The Sun. — London, England, 1806-09-24 00:00:00

OLD BA/LEY;'lStrr. 23. Wiliam Hawkins was tried on an indielment for , feloniously assaulting on the higikway, near Caen Wood, on the road leading fro*Hampstead tp Highgate, - oiv the 7th of. August laSt,7Williarn ley, putting him in fear, and taking 'from his person - two 11. Bank notes, one 75." piece, and two dollars, his property. From the evidence of the Prosecutor, it appeared, that as he was proceeding along the road near Caen Wood, on the 7th - of August, be • saw • a gent 4 young man' On horSebiick• towards him, - ti* ~ • 'served' him suddenly St( p, a n d t a ke a pist o l fro 4 `his pocket, which hehei:ia him cock. This persOn . was tae Prisoner. He rode up to the Witness with itis pistol presented, and called out, " Surrender The Witness,, not immediately suspeaing his inten atked him what were his commands ? ,The PriSoner answered, " Surrender your money di realy !" Witness replied that he was a very poor man, and a very unfit objeCt for any thing of that hind.; that he had very little money about him more than was barely sufficient , to defray turnpikes. The Prisoner, in a pereMptory manner, repeated his demand. Witness took_ out a small canvas bag, and was about to give him a dollar, but the Prisoner said. he must have bag and all. Witness delivered it, but still' intreated him to return a part.. The Pri soner said his fathe . r was in prison, and that he must take all the money but yet he returned to the Wit ness a dollar, asked his address, and assured him he should repay him the whole, on .a future day. He then rode' away. ; hut Witness, after proceeding a little way, raised the alarm, and the -PriSoner was pursued and taken. William Tay, a Constable, who lives at Fry-en . Barnet, stated that he too'k the Prisoner into custody, and on searching him, found in the breast-pocket of his coat a loaded pistol, and another in his side pocket ; and also a smelling-bottle filled with gun powder, a pistol bullet,,and a green Silk•purse, con taining two Al. notes ; a 7s. piece, and one dollar, exadly cdrrespondingwith the sum lost by the .... Pro secutor ; and in another pocket he found some loose shillings and sixpenny pieces. The Prisoner wade no defence, but a number of very respectable personk gave hiM a very fair 'cha ratter previous to this affair. The prot.d of the fait, however, teas-so clear, that the Jury Without hesita tion found him Guilty ;. but recommended him to • mercy, both on account of his yotith and the good character he had supported previous to this crime. The Prisoner was a youth of a very 'interesting aPPearonce; he was genteelly dressed in black, and appeared extremely dej46.ted by his unfortunate situation ; scarcely ever venturing to take his eyes from the ground during his trial. Elizabeth Rare r a verrgenteel young woman, was inditt,, capitally for stealing various articles of fur niture twin her 19rnished lodgings in Bedford -street, Covent Garden, value above ,40s. the goods of T. Davis, in whose house she lodged. From the evidence of Mr. Davis, it appeared, that the Prisoner had, some months since, taken furnished apartMents, on the second floor of his house, at ifis. a week; that home time afterwards, her sister, who is a married'avoman,. came there pregnant, lay in, and continued for some time ex tremely ill. From some intimation made to him, he had reason to suspea that the Prisoner had made away with -some. articles , of the furniture in' Sher apartments, in consequence of Which he procured a search-warrant :from the Bow-street Magistrates ; and, with the aid of two Officers, proceeded to search the lodgings, when he missed the window curtains, and several other articles. On . searching farther, a number of pawnbroker's duplicates were found for several