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OL I) BAILEY. MTH DAY..."-.TUESDAY, JULY . 7. Tehn Pass"{ n Hebrew) a-Smithfield drover, was , inaicted fn. a capital off - ence, in 'feloniously stealing two ewe lambs, the properry of Robert Curtis. I iris c Ise occupied the attention of the Court a considerable time. The:evidence, which consisted of a very circumstantial, and, in . sortie parts per plexed and trifling detail, rending ultimately to establish the guilt of the Prisoner, was to the fol 'lowing' general eff:et. : • I; appeared that the person who had the charge of the Prosecutor's sheep in C7mithfield market, will; titer they had been dric en on the evening preceding, the 'day set fotth in the Indithrient, front Holloway,! and inclosed in a pen in . the _Usual Manner, had : t o ld t h. cm ov er that night, and found the•.proper nuMber. On the next niorninZ, about tivo o'clock, he missed. the two etve lambs in question. - He made the most diligent - inquiries 'about the market, but with. , out eiFeCt— Among other persons he asked the Pd.. -sorter himself; hot Itie poSirively denied .knowing, any thing ahout. them. However, it appeared that, in consequence of subsequent inquiries made by the PrOsectitor's people, informatioft was received, and whi appeared in evidence, of the „laths being in coach house,, in a yard Go&wen_crreet.,— ,They accordingly repaired thither, and found the latitbs as described ; the marks of the Prosecutor, which were originally very retrarkable, were, in the interval,.attempted to be deface& It alSo ap Feared inevidence, that the limbs were seen in the possession. of the,Prisoner so early: as half past four in thq morning on which they were stnlen ; . and far.. thee, that he endeavoured to have the lambs Sent out of toWn in a drove, on the, pretence that some erson, in a quarter which he described, might have lost. them. One" of tfie PrOsecittor'S people swore positively as ro-the identity of the lambs. The Evidence -on the part of the prosecutiOn was, as we have observed, to the above general' (-fed ; and being closed, the' PriNoner was'eaqed upon for his defence, when he presentd %yd.: ten defence to the Court, %Illicit being read, appeared to contain a 'very circuoustantial, narrazion„ao. a chain of adept. • Lions towards his eculpatioti i the result 'on - the whole seemed to he, that tl:c lambs in qttetiOn,- were brought to him in a diotee cf ghee-p of v. hich he had . the charge, by,. hi; own man,- who be 'said, observed to hitti; that he believed there were some strange sheep ammo g thentand, that ' 4 6 had not 'the least iptetltion of a,,ainin g them from the right owner. order to establi.h the leading allegation of this defence, a young man of the name of Adams, who acted as Drover to the Prisoner, was brought forward: _ The jt'r of his Evidence was, that while he was driving a Flock of Sheep for the Prisoner to litithtietd on the day the fact was comniiited, "they broke loOse as„he was driving thern across", Alders. gate-street, and he ball much difetilty in gutting them together again. When he had collea4 them, some '(#: the Sheep, in:7,071g thcise near , the centre were fighting; which made hlta cotijcaure, that _some strange Sheep had got. amongst them, and this, he said, he observed to the Prisoner, as he delivered up the flock to him. fie acl;69ivledged, he made No attempt to separate the !trange . sheep from the rest after they were in the PeOns, but simply vered theM to the Prismer. A number of. Witnesses, principally Tiebrews, Drovers and Butchers, appeared to the Prisoner's charaEler; ana,gare him a very g 0,4 one. Mr. Sharp, one of the Clerks of. Smithfield mar ket was also brought forv - Zrard, with whom the•Pri. soner hid lived as a servant abou: seven'years : as far as their dealings went he said he.found tiie Pri soner-perfealy