The Sun. — London, England, 1806-12-15 00:00:00

From the LONDON G.4ZETTE, Dec. 13, ISOS. Dec. 13, 1806. The King has been., Pleased to ordei7.a Co* d'Elire to'pass the Great Seal, - empowering the Dean and Chapter of the C,ithedral . -Chnrch of 'Bangor to . elect a Bishop to that See, 'Void by the translation of the 111, ; nt iii'. Father in God William,. late Bishop thereof, to the See,6l,-St. As ; and-His Majesty has also been pleased to : recommend the Right Rev. Either in 'God John, Lord - Bishop of Oxford, to be by them eleClecl Bishop of the said See of Bangor. The King has been pleased. to present the Rev. *Sternen Slone, Clerk, Bachelor of Arts, to the Rectory of Gedney; the . -County and Diocese of Lincoln, the same , being void by the death of the. Rev. Jonathan Rashleigh, Clerk. • The King has also been pleased to present_the Rev: John Forth, Clerk, to the Rectory of West Heslerton, in the County and Diocese of York, the same being void by the death of the Rev. Thomas Dade, Clerk. ' Oi - dnance-Offlce, D:c. 5, 11306. arps . of Rcyai Engineer t. ~ • Second Llefitanant Patrick 1). Calder to be Firit Lieutenant, *vice Wine, pro3noted. Dated Dec. i, 0;o6. Second Lieuteitant Hugh Lason to . be First Lieutenant, vice Dought;, promoted. Dated al9 above. Second Lieutenant Charier Dixon to be First Lieutenant, vice Cunningham, promoted. Dated as above. - ' Orclna”ce.;ojfice, Dec 9. 1806. Royal Regimen! of 11rti/Ie y, Major Benjamin Bloomfield to be Lieutenant-Colonel. Cap ' tail' George 13. 1. isiter to be Major, vice Bloomfield. • Se cond Captain Harcourt Holcombe to he Captain, vice Fisher. First Lieutenant Alex. Mercer .tu be Second Captain,' vice Holcombe. Second Lieutenant Thomas Bo%viby to be First Lieutenant, vice Mercer. All dated •1..k‹.. 3, L5,.;6. Commissions is lie Norfolk Militia, sigma Ay the Lord _Lieu. llu.t zt . E,s, q - Regiment. Charles Damant, cent. to be Ensign. 1).1,4i Nov. 7, 12.3', BIC/SS Copping, Gent. to be ditto. lla,:ti as ancyz. • BANKRUPTCY' ANLARGED, William Althion, of Tokeithoti)e-yard, London, broker, till Dec. it., at one, at Guildhati. 1111,\KRUPTS. Joseph Wise, of Manchester, cotton-merchant, to surrender eke 21, tau. 3, acid 24, at ;hirer, at the Bridgewater Arms, rvLea.h. ater Atioinies, Messts. Duckworth and Ciii i ,- pennali, Manchester. Edwahi raobeits, Bush-lane, London, merchant, Dec. 19, 27, and Jan. 24, 'anele.ven, at Guildnail. Attorney, Mr. Sherwood, Cusilion-,:ourt, Old Broad-street. - ,Etiward Morean, of Noble-street, London, warehouseman, D..a. :6, at twelve, 27, at ten, and Jan. 24, at-twelve, at G Attormes, Messrs. Swain and Stevens, Old J, wry, Thomas Steadman, Redmire, Wensley, Yorkshire, grocer, Dec. 29, 30,and.lan. 24, at eleven, at the White Swan ltm, Mkid.eitani. • .Attormes, Messrs. Dinsdale -.and Hark, •llt,adt. tlacn ; or Mr. 8.. Chippenuale, King's-Bench • walks, Inner "Femple, London. John King-street, Covent-Garden, Middlesex, vint ne:, Dec. 20, ;7 and Jan. 24, at twelve,. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.-lames Richardson, New-lius. jolui•Shoolned and William Williams, Mark-lane, London, merchants -and co-partners, Dec. 2D, 27, and Jan. 24, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Walton, ..;irdlers'. Hall, Basingiiall- Si reet. Albert Vodel, Paul's-Chain, London, furrier, Dec. 16, 23, and lan. 24, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Oakley, New London-street. DIVIDENDS. - i 311,• S.' William Dickenson, Thomas Goodall, Michael Goodall, anti Witirrtn Die'eenson the younger, Birming ham, nankers and co-parolees, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, WI - 111;4,0am. • Dec. 23. William Bury, Bucklersbitry, London; warehouse- M a o, of ten, at Guildhall... • fan. 5. lotus e;i11, Naburn, Yorkshire, tailor, at