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I.llr " - FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. .• At .• . • the Court at -Windlor ' the 15th day of De eeinbe4, 1807, prefent, the King's Molt Excellent biliefly in Ciuucil. . lib Majear is pleifed, by and with the advice of hit Privy tosiaci), to order, audit is hereby ordered, that nothing in hi , Ivia)efty's Order in Council of the t ath of November latl, (hall owed, or be eonftrued to extend, to permit any vtirti to Import soy articles of the produecSor manutaduft of the Enemy's Cilo fairs in the Weft Indies, direct from (uch Colocies to any Port of this Xhigdoen; and it is further t rdered. that aft Veffelt which my arrive-in the l'orts of this Ki9gdom, direct from the Colonies aforefaid, than, neterthtick .be relcafed, Priv proof being made that the chimer-party or other agreement for thevoyage was entered into before mace of this 'Order And the Right Honourable the Lords ConsmlfLoucrs of his Majetty's Tit:Bstory, Lis Majesty's Ptinelpal*cretarlea of State, the Lords Commiffi"ners of fte Admiralty, and the Judges of the Hirt , Ceurt of 'Admiralty and Courts of Vice Admiralty, are to ta'.e the necciihry meafures herein as to them mall refpcdtively apper tain. W. FAWKENIift. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. • WAR.OFFICS, DEC. 29, 1807. The King having approved ut an arrangement for the conduCt of the Barrack Department, by which the fuperiatendence of the duties thereof is vetted in Three Civil Commiffioners. His Ma jelly is pirated to command that all Military Rank throughout the Barrack Department kuuld cede from the 35th snit. 3d Regiment of Dragoons-Captain Arthur Heywood, from 48th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Watfou, who exhanges. 19th Regiment of Light Dragoons-George Auftin Moultrie, Gent. to be Cowie. withciut purchate,vice Pafsley, who raps. atft Ditto-Captain James Maxwell Wallace, from the 90th Foot, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Silvertop, who exchanges. 3dßegiment of Foot Guards-106ga Charles Fox Canning to be Lieutenant, vice Dcarc, deccacd; -.r..Niratton. Gent. to be !amain Canning. ad Regiment of Font-Eofiga John Mathew' to be Lieutenant, vice Wafey, dm: red. 6th Ditto-. Lieutenant William Miketell, from the ad Garrifon Battalion ,to be Lieutenant, vice Scott, who exehangas asth Ditto-Lieutenant Michael Chanib,rvain, tr. m the 73d Foot. to be Captain of a Company, by purchafe, vice Lombard, who retires. 26th Ditto-Lieutenant Nicholas Doolan to be Captain of a Company by purchafe, vice Fleming, who retires. 3ift Ditto--Enfigr. James Girdleltone to bc Lieutenant, by pur cbafe,vice Gurley, who retires. a3cl Ditto-Lieutenant T. Lear Strode to be Carib of a Com pany by purchafe, vice Scale, who retires. 44th Ditto-Captain Arthur Cuthbert Beaumont, from the eft Weft India Regiment, to be Captain of a Company, vice Led well, who exchanges. 43th laitto-Lieutenant Henry Dabzac, from the 9'th Foot, to be Captain of a Company by purchafe, vice Campbell, who retire'. . nth Ditto--Lieutenant Thomas Charettie, from the sad Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Company by purchafe, vice Moray who - retires. 4Sfth l'iao-Captain Henry Wagon, from the ad Dragoons, to be Captain ot a Company, vice Heywood. who exchanges- Surgeon John Sharpe, from Half Pay of the late t nth Weft India Redolent, to be Surgeon, vice Gray, appointed to a Re cruiting Diftriift. loth Ditto--Lieutenant George Evans, from the Royal York R a.girs, to be Lieutenant without purchafe. sath Ditto-Ciptain J. W. Harrifon, from tl.e heft Foot, to be Captain of s Company, vice Langton,who exchanges. ticth Ditto-Lieutenant David Watts, from the 14th Light Dra goons to be Captain of a Company by radiate, viceWooilgate, promoted; Andrew Ellika, Gent. to be Enfign without plir chafe, vice paisley, promoted. butt