The Sun. — London, England, 1804-12-04 00:00:00

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. Mary Baker, Elizabeth Baker. Prettier: Dean, Susannah Clark, and George Gallosaa.y, were in. dieted at the suit of George Cracklow, for raising a riot and mob about his house in St. Catherine's.laile. It appeared . from the evidence of the Prosecutor, and two other witnesses, that the Traversers had as. sembled a mob round Mt% Cracklow's door, with fry ing Pans, kettles, tin sancepans, keys, aftd various ocher:kin& of music of the same sort, playing up the riogues• March, and calling Cracklow and his wife by various opprobrious names, and that the De fendant, Mary Baker, had dressed out a doll, pur porting to be the effigy of Mrs. Cracklow, and hay. ing given it to the mob, at the same time distribut. ing halfpence, desired them to burn the -, Mrs. Cracklow,. or to blow up the old w-- ; accord. ingly, the effigy was hung up against the window of the Prosecutor's house, with the maiden name, and also the present name of his wife written, over it, and the gunpowder being - set under it, it was blown up, the whole mob shouting out, there goes the old b-- Mrs. Cracklow ; at the same time playing up the rough music, as it was terme4l. On the parr of the Defendants, Mrs: Prosser de. posed, that Mrs. Cracklow and her sister had, in the morning of the day on which .the riot was, knocked several times at the door of Mrs. Baker, calling her different vile names ; that she had paid a drummer of a Volunteer Association in that neigh. bourbood to play up the Rogue's' North before her door, and that she had stuck a cock out of her win. dow, saying, that that was a sign she was cock of the walk. Mr. MAINVIARING delivertd do Defendants into the hands of the Jury., who pronounced them All— Gri ;by. They were then sentenced by the Court, Mary Raker, to pay ti 'fine of 1o1.; .Elizabeth Baker, 31.; Frances Dean, 31.; Susannah Clark, anti George Gallo ,, ay, 4os..each. . .7obn Brit was indieted, at the suit of the Pariah, lot keeping a house of ill.fame,. and, by another, et,unt, for keeping a disorderly how, in Leicester. street, It was proved by several respeaable wit. nebset, that the house was inhabited by many women of very loose manners, who were constantly inviting Cycly twin who passed, ,to go in, and chat she Defendant had often gone into the house to col. teo tent ‘ :I . l)!'(i .l .lle4.tors of the'difrerent taxes .'roved, ;bat Nl,rAtit always paid them the taXeS due' on the hotbei.thoulth he did nut live in it. = Mrs. Higgins,- one of the ladies who lived in the . house,. swore, that she had always paid her rent to either Mr. or-Mrs, Brit ; char the house was fui. by *h i e Defendant.; ~ that she paid him s 4 ~ L:ipeatt a m malt for it, he paying taxes ; that he e* knew in what . manner site was to earn the mo ney to pay him his rent. NIr . ..ALLEY spoke at length for the Defendant, but called no witnesses. •: , Tha Jury found him—Guilty, He was accord. ingly sentenced to six months' imprisonment, to pay 501 fine, and to find security for two years, hits. self in 2001. and two sureties in 'iool. each. Yesterday the London Sessions conimenced be. lore the Lord Maycir, the Recorder, Sir BROOK WATsON / Sir WM. STAINES / Sir ; WM, LxlduTdN, and several other Aldermen. The cases in general were quite, uninteresting. Two Bakers were in. aitteil for using false weights;, but they were ac. pitted by the Jury. The Sessions were then ad. 'owned to Wednesday. _ _ or CARROTI.—The following is an accthrst of the produce of a crop of carrots, grown upon I farm in the posbession of J. C. Cur Wen, Esq. of Workington Hall, the last summer. Tbc quantity of ground sown was an acre and three quer. ters ; the produce of which was 7:f cart loads,lt . 