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SUMMER 11011,14 C/RCU/TS. CHELMSFORD ASSIZES. SIDII.--siCOND DAY, RlD. 4 xy, JULY 29. GARDNER V. HAN4uN. THE. Plaintiff in this case was a farmer, residing at Great Bromley ; and the Defendant was his neigh. boor, and LorA of the Manor, The action was brought to recover the value of two gteyhounds, which the Defendant had seized, and converted to. his own use. To this deelaratiOn the Defendant had pleaded specially, that be seized the dogs and detained them only until the Plaintiff should prove himself qualified by law to use theta. The proof . first by the Plaintiff, was of the talking the two dogs br the Defendant's game.keeper. To justify this, the warrant was produced, by virtue of which they were taken. This warrant was signed by two Jus. tices, and granted on the oe.th ofKillibach, the Dc. Untlant'sgame.keeper, who swore that the Plaintiff kept two greyhounds; and that lie was not yudified ky 'arty to use them. .The Justices therefore ordered them to be seized.. This. warrant the Justices granted without any summons to the party, or giving him any opportunity of proving his qualifi cation.. The Plaintiff now proved that he was in possession of ;so acres of land, of the value of a guinea an acre, besides cottages on it, to the fur. ther value of Isl. per year. This estimation was endeavonted to be reduced by the Plaintiff, by spewing that it had been surveyed and valued at 1511. per acre; but the surveyor who made 3 survey fur the parish,' stated that it was only done by way of equalizing the rate, and that Mr. Hanson's land wax at the same time rated. at I 53. an acre, although he must know that it was of greater intrinsic value, and the Plaintiff's land was adjoining to the De. fendarn's. It was next attempted to be shewn, that the land was mortgaged for 50 0 1. Th e di s . charge of this incumbrance being also shewn, Mr. s cr i cant Brtsr animadverted with severity on the condua of Mr. Hanson, who had thus ha. rassed his neighbour, although he must know. that he was duly qualified if) spurt, ant) now attempted to cut down his qualification by an exposure of his domestie eircumstans. The Learned Judge sail, the Plaintiff was CCT! tainly .ntitled to a vertitri ; but, he added, the conduel of the two Justices in granting the warrant Was very extraordinary. It seemed, upon the oath of a common felloW of a gatne.keeper, who took upon himself to swear, that by law a person was not qualified to keep sporting clogs, they, without any turd er inquiry, or without any summons upon the party to chew his qualification, issued,a warrant to seize; the dogs. Verdia for Plaintiff, damages 4.01. ' • ,Rs caowN sips.. Eduard Dead wn inclifted • for a• burlary in the house of Thomas Hardy, firmer, at Runwell, • and stealing a number of Bank Notes; upWarcli . of pool. • ibis Case was rather of an extraordinary nature, inasmuch as it was clearly proved by "the :Witnesses fur the prosecution; but was answered fly the Pri *oiler by as satislaelory an alibi. Ilardy, the Gunn, said, he was sitting in his parlour on the evening of Tuesday the''Bth of March, and his daughter was sitting on the, other side, when, about half past nine, three , men rushed, in; and swore they would smash their skulls. They bound him to his chair, and wnk from .him his purse, which was the key of Ins bureau. They !nade hif:: : daughter chew them wherethemoney was deOsited;' she opened the bureau, and gave them all the notes, ah , ive a hundred pounds worth. One of 'them called for a bottle of wine, which they" drank. Ir Was the Prisoner who called for -the wine ; he ohscried him well, and thought it was the same person. Miss Hardy gave the same account, anti: swore positively to the person of the Prisoner, Two servants also swore positively to the same ere 6. The Landlord at the Cock and Bottle, at Writtle, said, the Prisoner hail been a soldier in ,the Old Ducks, while they were a; Chelinsfordßarracks after they. were'disbandect, he worked as a sawyer ar Writtle. About nine or ten days after the, rob. 