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MURDER OF MR. STEELE. us consequence of the different reports which have recently been circulated respelling the detec tion of the miscreants who murdered the unfortunate Mr. STEELS, we have thought it our duty to be minute in the investigation. .The result is, that the following particulars have been_conimutticated to Mr. STEELE'S family in Catherine street, by Mr. ISAAC CLAYTON, the Constable of Hounslow, who has throughout been laudably diligent and attentive: " This is to certify, that Richard Davis, of the parish of isleworth, came and infOrmed me, ISAAC CLAYTON, that on Thursday before the Saturday that Mr. STEELE was murdered, Robert Newton did attack, near the Powder Mills Bridge, on Nouns.low Heath, the above mentioned Davis, with one of his brothers. He says, you old rogue, have yoirgot all your necessaries ?' He answered, don't know what you mean.' Newton replied, f Have you got twenty pounds in money P He replied, 'No.' Newton then put his hand in his pocket, and pulled out a leather strap, and said, c D,--n you, have you spoke . to all your friends 1' • The strap appears, ac cording to the description, much, like that .which was found on Mr. STEELE'S neck. Davis says, he thinks he could swear to the strap from any other, for he thought they would have murdered him, but a coach appearing in 'sight,. they, walked away very fast towards the Gravel Pits. There was a woman with them at that time in a red cloak ;• the same woman now cohabits with one of them. Your humble servant, " ISAAC CLAYTON, " Constable and Beadle, Hounslow." The Newtons alluded to are brothers, and men of that desperate character, which renders them liable to suspicion.' , They reside at a village called Hut. ton, on the edge of 'Hounslow Heath, which pl a ce is infamously notorious as a receptacle for poaching, and every species of plunder and depredation. About a week since the younger Newton hung himself in his stable at Hutton, and upon being cut down by his father, the following curious dialogue (whether considered parentally or filially) ensued. Old Newton,—" Why, what are, you about, danfme, are you turn'd fool ?" Young Newron.--“ Why didn't you leave me alone ?" Old Newton.-r-" Curse your stupid head, what do you want to die for ?" Young Newton.—‘ , To end my misery, for.you brow I am wretched." • Old Newton.—" Nonsense—You know, from a certain thing, you're sure to go to hell and datnna. The above circumstances are certainly suspicious, and more particularly when strengthened , by the evidence of Clayton, respeAing the leather strap seen but two days previous to the murder in the pottsessinn of the Newtonh, by Davis the ragman ; which strap Davis affirms he can positively iden. tify. The' strap found round the neck of Mr. v.rLE was an old. one, and the Weltle was with out a tongue. Clayton very judiciouey told Davis that the strap found with Mr. STEELE was quite upon • which Davis exclaimed,, Then it can't be the same, fdr the ,leather strap old New ton had was an old one, and the buckle had no tongue." This certainly is a very strong corro boration. Two Bow-street Officers are now at Hounslow. The above particulars were on Sunday evening corn. Inunicated by express to MI. BOND and Sir WIL. LI AM PARSONS ; .and from the acknowledged pent. tration and activity of these Magistrates, there ran be no doubt but this interesting affair will be clearly investigated, and probably the murderers be ren. tiered amenable. WESTMINSTE R, ATR.II.O. Mr, HAtatbrETT appealed against a Convict on of Mr. CorrANT's, under the Building