The Sun. — London, England, 1806-09-26 00:00:00

OLD - 1 - 1 - 27ILEY, - Uri'. '25 • Maria a respeayle looking abollt 69 years of age, .waaltdictiel for steal , . . • ~ e a - Taantav of books, par6ineht, piaeres, and article3'; the property ". - kihn - Parkiiison. GURNEY,:for the pre.:: seatd, that was with great rclualie.:e his Client prosecuted the • oner at the bar, but he was compelled.to do so, a 7 the purpose Of g , :tttin : at her son, if possible, a ery idle. .and profligate young Man, throtigh whom liaito‘teiee: Prisoner was brought to 'her then 7 *le.,- -;iireitien, and who bad been indieled ree,eeing the articles so stelen, but absconded: The Prisoner, he allowed', was an obje& of compas sion and mercy her lace husband had been a re speetable• AttOrney, and a. native' of Ireland; but, from Seine embarrassment in - his affairs in that coun try, was anliged to take shelter in this. The Prose-. • haeina - some knowledge of him, ahortly (nes to his death permitted him to deposit,, in a loft et the topaif his house in Albion-street, Blackfriars, a b .x, containing- a quantity of deeds and papers. :4 his loft .was 'iviaeining a-garret, _whet ein the Prose corer had ,several hundred volumes, of valuable books,,bound and unbound, a quantity of parch -leceids, pietures,'Sec. After her husband's death, the • Prsoner was permitted to have constant access to t;as lott, where her husband's box and papers had - 4--seen deposited. But, one, day in particular, in the aienth of June last, she applied to one of ,the ser • eaets to assist in carrying down a box, which ap-; : eeared very heavy 'A. coach was called; she . carried away the box. Some short time ;tier this, the Prosecutor was passing by a second , hand bookseller's slop, near Clare-market, when,' to , • kis great surprise, he- recognized some of his own books for sale ;- and ; upon inquiry, traced the son of the Prisoner. to bp the persou .who had sold them to he bookseller ; with the assistance of .a Bow-street I .Officer; he discovered the son at the Plough public :, house, in farey-street, where he then lodged ;. and, upon searching his apartment, found the supposed _ box, which had been carried away by the mother, ' containing between forty and fifty, volumes of the P'rosecutor's roost valuable books. In the course of the evidence, which was nearly, as stated by the Learned Counsel, it appeared that the Prikmer's son had access to the loft where his father's papers were, as well as_ the mother; he had been there ten or twelve times, but he never was observed-to take.any thing away with him. • • Some evidence ,was about to .be offered respeaing the prisoner's codfession of the fad, but it appearing. that she had been indueed to the confession either. ,by threats or, otherwise, the Learned Judge rejected it The books were identilied,.but none of the ) Witnesses could speak positively as to the identity_ of the , box, although some • figures were printed on- one side-of it, which might catch the eye, or refresh the wolledion. the part. of, the Prisoner, a very respeaable • elooking woman. tivi.t tY whqm she and her daughter . had lodged upwards of zwd - years ; wag called to her character, and described her to be sober, honest, in dustrious, and.in. all respects an excellent woman ; bat that .she , and.ber.daughter were totally ruined by ixr.protligaite son. The Leatned.ludge (the COI\MON* SERJE ANT) told ,:he - Jury,.. that even it the box bad been identified, .the Prisoner, might not have taken it away with, any telortioieeintent,, but : merely for the purpose of car rying 'her late:, husband's papers e. however, the cir