Ditto-Captain William Carr Royal, from the 58th Foot, to Ix Major by parchate, vice Dermott, who retires; Captain Al geniis, Langton. from the 56th . Foot, to be Captain ot a Com Foal, vice Harrifon, who exchanges ; john Wolfe, Gent to be Enlign by radiate, vice Pecks, promoted. tath•Ditto-Etifign H. Suffield to be Lieutenant by purchafe,s ice Vyvyan. promoted in the it Is Well India Regiment. :et I itto-,-E•fign -James Malcolm M'Rae to be Lieutenant by rirehafe, vice BaMe.. prom ted in the 89th Font. t‘ .l2li-a....Giotie Batts, tient. to be Enlign without purchafe. .ice Dick promoted. Ditto....Enftgli George V. Dere-ay. from the 6th Gudrun Battalion, to be Lkutet.aia, with, ut purchafe ; Infign Henry *prat, front thi 9th Garifon Battalioa, to be Lieutenant, with- Mit torchafe. 84th DitroaaiLicutraant Daniel M'Neale to be Captain of a Coin. ' aal. by purebafe.vice Campbell, promoted. 9 - th Ditto -Captain Chaska Silvertop, from the salt Light Dia 'goons, to Fe Captain of a Company, vice Wallace who Ca c. o gee; Captain J.nies Gauntlett, from the 6th Gairifon Bat tali,n. to be Captaiii of a Company, vice Law. deceafed. 95th Dittp-Janus Liddon. Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, with out purchafe. vice M‘Cullock, promoted. ; . tli Ditto---Enfign —.-- Burka to be Lieutenant, vice Power, ticceafad. Ift Weft India Reainieati-Brevet Major William Brydgea Led well, from the 44th Foot, to be Captain of a Compary, elec. Beaumont. who exchanges. lb Flltto-Lietitcnatit Thomas Vyvyan, from the trath Foot, to be Capraid of a Company, by porthole, vice Holwell, who re tires; Licutenatit tlioniaa l.iddle Crompton, from the Bth Gar dram Battalion, to he Lieutenant, without purchafe. Major General Ramfay's Regiment-Lioutensi t Snow, from the 15th Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Company, without mirage, vice M.Donnell, appointed to the tab Royal Veteran Battalion. nil Garrifun liattalicio-Lieutenant Horatio Scott, from the 6th Foot, to he Lieutenant, vice Auk etell, who exchanges. (th Ditto-Captain James Moultrie, from the 34 Weft India Re. ginient, to he Captain of a Company, vice Gauntlett, ia:pointed to the 9 'th Foot ; Thomas Mann Simkins, Geut. to he Enfign, vice Dcrctizy, promoted in thc 82d Foot. th Ditto-Cornet D C. Brown, from half pay of Hompefch's late Regiment, to be Enlign, vice Pigott, promoted in the 821 Foot. ctb Royal Veteran Battalion-Captain Forbes J. M`Donntil, from Ramtay's Regiment, S t[ to be Captain of a Company. AFT. Yarn Warrington, Efq. late Major in the 4th Dragoon Guards, to be Infpetling Field Officer of Yeomanry and Volunteer ('orps in Great Britain, with the rank, of. Lieutenant Colonel in the Army while In employed, vice Liayd, who reaps. O'Hara, I fq. l.te Lieutenant Colonel of the Antrim Militia, to be ditto in Ireland, with the temporary rank of Lieutenant Wend. aaßilt ant Commiffary Robert Walker Alexander to be a Deputy Cummiflary of Stores, ProviSonsoind Forage to the Forces. Stewart Abernethy,Gent. to be an Militant Commiltary of Stores, Provi6ous,and fora HO to the Forces. ge SPITAL STAFF. Fiageon Thomas Gray, from the 48th Foot, to be Surgeon of a Recruiting Dlftridt, vice Waugh, placed on half pay of the math Weft India Redolent. The King's German Legion. ill Regiment of Light Dragoons--Affillant Surgeon Hanna Beßg mann to he Surgeon, vice Brandt,, promoted; Hofpital Mate F. FloiiiTo - to be Ailtant Station. vice Bergmann. . ft Light Battaliona-Hotpital Mate G. H. Davel to be Affittant Surgeon, Tice &Me i ` who tepetta. MtMOIL INBUM. - - _ Corner John Botham, 6f the tit Dragoon Ottani', who wl3 coperfedql, as flared in the Gatette of the 17th ult is reionatcd in his ratdt.' ORDNANCE OFFICE, DEC. 2.4. Royal Regiment of Artillery. To be Second Lieutenants. Gretleroan Cadet Reynolds Palmer, vise Clarke, Inperfeded. Clentleinen Cadet Donbas Latvian, vice