'Uri, the' Prisoner was at, his hook, in company with Todd, (another person inclined, for the same robbery).. At first he said lie had brought Todd with him from Buckinghamshire, but in the course of the trial be contradicted himself, and said he had never seen hint before that day, when he tact him at Margaretting, near Writtle. This being the case on the part of the Prosecu tion, 'the Prisoner called his Witnesst4 to prove 311 ---- Stanley, a Serjeant in the Buckinghamshire Militia, said he lavv the Prisoner. at his father's house at Chalfont St. Peter's, in Burks, on Tnesdiq evening the Bth 'of March, the night of the rob. lwry. it was about 20 minutes after seven, when he first itaw him. It , ! continued with his father till th e 14th, the ht :mil tl)e witness went to SlOugh to be sworn into the Militia. Six other Witnesses swore they saw the Prisoner at Chalfont on the day stated in the indiament. Lord Et,r.ariaostoucti them stopped the cause, and observed, that it was clearly proved the Pri soner was 53 milts distant at the timl the robbery skas committed ; after the evidei,co that had been heard he must be acquitted.—Verdin Not WO. Ricbard Gaylad was inclined for a highway rob. fiery.,' • John Sinner, the Proarmor, said, he wa s a brecches.maker at Walden. On the 22d of April .last he' was at.the Coach and HOrses at Newport, where the Prisoner also was. He had known the Prisoner before, SS a man who travelled the rouatry ‘vitir hand.boxes, Bcc. The Prisoner prorsed that they Should walkoogether,' as they were going the same rt,ad. l'hey accordingly walked together about a mile. The Prisoner said he had spent, his m on e,y, and he did not know what he should say to his wile, 1 1 1" Witrless 5441, if he had spent his money lie Lid lw:rer atteml i to hi. , business, anti ter mine. S ine short time afterwards, the Pd. soner gay's stlet•Vvritness a stuki,ety,blOw, on the head, which for a minute or .so .m a de him imensible• When-he.re,:overed, . the Prisoner ; was kna.iing, on his 3tollipil, anti took out of, ,his, pocket, two half crowns and 63. , t‘ asked if he .113 d more nionfyl the Witness . said he had cat.' The - Pri- Soper said, 'he ,viihrd he had a knife, for if hc had, he would cut his throatfrpin ear to ear. Just then the poise of a e,urioge . was.hprd, the Prisoner jumped up and rin away. Tie Prisoner was taken a day orlwo afterwards. Verd,i4l:GniAy. 1:ord Et.t.t Nno ti 0 inunedititely. :pronounced sletitence of death upon the prisoner, and admonished (lint not to hope for mercy, iiut to employ thE short interval of life left, in making atonement to his of. fended God. Owen Conolly was conviaed of. assaulting Sarah Sheppard, with intent to ravish her. He was sentenced to one year's imprisonment. . Martha Beer, a girl about is, was inlicted fdr setting fire to the house of J. West,,miller, at Great . Holland. There was no evidence against her but that of a boy about ten years old, and who seemed . most impenetrably stupid. The whole of his ac. count was, that he saw her put A . fire.brand to the thatch, but that was a fortnight before she fire. Thelames broke out in a pantry where there was no fire, and consumed all the house.