cuinstince of :the never having-been known to take thing 'away from tlee-Prosei,:uter's house, awl the Fri:ioney Wavh g take.; such, a box as was ,foond at, berSoir's; lodgiegs, made .11.1,e circumstancevery strong age:dist her.. • • .44 • • , The Jury, aftere,short consultation, acquitted the .1); ": ' - • 7 • She,w j as then indi4led, oinilT with her son,,,for. .stealing other nooks and articles, the .property.of the Prosecuvor ;',andalso separately,• tar „sorne - imieles 'found at her lodgings, belonging to the:Prose&tter: ,Upon each of ,which Mr. Gu R Neg? repeated, , t hav the „sole objeaof _the Prosectiter being, either to' come .at her son, or hanish.him :this couptry entirely;,he 7 did not mean. to offeranyevidenceon either of these ,ohurges. The son bad already, been •cOrnii6ted of a _telony, • and received His Majesty's pardon ; he still .40,ered to .these sort of habits, and now evadeFthe ,etids of justice by abscondiog. , The Pril4oner was consequently acquitted on both tbese Inctiathenp _• Burwx,Keel,ing:and-Jantes Hatt, two youths.only 10, and 1. I, yeors.-cif, age, were -convicted of stealing a- : pieeepof printed cotton, the property of Bridge ..affil-04erti4inpt7drapers, Whitechapel, • _The goods .inquestion' were exposed at the out-. side of the shop-door, for the purpose of enticiog the iNis.gengdiN to purchase ; but they unfortunately enticed the. Prisoners to pilfer, when they - were caught in - the fa a of carrying them away. .• The LEARNED JADGE,observed, that while shop keepers held out such temptations for theft, they must expect to experience such losses. The present Calendar was full of such otrenCes, and if the prac tice was continued; there must, .in the end,, be a Special SessiOnS appointed for trying similar crimes. Joh74`Hall, a hi-Ailey enachinan, was 11.1diaiN 1 for stealinga,red-leather pocketbook, containing an' invalid certificate, and four dbllars, the property of Richard Hotrman, a mariner. The ProSecutch stated, that he had just returned from an eighteen months. voyage, to and from . ;China, when he hi - Ought his comradetO the India- House, wherehe received the dollars , in questicm ; — . and would nave a Noyage in a coach' to his destined port at Mile-end. They accordingly 'hailed the Pri -s,oner, and being bound for Mile•end, they dropped anchor at sortie, public-houses on the, way ; 'add, in the course of their merriment, gave the coachinan share. of the grog and biscuit. They finally dropped anchor at the sign of the Plough, at Mile-end; wen _the Prosecutor missed hi , . pocket-book, and although he was vjry groggy at. the time, he perledly recu7l - li,avng it when he last went into the .coaeh. Thejandlord of the pubis-heese said, that ex- . . p iii g=tJ e sailors, he wtts . oh the watch for tuld when they desired. that : the . coachman : should the-t,, i.e went to look for him, and folind hint tile privy ; he looked over the door, and distinct v out a red leather 'pocket bcfok, and: tol,r dollars, which he pht, in his;.w.:istcoat then threw the bone into the privy.—, The Witness then feict.ned - a necessity .of visiting the place, and got the Pum,mer our, when he recovered the pocket-httok and,its contents. then accused the Prisoner cif the 'thFr.t; • but lie de!iied it with l threat. - The dollars;.vere found in his'pLi3e4on. The; employer Of the Isrlsoner,, \rho had Lkiot.vit him front his infancy, gave him an excellent charac ter;_ but the Jury found' Guilt!! (tfit&ty larceny. JaV2es Peek wLts indiEted for stealing a bale of muslins,Coniaining 3 D 2 pieces, the property, of john • Henry Eccles and John Eccles, Whole Sale Linen