honest, and, stated scme little in stances in ivhich the. Prisoner manifested be• hasi his master's interest much at heart ; however; 0,1 bcing 'pressed to ' , speak a s s to the,_Prisoner'sgeperal charaEter sin •e, .he declined speaking : on that lead. Mr. Common Serje.int SILV ESTE r,' , who tFied the case, -summed up the. material pars of the evidence with his usual ability, and adverted . to such points therein as appeared to him to infer the .guilt of the Prisoner. The question of identity, be observed, in such a case as the present, was also a material considerotion, and added, that the account given by the -Frisryn r's giro. er, was a very lame one.. .after • - The jqry, consulting some time, pronounced a verdiet but recommended. the Pri soner to mercy on' the ground of the good charader that had been given him. . • - yruep garrLs was convicted of stealing on, the. zoth ut April,. 76 pairs of boot legs and a quantity of ot her leather, the property of Wm. Fell. It appeared in the course oltheq,videnCe that the Prosecutor's hoUse-hdd, been biirglariously entered on the day stated in the indidment, and the' pro- . perty laid, stolen thereour ; and farther;that on the 1 8 '. 1 ' of May a great part of the stolen goods were found in the l lncr,36,sterrr:vf- thc prisGr?er. The defence consisted of a long and circumstan tial detail, the - sun) of which was, that he had liOught the leather in question froM a person of the name of. Joseph abot the period the Pro-. to ; nor frad"b:en rob toed ; but this person uct being forth-coming tOprove the alledged transadiorvand the - jury not being perfedly :satisfied, with the Evidence Chit was brought, found the Prisoner Guilty. • , • . .7. . chz , Afarh.a jarratt was convicled Of the 9f_ fee of bigamy, in feloniously matzy k apg on the 3w i,f ,Augur, 1820, Eli7..tbp/1t..-4rl/er, at the pKish Church of St. Geore,:'l,- tloornsbilry, a for mer wife, Haritit Snowdon,' to whom he was mar ried on the 31st of -August, 1795, at St. J ames ' s , Clerkenwell, being then:alive. 3ames 7ohne's ~ .yas'indiaed fora capital offence, in feloniOUsly . breakit!g and entering a certain cha pel within- the pre;:i:-;ds,' Sec. of the German Luthe ran Church of the Oy, and stealing :herein seve ral -brass .ornaments, a,:d parts of the, sante, laid as the roper-Ay of the Church Wardens of the said Lu tlierau•Chlatch; and Eei'il'und Sre . gins, for teloniously I.UNI).)N : Prt..ted by .}..itlei - LA aN NI'M I 1.1.ei N. (of street, Cbvcnt-( •2;,,")t nl'‘aPi is hect y Wtr. tiA. M A R G s.ft 'Srt.: rs (6f-Liorse At the St? N.OFY IC I, No, z.zz, Siravd,; where Advorliuments, Ord,:rt for the'• Paper, Lenin foi . the- Ed:ror, &c., Ow, • lg t ESSRS. ROBINSON. aod Co. .t4er 2 for Favotirs received; •ino§t• i'epdafully inform *men that have good Second—and t,uns to sell, and to disposedt them to the hifst advantage, to be early in send ing them to thir. Airlioury SdeLroOin;" Tich4ourne-stri-et t Top of the Hay market, to prevent losing the opportunity of being viewed -by. the .Sportsmen that. use this 'House for. PoWder, Shot, Flints, and ;dl kind of Shooting Ar tit: les . p ring Guns tar and great choice of good Pistols and 14 lundeibusgb. • . . Vc THEN' Professiorial Men of Education aria . . V V .Wespensibilitit deviate from. the - general System by . the telethon of a peculiar branch, the sanction ofiong cotr tinited• success it the best crite'ion of superibritY.' Eight >ear; have I devoted rnY praCtice to the: exclusive treatment of Three& I)isorders,And the sUccessful result of My plan gives rite additional ardor to•oppose, as .tar •as .1 Aro able, : , the_r:tvlfges of ttnase Complaints :wbich arc the in,frst important iu the Catalogue of Huinan'intirmities•. After inititttion into every lira t 11; as an. A:rkriy - Surzt:csry I farmed trwisii at an e;irly perrod of :r raCtict to rescue ht tliviriilais frOm- .tie ignorant .:e of utne`dae.ritedi men, or tilt% I equally dangerous precipiuney ;e;/era! The - i`iirec Disorders, .to Cute ~ .