The Sun. — London, England, 1801-09-26 00:00:00

P .r.l EDINBURGH, Srrr. zr. OLD BAILEF:' THUIVDAV, BEl'l. Z4 l ._ ::;„ I~fIS_DF:IE.'IS~OR 5. Tf-t_t whole Nolunteer 'Force ) of the . County Inverness and its Islands, comprehending the Dis trids, of Strathspey and. Badenoth, consisting of se veral, 'thousands, hay e . declared . to Government their readine4, at a moment's %, , arning, to inarc,h, against . rile enemy in case of itivasiou, and have Ileh.l,,theln_, selves in preparation ever since . Lord Ho.B Ax T's litter was communicated to "them by the . 4ord tenant. They, are now taking a4antage . , 'di' the . , I)enevolent attention of His Rpyal - ,Highness' the! ci4i'lrr,ander in Chief, to ingather .a: very fine and, picntiful crop, hut violin such a distance as admits. their b,:ing re;:kiy at a call' - The A uchterder rim Company 'of Volunteers, coin- • mapded: 14 . Captain H. L,LE PHAN E, have, unanl - agreed' to extend their Services to any pzirt: of Great 13citaip, when Government shall,be pleased' to call for" then. The premiums offered by . Mr. G 11313, .of Ayr, for the greatest ,quitnt.ity of Oatmeal ,brought tc; and retailed itethat Markeri which were mentioned in alormerpailet,•appear to hive had: a good effect.: On-Friday last good OattneAl fell in that market to • is. 6d.Ter peek.. , • . , 'lti,!s_prin last, .Mr. Smith, tenant in S'triitlifielti.,' near Perri, pia n t`ed in his grounds of: belOnging to Alexander Moncrief, ,Esq. tioz. - kidney potatoes, which have produced ninety-nine pounds.. of an ex - e - ellent quality, and many of them from nine'to ten inches long. , 4.3,1b5. of the_,cariy ‘ Champagne procliked eight hued cd: in :forty . pounds,. some 'of which Teio-hed ! i ;i0 IS ounces. Likewise, .351bs. of 'the 3 ql'irty ; kMeyliindploduCed five hundred 'and ninety. SYC} Zl O ,u94O)f a ,Very . superior qiialsty, and a great 91, Jrlemp measuring from eight to, ni4e inches liting.„7:olit of four potatoes. Mr, Smith got four ieeks••--amazing instances of the fertility of the season. ' In a field posseSsed:by Mr. John Johnston, ship_ -in . :Aster itt Rothesay, there is jusi'-now a 'promising second crop of . ,potatoes 'nearly "ripe "ripe —a ver' 'Ann- Zarii crop . of potatoes was raised :frorti the - saine round by Mr: Johnsion_abont three:months ago: At _Comrie; .Where the Earthluake on the 7th vviiS'inore distinftly feit than in- any other dace to' which it"exanded, 'they have since bia other ,'two'sni . all shocks ; .1 he •orie at two . o'Clcck :of the morning of the Bth; and the - other at eleven of the forenoon of the 9zll current. - These : . sliOeks were not-go alarming to the inhabitants as that of tile 7th. . • ~~, -.. . jlhn Smith was indiaed Tot. uttering as true a certain piece of base`coin in the.,,shape of a shilling, and purporting to be a shilling ; and also for having several pieces of • same kind, as well-as other base coin, in his possession, . i-loby stated, that last summer he purchased a pottle of Strawberries from the Defendant s who appeared to-be a dealer in that_kind of fruit_; the he, had agreed to pay was 6d. which he .gave. him in silver. As soon as the ,Defendant ;received' it he turned round, put it into his mouth,,a4 gave. a sixpence back to the prosecutor, observing it was a bad one, and demanded annther instead, of it. The Prosecutor not, having another sixpence,_ gave him a shilling, with. which the Defenti,nt played theysame trick, and gave back a Ahilling, saying it was bad. The Prosecutor .then having son - A.: suspicion, took out another shilling, which be marked, and .gave it to the Defendant ; instead of this a bad one was returned, in the,same manner, as bad been done with tht other shilling and the sixpence. He then had. the Defendant t..ken into custody, and whilst the Constables were taking.kint to the , Mansion-House; he dropped several _pieces of bad money.