Merchants, in .Cheapside. The wife of the Prisoner, Hester Peele, had al ready been tried and,zcquitted for this offenee. , It appeared, that,the.Prosecutors had received the bale of goods in question; from Manchester, on. the sth instant, and they lay opposite the warehouse, while a place to deposit them was preparing. They were seed before the warehouse about seven o'clock in the evening, but at eight they were gone.; _Ap plication was immediately made to the Oilicers.'at Worship-street, and they discovered, at the Prisoner's lodgings, in Mile's -court, Type-street,, thirty-seven pieces of stolen muslins, concealed between the top and covering of the bed. His wife was at home, but the Prisoner was absent. .The Officers, after long and diligent search, at lass apprehended the Prisoner on the tBth inst. The Jury, under all the circumstances, found the Prisoner Guilty of Petty Lacteal!. During the whole of the trial, the :Prisoner con.; ducked himself in the most violent indecent manner ; every witness who appeared against him he threatened,. andnccused of false swOrnig s and, when retiring, 'heturnedto the -Police Officers, in 4 menacing posture, swearing, that they falsely swore his life away, and lie Ikoilid be revenged : ' He ap •peared to tlea young mail; not more than 'twenty two years of4ige; - The following Prisoners re&ved sentence as follows : Sarah Pitcher annudith Kelly, to be transported for. fourteen years. Eleanor &Arnett, WilUam -Bell, Benjamin En field, William Hardy, .John Morris, Mary • Ann Brown; Mary Staiford, Edward Hawkins,-Thomas . Watson, Robert Burgess, lameis Peele, Joshua Isaacs, Mary Millan, Charles Field, Elizabeth Browning, George Ford, Ralph Goodall, Mary Male, Mary Walker, JOseph Burke, James TraVers ; James Algers, William Lee, :Harriet Haines, Mary . Ann Deochean, john Bird, Abraham Knight, Cattle rine M`Nalty, William klumnfiries, Eleanor Russell,. Sarah HaYward, Sarah Legouch, Timcithy Coakley, William teanian, .And Butcher, George, Johnson, Ann Singer, Moses Evans ; John Cureton, ,Frinices Marticet, David Williams, Henry Farrer, Thomas_ Parkin, and - James 'Ward, to be transported for seven years. . John Beal, to•be confined six months in Nevitat - e, at the expiration of that time to find sureties, him self in one hundred pounds, and two sureties infitiy pounds each. • • . .. • Thomas Day and' Jimes Saffern, to be whipped in: • gaol; and, con fl lied one calendar imp th- ia Newpre; Maw Smith, John Greaves, and Stephen Patker,• to be fined one and confined one caleadir month in Newgate..- Mary, alias Elizabeth Gunton, Elizabeth Bray, Ann Hudson, Catharine Carey, and Cad - whit.- Wil son, to be tined one shilling, and confined one Week in Newgate. Matiloa and.. Thomas Miller, to. be fined one shilling, and confined one year' Newgate. Hannah Cunoll%', alias C'onnnr, James Madden, Susannah Taylor, John Gale, Eliza beth Smith, and Mary, Doe, to be fined one shilling, -and confined one year in the Hotoe'nf,Cbt'red,ion. • 'Ilona; Evans; - to be fined is. and c...)utined two . years - in the House of CorreEtion. 7'' .l 4 ,Tary Roach,.- , Mary Wallis, Mary Good, Alike Bnning, l-larrt I+4. , ;leton, Ann Henry, Wun'Ash -rnore; Maria Holland, Sarah: Goneher,. Margaret GrJe'n, :Sarah Burgess; Jatie Ifolland; -Win:Jrne lock, and Thornas•Pullinger, to be fined one and to be 6)llfind six 'Months in the ITOiliSe Cur,- redion, and kept to hard libour. - 2 - - Elizabeth Smith and 'Thomas .to be ..whipped-in gaol and dkeharged. r. -• John Perry, and 416 Hall—sentence ,respitA.td. • john Hall„ to be whipped in gaol ) ,and , confined oneyear in the. House of Correction. Frederick-Detman, to be publi.ely whipped. . ~~S . EZ r POLICE. . . .pt/BL It-OFFICR, 867. 