eleven, at • the tt Ante Horse !nti, Yor k .. • Fen. 7. Josiah Cooke, New-road, Portland-road, Mary. le-bone, YLditlesex, statuary'and mason, at eleven, at Guildnall: • • -,• t• • Jan. 3. Edward ,Harrinannd,• Tottenham-court-road, -Mid desex, painter and glazier, at twelve, at t.ettleinall. Dec. 30. J o hn Pow-, St Nicholas, Worcester, •latnider and carpenter ? , at eleven, at the Rein- Deer, Worcester. '• Jan. to. t: van hvans, Salisbury-street, Slrand; ,coal-mer— cisant, at eleven, at Guildhall. - • -lan. s. William kills, Halifax, Yorkshire, mohey-acrivenett, at tour, at the Old Leek Halifax. Jan. 13. Daniel Eckenstein, College-nill, London, t - herehant, at twelve, at Guildhall. ' jail. 3. Piern-i Ludes Tiasote Old:Compton-street, Soho, middlesex., carver and gilder, at ten, at Guildhall. Jan: to. John Reddish,. Sutton, Frodshant, Cheshire, curn factor, at eliven, at the Pied Bull, Chester. Tad. 6. fames Boardman the younger, Manchester, cotton- manunietuier; at eleven, at the Bridgewater Arms, Man cheater. Jan. 17, Samuel Hodgson the elder, Stourbridge, Worcester . siure, malester and ea - Now-chandler, at eleven, at the - I.3ttictun's Arms Hagley; Worcestershire. , CEIITIFICATE.S. • tan. lt . 3. Claudius Chervet, Walbrook, London, merchant • George d;;00, Leeds,'Yorkshire, druggist. • [Ulm White, Sheffield, - Yorkshire, silver-plater. John Ayres, Sun-street, BishoPsgate-street,' Middlesex, ' ' Joseph Waters, Old Bethlem, London, turner. • Wintain Skinner,,East- lane; Greenwich, Kent, viaualler. • Henry liahcock, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Merchant.' 1- 1 /IRTIVARSHIPS DIS - ;OLP ED. Thomas' Swansbirough and Robert Reed, WisbeCh, Saint I eters, Isle ofEly, Canioridgeshire, stone-masons. peat. 3,, ta..,;. UeLrge Kitson and John Margetts, Maiden-lane, Bayle- E ridge, 1 aiington, Middlesex, chemical-man u faclureFs. Nov. 5, i- 48-.6.. • • Rit ;;aid Wlisoit and BenjaminGreaves; Scout- IllUl,,Ashton u—Lr-Line, Lancashire, cotton-manufacturers. Dec. at, 'Al•cy• Lan, itlary Sisson, and Leonorali Zagaani, Duke a.tre:.t, Adelpin, Nliaictiesex, and fancy-dress makers. Oct. 18,•18e6. !links and (nun Sisson, Bolton-le-Moors, Lancashire, shopkeepers, tea dealers, and grocers. Nov. 23, 1806. Be,-2,- ruin Carr and Thomas Neale, York, flax-dressers. (;,:t. 27, iB:6. • loi,•1 Hubbard and John Keen, Bethnal-Grecn Middlesex, o:ewers. Dec. 8, tao 6. Timothy Brown, 1: ivinDs Cobb, and Nehemiah Stoke, Lom- , street, London, bankers. Dec. 11,146. R;ancl 11. Ayrey, and S. Buns, Tdoley-street, Southwark, Surrey, distillers and -brandy-merchants. Dec. 8,-1806. Edward Priestley and Nathaniel Barnsdall,,, Nottleighann raft and tiinner-mt - chants. Dec. 6, 1806. John Devonshire and •Tnomas tidood, NeWark.upon-Trent, Ottlil6ll4lllJilliq - W lntesni i t i ts and bell-haneera. 18 6. Thornas Farenden and loins Willcox, Chichester, SusseX, irun-ibunders." Oef. 12, tSc6. ' ALLIED. enumeration is said tOhaVe been . • received by Governinent, whose Dispa s : tcheTrom St. Petersbnrgli are of the 19th of.. November : • -' , lttr3sians in Poland • Cossack sin ditto Pfussiair6 un:4:r Russian.; at It: z ;a In Vollii4 ro,oco 3,,000 3,,c50 25,000 Making a total Force of - 2.z0,000 Men. BcSiti , .!stlii , force, the Russ:answin 11;,re on the line, by the middle of February . r, 3.48,01.)0.men. SALES OF ESTATES. MAIDEN-LANE, COVENT-GARDEN. TO BE SOLD BY AUC LION, By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee House, 'Change.alley. Combat, To. morrow, the 16th inst. at Twelve o'Clock, /S I N ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD ESTATE; coin prising a substantial well-built Brick Dwelling:: House, with Shop, situate at No. 27, Maiden-lane, Covent- Garden, with ptivate Entranctp front Hand•court, in