Cnb:tt, promoted- Gentleman Cadet Phipps V. Onil,ow, vice Ravrniley, promottd. Gentleman Cadet jobs K. Horn y, - vice Graham, promoted. Gentletn.tn Cadct FeliTTrouzhtnn. vice Raynes, promoted. Gentlemin Cadet Junes W. Copleiton,vice forriano. promoted. Gentleman Cadet Michael T. Cromie viccitdainwaring promoted. GentlYrnitiCadet Jahn W. Smith. Gentleman Cadet Andrew O'Schaleh, vice Bovelby, promoted. Clendkoksit Cadet R chard S. Anuilrong, vice Conic, prontuted. AU dattilDecember 57, 5807. goninhfrappt fignfd hy I.nrd Lieutenant "of -Fife. fltire—RoyalTifilhire Yeomanry Cavalry. Major J o hn Anftruther nation to be Lieutenant Colonel, vice iineflos, refigned tweak, itAtagi Pawls tabsiaisi. Act Thotnton. Dated Nov 23, 1807. • • Thomas Bruce, fq to be Captain,. *el 101111811Weet Dated Dee. 7, 1807. cornet David Walker Arnot to be Lleitesiat vice wwwwwoew fired. Dated Dee 23, 1307, Al.drew Thornton tun. Gent. to be Cornet, vice tlraot. aft* November 23, 28/27. • Royal St. Andrew's Volunteers. Lieutenant John Adamten to be Captain, vice W. Lean., re figned. Dated Nov. 2S, 1807. To be Lieuterrants—Enfign Andrew Lesflie, vice Adamfon, and Enfign John Lomb, vice Laudon, retigned. Dated as above. To be Enfigna Clark, Gent. vice Lennie ; Law ton, Gent. vice Lomb ; Alexander Keddie, Gent. vice Hedde • rich, refigned; and Charles Grace, Gent. vice Hill, reigned Da t ted as above. To be Adjutant, with the rank of Captain—Alex. Blackwood Vila's, Gent. Dated Nov, as, tBo7. Commiffinn in the Monmouth and Brecon Militia. figned by the d Lieutenant. William Nicholfcm.. Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated Nov 19,1807 CoramilEons figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Lincoln. Chattel Allis, Efej.. to e Deputy Lieutenant. Dated Dcc Royal South Lincoln MEitia. Edward Archer, Gent. tote Liaaltenant. Dated Sept. 13, ifter. Thomas Rudgardßdl,Geut. to be Enfign. Dated Sept. 14, tBO7. George Fiaamons, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Dee. 7, Inn. , Splay and Burgh Volunteer Infantry. Michael Harr, Gent. to be Lieutenant; John Dawfou, Gent. to be Bap. Dated December 13, 1807. Louth Volunteer Infantry. William Alllfon. jun. Efq. to be Captain ; Tyfou Welt, Gent. to be Surgeon. Dated December Is. 2807. Commiffions figned by the Lerd Lieutenant for the County' of Kent. Dated' December 17, 18-7. Deptford Rifle Volunteer*. Jo(epb Booth, Gent. to be ad Lieutenant, vice Billey, refigne-I. COMMatiOS figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Derby. Doveridge Company of Volunteer Infantry. Henry Turner, Gent. to be Lieutenant. vice Robotham, refigned. Thomas Savage, Gem to be linfigu, vice 1 tuner, proinen d. Dated December 19,1807. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED • February 6. Joteph jobnfoo and john Statham, of Twfdretes- Mills, Northamptoali.e, and Thomas Johnfon, of Hyde-Street, Bloonahury, Middle ex, millers, dealers, chapmea and covert. ners, at ten, at Guildhall. NICRU PT& George Dixon, of Laneetter Oliver, dealer and chapman, to far render January 2, tt, and I diruary 9, at eleven. at Guildbilly, London. Anomie', Metier. Berry and James. William Wright, of Queenhithe, London. provition merchant, dealer and ehapman, January 5. 16, and February 9, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr Samuel White Sweet, No. 6, King's Bench Walks, Temple. James Howall, of the pal ifh of Eglwyfilan, Glamorganlhire, Orop keeper, dealer and eharintan, January t 2, It, and February 9, at eleven, at the Angel Inn. Cardiff. Anomie,. Mr. Lewis, Cardiff; or Me fro. Pelee and Brown. Lincolii'a Inn. Elizabeth Juxon and Charles Juxon. of Birmingham. Warwick !hire, brafs founders, dealers, cliapmen and copartners, January is, 16. and February 9, at eleven, at the Shakelpeare Tavern, Birmingham. Anomie., Mr. B. C. Carter, Staple Inn, London,l or Mr Butt. New-Street, Birmingham. James Chard. late of Anchor and Hope-alley, Red Lion-ftreet, St. George's in the Ealt, Middlefes, painter, glazier, dealer and ehapnian. January a - , at eleven, January 9. and February 9, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Downe, Henrietta-Street, Covent Garden. William White, of Newhall Street, Birmingham, tailor, dealer and January a 6, at one, January IS, and February 9, at eleven, at the White Hart Itin, Digherte greet, Birmingham.