The Sun. — London, England, 1802-10-18 00:00:00

MARLBOI:OUGH-STREETPOLICE-OFFICE. Saturday, Joseph Halfbrd Saville, the person who was lately charged with stealing a gown in' a dwelling-house where he went to inquire for lodg_ irigs, was again Put:t6the bar, in order that those whom he had robbed in a similar Way, might appear against him. The prisoner conduded himself with the same degree of impudence as on the former oc casion.- The 'first charge alledged against_ him was on the oath of Elizabeth Altlworth, the servant in a French family resident at No. 9, lianover,street she stated thit last Wednesday week, the Pri. soner, accompanied by an elderly man, came to in quire. whether there were any lodgings to let ; she chewed them to him in the absence of her mistress.ln the mean time, some person knocked at: the door, and inquired-forVapt—Fraser ; while she was opening the door, the prisoner Went into the kitchen, after which he left the house; there were some silver spoons laying on' the kitchen dresser be fore the, prisoner went down 'stairs, butino sooner had he departed than she missed them ; she had every reason_ to believe the. prist , ner had taken She was positive.as to his person, because it Was,the second time he.had been at the house.— S!ie, had met the elderly person this Morning in the street.. The prisoner said he would disproVe . ' the charge at the proper time and place. The witness was bound over to pro:: cute. lle was next charged with -stealing a cloak . from the house of Mr. - Wilson, James-street, .Bediord row. It appeared from; the evidence of-,ML Wil son, and a young woman his niece, • that the pri soner had effeded this robbery by: applying to take 1. dgings at Mr. W's house ; while be was exarni ning the apartments, he leant his anti against The sideboard, on which the cloak - lay, and without being perceived, conveyed it ,to his . pocket, and went away.. The witnesses were confident the cloak was 'on the sideboard before-the prisoner en . tered the room. . :They. also stated, that the Prisoner had taken away a shilling - that lar near the -cloak. The Prisoner aliedged nothing in his defence; and the parties were baundpverto prosecute him at the next Session. -A young woman ,Very -genteelly dressed, and very beautiful, whose name" is Mary Kelly, was examined.on'suspicion of stealing -a silver •wateh: The ,watch in' question was loSt at the house of- Mr; 1-loffnian; . in Oglestreet, St. Mary-le-bone, on flmrsday last, and afterwards found pledged with Mr. Freer, - a Pawnbroker in -the neighbour., hood 'of GoWen-sqwire., The shopman said, .that he tf , 6lc-the watch in pledge of a, person very': much like . the'Prisoner: In her defence she denied . airknowledge'-of taking: the watch, but admitted that she was in the house at night, " - to call on a friend • who lived there. She said that she had spent the whole of the day in company with her brother,- on board the Augusta Yacht at Dept ford, and:,did,not arrive in town till pasti_ . seven o'clock. ; The watch had been missing two hours before that time. She produced an Annuity. Bond, Which she requested the Magistrate to look:at, and which she said must convince him she did nor steal the watch, as she had ample_ priiperty 'to support her. She mentioned several persons of the rust disk do ion_ in Ireland, whom she said would speak to her Charader.. She was touch agitated during her ekamination, and when told that she must be corn mitted, entreated, to be alloWed to send for bail. This, -Iniwever, .could riot be complied with, the charge not being bailable,.. and she was accordingly • fully committed for trial. - Tbrimas Russel/ was brought up for re-ex'amina: tion on suspicion of stealing a valuable gold watch, which he offered to pledge with Mr. Hill, Pawn-- broker, in Rathbone-placr. A Mr. Heathcote at tended, and stated, that the watch was his property, nnd thi:'t he had been robbed of it about a fortnight since, near the circuS, by three genteel dressed worpen, one of whom struck him 'a vinlent bIOW on the breast, ,and be immediately missed his watch he pursued them, but they' escaped, and he - had not been able to trace it until he found the Wdech, adver.: . tised in the Paper.