—Xerdid Nor WILTSHIRE Ai3IZES. THE Assizes for the County of Wilts. ended at Salisbury on Tuesday lasi, before Lord ALVANLEY and Mr. Justice GRAHAM, -the former of whom presided" at tho Crown Bar, and the latter at Iglu Prius. _ Five Prisoners were capitally convi6ted viz. Liam Jones, for stealing a hay mare frotri Kington Down, the property of Mr. .William Holborow ; Stephen Hood,fur stealing a black mare, the property of Mr. Aaron Basket, of Melksham ; Jobe Phipps, for stealing a mare, tic property of John flurtott, of Tisbury ; Thomas Davis, for stealing a black mare, the property of Mr. John EddolS, of Chippenham.; and Wnt. Long, for stealing some mine) , out of a box in a dwelling-house at Warminster. Jones and Hood were left for execution on Tuesday the 16th inst. Phipps, Davis, and Long, were reprieved before the Judges left the City. lob/ Townsend, John Norval, anti Iratir Stephens (the eldest nut more than nineteen years old), were indided for breaking and entering the dwelling, house of Isaac Clarke, in the day-time (no Iverson being therein), and stealing various articles of appa. rel, above the value, of five shillings, which Made it a capital offence. They were daring offenders.— The Prosecutor is a labourer. at Bradford„ and is tie. serving of gicat praise fur his perseverance in de. teeting and bringing theus , to , justice. The fats were clearly proved aga mit .thein, and the 'Property found an their persons ; but the Jury, having found them guilty of stealing only, and not of 'breaking and entering the louse, the pour man loses the re. ward allowed by law, which would have repaid him for his expenses and loss of lime, having travelled upwards of sixty miles r he ore they were l o d g ed in pri s o n , and more than that distance to attend the trial. ' Only five venires were entered, One cause ex cited much attention it was an action brought by Mr. Cane, farmer, of Milford, ,against Mr. Henry Sutton, clothier, of Salisbury, fur i n f r inging the Plaintiff's alledged rigk of water f rom t h e canals, which flow through the city, by diverging the course Of one of the streams, and ereoi ng a waterwheel tkereon, to , the injury of the Plaintiff in the irriga. tion of his meadows. The cause was called on ; but difficulty occurring in : the formation Of a Special Jury,. the Plaintiff, objeding to ,Clothiers, and the Defendant to Farmers, the Judge repeatedly re, commended a reference, to 'which the Patties at length agreed, and It was accordingly referred to Mr. flobhouse, CHURCHILL O D. PATIENT AND OTHERS. . . This was an ;talon brought by the Plaintiff against the Defendants for a trespass, in pulling out and destroying a bay . or dam made by Plaintiff in a cut Or drain, made many years ago on Plaintiff's land s for the till . rpoat of. COMey ing w ater t h roug h an d over Plaintiff's land into a meadow, called Cortbn Meadow, situate at Carton, in the parish of Boyton, Wilts, and for which an acknowledgment had been given to the Plaintiff and ProprietOts of said land, until within these few years, when Defendants de clined making said acknowledgment, contending the right of water through and over the land in question was prescriptiie, and .not permissive ; hut the eVi (knee of the permission was so clearly proved, that the Plaintiff obtained a verdia—One, Shiiling . da. usages and costs. . , 111 P IVE AP.; . • - cr.r•cc„•EsEr4o, juLy 3!. Passedbyt-the Swallow Pritket, fruto ; Peapons,-, can - 11)13cl I , ;Ind Cygnirr, Fillivr,•.erfgre•iamhian ; CAmmerr:e, Ntralkcr, I Pia front Dohlin ; George, •I'orcell, Irmo 1,61% - -rick ; Union, Gal e . rat 12niney, troth Cork Plrtieb arid I:t.thect, from' klopstu ras ; I trom (tot Inc ; A i•dla A 1;11(.; 1, and•Vrow l)oyc, tr . 