Ad, arising . out of the following case Mr. Hammet is building a new and handsome house in Park.lane. The part of the house which fronts the Park, is beautifully ornamented with three stories of balconies,supported by lonic columns. This decoration is . constructed chiefly of woo d, against the emiCiments of the Building MI, which direCts all•such exterior decorations should be con_ strutted of iron, stone, stucco, lead, and other in. combustible materials: In order, however, to sa tisfy the words of the AEI, the wood-work was stuccoed over; and it was contended by Mr. ,CONST that the MI WAS thereby complied with. Mr. COCK ER t. 1,, the Dist' iCt Stirveyor, in his evidence, stated, that this stucco was not any defence against fire ; but that if the next home were on fire, it must inevitably communicate to this ornamental part of t he building, which would, in its turn, communicate to the ipteriorof die house. He added, that he was in a manner bound to prevent this devt. ation from the Building MI, as, from its stroqure a nd magnitude, it became identified with the house itself, and wasin WI a part of the building ;• being unlike those .4 , 64, goads, of painted lath,• many of. which were ReeriaWor town, and which, if neeessi. r .quired, a single Fireman would pull down with' his hook in live minutes. The Court 'were of opt. .that the a& was not complied with, by casing the Wood. with - Stucco, •and affirmed theConviition. A man very genteelly dressed, and to all appear. ance a,f - oreigner, was on Friday f oun d c l ose to the sea, between Dover and Deal ; a pistol was fuund mar him, and his face very much shot ; it Seems he had made away with himself, and before he did so, h.►d gone close to the edge of the water, thinking, no doubt, he would he washed away : however, he was famd before the water came to him. There were no paper, or any thing found about him, chat can in the least lead to a discovery of who he was, except that he-had a few pieces of Danish money in 1.1% pocket. JUSTICE ROOM, GUILDHALL. YESTERDAY . 72/.1,1 bike, 147/ Brbtlo/1, and Geo. Pearson Journeymen Carpenters, were severally charged by Mr. Rolfe, who is extensively concern. ed in the buildings carrying on in Skinner.street, late Snow-hill, with whom they had contraacd to perform certain work there, but had left the same in an unfinished state. The charge was very minutely gone into, and substantiated, and the worthy Alder.. man sentenced Brinson and Pearson to one mantles imprisonment in Bridewell, but the condu& of Luke appearing to have been very reprehensible, having assaulted. Mr. Rolfe when calling him to account re. speeting his bad workmanship, he was sentenced to two months - -imprisonment, and would have been three, had not Mr. Rolfe kindly interfered with the Alderman. It is high time that a stop should be put to prac tices of this kind, which Mr. Rolfe seems to have come to the determination of doing for the sake of public justice ; and as a proof of it, on two of these men alledging that they had got wives and families who.would be deprived of support during their imprisonment, Mr. Rolfe very handsomely said, he considered himself the last person in the world to be the means of any punishment being inflieled ,on any men, and more so on account of their wives and families.; but in this case he said he was only doing his duty to the Public, and an example must be made; he therefore proposed to the worthy Ma. gistrate,' that he night be permitted to allow the wives of'two of the men, Brinson and Luke, such sum weekly as he should think relisonable. The Alderman proposed twelve