70 some each, or son atone of carrots ; which at' 6d. per stone, would amount to 5261. 0r.721. per acre. The tops would have fed 30 cows for 1+ days, which at +d. per day, each, would amount to 71. The ground was by no means promising. The carrot seeds were sown in stiches, which were thrown up as, high as' could be got by a double mouldboard plough. The furrows were frequently pleUghed in during the summer, and kept as cleat of weeds as possible.—Nothing can exceed, carrots for, feeding either horses or cows. PLouon The Pretniums offered by the Far.- mers' Club :it Narbeth,'in P e mbrokeshire, were on the 16th Ott, pietlgheti for on the farni of .1. H. Foley, Esq . . of Ridgeway, on 'a for upwards of 'it- piece of old Icy that had .not been broken up fitri-years, each ploughman having a pair o f h o w l ,. without a driver. As soon as the ground had been measured out, being about three-eighths of an. acre; fur each, eleven ploughs started for the 'Webb Prizes ; and three others immediately after fur the free Prize for English and Welsh : the weather bring very fine, the uc proved highly gratifying to a vast number of spettarorr, At Brecon Fair on Saturday rennight the show of C4ItIC and horses was but small, and the demand trifling for either. Pigs sold low. Upwards of .I`6o pockets of hops were weighed and Sold : prices sos. to 905. per cwt. -''Best making cheese averaged abotif three guineas, and COOllOOll ditto fetched frojn rt. I Is. 6th to x.. 23. per cwt.-.-Salt burin 103. to tot. 6d. Greenock Fair last week, the weather: having been fine, was unusually welt attended, and a good deal of business done. • At Garatang Martinmas, Fair, which commenced tsn Thursday the 22d ult. there was a greater nom. tier Of Scotch cattle 'shown than was ever before re. membered and they, in genital, fetched good prices. On ,Thutsday last an liluisition was :ken. st fockliffe, ica the Ci:unty of Bedford, beforeß. it.so DAL Gent. Coroner of the Honor of Ampr. 1011, upon view of the .body of samttet Russet, h o drove the Coventry coach from floCklifii to Loudon ar.,.1 hack. He went to bed on 1 tieulay , tn ing in perred health, , and waafotmd•dead in b.,. b e d the next, morning.. Vectliti—Died riit.aien of qadot. it LONDON s Printea bY ItrcH Aki) EIAR ft Li. (of No. Martlet-court, HOW-Street); and published by. Wit...tau A simio it Scs t ip p i , (of South Moiten-stireet o Closthenor' s q ua • re Ai she 5%11;00v/ter, No, I 12, Silotalidi whets 4dvertitefierretsvOrderi fur the Paper, Letters for the- Lifter, Str. Oess4a;4/), titusc De I,ldre"'" P.om the LONDON GAZETTE, net. 1, IR:A. • tsth Regiment of Foot, Charles Cashelt Cent. to be fn. sign, by pur base, vice Itolphe,promoted. 16th Ditto, Captain fames Flem ing, from the Ist West India Regiment, to he Captain of a Company, vice Suther land, deceased. Ensign Samuel Harvey, troth the ist West India Regiment, to be Lieutenant,. vice Cornwall, deceased. kaisign William Tomlyn, from the Bth West India Regiment to be Lieutenant, vice Edgworth promot ed in the Bth West India Regiment. Alexander, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Sheppard, promoted in the 64th Foot. ' zist Ditto, Samuel Harman O'Brien, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Rainey, promoted in the .4th Foot.. z3d Ditto, Major Evan lanes to be Lieutenant-Colonel, without purchase. Tote First Lieutenants, without purchase—Second-Lieute nant Robert Barclay, vice Graves, who retires. Second ' Lieutenant Richard Walker. Second Lieutenant Edward Keane. Second Lieutenant R. D. Patti.ion. Second Lieutenant Alardice Barclay. Ta be Second Lieutenant, without purchase— Strange ways, Gent. 24th Ditto, Quarter-Master-Serjeant Thomas Maling to be Quarter-Master. zstti Ditto, lohn Fitzgerald Newbury, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Somerville, promoted. Lieute nant Thomas Noel Harris, from the 96th Font, to be Ad jutant, with, the Rank of Lieutenant, vice Austin, pro moted. . 