1 1 k EtT.7-od' Wednesday the two men in - Custod)', - .uspidon 'of Murdering Ann Webb, • iti"Higgler'S-.le, St. d'ee'ri,:re's:-fields, Were again brought •before Mr. GRAHAM; for exa mination, when - Buckle was discharged, lie proving, that on the night thelniirder vests perpetrated he had - been put to bed by some. women in a state of the Most extreme intoxication. By' the exertions Of Anthony, Adkins, Lavender, and Hopwood, under the directions of Mr: GRAHAM, twenty-four wit nesses have been procured, and their depositions taken by Mr. GRAHAM, which forma long chain of circumstantial evidence relative tbllie deceased ; but :1 on the young man who is in custody being produced • -before a numb& of 'witnesses, on Wednesday, some of them meant him in their e'vidence as to his con nexion with the deceased ; the others meant another nun, who, on investigation, proved to -be of the same name and trade with the young man in-custody: they worked in the'same concert), and were both intimate with . the deceased.—The worthy Magi , strate's exertions to bring to justice the perpetrators of so foul a crime were thus,, in some degree, frus trated: but he told the young man he could not let him go, under all the circumstances, and ordered the Officers to exert themselves M finding the other young man, of the same name;as the Prisoner, as deSeribed by- some of the witnesses. • Two I more wen and. a woman have been appre 7 headed, charged with being concerned with the gang who. have forged soldiers' and: sailors' to such a great extent, as we stated a - feW days. since—They have been privately examined by Mr. GRAHAM, and were committed on Wednesday. MARL.Bottouoa-STREF:T.--A baker in NT ar'sr-10.- bone, li•as...charged, lay a iespeclable woman, with robbing her/dish, which was delivered to'hirn for the oven. - The Yrosecutrix stated that she sent the dish to the b:tehciase, which Contained . a - rice'pv& ''ding, -but on -.fetching it back there appe'4 - ed to - be a LON 1)0 N : finv,;(l by. R - 14A - KRI., 'of NO. 4, Martl,tlt.dou' rt, Bor:'=strect ; aui At t,liQ SU.N VFICE, No. 13 '2, Stand; wLere lisim'ents Orders.; considerable qua t tf, of pudding: deficient. Xt wis not merely she pudding-in the present instm - L]e,that s h for,. but the p ra6tice - hail been .reiLifi&l to ndi a system; trmt she couitt ti 6 longer remain silent on-the subjea. The (()mplaitiant enumerated her ,soeral -..losses at various times, consisting Of about •the balf : :of her fat, tineat, ehops'i steaks, &c. As for the, phimb'praldingti, of late, she had not had abore , hall of them back 'again. The-Baker; in his defence, attributed the toss .to spilling and wasting; and there being no substatitial proof .of the robbery adduced,' the !Complaint -ixa , dismissed with an admonition,to the taker. ,r • . PVIITAC OFFIC; HATTON GAliDEN.—YeStalbfay a labourer, Of the name of -Alt . , in the.einplojj . . - of 'Mr: .Borind , , , stove-manufakurer, in Clerkenwell, was evaniined'on a charge of stealing iron Mrs intende'd 'flit' grates . ; Having been long .suspeaed, in consequence of several' articlesAving unissc:d;_he was , Watehed,.and - was yesterday detc(t. ad with about thirty pounds of iron concealed in his apron.' The property was ',\vorrt to by Mr. Bound, atnt the Pris Oner was committed for.',:rial. QUEBN'-§(4,I)ARE;-- - .TWO men 'named Dean and .73,4i1ey , wOrkthen to Mr, Prosser, a' Sword.cutlei ne.tr Charing-Cross, were charged with purloining various articles of silver and metal from their rnas ttl- 3 mountings haVititibecHn'eliarged for by the men, and not 'being to be found, a search was made, and suspi!:ion falling on the two men, a 'part was fiAtild on and another part traced to their. disposal, Mr. NE and Pait.urs fully committed them f 4 pr trial at . the next Sess,fonS. tr - atoN-HAL4.