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FIOM the LONDON GAZETTE,', Aug. 16, iBo3. 6tottlittimts in fte Inverness-shire, itee. lteOrnerit of North British tvlilitia, Jived 43) the tcrd Lieuteqatit. Vrincis Stewart, late of tht igth Foot, to he Lieutetiant-CO lonzl. I 'died Inly na, - 1803. To he C.inlain —John Grant, Esq. Dated Tiny To he Lieutenants —.Me-Kander Anderson, Cent. Dated Tilly 1. 'get Charles Grant, Gent. Dated as above. lobo •M'l.eod, Gent. Dated al. :)bove. Donald Miintoslt, Deed as . ahove. Daniel Cameron, Cent. Dated as above. William Ct4n't, Cent, Dated as above. Edward Fraser, Cent. Mita as above. Donald M'Quepn, Gent. Dated as above. Cmmistivt in the Royal Cornarvml Militia, tired Ly the L,rd 1,4 7 , ellant. . David G tl be Captain. Dated July ts, 1Eo3• tbellerefonistli re Regiment of Militia, signed by the Ltd Lieutenant. T/on. Iribn Thomas Rodney to be Captain. Dated Au. ,_vust t; tflo3. W 1.• illi:411 Davy, hsq. to be ditto. Dated August'., ttoi. • C;ortnisiitnt In the North Clnttrestar Militia, :lord 6y tFe I.4rd Lleille,lllMt.' rapraio john Lattortto be Secood'Mrtinr. Mica Tull. 7, The Right Hort. ttlyvard. Son thwAll I.orkde Clifford to be C:mtait!, vice tattoo, prhrohted. Dated Ch3rlel rig. to he ditto. 'Dated lAtly 8; . 1863; Sorn.w.l rim. to be ditto. 'Wm' !lily 1803. Ers; , !lt Tames Lorgsto betieutenAitt. Dated July 7, ' 063. • • ChriAnphelkapise, Cent. to he ditto. "Dated 73, 063. itbrJhliF ‘`alsbn to be- Ensign. Dated July zo, Commlaioni 1,71.47 Cheshire 'Militia, sivrd 6. the Lora' Lioe. tensot. Joseph Francis lluelovorth, r•ei. to he Lieutenant-Colonel rn rite Attementation. Dated ruly 23, )803 Fsq. to be Captain on the Augrpentation. Dated [ult. 9, i2o. IVilliani.Lynns, Esq. to be tieutennt on the /mineral. tiara. Dated filly 23, 1863. Thomas Charlton Ciuttun, Esq. to be ditto. bated as shove. r,corge Mnuison, Eut. to be ditto. Dated J1!ly 30, 003. Thor= Williams, Gent. to be _Ensign. Dated July 13, tztkivl Vareritle, Cent. in Ile Surgeon, v;ce Marshall, re. ; isiguedc Dived filly la, 003. • ESSeX ligntd ay the Lard ikutesirt. Sbilth Regiment--Thomas Vaughan to be Ensign. bated July 29, ':sit iteonent—itichard Church to he r.nsign. Dated Au. gtio 5, 4203. W illlant Illikddr..tolt ditto. DgCd as a b ove. R AssrzEs. DOE GILL4AN. Mr.. SerjeatitPlitl4l), stated; that this was an Adion .by the Lard of the . Manor - of. Bed. :dington, to tccoyer vosSession :of . -tu} ,-cte . of :the Waste Land of -the • Manor, "w"hich had •bten enclosed by the . Defendant, without—any—right. ,whatever. The Defendant, he. said, was a man who, ,like a snail,. carried. his bowie upon . • backil , ' and moved -about wherever. be best could live. ilia mansion was construtted up') . .wheels, and, like, an ancient.Scy titian, or modern Tartar, he carried his wife, his family, . and even his man. :sign itself, wherever he was inclined to rove.. Some. times he came near the Metropolis ; at whey times he, enjoyed the sea breezes to allay the summer 14cat. At length, however, he seemed to have taken a lasting, likeness to his present station—for, Ate; having taken up his .abode for some time on ihe. Manor of Warrington, which adjoined Bed. dington, he' moved ,to the, other side of the Corn. !Tian within 'the Manor of fielldington„ and then he took his wheels off his house, giving it a greater degree of permanency. After it. had ,remamed a' short time, he enclosed the ground around it, and now he, insisted he had a right to retain possession, ever against the Lord of the Manor. Theoe. fads being proved, Mr. Gtl p w, for the Defendant, admitted he could not answer the ease. The Plaintiff; therefore, had a verdio with nowt nal damages, ,the Aaion . being merely to assert the Lord's right to the waste.' •, COPNWALL ;ASSIZES. The Kitto against 'Pi - chard , Miebnel Le' Cross, William Stab, and ,Ert'tuard Chub. HE first of these was charged with 'stealing Cer tain King's Stares, the scc'ud With bc ing an acces sary, and the two latter with feceiving such stores, knowing them w , be stolen., 'lb Ais rial excited much attenti , m). The Prisoners were. all charged in one IndiCtment, and tried together. ,Dii ig t e is mow of a duck.