articles, which, upon etamination, proved to be his, and to have been taken from the Prisoner's apartments. , The Bow-street Officers corroborated these cir cumstances, and added, that while they were searching, the Prisoner walked about the room ex cessively agitated; and in tears: that at one mo ment, apparently in despair, she seized a knife, and attempted' to stab herself; ..but being prevented from this, she became in a little time more composed,' and _ _ • before they brought her away, she begged leave to go into an adjoining rbom, where her skier Jay ill; and: where they heard the Prisoner, in great agony, say to her sister- 7 ." Ah ! Charlotte ! if it had not been for you, I never should have been brought to this situation." The unhappy young woman made no defence, and the proofs were so plain, that the Jury found her Guilty; but reeornMended her to mercy, on count ,Of her previous good Charaaer, and the consi:-, deration that her sister's distress and illness had in duced her to' this unfortunate a&: , • Hannah M'Carthy was capitally indiOed for steal : - ing five shawls, value los. privately, from the shop of Mr. Enbert Poole, lineff-draper. This was a coonnon case of shop-lifting. The Prisoner'came in under the pretence of purchasing, and bought some trivial article; but on het' leaving the shop, was suspe(ted by-the shopman of taking away more than she bought, immediately followed, and the goods, found 41 her possesSion a few yards from the door. A number of witnesses gave the Prisoner a good chara&er for some years before this .occurrence:. But the Jury found her Guilty 1 and both they; and the Prosecutor, recommended her to mercy, on account of her former good chara&er. John O'Donnell, the pugilist (who was yesterday capitally conviaed of a _felony,. at the Tap of the Worcester Coffee-house), was again indiaed on a charge of robbing Mr. Luke Cogden, a fanner, on the i3d of August last; near Wilisden Green. Luke Cogden, at old man about seventy, swore that he was, returning 'from London, driving his marketeart, between ten and eleven o'clock on the night of the 23d August, his daughter being then asleep to the cart, when he was stopped by two men armed with pistols one stood at his, horse's head, and the other, who he swore positively was the Prisoner, jumped up on the shaft of the cart, put - a pistol to his breast, .and demanded his watch and money. He seized his watch string, and broke, it in endeavouring to pull out the watch ; but the Prisoner made him give up the watch. The Pri- sower then thrust — his iqnd into the Witness's pocket, but foUnd no money - ; and afterwards he robbed his daughter in the cart. He was positive as to the Prisoner's person. It was light, night, and be bad seen him twice before at Wilisdemgreen, and kne* his name. , The Prisciner and. his com panion then Went' away ; the Witness drove a little," further, and then crossed the fields towards Pad dington, in hopes they would go the Edgeware-road, that he might have them taken ; -and be there -met a Bow-street , Otlicgr, to whom, he s a id, h e told' the. , transaChon, and that it WiS O'Donnell who hadrob bed him. Upon his cross-examination by Mr...KNArP, how ever, he would not swear positively to this last. fact: He had gone to Martborough-strect, where he had heart! the Prisonerwas taken ; but did not then tell he was robbed, or that he Came to prosecute. He never signified his intention. to prosecute until last Thursday, He had heard there was a reward of 401. for con - % iaing a highwayman, but did not want any - of it. Sophia Cobden,, his .daughter, swore to the rob bery, nut would not swear positively to the person' of the Prisoner: O'Donnell, in his defence, delivered a written pa, per into Court, in which he expressed his hope that the 'circumstance of his