The Sun. — London, England, 1802-05-10 00:00:00

OLD PAILEYb W!NTH DAY.--SATUR.DAY, MAN'. 8. frla'rl.•.'w Nelson, a young lad, was charged with a capital offence, in having feloniously assaulted John Howard on the King's highway, putting him ih fear, aril stealing from his person and against his will, five silver boxes for watches, value il. the property of James Hallam.—Guilty of stealing bnly. Mary Wood was acquitted on a charge of feloni ously stealing a two pound Bank of England note and fire one pound notes of the same, the property of Nathaniel Eames. Sarah Hichon, a girl about eleven years of age, ,was indicted for-feloniously stealing three pair of shoes, the property of Sohn Smith. The Prisoner, it appeared, was observed by Mr. Stnitli in the ai of taking the shoes from his win dow: on being laid hold of, she instantly returned them.—She was,however taken before a Magistrate, where ,she owned she had taken two other pairs before, and, pawned them.—She also stated, that from the time she was six years old, her mother •had sent her out begging ; and, whenever she did not bring home two shillings at night, she was beaten and sent supperlcss to be : it appeared, that this wretch aid not come near- her,_unfortunate daughter since she was committed. The Ptosecutor declared, his motive for taking up the child was in the hope of being able to punish thoSe by - whom she was evidently instigated. - The Court and Auditors were much affided at the dis_ play, of such _atrocious depravity by a patent.—The Case was left entirely to the jury ; who, after.con ferting 'some time, were plea* to . acquit the Pri. soner ;---and the, Court ordered' her to• be taken care of until she-could be some way - provided for. George Bentley Harvey was capitally 'charged with stealing a silver pint pot and other articles Of plate in a certain dwelling house, the property of Elizabeth Ann Stuart.—The Prisoner was con vided ; but the Verdid of the Jury was such, as obviated the capital part ()Mlle Charge. William Burville Jones was convicted of steal. ing two leather Hose, and the stand-cock of an engine, laid as the property of the Church Wardens of the Parish of St. Matthew, Bethnal Green. DUBLIN, MAY 4. Ttit weather has been for some time past so un commonly fine, that abundant as 'the last Harvest was, the ensuing one promises to be even more produelive. The Merchants' Corps of - Yeomanry, commanded by Captain STANLEY, had a most splendid dinner few days ago at the Commercial BUildings Coffee-house, in hot - Jour of Lord PEL HAM'S birth-day, tinder whose auspices that loyal body of men, the Yeomanty of Ireland, first dis played that galiantry- , and courage by which Ireland was preserved during the late unhappy contest. After dinner, many loyal and patriotic toasts were drank', and the evening passed in the greatest con WICKLOW ASSIZES, APRIL 24.. LORD ALDBOROUGH'S WILL. . Tx Is day came on to be tried before the Hon. saron Smith, and a most respeEtable Special Jury, an EjeEttnent brought by Lord Aldborough, to re cover a very considerable Estate in this Coun ty, devised by the late 'Earl to - his Countess, with whom, as he expresses himself in his will, he had passed the most happy period of his life, rnd by whose' portion, ;o,o°ol. he had been raised from indigence to affluence. The question turned solely on the due execution of his Lordship's Will.. Two of the subscribing Witnesses, Mr. Ashford and Major Harris, swore to the fart; but the third, James IVlolyneux, said, he did not see The testator either sign, seal, or publish the instru ment to which he had put his name as a Witness. The Will was all his Lordship's hand-writing ; 'and it appeared on the cross-examination of Mr. Moly neux, that he, immediately after the death of the Earl, had written a letter, giving a very different account of the translaion from what he had sworn .on his direa examination :—This inconsistence of