26th Ditto, Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Hugh Antrobus, from Ha lt-pay at the late Somerset Fencibks, to be Ma. jor, vice °acres, who exchanges. 28th Ditto, Major Charles •P. 13elson, from the pi West India Regiment, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, .by purchase, Vice Thomas. who retires. 3oth Ditto, Lieutenant R. B. Lynch to be Captain of a Company, vice Sutherland, deceased. 32d Ditto, Major William Shipley, from the 6th Foot, to be Major, vice Pee, appointed to the 54th Foot. 34th Ditto, Lieutenant William Edwards to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Neynue, promoted in the,z7th Foot. 37th Ditto, Ensign James Richards Pulvertoft to be Lieute nant, vice Palmer, deceased. Coppingcr, he Ensign, vice Pulvertoft.. 38th Ditto, Ensign EdWard Owens to be Lieutenant, vice. • Booth, who resigns. Ensign Samuel 1. Bever - to be Lieutenantrvice Campbell, promoted in 'the New wick Fencibles, Lieutenant T, W. Hewett to be Adju. taut, vice W illative, promoted. 4tsf Ditto John I3erenger, Gcnt. to be Ensign by purchase, vice S mi th,. promoted. 42,d Ditto, Captain Charles A. Vigoureux, from the Ist Foot C uards, to be Captain of a•Company, vice Lord Saltoun, who exchanges. 43d Ditto, Ensign lohnMaxwell Tyldcn to be Lieutenant, by ritirclias;", vice Wills, appointed Paymaster, john Wells, Eci. late LieUtenant in the Regiment, to be Pay. master. Quarter-Master-Serjeant anus Elliott to be Quarter-Nfaster r 44th Ditto, Lieutenant Charles Moore, from Half-pay of the stli Dragoon Guards, to be Lieutenant, vice lioreilk who retires on Half-pay. Ensign lames Blake to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Philips, promoted. ‘Villiain Henry Coglan, Gent, to be Ensign, without put_ chase, vice Saunders, whose Appointment has not taken place. Andrew Donaldson, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Blake. 4 45th Ditto, Marcus Dalliunty, Esq. Lieutenant on Half-pay of the 3 ist Foot, tu,he Paymaster. 46th, Ditto. To be Lieutenants—Ensign F. E. White, vice Rathbone, deceased. Ensign Hector Maclain, from the 64th Foot, vice Everaid, deceased. Ensign ',Thomas Mil ler, vice Sinitharike, deceased. Ensign Thomas Thorncr» sari, from the zd West India Regiment, vice Dumas, de • . . . ceased. To be Ensigns—Henry Prevost, Gent. vice White. Ensign Palm Dutton, Irons the rstis Garrison Batallion, vice Mil. ter. 47th Ditto, Ensign William Burton to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Harclinge, promoted in the 67th Foot. En. sign George Pinckney robe Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Irving, promoted in the 624.1 Foot. 48th Ditto, Captain the Ifotionrable Geotge Blaquiere, from Half-pay of floinpesch'S Mounted Riflemen, to-be Captain of a Convoy, vice Spedding, who returns to his former Half-pay. Ensign Colin Campbell to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Craig, promoted in the/4th Foot. Robert Herring, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Campbell. sad Ditto, George Young, Cent., to be En:jgh, without pur chase, vice Kingston, appointed to the 6isr Foot, 534 Ditto, Captain Richard Henry Telson, from the 3d Dra.. goons, to be Captain of a Company, rice'rurnor, who ex. changes. Ensign Charles Chepinell to be Lieutenant, by . . purchase, vice Andrews, protrioted, s4th Ditto, Major Alleyne Hampden Pye, from the 314 Foot, to be Major, vice Bellew, deceased. 