conv'iCtion yesterday - would ,not be suffered to bear against hiur in this case, all concern with which he positi ve ly d e ni e d. H e said that he never had denied his`coneern with the for mer robbery, except merely when be pleaded. not guilty ; but that, as 'he . hoped for. mercy -bele and hereafter, he was innocent of this. Baron SUTTON summed Up the evidence, and the Jury' acquitted the Prisoner. Mary Anne Smith, a Cyprian, was capitally in di&ed for privately stealing a silk handkerchief, a gold chin, and two seals, from the person of Lau-. ' rence Fay, on the 20th of July l as t, at a house of ill fame, in Bow-street.. _ The Prosecutor stripling about tR, and of the true box-lobby breed) stated that.behad this chain . and seals; but no watch, on the preceding . evening, When he Went °tit to sup with some friends, .and: 'l,vith whom he gbt so completely :intoxicated, thiit la . knew not what streets he NA alked through, nor did he remember any thing about .seeing. the Prisoner, or how i he came td Bow-street, but found himself alone in a room there on waking next, morning - , and missed his chain. and seals. He went to the Office in Bow-street, and co mmun icated his loss ; Smith, the Officer,,went to the house. w here he:had slept to. inquire, and Was there referred to the lodg ings of the Prisoner, No. 4 ,C,barles-street,toog-acre. , She appeared then in liquor; he told her what he came for,. and she immediately said a Gentleman had given her a silk handkerchief„ which 'she gave the Officer, and in it he found tied up the chain and SealS, of which she denied any knowledge. A servant at the house in Bovvstreet proved, that the Prosecutor and the Prisoner had come there, both in liquor, on the, morning alluded to, about two o'clock; and that. the Prisoner had gone away before him. Sir StMON LE BLANC, who tried the cause, ob served, that the Prosecutor acknowledged his own utter incompetency too - Temembey any _thing about the transaaion, and could not swear the property 'was stolen by the Prisoner:: The Jury accordingly acquitted her.; which had such an eifed upon her feelings, that she instantly fainted away. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. Arthur Brew - and Thomas Ashby. were indiaed for c.inspiring to 'defraud William Bacon, by obtain ing goods under false pretences. It appeared from the ei:idence, that in May last the De.tendants ap plied to the shop of the Prosecutor, a dealer in ship stores at St. Catherine's, Wapping, under pretence', of purchasing rigging ior a vessel, named the Young Raven, lying at the Tower Stairs, The Prosecutor, was out of town wh en the y ca ll e d , . b ut B rew de scribed himself to he servant of the ,former, as Cap tain of the Raven, and Ashby as the Owner. The fraudulent intent of the - Defendants -wascom pletely carried into et4'ee2. - IvSr. GLEED, as Counsel for the Defendants, con tended, that the indictment was not, made out by the eyidence; the Jury, however, found the. Pri soners Guilty. The sentence of the Court was de ferred. • The Sessions here ended. STATE LOTTERY INFORMATION.--Twenty Thou sand and Six Hundred Tickets were sold previous to the Drawing of the Lottery before last. In the present Lottery there are only 20,000 Tickets, and from the approbation already shewn, by the' Public to' the Scheme, which contains three Prizes of 20,0001. thiee of I o,oool.'three of 50001. &c. &c. there will not be a Ticket unsold before the 13th of Oclober next, the day the Wheel'goes round. SHIP NEWS. CRAVESZND, SLIT. 22. Passed by—the Kingston, Leslie, from New-York; Lang ley, Wilson, Eagle, Brooks, and Minerva, Izatts, from St. Petersburgh ; Charlotte, Strenshree, from Finland; Ze phyr, Pace, and Ann, Stratton, from Riga. Sailed—the Orb, Hall, for Belfast; William, Wake, for