course, invalidated his evidence ; and the Jury, after about 5 zni mites, found for the Will, by which the estate is secured to the Dowager. Countess. The Learned Judge perfeetly concurred in the verdifi; - and every auditor in the Court expressed approbation. . That such 'a question should occupy fourteen hours, is sufficient to caution personS of landed property to he :careful whoM they call upon to attest their last will. The Pantomime of Harlequin Greenlander, per. forming at the New Theatre, • Sadler's Wells, possesses some / uncommon traits of satirical humour. The Prize Cattle Mania/ is well hit, and there is an Azcellent burlesque of the Turret Scene in Blue Beard. The new Piece of Speed the Plough brings plenty of grist to the mill, and gives an uncommon treat in the Exhibition of M. Otto's House illu minated, as we lrave before observed. The Dance of the Millers receives increased applause; and the whole of the Entertainments, together with the beautiful appearance of the House, attraas crowded Audiences every evening. Among the attradions of the Summer Theatres, none can surpass, for variety and excellence, those at the Royal Circus. The new Comic Pantomime of the Enchanted Harp may be truly said to enchant every part of the crowded and fashionable Audience seen there every evening, so delighted is every, one with its surprising splendor, variety of incident, and excellence cif music:_ Mrs. Wybrow, in Colum bine, is just what that charaaer should ever be— justness of aaiop, 'displayed amidst -elegance of attitude, and a perpetual and animated variety of The Clown of Montgomery creates incessant mirth. Miss Adams cannot be excelled in gr,ictful and elegant dancing, so wonderfully is she improved ; and- Rinaldo, Rinaldini has such in— trinsic merit as to continue in full estimation. Sold also - by the following Booksellers ; Hazard, Bath ;' Sheppard, Bristol ; Mottley, Portsmouth ; Collins, Salis bury; Harrop and Thompson, Manchester; Jones and Gore, Liverpool; Bulkeley and Poole, Chester; Pearson and Piercey, Birmingham ; Stevenson, Norwich ; Middleditch and Barnshy, Ipswich ; Gales, Sheffield ; Binns, Leeds ; Peck and Wolstenholme, York ; Brown, Hull ; Humble, Newcastle; Gee, Cambridge; Slater, Oxford ; Donald, 'jeweller; Glasgow; Scott, Apothecary, Edinburgh.; and by .one reputable Bookseller in most Towns 'in England. Price zs. gd. and ss. sd. a Box, Duty included. Whert: may be had. Arnold's Nervous Restorative Drops. LONDON : Printcd, by BU CHA NA N M‘MI 1, LAN, (of Bow-Street, Covent:Gartlen At tlic surt-OvF4ci, No, rw, Strand whcre ildveitisements, Orders mayetr.ent. Stiff ivEfrs. POOLL MAY 7, Arrived- -the A.ai've, Williams, and W:lliaM and Mary, BoyneS, from Portsmouth ; Brothers, Gillingham;, Iran Weymouth; Edward and Mary , -Harley, from Cowes ; Bless ing, Wills, froth London; William and Catherine, Pratt, froth -Newcastle. Sailed—the Dart, Beal, for Portsmouth; WilliaM and Mary, Whiteway, for Liverpdol. ORAVkSENTS, MAY 6. Passed by—the William, , from Memel • Seven Friends, —, from Gretzeil, Maria Elizabeth; —; from Friezland; St.•Johannes,—, from Dort ; Robson, Ander. son, and Paul and Elizabeth, Raven, from Norway. Sailed—the Fame, Baker, for the East Indies; Grant, Pea -cock, tor Jamaica ; Sally, RobsOn, for Petersburgh ; Hope, —, for Hambro'; Louisa Ulrica, —, for Havre; Goede Vrienden, Prank, fol. Rotterdam; and Jonge ,Alida,. for Catwyk. 111 : k,y . j.