posses sion of Mr. Israel, Broker. The House, three stories high, contains three rooms on a floor ; on the ground floor a spacious ope n Shop, witlya Par lour behind ; a large paved Yard ; in the basement a good Kitchell, a Wastillouse, and Area to the back, with Vaults, &c. &c. May be viewed by leave of the Tenant. Particulars on the Premises; at Garraway's ; and 'of Mr. Robins's, War.. wick-street, Golden-square. GRAFTON-STREET, FITZROY-SQUARE. -• TO BE SOLD BY A-UCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coflite-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill l morrow, the 16th inst. at Twelve. AVALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, com.l prising a compa6l Brick-built DWE LLI NG-HO S situate No. 16, G rat - ton-street, Fitzroy-square, containing,on. the Ground-floor, a neat 'Entrance. Dming-room, Library communicating by folding-doors, a Dressing-room, and W;A.. ter-closet. On ,the first-floor, two handsome Drawing rooms, furnished in a modern style ; two principal Bed rooms-and Servants'-rooms. In the Basement, Butler's Pan try, excellent Kitchen, Scullery, Wash-house, - Wine,•Coal, and Beer Cellars, &c. May be viewed by Tickets: Particulars on the Premises, at Garraway's, and of Mr. Robins, ‘Varwick , street, Golden square. • - .CURE OF STONE AND GRAVEL. R. PERRY, Surgeon, Southamplon-street. Jr Bloomsbury-square, Pro Firietor Of A.DA AlS's SO L- V ENT, a mild yet efficacious Cure of STONE and (.; VEL in the BLADDER orKl DNEYS,:acquainfs the Pub lic, that he has for some Years devoted his vShole professional attention to the above Diseases, and their complication with that of Gout ; • He. may, be consulted daily at his town House, and more especially IVeduesdays and Fridays, where' he dispenses - the' Solvent in bottles of 41. 6a. I is. and 11. 25. Stamps included, two of hich last scarcely ever fail to cor reel the calenlous diathesis in theltabit, and thereby. prevent the concretion.of Stone in Persons of a sedentary life. Sold also at' Bacan and Co's, rso, Oxford-street, and at Boiton.'s, front of the Royal Exchange. The Author's - " Disquisition of the Stone and Gravel," ninth Edition, price is. 6.1. is jtiSt .published, pointing out their Catise; and the Diet to be observed dining the Cure, with many extraordinary ,Cases, some of ,perfed recovery even alter the operation had been resolved en. - LON p(iN : Printed by RICHARD. HARRIS, Of No. 4, Martlett-cnurt, Bow-street; and published by W L.1.1.+11 ARMIGLRScatyrs. of . south Molton.strea, At the SuN-01:- F ic E , No., 11:2, Strand; where Advertisements, Orders for the Paper, Letters for (he Editor, &c. (post-paid), must be achir'esed. LATI' REPORT. COURT OF KlNc3's RENICI-1, DEC. 13. LATIMER V. FIELD. This was an Otion upon a Bill of Exchange for 4551. drawn by Messrs. Atkinson, Cfrde, - ani Wa ters, upon, and - accepted by, the , llefendant; and in dorsed by Waters, fir himself and partners, to the Plaintiff, who is an Attorney. Atkinson and Co. Were indebted to one Lucas in about 500]. and In order to pay this money,'Orde procured the Defendant to Accept the Bill in ques tion for the accommodation.of the house, although at that time they .Were considerably indebted to Field, the Defendant: Waters told his partners he' could raise the Money from Latimer, the Plaintitil and, with the consent of Atkinson and Orde, he took the Bill to Latimer, and deposited it with him, indorsed, together wits) two puncheons of brandy. Latimer, however, did not discount the' Bill but Waters procured the mOnev ,from other sources, and advanced it himself, still leaving his partners to suppose that Latinier had advanced the money.,-, Atkinson and Co. becoming bankrupts, Latimer re- turned the brandy to the Assignees,;_ and when the