--The Prisoner not being to give a satisfaCcory account how the watch cane into his poeSsion, was fully committed .to take his trial, ai'id Mr. Heathcote liound over, to prosecute. On Saturday Jere'niah Coriteiius arid John Aftz;n- • waring: were raken before the LORD MA.vor., the one charged with concealing- himself in the, warehouse, of Messrs. Scarratt and Loudensack, : in in Milk-street, Cheapside ; the other with an intent to rescue him upon his being apprehended, • Samuel Legg, Warehouseman;, said, that when he returned from the Post,:ntice, between six and, seven t!clock, he found . the Prisoner conee.lled in the warehouse he produced,a piece of Irish which had been removed from its ,sit2!ation, as' he suvposed by the Prisoner. The.Constablete.whom Cornelius was given in charge _swore, that when he was cur: Bey him to the Compeer he was violent.. ly assaulted by the Prisoner .evidently for: the purpOse of rescuing Cornelius. Both the Prisoners beat him severely.—Committed to the Poultry Compeer for farther examination. Charles Rann;flgtow was fully committed/ for. charged with stealing a large quantity of snuff` from a Tobacconist's, in Newgate-street..Tippo, Reed, . and Cartwright, three City Officers, told his Lord ship, that.being on duty on Thursday evening in Allersgate-street, about six o'clock they saw the Prisoner carrying this load of snuff: they knowing him to he a suspicious charadcr, concluded' it . was stolen, and accordingly detained him. Richard Robinson said, that he was shopman to Mr. Park, in.Newgate-street ; that hehad.paciscd up the snuff in question, containing one hundred:weight, valued 'at IC which he' hal . direded to Mr. Sutton, a-to bacconist at Leicester, and it was stolen from his master's warehouse:on.:ifilursday evening about six o'clGck. The prisoner. in his defence said, that a person had given it to hith to. carry - it to Clerken, w-el!, for which he wy, : to-.1,e ,paid a ; but • .ad.initted that he had just beero'eleased from , the • -House of Corre&ion, where he had hien confined tWelie month; for an, assault. The parties,.we-re Aiound over to prosecute. 7 SHIP NEWS. P0 . 91.E, OCT. 25. ArrivA 7 oe john and - Robert., Welt, from Wo.T:lbridge ; Blandf9rd, lattOt froni , LOndon; Mart, Rider; from New , castle ; Kent, 'J.:fling, Iron Rdcheitet ;' and 'Duke - of York, Coggin, from Bristol. . . Sailed—the Robert and•Mary,'Jervis, for LiVerpool ; Dart, King, and Adive, Viltia7is, for Portsmouth ; Sornerse, Madox, forVenby ' tt , rpe, Mmelaws, for Weymouth . ; and Sea-GOl Revenue Cutter, :on a cruize. . - .YARMOUTII. 0CT.•15. Sailed—the Dove, Horn, for London ; Eliza,- Butcher, for Liverpool.• Resolution, Norrison, for Feversh4ni; Hero, Thurston, and-Ouse jcderson,••forLorrdon; 111anoy; Had.: dens, .for OtCey,= for London: , I :? ll:; II j' SA7I; STGCKS, DAY. Bulk Stock , rSzi.. • - - t In , tia.Stock Navy 5 per ici,+l3 , 9'., Tool,- . South Set Mock .5 . per Cleat. 1797, 99 - t oo; Exeheii. i:his- s. s. par trip c cier Cu.4r -- .. "FundaLleilitio prem. 4 per Cent. Con. 53 , 2- .41 4 . 1 3d Exchequer ,ills dis. • per Cent. Ite, - ,. tio, -k i ItnAiiiin IcSti c i •••1 zo . ) . 1 per.Ctitt,..Coii."67:„lts 7 i 1 1 infer. 3.p4r _Cent. . . [Alto Scrip. _.... . - 1.1141.0 .'4,sn.- , . .Rahk L. Anil. r•-;;;;: i .' • '4arik for , opening i)iittoGhOtt Ain-. ..,..7--10.' , tridia fo.r Arc. Ditto Scrip . . 