‘f I •h_tve voted ray attention, coinpriv evtry . species of V 1\ E REAL INFECTION, Whetly.:r of Pa rebent\-orl6ne-dtr • ration : 2d) y, kinds .of deliarty, whether •ari si ura.„ 'the habits of sehool..boys, Or -tite Mat'l,l; age: And; , .that, deran,.;4;t or . the•s , !, , st6Ti . mien which is cali,A 13 A EN:• , ,ri:.SS, pr 3 "I' F. iLI T Nuttlerons . Di7ieaseslne result of ign. , 6ratit!e,,or, .;irt the treatment u a simple (.;chorrlicerti etch .it rot frequently happens. that, the:seeds'Of - Lite the indiserethin ..of an unguarded itout,'—By a superikr • thud truth Compleitl'tS are easily cured ;•• anti, - even ' . ‘4l..,eret . ,Otiters.:ii:cre triled, :trust.. that 4, nut}'-presume to oiler 3 radical re-establishatlnt. - Few,. - however, are the cases: cf.complicateci di , grcss ill this disorder, conipared with the cilanti.:oi:.; et who,. from an iiitit4eici.s thc . prevalent. gaieties of . A faszionanle fife, aCti.itire that sta:t of wnieli is the unavoidtible consequence of Foci) pernitiOns . • , Where the unhappy b;•er rrosery, tint caret:oly doey.,:::•:ils tits 1)•.. • .it iniy be a ,titto htatty.ttnn to kno-, It .be-.an . doubt or uncertainty :ens, nib 1. - .Jrvirzi . .' • of thZ:st: Deficiencies by tr,c progress of tion, is the acquiremenr Of pericitee. • I f tyre nres Of Bacchus or ..Vernis shave bc.-gan to redu,:e Al-an nruot :anxiety be Prevented by an early bon of .phis Itto , ..;uid • State ; and irk these cases, Ito'r: et diificuity w4l occur.- • But Where this Deficiency has fOr 'years existeCl, - A - -rwl. , o* . Bperseverance is -indispensabl,,- • eqitisite to revive he slunf.. • ering Sks of Lite-,-apd to re-artintfirethe eantlittr.t7n. • 'ill par W(..)MEN, who ita.ve ,l .6ll . ;,•been thsapiao;nfea. ..in their expectation; of a , Fafrnly, mat' most instances, such detects are CLirabfe:i)y,,Nioti 3 :,4 4itj. The seeresy.,which is •so esser.tial iny and the qualifications:Which the basis of pretensiOns„ a;:td in. 5 , 1 ,;14 tWs intimatiou, is giVen, that :tVirt . R. rri.w.-ne ct+lit Ire- 1 or by Letters iiielersing, „ a vrirtil;..Ntkre;*a.itt hol.ise, No. 29, .Arundel strett„Strand,` new.' attjotning, and the Hanle is , on,bOth . ' • • M. 13 „. Minnber of te . ltgrfl :Eiliegeris-f..g1;.:);;;. , „ ,_ WORTHY THE ATTENTION O 1 ALI, RANA'S'..'.: . , . . . . . , : . The Affli#ed are noiv happilyxreile : Ao4 with -4 Ittbst safe" ,-ad absolute Specinc. tor tho' - lepi4.ir l,: yid 1 ,, 2-,.'hitherto incurable Divitsts, ti . ie.4ta t io ;t:74l' 5._r0t".41.9 . , Struma, Scurvy, Cout,--Ahemaism, Piles, Lep: - .51". and all Diorder d i;ot - . ignytttitii.in ,:443intp,cte state 'of = 1 : 1 , 4', T-Jilood: -. 3-:''' • "t. - -3 1 --."'•- 4 i: , - , ' ,. : 'ACt..•*;,70 . 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'' 1- f B ' llo- jettl, / inct: aecor,dik, 3 , th,ocieg,.22 of nt,,, Which .etre bloodis - impre3,,: '3,1 tier 14 it c ::: .:: tie 1•1;3:! - Ii.-,::: : ; life . f.titivdiftercint disorder.,, :lid t it r.• .--,t;,t,.3 ti,... it t .. p„ „. , tittrb th , propeekliedies,.'they-:beiome r..-..3. - red in ..;.,- et.,,•,': , s'' 1 that few medicines ean.reach. the, nato.. t rty, 344 - ,4._1),.i.± , 1). 1 L ••.' t ninth: use r):- fLr th.it, purpose,only setve to e.tisi .I. - . .i driVe.tho hihnours into new channels, -tiers- tijeti . :,• ......i;.