--Gailty. - . William Brice, James H:ggs, Henry Higgs, and Edward Higgs, were indided for receiving..a,quan._ tity of leather, knowing it. -.to, be stolen., • Mr. KNOW•LYS ) on the part of the prosecution, stated, that Mr. .Thomas Crawley, an eminent Currier", living near liishopsgate-street, had, -in the month of January.. last., been robbed of about 3oolb. weight of leather. ...The robbery was committed on hil premises on the night of Satur day the loth. COnsiderable rewards had been offered after this . fot the detedion of the, thieves, but no account could be heard of them, nnr,of the leather, until the zrst of January, when, upon some information that had been received, two Officers went and searched .the premises of the Higgs's, in whose stable the leather was found, in 3 state ,of concealment ; and when they asked if they had such a commodity in their possession, they denied any knowledge of. it. These three Defendants being in the Farriery- business, had no occasion to deal in this article.,.. The share which the Defendant Brice had in the transadion was, that of lil to a Mr. Mason, a 'Shoemaker, and asking him to purchase leather, and after wards offering to sell it to a Mr. Rowe, a Leather "dealer,-'both of whom declined .having any thing to do with it, unless a proper account should be given of,it. It would be for the Defendants, who were no. dealers in leather, to show how they came by this property that was found upon them: And if Mice should appear to have assisted ;he other Defendants in disposing alit, knowing it to be stolen property, lie was equally guilty with them. The Defend,ftits were indided.for a Misde- theanor, because the persons who stole the property could not be found; otherwise they would have been indiCied for Felony. Evidence was - then called to prove that the pro pe,rty stated by the Counsel had been stolen from Mr: Crawley ; it was also proved- to have been concealed in the premises of the Higgs's. A person of the name of Bedson, a bricklayer, stated, that' Brice, whom he knew, had called upon him in January last, and desired to be introduced to some person to whom he could sell some leather. Be was accordingly introduced to- Mr. Mason, a Shoemaker; an&,aftermites to Mr. Rowe,. a Leather seller, both, ,of whom'declined having apy. .lhir,g-to . do with ir, (These two per.;ons.also L gay9 evidei - iFe to the fia..) Wlien 13rie could Hat t get t)' the 1• 1 1 tb • • to. ...py y eat ler,. i .Ast witnesses, tnat he would teil,those j3et c for whorl - 1 iha . t - he could . not get . a'ziy: yy to btiy ; froM,,yhiclixpr;:sslOp,Jt appeaied hekixas OFTIy to others. A fetter from jameslncrer4 r0,.4. 1 1 5 :e.tas ,reaq•Ati 4yidtrice; the ptirpC;lt the letter was to tWat cerid • - ..• hiatheyo -he (Brice, Ny0.4.113. Ay(l4 pur'cliaser rd x .lt,; .:4 tV.J'ac .•ti /!t .4. , ..L . E r y_ati(l N A adoFssel the jury I.A11:11r of the and:Mr. tom-: Nc6 N. SY t a r iad del v creri an abl Oheti-ge,.,the ' , Dry fpund 74 - 7,:i.es Higgs and : .14-;zj;R;ggs Gzii/U ;. anzi acciaitted Bric. and Ed , z4.7ard Hz • James Higgs : was, then sentencatct.pay a fine of it: ? o1,. and he itnlrisonc;tl Aix monthl-irt New g ate and Henry Higgs was. sentenced to a litcedimpthon ment, and to pay a fine of 501. • ;1. SPORTING-INTELLIGENCE-) .DONCAST EA-RACES • v."2:::ESb.,,Y; SEPT. 23. ; The Last Year of 'the renewed Doncaster Stake§ of Jogs., " each, with zogs. added by the Corpoiation or - Doncaster ;• 3yr olds 6st., 4.yr olds 7st. lib. syr olds- Bst.. 31b. 6yr old and „aged Sat. toib. Four miles. • - . . . . Mr. Wentworth's b. C. Chance; 4 yrs old Mr. Garforth's ch. c. Hyacinthus, 4 yr§ old • - 2 SirA. T. -Vane's,CoL.k-ii,;hte,r,.s yr.s,4ld • •?, - 3 Dttke of - Hamilton's h.. c. by Serpent; 3 yrs old , 4 - NH. Wilson's b. 1. Ski , ift, by Buzzard, 3 yrs old .