— Attornies,j Mr. Charles Conflable, No. to, Symond's inn, Chancery-lane, Loudon ; or Mr John Simms, BuU Ring, Bar it:high:mu WillianaNicholls. of Minchinbamptm. Gioucefterfhire, clothier,' January 3, at five, January 6. and February 9, at eleven, at the 1 George Inn. Stroud. Anomie*, Metres Sheppard and Adling lon, Bedford row, London ; or Mr. Geor g e Watben, Strut, Gloueetterflure. Samuel May a:id John Spdnner, of Great 'Portland Street, pad& of St. Mary Is Bonne, Middlefes, haberdafhers, deshers and ehapmcn, and copartners, Januarys, 16, and Feb. 9, at cinch. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Drake, Old Fllheyttreet, Doctors'. Commons. William '1 a kart!. of Union Street, Brittol, cabinet-maker, dealer and chapman, January 14,13, and February 9, at eleven, at the Rummer 'Tavern, ISriStul Attornirs, Mr. John Vowlea, St Jame.% Barton, Briftol or Mr William Bennet, Dean's -court, 3t. Paul's, London. DIVIDENDS. January it. William Branwhite, of Tobacco Roll court, Grace church-Street, Lin' don, warehoufeman, at ten, at Guildhall. February r 6. William Hopkins, of Lemandlreet, Goodman's- Fields. Middlefax, Ilk thrower, at ten, at Guildhall. Felt . aary 6 George Wardell, of Mantel Street, Goodman's Fields, blidelletex, mariner and merchant, at ten, at GuildtralL L.SW I.NTLLLIGENCE. C01.13T OF KING'S BENCH, DEC. si. PETER AND PATER YOUNG V. THOMAS WRICH r Thi. was an aftion on a bill of exchange for 4601. at three months date, drawn by the defendant on Charles Wright, No 2, Alt/gate. The ATTORNEY GENERAL for the plaintiff, raid, that this bill was drawn by the defendant ou his bro. ther, or cettfin, and that it was exchanged with the plaintiff* with anither bill of 381. I 25. for a bill on the plaintiffs fur 4981. t as. which had been dircharg• ed. The Learned Connfel underarmd that the de fence to be let up was, that the bill in queftiJn or asin fulfilment of an ufurious contraft entered into at the 'time of its or igi nal concoftion, and that the teßimony to this cafe was to be lupperted by Mr. John King. A Jut yman afked, if this Hut King were 7eu King, the money lender ; to whom the Attorney Ge neral replied, that they would at prefent give him no other name than that of Mr John King. Mr. M. B. Tennant, a clerk in Sir Matthewßloi. ham's houfe, and feveral other witneffes, confirmed `the opening of the Connie! for the plaintiff. Mr. GARROW laid, that the defence would be very concife, and filch as would give entire fatilfaCtion. Confidering the profound fecrecy prefervedetween the Connfel with regard to-each other, for the in .terelt of their refpeCtive clients, it would appear very fingular that his learned opponent was not only un acquainted with the ground of the defence, 'but with the perfon by whole evidence it was to be fuppetted. This looked very anuch as if he thought it would be irreftflibly maintained. It was trite that the teftimony 'of Mr King would be offered : and whatever elm ' fions might be dire led to injure the charaCter of that gentleman, it was a cafe in which fuch expedients would be of no utility—fme, if he had any bias whatever, it would rather, be in concealing than in i difclofing the fads, ai by the expo6tion he would certainly diminifh any pretenfions he ;night have to honour and reputation. ' Mr John King was then called, andleing (went on.the Old Tenement, uNevuered, he was intetrtrinted by the Attorney General. ' , . Do you