-yard lighter ;. f e e crass, an officer of.. the riggers cotnpany ; Chub has a rope. walk o f hi s own at the parish of Maker ; and Stab is Chub's foreman, The first evidence called Wai gunner of the Doti.; frigate, which -at the time of the robbery was.lying‘ in. ordinary in - - Hamoaze. Ginger deposed, that His Maje Sty's s hip Aha o had lain along aide the Poris, lashed to ner by a' 14,inch cable at thc liow, and an B.ineh cable at the stern: that when the Al-90 was sold, these bow and n stern lashins were taken on Ipard the Doris. O the 20th January, Le Crass'caine on board the Doris, and asked if Ginger would de. liver Inns these lashings to carry to the Dock.yard. Ginger knomiing• he belonged to . the Duck.yard, sA id he would, if the Prisoner would give him a, receipt for it. Le Crass then went away, a n d re . turned in about ten minutes, with Dingle, in a. docli-yard faunch. Dingle prevailed upon Ginger to *deliver hnn the lashings without a receipt, which Raving obtained, he steered . for Saudi Down. Giro` t finding, he was not gone to the Dock.:yard, suspea,ed foul play, and went to the D oc k. yar d to communicate his suspicions. - A si . x.oared cutter Irons the yard immediately . accompimied Ginger in pursuit of Dingle, who,- it afterwards appeared, had landed near Chub's rope-walk, where he was received on the *shore by Stab, who, with Chub's Rsen, carried the rope to 'Chub's yard, and there proceeded immediately to cut anti' unt.vist it, 'By this time, Ginger, ncconspanied by an officer, of the Dock.yard, arrived and after some singing on the part of Dingle, found the lashings. in .Ch u l)'s y ar d, some. whole, some untwided, and in the scale. On Stub's confessing Ws. masier hadhought it of Dingle, Cinder claimed it, and it was taken away to, the Dock-yard, and delivered to,the King's storekeeper. While ibis WO doing, a man. Was appointed to watch Dingle, that he might not esppe ; he do escape hqwtver.- , John Lemon, a rigger in the Dock.yard, de.. posed, that he was in the launct. Dingle, saw the Lishing. landed, and received - by Stab into Chub's rope-wilk, anti saw Chub pay Dingle for them, in bank.biils .tod some silver. Mr. Salt, King's Stine-keeper, deposed as to the receipt of the rope afterwards into the King's store. It weighed 16cwt. 3qrs. Oh. The ilmtswain of the Dockyard deposed that, 'on the soth : ,.March last, he went on board the Cid /o(4n, to claim. some of the yud l men.who had heen pre&sed, where he found Dingle, who was delivered up to him. Dingle wept, and attempted to jump overboard twice, but was prevented. . . John Treleaven, a Clerk in the Dockyard, posed, that he saw Chub and 'Stab at the Magi strati's, whet. Chub was in custody. Stab told him that Chub had IN O Dingle 121. 