- 7 Pas,sed by :: the : Betsey, Gabriel, from Calais. Sailed—the f ulius, Hawthorn, lOr St. Kitts; Alert, Hem mings, for Africa ; Lonclon.l.indor, for Hambro' ; Hannah, Perkins ' for Virginia; Vrow Anna, Holiner; for Embden ; and the Geode Hoflhung, Blair, for Bremen. BIRTHS. On the Bth inst. at his Lordship's seat, Osterley Park, the Countess of Westmorland, of a Son. On Friday the 7th inst. at Srratfurd-place, the Lady of Lawrence Dundas Campbell, Esq. of a Daughter. MARRIED On - Tuesday last, at Walton, in Suffolk; the Rev. Cal thorpe Blofield, A. B. Vicar of Bishop's Norton, Lincoln shire, to Miss Mary. Caroline G rose, daughter of the, late Francis Grose, Esq. F. A. S. OH - Wednesday last, at Colchester, - Mr. Richard Twining, jun. of the. Strand, to Miss Smythies, daughter of the Rev. Mr. John Smythies, of Colchester. -- On Thursday last, by the Rev. Dr.' Peers, at Morden, - Surrey, Mr. J. Allnatt, of Wallingford, Bejlts, to Miss Elizabeth Do4d, of Morden aforesaid. On Thursday, at Hertford, by the Rev. .Thomas Foote' Gower, Richard Hall Gower, Esq. of Cheshunt, to Miss Emptage,-elaughter of the late Commodore E mptage, in the service of the India Company, On Saturday s at St. George's, Hanover-square, Gilbert Mathison; Esq. to Nlisi Farquhar, eldest daughter of Sir Walter Farquhar, Bart. . DIED. On Saturday evening, att.et a very short illness, and sin cerely regretted by all her p..:cy.laintance, Mrs. ,Jones, wife of the, Rev. Dotior Jones; of U per Charlotte - street, Fitzroy.; square. Lately, at Strabane, Sir John Stewart Hamilton, Bart. many years Representative in Parliament for that Town. On Tuesday last, at Witcombe Park, in the County of Cloth:este* in - the 87tH year of her age;- Lady Hicks, relic-I of Sir Howe Hicks, 'Bart. of that place. ' • • PRICE 0 STOCKS, Rank Stock - NoraVy 5 per Cent. .167413 i per Lent.' ►^y?, to4ii I fish 5 per Cent. per Cent. Con. per Cent.):cd. 7$ 40 2 per Ccnt. Con. 764- 5 i 4 Ditto Scrip Banki.. Ann. 2.1 5-161 3-161 Ditto Stiori Ann. j 1-16 5 Ditto ScrO) !) A Y I rut i a Stock Excheq. s. s. preen. Vund,able ditto rein.' 3d Exchequer Bills par New S. S. Stock (!mnium 3 2 2 ' Impel'. 3 per Cent. Ditto Ann. mi 3-16 flank for n tng India "tier opening Consols for Account 76 , WANTS A PLACE, _ EIS;BUTLER in - a Lady or Gentleman's Family, a Sinle middle-aged Man ; understands the Manage- . ment of a . Family with the utmost care and 'frugality, and will be found a useful Servant in many things ; has always lived in genteel FaMilies these eighteen years. Salary will not be an obje6t in a comfortable Situation ; no objedion to a Place in the . Country, if for all the year.; has an undeniable Charader - from a respedable Lady's Family in Warwick shire, now in Town, which he has just left. Direct for R. P. at Mrs. Satchell's, No. 4, Newspaper office, Bolsover-street; or No. 36, Watling-street, City. - SAT: HOSIERY. COOKE continues to have on Sale at his Manu ladory , and Nottingham Warehouse, No. 434, Strand, an extensive and valuable Assortment of HOSI E KY ofevery. description, which, -for elegance, neatness, taste, and quality, has never been equalled, and,' he flatters himself, • can never be surpassed. he many advantages he possesses over every other person in this line of business, and the peculiar degree of petiedion to which, by indefatigable attention, •and unli mited expellee, he has brought his Manufactory, while they afford him an opportunity of offering to the Public a variety of Goods, superior in every respect to those of any other per son, anti render all competition fruitless ; also enable him to acconi.-noctittc the Public, either in the wholesale, retail, or export trade, ulion terms more moderate than can possibly be afforded by any other House in the Metropolis. NEW FOREIGN GARDEN SEEDS. I. TWO New • CUCUMBERS, viz. 1. The True Levant, which produces- its fine Fruit be_ tween one and two feet long., For ex9uisite flavour, firm' solidity, innocent nature, and beauteous form, it has no corn_ petitot. 2. The New Egyptian, not so large as the former, but equally deliciouS, and every way ditlercnt. z. NATOLIAN ASPARAGUS, described by Guthrie, Geog. Gram. p. 508, 4th Edit. The buds are as - large as 6 Or 3 of the common sort, and the taste far superior. 