not [weir with your hat on ? A. No. Mort Jews (hi ? A. Yes, but you know lam fingu ar. You have teen me (wear fo before. ti..:Not when I examined you on a former Decal tiQn, I think ? Yes, after a cnnfiderable dircufflon, l I Note upon the Pentateuch, and with ray 'hat off.l . Gt . Vat iefe tin itliiltkei to igft* " with ySa} 1t on ? A. Nola ' • 5 •P' • • • The . A+TORNEY . GENERAL—I thought it was per-1 feet!) , indifferent to him, in what Maiiher he took thenath. The • witnefs then faid, that he had' inifed large fume of money for Mr. Wright, throogh'the me dium of the Bank, and other fourcei, the rate of , 5 per cent. ; that he could not continue fa to do, and that afterwards he received tol. in the tool. on bills at two and three, and under four months. equal to about 4.0 per cent. per ar.num r• that in•allbe hid negotiated, from to.ocol. Lo ismool. for that Gentle- I min. For'thit iwiiatticular, be had bad the ' rote of etimt lor. percent. ' Crofs-eramitted by Mr. ATTORNIFY GENERAL. -Ot t :Too are DM of the Jevrifh perfuation I fweilif Upon the Pentateuch, and I believe In it. Q. You may fwear npon the Pentateuch without being of any religion, and yin may believe in it with ofst beintof the jewilh religion. Ido not mean to ingiviit with great particularity into your tenets ? • A. It &ems to me you do. - Q ; You were formerly maraitd to a laiy, with whom you are not now- conneEted ?—A. Yes. • fZZ :. Her relations prevailed upon her to repudiate you, becaufe you were ociy Jew enough for . them ? , Yes. • (L . I think they were veil nwearonable. You are Jew enough now are not you ?—A. The tibial of the Attorney Galeria is, that this fort of examination Ikonid get into the public Papers. Lord Etamotoutsa—l do not think he has any Inch purp-fe. Vhit ATTORNEY GENERAL.—QMy ObiCA is, Si,`, to petfaade the pity, that you ought not to be be lieved np'n your nath.—.A. I do not think you have any tight to make to Mocking and degrading an otifervatian. Lord EtAsnaortoucn.g. When a wittier, h pre , 'rented in Court, the Counfel have a right to Multi• gate into his truth.' Mr. Irsix.- 0 The Attorney General knows. my Lord, that I have, triad all I can to be out cf this caufe, 'being aware that, on which ever (ide I appear ed, I thould be eapofed to the infult of the Connihi for the oppoilte party, I have endeavoured to avoid being fubpocnaed ; but I was caught at tan" The ATTORNEY GENERAL.—" My Lord, I 17125 called upon to put the quefiions I have prepnfed." QYou never (wore upon the New Tellament in your life ?—A. Fifteen years ago, you know, I did. Q_Pr.vinufly to that-you had (worn upon the New TeltAmertt ?—Very probably. Mr. King applied . to his L'srt'lhip for proteftion ; to which the CHIEF jusrrev replied, that if his anfwers would be likely to involve him in any penal confequences, he thould be apprited. After fume further interrogatories, in which the witnefs confirm ed his former Itatement as to the Witty. The ATTORNEY GENERAL Paid, that he had a painful duty impofed upon him ; but he fhould not be deterred by the language of the wirnefs, half me nace and half complaint, from faith Elly difcharging, his duty to his clients. Mr. King, by his own teal mony, was a perfun who ought not to be believed npcn his oath. He told the Jury he was a Jew, and had always been of that feet; yet, in open defiance of. the Mnfaic law, he had frequently taken his oath upon -the New Teilament—upon that volume which, to a Jew, was the fubjeet of feoff an .l mockery.