• • pd Lord litzwilliam.'s.-Miraele, - 3 yrs old - . pd 6 to 4 on Cocktighter ; 3 to. x agst Chaixcei s lo s agst Hyacinthus. Wen easy. Same daY,•a Sweepstakes of iogs'..eaell, fol . colts lnd - filfies,• then two years old. fillies 7sl. 1216. 'East Mlle:, Loid Fitzvolliam's b. c.hy Beningbrough ' ' ' Lord Strathmore's. b. -c. by,,ripator • y, .. • : .2. Duke of Hamilton's b. c. by. Walnut,.dam by j4veliu - 3 - ' Lord Darlington's b. c., by - Stay ' - 4 Duke of Hamilton's b. d. by Walnut ' - - • 5 5 , %0 4 Star colt.agSt the field.; 4to -1 agst Pipator colt 1, , to r agst the, winner., Easy. . Same day, the Gold Cup,. value !cogs. free for ny.,l,torse, • • eirc. ; 3 yr olds to carry 6'.A. 4 yr bids '7st, 71b.''5• yr olds ! 'Bst. 311). 6 yr,glds -V5..... • talb. and aged gst: -.tour flutes. , Mr. Wentworth'sl). C. Chance,' 4 yrs old::!i:r. .17 4. • folinSory's . b. h.. Sir Solomon, 5 yrs old, • Lard Darlington's. b„, Champion, 4 yrs old - 3 \lr.diockley".s b. C. AttaitiFritta, 3 yrs old' '- "' - 4 Sir-it. T. Nitrie's :Cmktighter,.s yrs•old: •- dr • -Mr...Brandiing's b.; c. Alo tly-Pegasus, -3 yrk,old . dr Lard fiiwillirri's•Nirddle, 3yr old . dr t. - Cockbo:rt - ; 5..yr1401d ~ dr Lit W....Cfgriard'sda. c.,l3elleisle, by St tßetee,4 yrs,old, dr s b.. f, Swift,ibl Buz zatd, 3 . yrs .041 - "Mr. Gaiforites ch. c, H. - tytt.ntlitiS, 4 yrs old -'1 dr Even betting, and 5 to 4 on Sir Solomon; s'w-to:a - apt. ,Plyisnpipp ; 3 tot agst c;-apse.. Sir andslthst it all the wiA/ till lie came With' the haft..ditt6ice. 'Won-vi4 easy. • . ' : • • -STATE LOTTERIES, igot, -The iri.sh begins i6tth:l\TOvember teitt, snd t English' the - 3. d Match'i Boz. Note---The Tkkets in . both Lotteries be * higher, before the . titile if drawing. • Hal-yes, Quarters; ,EightES - , and Sixteenths' ShareA r (duly stamped,- pursuant A6t of--Pattianient); are.' sold—'.and registered- by Mr. Nrc noLsotvi'. at his - State Lotterf.Office, No. i 6; Corahill, London, opposite the Bank. of England, `where business xelative to Lotteries, - or the Pub." lie.Funds,!is.faithfullY - 4cansaded. • " The following is a Nurnericql List of the Capital Prizes. lately Sold and*Shared at this Office, .v!z. No. '5499 - - - tomqp. ...Not. 2348,1 - •2.0,0.)0 7785 - 2co,cco. 25565 - Q 0 5065 - • "i0,c , 0 28322 - - - 20,0n0 }4771 300 s. • S,d,jo 17025 fOOOO x;,coo ) 7049 - - io,ocso 4397 - - 19604 - zo . ;Z•,oop .. 44614 -- '2 19896. • S',oda • 46676 . lel,oorr 2 3339 - • - 1-V 3 P O besides many ofioool. roool. and' icol. Money for the. Prize, as soon as drawn..—Schemes gratis. Orders from die Country (post-1).11d) duly attended to. CONCRETE LEMON JUICE.• , COXWELL, of _Tempte-Bar, haying, been given to understand . that some _other. Acid, has been sold, for. Concrete LernOnquice, feels it ne cessary to observe, that he is permitted to refer., to; the -highest Authc,rities in this Kingdom, for the purity of that prepared by himself; . f pd he trusts that the precaution of signing every Paelpge with his name, and in his own hand -writing, will aftord sufficient security against imposition to those who shall be desirous to make use of this cbrive tuent and elegant preparation. • The Royal Circus, St. George's fields, amidst the numerous highly popular and excellent Pieces, which it has brought before the Public, has cer. tainly never produced one which has afforded more satisfaaion than King Caesar, or the Negro Slaves, now perfarming there.