- 7 -,Yesterc4ay, Mrs. Barrington ; a well known pedestrian' on the pavement of Fleet,' street s was charged, for tharshe, with .toot her Pidy or two, had robbed the servant of a vinegar-mer- , 6Ant in the Borough, the .night before last; of hiS purse,contatninA notes ,and money to theamouni of 171. They were committed for 'further examination. . MAWSION-HQUS E.---:l'eiterday a man named Brice applied to the LORD AlAvott 1 - Or a surnmons for one .of the City Officers,' who is appointed tashperintehd Billingsgate Fish-market. The. Complainant stated, thit , he that morning Went to the market with some . .fish; andthat the Officer; without the slightest cause, threw hid basket into the middle of '-the street, and said lie,certainly should not Sell his 'goods there.— The Complainant stated, that be wis a Freeman of the City, and always paid the'dFlTerenf charge s that were made on- him. His Lordship said, that he would'ord . er — thc Offir.:er to attend the followintr, (14y„ and -if he had "ae.ted as stated, without cause, he sii(ctild be severety punished. ' . . . _ We heartily congratulate. our. brave Soldiers and Sailors on their gaining.. the • Spanish treasure at Buenos 4y-rc§ : tlir,,cgnrage. deihan&.xt such "rd ; .k.bitpry to hOar of their further. SUlccef;s irk:Pßiticipa.titigijp the, -immense sum of 'l'wo ilinidt4,Tliousand Putands.Prize Money, which will by Dante Furtune on the '1:;t1i et Ne . 4 41013i11: BIRTH; On the Stli -of "August, at il3 - arbadoes, the La(ty of Lieu tenant-Colonel Marry,. commanding the tsth of a I)itighter. DI4D. • .O t t Monday.tast, at Thoreshv, in the - County of -Lincoln , ' th:t'Rev. Thomas Birch, many ye.:4 - s Rettor of that Parish. • Titi'7same day, at Kenilworth, near Coventry, Mts. lti'rd, w ,. ...door.ol;(ohn.Bird„ Esq. formerly an Alderman'of -the City of Coventry. Ott Wednesday Last',..At Blackheath, Peter Wright; Esq. Conduit-street, MaSter orrthe' ItepOrt Office, ,the Curt of. Chancery. . • • The same day, in Percy-street, 'William Jarvis Closter, E s c ! : lion of :-Vrcnikild"GlOst.r„ Esq. ills Majesty's nev..oeneral'of Trinidad. , Lately, aLNlrp.mr-lionSe, .near RO'rnsey; Hampshire, sud denly, Samuel Lockhart, Esq. A •few days ng'o, at his house in Ruthin, Wales, John Lloyd, Esq. of Berth, Denbighshire,' Chief niqice on the Carmarthen Circuit. • Op the • 9th inst. at the• Hot Wells, Bristol, .Mr. Joshua Ciloin only scn of the Rev. Mr.' Gilpin, Vicar of Jtock-' wardint, in Salop: ' • • Gln.Saturday, Mr.'Samitel Hazard; Bookseller and Printef, iit c . hedp.stuet, . Pat h. . - , , On the 2ptil ot July last,' in' hiS 19th year, 1 11,. C. Wnit worth, youngeSt son of Mrs..WentWelth, the Star Inn, in okfmd. He was a Mids.:ll4lmin) on board. His MajestY'S ship the Raisonable, , and.tvas-u the taking 'd the , Caoe of C 00;1. Holie, and afterwapili sailed with Sir fh Popli , ..rn to South America, where he vitas present at out late 71orimis cotriquest of litienoS. Ayres, the particUlatsbt which he had just trans mitted to his filet+, when. by sctitie aecidenz, a few minutes after he had sent.off his Lett .r, he fell oyerboa.rd and was drowned ; and the'sanie post brought an acconn, of the me lancholy event. • • t'R/CE 0 STOCKS YEST IDAy. Bank Stock, shut • .India Str•ck, • Navy 5_ per Cent 9; i i India 13 °"0.! . ..., ; per Cent:. 