• tr.elfa • deeper in tire:. constitution. • l)r. Solos ion, -therefore, haying be= Ic - i - tg in post•;L•ssi2r. 3 , , a fecipe for t bet-certain and oilltanal Crl - C• or•tlic,;ty • itis..):-c'f'3 l which tali':' theirrise from anfirn pure and-vitiated state o; ti.'l'l .b. looct 4114,1 t. inph,,, and ha:, - ln g mt - fi4 ry ed., .with ris.;cp ,r3i,:. , ,rc..; :''^ nutplierleSs instanbes Where pittic'citstraVe"..'plited atvay a tr.i: ~ sevablt bxistonce - Without teceivii4i-,elidlirold ist - bet etit traftw , :any thirt• t hey - cauld procure, mopwithstancLing.tit.: ,iii., tr . : p' ' 3 tended remedies. ikhide. hayi.r-be4n. t ollitrect to the Pubiii:, , 4 3 'utii'vers'ttl sii'eciticiliii - those coin ptaints, 'Dr. Solomon furs'iJ 1 . length3"iitilded•fo,tlitr'prcssing riece&gities- , of • his rkilow,erc;' • tures 'SO deeply afflicted, and c4terittintid . to publill i t , 3o t 0 : world.a ' it-,cd,ic:ine pf thc t,i - cat. -, .;,:t national 'import - ince, a .1 " 1 truly caledlated fOeleinC tfie blood-frotri:ill . tbtlinc - i , i• - colt", 'ter&eteVery Iribrtrid , kfredidnind'resto-A., weak. *ad. e. l it tc .„t.: o ' ...ConsAtuttons. • .- 4 . ... .- '. • •. - - - - • 'Thq•Kins's to S,truma.or. Scrofula, 4. - :.hard, sail row ,- • . and often inclolnt tuniours,,fliatA.ro - ct the '.;•l;incis: of 'lll '. neck, "i!nt.ler - the am "chin; •a pita', groin, b-k.is, D. - I,iii, ..al-' wrists ;34nd most ootuttionky is 'seated: irrtte 1if,..1; and beneatP 1. the ears. ,-TO,reuloye. tir,ts , ! otitiPilliz $7,111p lotus , ?r., '.'t m ' 1 1. 1 - -Al AfetiTt - a . ha's &en tried,' Wiin'eVery littte suc,:es, X:, • the utillaPpytsittieier - leR 6 dril'east a'trusehible-cxismll':":" Manv:arecravylifig i.oli.g. 9.4 c ilitciies .at thig riaginglit;,..wl44 ' ,the Anti-14n.pctipnqs - y.tottrdrestore to bcaltliplui vß , 4 otir, ; ..i recourse was )I,tt to if:- The dir:3elions given each: Boat ,i are plaio, and.its appliea,tiou is a'ttentted with litlie•e r it'4 o ; 3 tremble... . . - ~.„. •.. .; _ t 'The Anti-lippetigines is. an . alterative and p•till6i , o f' t.ll :;' bloolil its ooertruon is gradual, gentle, and alinogt iriiii 2 r. ceptible:- it tti, the best:substitute that hl,s - ever,-beelt iiificr; vered for that , dangerous mineral I\lercury,--it sweoteq.st:' , , blOod,. ,and stimulates it to expel all'noxious and' itnpui• juices,''giVing strength and folic to thc . itetve ' l'crilielnitt, 2 3' .1; invigorating both -body 'and - mind,. ...Fort.Sceri)ctio, Ci,itaiix lo °. Bitttptions W Dry or et Leprosy, flje„ anti'-,I crip:tikints - '4.: 0 ; taints dahns a pre,-em'nenee over all Oth'r I\2etheitie9; 4 . r-iiP l7 -';'' decidedly adapted for the silectiy rem- Val of these cOrnpl44l s o l:, 'and will not only clear , the ,skin but heal all .old .sores..'" • . ulcers, ~of ever so long standing.. • 1. 2 .4 lii disorders where Salivation has repeatedly-Ellie:4'W, ' • rat r no oth•Qr rernedy could restore the itrAtppy.sullerer to . 4)1 ",„ 0 health he unfortunately .lost,; the Anti-. .ppetigine.4, w w ill ~ fottud the great and only req3irer of health and vtgour. i Proper Direatons for every Case, to co tble pEr..Jus to C. 0,,, r theniseives, are scaled up with 3 etch Bottle, price li.a-if , '' v • Guinea, There. are also P.trnily Bottles, cont:dnin t ; t'„, quantity of •Siii at "los. 6th. for 2,1: los. by which there Is. IS'' , saved. • 'r.iii - Medicine may be obtained every day' at, the folloY.t.g , appc.inted ail cc: of s.kft.;, via. in Locdon, bv - M!,ittliews, 1 0 ' t 3, Strand;. and by, .all. the. reputable -Medicine V'esitteril .Isiokgellers, .Scc. insvery principid Tow:,, in the t./,ii.L'' Kingdom, and Anterica. . ..• ,4 Vide Cuileres ..Pre&c6 of Phy..:ie . . No. 173 7.. .7 . ..... !-ferry'-rout, Westminster ); iri), must be addressed. receiling the same, knowing them to have been stolen. The capital part of this case against Johnes was obviated by the-want of sufficient regular evidence, to prove the edifice from ~ vlikh •the articles laid in the Indietment 'Were stolen, to be a Chapel and with respea to the Prisdner who was charged feloniously - receiving, it appeared that he had p: r_ chas.ld the articles at a dearer rate than they were really worth. • Upon the Whole, the evidence was such as to induce the Jury to find, jOhne.s Guilt} i of Stealing and to acquit Stephens. . After two or three rather unimportant cases were disposed of, the REe9RDP.it proceeded to pass Sen tence. of Deatfi upon the following Prisoners, who had been capitally convicted in the course of the Session ) viz. Julia Hill, and Thomas Thomas, fotfargery. John Smith aliai Henry Stiles, for horse stealing. 