3. New ITALIAN PURPLE BROCOLI. Its chief head 'is 6 or 8 inches broad : its numerous lateral branches giv,e fine heads of the cornmon'ske, so that several bundles may be cut from one Plant. It has the richest flavour pos sible and its beauty When on table must be seen to be con- 4. New SPANISH COSS LETTUCE grows a foot and half high, and two feet round; is exquisitely white and crisp, the sweetest of any Lettuce known, and almost all heart. 5. MALTA CAULIFLOWER, grows a full foot broad, and its delicacy is as superior as its size. 6. ANTWERP "CELERY grows 3 feet high, and 6 or 8 ,inches round, and stands most eminently distinguished for its very rich.taste. 7. No i(TH AMERICAN KALE, is uninjured by tl:e severest frosts, gives the most delicious "Winter Greens, boils as green as the springing Grass, and is sweet as ASparagus I. AFRICAN ENDIVE is meet as a Summer Lettuce, and for whiteness, crispness, and tenderness, there is no other such Salad in Nature. The Plants are often as large as mid dling Cabbages. 9. The New BARBARY ONION grows twice as large as the Spanish, is beautifully formed, delicately white, and as mild as an Apple. Sold at Crocker's, St. Alban's-street, Pall-Mall, in Packets, as. 6d. each. No Credit. Pay Postage: VENEREAL COMPLAINTS. DR. ARNOLD's. PILLS, so -well known all over Europe for their superior efficacy and 'peculiar mildness, in perfectly eradicating every degree of the Vene real Disease without the least trouble or confinement. The` Public may be assured this excellent Medicine is perfedly congenial to the constitution, and many have remarked their health having been much improved in other respects after its use. Printed Diredions, signed by Dr. Arnold, are inclosed with each Box, which will enable all. Persons to cure them selves without the knowledge of any one. Prepared by Dr. Arnold, at Whetstone, Middlesex; sold in 1.. - Orien by Mr. Axtelli.No. r, Finch-lane, Comnhil'l ; Mr. • Ward, at his Patent Medicine Warehouse, No. 324, Holborn,. opposite Gray's Inn Gate ; and Mr. Pidding, at his Patent Medicine Warehouse, No. 76, Oxford -street, opposite the Pantheon. MANSI(')N and LAND, Violet Hill, near Newry ; and CAPITAL MERCANTILE HOUSE, Dublin. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, . By Mr:SMITH, - At Garraway's, on Friday the 28th May, at Twelve o'Clock, in Two Lots, unless acceptable Offers are made in the mean time by. Private Contrat, Lot. 1. A 14'REEHOLD ESTATE, with anELE_ ,G A NT MANSION, commanding . a beautiful situation on Violet Hill, within one mile of the Selip6rf town, of Newry, in the occupation of Colonel Vassal ;. con . - taMing drawing and dining rooms twenty-ibur feet by twenty, breakfast-parlour; suitable bed-rooms and offices, with a lawn, sarubbery, plantations, and about thirty EnAlis-n acres of meadow and pasture land, bounded by the navigable ca nal, a coach-house, stabling for ten hoe, barn, and out buildings. Lot 2. A Freehold ,Estate; comprising a spacious' sub stantial Dwelling-llouse, No: 3, Sandwich-street, near Townsend -street, Dublin, in a desirable situation for a Mer chant, within five, minutes walk of Merrion-square and St. George's-quay, near the Commercial-buildings, and the. Docks at Ringsend. The house is forty feet in front ; con - - raining four rooms on each floor, offices, and capacious cel laring, with a coach-house, and stabling for four horses, ,a walled garden, extending about Zoo feet in depth, and a plot of building. ground adjoining about 2o.feet in front. —Tobe viewed, Lot 1, by applying to Samuel Reed, Esq. Newry ; and Lot 2, by applying to Mr. David Sandys, Attorney at Law, Dublin; of whom particulars may be had fourteen days preceding the sale ; also of the Printers Of The Belfast News Letter, Dublin Evening Post, Limerick lournal, and Liverpool General Advertiser; of Messrs. Gregg and Col . : field, _Solicitors, Skinner's Hal, Dowgate-hill; at Garra Way's; and of Mr. Smith, No. 62, Broad-street. FREEHOLD FARM and CORN TYTHE, DEVON. • TO BE SOLD by AUCTION, By Mr. SMITH, , At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change