Bill was demanded of him to be given up, he claim ed: to retain it for a bill of costs against Atkinson and Co. and also against Waters; but he had not de livered in any bill; signed, for the space of one month, according to the Statute, which requires Attornies to do so in order to sue for their bills. Tile question now was, whether, as Latimer had given no consideration for the Bill, and Atkinson and Co. had no right to recover of Field, Latimer, the Plainta, could recover either for the amount' of. the whole Bill, or for his lien for the•bill of costs ? There' was no proof of any over to take,of the De fendant any specific sum due upon the lien for costs; but, on the contrary, , the bill of particulars deli ! vered under the Judge'S order in this cause, specified the demand to be fur the amount of the Bill of Exchange. Mr. MARRYATT, for the Plaintiff,contended, that as Waters hod advanced the money to the house, he was an ilidofsee for a valuable consideration, and Latimer. might clothe himself with the bill of °Waters ; at any rate he might recover for his lien as an attorney. Lord ELLENBOROUGH held .that Waters had no title to give, except as the Agent for the House of Atkin on and Co. ; but, that the Plaintiff being their Attorney, and having poisesslon, of the bill, must have his lien for his bill of costs. That question he conSidered, however, as somewhat novel, whether he-could recover for that amount without having de livered his bill signed according to the Statute. He therefore reserved the following point, " Whether an Attorney can, in respe& of his lien fbr business done, not having delivered a bill signed according to the Statute, bring his adion a§ indurSee of'a bill de posited in his hands for the benefit of his clients for a purpose which he has not performed ?". Verdid for the -Plaintiff, with liberty to the De _ fendant to move to enter a non-suit- on the above point; and in case the Court is of opinion that the Plaintiff is entitled to recover, then the amount of the , damages to be referred to. Mr. Lowten. His Lordship afterwards' intimated to Mr. Mar. ryatt a strong opinion in favour. of the Defendant, , fur he said he thought it would go wholly to defeat the provisions of'the Statute. NORRIS V. DAIRY. Ale - lion, use, , and .occupation of a house. • The defenee was, that the house being in a bad .con dition of repair, the Plaintiff agreed to let it for one year to the Defendant, and to dear all taxes to Christmas, and to put it iii repair, and to receive no rent till all this was done. The Plaintiff, on the contrary, stated the agreement to -be, to allow 31. out of the rent,. for whitewashing, and what the De fendant should himself pay for repairs. Mr. •GARROW; for the Defendant, asked a Wit= ness, whether the house was not in - a shocking condition ?—Ans. Yes, Sir, there had been some dispute about it.' Mr. G. It had been in chancery, as you called it ? Yes, Sir. Mr. G.. I believe I might have spared myself the trouble of asking whether the house was in . a shock ing condition, if I had-asked you at first whether it .was in Chancery. • Mr . . TOPPING having got from the Witness that .the Plaintiff's father died in Septemi;er; and that lie toek possession in December, said in his reply, that as to the hbuSe being in Chancery the Jury would never believe it. It was absolutely 'impossible to have got it into Chancery in so short a time, ninth less get it out again.- . —Verdia: for the Plaintiff, 121. 