1797, stint Exchequer liill2, Is. dis. Is. Irish c per Cent. shut . ' prein, • ' 4 Per Cent, shut ,()rnntum, ?3 . per Cent.. Bed. shut , 3 per Cent. Deferred,.,. . l per Cent. Con 6z i 63U, Imperial, 3 per Cent. Bank L. Ann: shut • Ditto Ann. 8 4 Ditto Short Ann. shut • , Con. for 9t1.4 pa. 6 3 A. i f HICII WATER AT L9NDON BRIDGE TO-MOR• ROW. Morning, 24 min. after 2. Afternoon, 40 min. after z. , - A CHALLENGE. A ESSRS. CURRIE and Co. challenge the*hole lv IVorld-to prove . a single instance where their 'Medicine and Neiiiod of Cure have failed of the desired effect. , The pradice or Many years - inAhis particular branch of their pro •lessibit has not givetyrise tb one.:unsuceessful case. They con. ' tinue to dire& their studies : ta' the treatn„` a and cure of cer tain Complaints, and that derangement of. the s . :stem whiiih • is the consequence of a slestrudive habit: It is a -truth, that the indttlgraCe in this solitary vice brings on those Deficiencies and 'Debilities' which frequently. : : preient and embitter .the Matrinioeial State and .imposes by anticipa tion upon itS unhappy ,=v the infirrnine , l of old age. • To , such persons it must be a consolinguetiettion to know' that they may now, by a new and infallible, mode of-treat ment, be restored to health, Strength, and manly.vii,our.-- M e s s rs. cu l tic and CO: being regular 7Ur,',e'ons• of the Koval College, the idea of ein.pireism cannot possibly be attached to their.praqice, the nothmg. but a thorough. conviction, con , - finned by many years'expertence of, the injudicious triCitle Of treatrrrent adopted by the i getteral Prattitionet in the'cure . of - Venereal Complaints, and that class of - Debility which inevi tably results from zlieindiserepons of youth s could' iluce them to deviate from/ the usual 'sy stern; and by perforniing the most surprising cures, convince 't he_ world of the decided su- ' periotity.of their made of treatment... . • ' ..N.lessrs„ Cizrrie'a9d . .Co.. may 'he consulted by patients of either sex, with the greatest delicacy, secrecy, and honour; az their House, No. toy, Hatton Garden. Letters from' the CouticrY . (post-paid), inclosing a Bank Notes stating the particulars, of the case, will have the necessary Advice. and Medicines sent to any part of the Kingd,niz. .Ibl ts lied ID . I, NV LLi ;%. ,t C ?S, 01 -10lItti MoitollSl f9SyCIIOt-square ; b r t he, Paper, Leiters Cbost-taid),Must SALES OF EST tIiTES. 13OCKS FREEHOLD „MANOR I;iTATE V:ALIT,BLE PRIfFERNII:::g To PE .S 01.1) IIY By Messrs. WINSTAN LEY . :and; SOS:, At Garr:iwavrs- orCTuestiay.Septein'azr ;cl,' tS:6; at T..velve Clock, A • Very Elig4 - )Ie and Improratle FREEHOLD 1: STA T ; consisting of the NI :ANO R.or 14. 1)- EA D, extending over.the whole I;arisiil, and lour ble Dairy Farina, with Farm-Houses and suitable )tit-build ings,ciantaining together 110. i.. r R.3oP. pr;rlcipally Grazing Land, lying nearly within a Ring Fer.ce , and comprising al_ inns/ the whole of the Palish of Hardin: sad, except a snail part, which is in the adjoining Parishes cf North Cr.,wlLy, hi..heley, Eintierton, and AStwood, ;n the -Cou:qy of Bucks, about six miles from Newport Ithree. tr. , rrx Coloey, twelve fruits Northampton, and lit ty.six .from don, in the several occupations of Messrs: Wm._Litd enemas Vattanfs, Wm. Clayton, F. 13. Old, and 'CI 13r,okei, resp'e,ci ahlt Tenants, on. Leases, which will ospire,4 L.,dy -day 'next, at old rents; ain )unting to tally La. t 4:. per ann. capa. bte . of considerable improvement, ticsia:!,: 5 . A.,31<._ 37P; of Wood Land in .hand. Also the Perper . ii;i Advows,n and next Presentation to the Reelory of or. about the annual value of z0;.,1. the