2 v - Corm. tOr Account 67t, 4Si . , - • . (;) N Irritplbyi,UCH ANA N lI.L. A N, (of Bow-Street. Covgnr-Gartiell); ang P 4bliShed by W Ls£: , 4 A R.1‘.1 SCR t Pj. (oVSbuth Molipn-street; Grosvenor-squar9i Al. ;he Surf-OwiricE, No. 1)2, - Strand; where ilemettisemmts ) Orders for the Paper, Lettirs for the Editor) &c. (`post-ptiii), mat be aaclre,,,sed; CAMBPIDGE, OCT. 14. SUNDAY last, being the first day of Term, the :following Gentleinen were eletleci University Ofii. •cers for the year ensuing : PROCTORS.' • Rev. T. SUMPTER, A. M. King's College. Rev,_ 01E4 WA RTE R, A. Magdalen-College. moDER.A,ToR3. ROBERTAVOODHOUSE, A.M. Caius College. Rev. T. W. HORNBUCKLE, A.ll/1. St. john's College. • bcßuTATor.s. Re 4. THOMAS VEASEY, 8.. D. Peter-house. .Rev. JAMES WOOD, B. D. St, john's College. • Rev. C. CHE'VAI.I.I ER, Pembroke-hall. Rev. JOHN DON CAS ER, A. Ai. Christ College. On IVlonday the Rev. John Nedham, cif .i'eter. House, :and the Rer. Jeremiah IreS, of Trinity College, were admitted A. M.--On the same day Messrs. Stephen 'Hurnard Hawtry, Charles Ekins, Duke Young,. and Richard. Godley, Felloi.vs of King's -College, and - William Vanden ,Bempden Johnstone, of Trinity. College, were adMitted Bachelors of 'Arts. On Tuesday the 'Caput were eletled ftr the en. suing.. year tr • The Rev: Win. GrettOn, Master of IVlagdalen, D. D.' ' , Joseph lowatt, Trinity Hall, 1.. L. D. - Xliornas Ingle, Vellow of Peter House,,M. D. :Pile Rev. C. IV..Barrell, Fellow of Catherine Hall, A. M. The Rcv. john Broderip; Fellow of King's' College; A. M. EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM BODMIN, OCT. ! " The Police, in some parts of the country, .s ems to be at A. very low ebb.—Last -.summer, an 'ancient Sahnort Wear; belonging to the Rev.' Dr. FLAMANK, at Boscarne, in this County, was wan tonly and maliciously .destroyed by a numerous ban were•then used to discover the ()film= ders, but. without effel. The weae hoWever was' :rebuilt, , as an old patrimonial -- property •to its owner, of considerable value. In Auggst another of the same' numerons'banditti, -dresse&in sailoe.s jackets, and carter's frocks, with blackened faces, and armed-with guns,. pistols, 'cutlasses, -and otlier offensive Weapons, again . destro - yed this SM. :mon Wear. And in' the night' Wednesday the .6th inst. the like-depredations were again committed by the same banditti,, who also attacked the Mill, near the Wear; deStroyed the tailing -of the. bridge, burned several gates, and committed- various other outrages. The Proprietor ha's agaimotilJed a reward . :or one lanndied pounds for the-d scovery ;of one or more of the offenders, who h,t ye all hitherto escaped the most vigilant search. So fiagrant' an instance depredation upon private.property, by .a ‘ bapclitti of offenders, we trust,. has, not often occurred among ; 11,cornm , m methods fail, , some extviclrdi n-try measures ought surely -to be taken; to bring . sleh offeikTers "to Fiqic—it li:eon - les -,county, it* not a natiooal cortoetn.?' • • At -the deneral'Quarter-SesSions artheTeace - held for the Ton of - Derby, on MonclaV last, Williarn for' obtaining I;kl,' fal - se pretences from a SerjeAnt in the Marines a sum of money as an en bounty, being :anti apprentice, was' ordered to be imprisoned three months. r • At - Worcester Sessions, on WedneSday se'nrrigliti• Geo.Smith,:of Oldswinford, nailor, was intlifted for 'cruelly . beating George Jures, a parish appintice, and putting . a chain round both his legs, locking 'and keeping it cirvciay and night frOth December ,to March hist ;* and also . for beating Williarti another ,parish apprentice ) ; wounding him'in — the -head and face, and keeping him without his meals 'from tune to time, till_hc . was almOsst Starved.. Ele was fully conviaed :on hothindiaments, and was' iordered by the Court to l imprisoned two years-. This punishment, will,, we trust, tend to ..create an .