56th Ditto, Lieutenant Deane Wheeler to be Captain of a Company, without purchase'. Lieutenant William Pick. ering, from the 4th Foot, to be dittd. .Ensign John Cairns to be Lieutenant, without purchase. Ensign fames St. olohn Rancland to be ditto. George Parker, Cent. to be Ensign, vice Cairns. lames YYse, Cent. to be Ensign, vice Ranciand„ Lieutenant Richard Barrington to be Adjutant. 66th Ditto. Captain C. Lane Murphy, from the asst Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a . l:oinpany, vice Smyth, who exchanges. 6tst Ditto, Ensigit'Robert A. Kingston, from the fad Font, to be,Ensigit, vice Boyce, superseded. izd Pitt?, VVilliain Browne, Gent. to . be - Ensign, vice &Keck', who resigns. 64th Ditto, Ensign R. B. Sheppard, .from the t‘th Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice. Enkiisii , ap.. pairtted to the 7t h Foot. Simson Kennedy, Cent, to be Ensign, Without purchase,. vice liPl.ain,,proinotesi in the etch: Foot. Quarter.Master-Serje.ant Sarmael Moore to be Quarter. Master, vice Bishop, who resigns, 67th .Ditto, Captain Edward Gayer to be Major, without urchase, vice Mainwaring, promoted in the oath Foot. antes MiPherson,. Gent. ,to he Q u arter-Master, vice owlancl, appointed to the 96th Foot. ' 69th Ditto, Henry Archdale, Cent, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Reed, promoted in the loth Foot. 69th Ditto, , Ensign Marcus D. Kennedy to he Lieutenant, without purchase. vice M‘Loctilan, promoted. Charles Earts Freiman; CCM.' 10 be Ensign, vice Kennedy. 70th Ditto, Captain Christopher Myers, from the 4th West India Regiment, to be.l9,ajer,,by Ourchase, vise Williamson, who retires. Lieutenant lohn P. Hawkins to be Captain of a Comp.iny, . vice Winstanley, deceased. Ensign Mat thew Pant, from the Bth , West India Regiment, to be Lientenant, vice Hawkin.i. Ensign Thorn.ei Reed, from the 68th Veer, to he Lieutenant, vice Johnston,' deceased. Surgeon , folio Walker, from the 4th West India Regiment, to be Suwon, vice EVAII3, deceased. 73r1 (Attu, ,Richard Khron Gatehouse, Gent. to be Quarter_ Master; (To 14? comiloood, ) A 'Letter From Hydrabad, dated the 2 tst Febru ary, mentions, that'a small party of Sepoys, under th orders of Lieut. Weight, of the loth Native, Infantry, being charged to escort several lies of treasure from Vellore to Warangal!, was attacked by a numerous body of Poligars who lay in ambush on its line of march, but such was the cool and steady bravery of our people, that after repeated ' and desperate assaults, the Poligars were obliged to retire with the loss of several of their party. The Commander of an Indian coasting vessel, and who formerly belonged to an extra Indiaman, was lately murdered by his crew on the most of Malabar, in consequence, as is said, of his extreme severity. During the late monsoon at Amboyna, the fall of rain was so unusually heavy, 'and the torrents from the mountains so impetuous, that most of the bridges in the Island, and numerous habitations on the bank's of the rivers, were swept away. S nue of the spice• plantations were injured, but not to any material extent. A child of Target, a joiner in the Dock-yard, of ab , ut eight years old, was so much burnt on Saturdsy sennight, while left by its mother, in a roam where there was a fire, that it died on Mon., day. SIM' NEll5', C . RAVF.SIII4I), 11 . 