present incl.:. tibmt 57 years of age. -- Messrs.SY. nd T. Bottoms, the 1:en.;11.;5,-,whl shew th* Estate.' Printed Particulars may be had at the Sv,..un, Newport Pag nett ; George,...Northampton ; Cock; S;toii.::y Stratford ; George; WobOrn ; Crow , Punstahle ; nit-.! ilia, Saint . Alban's; of Mes2.fs. Woodcock and fia:enan, SoliLitori, ?ft Lincoln's Inn New, stpLAre ; at the Plat:: of cite; znctof 114;:ssrs. Winstanley and Son, Paternoster- uvr , wherea Platt way be sezon. - • KENT . ••• • To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONE'Rekc:T; or L lE'rl'on LEASE„ MITE following FREEHOLD E STATES, po3- 1. sesibn of which may he had on th.: i i,111( ts:lohzr, tt05,4. A sirMt‘Antial roomy well-built liriLl; NI -7;.• E, caLed Stonebridge , Gre:ll.l-lolls, i.l the County of Kern (w,.11 calculated for a ;,tri6n dcs;reus of livtn rct . !reti,•in a healrliy Coor.rry, allows tint,.; on the right of thi!Turninke.lz.o...: Ni.:itistovc:to Ashtbiel; dist-mt frotn the lornir 13, fruic. :..au 1,:t.,1 4 dUus with COurt,parden, goc.d . .mtl ne'ccsiary and 26 \. I'i{: r.. 1 P. of Lahti, wh;ch consi6ts pritiabally•ot'Hop-grJurills and•Meadovvs, and each of the very first clality. ''Also a Valuable FARM, brought into the best state:of Cultivatioo by the Proprirzt , ..r. Cite? ) 'worth Court, in the Parish of . Ulcornb, at the distance of !nil t a Mile from the Turnpike Roadleading fro:n :,laidsione to A ati writ, anArtrottt the foriwr place 'six Nlifes; cion.,iawnt o.f a stros4:built . Farm House, :ri.a very pleaiautsitttation; t vivo good Barns, a large and cGr venient f)asthouse and Graha.l,' Stables, and other sttit:.Ole Put.buihtings,.together of eXcetding good Hop, Meadow, r ble, and Wotid- Land. • Mao a FARM, used with the p.bove, containing 46 A. 3R. whereof 40 Acres are. Meadow •and Saintrui +4:, and , the re... mainder N. 13. - There 7 is plenty of Game On the Premises, which are in complete repair, and in a healthy sittiatiwi. • i+.l,SO TO BE, LEI'T (and entered on linineciiateq if desired), a comfortable Residence, called Wtl I r EI-I()USE v with a large Garden, walled in', in a dry healthy situation, Close to Coxlieth (an _extensive turf), _in the Parish of Baughtoo.7l , ;ioncitelsea, four,Milcs from Maidstone; contain ing two good Parlours. tour good,iled-200friS, besiti4s ier_ vatits'), with a convenient Kitchen, and Wash and Brew.. house, and other and, if required, an Oxehard 'Meadow-tvitl.be. leli • . klessrs. Burr and rope, Solicitort f , Maidstone (if NAVIqA4F. CANAL TIMPERTY,. acid SUR.KEY i RON i<A-11,W6A .SHARES. • • MONT U I-I'4Y SAL,' SCOTT; On - Friday:the 3.ct Ott. at ; 17,ve1v,; o'Clock, at Cdtrawry'C i , STAFFORDSEURL and WORCEST ER i. SHIRE NA‘2IGATION —.\ Share4ittlsesta!)li - xcd Concern, from the 5!.V1i.1&N thelast halt yearly bivicitnat wa., al. ticar u1.411•&-t3nc- The WANDSWO RTH IRON RAI L "p DON—tight thliknal amt Nctv Ortto. Shares in the Colitoiiiati - 'it to GOMTC)i.., E ; Sh.+l , -s let the GRAN - O. AUNCTI(,)N, PEAK I;kYRESC., MyCji_ LANLASTtR, anceK,ENN ET aiul A:Vi)N • • - • t" Patlictliatsallte Nev. Hotel, Birminjtali; at Machetes Hutel, Piccadilly • .at Garrawdy's ; ant.t.uf Mr. Scutt, New Bridge-street, LutiCion. • MONEY FOR LIC 7 E ANNUITII,:S R, .1101ERTS infoitls Nobi lity aud•Gentry titaf - requife• ao!, isnmeklice ti.olfao rary cr permanent Supply of Monty, that be is 4u., - .;aul . .z:d by.laer,ons of the first - respectability to treat for tLe - vurcinse of lite.Aiitittitic:s, tO:5 2001, i h:r tin.. fur. numerous SUM'S of "aohey- ate-r e ady, '' liras: entit!e.l to Landed sitttei t -_fionse.s,; F unded r(l)_sty under. Trast by Will