Millings for each'week while their husbands were under confinement. This being the last week of the Fatal Predic tion at the Royal Circus, the House, no doubt, will be uncommonly crowded every Evening. The New comic PantoMime of the Rival Statues ex ceeds the most sanguine expe4ations. The intre pid Equestrian is the most graceful Rider we have witnessed for many years ; and the Decorations of the Interior of the House are the admiration of every person.. LONDON MARKETS, &c. RETURN OF WHEAT IN MARK-LANE,' By Messrs. CHILD and MALP A S, Meal Weigtleri, Including only from the 4th of April to the 9th of April, ' agreeably to the sew AEI. 9 Quarters at 645 od • ~ 6:6 Quarters at 57s od ' 3 , —.--- at 635 od 1060 --- at 56s od co - , -.---.-0 at 6zs od •622 -- at sss od' 86 r ----,-- at 6ts ad 8 4 ------- at 545 od 7 2 tssx - at sxs od to 420 - at sos od 4 5 4 at 49s od Total 5761 Quarters.—Average 575. ; d . ' - as. 3d. lower than last Return. • • A RETURN 'OF F 1.0011., Fry's April 2, to April 8, from the Cocket Office. Sacks. s. d.. 1 Sacks, 1. d. 1 Sacks, s. d. ++ 2 54 o 744( 0 1 13 44 0 2 S 3 * 493 47 0 I to 43 6 so 52 o 273 46 0 5o 43 o t sr 0 tz 45 6 I .to 41 o 6 4 .5 0 ? n I 121 45 0 bcal a 544 Sacks,—.Average 475. Oa. , os. 3d.. lower than last return.. AVERAGE PRICE OF ENGLAND AND WALES,. - Ending April 9. Wheat 561. 9d. I Barley 23b. rid. Beans 321 : , sd. Rye 365. 3.1._J Oats 19$. 7d. 1 Pease 373. zd, PRICE OF HOPS. B A C $ . POCKETS. Kent, SI. OS. to Si. Ss. I Kent, 11. 6s. to tol. os. Sussex, 51. os. to 71. 15s. 1 Sussex, 61. OS. to 91:0s. Essex, 51, os. to 71. t3s. I Farnham, 101. os. to 121. os . . SEEDS. - - Red Clover (new) . ' - , 65s to 96s -per cwt. Ditto (old) - 2ss to bes do. . White ditto - - dos to t 26s do. Trefoil - - - -20 S to 56s do: Turnip . - - 21$ to 3Os•per bushel. kip-Crass - -25 s to 56s per cwt. Rye Grass ..- 21S to joS per quarter. Carraway •, • - • 3 6 ' s to 42s per cwt. Coriander - 28$ to 3os do. Canary • - - Sos to 115 s do. Brown Mustard Seed - 18$ to 22S per bushel White ditto - - 14$ t0.23s ditto. Broad Beans - 311 to 34s do. Long Pads - - 33$ t 0 ,35. 410. Rape Seed - - 321. to 351. per last. SMITHFIELD MAItIs.ET, April iB. To sink the , Ofral--per stone at 811): • Reef, 4s. 4d. to Ss. 6d. Veal, Ss. od, to 71. od. Mutton, Ss. od. to 6s. Dd. I Pork, ,}s. pd. to ss. 4d. • Lamb, 7s. od. to gs. od. HEAD Of CATTI.F. Thl3 DAY. Beasts about zooo—Sheep and Lambs Boao. NEWCATE and LEADENHAT.I. MARKET. 1 Reef, 3s. 4d. to 4s. Bd. Veal, 4s. otl. to 6s. o d. Mutton, 4s. 4d. to si..4d. Pork, 4s. od. t o s s. 4 d. Lamb, 6s. 8t . to Bs. Sd. _ _ _ PRICE OF LEATHER (per lb.) AT LEADENHALL. Butts, so to s6lb. each tlitd. to 200. Ditto, bo to 651 b. cacti - 2. - t7l: to 23(1. •Metchants' Hacks, - — 19 d. to 1 90. Dressing Hides, - . . 20d. to 21a. Fine Coact; Hides, - - aid, to 23(1. Crop Hides tbr cutting, - 200. to 2 tho. Flat Ordinary . - ;86,1. to ;W. C.Llt Skins, 3o to 4olb. pa Dozen -28 d. to 3.1 d. D;tto, .so to 7alb. 28(1. to 33d.per lb. Ditto, 7o to Sollt. 2.64. to 28d. per lh, (Greenland) .Isd. to 41d. per lb. Large ditto, - loos. to 1403. pur I)ozen. Tanned Horse hides, ;Ss. to 335. put' Goat Skins - —5. to •—s. per DuLen. RAW 1411)k.5. Best Heifers and Steers (p. st.) Ordinary. 3s. od. to 3s. sd. .3s. 81. to.{;. od. Ntarket Call. 9s. 6d. each. Mitictlinlr, 3s. 4d. to 3s. btl. Eng. Horse t6S. od.to 18s. ea. Sheep Skins .- - . 45 od to . 8s 6d Lamb Skins PRICE OF TALLOW. St. James's Market 4s. 6d. .l Town Tallow ;6s. .od. Clare Marker - 4s. sd. 1 Russia do. (CAM) 70. 