11 C. 2. Passed by—the Good Intent, Stapleton, anti Cavatio, Ro. berts, limn Tooningen ; Diligmce, Lloyd, from Malta Perkins, and Jenney, ranson, from Embden. RIRTII, On the 2.3 th t►lt. in'Landsdnwn-plate, liath, the Laiiy of Vice-Admiral Sir Charles Henri Knowles, lint. of a Daugh ter. MARRIff D. On Monday the toth ult. at Sligo, Sir Robert Gore Booth, of Lisadell , Bart. to Miss Irwin, daughter of Henry Irwin, Esq. of Woodville. On the 27th ult. at Edinburgh, the Rev.. Robert More head, third son at the lateMilliam Morehead, Esq. of Her bertshire, to Miss Margaret Wilson, daughter of the dece thed .Dr. C. Wilson, Protilsor of Church History in the Univer sity of St. Andrew's. Yesterday morning, at St. Ann's Church, Mr. William Horne, to Miss Mary Rose, of Kentish Town A few days since, at St. George's Chureh,Hanover-square, Charles Melville, Esq. of the Island of Trinidad, to Mrs, M. A. Orde, widow of the late Thomas Orde, Esq. LONDON MARKETS, &c. ' RETURN OF WHEAT IN MARK-LANE, M . Messrs. Cu t t.n and M A Lt. 4s, Meal 'Weighers, Including only from the igth of Nov. to the 24th of Nov. agree4bl) to the.'new Ae.l. 13 Quarters at 130 ott ' 660 Quarters at mos od po -•--- at 1325 ott • 115 6c) ----- at 13Os 041 ' . 6zz at 98i od 98 ----- at vals ott 23g -- 7 at 96s (41 3 2 , at; 121/i 011 267 33 0 - at 93$ 14 Ss l 49 99 --- ar 1175 od too 809 ----- at 1155 od ' :421 —4 ut 33s Ott 244 - at itzs od 165 1301 1004 -- at toss od t 2. •• at 84$ od 35.---.. at 306 s od 29 813 -,------ at •toss od 296 10 4 45 —at 103$ 011 120 --- - at 73s od , 1360 -4 , --4 at tau 611 vgB ---, at 7ts ad 332 ----• at 1025 011 103 ---.--.—... at 625 ad Total vi,gta Quarters.—Average ropy. Bid. 3s. g)d. higher than last Return. A RETURN OF FLOUR, From Nov. t 7 to Nov. 23, from the Cocket-Oflicc. Sacks. s. d. Sacks. s. d.. Sacks. s. 4. 14 1 0.5 o 57 -7 97 0 397 9 0 4 104 411 35 ---- 96 0 20 ^^^... aR 0 S 2 S 6 ---- 100 - 0 .553 —950 7 ----Ss o sit 99,0 110 93 Q. JO S 4 / 66 98 a 4 92 a to --s, 97 6 to gr o Total-6786 Sacks.,-Average 95,. Bd. 25. 314. higher than last Return. AVERAGE, PRICE OF ENGLAND AND WALES. Ending Nov. 24. When S;a 01 Barley 40 04 `}d eans 495 id Rye 40 ild 1 Oats 27s 7d i Pease sos tut PRICE OF HOPS. SAnS. POCK tTI. Kent, 31. U. to 4L t4s. Kent, 41. to 51. Gs. SUINCX, 31. 12$. to 41. SS. 1 SUSSCX, 41. to 41 ES. Essex, 31. IoS. to 41. 6i. ( F.trnit on, 61. —S. to St. —s. SEEDS, Red ('lover - • 6ps tp t0r.,.) WhiteAit to - 7os to z to. Trefoil .. • • 24c to 4u per cwt. Carraway . • 106 s to 11211 Cgrisnder - - . to 3 to XIS od Turnip - . -18 s to 24$ per bushel. White Mustard Seed . .6s od to 9s od ditto. Brown ditto - • 12S tO 17s ditto. Canary - - • 7s ad to Ss 9d ditto. It ye:Grass - - •- aos od to 3os per quarter. 1'12.1“ OF LFATHEIt (per lb.) ATM:ADE:NH. I ,IA Hints, r,o to shlb. each 231. to 2,0. Ditto, 6o to 651 b. each 2.0. to 264 - . Merchants' Backs,- , 220. to 2 . 0. Dressing Hides, - 221. to 234. Fine Coach Hides, - . 211. to 2441., Crop Hides for cutting, . . 234. to 2..4. ; Flat Ordinary • - 2 to 234. edit . Skins, 3a to solo., per Dozen 330. to 39d. per 11r. Ditto, So to 7alb., 32(1 to Al. per lb. Ditto, 70 to itolb. 324.. to 344. per lb. Small Seals (Qrcenland) 4aci.- to 4.4 , 1. per lb. Large ditto, - itos. to 168 s. per Dozen. Coat Skins - —s. to —s. ditto. horse fiidd tics. to 365. per Hide, RAW I:1 101:6. nett fleifersantl Stews (p. it.) OnUnary, is. 0 4, to / 3 . 2 1 3. Is. Bd. to 4s. 4d. Mirket Calt, los. 64. tack. 4d. to ,35.. 