-alteration in the condu& of those , Masters who,. ,taking parish apprentices merely for the : premium, Tat soon asthey . ,have received' it, treat theril in the, most brutal-manner. This example-'too :(added to ,the many others we have lately. mentioned) ought to induce overseers binding apprentices. to aEt with more caution*, and to be - fully satisfied - with - respekt to the character of the master under whim they place, them. • '" '- • On Thursday afternoon some of the amateurs of boxing, near White6apeli effeCied a match. be— tween two well-known' females of Rateliff- High_ way, from the contrast of their bulk, distinguished by the navies of the . Fatihing_ Rush-light and the ST un: Aftei 'a .very few iounils, victor' declared in favour of the 'Rush:light not because the Tun was devoid of totton, but deficient - in. breath. GRAVESEND, OCT. 13. Passed by-,the Althea, Roberts, from Bengal; Adven ture, Hamilton;froin Tobago ; Frederkk Ludgweig, Smith, frwir Gilboa; Admiral ,Nelson,, Watson,. froni Curacoa ; Enterprize, Fermis, from Biny-rtia ; john and Robert, and Cygnet, Cameron, from Hambro!.;,Batriot, Haywood, from Havre ; Hope, Critc-fiell, : train Mogailore ;'.Citinber land ; Drummond, and - Blanchard, jason, 'froth . Archangel.' Bailed—the:Alert, Heath, for St.-Michiels ; john Adam, 'Parrot, tir 'Savannah ; • Prince of Wales, Gillingham, for Boulogne. AMIZRIED; On Saturday laSt, -at St: Mary-le-bonc_Chttra, by the Rev. Dr. Whititid, R►chard Locke, Esq. to Miss Witham, of Charlotte-sireez, Portiand-place. ' DIED. •- • • On the isth - inst. - at Ranisgate, James barnell, Lsq. of 7 Wimp - Ole-street, and formerly of the i4;ladras Establishment. On the 27th ult. at Cannon4l4l, yorkshire, the seat W. Stanii,9pe, Esq.' _Miss Shield. , On the 6th inst. at Kennington Cross, suirei,•aged'o, l'ohn. Wallis, Esq. - of His Majesty's Customs, London, -and formerly an 0 iticer in the Berkshire Militia. On Thursday, Mr. John Clarkson, of l',larkot-street, St. .jaines's, in thelgtli year of his age. •On Friday z, evening last, Mrs. , Hodgson, Nyife of Mr. George Hodgsoni. of - Charles-street, St. Jaines!s 7 square, Co roner for Middlesex._ -•:•!.'• On Sunday'monling',,;7l . ll,rs. Erce, ofArundelslreet. At Coq:, 'on the',4th. instant, .Mr. Donald assis tant-:surgeon of the I 7th - rei;inient of tbot, er:lest-sL,n of tile deceASed Rev. Alexander Hosack, minister of litra. CAPITAL ESTATES, IN LANCASHIR, T.O BE SOLD BY,AUCTION, At Mr. Richardson's, the Royal Oak, in Chotley, in ,the County of Lancaster, .on Tuesday the 16th of - Neve:inner, , 1802, at Three o'clock in the Afternoon, and the foliisw ing Days, , •-• ; MI - 1E several. ESTATES hereafter 'mentioned; being part of 'the:Prope•fty• Cl the late fames Long worth,_ Esq. all of.thein well situated, andju good condi tion, in his several Mandra of Enaton, Lives-Waft - 6n, 'and; ,Eceleston lying between 'Preston, Wigan, •and•Orniskirte in_a poptdous and manueaattringTart of tine ,County, in tice following Lots; in statute ineasure, and subject to such Con, ditions of Sale; as will be then ptedueed. • • ' in OLVES.:WALTON, ' • Lot r: An Estate in thelaossesidon Of John Sornner,econ sistioe of a ,House, Out-Euddines, Orchard, Cardeni, and, severat-ClOses of Land, containing 32 A. 2.R. 13 P. In EuN.TyN. 2. two clos'es of T.,1(1 called tine Rye Crofts •in"thi! se veral possessiOnS ollohn Johnson, and NVilliatn taining - -4 A. 1 R. 17 P. 7 , •3. An : Estate in, the possession of Rielnanillohineon,,Con sisting of a • House,.Onteßnildinga, Oreherd, Cfoft, and se- , • Arend: Closes olLandeconthining 12 A.. 3 r'..; also two CloSes• Of Land called the jack Field and Lower Hey, containing A. z R. 12 P. in the possession of Henry Marsden"?' • 4. An Estate h rite posaess;ice of Mary Itnrshaw, consist- Houae, 0 e-t a .Buildings, :Garden, Atari. several Closes ,of Land, containing 12 A. 3 R. 3z P ; also a Cire,e e aueri ail& &lag-Hole, 'containing z R. '2l P.' in tile pos's'esion