091 Mineral Spripg, i•a;:kir . on, for c2oebec ; V row Elima, Sworn, from -I:operdiror; and the CriArkottoWil helmina,.D,:itson, .for Anisteri.lorn, CRICKET 211.17C11. JULY 30, was played a Grand Single Match a Cricket, on Wimbledon Currunon, Middlesex, thre on each side, for 200 Guineas—This Match was made between J. Coon, Lai. and A. DoltAgr i Esq. A. !](RANT, Esq. IST Jig:4ll4GL' ' 2D !NOS. I) or4jlt, ESq, 4h. Rickett. ts b. Talmash. I)pb.ty, 4- 131). 1)0. • Jo b. kickett. nrYer, " 4b4 I )u4 7b. Do. --32 j, cOoKa Eq. 1, Cook, Esq. 6b. pryer. Ricketr, 2; b. Do. 'l,lotab, 5, c. 1)o. —l3), _ . J. CauK, .Esq. won by Innings and 29 Runs -5 to + on' A..boaii.tsf, Esq. - at starting, The loyal and . patrimic Divertisement of our ,Native Land, at the Circus, must be; laid aside after a few evenings, as a change of the first attraction is to take place at that Thenrire speedily. The Pub. lie have allalung highly testified their- approbation of the amu sements at t h at p l ace , whieh'in ou r ° pi,. Dion rank in the first class. : . „ 1..0N Doll: V ritot.li RI) e 1 I A NAN N . 14A1-1 1,1. A NI, ( 0 1' Bowo,Strc , tt, Ccivtn)t.unvk i o ; -anti PublibileiL by ,W lAM gi UAL ata; 311 r *, (of SOffthikip At the StrN..Opyl cF7 No. tt x , .Yrravd .; ,where • ifeilverPitmengs, (dtders jot: the Paper, Letters Jur Ow E4itor, • T I EE1104,./.,„at . 40. covi4:44.,g I RDEN, TO BE SOLD - RY AUCTION, • *7 MrrRAINE,r. 7,7 0 4 Friday the stit4 Inst. at TWltiveetNock, at the ItaitMd. coMe-house„ i A Most sill) !a niial and • Excelicnt : FrOVN I ;i. tweiiiyfEet front, and No.' 7, •s the 3outh' Of Great Russell-sum:, Covent-E attlen,; int many years' past, tha.well known Resitience,.of , Mr: T. 4ri pon, Tinie-piece.-niaker. The Scite of the' above House ftivlikh contains twn dolts Rooms, with a large and - liglruCloset on ea;ii together with.the•gwatcr part or. the; Vail, is, Erzeiblti t ;.a, very nousuat,T enure i n th e same Situari in : the TetnAilti;:r - of the Yard is Leasehold, under ;lit Otike of -13:11ri,:,.1, -at tiit rent-of 31. pen ann. • To be viewed, brTickets, from twelve tilt four, which; with printed Particulari, !nay ot: had of Mr. ltaiilc. Chat' lotto-street, Bloontsbury. • I*.irticulars imiy. be also the Premises; at the - Rainbow; of Nleisrs. Greone and TO , nant, Gray's Inn Square f BETWEEN HORSHAM AND SrEYNING, • • With isninedidte Posdession. TO LIE SOLD HY AUCTION, By Mr: At the Rainbow Coffee-house, Cornliill, in . Two Lots, on Friday the 19th inst. at Twelve o'Cluelt, TWO SMALL, but Desirable - and. -Comp:iett FREEHOLD FARMS, with.colivenicnt Houtes and "Homesteads; known by the names of Falconer's and Mt", w shire's ; containing. together, r o 6 Acres 29 Poles ; now, and for many years.paf.t ,with other bard.*), in the occupation of Mr. John lehnstin and Fatnily,at an old rent', under the P° sent Lease, - which e% tires at Michaelmas next ; 11W. •• The Estate lies a short distance westward from the T uol % pike Road between Horsham and Stcyning, in the Parish at Shipley ; about 41 miles from London., " • .To be viewed by leave of the Tenant, of wjium priot'r • Particulars may be had ; also of the Printer of the Letvrs Paper ; at the Old Swan, 13rigirtheirnstone • Cheg, ° A "' Steynierg ;. Anchor, Jiorshant ; King's .Head; Cuckott.; Nbefolk Arms, Arundel ; of Mr. Medwin, Attorney-Art Law, Horsham; at the Rainbow ; add of 1 -d r. Rainc, 2 1 " Surveyor, Charlotte-street, Illoornsbury e where the Ow* may be seen. • — rsTA".I2ES and fES in and near to LL‘'.E'• TO BE SOLD `BY AUCTLON, By Mr. RHINE; On Friday the tOth inst.' at the Rainbow Cofree-houi e . • Cornitii at Twelve o' Clock ,in Four Lots, N Invalualite FREEHOLD ESTATE con! 03 