6d, Eng.lllorse 14s, to 17s. Mai. Sheep Skins - 3s od to 6s od smirnirtrLD MARKET, Dec. 26. To sink the Otral —per stone of Blb. Hof, 4c. 4d. to ss. 4d. Veal, ss. od. to ss. od. Muttow, 4s. 4d. to ss, ` Pork, 3s. 81. to 45 ) Bd. H&AD CATTLI THIS DAY,. nein t 6, about Isoto NE WC ATE and !.FADE, t4IIALL MARKETS. ircase• By the C Beef, '3s. 0,1. to 4s. 4d. Mutton, 2S, 41..10 44 , 4d. Veal, 34. Sd. to ss, ed. Nap 34. S. co 4S. &l. PRICE OF 1 i4nles's Market 46, 7d. Clare Market 74. ‘Vhitecitapel Market 4s. 6d.. - per stone of --. 13s. 84. Average price 4s. 60.- Yellow soap, 825.—M0t Price of Candles per dozen, TALLOW. Town 'fallow S. 775. .d Russia( o.(Caod)7os,7zs.6d Russia do. (So.j—s.ed.69s. Motting Ditto rough 41*. od. Craves 10. od. Good Dregs us. ed. los.—Curd. 94%. 125. *d.---Aloulds, 13s. od. St. JAMES's IIAY MARKET, Dec. s. !fay, 31. os. od. to 41. tbs. od.—Aver. 31. as. od. Straw, 11. 53i. od. to 21. bs. od.—Aver. tl. 17s. od. WIIITECHAPEL MARKET, Dec. t. Hay► 31. iSs. ed. toil. 12S. 011.—Aver. 41. ss. •d. Clover, 41. 4S. ad. 10 V. S. oti.—Met. 41. 16i. cll. Straw, it. 14$. od. 10 21. os. 04.1.—Aver. 11. 17). ed. COAL EXCHANGE, Nov. 30. Best Coals, in the Pool, per Cita!droll Delivered to Housekeepers at - - Sunderland, per Chalciron - - Delivered to Housekeepers at - - 59, 61 71. 6t 64 ail IDA,. Bank long.knn. t 7 ` t• t6th Ditto Short Ann. 11 New Ann. Omnitun, gi 9 pr. Imperial 3 per Cent. S 7 Ditto Ann. Cons. for Opt:Kilo& ;9 i DIED. On Thursday last, at Edinburgh, Lieutenant john Wil son, of the Dumfries-shire Militia. On the alit ult, at Sunny sank, Mr Aberdeen, Major 'Mercer, of Auclinacanty. On Wednesday pommy; last, the Rev. Samuel Malay, in the 86th year of his age, one of the Chaplainsof His Majesty's French Chapel at St. James's, and upwards of i'alf a cen tury Minister of the French Church of St. Martin Orgar, Martin's-lane, Cannon4treet, On Sunday morning, Agnes, the infant daughter of Mr. J. Christian, of Wiginore• street. On Friday week, in the 34th year of his age, in consequence of a fall from his horse at the review of the Scarbro' Volun teers when on permanent duty at Mahon, Wit Liam Leatham, Esq. eldest son of Isaac Leatharn, Esq. of Barton, and Lieutenant of the Barton Troop of Volunteer Cavalry. On the,iGth ult. Mr: Thomas Tuck, of Edmonton. On Sunday morning last, Mr._ lames 11 Lean s , Propriety? of the Cecil-Street cofke-house, aged 88 years. PRICE 0, YENTiC Rink Stock, Navy per Ct. shut per Cent. 1 797.9" fish s per Cent. 4 per Cent. 7+ 3 per Cent. K ati. s 7 f s 8 3 Ile( Cent Con. stlii -- - FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, ROOKERY lI , JUSE, WOODFORD, ESSEX. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. 'ROBINS, On the Premises, on. Monday, December to , _ 1894, and fol- lowing days, at Eleven o'Clocß , H E whole of -the ExCellent• HOUSEHOLD - FURNITURE, some curious India japan Wardrobo4 !lose-wood Cabinets, Tiibles, some Paintings ;.tour Pigs, twO Cows, a Rick of Hay, Garden, and Farming I itiplerneuts, and a variety of Feeds, at the Rookery House. near the . George, Inn, at Woodford, in the County of Ess e x .. The Furniture comprises a very large variety of Bedstod, l and Bedding, with Cotton and other Hangings, prime:Bed ding, and'appropriate Chamber Furniture, Drawing-Room; and Diriing.Roorn Furniture, and Window Curtains , C l iairA, T.tbles; Glasses, Sideboard; 'Kitchen and Dairy litensils. May be viewed on Saturday preceding the Sale; Catdogues may be had on the Premises; at Garraway's ; at the George AulCastle, Woodford ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick•Etrcet, PARK-LANE.—TRULY ELIGIBLE RESIDENCE *OR A FAMILY OF DISTINCTION j , • TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION, By - Mr. ROBINS, At Carraway'a-Cotree- house, Exchange-alley, Combill, On Friday, the aist of December, at Twelve O'Clock, uf'l 6l an acceptable ottilr, is made by Private Contract berero.l4 isth of Decennia, . / \ , V,EIt . Y . Dr orAble LEASEHOLD EsTAT S, .._ I comprising a spacious E L.EG ANT NI ,11#510,, 1 Nate in the most preferable part of PARK. ST" .