—This Piece abounds with' the most, impressive scenes, and is accompanied. by Music of first-rate excellence, by that• admirable composer Mr..W. Ware, together with the most appropriate and - admirable scenery it is but justice' to add the Dancing also, which is inimitable, by. Miss Adams and iyliss Denny. . SHIP NEWS. POOLE, SEPT% 24. 4 irrivcd—the Lion, Ash, and jape, Spencer ; from New foundland; Charlotte, Roberts, .from Weymouth; London Packet, Julian, from Plymouth; Elizabeth, Sennock ; Ac tive, Dart, Williams, , and Snake, Carter, from Portsmouth ; and Endeavour, Mitchell, from Portland. Sailed—the tridustrV, Clement, and Earl Spencer; Craft, for Newfoundland ; and St. Clair, Thomas Pheasant, Thompson, and Minerva, Lander, for ,London. . GRAVESEND, SEPT. 24. Tassectby-41ie Triton, prince, from St. Bartholomew's.;' Charlotte, .Swiney, from Demerara ; Ralph Nicholson ‘ and joint and Miry, Sherry ' from Berbice ; Mercury; Gibbs ; ,Enterprize - , • Snit.iiev, and Asphalon, SMith, from niqUe Johannes, Wolf, from St.. Croix; Ceres, ~IVl`lni osh, from St. Lucia ; Compel - down, Robertson, from St. Vincent's ; Benjamin and Elizabeth, and Lucas, LaW ly; from ; .Friends,. Reed, from Dominica Go. yin - nor Milne, 111 o 'fa tt , from Grenada ; Young W V. 7 , bb, front Antigua; Maria,. _ , from Jamaica; Ann and Isabella, Mary, Carr ; Quebec PaCket, ; Crosbie, fletcher, and Ariadne, Ford, from Quebea. • 4.9NDON : Printed by BUCHA.NAN•WM I ',IAN, (of Bow-street, Covent-Gradefi) At. the Suh_OFrica, No. 11 . ; %3 Strand ; wilexe r dahertigmenti, Qs-414, CORN EXCille, NWT, FstrTrAv, Stet. 2.. : There have been fevLagrLJAL,Ain- ce 'Monday, either Englist or Fqr,Fign. Ikheats are Very heavy in sale, and deeli n ink 'inlSl•ite-;llitvery finest samples are about ss, lomfer than o' , , .749,1 - 41K,J,4,4t,..,13,yg,i5,i i dw•eu0,1.01 ip, safe ~1 ;: 411".Barle iT . iteld`nviirety hi gh;',l94.ir is ,c74,p6aPtr,veerr fp,•Afeciin . ' I Btil e, matl..otties's)tiviylic, hand; ,phd .s &ell'. tiltittlerliy stihig r' • BtiFB§iis!..Eoiikie - , - P . .Ct: ar4,sii N.ekYlcObief4Kl,4 4 o` , 4 SAW .3eapsare . niucn the same, Oats qfe fAt,iler;iogtict.,,_ .: ! ~ .1 .31,:::;.... / •'' , ‘.. .- +:-/ LW, e 'id,J..: , 14 ... . , Ault,..::: •, . : 11;:,..," tI,"iieIJ.ItRgNT;JPFRkeE I PE:tttAIV,4i 1. 7: . i -Winchester AleasureA4ightpustel3 l ; - ~ -_, : Whe•it -. ics a 70,s od. Boilers - , 6os . a ,74s 0 31Fi n e.c5 0 :4.1. i' . .: . ••-los• -a 7•3:;•,;(f.i glitur..-dei.;•.'''".: •I'••;, - 6s.a . •#os,„o _ .Sulieffre ...-ri. t .. -74 a 9esf;gd; five 6 atlblk ~ ,- 1 - .• a --s• 0 , R,yr • - ~ Aoy. a s6p: od Fir.(;.,P,c4rls --s a --s, oil roreit7 . do:' ' .L ---s a --s oil' SniPrileans . 42S a sOs of • ~S agbit(Bit,ley, :36g a,Sos - 63, , Fine dd. .. I +.. -- —s - '•ir ----dia ' kale 42- .. - .54s a .6os p;.l-1 Ticl; : do : . •-;.: 31s a Ors. odi Snpernr.edO.- , --s a --s oci rir,c hard do. . - : s a • 77 - , s od nilC :.'''- sol ' a 6os od Oats -c , 2.:ts a zt'ocl Fine do. -64 s a .i.,,s od I, Fine do. • ' ~... . 30s a :;plod .Pale.do. ,-- --s a ----s •ccid Polar.ds do. • , 3.65;a .lass od lic.)- Pease -44 s a ; ; 35 . c,d1 . 7. - iir , , - ... do. ... ; —c a—s od .. . PRIQE OF FLOUR, Fair Ay, Sir-p.:29: ,•':. Fink;illout , . 7ss a Sos-,nd Fitt l'oll - ant - . alt a 2.8 s 'orl Seconds , - —s a --7 s ca 1:0.11-161-1_40,. , : .,1 4 s a 16s od Thirds ~" •.:- —s a --:s 04 i lThr - se`do. - —5 a—s od Coarse • —s 4 -:- . -s Oct i 13taii: -- ' 41' - ' .---S 'a •Qs'6tl Captain Ilyi•on : , - of th . eß 7 O 4l y kP§ i daugh4 ter di Mt. Sykes, o f 'Arundellstreer. Oh Tuesday the i2d hist: _the:Reit.' Mr/Kidift ofTriiiitv; Colle ;e, Carrihricl4-, .and:Sepad. Master in AlerFliiint , Thyl: lori' School, to Miss Smith, daughter of Mrs. i • oir of Mrs.. l Moir, lioxton-square. ah the 4th of Sept. Mr, :Warden; Writer in,Cuper. Angus to Mris Renny, daughter of 4.enny, merchant hi Arbroath. DIEM On Monday the 21st inst. at her father's house ; in Bridge street, Mrs. I. Lett - soul, widow .0' klie.late Dr. John Miers rettsoin; anif only daughterof WilliaticNatrson, Er.q.