Riga; Betsey, Lyal), Good Intent, Clark, Lord• Carring ton, —, and Fox, Brooke, for. St. Petersburgh. BIRTHS. Yesterday, at Southgate, the Lady of William Curtis, Esq. of a Dauehter. . . irately, at Exmouth, the Lady of Captain Martin, of the Ist Regiment of Guards, of a Son. On Friday last, at Oxford, the Lady of - Ensworth, of a Son. - . DIRD On the 7th inst. at Lymington Mr. john Tranniford, many years Principal Barrack-Ma s t e r Of that town, aged 98 years. On the ISth- inst. at Woodhouse Place, near Mansfield, Hayman Rooke, Esq. in his 84th year. PRICE 0 DAY. Bonk Stock, shut India Stock, Navy 5 per Cent. 95i I ndia Bonds, rs. 2S. dis. 5 per Cent. t 797, shut Exchequer Bills, is. dis. ts. Irish s per Cent. shut • • prem. 4 pef t ent. shut . Omnium, 71 '6 ; per Cent. Red. shut ' 3 per Cent. Deferred, / per Cent Con 63 y 62 > 1 mperial 3 per Cent. 6z Bank L. Ann, shut , Ditto Ann. 8 7..i6ths Ditto Short Arm. shut Cun. tur 9th 06t. 63i 621 STOCKS xasr HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MOR ROW. Morning, to min. after t. j Afternoon, 34 min. after r. Li )N N Printrti by KICi i iAR!) I-IA R I of No. 4, MartlV.t.court, Rovv.street ; 311 t At the StIN-OFFicE, No: .11(2, Strand ; where Advertismients Orders I SALES OF ESTATES. .SUttli F.Y. Valuable Freehold Estates, eligible Land for Building, rich Gard,n-C; round, and fine Brick Eartn, between Kew and MUrttake, and extending near Marsh 7 C;ate, Richmond.. TO BE SOLD BY. AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, . . At' Garraway's CotEx, 'ionic, Exchange-alley, Cornhill, _ To-morrow, the 45th inst. at Twelve o'clock, A CAPITAL. FREEIJOLD ESTATE, - called BRICIc• STABLES ,FARM, tying comp,tel in a Ring Fence : comprising. a Gtnteel Dwelling-House, Of fices, Garden, &c. a Fist:in-House; Barns; Stables, Yard, and Qui-buildings, situate by the Road-side, near West Hall, between Kew and Mortiake, with .sundry tnclosures of rich Garden Gr 9 und and,Land, with a Cottage and Garden ; the , whole opWards of one hundred and Forty Acres, the princi pal part planted wits thriving Fruit Trees, and nearlybound ett_by the RoadSfront- Mortlake to Kew and Richmond, on Lease Christopher Outlin, Esq. Which expires at Michael mas next. This very valuable- Property is A 7 delightful situation for erecting Villas, -or as Garden Ground ; at a short - distance from the River, and seven miles front London.- To be viewed by - applying to 'Chalks Dullio, 'Esq. on the Premises ;'orrhomas Ecmuds, at the Cottage. Particu tars at the King'siikrins, Mortlake; Red Lion, Putney ; • . Spread Eagle, Wandsworth King's :Inns; Fulham ; Star and l; ter, Kew Bridge; Castle, Rich:mid ; at Gairaway's ; s la t of Mr. Robin -3, • Warwick street, Golden-Square, Where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. NO SIDE - , GREAT RUSSELL-STREET. ELIGIBLE FAMILY HOUSE, LARGE GARDENi&c. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, - ' - By' Mr. ROBINS,,, At Garraway's Coffee-house, in F:xchangc-Alley, Cornhill, To-morrow, the 25th inst. iBo6, at .Twelve o'Clock, DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, Com prising an excellent Family [louse, situate on the North-sine of Great. Russell street, in .the Parish of St. George's, Bloomsbury', containing, on the Ground Floor, an Entrauce Hall, billing Parlour, 'a Library, completely fitted • - up, Stoie-rootin-and -Water-closet ; on the first Floor are two handsome Drawing-roAns, and ; a light Study, all watiy fitted up; on the second Story a r c to ur exce ll ent Bed-cham bers, andalight Cloy,;{, a ‘Vatei - closet, and. [lot and Cold Bata, and roomy Attics over ; a spacious Stair-case to the first Story, -and secondary Stair-case. In the Basement, an 'excellent Kitchen, - . completely fitted up ; Scullery, Ser v.ints'.llali, Butler's and