4.5. for the rope ;,‘ that it - was ts cwt. at Isl. The evidence for the Prosecution being gone through, the, Judge asked the Prisoners fur their Defence. • Mr. - Chub read paper, stating. that he. had never seen the rope he had paid for ; that his `ropewalk was open to the high Way i . that it was unlikely he should put himielf in the power of his own people, ot expose goods unlawfully putchased in so public a place ; that his circumstances placed Dint above the temptation - of such a crime, and his charaaer bad never been' impeached. The itthee Prisoners made no defence, .but all' produced donee to theit chiraders. SCveral officers of th e spokt in favour' of Dingle and Le Crass ; and Mr. 13kru, Steward to Lord Mo6lo . .li:Dotcostne, Rev. Mr.' litott is, of - Makcr, 1011t ► 4.,S CLARK:, and other Gentlemen, unitette l living Mr. utob the most exemplary charallerr-;.ttAllost of these Gentlemen knew Stab also, and had never heard any thing to the prejudice of his cliarader. The Jury aquittedClltib,4itabi and Le Crass ; but pro nounced Dingle Guilty. The Trial lasted eight hours. The Fifth of rtpxt Month' the Lottery begins Drawing. Tickets and Shares-, are selling by, Bt sir, at his Old Established 014 es, Npb, Corn. hill, and No. 9,- Charing.eross, where ail Prizes arc paid on demand; 11117) r. RAVESZNII, AUG. la; Passel by—the Brilliant, --, find Peace-, Flare, frorn Callipola'; Betsey, Snowdon, Iroun Quebec,. Alfred, Rob- .500, from ; George, Collins, from ; Thomas and Sally, Tun:it:m.3, Iron's Waterford; Dorothy, Fortin, frOM Hamina' ; Twe Gesuiitvt3, rvlartin, - from t.mbdeo;- T.w0...(;004, wallops, Vaker, and Lenas.sas, Woolen, from . TILE ENGI.I3II IN. SIP'I7'ZERidNa. IN . coi , firmation, if any confirmation were want: ing, a the state of dereottence , to which France. !la s reduced the SWI94 Cantons, we present our Readrs with an extrati of a Letter from an Eicg: Visit Neufaatel. All the English in. SWitzerland have' been made Prisoners of War ! " Nefihattl, 'l,lj , 22 & 23. • " 'the Lindammin of Sivitzerland has, at the instigation of the French Ambassador, issued or. tiers for making all the English Prisoner of War ; taut the Commandirt Officer of the French 'Troops wail:d upon the Chief Magistrate of the. Canton of V.ittd, requesting him to put those avers Imo extenti6n. In consequence of previous•intimation the Males" took their immediate night from Lau. sanne, leaving the femlle part of their families; •who had such perrnisLion, mote leisurely to attosc theirdevartuxe. • . • I took a guide, and leaving my alt behindlne, fr,rtunarely got out or the Cantons into the King of Pa usst4's dominions, the Principality of Nufcha .tel, ar.about nine o'clock hat night. I expect my wite and children to . join me to.night. AroonOt the Englkh- who were at Lausanne, Were, Sir TitAtic ts DKAKE, Sir Stmost TATLott,. Mr. MAO. 4:v1.1-acts, Sir Wit,LIAI4 CALL, Mr. PAK4E, Mr. Sicori9vltt (Iscmed to Neufchatel), and were after. wards followed hy.their families. Mr, filator and Mr. CHADD are at Lausanne, but beius upwaids of 6o ycors of age,. are safe." The Annual Show of Cattle and Sheep for the Prizes given by the Sussex Agricultural Society, held at Lewes nn Wednesday sennight,was nurnitonily at. tended. His Royal Highness the ?love Eof WALrs, with several distinguished NAlemen aid Aniteurs, were in the show-field. Alter the company had suf. fieiently gratified their curiosity, they retired to the Star Inn, when nearly zoo sat down to table. The , Earl of KOR 1246 NT presided. Aottiogst those who dined, were the Duke of IttettmoND, Lard Lord Slit , wow), Lord ST . ASAtii. Sir Wm . . BUR SHAM. Sir C. BURRELL, Sir litiNy WOOD, Sir I.ILACKM.A.N, Sir CA It M r. Itosehill, .54r. Commt r Nzw-roN, Mr. KEMP, Mr. SiIiFINEK, Mr,. POINTZ, Mr. St#ML. Lt Y Mr. H. NAYLOR, Mr. NI , wsp.ay,' Col. Gooch, Mr. GILDPRT, Mr. PARTINkITOII; Mr. lit.t.mAti, with a long train of viiitors, Sussex Gentletneu, Ste.—The Chairman having observed, that it was it - rule with the' Society to drink no t toasts or seniimenta but such.as were truly a g t icollural, gave . 