• On Tuesday Lot, at Ails. bonse, Groenwieli, after a short illness, William Taylor, Esq.' in thessth year. of hislize.;;';; On Wedneiday morning last, at. Bis,apartments, .Eig-tree court, Temple, William Turnbull, Esq. aged 63. ': Lately, at Cheltenham, the'Riglit Hon. the'rail of I fo w th, age.l 7z. _Join Freeman"; Etc). of :nines,' tierefOrdshire, in the 70. h: year of IHS'ai;e:=4;t 4. -- z At Tewkesbury, after a long - illness, the Rev:_ .oseph Robinson. I'vt. IN 4 :11;F:IC E'4k;),F, Nii,L.ll.- Sri: it I. This Day is-publi s h e d, Tit FC,I:7 I .rcluracs, rzun.), price its. sewed,. Pi t Ar& STORY. _ r- tiilte,d for `Lar:el LeaThiliall-sfrcet, and sUed"by'every Bookseller Ittinised Kiiikdoni. • - 0 ;1 lust published, I ; Whi'cli . is the rvi.2.11, b - y . Mrs. Meeke, 4 vo_s. ..sewed. '•!. • - . • 4 , 4kweclis,ll.Mysteries, or The -I.ero of, the Mines, 3 voi; , price 13i,. . VOIS. price Ss. sewed. swa g 6-014 husband, 4 r vols. price its. sewed. Nysr...,.ci,ous Wife, by the sartie..muthor, 4 vols. price 145 , by Mrs.:Kelly, 3 Vols. price \f3s. 6d. ;:TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD WO!TI-IE BEST • BIDDERS, IN NINE- LUIS, ...,- • 'On MONDAY, tint ioth of 'OCTOBER next, At Four &Clock in the AfZernoon, • • At the Inn. at,Shattsbury, in the Cakinty. DO set, h.-fore ABELAIOyS EV,. E sq . D eputy to His Ma , tecircmbrant-er of the .Cdurt of'Exchequer, 1)121 - ; - - :ant 0 r‘ler of the said‘Courr, 'made in a-Mat..el-, . titled, KING. against .I'4 a 114 and Otilt:l'S; • J ~. • . . ERT AIN FREEHOLD ESTATES, the Pio , ~ petty pt , PAUL BENFJELD, Esq. Seized into His Majesty's hand:ri'bv Virtue ofa Writ'of Ex tent, consisting-of Divers FARIVIS, _LA NDS, and TENE• MENTS, MESSUAGES and GARDENS,, witls the AP PURTE NA N C ES, e Sityate iii BihipOrti-street, and the se veral Parishes o?' tam, otherwise Sli..rton, St. Rumboki's,• St. fames's,and St. Peters, aII - con, to the T o wn 0' .Slialtsburv, comprising in the.'whblb but Three Hui:cirri .Acres - ofLaild, exclusive of o;ne. Hundred, and ,BeaSt Leaze s in the "C(1.11iIIIPI1 Fields of Cain, otherwise Sh,arton, St it-trrihold's, -and St. James's atbresaid, in the several Tenures .or Pi:ettpginnsvf Mr. Win. Lawcs, James Gatehoule, EraPc'il Barthot i Pre'rniah' Andrews,. Wifliain Ball, Joseph Stephen . Tr/Mbridke , Norris„Thornas Ueo. :44drert/pram,•the.RdV. Richard:- lilacktrioref • - Win. Green, and Nathaniel Wiinpolt„ their encler-TepantS oi t Assi;:;ns, at the s- ral Yeaqy Rents, canihMt:flr; togs." ' tlicr E to - •: - • • - • • 'FIVE HUNDRED AN-D ONE POUNDS, Or fhereabOuts.. • Printed P2rtiettlit's . may be - had Gratis, of loseph White. Esq. No. 6, Lin&oin's Inn New:Square ; Messrs. Dawes, Angel - Court, Thiogmorton - street ; -,Mes.srs. Lloyd. •;r 'Dance, Square;' and of Christie, 'nil-MATE; Loridlin aftlic Place•of Sale ; and at the priO 4 cipal--)Ans at -Weymouth, Dorchester, and Salisbury. . • . _ BETWEEN NO . TTINGLIAM AND NEWARK. TO RE. SOLD. EY .AUCTION; • ' 'By Mr. RAINE,, On Friday the' 16th 0 c'lloher; - at the Rainbow Coffee-house, it Corniiili,, Vandor t , at TwelN(e'o' Clock, in One I.oi, • . P . EVTOLD and TITH- E FREE . ESTATE • cO ' risisting of' It considerd4e quantityol rich GRAZ INC _LAND, advanta&eduslv, well as be:y:66llly si tuated on, the Batik.s of the itiavigabie .Rf VFR TICENI 7 . - with a dueTroportion of - Arabia Ground, tbrmi t rig tOg.ither•s very VA ABLE FA RNI, VOW Under Lease 'to Arr. Tho'rii ton Pock lington, an excellent.