alley, Cornhill, on Friday the zsth'of lune, at Twelve o'Clock, unless an acceptable offer is made in the mean time by Private Con traa, AVery desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, called joHNsoNs, in the Parish of . Bishops Nymptow; comprising 213 Acres of Arable, Pasture, and Meadow Land, bounded by two rivers, adjoining a Turnpike Road, about one mile from South Molton, the first'mark.et for handsome Cattle in the kingdom, and- about thirreen miles from the Port of Barnstaple. The House is modern and cornipa, and may, at a small expellee, be made a residence for a Gentleman's Family; there being on the Farm a Quarry of famous Building_Stone, of which the House,Barn, Granary, Stables, and Offices,' are partly built ; and Lime-stone has been found on the Estate; there are two Cottages, with Gar dens, at a convenient distance. Also the Corn Tythe of the said Parish, containing about so,ooo Acres, divided into Farms, on which great Improvements are now making. ,This Farm and Tythe form together a very improvable property of about 55cd. per annum, most desirably situated for a Gen tleman fond of rural diversions, in the centre of a sporting Country abounding with Game and Fish; Stag and' Fox Hunting in the neighbourhood, and Harriers kept in the Parish. Immediate possession may be had ; and the Furniture (which is partly new),'together with the live and dead Stock, growing Crops, and Implements of Husbandry, at a fair valuation. OiFORLISIitkE, near WoOIISTOCK andEiISTON • TO BE SOLD liY AUCTION By Mr. SMITH, At Garraway's, on Friday; My t 4, at twelve o'clock; A VERY" Tniprovabte FREEHOLD EStATE, lA. situate in the Parishes of Kiddington and Radford, four utiles from Woodstock., and three from Enston, in the County , of 0 X FORD ,• comprising do acres 16 poles (be the same more or less) of rich Arable and Meadow Land, lying convenient, with a new-built FARM-HOUSE, large orchard; cottage, and gardens, farm and rick yards, two barns, Waggon lodge,. stabling,. cow-house,, and out-build ings, in the occupation of Mr, Edward- Messer; tenant at will, moderately estimated at the sum of 1801. per annum. To be viewed, With leave of the tenant, ten days preceding the Sale ; and. Particulars then had of Mr. Morris, En stun ; at the Star and Cross Inns, Oxford ,• Bear, Wood stock; _White Hart, Chipping Norton; of Messrs. Bul lock and Arnold. Bedford-row ; at Garraway'S ; and of Mr. Smith, No. 62, Broad -street. COUNTIES OF LIMERICk, MEATI-1, and DOWN, IRELAND TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • By Mr. SMITH, . At Carraway's Coffee-House, Change-Alley, Cornhill, Lpndon, on Friday the 28th of May,, tgoz, iii Three Lots, (unless acceptable Offers are made in the:mean time by Private Contrail), Lot. I. A LARGE and VALUABLE ESTATE in. FEE SIMPLE, called DERRYNEALF., in the County of Down; comprising a Distridof rich Arable and Feeding Land, situate between Banbridge .and Castle Wellan, three miles from Rathfryland, 'ten from, Newry, .and sixty from Dublin, containing Six Hundred and.. Fou rteen Irish Acres, equal to Nine Hundred and Twenty-one English Acres, let ma numerous• arid reputable Tenantry, at Four Hundred and Forty-three Piounds ; Two Shillings mid Eight-pence - per - Annum. - Lot 11. - THE TOWN LAND of LOGHER, in the County of Meath, a Lease for upwards of Nine Himai - ed Years, containing Four Hundred Irish Acres of rich Arable. and Feeding Land, four miles from Drogheda, and three from Slane, on the river BOyne, about twenty-two miles from Dublin, let to two respectable Tenants, at Four Hundred Pounds per Annum. Lot ill. A VALUABLE ESTATE in FEE SIMPLE, called TULLURBPY, in the County of Limerick, three miles from Bruff; three from Croome, and twelve. ftom Limerick, near the River Shannon, containing about Three Hundred and Sixty Irish Acres, (by old Surveys) of remark ably rich Land, let at old Rents, amounting