or Settlement, Clergymen's Livings, :Lay be in stantlY ac:.:optuodatett. _ Mr. - R. from 'several years praelice; can give an ate. answer to Siecurities eft:Jed him, which pre7entt many . disagreeable e•<r~sures of persona' affairs, that ten ti,:q.uentry attend . the Ne:;utiations of rnany. Persenal appticari9ns at h:s HO'ne i . No. 22, eecil.street, strand.. and I,e,tterA. pr.t . paid, ate drily atterirtry4 in. . bALM R AFFODS.Abe most • perwaneut Reiier . , and : is happily calculated for tiro Persons of either . Se): who from. ot , late sitting up, s,a;:rr.ary 'employment, an x',ety et mind, I,e -quent.intoxicatiOn; sudden fright : , tiver.exertion, a weakly the bide,-or other, causes, are sOjeel to t varjous iteryous affe , itions, including sick heidi-ache. hyster;c:+l • ant ecnisitiTaptive complaints. disrelish for . SUciefy or business,- tremor and greneral emotion on the most trifling occasions, loss of appetite, indigestion, &c. tint, lui tt ii.:- :!iate relief train the ui of this MedLiiie. - ,In debility, stun nal v eaknesses, bilious and irritable habits, tai dorsalls, or nervous consumptions, - itt , merit ptamls un rivalled. It enters into and mixes.with niosr s.unile of -the animal fluids, assists, invigorates.t he decayed juices, an I throws a genial wartnth upon the deotlitated. - and relaxed parts that stand in treed of assistarre. ' . , herons enie:ing upon the holy •':;tale of inatriinony slinua considar,,Crat '" where the fountain ti polluted, the streatr.s. that floW from it cannot he pure." . - In theonost excruciating pains of the stomach and viscera, or Windiness; it givt& a t tl.wher: the eiple has-been impaired, and I vigour exhouSted, by t:te irregularities.ol , youth, . bring on a pr,sniature,old age, it wilt . be found an invaluable Remedy. In all those diseases that have their rise from irregular re ing, or an enfeebled state of the digestive pow e'>, its efficacy isastonishing ; debility of speech,' anti all o. it r the .and eu rpo l e 4 l powers that depend on (.t 11.•: systetra,; have so fregyeiitlY and - staid -iiir i,!ea t as to fender unqUesnottible its ertic;:.:y i t A Savin,, , of Nine Shillings in Two t.;unicii::. The re:did , Balm of Gilead is sold in bufties, price H. there' are also family bottles, priee 33c. , ; • :4 • four bottle4' at ids. 6d. by Which thte•patie,:l ,:oves 9i. • nig also the duty; the stamp of which bears :ill , : Proprietor's. nanie and address," Saint. Soloilion„ e: . rpool," to imitate feloUy. The postage of-all , Letters. to the, : Doaorimust be .paid; and los. bit, as a lee enclosed for advice. . . . Sold by Mrs. Mathews, No,. 1.8, Strand, .London ; Mr.- 'Smith', Perfumer, - No. 35, and Mr. Rachiirn. North Mr. , Baxter and Mr. - Scott, South-Bridge; Mr. Davidson and - Husband, Elder and Co. Edinburgh; Mt. Baxter, GLasgow; W.•• Cameron, Greenock ; G. Baipiiing, Paisley.; 11. Craw. ford, 'Kiliniinock Young, Irvine ; A. Forsyth, .and I. Whiteside, - Ayr;- ,Crawfont, Girvan ; 1. Carson, • New. Pouglas ;T.M Ki I lam sKi rketod bright ;• T. C rate. Ka fkia aldy t j. Blyth, Leven; J. Dempster,,CUpar ; Allan, Olin., dee; . P. Croigie, Niontrose ; 1, Mitchell, anti J. Anderson, Aberdeen ; --Dr. V itite,ollanif; mosh, Inverne.is ; T. M`Kenzie, Stornaway ; P. Taylor, Strantat.a.; ',Anson. and ; W:Andersoii; Sterling; Coke and Re a l, Leith ; Alexander,. Diitifermline •Wilson, nine*. Ar broattl ; Dickson, Inglis,- Dumfries; i'liorson, Berwick; Weddel,,.Ainwick ; Patenion, Arbutr.tii u, and lamieson. Pc tetneati A. M'Donaid, Trungate, Giosg.w; anti !sir ni..st litisksellerS and Vender's of Patent Medicines in that . Kiuetl u t..