Housekeeper's-mom, Wine,cellar, capital Vaults for Beer and• Coats, Wash...house and . Laiinciry, the whOle in complete order; an extensive Garden waljed .roun.l, planted-with Trees and Shrubs. • .May be Viewed with Ticket's, with Particulars, may be had of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Golden-square; and at Garraway's. . . LISSON GREEN, PADDINGTON. Desirable Family House, large Garden, Ground, and spacious itoorri; used as a School Room, •- • • *:. TO BE SOLD- BY AUCTION, By Mr.. ROBINS; At Cutaway's Coffee-house, Change- Alley, Cornhifl, To-morrow,. the 25th instant, at _Twelve c) C lock, A VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE; cons prising a substantial well-built Brick Dwelling-hduse, With bowed - front; situate at Lisson Green, Paddington, con sisting in the Attics of - two goo& Bed-charnbers, on the se cond Haor. two Bed-chambers, on the Ground. , floor a spa cious Dining-400m; a Parlour, Study, and Store-closet; in the Basement, a convenient *Kitchen, - Larder, Brew-house, Wine and Beer Cellars,' &c. ;- a large - Yard, and convenient Outbuildings; Pump or.ekcellent Water. ; -a spac . mus Plot of G round, and inclosed Garden; . at the end of which is a newly ere ,ted Building. The Premises are admirably adapted for a School, or . any - Business requiring room, or fOr a Resi dence; in complete.repair, and immediate possession may be had. • ' Varticulars on the Premise's ; at Carraway's; and of 1:1r. Robins, VVarwick-street,-Golden,square., ESSEX.. • MASHBURY, near CHELMSFORD and. ONC;AR. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr..ROBINS, • , At Garraway'g Cotree-horse, %Change-alley, Cornhill, To•morrow',•the 25th histant," arlwelve o'Clot,k, A Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising a.g00,1 Farm house, with Offices, Barns, Sratiles, and 'convenient Our buildings, Yard, Garden, &c. and' upwards of 132 Acres of Me.idow,' Pasture, and Arable Land, situate at Nlashbury, Chicknall, and Gond Easter, in the County of Ussex,'6 miles from Chelmsford and Ongar, 8 from mow, all good Market Towns, in possession of 'Mr. Ed.. ward Filler, who has notice to,quit at Michaelmas next. May be viewed by applying to the - Tenant ; where Parti-. mins may be had ;at the Black Boy, Chelmsford Red.. Lion, Ongar ; Green Man, Harlow; Spread Eagle, Ingat stone ; Saracen's Head, Dumnow ; _Cock, and Bell, Rum• ford; at Messrs. Worthant and Stevenson's,'Castle-street, Holborn ; at Garraway's ; and. of Mr. Robint, Warwick street, Golden-square, - . where a. Plan Of toe Estate may be beep. FREEHOLD ESTATE. GIMAT.'fiIUKLOW, SUFFOLK. - • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By M'r. ROBINS, - At Garraway's Coffe e -h ouse , 'Change-alley, Cornhill; To. mcrrow, ,the 25th instant, at Twelve o'Clock, in 'One Lot, • ' A Capital and. Desirable FREEHOLD. ESTATE comprising an excellent Farm House, with Yard, Barns, Stables, Cart-lodges, and various . o w-buildings ; Or chard anti Garden, sundry Inclosurcs of rich Meadow and Arable Land, and. Land in the open field ; a produelive and thriving Wood, stored with - fine grown Timber. The whole Estate cbntaining ISO Acres, all lying nearly compad, the principal part divided by thriving Hedges; - the Property tit' a NOblernini; situate at Great Thurlow,.in the County of Suf• folk, in possession of Mr. Jonathan Adams, whose Lease ex. pies at Michaelmas next. This Estate forms a desirable Property, 4 miles from( Ha verill, 3 from Clare, 9 from Linton, 14 from Satlion-Wal den, 9 from Newmarket, and i 6 from Bury. May be viewed by applying to the Tenant.