155.. . COOMBS V. STRACY AND OTHERS. . •- Sir VICARY Gults - stated, that this was - an issue direaed from the Court of Chancery, to try the luestion, whether .Francis Stracy, -a bankrupt, of whom the Defendants were the Assignees, was in debted to the Plaintiff in the sum of fool: on' 'the Ist of November, 1802 ? _The parties, be Aserved; were both - respedable persons;,"%esiding at New Windsor,- the Plaintiff was a Banker, and the Bank-. rupt had been an extensive grocer. Being on" terms of - great intimacy, they met at a public dinner,"whcre the Bankrupt requesttd the Plaintiff would' lend him -fool. to send-to his mother that night, say - ing,. at the same time, that the post was just going out, and he would not have time to go hOffie for it. The Plaintiff, upon :this, advanced the money, on condi tion of its bent returned the -same- evening. The -money, however, was never returned, and for some .reason or another the Defendants now insisted that the repayment had: already been made. • For . the -better ascertaining the real fa&,- the Lonp .CELLOR had directed that the Plaintiff and the Bank-7 - rupt:Eihould . both• be examined upon the trial.- The Plaintiff, MP.. James. Coombs, Mr. William Walsh, and Mr. Edward Burne„ proVed these fads; and • Mr. GARROW, for the Defendant, said, that as these Gentlemen were so very respe&able, and although the Bankrupt had fl.dt the fullest convic tion that the mobey- had been repaid, yet after such evidence, there could be no doubt that be must have been mistaken... The Jury accordingly found a verdi& for the Plain -tiff. ELOPEMENT.--A yoting Lady, of eighteen years of age,- of considerable personal accompiishments, the attainment of which she owed to the benevo lence of a certain Nobleman, under whose protec tion she had been reared and educate& clandestinely absented herself from thcfamily mansion of her patron on, Wednesday night, and she has not yet been heard of.. The anxiety which prevailed for the safety of the young, fugitive, on the first discovery, tots her absence, abated, when it was discovered on Thursday that a post-chaise had conveyed a Lady, answering the descripion of Miss R. one stage to the Northward,7 in company with. a Gentleman, well known on the turf in the vicinity of Doncas ter. TheGentlerrian alluded to is about forty year's of age, and his first acqUaintance with the fair fu gitive was in - September last, at which period he, was on a visit in town, and became acquainted with a gentleman under the same roof where the Lady dwelt, and who accompanied him to the North on a shooting party. 'The future prospeets of the Lady depended on the bounty of her patron. .An alarming fire broke out, at half past seven O'clock, last night, at the house of Mr. Maude, che mist, in Hare-court, ' Aldersgate-street. It com %merited in the engine -room, where there was a great quantity of salt-petre; and communicated to the Elaboratory; it burned with the greateSt fury, the Matter being all combustible; but by-the activity of the engines, and a plentiful supply of water, the flames were prevented frOth communicating to the dwelling-house, Thk alarm in• the court was so great that most of the houses were cleared of their furniture. It ,produced great consternation in all parts of the town. The appearance of the atmos-:. pherei at one time, presented a .most awfu‘ objet;}. The people ran in every direction ; great numbers were colleaed on London and' Blackfriar's Bridges. Smithfield' was as crowded as if it had been' on a market day. It was impossible to pass up Ling lane. The engines were a good deal 'impeded by the cattle coming to Smithfield market. About half-past nine the fire abated, and at eleven it was entirely subdued. The same premises were burned' down three years ago. We Understand that the fire was occasioned by the fri&ion of one of the engines in the salt-petre room ; s . A melancholy circumstance took place at Ports mouth in the beginning of the .week.. Some young men who were waiting for a passage to India, went out, as they say, 'to practise firing at