41 the greatest Farmer in Eng. T4e NANG," with many others equaily-ap. rropriate. The general business of, the d”, hay. sit been goes through, !he' usual time the !reports of The judges were read, A bract Of 11-ailiff's followers had the temerity, .last vi eat to snake ii 'seizure in a (mow at Kings. nearniritol, when they themselves were l eiz. ed by a tittifillier of the ralile tribe of colliers,. who l'onveyed them to a neighbouring enahrit, and .let 411,cin down where 'they tyere forced to rcinoin till „about two o'clock next morning, when they'were had up; 'and each having a glass of girl 'and same gingerbread given, thew, were ogitti vOtritnittej to the dreary btioirli of the earth, where they were col ,f ine d z,l, hontg, , Ott being releated,. they .were m a d e to. pay 4 firt of ' 6l. gth, each tor their /4,,!g;nr, and take an oath never to, trouble or 1110ietit joy ~,1" the Oen:le/men rf the Pitnairi, TUesday morning earlyia‘ vltue boys were walk. ing in n field behind the Bowling-green house, S9mers Town, they ~ aw in a ditch za haul! deal box, which 00 opening they lotto:, to contain a d ea d vhild, ;timid bix weeks old, which they took to the Bowling-green house, where it ties for the C oroner ' s J ury . The body , appeared to have marks violence upon it, being put almost double in the box. ,i 0.11 1 ,11 ' ' • • lON t: : Printed by PUCIIANAN must be ati IVV,MILLAN- 4 alliuw.Street, Covent-Garden),; and publi 4 bed by %V I A* o; . t4e Editor, Om (instlat RMI44R SCltt PP (oi;SOUth hi, iii o4op.strect, Groi. tircobcd.vetior-square); n.. 0 it At the SuFtf4 ,' No. 1, Strand ; where . ifiverthemoith - t,, - Orders fqf the 470 pr, f .MARRIED. On Friday; Mr, John Lovell, of Lower Shadwell , to Miss ;Mitia 1-lonlgatet.ot , Cuekhill, • . • t)it thelth list. -at • lidinuurgn, David Monro Binning, of ',SOII,IW, hb(i. to Miss Moine, of Agaty. t • •-•., . • • ' F STOCKS, PRICE, 0 TEST E DAY. . , Bank Stnck" 141 India Stock i 6.1 N l'Cy i'per t.. ear. 85Z 4Z,5 India BOnds s.es. ; vet ( en!. Mr, Sti3i . fa. Bills s. ~s. dis: • I fish, s . per Cent. - Omnium 71 8 71 8 dis. c 1 ci Cent. (eu, 691 91 - I I taper. 3 !fur Ccat. I.c; C. It. 541 34} Ditto Arno. ,3 tier C. Con. 53Ail t 3 . Bink for l'..ni; 1.. A. 14 1-ail- Cops. for Aug. 53g-3 Stamp-Office niandford, Nov. zi, 1807.. To Dr. SOLOMON, Liverpool, ' SIR,. • .1 NC/OSE D is a Bank Note, value tol. to my Credit, awl .4.) a Case or a wonderful Cure pert amed by your iedicine, Aide]) palmy for pub- lie cod, you t:iink proper. 1 aim,. Sir, your obedient Servant, • SAMUEL SINIMONDS. To Samuel Solomon, Esq. M.D. Liverpool. • riear Sir, • Mf Wife,. at the age of 43 was taken ill, 'so.that she co3ld • not w4lk out u; the !louse, and Waslor near three years con fik4ct to her beet with extreme Weakness. She was elliitted !Arkiii strong iiervous,.tactions, tre.l.bLinl, debility, lowness of spirits, and subject tits, by -which site was reduced to a mere St: vier ; after trying the best advice •ln our neigh. bort.rhood in vain, slit:had s ;recourse. to OW Cordial &dm of iv;iich was. purchased of Mr - Simmunds,, of Bliatid. '16r.1,. by taking tour bottles of which she is entirely cured some time since, r.nd remains perfettly• well, to the astonish ment of all her neighbours. • ,• • lan Dear Sir, • Witnesses, , Your obliged. bumble Servant., William Shave, Overseer of What. )01.U.51 (J RI I , FI iv combs, near 111:01forTh - October, iSoz. Samdel Simniunds, Blandfortt: No. 29, Arundel -street, March 1, 1803. , AVING - dedicated myselt to the study, and, been gratified by thz; most 'considerable praaice ii , that branch which 1 thought ;ironer to select, I trust that I have not More misemployed my nine than thqae who, itt the ex. tentive field „of • the P rufes 'ion, are - occasionally immers in uneertaints; and my.): ;t1 ways attiin that success which IS acquired by concentrating the intellectual power to (nip class Ot dia•arlerz. , ' • • , • . 