of •jemae•Woods. • 5, An Estate in .the possession of Thounas.Lowe, called Doom's-Hal 1, consisting.of a House, Carden, 0 rriliaid, Croft;' and two Closes of Land, containing SA. 3 1:. • 6. An Estate in the pbssession Rate, consisting of a House, Out a ßuildings, Yard, Orchard, and several 'Closes of Land, called the Rbugla Lane Croft, the vi..,.;4h Lane, the Two Small Crofts; tine Beaelt Field, the Beach Croft, the Great. Wheat Hey, the Little •Whcat Hey, the Rough Bank, the Big Corn Hey, the . Little Corn 1-let the Great Park, the Middle Park, and' the Farther Park; eon--' :,6 A. -3 it. 19 P. ; also,' -two Closes called the Hall containing' 7 "A. ;2 P. ,in the pOssession of James' s - * A 7. r Land called the Old' hg. DoWli Cl'ech, in - the _‘..omas*Raventcrinft; containing.' 'R. 2.6 •-• .se.iiirg Licrives and Croft, in Illeiposeession of, it;: e , ree'oling-1 A. 9 9. ; - and Garden; in the possession of 'Hugh • ' ~ae,. containing; a Ita.-3o P. • ice. iys the : possest:ion of James lieigkinson, Con_ sistire. f a !iense;.Out-Buildings, Prcleial, Gaide.n, and several ::lases of batid; - cent:it/As 2/3- A 4-P . •:° 3 ' • - - • - • - tn. An Estatein the possession of Henry Marsden, sisting of a•Hous,•; ' Ou t -busy ;, Garden, Orchard, Cr(iff, 'and several 'Closes' of I ~I Called the Barn Meadoe.e :the. Barn fity; , the' Six dors Little Fie:hi e -the -Lowea,. High- kelde the Lithe e-ndthe,BnrChes. containing 32 A. 7 P = also, s c, Cid I,ai the Cuibeek. Ffelde ~ _ William Moat:: • • .• 12,. A she . • ,cl, and Croft, in the:pos session „ : A. 19 Y. s 3. lcgt}si, , r ifting of Mains Ton, • :house, With e • • • :s i Out-bt.tit wo 'tango. Orchards - in i . . ••, • ;1 au excel is 1 2 : Pond: therein, t. la. . , with chonee-Fruil • ; severriCiotte, n car ruu,mJ. '22P. in toe :,;.•: ' lb . , -Land, called eine Nearer: .• a t'arther Close, containing 1G A . i na . • icie of Jake., . Norris"; lildertie two, Close. ..: - phase Hey, and the Farther -Rtuashav , • ntaining 13 A. 1 R. 3I; P. in 1 t hepesseiseion of A leaai - 14. A DWelling-hOuse and Garden; in'the possession of John GriinetVeontaining-3 3 P. . • ' ; . 15. A- Dwelling- house_ and Garden, .in the possession of John Clitherow,,containing r R. 6.p. 16. An Estate, in the poaseas':On of James Hunt, consisting I'. of 'a Honse, Out-bnildings, Orchard, Garden; And several Closes of Land,. cal led the Meadow, the- Marled Fields, the High Fields, A. and B. and 'the Leach •M'eadow . containing R 3 . e P • ; alsO two Closes of Land;"callea the Lower H Fiehl, and the-Higher High Field, containing 6 A; 2R. P. in the possess4on e of William Bate ; also a Close of Lend, called the Barth Field, (61Aailling . 4 A. i 12. 24P. in the possession of William Rose; likewise a Close, "called the Hightield MeadoW, containing 3A. 14'P.. in the possession of . lobo Johnsen. , 17. An' E state, - in the possession of John TaYloi; consist ing• of iii-nase,. 0 et-buildings,Yard, Orchard, Garden; and szaeral Closes of 1451 - id, Capri the Common, the Yew Tree . Croft,--the Barn Miaalow, the Nearer Black Croft, the Farther e• Black Croft, :11:- Nearer AnnllcY, thefarther Ann Rev, the Nearer Horse.: Hey, the Farther 'Horse I-fey, the Marled ' Fields, the Great Black Fields, A. and Bi and the LaneS A. and B. 'containings 2, A. i R. 39 1 3 , . r • IS. , An Estate, sit the possession of:lsaac Booth, consisting= of a House, Out-buildings, Fold, Orchard,'Garden, and se veral Closes of Land, called the ..;roft, the Wheat ?Ley, the Wood, 'the Lehi-, Graft; tile Nearer Bdnt, the Farther Bent,- the Barn 1-lee, the Higher Watt Iley, the.LoWer Watt Hey, and the, Farther Watt kkey,,coweimng 39A. 3 R. 12 P. 19. Four Chnses on; Laud, ealle4 The Acres, the Bucikshaw meadow, and the Binckshaw Fields, A. and in tine Oosses- - H sion of the said John Taylor, containing 12 z R: 34 P. alsosix other. Closes of