to Three Hun red, and Five Pounds per Annum, capable of great ifllplOve mei t on the demise ofa Lite aged 69 years. - To be viewed by applying to Mr. David Sandys,'Attorney':. at-Law, Dublin ; and Particulars had twenty days preceding the Sale, of the Printers of the. Belfast News Letter; Cork. Evening Post; Dublin Hibernianiousnal and Evening PoSti. Limerick journal ; Dumfries and Glasgow Journals; burgh Herald and Advertiser ; Liverpool General Advertises; Bath journal ; Bonnor's Bristol Journal ; of Messrs. Gregg . and Corfield, Solicitors, Skinner's-Hall, 'Dowgate-hill ; at ; and of Mr. Smith,, No t . 62., Broad-street, near the Royal Exchange, London. ' " • VALUABLE FREEHOLD FARMS, IN THE VALE- , OF DAVIDSTOW, NEAR CAME CORNWALL. • TO BE • SOLD BY AUCTION, • - By Mr. SMITH, - At Garraway's Colle-house, 'Change Alley, Cornhill, on Friday the 28th of May, at Twelve o' Clock, in Eight lots, VERY Desirab:e and Irnproveabie FREEHQLD ESTA T ES, comprising Trewinnow, Tuckmil 1, Burn, Balsdon, and Oke Farms, containing together . Five Hundred Acres of rich Fee,ding and Arable Land, watered by a fine trout stream, near the market-towns of Launceston, Bodmin, Camelford, and Stratton, .within fourteen miles of. the river Tamer, and six of the sea with capital sheep-walks, farm, and beast houses, barns, stabling, and out buildings, let to respect-. able Tenants at, low tents, amounting to Two Hu n dred an d Fifty-five Pounds Sixteen ShillingS per ann. With valuable Right on the extensive Commons of High Moor, Botter Down, and Router, Moor. • Also, the absolute 'Reversion of two valuable Freehold Estates, comprising North Moor Farm . and Balsdon Park, situate in the parish of Whitstope, con wining 132 acres of meadow and arable land, with a farm house, Outbuildings, and valuable right of common. To be viewed, with leave of the tenants, 14 days preceding the S,ale.; and Particulars then had at the Kiug's Arms ' Camelford ; Whit,. Hart, Launceston ; Tree, Stratt o n ; H o t e l, Plymouth ; Hotel, Weymouth ; New Inn, Holdsworthy ; ofthe Printers of The Exeter Gazette; Sherburne Mercury ; Bath-) Journal"; and Bonnor's Bristol Journal of Mr. Webb, Wine-mer chant, Truro ; Messrs. Grylls, Borlase, an d Scott, Attornies at Law, - Helston, in Cornwall ; Messrs. Palmer and Toill- Bosons, Solicitors, Warntbrd-court, Throgmorton-street ; "at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Smith, No, 62,1r0ad-Street, ROyal Exchange, . • The Bailiffat the Yarm will shew the property ; and Par ticulars may be had 14 days preceding the - sale, of Mr. Pearce, Attorney at Law, South Molton ; at the Hotels, Plymouth and Weymouth; Golden Lion, Barnstaple; the Printers of the Exeter Gazette and Sherburne Mer,ury ; •at Garrawiy!s ; and of Mr. Smith, No. 6z, Broad-street. • , ; Mid Published by IV' LLI,AM ARM/CFR SCRIPPS, (ot Horse. F for the Paper,. Letters for the Editor, &c. (past.pa ,• • • ESTATE AND MANOR NEAR TIVtRTON; DEVONSHIRE. TO BE 'SOLD BY AUCTION, ....„ _....... _ ' '• By IVIe. SMITH, . At Garraway's Coffee-house,- Cbrnhill, on Friday .th e . re zst of June, at Twetve, in One Lot, ttnleSs a n accept; !a li offer is made in the . racan tinie - hy Private Contraet,. rri-IE MANOR of GORNFIA Y 1 wit b'O s ot itill 1_ Rights, and Immunities valuable Little Gornhay, Peadhill, Pylewell, Walidow n, Moor a , i a Bradford Farina, with the Leasehold Moor Hayes, contaiuing. together upwards of 550 acres, of. remarkabLy, rich Meado, i a l i i i s d h A ly ra im ble pr L o a v i e l a d b i le y:'e i l n l, Th i, ea b u e , k i e f : , l 4 ,sNi•ittuhaitni_oan,Ring Fence, sod t r . ,: ror Tiverton, and ten from 'Exeter, in the . County of Dcvol! , with Farrrisand'Beast Houses,. Barhs, and 011.-buiidings, 14 to Messrs ~Tarman; Gates, Skinner, Cruwys,' and the WI: dow had I :o i ek is raw, at reins amounting to 7221. per Annum; 5 0 °' of the purchase money may remain on mortgage. 