sisting'of near Acres of most priidit,t.live"McaL l "'" Land, , in part immediately adjoining to the River Ouse, at the Bridgeilir the centre of the Town •of Lewes ; On w 111 ,,. (b . stands an ancient Mansion-house and offi ces , ROW , antt,e7 'daily years past, occupied, with the great - part oft he afiav e 7 mentioned Ground by Sir Ferdinand Paole, Bt. as a yeactl Tenant ; anti. the remainder of the: Land, with a room D welling-house, and lap , Warchothei and %V hart's, by-. Sic Henry' Blackman, Knt. On lease, of IN hick about four vc • are now unexpired. Likewise tho Tithe of corn, Grain, Hay,Wool and Lam* annually growing - and arising from near lsoo Acres of cultivated Land, in Hounddeau and Ashcombe Farms, ltAtt by Mr..:Youtle and Mr. 80y5,.. as yearly Tenants, in toe . I'3-. risly;s•of St. Peter and St. Mary Westout ; lying on each side of the High Road, at, the Turnpike-house between LeweA. and Brighthelmstone, about a utile distant from the. tOrrilet Towii, and seven front the latter. . t ' The several Tenants will permit the Property to be set •and of who:u printed Particulars may,.'be.had ;, also or -- r,, • Printers of the Lewes and. A93AiSiOll:. Paper ti ; at ~the Ship, Brighthelmstone ; Anchor, lien:ham ; - White Reigate ; King's Arms,' East C; iaAead Rahthow CotEs; house ; and of Mr. Raine, Land-Surveyor, Cliarlotte4trOal Illo,imsbury, where correct Plans may be seen. 1-10STERY. COOKE continues .to'have on Sale at . factory and Nottingham, all cXtejlSill . e and valuable Assortment of 11 $ 0.S1 V. it a , ' ofexerY description, elegance,mVatNess, tasteNAnd 03101 1 1 , s never licen evalled, 4414, be ,Batters himself, call nave: be surpassed. many advantages be posseWs over otiter p• • ' I 1 . f b " sully ao i.rNosi in t line o usineis, and tics peculiar of pertection to which, .i by indelat i gable attention, :and 11 1 ,..., 41 ' rniteil expence., he pia brought his Niattitfactoty, while- grwi' ittroril loin an cip . porriiiiity of ()tiering . to Ow. Ptiblie vadat of Goods, superior in every respea to ttioseof kity other l• wn, and reader al l'eompetition ouloi t i o .4 4 • l • n . accommodate the Public, either in the wholesale, retsit4ll` , export trade, upon terms more moderate than can possiblf,. be afforded by 'any other Iltiuse in the Metropolis.. Warelmts'' Nn. ..1413114,'MSt;r1.1.'n6i, GOVERN/114NT SECURITY AGAINST COUN-:, TERFEITS. None. are Genuine, without having '',S lir- SoLomot4 'Liverpool," engraved inihe Stamp; and Ten Pounds Rc . ward, 'for - every' Bottle sold without a Stamp, to be paid on convidion, under MI of Parliament, the 42ti Geo. 11 1 • Ch. 1, before any justice of the Peace. you -n-1 of either Sex, who have pCaais'eti a se eret and destrudive Vice, and thaeby relaxed, Cited', and debilitated the Whole Nervous System, will hoc , tile CO R. DI Al. BA L'.ll of GI L EA!) the most powerru l4 certain, and elredual Restorative. This Cordial has heeq uncommonly successful with young People , who have te appearance and air of old age ; who are become pale, e liv " benuinbed, stupid, and even imbecile ; whose 10 ‘ dies are become bent, whose legs are no longer scarcely 4blit td carry them ; who have an utter disiagic for we.y . thin ' and are totally incapacitated. Where the Ston act is fre e iptently disordered, the Hotly is weakened ; jtalei.ess.bodilf ilue;iy, and emaciation, succeed this most destrueitve habits, and the Eyes !sink into the head. This Cordial Halt4i' 3s , . universally established . its restorative e ff icacy; and in* i ~.,m custly enumerated amongst the foremost of those hape3 .eovenei which tnedieal research 11'4 Orocur , :cl as the bb s':' to the human race, and , greatest counteraCtive to humal ' A Saving of Nine Shillings in Two Gitine,s. if The'Cordial Balm of Gileadis sold In Battles, price IIJ a.Guinea each ; there aro alscißottleoi, 'price 13i. toati.lo•l ing equal toloor Bottles at los. 6a.,..144 the 'fi t `, aves also the Duty ; the SLIM Rcat w /IRA t isW i . the Proprietors name and address, Sand. Solotrion,' pOtil," to imitate which is,Feldny. NN. B. The Postage of all Letters must be paid, and 'A i ce enclosed tor The Cordial Balm of Gilead, • Anti-I inpetigines,' and r`",, stingent Lotion, and " Guide . to Health," are Sold by'Remnant,, I-taint - whet ; R. 11.1,:it, Peter-00 4 c New-York. ;- Mathews, Nti. 13, Stbn.l, London ; aria ! i .. Bath, by,flazard - ; Bristol; Bulgin •, Brighton, Gregory • 1 / 1 , 1 , mingliatn, Knott and. Lloyd ; lledford, Smith ; Shiniums ; Bury St. Edmund's, Dingle; Cheltenham, SLI,„,' don;, Cambridge, Hodgson Coventry, Rol lason ; ePicIL. 4 I ; ter, keymer . ; Canterbury, Simmons q 1 01 '' ct , Chatham, Etherington ; ChelmslOrd,„ ; CticFo . l :, l; 'Pool atilt Sun ; Chichester, ,• Cirencester, Chippenham Combs ; Dublin, Dugdale, No. 7, Exell' o t' v ';: r , court ; Der by, Drewry ; 'huhu'', Pennington ; Neaps; Devizes Lowe; Dorchester, Virtue ; Doh l i ~; rarimoittli, Jackson ; Udinburgh, Smith, North Exeter, .Trewman and Son ; Falmouth, Elliot ; Pitt; Walker •, Glasgow, M,Donalti. Liverpool , .irtiggist ; Leeds, Bring, Urtgy ; ; Leicester, Gregory, Sivinfen ; Lewes, Pat, ' c ell , Chester, Tl:ornpsou Margate', Rowe. -Maidstone, • Nlarlrough, Harold ; 'N Mt''' . ;Or Walker, ; Northampton, cey ; hinn, 131trbay,e; Norwich . , Stevenson and Cu. ; Jtiitl'Y; l'tymotith 1)0 - k,'1 - 1 . 1xland ; Porte.) ioutn, Sitl•lrt and Co.: Rochester, Etliercupon ; V t), Sergent ; Snrei.vsburY, radowes ; - Southiituptell, 1 , „;;; , Mb;gan ; Stairltbrd, Newconth ; Salisbury, Collins ; ScarhorOugh, 11,1) ley.; - fauntan , I. : Ou tio Tlnkhritke %Veils, Sprange ; Wells Evil t • WcY " c - oill' ; Wood ; Wi tt: l so r, lil a keriev ;'and by V ct o'cr; of c; I Medicines in.the UMW K.lngdom. Tliro Ut whom may be had, a new EdikiAl. 'l)4 Ing nearlY itur i drod l'agefi, pi ic,ony i 3. SOLOM()N'S GUIDE TO 1-1 A.LTII ' li 0 r .1..f1yi...e to both 4,cxes, ou le f ull t c , Netvom i ' Y i; pei:hundritte, m 1,4 Lonsumptive L'tfulpri.ii ' n ' tT. - T 111131.)i) :( . ° I. 11.. , orilInencle s i to young hint And boysl has' ticeil the t 4 1i tot's' ii.ktip. 4 (.11i expo' ;' ' • ience aii.l obstrvatiop of I the fa1 . .„ 1- h icho s - cliiit.4i , lvnt%:s 91 a ..eret ;,,1 , ,t destruebi r ice, 1 °,7,, - A'' iitittliti an Es?.,iy on ‘31*,..:1 , ..e..., •inziticnt to'reri alet. anu ir , ( iL- ;01 10 1 1 0 1 t!« . c. ow:the subjesl6l :1:sol itary anti ti ,t rticrlY, c- , v } : — . e. s B ', l)° ; hart .diitr:',s* t'r l'arent i ., G!...irliaits,- ; Two' 5 and '„,' — t , ''''', 1 : 4 ;1:j 9 . ,.: 1 7,1` c :1 r i c e S a i..-u ' 4 r:.: 1 ,,711:::,5 ' y ' 1 . v i;:g h ': ' :: :. i ' i k: :: ::::::'; 1 : : : ''::11 ' .• , ~k, g , c 4 plainiti4 ti l ,i , inn it` ia r t fe A tentii t; "iti tile '' l p t i t d -, :.:: . -i4in, x1..1 Vaitirteei Diir-4 • t' ns to y.oll o r-P r '3t o, tlit`fl, .. • , c"" 1 c) • ) er 1 1 ' ... i, er ot Impro , ct -onnexions Iu• thterol . . i . • :tivot, f(i-.. _ . ......e. 0 " .... - C..i4 , :vettor-t/tt.tretl ‘ll...itet.4ed. 8112.741, np Friday night last, ht his Lôrdship's hou s e in Blooms bury,square, the Right lion. Lady Ellenbusough, of a Snn. 111ARRI4D. Yesterday, at St. George's, IllOomsbury, ohn flarvt.y 'fucker, Esq. ofrhe Middle Temple, eldest son nt the-tion.