Land, called. the. lqattock Hey, the ~,F w arnorth Hey, the mime - a the Gravel fley, the Higher Tewitt Hey, end the Lower Tewitt: Hey, in tirLr possession ,a) . - the said Isaac Booth, containing 3 0 A. 1 le, 25 p e , • 20. An-Estate, in the preeaeisionoi Willian Rose, consist log of a House., Out-inuidiaes, Fold, Orchard, Garden, and Several Closes of Land,' c:ii.cdrthe Barn Croft, the Calf Croft, the Potantoe Cleo:, rine" Barn I\daadow„,the Pastore, Hey ' the (lid Lane, tile Wind the Middle:l-ley, the. 0 ldWenan's itleadoW, the Runshaw' Fields, . and W.: containing 32 4:31R-. ;- ahea 'a Close-called the Higher West . Croft, containing 5 4..1 R zi P e in 'the possession of Henry 21. An Estate, in the possession of James Wood, consist a • ingof a House, Out-hiaildings, Orchard, Gardens, and •seve rat' Closes of Land, called the Barn Meadow, the Croft, the Green Hey; the• Pasture Hey,' the/LoWer MeadoW, the Mid dle Hey, the Great ' Meadow; ' the Higher Hodge Thy - and .Croft A. and the Lower Hodge Hey, eel:titan - ling 25 i, t R. 37 P. ; also a Close tailed the t-Igineri-iigh Field, containing ti A. 2 R. 3 P. in the possession o.l' Henry klii.ESdell: 'An Estate, in the pas Session of Robert Woods, Con sisting of a I louse Out-buildings, Garden; Crofts, and seve ral Closes of called the Big SheepField e the Little Sheep Field, the rather Sheep Field, the' Rush Field, the Crotts A. and B. containing na A. s R. 4 P: also two Closes, called the Higher Croft mid the Leaver Croft, containing 3A. .3 R. AO P. in the possession of Isaac Bth oo ; filreWise a Close, called die BiieleshaWlley, COnfaining•6 'A. i R. the possession of Thomas Ravenscroft. •'• In E.CCLESTON, _ • 23. An Estate, in the possession of Henry Blackturne; Con sisting of a limn:xis OUt-buildings; Orchard; (harden, Croft, and several: Closet'', of Land, containing 138 A. z • 24. A' Dwellingehouse and Garden, in, the possession of ThomarWoodsworth, containing tit. 2P. • 25. Another:Dwelling-house, Croft,- and Garden,- in the possession of John Hatch, containing lA. 9P. , The respedive Tenants will shew the Premises, and far ther particulars may be had by applying to Mr. Gosnell, Patton ; Mr.' Samuel Fleetwood, Kirkdate • Mr. Johnson, Raiolorde Mr. Wm. Wainwright, Halewood; :Mr. Samuel Warren, Liverpeol ; Mr. Windle, Solicitor, Bartlett's-build ings, HolbOrn, London ; Mr. Houghton; Sedieitor, Prescot ; or to Messts.Wiatt and Forest, Solicitors, Dale -street, Li'ver-. 4 pool, at whose Office Plans of the Estateramay be seen. - TN R. TAUSLER's COUNTRY * ALM for next Year, will contain, anion.; , a end important Observations on Earniiir i - , `Sze. the- result 'OP his • Own exper.ea.:e, a echnin Icaysirig Corv'S to 'give a third more milk as the sam•.: • r !which he had the public •thanks, of the, Society oi Art, ,- Method of presetvihg Wheat good or years, with Estimate. of the Profits on Pigs, Bees, 1-lop, and Farming in gc.aera! also an effedual Prevention of Suffecationin Bed, and a Cure 'for the Cramp. IV ~~ His Clerical AlMa , nack will contain all the eNisting Laws and P.rlyileges of the Clergy; a new Prayer ft:: the P tapir; and an Estimate of the.E xpences ola Clergyman's Family. • • ••• Both Alrnanac,:s will contain a proposal tbr making publii 'a surc and speedy remedy. for the most invoiccate iliCers; lately diseOvered and approved by-the Prolession, with Case. TO. BE SOLI) BY PRIVATE BARGA L IN, And entered to at Whitsunday next, or sooner, if required;. ffiHA T LARGE TENEMENT, l resent v cupied-hy Peter Martin ass CABINET and VIIOL-!' STERN andWORK-Sl-101), consisting of two Stories and Garret; and nieaSUrin over 'the' wails - 45 feet 9,in length, 25 feet in breadth', with the Wood-yarits and Sheds AdScijning thereto. ' These subioctis enter front Nicholson's-street by Gray's-court, and, tcy.ether with the - Two A1e...a.5,„ 101111 a conipaa pri,perty of about 5400 square feet, on which there is - no - ser‘itude or feti-det whatever. The premises were eretled ter the above purpose in a very substantial manner 1.2 years ago:, they are at present ikex cellent repair; and are so constructed that they may be easily converted .into.an agreeable Dwelling--nouse with a Garden.