'FO be viewed, with leave of the tenants, and -Paiticul ar q prece4ing tbc Sale at the S wan; Tivedon; G°l7, den Lion, Barnstable; and Hotels, Honiton, 'Plyrnotith.au ,Weyrnouth ; of the Printers of The Exeter Gazette, Sher :b:GnearNrlaeArcalytz,,; Bath an d . o f Journal mr. , s a n n il d o l3 l, on N t o i o . r' 6 s 2B,lsteroo Journal,alset near time Royal Eieliange. :_____--------'--- To BOOKSELLERS and PiIBLISFIEkS TO BE SOLD BY AucTioN „ te , On the 'Premises, NZ). 09 Piccadilly (direaly opP°si Beiici-street), -- - ky Mr. STEWART, o f On Monday i the 17th inst. by Dire6tion of the Assign ees ' . Mr. John Wright, a Bankrupt : •, MME Valuable LEASE and GOOD t man .l... the above Premises, fitted.up :in the Most elegan ner for carryi . ng on the business of a Bookseller and Publisheri and well-kn Own for 'several years past as the Literary res. ° l l ; of many distinguished .Chardders, acid likewise for vert r av the most poplar Works. On the same and -tbllowincg „,a. will he Sold, the' elegant bound STOCK of BOOK'? - ,HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. r ata - To be viewed three days prior to the Sale, when to ,apply td Mr. Ste \yart, oppoSite York Hou • logues may be had. Forparticulars of the Lease, ptease _WILL of __.----• House, Piccadilly. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By THOMAS STONE, r ,„f o rd At the Red. Lion inn, Thame, in - the County oF s , -• - 3 ' on Tuesday the I rth Day of May, rBos,at Four o'ClccV_: the Afternoon (subje& to such Conditions as shall be ti " • agreed), T HE following FREEHOLD 'ESTATES, ill ( t I. A liv M ers ES p S a U rc A e p s A County of Buckingham the , in " g L s o , and F o " f in v closed i Pasture Land, in the Parish of Ickforn, in the occtip:!tif”; in the Representative of Rowland Herr*, and contirio),',. „ 58• A: 3 35 P. ,- " „. 0 al, Lot n... TWO PARCELS of inclosed. PASTu,' ! - ) J o(' - MEADOW GROUND, called GREGG 's RO pa- GREGG 's MEAD, with a Barn and Cow-liouse,' t ' A — c on. fish of Waidesdon, in- the ocoapation of John -lieu, as " twining OA.3R. 36 P. . A B ra a b in le,, ang i O ca . c l o t - , , b f u l i a l io \ t a t ; * . rn called Lot A CLOSE of MEADOW GROV , ' — ' the , . • BAFINISITR's AIS; in- the Parish of .oakleY,""';3l,. occupatiok of john Stephens, and containing 6A. R • the Premises are held by,Agreements from year tO y ear ' under proptr restriclions-. 1 ' E sq ' For to rtiter Particulars, apply to Thomas,l-linck ; Mr. Wyatt, Bucton-upon-Trent ;Bri'" uear ttoneer, in Thame ; or Mr. Willia Baker, m Thame. , .S'r EAMeMILL. 'Of' . To be Sold by• Public Roup(if not previously dispc?See,%; , ',; •. : - - Private Bargain),within the Royal Exchange Colice-b ° ,. Edinburgh, upon Wednesday the 19th Day of MaYi . •:• at Two o'clock,. Afternoon, — ll` HE MILL latelv'efeaed at GR AHAMSTaI: upon_the Banks of the Great Canal, and wtotiP t hof ses, Steam Engine of Boltou; Watt and Cos, - . - 701 z' power. They. - consisf•of FlOur,. Corn, :and iv s i- . are most substantially tini.shed, and very' advantae--'ousuf tuned for carrying on an extensive trade. Tb 4 half a mile ft - Om-Falkirk, aniftwo and a half from • mouth. - • -• 'Rob ert A pplication for further' particulars may be madFt •Young, Writft, Merchant-street ; Mr. lames Writer, Falkirk e or the Rev. Mc. Sinith •Potiagot by Falkirk. N. not sold, the Mills will be lett.. s t n • • WHEN :Professional Men of Educati on Responsibility deviate from the geete SYste,° by 00 - • the sclelion of a peculiar branch, the sanela)n of 1 011 S firmed success is the best criterion of superiority. - h oly° .Eight years have 1_ devoted my pradice tb tne e% c . of treatment of Three Disordtts and e thesuccessful re? I i a to my plan gives =additional ardor to oppose, as tar as al o4 able, the ravages of those Complaints winch are the important in the Catalogue. of•Ruman itl'4e °l); . • After initiation into every.- Branch, as an ArmY . 