— The original words of this folemn affeveration Ica ore adjuvet Dew, a [annum Evangerium. Would the Jury decide a quettion on a fixpence fupported by the teflimony of a man, who would indifferently (wear upon a book he did or did not believe ? N only the man who gay, this teftimony, but the evidence itfel', would deferve no fort of credit, Mr. King Paid, that he at firft di:Counted the bills at 5 per cent. and then, without any progrenive variation, he leaped up to 40 per cent. as the confideration for there ad vances. Mr. King had lived much in this great town ; he had dwelt with tht iharpelt among its inhabitants—with thofe that fomemight,indiftretely, call (harpers ; and yet he would hats you believe, on ibis occafi, n, that he had &listed himfelf with 5 per cent. wl en he might have obtained 4o per cent. Was there any confirmation of this extraordinary witnefs, or of thole remarkable depn fi tions ? They b. augh t nu other perfon, Heathen, Jew, or an iitiAn, to corroborate it. How flood the law ?No cafe had been decided, in which ufury between two perfons, whole names were not upon a bill, was held to inva lidate fuels bill in the hands of an innocent indorfee. The parties, in this cafe, involved in ore ufury, were King and Reevee , and they were nut upon the bill. —Under there circumltances, the Learned Counfel hoped that the vetdiet would be fr.und for the Plain- Mr. King Paid, that if it were neceffary, he would prove, that the form in which he had taken the oath was continent with the ceremonies of the Jewifh religion ; to which his Lordfhip replied, that whether be (wore with his hat on or off, would not be ma teusl. Lord Cst.tasoaotron, iii Rimming up, obferved, that this was an aBion againß the drawer of a bill, and that the Plaintiff's cafe, muter the proof it had received, Rood fair, unles a fufficient anfwer had been givep to it by the Defendant. Where ufury veined in the original formation' of a bill, it was vitiated by Inch Willy, into whatever hands it litould devolve. The credit of Mr. King was impeached upon various grounds. r 11, He had admitted, that, fifteen years before the prefent time, he did (wear upon the New Tenament, in which he did not believe, he being a Jew, and repofing his faith only in the Pentateuch. Unlefs a perfon be qsvcsi in a future Rate of reward and ponifhment, no credit would be giien to his teftimony, delivered under the foleennity of fuch an oath on the . rfpels. There had been no referve in the manner in which Mr. king gave his teflimOnf; he Elated, that he did difcisunt the bills of the defendant. in the firfl infiance, at five per cent. and lubfequently at ten per cent. which, upon three months, was at the rate of forty per cent. per annum. On there latter terms the bill in Aitenicn, he (wore, was difcounted; and if the Jury believed hiM, the defendant would receive their ' verdiB ; but if they placed no reliance on - his evi dence, hey 4votild confider the plaintiffs as entitled to recover.—Veidiet for the plaintiffs, 4651. r6s. Another aelioti was brought by the fame parties againft Charles Wright, the acceptor, in which a verailt for the fame amount was given ; and n ith this caufe the farmers of the Sittings terminated. On Friday morning laft. at his fact at lettakiiin the 64th yeeraf -higage. the Right 441 w. litrinlitt Lor4 lirownlow. He tvas the oply Co. of the late Right onniirable John Cue, But. Speaker of the 14oure or Cann:um—ln rennin. ratisn of whore krsiccs in that high efice,he was advantd to the Forage in i 776. His I.ordfhip was twice mairied : fiat to INiR Drury, daughter and co Miters of Sir Thomas Drury, of Obtr. Rose, in NorthamptnhOsit., and filter of the late Counters al Buckinghamillirc ; and (stolidly to Miff Bankcs, only daughter at Sir Henry B.mkes. of WimbledGia, by whom he has left a hum*, Cons hue. He is rucceeded in hi tide end enact by his eld.