- C 2 ' No. 113, and extending to Park-lane, cominaraiii4 %P" terrupted views over Hyde i'ark and thcjidjac eit t_Coant l ; .the late .Residence of a Noblem.in deceased : contains the Ground Hour, a spacious Entrance Flail , E r ' with stone, Breakfast- Kuonr, capital Bating-i<onit .1,1! bury. with bowcdfront to the 1'44., an le vat St Staircase tu the first Stor, which contains twu 01:±it 3 Drawing-Rnoms. one with y bowed front to the I a rk, A 1161. chamber anal a Dressing-Room ; live excellent and pleas 4 Bedchambers on the Second Story , and six g o od Arco ova ; on the Basement are roomy Oftes of every description, Cern pietely fitted up, an open airy Yard walled round ; and.at a snort distance in South .street, are three Coach.houses (of four, Carria,:es, and Stabling for nine Horses, with Lofts alai Rooms over: The whole it in substantial repair , and form ing a most desirable Residence for a Nohl-man or Gentleman 'i• f.loidy ; the Premises are held for an' unexpired term of twenty-tous years,-at a low . Ground Rent. To he viewed with Tickets onlyiculars may b e haft t part Ol.l the, Piejinses ; at ' Garraway's CotE:e-liottscr ; and of Mfr. Robins, Warwtik-street, Gold en-s q uare ; where Tickets to viewing um be had No. 29, ttfUndel.Stivet, Sept. 13 1...1. VOR Eleven Years I have relin . 1 ii all l her guts le ot the cure of those deficiencies which are the consequences of a destrudive habit. , . The undoubted qualifications which I pos s es s , as a Men!' • her at' the Royal Cellege of Surgeonsv thrall/fly a Sure/40,0 the Araiy, and the extent of say experience in this vecula line, constitute my chain to that superiority, which cannot be attained by the illiterate, or even b y the most respael.ible general Practitioner, whose mind is.harassed by attention to an immense variety of Disorders. 'l'be very singular complaints of Dilease find Debilit o y t , in whief from every pirt 0 f the world Iti be.. 31 coot.ted , must have considerably conduc.cd to my perfect comprehen. SlOtt of the most cnuipliCated CaseS. . If Diseases arise from the ificiisCretiOtt Of an Unguarded mo ment, and it such Cases of distressful disarG.ingearnt do exist, as those which are the cronsequences at an I ..bitttai vice, can any Man assume 'a better talc to trc.tt them than a 'regular Surgeon ,- resigning all other Prailice ter the Treat ment of thi-se, and concentrating his atticntiun anti studies 10 • this particular point ? In recent Cases of Infeaion, all rain, Dangers and D ig ; tress may be yielded, and la the first sensations 41,1 e?:,,, WeAness, ;finch fur misery may be prevented, bY 6 . lit; means at is .. animation Its‘Yal reltore 'wait! I and strengtn t. the Constitution. Through inconsiderate neglea the slightest cases begone ,• - i important, but it is the acqu it einem of exclusive experiaix in this line to give a safe and permanent testoration, d'" when other Practitioners have faded: - - • intTcrivilerv,nbsuotfirloeMicutiticerTtairocaarinrsewperlcisewlyiessstaateuddoliiki t x ber o . itaclosed, MARTIN BREE , „ Member of the Royal c.,:ullege of Surgeons in Lo9dell• "°4,29, Arundel-street, Strand, neer TeMple-bAr. , ~,„,, ,;(lcre Is ao addit iotidl entrance in re2.:1,,..3L.,......tY ~1' VhWEREAL BLINDNESS, &c. ~ 'To Mr. THOUMI TAYLOI, S 1110>11, Nu, 9. MI. Brktge-strear, London. tit Alt its,. . . .T T is with the 'mast heartfelt satiaaaion that 'II, A addres you on the incOmparable