—Particu lars at the Crown, Great Thurlow ; the !tam,- Newmarket ; lSing's Arms, 13ournc- Bridge ; Past houses, Saffron- Walden, Linton, &c. ; Angel, Bury ; of Mr. llotuthing, Wareham, Norfolk ; of Messrs. Bl a k e and ‘Vhite, Essex -street, Strand; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Gol den-square, Lundoniw here a Plan of the Estate may beaten. DESIRABLE FREEHOLD - ESTATES; • • At MARCH and COVENY. CAMBRIDGESHIRE., TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, , • _ By Mr. ROBINS,' At Garraway's Colfee-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on Tuesday,.o6l. 21, at Twelve o'Clock, in Four Lots, Lot 1. OMPRISES a - .Capital FREEHOLD S FA TE (EARLS IT EN), t ontain;ng ripwarsls . of r9g Acres of Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, all ly ing compatt, and divided in different Inclosures, situate at March, in the Parish of Doddington, and County of Cam bridge; on 'else to Mr. fohn Gray, which expires at Lady- Day, 18.11, at a low Rent. Lot 11.,A Freehold Estate (BIGGS FEW), situate at Co. veny, in the County of Cambridge, comprising upwards of 41 Acres of Meadow, Pasture, and. Arable Land, lying to gether, and in a good stare of cultivation. Lot II I. A Freehold Estate, near Lot 11. comprising up wards of 26 Acres, as before. Lot I V. A Freehold Estate, near Lot 111. containing near is Acres, as before. - The last three Lots arc in possession of Mr. John Mou. son, Tenant at Will. The Estates may be viewed by applying to the Tenants, where Particulars may be had ; at the White Hart and Grif fin, March the Lamb, Ely; Rose and Crown, Wisbech ; Sun and Black 8411, Cambridge; Fountain, Huntingdon ; Mr. Thompson, Solicitor, Stamtord'; Mr. Houching,Were. ham- Stoke, Norfolk ; Crown, Sultan' • Ram, Newmark e t ; King's A rms, urncßridge ; Crown, flockerhilt; Saracen's Head, Ware; of Mess. Blake and White, Solicitors, Essex street, Strand ; at Garraway's and or Mr. Robins, • War wick-street, Golden-s4ttare, London, where Plans of the Estates may be seen. L 1 Published b} WILLIAM A attic za Sc a Ir PS, of South Mo!tonstrcet, “rosvenor-squve ; for the Paper, Leiters tiff the Editor, &c. (Most-toid); must be addressetl. SALES OF ESTATES. • - CAPI'I7AI, FaitEfiOLD ESTATES, .M.ANOR, FISHERY-, WATER-MILL,—ELLGIBLE FAAMS, and LAND, CA,VIBRIDGLSHIRF, On the Bordcrs or Sutiblk, a short distance from Newil.arlcct.. TO BE SQLO BY At/ C I VION, Mr. ROBINS, At . I - Tarraway's Colfee-hOuse, 'Change.„alley. Cornhill, on :ttst 'L.:6, at Twelve o'Clock. in Lots, tnd Capital FREEHOLD ES TATES, comprisin< near Five Thousand Acres bf Meadow, Pastille, and Arable Lam', ali in high Cultivation, the'prirLipal part lying compact, clWitled and lat in eligible Faints, exc , llent Dwelling-houses, Barns, Stables, and Out- boildings, situate at SOH A M and k RDHA 4. SOHA NI ME ERE,Aiart of t -lie above I state, contains up wayds of 1301 Acres, in a - ring , lence, and Tyttie free:-' Also 'l't►e CR \V N- 1N N, and sundry Tenements in Soham. 'l'i►e truly noble and v.►luable MANOR, exttnding 'over near Fourteen Thousand Ares of Lind, witlfArbitrary Fines, and• Quit Rents. The annual value of the Estate upwards of , Three Thousand Six . 1 - lunched Pounds, which in a few years may be considerably increased ; the property of a No bleman. • - These'very valuahle Estates, the principal part lying corn paa, aro lot to most respectable Tena.,ts, part at W ill, ternaiticier on tease, short terms of winch are unexpired. The Ekates are part, bounded by the navigable Rivers the Ouse and th;nt, which, from their situatiusi, col nniancl a if - ale to the , principal parts of the Kingdom ; are Well worth the atrehtion of Gentlemen or 'Trustee; wishing to invest large sums of money in Land • they are situate six dukes front Newmarket, i 6 from Cambridge, 12 frorn Bury, and 66 frotra London.' ' The Farms maybe viewed by applying to Mr joltn Slack, Henry Farni; or the - Crown lnn, •Sortani, where Particulars may be had ; al the Cock, Mildenhall ; Angel, Duty ; Rani. Newmarket ; Lamb, Ely; Rose and Crown, Wisbeach;.So3 and Blaek'lluli; Canthridge; Post-house,.fal. - .cimain ; Kit 's , krrns,:llourne-bridge ; Crown, lockeihill; Green Hattow.;. fi;nntain, Huntingdon ; Saracen's Head, Waic ; Air. 