* fini, the Honourable j?bn Caft, M fee the borough of Caber.. - 7 LANDS in PER THSHIRE. and HOUSE In STIIILI/419. TO )3E SOLD EV P[ l : Lie ROUP, Within the Royal Exchange' Cofree Houk, E.dinbergh, on Wednefilay tl ejth day of May, ad, at two o'doc in tbi Afternoon. in Two Lots by Order of the Aligning of Maks. George Baillie and John Jaffrey Lott.' 1 'HE ESTA l'E t:d LANDS of PITFAR, 1 the property of Mr John Jaffrey, fituatod in the paribi of Folfaway and county of Perth, about twelve mutt froki Stir: ling and fit from Alloa, both excellent mattet tonne, to Wall there is eafy 2CCCE , frr m the Lands by good roads. and there plenty of Coal and Janie in the neighbourhood. The Lands (on which there arc Tunable Farm Stoadingt) extend to S49A. 3R and 32F. according to a late Purvey thereof. They are mostly enclofed with ftone fences or quickfet hedges. and thi re are interfperfed among the fields about 19 acres df thrivirg Plan tations, in clumps and (trips an 1 being in the ocettpr of the Proprietor at prefent, the purchafer wiU get immediate entry to the whole premifes. The fubjed holds of the Crown for pay. mem of a 'mall fee duty of tit sad. to the Abbey of Culroft, and is valued In the cell hooks at 681. The flipeod payable to e the Lands is 31 Is rd. and fcboul falary ys 6d. Lot 2. 'That H.sufe and Pertinent. in Stirling, at prefent °cm pled by Mr laffray, fixated on the South-Ode of Sc. John-street. The hoofs is large, having on the grdund film a kitchen, trio ro m' and a cellar; on the sd Boor a dining nosh , paricon; aid two lel rooms, on the td floor i large dialog rodeo. anal aim bed rooms, and in the attic dory three bed mem i to the both there Is a 'table a.td oilier 'office bodes; and adloinhis there tel as excellent garden, wen laid out. The fubjedts arc held in hurgage of the town of &klieg. The S 'vents on the Land. of Pidar will thew the emus& and Marcbet ; and thole in the Houk in deirliorwili &sir said the Peril Iva.. For further particulars apply to John Horsier. Efq W.S Quern-ftrect, Edinburgh : Meru Bolton liteartoni and Zettle, the Aflignem, at Liverpool ;or Midra oats aod Greaves. Sacilors, Kiog's Arcut-yar 1, Coleman •flre.l,Loideo. with each of whom a a the Eilatehr left. - kok - do - 1 CONS[TMP' • PEC ESSENCE OF COLTdiOOT. 'THE herb Coltafont, called 'rulfilago by the an. dents, dents, was diftlnguiflard by them. as its name fulielently conveys, for its cscri'ence in the cure of Coughs, and other molary com,4aints ; and this Effence has, in the cootie ots, long pradtice, been f .und the moft fafe and effedual remedy for Coughs, Aftlitnas, and all Difordas of the Lungs. It gently opens the hrraft, and immediate' gives liberty of breathing, widsout a.y danger of taking cold. It admirably allays the tickling which pro. yokes freqn •Lt cougbit:g cleanfes the (mall glands, relates the fibres, and thereby enlarges the cavities of the *olds. Thus it wilt prevent C.onfumptithis,if taken before the lungs are ulcerated. cures alto aD Milky and dry Cotten, heals rawnefs and forenefs of the limit, and giv_s rebel to chafe wbo, through age or infirmity, are deprived of reit or Ileep. TAI. Menet is prepared by James Ryan, fnrgeon, in *Mel; and fold only by F. Newbery and Sons. No 4;, the eaft end of he. Paul's, London in bottles. 3s. 6d. each, duly included ;and woos are genuine but thee which have the words . 1 F. Ncsybety,, N0.41s St. Paul's," engraved on the ftkrnp. 1 0 pluck the tole 44 . Pleclute,cnd not to be wounde d by its thorn,has been the favt,urite pbjeA of manktud,though in this they have been too often difappoitited; happily for the good of Imlay, the baneful effeas of illicit intercourfe are eafily removed. if application is made to that invaluable preparation of Dr. Fats- MAN'S, termed GUTTA SALUTARIS. Thole Diuretic Vege table Drops contain no mercurial pui4in-to undermine the mai tutinn, and plantalifeafe where the aim is to rest re health, which fo many Wafted felicities of the day do ;on the contrary, fo in- , 1 nocent is this molt efficacious preparation, that it is adminiftered with fakty to children of the molt tender age. fo fuecefsful are ha powers as to eradicate from the habit in a Mort time qie feeds of direafe, however latent they may be, or diftant the time