANT FREEHOLD VILLA, WITH. LAND, - MAIDENHEAD lIIICKET, RERLR. - . - - By Minnie. It( iftlh7S, • At...oarriTh w . ay'a rultee hew*, on SATUREAT NEXT, it Twelve o'Cl.mk, tankrr an ateeptabie tate shuald b.! Asada Ity Private Ctiiitcact, of which des 'WA** dill bil •-• Slitintw... - • 4 Vatltypitle FREELIOI.I.), end smell corynoLn, ESTATE, called WOOL LLY ; compi,sing lemon eshelantial kick bait Villa, (beaehin.li stureosed, is intitaCtin of pone); dthelitfolly situated ea Maidenhead Thicket, in Ma county of Decks, the Flavor" aid Residence of the Rev. WILLIAM PALMER. Ile House it:Omni...a 9, on the ground emir, a aohle mitre:tee ball, morning and itrunine.roui, s , coma Lt. d by reta i n: doers, u fret in tentzi ; ilandag•rruni, housekeeper's-roma, bade, s and feetilisn's remit, and .!resits'-ball ' • a hal.,lsinne etra• ease leads to sit amplitude tit superior 1011-ehi,iebers, with dreisaitig-rocasa, library, study, and capital water closet ; to the attic story, two large lest lien-einossixos, n i,b .rei , .•f . rooms, and water closet ;tile..crvautinmiiri di Inched. Iris Offices cienriise convenient kitchcu, hieasthnis. , , -t larder, and swirl-ours, garden, water-eleact ; exetrett wine, hear, and ale cellars ; dairy, coat Li Lentos, stabling, capita: Liege new barn, cow-)unit , ppU1t11•14...W1C,41.4 1, t , r • house., poiatitt-hoisse, tic. The Perininea are wo , 14 supplied with water to the top, and different ek.t9, anigine of Brussalei; lame Walled hitched rodent id"" with choice fruit trees, within sad •iilitnit, and fene.d uff oa the bedside ; ahridsbery, lawn, and p:rsisisre-ginsiail ; toge ther with about id acres of tit II laud. The House is hitrpily plaited int an eminence, at an KTN• able and convenient distance filen the Hold, a.AI lion is trely enviable the local tic, is a eumplcie pert scene ; the 11101'e diatunt prospects eionimend a Cew of IS val our Castle and the summoning country, truly pii turfs:se and luxuriant. Oa the Copyliold is a substantial brick tate, cunihriaing a tawdry and weals Bede, with ro..tu for a Family, sleeping rooms toi sr, dryiue-ground, larc,e at convLioLut pintreiy, Lt. The whole Preinircs ere ia a state of complete repair. May be viewed, with Tickets may, which may lie b... 3 1!,•hi.1., Covent -aurden, et whom r Vast • n - Ilia) he hal: filePlleflial47 any ht . the elegant and well-adapted Furniture, at a ea" prenieasent. I.I.I:GANT HOUSEHOLD FIIRAITI Nl‘,, t tloiLA WINES, BILKS OF BARLEY AND HAY, IVAN %L -ING UTENSILS, Ice.--MAIDENIILAD THICSET By Nltaars. ROBINS, Ou the . Preslaca, Three NI Nu Irvin MalArnhca4, es the eel -....-- 'to Reeding, on 'II'HIJRSDAY. September 14 lallow- In; DAYS, at Twelve o'Cleelt, isitimelegitiit modern FIOtTSE! OLD FIT ' 1 MITI" RC, choler Wines, Farming and Brewing Clew vas, well-assile Hay and sick of Hades, Piano Fate, sad ut bey valuable circus of the Rev. W dhow Put incr. at biome, callyd Woulley-hall, three tulles from Maidenly...id, un dig rout to listb_ The fin intim,: is ptrfeetly modern, been nearly all made within a very short time. consprio, 4 drawinprouta snit, in japan and b.:a.itifal chintz, (shines articles of the beat o urkiasuship, a net of cspithl theme ta- Mei, turd sad l'ona%c.:,..:itto, clt4asrt four-post anal OA bedsteads, %ilia chintz a %.1 dimity buagings and window et.. - toil., ea suite, pri.ue down and goose and with a grew variety ut articks of every description fah' .••• noes* 2r use. . .• I co be viewed nu Tuesday and Wednesday preceding ;I Sale, whey entalsigtics Any be bad un Pro. Old Cr Readingy Ino , Spetuhum Laud; king ; eel, Oxford ; Sus avid Kiiie's Arms, :I;ndenhead ; Ce•e . .e, sal-hilt; White Nut, and jf Mews. Roble::, Covent (birdies. LONLUIN s Priitied by 'G. 1) ti'llttiON, No Boswell cowl, Coey-strett, mud published at the 41 No. is, Bark a M. Ciente...C.4 Church, f•trsol, lill, of wise phter.--Orores. he. toe t'... I' gelg 10 tile Wks, (post prid a sot be dui, Ida 4.1 t • fiU IM rid flit the eutil 4 0. 1 114 k No nl3 '141'6 . 7n. } ELI.) fr Tlse I fag kr? PIA 41 d r rig* llruc To o AN 1111 Opal I•su, . 1 Ot, I 4.—•••• LA! / 1 1/4 TI rB' SIX 1 OW, w r y it SNP i at 4 /)..! 1 90 . ca! reh 3 4 ' fw r•s , inky, by J. t.