-Tenant; (btit terms are with 'him settled for quitting the Estate-at .Lady.day - next,. if re' quirecif). The wirole property lies . - in and round the of Bleashy, twelve miles from Notting - barn, eight front Nevv,f ark, ancl.thre.;› from Southwcil, and contains in the witole TWO. LIUN,DRED AND THIR.TY-SIX OF RICII L_ ND.- To viewed by. application` to Mr. Pocklingion; of 'i'vfiasl printed Particulars may be had; also of the Printers of the Nottingham Northampton _Papers ; Saracen's Heal, Bloomsburly, 'Cranes, ; Mes• L r• , ... at the ; and o f Lplidon, where a Plan may be sot:a. • ` (N M .-;e'r r eenv. 7l: : - k a a i r; n lG , Te L lr a i n iac d n' t S ? u iCa r ; : r' e at : Y-l o a' r sji , 'l;ti e u h ; a . rlotte- street, • .cOLLI.E.RIES NEAR NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE.. . TO .BE, SOLD" BY 'AUCTION, . - By Mr. RAINE, At the Rainbow Cottee-house, cornbill, London, P I Friday the 3oth of Odober, at Twelve o'Clock, i,r Niil Lets, a rf.ERTAIN FREEHOLD, Half arx e t her `Shares, cif and in several Valuable COLLJ RTES , lying. under upWards of ,000,Acres of Landi in the•CO C.J N TY of DV RHA M, well. known to. contain Seams of fin' e Coal; a large part wholly imWrought, and. eery acivailtagc' ouslyCsitilated on the BANKS of the RIVER TYNE; wit in three, five, and nine miles of NEWCASTLE : the Co ll * lieries now in work-are TI-1.0 RN LEY, EAST liod WES WIN LATON, and CRAWCROCK ; the former of Whicil was opened in the present year, and promises the•besr ,a.S" vantage to the Va s a:takers: , Mr - . Samuel liarras, of Kei is Field, hetween'Cliester- 10 ' Street axed - Newcastle, Colliery Viewer, Nv 1 I give anyfisr,: titer-information ass() this Property ; and of Wh om prin i t Particulars may be had; also at the. Queen's Head. Inn Tavern, ib Newcastle; at the Wheat Durli,lB; t" 4 Printer of the Y-ork. Courant ; of Messrs. White and t o k'n= s "g Solicitors; Lincoln's Inn ; Rai n b ow ; n1 Mr. Raine Land -Surveyor, Charlotte-street, Bloornsburrj Landon, Acre Plans of the Surface, under which ,the Collieries lyp, may be seen.' VALUABLE' .B , CJI H L.Ddr N ( E ; y ir p A i lt c R E I s A , L a S n , a . S E W: 1,1 1 ' 1 1 3 " ; S T ..A.T 1.4 , t R V C ' TURE- 7 .-;FONtCHILL. - • • TO BE SO! 0 BYAUCTION,• H. : - .. By Mr. H. PHILLIPS, , ne st, 'On 'the Premises, on Wednesday the 7th o f Oaober - . anti following Dvs; at Eleveii 0'C10i...r., • f - 97 HE Valuable BUILDING MATERIALS,, O 7• s X. the two Wirin and 011 ices of FOrlhill.Mansion , "'" the properly of William Bcckfdrd,. Lsq. ; coi np a ri i s s i c n o g ii r . Ccopperand Lead Coverings, Sashes, /Doors, IV i Flooringsi- Pavement; Some Staircases, • Iron Balustrade,s. forty solid ,Stone Columns and Pilastres, and the Stone vv . hicti c fo h r o m ice t a h 4l e b • C' e 3 O t l i o t t i l c a u le ‘ s v ; ,,,o 's d t r I LL : 1‘ 2,. 1 1 . ii i i l i i c o e g, i . cu t l y- Statuary; floor;, formed e i iiniii e 0af ),... • pieces, ,entiched by Statyi;y Figures, four z.r.d fi..'e feet Ingo, supports n; t!ie Mantles . of ite•sculpture,tu re, and classi cally klesigriecli tOgether . with two Suites of Rooms ' coal . prising two large Pier and . Chit Ailey C.;14.;5 , ...5, a fete! Piatires , Register and,l3at4 Stove.i;, Ciairs, able s, Bedding:, and ii,:,is- Celraneotts articles of utility. . . --- • . !Clay be publiclyviewed, . from • the, tett)) to ; theljtii Sep . ' tenit):7; to tne DAy of Stile;. by, Catalogues,' to b: Messrs. Foxll4l and Fryer's, Old.Cayentiish-street ; Mr. Phillips, sevy hand-Stic:l, London, ,at each on.the Premises; tir.the White-Hart, Salisbury; star, ~.; clover.; Stacie's, Weymotith:; of. tile Prilirers if the : bury, Shertsorne,_ Dorchester, -E.xec...r,. -11 " Portsmotith Papers. r ' • C FURNITURE, PICTURES, MARBLE BUST" - ' BRONZES, C111N4,-.TAPESTRY, PLA, ';NT - TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • ...- • , By - Mr. H. PITILJ RS -r, ~i e d-1 - On the Premises, Nlelbury House,,, near, Yeovill, on I ,_ L 'i s - -- th'e isth of Oclober; -and' following Days, at .P' - ' -' o'Clock each Day ; • . • . ! , I . CIE -- lOU,Ski.I - 101..D5. FURNITURE, Pier q' l3 ,_ Chimney 'Glasses, Bie,itires,.. -Prints - and' Drawil t ; anti:ll . le Marble Busies,. Bronzes, •China, 'Books, - rill'°:,l Hangings, a Billiard Table, Marble Slabs, Cabinets., Sef -,,,f,. cai.Otal Mahokany Dining Tables, tlitee'Cl6cks fine Carve` .3 in Wood by Gibbons,a. Harpsichord by Broadwood., ‘''''"d„. deliers, Plate; Chimney-pieces, Gre eil-hous; Plants, E... 1 .0 tics, and -Miscellaneous etrtCts, the Property ol the Iti-P o . lion. the EARL of ILCH ESTER, at Melbilry 'Joust,' f' g Yeovil!, Somerset. and Th l LF g i i i n r Furniture r s e e v c e o n in t . e perrises a ing-room Suite in blue DaMaslZ,. Sophas, Chairs, '--"1 0: 11.. Feather ii- li p et v i t an a c i i iki ne o a t t h Library, .Dining and other Tables, Vir:lnduw Curtains, variety of useful. domestic articles. ' , the Salc. May be viewed Saturday and Monday preceding of j o and Catalogues had, at is. each, on the Pretpists; I•sburYr Printers of the - Stherborne, Dorchester, Exeter, ,-a-1 w bita Bath, and Bristol Newsapers,; Lamb, I n i ; _ l, ithil' Hart; Andover ;- Antelope, Blaraiford ; iubi at Mr. " lips's AuCtion Office, New Bond-sicreet. ___—......•• tienrf ,13edfitfaew;104.4,ts: riacti , 0 Bank Stock.shnt YES Ti .s, Navy per :Cent. gin -5 pr - Ce:Yr. -- 1 1 ' 1 /§7, Shur • Irish 5 per Cent. shut - 4 per Cent, Con. shut, .3 leioeklitllftgif. Shlit 3 pt,C4'tiAt;'...o ft:: • Bulk 'Cotg'Ann. sbstt Ditto:Sikh Anil;llll.4t ' Ditt6 Scrip , E . STO C:KS) •' 7 . > • '' . it!) AY. ' -.lndia Stock 1 , 11 1 .. Ex,./.:l)equcr Bs :1s s p cbS. • - I\lrew dirt!) ' • hoffiry4 Tidkers ' ' irioi ditto. Wrimitirtl•ti '' .1i per. 3 pet Cerit. fo •L S. DittO Alin. ,11 11-If. :ink for - Op. i6!' • . . . liidia- for • ' ". - s' Sasols for 061.0hers9aie. . , COURSE 01 7 EA" fr4NGE, ' 25. Ilatribittgh'' - 31": 6 -- V; 4s: j Venice . 3 r Lisbon 2 ' L 66q • -54 i .• o. c pprto - ,66i Naplgs ,•• 41. ".. Dublin - 14 - G alba 49 ESSEX. on tße HEATS. ' Capital ERF,EHOLD-::F.J NIANSION, MANCYA,S, W , .)ODS anti LANDS, PEKE.ETUAL AQXOI , ySOI4, &c. situate at Oates; bet - Niieen Harlowe and Ongr„in ,th.t . . Coanty of Essex. TO BE SOLI). _BY AUCTION, 'By Mr. ROBINS,: , t'oCioarara.owbacyr:.s.aCt Twelve o'clock, in Nine. l'fLisrs,duaynitelsies.fasiti acceptable offer is made the whole by Private Contra6l, ruly Valuable and Desirabre FREEHOLD t ESTATE, conprising near Thirteen Hundred Acres of Meadow,' Fasturd, Anble arid Wood Lands, lying compact, .surrounded by good fences, planted with thriying Hedges..--A "Manslcin House and Offices, pleasantly,situated in a-racidook, with Plantations, Canal, &c. capital Farm H ouse s, with all necessary Out buildings; in good repair, and lett to respectable Tenants, except the Mansion, Manor, Woods, and about Eighty Acres of Meadow and Arable Land, which are in hand. —Also, the Perpetual AdvowSon. to the Living'of Little Dever, the present Possessor being upwards of fifty-fliPeyear of . age. •-• • • • • • These ,Estates.are 'particularly _eligible- to a Gentleman wOing to lay out his money in Landed Property; or its want o f all ciicterice4nd: Domain,' In ?._beautlful ariri sporting 'part ,of the, Country, distant fmrn Harlowe. three miles;,' Ongar five, • 'ERRIFkg seven, r,d twenty-six from London. The. Estate mai , be Viewed by applying' to Mr. Brown, of : High Laver