7ss. Whitechapel Market ' 4s. sd. Russia do. (tioapl 7os. es. m per slu of 11113. —.l Melting Stull' sBs. so_. . Ditto rough 425. Graves r6s. od. , Good Dregs tos. , :ttcd, 869.—Curd, 9 0 s. us. od.—Moulds. 12S. od. I3s. Average price. 4. sict. YFllowSoqp, 78s.—Mot Price or Candles per dozen, St. JAM Es's FLAY MARKET, April 16. flay, 41. oi. od. to 71. os. cif.--Aver. ;I. frjj. otit, SII2W, 11. 165. cd. 10 21. z is. od.—Aver. 21. 3s. Gd. WHITECHAPEI. MARKET, April i 6. Hay, 41. os. od. to 61. os. od.'- - -Aver. S.J. is. mi. Clover, 61. ns.o(l. to 71. os. od.—Aver. 61. tot. od. Straw, 11 as. od. to 21. 4s. etl.—Aver. 21, Is. oel. PRICE .01, YESTE Bank Stock 167 N ivy 5 licit ent. 991 toot per Cent. 1 7974 97i 9 8 i tish . 5 per Cent. 4- per cent. Con. 8o 791 Sick per Cent: Merl. 63!t.,! 3 per C. Curl. 6 4H64i.) !onto Scup Hank i.. Allll. di 19 Oitto S!iort Ann. 4 3-16 COAL EXCHANG F. Best Coals, in the Pool, , per Chaldron 43s 64 Delivered to liousckeeper*ot 3a, . 6d Sunderland, per Chaltiron - 395 6,1 Delivered to kinusekeepers at »- 485 6d 1.0NININ: pri n ted by p,ucHA NAN MI'titIT,LA N . , ( o f Bow_strect, Cuvent.Garden); and Published by WILLIAM AR,MICRR SCRIPPS (of South At the bux.OFFIC Ej No. It z, St_remrl ; where A‘tvertitemeNts,'Ordtrs for the l'apir, Lctitri fur the Etthipr, tan-street,. rosy crwor-squ a re) I must be adtirested. .ENC:tISII STATE LOTTEKY, DAY.--NIONDAY,,AIR IL 18. No. 3,8. a Prize of zoo:3ot. 42,05. a Prize of 10011. Nos. 41.036'. 23,713, 4 0 , 2 31, 4 1 ,978, Prizes of 1001. BIRTH. Last Sunday, .in Upper Seymour-sfrect, Porrman-square, the Lady of•Majur Adolphus Ilinuber, of a Son. MARRIED. Yesterday, by special licence, by the Hon. 'and Rev. Wellesley, at John Fordyce's, Esq. Whitehall, Major Max well, eldest son of Sir %Valiant Maxwell, 13art. of Monteith, to Miss Catharine Fordyce. The Same day, at Mary-le-bpne Church, Mr. Dean Walker, of Conduit -street, to Miss Normansell,ot Gloucester-stre;:t, Portman-square. On Friday last, at Sir John Sinclair's, Charlotte-square, Edinburgh, the.llon. Lord Polketninet, to MiSs Sinclair, daughter of the late George Sinclair, Esq. of tilbster. On the t7th inst. at Wells, by the Rev. Mr. Serrel, Mr. Clutterbuck, Solicitor, of Wincanton, Somerset, to Miss Harriet Lax, daughter of Robert Lax, Esq. of Kitap-hill House, near Wells. pIED. On Monday morning last, at a quarter past one o'clock, at •Stratford-llouse, in the County of Essex, the Right Hon. John Loaf Henniker, Baron Henniker. On the Bth inst. at Edinburgh, Sir john Whitefoord, of Whitefoord, Bart.. Same day, ,:,at his house in Reid's Court, Canongate, Edin burgh, aged 72, Mr. llenryllome, Writer to the Signet. Same day, at Edinburgh, Miss Margaret drown, daughter of the deceased Mr. "Thomas Oruw it, architect. March ;1, at Dalkeith, Mr. John Johnston, writer there. At Edinbtirgh; . on the 9th inst. Mrs. Mary Robertson, re lid of the Rev. lames Sytne, late Minister of Mica. April to t at Edinburgh, of a decline, 'Mrs. Jane Susanna James, %vitt: of Capt. Thomas Phipps tloward,•of' the York Hi-tsars, and second daughtcrof the late Hugh lames, of Jamaica. _ _ At Dalkeith, same. dav, Capt. James jollie, late of the East-India Cornpany'i Service. A t Portsoy, 4th inst. Mrs. Stewart, widdw of the late Patrick Stewart, Esq. of Tannachy. At Bermuda, Feb. to, the Lady of Vice-Admiral Sir An. drew Mitchell K. /3. On the.tst inst. Miss Margaret Grieve, aged 16, second daughter of William. Grieve, Esq. of Ord-llouse, ne . ar' Ber wick.. RAt Edinburgh, Bth instant, aged 56, Mr. lames Sibbalci, Bookseller, proprietor of the Edinburgh Circulating Li brary, / TIDAY. India Stock South Sea Stoc k Exeheti. s. s. dis. , Fundable ditto prem. 3d . Cxehviuer I:ills dis.. Otinnuin 1 miler. 