excellence of yo' 4l l I to valliable Medicine IEAK.E's PATENT PILLS. li t a. Spring:of this year . l• had time mtstbrtune to cuntraa A s il _ n . real Complaint, attended with the most: alarniing aiel ~ .7, 0 ous, symptoms; insornich, that I have ► bedo ol' il ,i,r .Otty,foorn for a elinle week together, and nor able t i) _, paino t ore nighx nor day, ;ad sultileil the Tor eurociAtldg andnt, arid what was still w.,reT4 my o e b ye ie s ti ir , ei i v i ewsieearksoan!lodsienit,o tsitile,tutitauti lexcpoeueltc,i:iciv:,;fli,illgsittittis!, any than rite totai loss of my sight.— From a stout, lo':,"" i l and rather corpulent man, I became a I nere Slotio'•vt 4r plc over, an ----d thotigliti my recovery impossible, In this drea.to world, I was f ortu na t e ly recommended by a ncignbeor ~.;,, try. your Medicine; but havi ng tried all motical aid toll.: '‘.°: 11: 1 1 13 1 4!) l u de r-lije i seP ra isIt ti pai l ebE e °c:: : ndixieutecnY:le.' andt Icl ; :itici' i lbri n aer 14 I:yvfatpiarenveciirllisYs(h)tgllln:tirdakitlNlutauYiksateletelk.:ryir:tc°illitileh4tbrel;::4lt:lA°l. ialCjili::(;)Itgtlili:::.tcleis:;111.111:;:i and sigh i t le g a r r e t w y a bc 24 tt v e,roatul, to ,the great surprixe And 15t ; ),.i rdi !ueo t t li ot it . n al l:tnreyntgrtiheintivsa lalf)t:rrfettakilyingretsliioreroce t b , p a x i c la s C' stn whichYLt are shouldt ( tha , n o s i tOm a r G you' think proer, for the benefit of society at 13rS j a le ielt i r°ld i a li v: 411:; : clb s e c n Yriu t ;nYl N l ' m o r ti u YGnivPi' u-elfts3 sooner,, alibsl: bu t. bl t l fi Sc : j a ci i 1 n s 3 f e e ns3)Yf atra:: els ` 3l; A'4i re D " e P a se r S . ir, l roltiiil2oilb4liwgeitithlituhm° ou'lternSnesrtVgarantri,"ldlic• 4 - ' 4111 , , . i 1 .1 • ingthfstreet, Burtnnitleatn, NOV. 1, Op. ..,4 SO all Ihe above Medicine is earnestly,•recorninend.- 4.„,a01 Persona that are in any doubt of their being entitelYot`illicr, every Venereal A tt::•etion r particularly. to thosc 3b4) al t's' ing their centhtion in life, as it will certainlY c ia , et every vont of that nature, of however leng stlonicti. however disguised under the appearance in cab er Coto' it may be; ter Scorbutic, Glandular, and Cutancou!3o/ in plaints, iris also recommended to be taken, 1/4%1 the Spring, Summer, and Fall. ' ol4l' Prepared and sold ' by the stale Proprietor, Tit °r ono , At I.os, Member of the COrporation of Surge,"l: 9 h , will C4 l/6 his House, No. 9, New Bridge-stre et ; " i l lic i t wAdavlicaen,sl%vveitrhyoua.tticanttsee, L , ettoterspe,rsolinps ot:tll.pi7vit,hese sone on .. t rt.„, no o te w rni n s p , aorbtisceurviainrgreignuacislt,cases the most inytolableLe: 77thoir o P f ati m en ur t e is o ia l r: i 3 e s o y r e : r a s se , t h ibi ai t ing been mentioecth. ' 1 an extensive sale of the abotih:eel'hriquasPedrtitefititile't,;(ll::ll44l:lllll.3l:l;lull.sJ arisirig therefrom h ' is . t tb ° Vjr. • They .are also. sold b t , his appointrnenx,.:l_ sir. Kr fumeei.:, No. 35, St. Al an's-Street, Pall-M A bak e r , so 4 tilt: ' • vet bertson's Toy-shop, No. 1031 Oxletti-alr'-'l,l by ,00 " ' *id No. t ,, Union-rovv, Little To-W(lld' ;, a nti b in Ni p , son in every considera4je Town in F -Ix g s li 'and Pl 3in 'no ot only as. 9d. each, sealed Up, - with tu . on , •a ' rections, --.vhereby Persons of either Sex Iraq ~,,, ' i,.. ivo!' selves with ease and secrecy. . -. • sca le(' v , 0 N. U. Each tux sold to Great of the irm is . ii9ql , ew a stainp,. on which, by its or tH e "- rs,;(l' ?, ' ll O ~ ...,• T , A , 1a 1 I printed at the Stamp...ol.lo ~.I,7:eiLit;r, ari l )1 Bridge-street, —to mutate which is ....•`'''..*°°' A recounterteits. STOI r ~. i f