'Fi n Solicitor, S!amtOrd ; Mr. HJuching - „ ham-Stoke, NurtOlk ; Messrs. Make and White, Solicitors. Essex-street; Strand ; at Garraway', and of Air. Robins, 'Warwick street, Golden-square, London, where ,a P•laa oI the Estate ntAy - be seen. • K.EN T, To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, or LETTon LEAst„ ' r MITE following- FREEHOLD - ESTATES, pbs . .session of which n;ay be had on the 0 t ()dikes', 'O6: snhstanti..ll rJunty built lltit.l M At; called Stonebridge- . G reetr, H o u se situate at cgerton, intuit County of Kent c...:ctilateCt fur • 2 .- -person desirot%;s living retired, in a healthy. Country, aboun:iing with C;anie;, on the right of the Turnpike Road lea.iing trorpillaidstorte. to Ashford, distant'frorn the torinert3, from the latter Mtiles.; with cwirt,.Gartien; good Stabling,' and all other trec,zsary Out-buildings, ,and 24:t. t R. Li P. of Land, •witiclt cottsists principally o f HOp..grounds and frleadows, and, eacli-ot ,the very first .quality. Also - a Valuable FARM, brought i n t o the best st Ire of Cultivation by the Proprietor, called Cheg,warth Cohit, in the Parish bflitcorni), at the distance of bair A iv; ,It t;rclitithe Turnpike Road leading from Mai,lsti.nie to Ashford, the forim:r place six. Miles ; consisting of a strong.:built facrwHpuse, in a very pleasant situation.; two • good- i taros, 'a large and convenient Oasthouse thin.Grailar), with St Ojcs, 'and other suitable Out- buildings, together with 1 . 50 A., 3R. 23 P. of excecding good Hop, Meadow, Arable, and • Also a FARM, used with the above, containing; 45 A. 3R. whereof 4o; Acres are Nleadi.)w and Sainttoine, :me re mainder Wootijanti. .N. B. ,There is plenty of Game on the Premises, which are in complete repair, and in a ircal thy situation, • ALSO T() BE. Ll - 11 - 1' (and entered on. immediately gf desired), a comfortable Residence, called WH I Eli (1U S with a largearcierr, walled in, in a dry healthy close to Cox/learn (an extensive, turr i , in. the 4f 13oughton Nlonchelsea, four Nldes frorn Maidstone ; ccrzji ing two good Parlours, tour-good Bed-room,: ser v.ints'), with a convenient K,irellen, arid' Weall and Brew b,:use, and other ; and, if,rcquir.:o, an Gratia7d Meadow will be iett with it. Enquire of Messrs. Barr and Pope, Solicitors, Mair.istcnt (if by letter, post-pi:O. - - T. the Cheaptst" and. Bzst Ilosi I,l Varelloase in the Kingdom between Castle an d ()id R wind Co urt . dearly opposite Vork ?buildings, No. 43.4 Strand, the greatest Bargains are Il'IW ; consisting ot Nl en , s b rown c o . t , rt fur Boats, at only is. 6d. per pair,'4vost as . . 6d. ; Womeres stout Lott Is. 6d. worth as. 6d. ; tine zs. ; extr.t su per 35. 9d. worth ss. stout black and white Silk 65.. id. with laced clocks 7s. 6d. ; extra goo.i tos (El. A VtiriClV of Pat ent Angola OS 0 ; Willi attted nut to shrink, from as. to the best quality; stout worsted is. 3 i. ; tine as. ; super fine 33. 6d. •; Silk Mitts 25. bif. ; a etirious Article in square Net Mitts ; also Lathes' new-invented Lace Sleeves, c•il4o - to give ease and elegance ; Alen's CottonDra , ;TT3s.ificf. With every other Article in the Hosiery Line that can pos sibly he made,up to tile very best quality, wholesale and _tor expottation.—Stockings made to any Pattern. • To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq. • No. q, New Bridge-Street, London. 