'Fitomzis Houghton, for stealing privately from the person. John Jones, W.lyons, W. Williams, and James Walton, for steeling to a certdirranionnt irr dwelling .;,-,uses. - -:—And Catherine Fo!'d 'and Mary Pigott for the ike offence. A few eases, eliiifiymisderneanors, remain to be disposed of. . _ When Moliere was at his last gasp, and his final exit rapidly aprtoachin;,. notwithstanding he was excluded froM. the pale of the Church; his.old. A.vo-' man, who had been the pri-judex of all his petform ances, got a . good natured Priest to anoint him ; after having been besmeared from head to fbot . .the most holy unction,.as.they,,call it,. 46 Well, noW, .(says he) lam pretty well furnished for my expedi-', ; for you heave equipped me with an oilskin coat, and greased my boots into che barg:tin,'" Yet ficiweifer tightly he Made of the matter, the Leveller of 'all Distinetions was not to be cajoled with a jest, anti . the Dramatist, in spite of all his Wit, was tbieed to take a stroll info the other world, to play a 'dif, f4ent part, from that which .he had fitted 'in the transitory stage plaV of human life.—=And yet " that fell Sergeint,Dca'h, ;:tr.ct in his arre-st,".as Shakespeare says, there have been i!u,n_ hers equally as near their exit, to every appearance,, as Moliere, and notwith:,tandirig; have escaped the inurney, by virtue of a countermand . from - the Court . aboye, lvhich,is 'called by the name of a /147 exeat And if disappointed . Sex.Ons, .Grave_ diggers, and Undertakers, 'would knui name of him wh.) sues it our, and ever and anon, qeptive4 them of, their booty, we atiswet—L.Bao otrxt . „ • .Brxiurri ! who oft hostile hand of Death, Hata, by plenip,itent . repulsion," ! Ratti'd the ii:•t, When the b6w was bent, And, iirctespighi ahis destructive .4i . 111, • >1.4; him return nis arrows icktneir uivgr Witness his " 'guide Age,"' Ltie"'s Msetvatives, His Nervous Cordial and 13., ,, anic Syrupl •• ~•, At• wn eh the•Kiiig.of Ttrrt;ins: shrioks, OPPI4I'4;s•-• Check'd and iinpded in hie,. proud career A dread presentiment that all nig triuMPhs, Will to ns own annihilation tend, • ." And Death IL! 4wattow::d . up is Vidory ►:111P NEIk:Y. .YAASSOUTH, JULY 6. • Arrived—the Two Brothers, Sward; frotriZabwiek Friend ship, Barb r, and Mary, Bum, from Londs.ea iand Expedi. Lion. Nell, from Cork. . Panie.l And. Mary, 'Jewell, for Montrose; Friends Goodwill. Bidwell, tbr Hull • Hannah, Grin, inportantia, Bolen, for London; anrl ' Active, Jointon, for 13os ton: caAvzsr.ND,:ljuL? 6., Passed •by—the Three • Rrothers, Hagg'z' Felicity, Stotie house ;• Paxton, ; na;ard. fate; Frederick, Vriker:. ton.; Commerce, Bfanford ; William, Sa.,derson ; Ocean, TifomPson ; Rovei,' kedpath, and Kone, 'Illooks; from 0 Fort() ; Hope, ,Vest Nonpareil, ; Basseterre, So p:r ; worth, -Hopkins ;%Amphitrite and Adarriint, rroni Demerara; Lady Jane Halliday, 'Ross, add 'Alexander, Will•iams; from l‘lontsarat • • Ruby, •Walts,?and'SpeedWcll,. A nt!, from Trinidad; Faithful Sally, .Lov4;. Dykes, Adventure;; •Bin4y ; Leviathan - , ; Friends, ; Espe ranee, Lamont ; William Pitt, Moore,"and Duckingtield, Carr, from Martinique ; Diana, •-- ;' l3el lona, Crofts, • and Mary, Blakey, from , Surinam ; • St., Vincent's, John son.; Ealing Grove, Squire ; Eclipse, Raw; and Ro sina, Pcircy, liven k. Vincent's ; •Holderness, Dixon ; 'Li-' berty, Letson: . ; Britannia, lilac-I:tram ;. FortitUde, .Aiken ;. Prince, flarv4y,,Brown ; Colton_ Planter, Young, and .Douglis, from Grenada.; Duke of York, Bur nett; and Berw:cic,.'Welsh, frcrn Barbadoes ; Rose, Yo,ing, from St.