1 1a ine I formed a wish at an early. period of Pradice to res or the • dividuals from the 'ignorance of uneducated men ,. equally dangerous precipitancy of general PraaitiOnetsi•c • • The .Thrie - Disorders, •to the Cure of which 1- I „'qs.6-. voted my attention, comprie every species of t lu- REAL INF.ECTION- whether of a recent or ,`"," rout ration :' icily,. All kinds of debility, whether atis`P? o tui: .the habits of school -boys, or the indulgences o f «'o" age: And, lastly, tiat xlerangetrtent of the systeV y, men which is called BARR ENN E SS ," or s rI ip thNuelut%uautsmn Diseas e s of a aresiri.ltlhjereGr snolltorice o r t l 'ig a; noranee , aof ,ill by frequently happens that the seeds' of Lite a l r ' e d. p on t ne' the indiscretion of an unguarded houte—By'a sal l oara thod such Complaints are 'easily ciired ; arid, eve n Oiler a othets have failed`, I trust that may presume to radial re-estah owever, blishment. , sc y are tlie cases of complicated distr.' rico 5 at - this disorder, compared with the calamitous sttu,' or ' t he Men, Who, frUnl induleencesolitary vlcee such of Debility, which is the Unavoidable. con Sequence. pernicious habits.. 6 • • s er(( , o.t Where the unhappy sufferer broods over his rtat •co„,o- carefully conceals his misfortune, it nay jOtorol t ot i lation him to know, that although •it h e e ,. ; e doubt or uncertainty with other. yraatio ~,,,, of these. !)eficiencaes by the gradual progress 0t t ;,. f iles tion, is the acquirement of iely Experience. It lv a igour. of Bacchus or Venn.; have bean to reduce kh l " ou o itu teO c i' much anxiety will he .prevented by an early L gre a t tion of - this lananid - State ; and in these case`( • ,at difficulty will-occur.• • a . 1 .• But where this Deficiency his for Years 'existed, dual , perseverance is. indispensably , equi - site to revive t . l o le t i . on• bering Sparks of Lite, and to re-animate the Const" ) ,,oint c , M A.R11.1 E1)\V() ME 'vital:aye long heerr - cissi oat i" in their expedarions of a Family, ' rn,y .assur"iii most instances, such defects are curable by Mc d ' i c :f e rutio n oil ; The secreay which is Si) essential to fly and the qualifications which I have presumed to ~attsu`.d 'the basis of my'Pretensions, 'and in. ,Loi nclUeß`ee cons ult e this intimation is given, that Mr. B. may l, a t / 1 7 . personally, •or by Letters " ;)elosing a sma.i N o . le rti ,ia Par house, .No. aoe - Arundel. oc:ir " Yatet -stgee" .Flr There is an in \\* adjoining, and the. Name ii ou both tile doors • . ,T ... e onst M. Member oi The Royal Col !eve ,Sl' 7 A. Y HE itnprov ed PEI) 0 M E ERY ° r T the distance ‘VlSE Weare r wa l ks by SPENCER and"P ERKINS, Watat-Tnakers, (of posite St. Sepulchre'S Church, Snow-hill ; NY", they years have fabricated these Machinese and thol. 25 I , o e , i( oic not claim the Invention, it being almoSt as au l . ' v r ie dge Watches, yet all that ever came to their kur vor ipe,A, f tat►allo bean SO, rude. in their shape,. inconvistieut been lal o c c. ; .44 Auld; incorrect in• their peribemanee as to have beet - 1 5 bre as useless, - This, Which they take the liberty to vtler to rte t a l e. 5 tre e, elegant itself, most conveniently usz"d, t exc" - ;,og ande• what 'is desirable in all Nlachines 1 :- 111 -Y.', st na • . cheap ;• no hbil . : ato be out- of order, an d r wetionb stn Companion to Gentlemen, who are fond 0, ram ie Shooting. - pet l a te/Y ea o f • Flattering themselves the great roproveirtHis has ~carried it to its u ititnatum, they tak-t , 1 " . r ' v an . •at k as • is inakiiig„it public, to secure to theim;e. o, e s ran thereof, having. been 'arterially injured by . 1 ( ;! .. e. to Gentle, have have copied their - Mach/nes, and passed then! ,Lt ,her p nmi as their own inventions, and very interior work. • ' houeh tri Oil .111 h ferry-road, VVestiiiinzer); rd), must be addressed. 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