- lames Tucker, of Bermuda, to Hiss 111ary Browne. youngest daughter of the late William Browne, Vsq. formerly Go vernor of that bland, _ _ - . On Sunday last, at St. Dunstan's in the West, John Aiken. head, Minister of the Gospel, to Elizabeth Kennedy., of I' et, ter-laria . DIED. Lately, ai.Gosport, in a decline; Mrs. Goodeve, wife of John Goodeve,• Merchant of that place. On Saturday last, at Enfield, in a deep , decline, Mrs. Leeminz, aged 44, wife of Mr. Michael Leerning, of Token house-y ird, . • On the a3cl January, at Calcutta, on his way to England, fir the recovery of his health, Lieutenant -Colonel Jonathan Wood, son of the late Mrs. Wood, of Kennington -lane. PRICE OF STOCKS, • Y 137 EIt . DA Y. • Bank Stock j India Stock' Navy 5 per Cent. 83;1 4 31 India bonds ; per t rut. mr, $741 Ex, Bills s. S. diS. itish S per Cent. I Outnioni 91 9 4 per t'ent. Coll. 68 1 1-71 8! t in pet. 3 per Cent, sill 3 per C. 11.. 53 2.3 ; 31 limo Atn.s. C. ~, 3 per t..014 sahh I.laok for 14 iiik I:. A. W 13-16 ( . .11:.. for Aug. 52111. Ditto short . . . FREEHOLD PARNI, wINTERsLow, wILTS. P. SOLD BY _A>II4I4 I IM4: . - At the Spread, Eagle huh Salisbury,' on.Tuesclay.the r6th 'lay of August at Pour o'Clock in the Afternoon, unless be•ori.i.cilSpmed by Private Ciintraet, AVery Desiralile FLIPEi - iol,li FARM, sit uate in the Pariihei Of Winterzlow lind . ldiniston, in the County of Wilts, consisting of a good Farm' Huirse; Garden, 13.1rns, Stables,' Granary, ;ma tAlter convenient illtiltlikigs; 'l' ince Cottageu and Carden ; nc.irrhe,l ann and about Two linialreif Acre:: of good Arable, hleadow, Pasture, and Coppice. Lind, oil lying in severalty, very tat. venient s and near the peat Westurrt,Turnpike-road, about Seven Miles from Salisbury. . .The Preinises are in the renting of. Mr. Thomas ,Cooper, who will she.w the samer.--Pwicul ars will soon be prepared ; for which, and to trea for the Purchase( apply to Messrs. Tanner and Cooper, At tansies, Salishury. A DESIRABLE FREEIV)I,I) ESTATE of THIRTY -1.01.114. CHLbIIiRE•ACRES.... Ti) BY•AUCTION, Under the Direction of the Asskeices of Messi . s. Richard. son and Worthington, Banktupts, at the Star I lin, in , Deansgate, in Matieliester, on 'Thursday the 4th Day of • . August inst. at Give Alet;I: in the Aft e rnoon, r rs' LIE M P,LE and INHERITANCE of and in all that capital Messuage of Mansion-house, usually called SH A N- HALL, situate in Sliarston,• in , the-County ore nester, and now in thir posses,ion Worthington; together with the Gardens, which. are well, stockedond principally walled us, and also the Coach-Ivnit:e, Barn, and ether Out-buildings, .comprizing very extensive Stables and Shippons, thereunto belonging. • - •.• And also all these several Closes; Fields, or Parcels of rich Meadow, Pasture, and 'Arable Land, appertaining to and occupied with the -aid Messuage or Mauston-how, and Cnntilning, in the whole 34 Acres of the large Cheslitre iota , " sure, or thereabouts. And also all that Messuage or Dwelling-house in Slut& ton aforesaid, situated near the, said Premises, and now In -the occupation of George Gail .and Isaac Harrop ; with a large Shippon and Out-buildings thereunto belonging. Arid also - all those two Messuages et Cottages contiguous to the Premises, and now in-the .several holdings .of Eliza beth Ba r rat t and A I ice4tenuiet. Sharston Hail is in a pleasant Situation on the Turnpike Road between the Towns of Stockport and'Altrinchain, be big four. milts distant from each,'. and not: more than nine miles from.. Manchester.. The Lands lie, within a ring (epee, and are in 'eXcellent Conditioti. • Thu .House 'in the possession of George Gad and Isaac Harrop is roomy, well calculated for the oo,:opatiorl of a Farmer ; and with a suitable quantity of the Lands attached to it, maybe advantageously enjoyed tbr that purpose. •- Likewise.will be Sold by Auelion, at the same time and place,under.r of the above Ast:imicts All those wo several clear yearly Chi e f or Reserved" Rents of 181. 