•Kitt's Trusty',-Anderson, from Jamaica; Nep 7 - tone, , Iron' Trinidad.:: Patriot, Strannock ; Prince of Wales, Trace.; Princess Amelia, 'Lee,..and Augusta,"‘Vocid, from Alitigua'; Glamorgan, Salt, train Tortala ; SOilf, front Nevis ; 'Lively, Robinson, from t ler'oice; Cove, Baird, :from Tobago; Farmer, frorri Virginia ; Thetis, —, from klourdeaux ; and Sampson,: —H and Friend hip, , from New : York. • • - . • DIED. . • • On the ath ult. at Keltie, John Drummond, Esq. of Kelyre,.?slorth . , If KILL U liank Stpck. 168.1 73 Navy s per Can : 95 ; per Cent: ;797, Sit 6 Irish 5 per Cent. - - 4 perl....'qut. Con. 794 Sof 3 per Cent. Red. 64 604 3 per Cent.. C011.•6o-ii*, Yitto Scrip Bank Long Anti. 181 Ditto S illnt Ann. s, 3-16 Ditto Sclip . . . .i , - ,5i uGh.), - . • ~ .RDAY. India Stock - Exchequer Bills s. • S:dis. New ditto • s. (Bs. . Lottery,Tickets Irish ditto ' Oninium ioi linper. 3 per Cept,..6l Ditto Alin. Batik Ibr Account India for May . Consols for Account 625 k .' BOURSE OE E. , TUESDAY, JU framburgh p 8 z us. I Ait —3! , US. Leghorn - 534 Naples 4 0 Genoa, - .CHANGE, • ILY IVenice - '43 Lisbon , - I Oporto' bz I Dublin - - - 16 THP . iniproved . PEDOMETER; 'or WA WY ISE R, which - when wore in the Pocket, ascertains - the distance:the-Wearer walks (price Two Guineas). Sold by SPENCER and PERK Watch-makers, No, 44, oppo site St. Sepulchre's Chitral . , Snow-hill ; who; for.near thirty .years have fabricated th4e*Machines ; - and tholtgh' they do., run, claim The Invention, it being almost as antient as Pocket Watches, yet all that ever came to their knowled , ;;e-haie been so rude in their shape, inconvenient in* wearing; 'and ineorred"in their performance, as to have been 'won laid by as .usefess, . • . _This, which they take the liberty_ td offer to the Public, Is elegant in itself, - Most conveniently usecl;',perfealy correct, and what is' desirable im, ill Machines of Fancy, exceeding cheap; not liable-to be out of Order, and is a most-amusing Companion to Oentlemcn who are:- - fond of 'Walking and - Shooting. Flattering,.themselves the -great Improvement 'lately made has earned it to its ultimatum, .they, take this method of making it public, to secure to - themselves at least the credit' thereof, having been materi,ally• injured by PlagiariSts•w)ao. have copied.their Machines„-.4ndpassed them off* 'to Gentle men as their own Inventions, though at nitich higher prices, and very interior Work. .-• erl4: THE TAN - 45 OP - THE WYE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTIONj, By r: CHRISTIE, - ' At his Great Room: in Pall-Mall ,On THURSDAY, the z e th of A at dr.en'Clock; A - - VER YCOIVIPACT nri'I)ESIRA BLE.FREE IA: HOLD ESTATE; . mriSisti4rOf Seven . el.i ble Farms; iiti Water Corn Grist Mill,. war 500 Acres of Rich lyable, iVrea:doW, and Ptitre Land, let to the- folhiwing punduatTemailts--M6;ni. -Evans, ,Sa rimer Powell, Thornas VOwel4, John luties;•Cleinent Eygisi Tomas Watts, Richard Jones, P. Price, %and Thoitias. ' at the several Annual 1-eents, - aino).nitin.tp ' TWO HUN DR ED,and Xl - Y-1 - 14-REE 'POUNDS, and UPWARDS,, ••• • In the Parishes, of Llamorthwl, IdanatantaWr Lanlmel; and, I:lanyle, Oil the • EAU is of,- and . right'a Fishers in the RIVER WYE,- in the counties'of,Brecon and.Raa'.uor,-cen tcilly, situated (adjoining; to the Public Road),. tietW - c'elithe restiettive Tdwns of 13111 1, T lind Y hayig euellent Sheep;•walks, and a ,quaritity of 1i uld tizriVing Oaks, .a,id some good A'sh. - The - adjacent Country abounds with Grouse, Partridge; Sce. , • • The Tenants will spew the Estate, 'of whom printed" Par tictilars may be had-fifteen days.preceding the Sale,; ,also' of the