1f • , . •oiseasescf I)ebility are peettliarl y distressing ; for they . : s tring wit them a train of cinicomitant Symproins,•and,..by a . depression of al) vital energy, existence itseit b..,cornes tered.• Whether th:y arise from the prevalence of ifl ex ample, the destrictive habits of. schoolhovii, or the less ex• cuseable indulolicea of maturity, they. - require the most as siduous professional skill ; .autl well may it.be ob§erved, that by the sgnorauce of uneducated men, tice,sYin)gonts are aggra vated, and the constitutimi is destroyed, • As a .Member of the ' , loyal College of Surgeints, and for. merly Surgeon in the Army, i ground my .prctcnsions on re. : gularity of education, and possessing every.privtleg to prat.. tice, 1 feel .mvsel fentitled to that corefidence with which. 1 have' hitherto been so liberally honoured. In the first sensations of loeal weakness, early application will prevent the calamity of a Debilitated Frame ; but where the water, - from a consciousness. of the unnianitiess'of the vice whiCii caused his misfortune, is fearful attic contempt. or censure,ofltis Family Physician, artd broods' over his in.' firmity with caret concealment, it nittiit be satistaaory - for him to lie aSsured. not Pnly of capability of treatment, but' Also of the most inviolable secrecy. idly, Th 6 Venereal Disease contaminates the springi of life, the seeds of eiistence are poisoned by it, and posterity is insurcd by the ihdiscretion of an unguaoled moment. In recent venereal. complaints it is possible to p r e vent tt ngerordi ore6*V and in the most complicated. cases i t i s e acquirement exclustve experience in this line to clad a sate, certain, and speedy rc.establishment. I oiler the adviniaAe.' of this exocrience to those of either sex who are afflicted with any kind (ifdebillty, mar any s'ymp. tbms of Venereal infection, and in all cases the terms of. remuneration are stated on the first interview:. , , l'atients in the Country re expe( 4 :cti to inclose 2Bank Note, and are reveited to i.peeity their age anti manner of as well as the existing syirwtonh of the complaint. . 'MARTIN VREE, . _ Member of the Royal College of surgeons in London. N. . Strand, Arundel-street, near Temple-bar.—There s an additional entrance in-Water -street adjoining, TO TH E IF the preservation'of ljealtli in& .Beauty be an objeft of importance to the Fair Sex, Dr. BAODura, the sole Itlventor and I'n - i; i , :ror of those invaluable-Medicines, the NERVOUS CORDIAL and fl O TANICAL SYRUP, train impulses at 'once the most delicate mid disinterested, - -teeornmentis to the loveliest part of the Creation those spe cities- which have never tailed, under a variety of the most critical cases, to prove a S'JVef 610, It not an in tall inle and the most t ellicacieus retnetly ever yet xlisco.varecl for. Nervous Dis eases and shattered Constitutions, Consumptions, Weakness of Sight or Memory, FlVpochonttria, Trend/hogs the Mind, Sexual J7ebiliry, 'S•routteir and .C,omplaints, and all other Diseases arising troll) a ; relaxed State of the Nervous System ; and' as various Disorders of the Huntan Frame Are brought on by disjpatien in Yetith ; and the gross violation of those rules which Prutleftec tliCiates for he pre= servatiOn of Health, and laying_a foundation fur a lo,ig and happy life, with a firm and strong Constitiitipti. As there are complaints-peculiar to the Fait Sex, altrigicti:er unknown to.meni and of Coo cielhAte.Gl nature to be ni.