-. There is a soft water-pipe on the ground, and - the egposure open and airy. . '':ille - Pioprietor thinks this would be- a very' eligible pur chase fOr Apersbn al.t he same profeS6dn ; and, it required, he would have.no obj,c6lion to take a share in- the Business t6r a'ffm'y6fs; or otherwiSe.tOdispOse• of the god--,viil or iris business; and' tile remaininfiArt :of his Stock of Furniture, . Upholstery Goods„ &T. AS they : now staad,- - upon terms. , , o , le half of the Plirchase2monev will. he allcrxed to A.nriain . 'with the Purchaser on , seeurity.- i:e five minutes walk of the Cross of E , iint,ur,!.ll, and do Put ItAb jed thelioskiessor to any -p:_trt 1 ocorporappa , For f,ittlittr•p rticul rs inquire at Martin, Chapel tr-2 , LQI3tITOUSE, in YORKSFURE CAPSTAL F.REEHOLD _ESTATE CT; 'l2l-IRE E HUN.. DRI:D ACRES, WITH AN EXTEMIVE•AND VA.* LUABLE MANOR,. , TO BE P.EREMPTORILY*SOLD BY AUCTION, • Under the Di:eaion of_the assignees of Mr. Thomas Rich ardson, a Bankrupt, at tlie House Of Yerinians, the Sn of the Angel, in Wititbi; in the County ; of York, on :Thursday. t it:i Day, of. Novco , juor, tBo2, at Three: o'Clciclt in After noon ;• FEE SIMPLE and lI•iFIERITANCE of and in the :seyeral F,S SU AG ES or DWELLING •HOUSE'S "and: 'BUILDINGS" ; and 'also Three Hundred , Statute Acres, or thereabout s , of good Arable, Meadow and Pasture LANDS h., situate and b e i n g i n t h e P ar i s of Loft hotrge, in the North Ridiuguf the - I..:ounty of York, usually called the HANDALL ABBEY ESTATE, with ti l e Ap purtenanceS, and now or late in the possession of the seici l'homas Richardson, • Thi s Eska ( e .. cornrualidS;a,fine View of the Sea,froof which , it is orltv'clistant three ; and it also lie.s within nine - miles frt in Gi'rborotiglr, 'There:-are tine- substantial l•tirm-houses upon t;.l . re • ar.'d tcvt,line from inises; iti - gOOd repair, ancf so situate as to admit ofa proper • apportionnient ofthe Lands to each House. A few Cottinre • lave . tieeitiately:ereded in a suitable Situation of. qtr: ere as a I.irge_new Building, which may be used. cOirimcdionsly for the purposes ofa Granary; • The'Lands (Which are in ecellent condition) lie Within Ring Fei - iZe ,•,and a thriving Plantation .of'7imber; of tell • v , 7ars bnicles toe Did Timber; is upon part of the 'Estate. The whole of which Estate is Ty the-tree, in tit' po'kssileic of ih' Owner. • - • • A.te-densive CO tl RI HT in the' Parish of Loft honk, apperiailq to the. Premises ; with w hich .wi I I be also Sold, all that ''.`,4KNOR •ur LORDSHIP of HANDALL, otherwise _G - R LN 1)A Li, within , w hic it the said P remises arc 'situaif - .. • . • Manor ahouna with Gattit, :: and comprebend, be ..sides:Coriffnonlirightlir the Lord, several Rig/os, Royalti'es, and, Pr; \ iltges i of considfrabie value. • • Mr. Price, the Gar r.eKeeper for the Manor,- pplica,tiori at Ills Hoki,.- ? :it . Sialtlic'pc..ir• phi. Estate;s - netv ' file PtcttnL;es ! •,rind- give all neces-sary• inroiinationcreso..cding ether . n 7,,• Applieatioo'mitt' be also made to the. Assii:Jie , :s,, Mr. 