3 per Cent. Ditto Ann. flank for opening India for Ace, Cons. lot May 60 S 4i ESSRS;' GOD-BOLDS ,respctlfully acquaint P.L. the Public, that the Honourable the 10111MISSI011efS of [Ls hlajesty - 's Stamp-Office, having granted their Marne, " Nail). and Samuel Godbold, No 3. Bloomsbury -square." to - be engraved on the body (itt he Statnp.'covering the Cork of each bottle of the VEGETABLE BALSAM, the pun , chasers will be particularly careful to notice the same, in order that they may be assured of 'the genuine Medicine. They likewise inform the Public, that the above Nledicine is a certain remedy to prevent Colds and Coughs (the present raging disorder), from fixing u p on, or atkaing th e lungs, as it strengthens and guards them.. against the various sudden changes and severity o 1 the-weather, which is always dan gerbils, and, in many instances, final to .consumptive and delicate constitutions; for which reavm every family ought to keep it in their houses in Spring and Autumn, to nave re course to on the first symptom of attack, it being admitted, by a body of eminent .Physicians; to be the Only efficacious remedy : twenty years experience bas proved it 'to be:une qualled in the annals of Ihe. physical world, 'Which persons of the first rank, honour, and information Of the Uoited Kingdom has attested, and Who partieularlyrecommendsit to be kept in all families. • The Most Noble the Marquis of. Lothian ; Right Hon.. Viscount Dudley and Ward ; Right Hon. Lord Grantley ; Right Hon. Lord Macdonald Right Hon. late Lord For tescue ; Right I lon. Lord ilountlo:d ,• Hoth Jate Visc - ounte,:s Dudley and Ward; Right Hon. •Lidy Dowager Viso:mote:is Falmouth ; . ..Right lion. Lady Dowatt.er For. tescue; late • Right Lady Dowager G.rautley ; LaiY A ppreece ; Sir lohn - Coghill, Francis Blake, Edward New en ham, and George Armstrong, Harts. ;-Generals Doyle and Drouly ; colOnefs Baker and De Bath ; and a great many others of the Nobility. as may be seen in the Treatise, at the Proprietors,. N. and S. Godbold, No. 3, Bloomsbury-square, where adVice is given every day from ten till one o'clock.. (Sunday excepted). Sold, retail, at Mr. and MI. Newbery's; Mr, Tutt's, le boult and Co. ; Ching and B u tl er ; Shaw, and Co. ; and at one otmore - Vendersin most Git les and capital towns. To THOMAS TAYLOR, Eq. Dear Sir, NO. 9., New Bridge-Street, London. FEEL it a Duty incumbent upon me, to inform 1. you of the very great and extraordinary Cure 1 have re. ('eived from your invaluable Medicine, I. EAK E's PATEN T PILLS. , About two years ago , I was attacked with a VENER L DI SO It DE R, which treated rather slic,htly for some time, but'the Disease at length spreading all over my body, I was obliged to apply to the must eninient of the Faculty , but their assistance Abided only temporary re li e f : I went through various Courses of Salivation, and frotn being rather of a corpulent habit, - .was reduced to a mere skeleton. - The Ulcers that spread all over my Limbs rendered me a com plete ,Object, so that my Friends - despaired or my recovery. When brought - to this situation, I considered d ea th as inevi table, but a relation of inine conunenting upon the many Cases in which - your Pills had succeeded, I was induced to try a Box of them, which I thought rather relieved m e, and by persevering tier two or three months, and tidlowing your directions, I experienced the most: unaco;untable relaxation from pain, the sores grathially Subsiding - ; I am now, thank ( pertedly reettvered, and walking, out *nab' not, but one more box, whiCh i think cautions to take, will establish my health in its original state. - It is with the most heart.aelt gratitude, that l-s l - 1 1)scribe myself, Sir, your much obkell humble Servant,. Deansgatc, Alanchesterduly t, tlto P EARSON. P. S. For the p u bli c benefit, 1 do not n6jea to the abov t being published, but leave you fi) act'as your own better judgment shall didate. .Prepared and sold by tbe sole Proprieror, Tuns. TAYLOR, Member of the Royal College. of Surgeons, London, at his House,. No. 9, New liridge-street ; - Where, after a constuit residence of more than Thirty-six - Years, in a practice particularly directed to the Cure of Venereal Complaints, and those tntjdeta3l to the !'arts of Generation in both Sexes, with that secrecy which Men of his Profession should always ollserve, he Batters himself, the advice and assistance he it.ratnitutts ly administers to Person:; taking this Medicine, will be esteemed by a discerning P RS. ar, adyarituAe seldom to be obtained, and void of ambiguity. Also sold, by, his Appointment, tor the convenience of those living at 4 distance, at the l i crtunipr's, Nu. 3j, St. AI. ban's-street, ..Pall, Mall ' • the Tuysliop, No. c o s, Oxford street; Mr. Disborotigli's, No. 7, Fish-street-hill ; Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, No. 1, Union-row, Little Mr. ltaxter's South-bridge, Edinb urg h ; M r. Callwell's, Dohlin ; Mr. Billinge's, leivepool Mr. Atkinson's, Man chester ; and by one Verson in every considerable Town in Great Britain and Ireland,. in Boxes of only 25. • 9d. eaeh, sealed up with fish and plain directions, whereby persons of either ses..l nay t . tile themselves withease, speed, sei;recy, and satiay. N. J 3. Every Box solitin Great Britain is sealed up with a stamp, on which,. by favour of the Comrnissoners, 'sprint ed, at the Stamp-olfice, " T. Taylor,. N o. 9, New Bridge. street," to imitiite which. iil s - ritlony,' aid all'others arc coon. terteit. 'l'-:: • ; FF01.1(, - tear thT SPORTiNG BOX, I.AI(Ai • - and I.ANI)S. nc.r LOWESTOFFE. TO BE SOLD It\ AUCTION, • - • 'By Mr. hOI3INS, At Carraway's, Thursda) Next, at Twelve, ASingularly Digible FREEHOLD ESTA lE.; comprising a convenient Ni ansion- house, or Shunting box, with Offices; Coach-house, Barn and - Stabling, Gardcnsi Orchard and Pleasure-grounds, and sundry Parcels of 'kF 3 .- (tow and Arable Land, with a Farm-house, Barui, Stablesi, and Out-buildings. - 'rile whole Estate - being upwar ds of Ninety-one Acres, all lying compaa, situate at Prostenden: in the County of Suilblk, the Residence of the late ROGER. MA NW A ICI NG, Esq. deceased. The Grounds are beau-. tifully fanned, and divided by thriving hedges, are within • three Miles of Southwold, nine front Lowestorfe, twenty one from Yamiouth, and one hundred anti twenty-two from London. Flax be,,viewed, by applying to Mr. Cough, on the Pre raises. Particulars at the Post House, .tiouthwoltl, 1731; mouth, and Lowestotre • While Hart, Wickham-make': . White Horse, I pswieh ; Atig:..l, Bury ; Rain, ; King's Head, Norwich; Three.(. ups, C.);ll.:ster; at (;‘"."' way'; and of Mr. Ro'oins,‘Vlovick-strr.•l. • M.A,NCRESTER WAREHO.USEMEN, WOOLLEN- P - E RS, CLOTH! E KS, and others requiring Kowa: The Capital and S.baciutisTrentises, well known for ;'ears as D'OVLEY's WAREHOUSE. 10 BE SOLD 131: AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, At Carraway's,on Tiiiirstlay Next, at Twelve o'Clock,, By Order in the EXeCIIIV, -• Valuable, LEASEHOLD ESTATE, erative Business ; those rotivei . .ivni ;aid pa ticularty appropriate Premises, 1)'01 la'y's Warehouse, sioi de it: the most eligil)lepart of theStraint,ll.!:tr eat tiecine..trc t, late the Property of A. T. STK E rr,. Esq. - deeras.