-nt toned through the medium okpiiirlic prints', an* - which require, in dute r 4i i t p zr iod i ;mod sicuatioms, the most skilful medical as sistance to complete the ori.eirial design 'Of" the all wise and omnipotent Author of flit: litiolretl;:.; to i* ;,,aslics, there, fore, :And e specially to those iii what,i3 tintlershiod.by the turn of life, this Nervous Cordial is. most adinirably,adaptcd, and capable-of adenlOstering all those great And inestimable ly2re tits which were SO long • and so generally experienced front those celebrated Doa.ors Do lc Cour and !lug!) ::rnith„Whieh indeed were solely 'performed by thus mast incomparable Medicine. • . Mrs. Ludford, of Artillery,street, Bermon3Sey , was •af. , . Hided with a swelling all over bet holy; but taking 13rodurrt's Iticrvous Cortlia!,. has lOWA gre4t relief, Witnesses, John Flatc9tlit, Dreisee„ tillery,-street, Berinonds.,;y ; k.. Pierce, Coal.-Merchant', No. 2 , lierrflUndS , C , 1 t4.0-:(1.-.-Soltepiber 17, ISoZ. FltENOt ' • _ _ M,, , fourctoy, the . Minister, anti first Chemist in' Europ e , has 'Oven Dr. Brod= a Certificate as to the excellence of the above Medicine; which CLiiiiicatelffts received the Signa. lure of Mr. Merry t the British Minister resident in France. The-Botanical Syrup and it , .-.4torative Nervous Cordial, to be had At the Doctor's House, No.'9, Albion-street., near the Leverian Museum, Surrey-side of Blackfriars Bridge, in 130 f.: tics at IL 2S. ; r rs . ; 6s. (Duty includetill "feLoult and Co.'s, late Bacon, No. Ise, Oxford -street, oppoi.ize street; Goldin No.' 2, Cornhill ; Ward, No. 3 - 24, Hot. born ; Withers; late Coi:lcell':9 Medicine Warehouse, N o . 229, Strand, Temple [Bar; Tuit's, Royal Exchange ; Willia ms , P erfumer to His Majesty, No. 41, l'all-Niall ? E. Novh,ry. Corner of Sr. Paul's Church-yard ; Bolton's ' Royal change; Ching .anti Butler.. Np 4, Clidapside ; Lurgeois, Amick and Son, No. 3 Flaymarket ; ShaW's Medicine Warehouse, iligh-street, Borough,. opposite the Southwark . Bank • i 'Mr. Viticling's, No. f 6. oxford -stre e t, opposite t h e Pantheon; Forces, DriliggiSt , No. 32, Illackmaraitreet, Lo rough-; and Dicey, Bow.lanc. And by all l'rinters, anti Venders of Medicine: in the three Kingdoms. Brodunt's Guide to Old Are, or Advice to both Sexes, to obtain a radical and permanent cure fru. thOse secret infirmities of Nature which delicacy often forbids to disclose even to their Itclativei ; with a Trcathe on I.eipale Diseases, Ner vous, iitypoehoutlriac t and Consumplive Complaints.--To which is added. Advice to Bath and flot-well Bathers, acc. It is particularly recommended to Seafaring Itlen. A ats. Bottle contains equal to five small ones, Litton. stating Patieats citivs, with !li g D o d oes usual Fec of C u►nca,Will be stti6ikt attended VALUAIag COPYIi01.1) IiAIYIPSTEADt MI DDLESEX. TO BE SOLD BY-AUCTION, fly Mr. SQUIBB, i At, 47:avralVais Colte-hottse, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on I Monday,the zad Day of Fi ugust, 1803, at Twelve o'Cluek, In ON t: LOT, A Mist - Eligible and- Vatukble COPYHOLD .1..1, ESTATE, situate at Hampstead, distant only 'Chive • Macs and 4 Quarter from the Pctropolis, consisting, of ts A. *. 34 P. more orless, of excellent Meadow and Pasture Land, b..llng a Most desirable. itp,ot to erect a Mansion upon* 'in part common:lmA extensive Views of the Cities . of 'and Westminster, Islington Kentish 'Pown, Suriiy liil ls t- &c. abounds with 13-ick , Tale, and )'otter's Earth," alt' • has great adi'a.itage of Water from the Pond:;,* both as to ,• !utility and b•Canty, Deieriptive Partictilars may be had at the • Hampst....o •of Mr. Sy uibh, Savilla.row ; at the Place of. Sale ; and of Mes s rs. Kent: Pearce, and Kent; at theit Oa • ce far Craws-court, Pioperty, Cras-court, Whitehall, whe ro a Plann of the Estate may he see. George Inn, at. „ . . sotrril WALES. DESIRABLE. FREEHOLD RESIDZNCF. AN!) "IWO 11UNDRED.AND.FoRTy ACRE: LANy: ~)S1 BANIO OF THE TIVY, CAR.iIARTHEN a SHIRE. • • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION . , y Mr. ROBINS, • At Garraway's Coflee-house, . Exhange-aEcy, Corn Milo On Thursday the isth of Auet-lt, at Twelve et2lack, A N FREEHOLD ESTA rE - a led - T,l) cAsTLF, or DO LA NS ; situate .