Farm, where Particulars Anay';be halt ; at the !Cro;yn,Ong,ar.; Green Man, Harlowe; Black Boy, Clielms lo:etti, IlifeeCups, "CON:hes - ter 'Spread Vag I :agates tone ; 'Coclz7abd .l 3ell, ,Rumford ; Cock, Epping; at Garraway'S ; a:](.l (5t Mr. Robins, Warwick-street; Golden-sgparc - i,London, a Plan of the Eitate may be seen. . Irl W EN Professional .Men Of ,Educ at io n a n d ie Responsibility deviate from the gerieral . System' by the seleAion of a peculiar branch, the santtion of Icing con firmed: success is the. best :criterion of superiorrty;Light yes have devoted, my pra,aice to -the 'exclusive treatment of Three, Disorders ' and the successful result o t nfy Prat gives me additional 'ardor to oppose, as .far a I 'am able, the ravages ~of, those . Complaints wbich are the mo l t important in the Chtalogue of Human Infirmities. After initiation into every Branch as an Army Surgeon, I formed a wish at 01 early period or Ptadice •to rescue'in dividuals , from the . ignorance of uneducated men,' or the et . pially dangerous precipitancy got general ..I ) raaitioners. The yhreellisorders, to the Cure of which I have de voted. my attention, comprise every species of VEN E. REAL INEECTION, whether of a recent .or long du ration:idly,. Wll kinds of deb;lity, whether arising from .the habits of Seliooi.-boys7. or the indulgenCes of rinture age: And, lastly, that derangement ot the system in ,wo men which is_called BARRENNESS, or SyE ILI 'EY. • _ _ . Numerous Diseases arcs the resultor ignorance . , or haste in the,treatrnent of- a simple Gotwrrhcea; and it not frequently happen's -that, the sced:, of Life arJ'poisoried the indiseretion of an unguarded hour.—lay a superior me thod such. Complaints are easily cured ; and, - eveti'where others have failed, I trust that I ynay presumedoofi - et a radical re-.,establishment. Few, nowevr, are the cases 'of com?licated distress,. in this disorder , compared with the calamitous - situations of Men,. who, from an indulgence. in a solitary vice, or the prevalent gaieties of a fashionable life, acquirek that state of Debility, which is the unavoidable Consequence of sueli pernicious habits. • , • Where the unnappy sufferer • broods _over his .misery, ,but carefully conc eats his misfortune; it may be sorneconSo lation.for him to knoW, that although it he an objet of •tioubt or uncertainty with other .Pradit.i , ners„ the -removal of . these Deficiencies by the grachial progress of Renova . - - tion, is the acquirement of r•ny Experience. - If he rites of i3acchus qr -Venus have began to reduce Manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by' 'an early Cointerae tion of this - languid State ; and in these .cases, no great difficulty will occur.' • ' • ' But w - nere this Deficiency has for vear •existM; a proper perseverance is indispensably .iecillt;ite to revive thc slum : Igring Sparks of Life, and to re-ammiae ; the COnstituticn. MARRIED WOMEN, v:ho have long been disappointed in their expettations of a, family, 'may be assured, that in most instances, such deeds are curable by Medical skill. The secresy which is so essential - to my undertaking, and the . qualifications which 1 have presumed to state, form 'the basis of my . pretensions, and in coincidence with .such this intimation is, given, that. Mr. B. may be,cunsulted persolially, or by Letters (inclosing a small Note), at his house, No. 29, Arundel stivet, Stand, near Temple Bar: There is an additional Entrance in Water-street, adjoining, and the Name is on both the doors. M. Member of the Royal College of Surgeons. and Published by WILLIAM.4IIMIGR SCRIPPS (ofHorseLferry-rbad, IVestminster) ; ;or the Paper, Letteri for the Editor, - &v.; (port-taid), must be addressed.