Printers. of the Hereford, Wor,: . c.3ter, anct-BristOrPapers ; ollYit. Price, Raryhader, .Radnorshire ;" of Pavid Thomas, F. sq. pay- 0 trict, •.W hiteho 1I ; jazue lones, .Esq. Dover strc.t, ; ..Wm..Cru i tchley; Esq. Clifford's-Inn; M&isrs. Jenkins and jaines,'.Newlnn.l' and Mr. Christie, Pali- Mall who are •-authoozed to- treat -for the whole, or any part thereof, by :Poate.contrael. • . FREEHOLD . ESTATE, REIGATE. SURREY. TO Br SOLD BY AUCTION, • By Mr. HARRY PHILLIPS, At the White . ..Hat, Reigate,. on Tuesday the a rst ofiulY, at Twelve . o'Cloc;:, ';)ne Lot, A VALUABLE Dr,irabit.; FREEH OLD .1 - 1. ESTATE; situate about two wiles beyond Reigate, on tile liflOtOli bc'tilltifUl part Of the County.et Sur rey, consisting •of a Farm I lon§e, barns, ,Stables, and Gut nooses; and snout Seventy-tiv, - .- Ac re; Arable7'2.Mea dow, and .'Pasture Land, lying Compata, and'knOwn by . the nate:: or New Pend I arrn-;' let • Le;ise (whicn expires in isoz) zo Mr. John Stone, at a ve vy low .krinual Rent of 431. out 0, the presunto AnnztalV.o.ac.of raol. .nayTne Estate be viewed b.y permission of the Tenant, and printed Particulars had at the Fleece oi Sale Corn Sut ton ;. Witeat Sheaf,. Tooting ; Spy d Eagle, Epsom ; Talbot, Ciicktield ; prineipal- Intl, Dorking; at 'MeStiN.pnnings, Shire-laUie; and at Mr. Phillipi's / Dena-street. • • FREEHOLD ESTATE, HANTS. TO BE SOLD BY 'AUCTION, • - By .I\il e. lIAKRX. PHILLIPS: • At. the George Inn, Oditratn, on Saturday the .2.5 t h -of July, . at Twelve o'clock, in One Lot, A CO N 1 PAC T aild Imoravabk. .14*Rt1.;,110L15 I ECNI, called Readon's,T.arr., situate at 04iharn, in , L itcasani part or the County or 1-tints, distaiii-frilin'Loildon iorLy-one miles, contanting abOut Ei-2,:ittv five Acres ofArable Latid,and !iuting-Coppice, or Wood ta..d•G ra - ond ; let ..to, Mr. Le,tcn , in Lease, at a N et- A nnuai t er tUtScvcnt Poulids. Tnis .Farni is ent tle.l to a valuable Rtgni of Common, - oil toe Walde and Couitn ,n rounds of :he 111a,tig.91Pdlhatil„ sMty oo viewo4 oy, ik..131.e Or t ne . Tenant, and pt;atedVarti c ti..rs hict - at the Odiharri 3 Mildunilead;;B.asing- • G ; Rea Lion, .i/..shit.; Crown, 4e•aflin .NV hits &az, G Szahlei; Red Lion, Egh.tun ; of iC.l:3. : :s`rs:-: leninup • Sliire-tane, Cidey-street; arid at Mc . Now Byrid4treet.' • . • • • MILL:HILL, HENDON, , -, With Possesio - n at Michaelmas - otxt:.• , T.O I3E - - SOLD BY AUC'FION, • . . *. 13k Mr. RAINE, ' • .0n Friday. 'the 17th the 'RanahoW- Coffee,hdusei n. . • --Cornhill, - at Twelve oSloickk , A k Very Conwila ESTA'fif, (the .Lata-Tax,pP which is. redeemed), consisting of near, ACRES of OLD and RICH 'iti EADOW LASH), wateted; on whiO stands a kirm-house, front whence Views . of great extent and4ieltut v are enjoyed, and the same -itci pi- . ?! ble ctt being rendered, in IIIeTC'OT TAG E STILE, a - (sonve.... nient Habitation - ' and a Pleasure - Grotind add Kitchell Gar- .‘ . den e4sily formed with :great advantage, iourtd a fine • • , belonging 'to the Propeny,.. which is Capyilold of the Mawr of Hcndon, . . • - T w hole, fora-020y in 'the occu4tion .of riff. IZ-16 ,kill tnan, and now of M. Crne, Carpenter, or p: . llf6a •1 1 7irueul4rs' may ; also at the Head, Kirrow.; • -lAberearn ; Long.ktoor . n,,tlar'npst,.:4l ; at •tho . 1 RAinbow ; and of . . Mr. Cliatiotte-street i Bloarns bur . ), where'a:2l7na ,' c s a.