- neethe Vil lage of Llandisall,. ;twit iourteen miles from Cartla. l l l- ' t ' ' 1 ! Lampeter; • cornpri.,iri.; a LotnpAci I 'enlarged and improve , : at 'a great. ,orht itils on, • the ground floora nett Ent' aace, a Drawrit..-roout, E Hug' Parlour, _Brealoast-ro , m, I lott,elCceper's-ro,ni, i'ce's pantry, Store-room, .good Kticaeit, five lit:a-Chambers, and Dressitig.toonh and rooms ; the detached Offices .;onsist •of Laundr•••. and "„l i ,' - vants'-tootn, Brew-house, completely fitted up ; Ualry, genes an a partiettlareonvenient pI ; five-stall Stables , an three open Coach-hous;s, M.rit,house, Coal-house, Cow house, Cheese-roortn ana Granary, and various Out-build- . ings ; excellent Kitchen-garden and Orch.ird, planra4 I a convenient Farm heitase, 'spacious Yard, titres BOAS, Stables for nine llorses, and other Ottt-builditlgs; the whole • lately eroded, and in complete repair. tlw Three Cottages situate at the principal Avenues ot Estate, contains 240 Acres, about 38 Acres of is Wood, &e. the routainda in old Meadow'„ Pasture, Arable Land, in the highst state of Cultivation, Parr b"'"' by the ,Tivy. No expe l lee has bean sp,rc t l by to 1411 lIMVe t h eLandS, Mla to render it a comfortable a , :1 • charming place for a cleittletuan's Faintly; Fishing- I ml riel ` Sports Without limliation or restraint. May bc viewed to the time of • Sale. Particulars to Morris, King's Ants, Ciilliartliet) who will the Estate.; at the Most-house, Cardi ff ; ' Bush Tavestt, 1T, 5 " tol White Hart, Bath ; 1 / 4 Hart, Salisbury ;"; Powel., - Cheater ; Mr. Gregson, Liverpool ; at Garriway' s I anda Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden square; whet 4 k a - Plan of the 'Estate may be seen. The wat Household Fur niture, Farming and Crops, and Timber, to he taken the .P roprilot: -at a va I datiou. CAPITAi. FItEEli() E, AN i) HENDLThr; . SEVEN MILES FROM LONDON. TO BE SOLD 11 - i AL,ICTION, • By Mi. ROBINS,, • , - At Garraway'S Ceile-house,. in Exchange-alley, Cernitill, On Thursday Oa actil of AuguSt, at -Twelve clock, • • ,• • • • • IN OME • A, Valuable FREEHOLD ES:I:ATE, . 471, an eligible Maranon, lately altered ar...li:npi - oved at a Krot expence ; roomy', Olllcesof 'eveiy welt plaily.' and corn p.,tel) fit ted'iip, standing' on a Lawn at an agreeable distance trom 'Read, orharnzated 'with nithle_, lofty Trees, and.. tine of Water ; two C.;ardettsmAll4 round, and well planted ; I ndesurcs 01" Meadow rand . ; the. whole abount 14 Acres; the. .principThpart surrounded by strong paling. :snraining.aslblOniclitryOnPeiecAecs'reo,f Candpoyvholtt I.a the cop rid a opposite side i icr4/:2; Road is a Freehold Garden, walled round ; Frith Coach-houses and Stables; the whol:: tcc eligible Enate for a Gentleman, situate at Hendon , in County of Middles:x, late the Property and Residzi i " °: JOHN CORNWALL, Esq. Deceased. - . 'To be viewed with Tickets. Particuiars on the Premises of Mr. C.; ibbsi Solicitor, Old 13roattot met, Royal E xcAung . e it the QcOge..Hartioteaii at Garvavhiy's. t and id: bins, Wewick=streer,• G olden- square, where' t7etzta .vdJtt'• viewing may be had CA MAL LEAS EMMA/ t'ARM and OTHER LAN— 0 HENDON, SEVEN MILES FROM LONDON.. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS; At Carraway's ColleeAtouse, in Exchartv.:alley', On' Thursday the 2itil of at Twelve o'Cliicc, r r HE Valuable LEASE tat . those Capital LA NDS , called DOGG ET 'FA RM ; comprising upwards A d ... r,.p Acres Of Rich Meadow, a small part Ambit: and Won " Land, all lying eopatt, with a •Ballitl's House, 130114 m 0 Stable, Yard, awl Ont-boildin.,z;. A e Land. Also, in se ; laratc Lots, two 1 nclosures Mea , o l -,! co9laniing :thou( Three Acres, situate at .Hendon,, Arit a in t 4 occupation of the I;%te lOHN, CORNWALL, esq Derenseti: T 1 1 .2 whole of the Lands lay er)ntigtrous to. the Niansiou..... May be viewed 'by applying at the House, where pill'', tars Wray he had' ; ot'Nlr, Gibbs, Solicitor, Old Broittl-stre.c': Royal Exclia4e; at the George, Hampstead.; at Garrawrq's and of Nil% Robins, Warwick-street, Iktiveen BUCK.INGiIANI and BIC Es.lllik, • With Poisession at Lady . DaY next. TO BE SOLD uy; AUCTION, By Mr. RAINE, g o o se t .On Friday the i6th instant, at the Rainbow Colfee"-1' ....' in ,t/rniiill, at Twelve o'Clocic, in Ten Lots. V 3 lutble FREEHOLD and TITIIE-I'RE ESTATE, the whole situated within the PitY lsll ` 4 lity, and contains altogether' 655 ACICSI T . 'ilYthrti, Mild% eXteilds Over the Hamlet of Charndon, it? r.;iiell the greater part of this F.state Les. • • ! T he und is principally 'Grazing Ground of the first qua- Homesteads, called Cross's, Unnstall's Hill, and Smartisi the two tomtit veiy•good, and ail are pleasantly situated. 'Mr. Cross, at Twyford, as well as the other Tenant", on 'which are caret will iheve did( respediye Lands, Of whom printed Panic:U. tars mays be had :dim ot the Printers . at. the Maine', Rea d. ; Lug, and Northampton Puper.s ; Cobham Arms, Buelsinglia i . lis King's Arms, I.3icester; Getirgc, Aylesbury ; at the I'll - ; of Mr, Wilier, at Titanic; Nit'. Carter, Staple Kurt: and of Nlr. ltaiAe, ',Land Surveyor; in Cnarlottc-st r " Bloorniburv, I, o; ,:trin, where a Ilan nriy he seen. _,..... : 4 I, GKAND JUNL I'ION CAN.-kf„ VASSA I / 4 .;E, a.nd PLEASUkE.IWATs, TO .1; AUCTION, scorr, • , r v a• On Friday theld Septeipw ', Twelve'o'CiPO: r t Culf;:4 - 410U$C, 't•aarr,;e-allef, 1n• ,One Lot, • r-rHE SOLE. ana EXCLUSIVE PRIG IY .11 of the Ilse of PAS'S M.; E, PACK ET :tray} I , MATS for flirts on the t..; RAN j L between PADDI i NGToN and U XBit DC; F., •,u,i.t of the first Lock, leading from Bull flridgc lil ago FORS), for t:EI VI: %, ItS tram the Ist next. a ., Printed Particular's, ma Conditior.s -of Letting , 'had by at the Grand I unaien Office, No. street, Strand; at the Hen and Chicken:, lligningli . 11 ! White llorse, Uxbridge ; Three Pidgeoib. the several l'oll-LAts and -I.ock-hou s es ;:•.: at Grand jundion Canal ; at itatchztt's' Hotel, 6 0 ' Gariawa),'s ; and of Mr. Scott, I.udeHL:.=.l2.iL. .. . , DROPSY. It i%' Willed Lady, aged about TWeitty•fi ve ,,cl), A • -. . . ing for a consicler, , ble time laboured under a rl'ile. LIAR SPEC' E of DROPSY, for which the 1.1 5113 ` Of 7frieiri - t's itld been ineit4lnally preset ibed, after haying of / d a Sini EN C A r. LONS of Water (Beer -Me.6ure) t" a ` a y,ttth• --one operation, was cured by Mr. LUX M 0() R E, cl , ' — ii%.. ampton.buildings, li , lborn, London (law Surgeon - . ,,, e5 5,, bridge), where, onpruper applicationititis Parierui Aw,,,cos .as:weli as many other authenticated C i. 112.1 lit'the SPeCieS Or this Disorder, may be referred to. ill TOM 'N. B. Mr. L. continues to attend. Patients bath at " e rAt and Untwitr)', , and lie way be consulted at h"I" ' ll qlote every Morning btfOre Ele;ica, and in itiirtiettl4r 4:V%rY thy front Ten to Twelve. • - . 4 NO Lere 5 .., .., r., unless post-paid, will be recelvL.o4.oo,oo. dia.. ~.