1-fouAu red Sir, • Edinburgh, March 13, Otos. T BEG leave to inform you, that ever since tic .L year 1790, 1 have been - a:Hided with, the LtiesVene rea ; which, Own its obstinately resisting every course of Medicine prescribed by , the zno.i;.e:ninent of the F acu lty nere; and undergoing several -severe courses of salivation, and twice discharged from the Hospital, with little relief. would appear to be of the most • inveterate.' nature. In the spring of last year toy disorder h.ui got t o such a h ea d. : a s nearly to puta period to my - existence--I bad a lane ulcer on the crown or - my head, one. oo :each arm, and :ny legs were broke out in a frightf u l manner e my. right V - 146 dread fully painful, and had been in a state, of ulceration for the , last'seven years; toy left had also two large..no,des emit, was very much discoloured, and gave inc such excriniat ing pain, particularly when warm' in hed, •as nearly to de prive me al rest ; in this lamentable state, -1 was .recom mended by Mr. J. Thompson, (who 'received so grey; a cure bye them here), -to take. your Le e k e s -p arent pi ßs, ivhiCh I began to do .on tire 261.11 of May e in the course of a fortnight, l began to receive benefit—in little more than a month, the ulcers on toy herd 'and arms were soundly , healed—soon after, the sores on my legs healed also; leaving,. however, consnterable diScolonsation in the skin, .and pant in the bone of the left, , svitich, by, the sing of Cod, • and a little longer perseverance in your inva luable Medicine, subsided ; the . nodes dispersin g , the akin regaining its natural line, and the nothimal pains gradually going nit: I thus became, by • your liberal adviceand Me t-11611e,- perfectly free from alt toy:fore:ler .csunplanits— have recovered 'my firmer . spirits and strength, and am be come iolly and fat, in which state naving continued Macy mont(is to • the 'astomsliment of ail ‘vh,•p knew o l e, •1 a m at a loSs in what terms to express toy gratitade, hut beg you, for the .good of other ,altering mortals - , to make this toy case as public as possible, •as 1 shall on every ot - eea s so o; in so doing, you, will greatly oblige, ;•;p - , your greelui„ obedient, very I tumble. servent, EX. NI U KE R. Swan's Cause) Ilighsstreet; 'Edinburgh.. .. Witnesses to the abovp'c nye : 1 . 6141:1 THOMPSON, No. 3, New Poultry Market ; and 10 RN NPIN ' TOsn, Old A l s!serrily-ClosZr, Edinburgh. • - j'refiured and Sold by the sole Propriet o r, ' T note '1 avLos, MeMber Of the R(std College of Sur.: germs, at his House, No. 9, New Bridee- 7 .nreet, London; where, atte!r - a constant resit:knee. of inure than thirty sir years, lei prticliee particularly directed' to the cure of Venereal complaints ,and those itseltiental to the I'4ctb cf Generation, with 'Oat inviolable secrecy which- men-of his profession shoold always observe its Stil cases, bit -flatters himself, the advice and assistance he i;r:ituttously administers to persons 'taking this Medieine, will be esteemed, by- a dis c e r ni ng P u bli c, as an advantage sel f dorn attainable and void of all ambiguity. Also sold, by his appointment, for the convenience of those living at a distance, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Alban's-street, Pall-Mill ; the Tot-shop, No. 103, Ox ford-street; Mr. Disborough.'s, ,No. 7, Fish-street-hill; Mr o Steel's, Bookieller, No. I, Union-row, Little Tower hill • Mr. Baxter's, South-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Mac donald, Glasgow Mr. Callweil's, Duolin ; and by one person in every considerable town in Great Britain and Ire land, in Boxes of only as. sid. each, sealed up with full and plain directions,. whereby persons or either sex may cure themselves with ease, speed, serecy, and safety. Every Box sold i n G reat Britain is sealed up wits Stamp, on which, by favour of the Commissionee s rs printed, at the Stamp Oilice—" T. Taylor, No. 9,4 ca: Widge,street,"—to imttate which is Felony, and all , oners ~re Counterfeits. - ~..,.