• ,•- 44ASTORS AND TE NEAR WOIXTRN„ - - With l'os - Jessicn in • Pa:.. - at Michaelmas next. TO EE S,OLD , BY AUCTION,-.' •,,By N7ll, :KAINE„ - • At the Rainbow Cltreg-h.c.use; In ,Cornhill, on Friday the • 17th inst. at Twelve u'Cloek-, • - • Trill)/ Elic-ible 'rand - Cornpa?;:t 'FREEHOLD E.TA 'h, capable of tile: greittest by• •the'partkular advantage-of:the...Turnpike Roact,'for some dis-, Lance adjoiping,theltliAdsbc.tv , (N.T , Woburn and Is,l6;,vp9rt Pag-, net (distant only twol'l - 61es froai Oits - former, and Stxlionc -the tatter), -sitnated •la the • -Pa risti of Wavencion, ,an 4 . Bow Binek Hill, in the Con no , of; BAclctugharn, azo contains in the wh3le up.,vart6 of po s it linndrect,and ~ ` ,cr:..s of. Arable, MeadoW, and - WOott Lattld, - togethot with the Nianor.i_ WAVENDON PASLOWES, . This Estate is very elie,ibie to any Gentleman in want of a Residence,' as a part. , of the C•roinictis 'greatly Qlevatcd, tfemely dry, and otriamenttd: with. kirs, :and ; other ,thrifty' Forest akid Tirqber, ' Tree§ ou . se,veral fine Situa_ tions for ereelini a • good Flobize; -vVniellbulcrectlifnknd an eNterisive and rich View of fhe-adj acesif C c ritsy v Oic Grounds of Woburn- Abbey, eze. M,r. •C ; owley,. ar .Brour,.hton, near Newport, will:give turther information,. and of on the zi&tinStant, - ptirrted - Particulars maybe ketd s also of the several Tenants; of the Printer of . the Northampton pap er s, of Mr., iiiggings, , near the Premise; of Charles ' No. i i, Holborn-court, Gray%'-inn's at kthe:,:ltainbow.Col fce.House ; and of. Mr: Rain; Charlotte-street, ; .4loohts, bury, London, where Plans.may bi *seen: " Between the RYEGATF. anci.HORSHAM:ROAVS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. R.AINE • On Friday the r7th inst.-at the-Rainbow Coffee-house, iri •Cornhill, at Twelve o'Clock, in.Two.Lots • THE LEASES of TWO`FARM ; :as heldundei ... Trinity College, Cambridge, usually renewed"everi seven years . , with the advantage-of Possession 2 at next 91 one of; the said Farms, •calleci HO RSE L'AND, for many year past in t.ie occupation of Daniel Capon; at a low Rent, .and contains 123 Acres tiftood•Land. - Also MAR HLAND F 4 -IKm, captaining 242 A. 3 R. 23P; on Lease till Michaelmas, ikloS, 'to Thomas Perry. - • This Estate is situated 'in'the Parish o= Newiligite, :about two miles from the 'fwenty-eight Mile-stone on the Horsham Road,. at..-Brar Green. The respedive Tenants will . sheW' -their Lands,- of whom printed Particulars may be had ;, also at the Anchor, at HOrshatn White Hdrse, Dorking . ; .White Hart, Ryegate; Swan, Leatherhead; 'at: the RaiiihOw ; and of Mr. Raine, 'Land-surveyor; Charlotte-street, 'Bloomsbury; where Plan s. may be seen: ' • - - • . . . EVESHANI, WORCESTERSHIRE.. • TO BE soi.p.By 'AUCTION, • ily. . At Gar‘raway!s, on Friday.. the 3 4s't of July; at TwelVe o'Clock;in Lots, unless acceptable olicis are made in the mean time by Pri vats Gontratt, • - Large-and Valaable FREEHOLD - ESTATE, TYTHE-T E•E, within the Borough of Eve'sliani,. advantageously situate on the Navigable River Avon,' ad-' 'joining the Turnpike Road trom London tO Worcester, colt- prising 606 Acres, more or less, of Rich Garden GrOunil, . Arable, Pasttise, and l‘lea.dow L - aud,'conveniently subdiVided into several Farms, with suitable- Dwali s ng-hotises, .Barns, Stabling, and Out-buildings ' lett to Mess: Watkyns, Phillips;'Pratt, Preizly, Taylor, Humphreys, Matthews; itazeley, CPark, DaVis, Field, Knight, Mdtntord, Be n ton, and, Slater, at Rents arnountri,; to upwards oe 900,1. per ann. capable of _considerable be viewed with leave ofthe Tenants, andliartiCiriars liad•tvvents' days rieviouslo the Sale; of IVtessr,. Bullock .zolit, Arnold, SolicitotA n. Bedford.row, Ldncton ;. of Mr. Hugh j:;cl ,- ..soii, Stamtiod, Lincolnshire ; at .the Star inn, o.xtord ; 1t0p . .. poles, Worcester ; Crosvn, tveshain.i• Whin.; !fart, gioadway i• at f..;irraway's ; '•and'iof NO. Broad-stret, near the Royal EXcliyage,. Landau. ~- .`. ...R. !E E lt l4 l lb tilt PaUtl tv • 'tufa r ~te k N 0 5 *lnd M Eives 4 c'.lloll 11 tend ,k use "Ate wet T' T H 4Ct.Tildir 'Aleacto' The'Pai Lite th'.: *.!is4es:i Yor I L \ocise ; tl In, ' Su .\ 'And 'CORI W. AUTie 0t gh -ItCity agai n tuUrt may•, Pence o'ci c tiow ~... T' 4 14 f c Id NY, tal s th e er seen' :NA Pent] wage ‘‘v