a.mark : soon after one of the party was brought back, havlag. been ShOt'through the body, and died on Thursday morn ing of.the wound. The Magistrates of the place, in due consideration of . the atlair, (not believing their story) ordered them into custody, and they are now in confinement. From the appearance of things it has been suspected that the deceased went out with one of the prisoners to fight a duel. This charge is denied, and the parties maintain that the unfortunate youth 'was shot by one of the pistols going off acci dentally. _ Thursday morning a servant belonging to Sir S. COTTRELL, who had been ill some time,, in a fit of delirium threw himself. into the Serpentine River, and Vas drowned. SHIP NEWS. GRAVESEND, DEC. If. Passed by—the Norvale, Liver Wright,! Lavina, Howland, and Brilliant, Pearce, from St. Petersbiirgh ; ROnert, Pop pie%%ell, from . Riga ; King !George, Horsbri, from Cork.; Norden,. Riber, .from Finland; - Hero, Gray, - and Ann, Franklin, from l4mbro'. Sailed—the Fly, Silk, for the Cape"of.Good Hope; Three Brothers, Purvis, for Buenos Ayres ; Slebec Hall; Vaughan, for St. Domingo ; Adiye, Eyans, for Surinam; Friends, "Howell, William and Henry, Duel', and Royal Edward, Muirhead, for Jamaica. BIRTHS. .On Friday morning, the Lady of the Rev. Edward For. ster, ofa Son. . _ On Saturday last, the Lady of George H. Jenkin, Esq, of a Daughter. On Wednelday last, at Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire, , Lady Elizabeth I. -Norman, of a Daughter: Lately,, the wife of john Rowe, jun. - 9f Cawiand, Ship- Wright, of three girls ; on the same day her husband's ap prenticeship expired. Tybo of the children are alive and well. . MARRIED. On Friday last, at Waltham Abbey, lames' Alexander Gornrit, Esq. of the Royal Artillery, to Miss NlatthewS, daughter of Francis Matthews, Esq. of Cosham, near Ports niouth'. On Saturday last, at - Enfield, William Bond, Esq. of Elth Cottage, Whetstone, to Miss Pottinger, only daughter of Christopher pottitger, Esq. .late of l'hurston, Sul The same day, at Lewisham, Kent; Lieutenant-Colo nel the Hon. S. H. Lumley, to. Miss M. -H. Tahourdih; daughter of H., Tahourdin, Esq. of Sydenham, Kent. On Saturday last, -at All-Hallow StaiiiiO4,. Mark-lane, EdWard Man, Esq. of Harp-lane, to Georgitina; youngest daughter of letity . lleSborough, Esq. of the General Post- Office. On Thursday se'nnight, at St. Paul's Church, Liverpool, Mr. Alexander Armstrong - Day; Ironmonger, of that town, to.Miss•Bisphain, daughter of the late lames of Cretin Bank, near that Town. . • On Nlonday se'nnight, at St. Nicholas's Church, • White havenOtatthew _Atkinson, Esq. - of Temple Sowerby, in Westmoreland, to Miss Link:dale, daughter of the late Isaac Littled.tle, Esci. of VI hitehaven. , 'CAPITAL - FREEHOLD MANSION and.PLEASUR * .Z GROUNDS, Green Park, St. latnes's TO BF. SOLD BY AUCTION, • . By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-house,.LChange-alley, morrow, the 16th - mac , at Twelve o'Clock, il k NOBLE Spacious -FREEHOLD MANSION, substantially built, and, judiciOusly . planned' tot the accomnifdation of a Family of the first disttnC3iott , pleasure grounds tastefully arranged and. Wanted, situate in the Greets Park, ani most preferable part,of St. latnes'sPlace, thePrt perty and late Residence ot the Right Hon: Lord Carrington. The Mansion contain suites of elegant avrtrnents on Ote two principal stotiesi . with spacious' Bedroom, Dressing room, &c. On the second story , six large tied-chambers, sets, & c. Seven attics o ver ;in the bas.merit, Offices of all descriptions, planked and fitted with every convenience, prin- Cipal and secondary Stair-cases. The whole forining a Ke— sigence of the,first consequence ; titC pleasute-grOund is held under the-Crown, on a