•ii ; sisting of a desirable and roomy Dwelling,house, built wi! 1 : 13 a few years, and fitted up in the modern sty he, with 0 iLt.l;s of every description, capital roomy Warehouses,-eonvoiw it t i t adapted Work-shops - and Ludgthg-rooms, open 1( 046 spacioy-s Cellaring; the %Oink in complete and substantial repair. This Estate is wen wi.rth the attention of Persoili in the above Line, being a well-known productive and immediate Possession may be had. The Stock in 1 ;a* Housthold Furniture. &c. may be titicen by the Purchastl• at a valuation; if rejected, will be Sold by Audir.ni Premises.. - Alay be viewed from ten to three, with Tickets. only. which, with Particulars, may he had of tll r. kobin;, I " fr wick-street, Golthu-square, and at Garraway's. DORKING,SURREY. Eligible FAMILY RESIDENI- E • TO BF SOI.DBY AUC clyN,, By Mr. ROBINS, At Gallaway's, on Thursday Next, at Twelve, ./ADesirable FREEHOLD and COPY 1101.0 L EsTAT F. ; comprising a substantial Brick DWELL ING-I-It/USE, eontainingon the Ground Flour, an Entrance flail, excellent Dining-parlour, Study, 'llouieke,:pe.r's and Butler's_ Rooms, Servants' Ball, Kitchen, and Scul ler y ; on the First Floor is a•pleasant Drawin;r. loom, rive airy chambers, two Dressing-rooms, and ;lace Servat,W•roon l i • over ; ,capital Wine and Beer Cellars, and various Offices, a roomy Yard, with excellent Stable for lour Horses. Jut:l - Coach-house, with Servants'-rooms awl Loft over, Dog-kennel, Tool-house, a good Kitchen Garden, and Plea sure-ground tastefully laid out and planted with roil 'frees, . Evergreens and Shrubs ; the whole about two Acr es, in closed with lark -paling,' situate on the Cotatandene , Dorking, in the County of Surrey, late in the possession et General Burrard. May be viewed by applying on the Premises. Partmula at the Red Lion Dorking ; King's plead, Horsham and Ep sorn ; Old Ship , Brighton ; King's Arms, Croydon White Ii trt, Guilditircl% at Carraway's ; and of Air. kohins, Wafr •. wick street, Golden-Ndare. • • 'The Furniture remain i ng on the Premises may be taken 3f valuation, and immediate Possession had. NEAR NIAIDENHEAb, BERKS. Particularly Eligible MANSION, EARM and LAN I )3 r, F RE E HOLD, and tree of Great Tythcs. TO /3E SOLD . BY AUCTION, By ROBINS, A; Carraway's. on Thursday Next, at Twelve, • Truly desirable FREEIIOLI) ea'' cd STUI3IIINGS ; comprising a Capital Mansion'. house, with Offices of every description, L iko n s an d 1).1:i. s ure-grounds., onantented - witit lofty ` frees othi ShAlbsl . a , inclosed Wit Park - palirig; a capital' Kit c.'lryn Gitritettl' , %oV‘ all tOund, and well planted, Coaeli.liouse and•Siabling, , t aitA larni ,.. y:trd, and Out-buildings, and about . filty-live .400 of rich Aleadow and Arable Land, now in hand.. Also a c 3: pita! Earin, consistini; of an eligible learnt-house, { -;;" Gar den, capital Earns, Stables, andslut-buititings. warin Farm yard, and upwards ot Two Hundred anti Thirty A,r,•:: Arable and Meadow Lands; in possession o f m rs. v„ . ,, z binuk. :The whole Estate is Within a. Ring Fence, divided ay the m '" my hedges, and tree of great Tyth:s, situate Oro Miles ficio Maidenhead, in the County ot Beets, anti twenty-nine tioav London, on the Roads to Henley or Reading, - a dry, cheertal, situation, and commands rich and extensive Frospects os'i r the surrounding Country, and would forni a moat renitence for a Nobleman or Gentleman :a May be viewed by applying to. the Gardener on the 1' 1. '7 