35. each, issuing out of a certain • Plot of Land •si= tuate in or pear Deansgate, in Manchester aforesaid (part. of a Plot of Land called Ilse I.ion!s Den). containing 1 0 2.6 square Y31*(11, or thzieabouts, and the Building thereupon l:reCted, whereby the said Rents are amply secured. • • .Mr. %Von hington iuid.the 'renants w I 's hew the Premises Sharston, ; further information May be h.al flout the I .. l ssignees, Mi. - Thoinas Ryecriitt ; Of llolton, and Mr. Mini. tdridop, - .ot Manchesterl• or from The Solicitors, Messrs. Sergeant std, Milne, Manchester. . • The Ship MARY, 01 St.. lohn',i, CanadA, • CAPTAIN . Koster of 'Ofe• Miry, of St. Jelin's . , Canada, solisowly kicclares that bitnself received a deal of benefit from Dr. lirqdoro's,Nervons Cor dial ; likewise hio . W4O, Mary Ann Oliver, .was almost reduced to Death's dtvr, • oi)(1 WAS perks !tly cured by takwg Dr, 13 roctittiel NerVetis 'after heingziven over by all the able'Phyairiass in the Country g likevvise• severatot the Inhabitants of the Ir.lapti.have,rceeived great benefit from the above Medicines, Witnres my I land, THOMAS OLIVER. A WORD TO THE WISE As a serious caution to all who, from the uature of. their Complaints, are obliged to have recource.to tint dangerous - . preparation Mercury. Mercury is eertait:uy , t, en with discretion, a,rtiot 410ble-auti 014 e that Cure tor every specie 4 of Venereal Intec,,tion ; hut, on the fatherhood, there is net" an article in the whole Motcria Nledica o repiete with dan ger; Thus WO - cold occur when under a courscelf this ex. traorclinory tYlt;dieine, it fr,luently leaves behind it the C;ont, Rlicuinatism, Numionc.s. In the Limbs, Paralytic A Ili!:.tiot4, and winch, perhaps, do not appcar c'o , ,ht, or to, year.. Martreersons in bitsiness, Serv,hit ~ ;old who, front the nature of their,euiployntent., are °Li be out in all w‘•atlo:r,, b liable to cat4.ll cold . course of Mercury, which may tertninatek. with then but no ditch dangcr will intervene- to those who Dr. BRODUNPs 1101'ANICAL SVRUP, which is particularly recommenctedirrbrused before per4or is en t e r into the Matrimonial Shoe, lest the iwitcretiotti Pitrent are the source of vexarttot.lo hint the r!:ti t airktez i4 ' his e xi s te n ce, by otliitting his innocent, but, uniorttatiate Mit ' s p r i ng , with the Evil, er9ptions et a most ni.iligh.htt hat, dency, and a variety of other . Coinnlaints Outten: ini,st as suredly introduced by,the samelieLleet anti imprudence. • The Botanical Syrup ancl , Restorative Nervous Cordial, to be had at the Doelor's House, No. 9, Alknoh-Aieet, in I:ut. tlesat 11. as. i ts: 6d. and 54. sd. (14itty invlud;4l); Jeboult and Co.'s, late Bacon, No. tse, ONtord-street Bond-strcet • Golding; No". 42, Cernhill ; Ward, mo • 37), Withers (late CockelPs) Medicine Warehouse', 1 4 0 °1 . b 2 a a r , n ,' Strand, Temple Bar ; TtaVs. Royal Evchon i ge Williams' Perfumer to llis ‘lajestr, No. E. Ncwhery, Comerof .1',,.u! . Church }artl-; Bolton's, Royal- Eic change ; Ching and. huxler,.. No, 4, ~Chao,pside,.; Burgeois ' Amick and Son, No. 12, Haymarket. ; Sh aw ' s Me dicine Warehouse, oppotAte the S , l4tch- Wark- Bank ; Mr. Pitht.ag's, No. zfi, 4 )xjorsi..strce,t, opp o ., site . the Pantheon ; F h . 32., Jai . CkTll.tii•Artx . t, BerOugh ; Dicey, Bow- lone. • - And - to be h.ici or ail the Reitset It'll and Printers .in 41 1 e • principal Makket _ ov.ar, to the U.inred,Kingdorns.