long Lease, d i rld at a Low Rent. May be yiewe4 by Ticke.s ; Particulars on 'the Premises, at Garraway's, andof Mr. Robins, Warwick-street,.Golden square. • . • • RENTER'S SHARE, THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY. LANE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS,. At-Garraway's Cofße-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill To. ..,. Inorow, the i6th inst. at Twelve o'Ciock,, • RENTER's SHARE of FIVE HUNDRED. Pouti DS in the TH EAT R ROYAL, Drury-lane, which is'entitled to a. Rent Char e e of as. 61. for 'ever?' Night's .Performance, with the Privilege of admission. fc,r- Years, together with - Three Years' Dividends due thereon. •Particulars of Mr. Adams, 06, Great Easel-street : at GatrawAy's; and of Mr, Robins, Warwick,street, .ELIGIBLE RESIDENCE, SAVILLI-ROW ; Excellent Modern. Furniture; a Grand Piano-forte, by '• Stoddart, and a fine-toned Harpsienotd.' - • • - TO BE'SOLD BY AUCTION, • By Mr. ROBINS, On the P remises, No. 131 Saville-row., on Wednesday. the -17th lusr. at One: 7 o'el'ok,. THE' LEASE of a Very ELIGIBLE HOUSE, containing, on the Giound-Roor, a handsome Entrance.. hall; Breakfast. room, Dining-parlour, and Study ; oit tile First-Boer,• two, handsome Drawing-rooms, and Boudoir ; ors the Second-floor, two excellent Bed-chanihers, Dressing room, Closet, &c. ; five Attics over. A principal and se condary Staircase, in the Basement, numerous and conve nient Offices, detached Kitchen, and Laundry over ; largo open .paved Yard. Also, on the same Day, at Eleven o'clock will be sold the elegant and genuine Household Furniture, consisting of cap's,. tsl chimney and °thee G lasses. faselii6lable Draw,mg-room Furriitureiin Curtains, Sofas, Chairs, Carpets,. /Sec. a Grand Piano-forte, a fine-toned Harpsichord,- an elegant French Watch, excellent Four-post and other Bedsteads, prime Bed. th i ng, and Cabinet Articles of various descriptions; good Kit.. chen Requisites, &C. - . • The House May be viewed by tickets to the time of Sale.; theTurniture on Tuesday preceding the sale, Particulars and. Catalogues on the Premises, .and of 11,1t..1kcbins,,tVarwicic street, •Golden square, where tickets tbr viewing may be had. . - , • • This Day was published.._ By Mathews and Leigh, No. 18, Strand, R. D. Symonds. - Paternoiter-row,. London; Dugdale, Dublin; and may he had of any Bookseller, in One Volume Oetavo, with aa elegant Portrait of the Author, a New Edition, price only 3s. containing nearly 300 Pages. of C 0 LO.MoiN's GUIDE TO HEALTH ; or, Ad.- L 3 vice to both Sexes, in a Variety of Complaints. Ex plaining; in •a concise and plain manner, the mode, treat ment, and most efficacious Remedies for the following Dis_ eases, which are treated of under their respective heads, viz'. AbortiOn or . Miscarriage Indispositions attendant oa . Asthma _Pregnancy. Appetite, ,Loss of Indigestion' - Barrenness Juvenile Indiscretion Bilious Complaints Lowness of Spirits Chlorosis or U men Sickness Menstrual •E vacuations Child-bearing ervdus Diseases • Consumptions Ouanistn, or Secret Veaery F Fei s nale Diseases ' Pregnancy ir Ph: hisis, or Cough - Finor Albus, or Whites Rheumatism Flatulence, or Wind Scrofula Teets I , Seminal Weaknesses Gonorrhoea • Scurvy H.; peclindriai or l'qelan- Turn of Life, choly CoMplaints ..J &c. &c. To which is . added, an Es Gleets," and - Seminal - Weakne - and interspersed with a varier fore published: s • By S. SOLOMON, M. D. _the Author is prond to confess, (that he has been assisted ' by many eminent literary Medical men, to whose labours and assistance. he is much indebted • they, as Wetl as himself, have tried 'the remedies prescribed, .and acknowledged•their salutary and-po , werful efficacy. 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