'flietnas .l.qcroft; ef LA4 - on, tr.d i.;10.10p, :or it_ranr;rieter,; 401' to flic' gearif.aiJi MilhltVOfManClieler:i at .veil. a 5 anti Parry, of t o 'l, H2ne-coott, - Tentok, London, Soli - cifors and Mr. ;OYU lilfby•,. - Likewise to he Sold by Andion upon thi Preini:::es . , oil Friday the ,iztli Day of,N,v.: 1804 -at Nine o'Clock in this Morning, and-to continue till the winge rs diposed - of, TWO Waggons, five Carts• vita Gears, and 'several Plonghs• `Harrows, and Farming U•tensils. A large q'uantity of Hayl and the Crops of Wheat, Oats, Barley, Beans, 'f afC..i, Pout-. toes, and Turnips, arising f, orn tot Acres of Ground. A lsa "eleven tows, six , CalVes, 4,S heel), rs Lambs;six.Pigs, and eight Horses. And a till. wity of MaChinery,_ltseci in the carding and spinning of Cotron ' and several other Articles , which will be 'specified in Catalogues to be published pie' • vious to the sale, and, bad flow_ .IYric,.!, as well as 1 11 e. Landlord of the Public house in.Weapley, near the Preini,Fs , and -the Auctioneer, to whom a reference 'will be given by Mr. Marshall. _ • To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq. Dear Sir, . . No. 0, Ne\K'BridgOtreet, - Londoo• T - FEEL it a Duty ineumberit t , on c?q, to inforo, ycu of the very greritt and extraordinary- Cure I have-re,' ceived from.yOur invaluable Medicine, LEAkEis PATEN PILLS. . About two years ago, I Was attacked with a VE NEB MO DISORDER, which I treated rather slightly for-some but the Disease at length . spreading all over spry body, I W 3 ( 5. obliged to apply to use most eminent of the F,acuity, their -assistance airarded . only temporary relief I Wel l ' through.v.aripus Courses - of Salivation, and itom being rather ot'a corpulent habit, was reduced to . a mere 'skeleton. The Ulcers tnat spread all over my Limbs rendered me a cony pitte Objedi, so brat niy I , riends despaiied of recover IKhen brought to this situation, I considered death table but a relation -of mine commenting upon the Cases in which your Pills had i.iceectleti; tri, try a Box M . them, which i thought rather relieved in; and. by 'persevering 14r two or three months, - andliorvis:g y o ur l'experienced the most unaccountalde relaxation fioin paiii, the sores;gfattually subsiding ; I <bn now, that'll- God; petfr.thy recovered, and walking -out daily: I doui; not, but one-lucre box, -which I 'think cautious to take, ri" establish my hea;th in its orn;inal state. It' is 'Mai 'the Weart;felt t't d- that I subscrib e myself, Sir, youvMuch obli'ged humble Servant, Deinsgate, Alancheste, July W. PEARSON" 'P. S. Fot'th, pub is benefit, I ,do not object to the, abo v `, tieing published, but ',cave 'youto. - aa.as.your own het to ju,dganent snail dittate. Prepared and Sold-by the solo Proprietor, trios. TnvLox, Membei' of the Roy.al C:!diege of Surgeons' London, at Ins 'House, Mu. 9, New Arli.l::4e-str..:et ; Where, after a: constant reiderice of more man Thirty-sl." - tit 'ear.;,"in a prattice parti L ularly, direaea , to. trio t Venereal Cot plaints, anJ. these incidental to the ?,ifis Generation iii both Sexes. ; with that 111ViOlaoi secie l v i i e Men of his Profession --;nould al W.I \ (A),CW , flatters himself, tlie ativiee and assi3cainie iii :;r cuit ou bG ly.ailmlnister., to'Petr,;tiiis - taking :hi; Medic ue,, 0 ,11 , f t esteemed, by a discerning Pathlf e , as an "aCiVtiliMge 51 " s ' „ , to be obtainec, and void of ambiguity .`of Mao sold, b ~- y -his ppointinent,, nor the --convi:nic.ilF e r 0,.. those liVing at a distance, at the - PerfutriCq's, No, 35, ban's-Street, Pall, Mall; 'the To'yslinp, No. 103, :Mr. • street;, Mr. Disborouglys, No. 7, 1 ; Sfeers, BoOkselicr, No. t, ro - nr, Lirtle liaxier*s South-bridF,e; I , 2itinbr.rgh ; Mr: Calicv iv ' ig y Ditblin - ; Billinge's, Liverpool ; Mr. Atkinsonr's ., ip chaster ; anit by- one. BersOn inevery considerable .I*( "'",, c li, Croat Britain and Ireland, in Boxes of Wily 2S- 9 d. sO r scaled- up with full and plain direclions., whereby Pc..50:1 .seta either.sex may cure tbern's'elves.witlisase-, speed, seaFcY safety. wit ia Every Box sold-in Great Britain is scaled t l 9 „if,t a'strupp'; on wlii h, by favour of the: Conimisson:' s ,l / 3 1 r idi;g* Fd, at thesta.inp-ollive', `.` T. 'Taylor; No. 9, Ne".. strect," . to.imitate which it; Felony, and J.ll are . tcrfeit. , •