mi,:es; or to Mr. Wesrbrook, Stubbing's . Farm ; where rjr, liculars .may be had ; at the Sun, Maidenhead ; Red Henley ; Crown, Reading.; - White Hart, Winds& ; \f hit Horse,Uxhridge; Red Lion, Hounslow; at GarraWay's ; 3 "" of Mr. Robins., Warwick-street. . ,I.ARGE - OFFICE-PENS PECLILIARLY WELL CUT. THE evident Advantage of having WritirigTe i well cut and. well shaped to -thc Ftßures, and of 0 0 - • true elastic Mould, as Ripe and Season2d Quills only are liable of answering, and Ilea' ing that nice lix.ichicas which a clean and open Slit will ren<L smooth zuicl tine, to write any kind of Hand with perrect freedom awl santness. This circumstance must not only be very -c00:` . ,• nient, but truly interesting to every . Pa so!' in the habit Writing ; great pains have been takad to select a proper St oL . 6- of prime.qual,ined and seasoned uilis tbr this purpose. order to remove ch.:. evil of. b.ti yens, as justly univ‘'N sally Complained of in this Country. . ' • Made and sold by E. Williami(Suceeisor to Mr. lilarnlrt, Stationer to :he Duke and 'Dine:less of York, No. t t, S v4°' London., N. B. Old Pens mencktt. and mad: a 5 new. EXTERNAL APPhARANCE riECIISSA.IO' IN f;11 4 .. LORD CHESTERFIELD particularly - L1 ,165(.5 CleanlineiS t ' not only as necessary to I r,imithi b ;,t Success of our Fortunes in Lite ; and with so slothtlll - • • complaint as any dis,:ase that has the Ica•it analogy tu „, (13 4 • Scrofula, Indolence will naturally prevent eitlitT of t!;: , e'" - from profiting by this excellent observation. ERUPTIONS IN TILE FACE. The inconsistent doctrine of those who' re..- , :nz: , j l 4 ternal. Application:: tot 1 iit.•rnal Complaints, the tollowing simple question Will the for wilic;l to the inside of a kettle, or boiler, be. NI - rim - ea by nit: outside ? The saitle coniparis•an may t).: the human :rattle : Can ari.internd ‘omplaint b an external-aim:Nation ? These questitms 41e . !,•ft to be "". swcred• by every Rea:tcr, whicn wili ~hew t!,e ness of inculcating this doCtti.tie, while the Dr. BRO DU .N!'s BOT AN I CA L SYRU V is cv,ixeci : n t extraordinary Cures thz:z daily appir in cularly in cases of the .o ..,ve nature : Dr. Itr,,Luzu, as 3 /1 ": tar Physician llaS inl in ' year, and lior Nostrum Vender. , i „ b i . , sll ,, g th i s a dwro: 7 : o 'tient, is to secure c•I anise irom 014 ` l3 ' v e that attends external ipplication, which, to hi, knowl:'?•,; h a s proved ra t al to nuny WM) 114VC placed iti it an iiiiproP confidence. 0 .11 A Naval Captain in the India Service, diirin, a long Pcrj was afititted with a Lots Venerea, which he contracted _• t , a Nlicishiprnan; the complaint in consequence tell i;it Tlih limbs, and the ulcer; it occasioned exposet the 'view • by tecoirunenditiOn ola Captain (Jeorge, of 11; 114 ,i ; , appliZ•d to Dr: Brodum, and in three months was reirOl:it• but being apprehensive of a return; as he was immritioa.7icii. obliged to sail for India, he took with hint a dozen b ;wit of his Botanical Syrup, from Which be has experienced salutary elleCts. Cordia l ?' • The Botanical Syrup, and Restorative Nervou s t to be had at the Doctor's House, No. 9, Albion-strc:c!.,,_ bottles of • 24.—Irs. 6d. and ss. and by all riri'„ l „: .Booksellers, and Venders of Medicine, in the United r..u'v dint, with Koper directions. such rat icnt t The e e . 44 ;% u a l ?IC: n fi e ve may mit 4 1, e l l l oVes c . verY day. A clult. Wtel° curl: It will be necessary the Doaor should see their as are alfikied with Deafness or Loss of .Sight. or 5 ." paid; c.irriAttar - C.ises by letter or pawl to the,Doctor (post with his usual fee.