of at ftelion. The moft obitinate *lefts, loft, of bone and palate.. and, in Mort, the wore appearances of the adtion of a certain difeak, have yielded, in a very (bort period, to their influence. To this. Medicine bow many thoufands have heal mutated for the refto• radon of 'health, after being difmilfed the MI - phalli, and having one thr ovgh all the routine of common medicine; nor are its virtues confined alone to counteract a certain difeafe ; wherever a marbid Rate of the fluids ezifts, as in kortutic• and nervous com plaints, it lino k 1 a never failing remedy. Sold whokfale at Mr. &Aker. No. 4,Cheapfide, corner of Patt.rnofter-row; and retail by molt Country Bookfellers,ist bottles at as. nd.and 4a.6d. wide ample di redtions. A CtiALLUIUX N/FESSRS.CUILRIE anci CO. Sorgeons, challenge ' VC& the whole world 'to prove a fin& initance where their Mee dicine and method of cure have failed of the dented ere& The praddice of many years In this particular branch of their profefflun has not given rife to one unfucceranal cafe. They continue to die-ea their Studies to the treatment and cure of Venereal Complaints, and that derangement of the fyitem r which is the confequence of the pernicious wafteful cifeelos of a ha -1 bit long and moil unhappily purfued by the youths of both fexes, in the one it will he found to be the unfailing fource of barrennefs, the other have its ravages fatally developed to them by a diftreffieg I state of debility, which, if not timely remedied, terminates in itn potence. There are its remote and ultimate effedis ; while eon- I At/options. lofs of mufcedar power, and various nervous complaints I ufually charodetift the earlier Rages of this folitary vice. Of per- I fens langnifhing under the difurders incident to inch a life thdr 1 treatments. ll:nple,and has neverproved unfuccefsful in the murk •of a bong, laborious, and much extended pradtice. In the mot ; obilinate and complicated cafes of Venereal Infedtion,fuch as oh ; ftrelions in the Urethra, Spungy Exerefeences, Hard Tumours, 1 Callous Ulcers, Eraptiors, Seminal Weaknefv, Meets, Ike. ice which have hitherto b.ffiedthe skill of the general prataidooer, Meirre Currie and Co a-e now enabled radically to cure by a new, Ifife, and expeditious mode of pradlice, fuperior to any other yet , :dopted They may b+ confulted by either Sc s with the greaten' ! delicacy, feereey and honour. at their honk, No. toy, Hatton Oar' Iden. Patients in the country arc requefted to (tats the paatindars of their cafe, their age, and general mode of !wilts Letters, psel l paid,enclofing a bank note. nil! be daly anfwered cand the need ! fan , advice and medicines given or fent to any part of the kingdom. lIUTLER'S RESTORATIVE TOOTH-POW- 3- , DER, belt offered to the ufe of the Public at large, was 4 the circle of Dr. P. H. I/hail - dale's particular acquaintance, and dil Nobility and Gentry, his patients and its 'virtues pally appreciat• ed ; hut a certain delicacy prevented him from publicly aanouncial this preparation. Mr. Butler has come into polirffion of the original recipe, and he begs to affure thole afllidled with decayed or can* , five teeth and gums, that they may refy on its efficacy and tette& a:ive quality—a truifm of which any one may be convireed,bY e fair and candid trial o' one box. Of the properties of this Tore% Powder, its deterfive property is juft fufficient to clear away thois dtitrudtive particles of acid which generally adhere to the row% and in the interfUces of the teeth, without injerrhaz the furface cr either, healing forenek in the former. and prosnogng a new ter mel of pearly whiteners. where it has been injnredior corroded ea the latter. It has a pleafant and agreeat le odour and is withal is ip-rfedtly innocent, that it may be eater w'thout runty. This diftinguiling charadterifttes of its fanative effeets and fupeekwitft have procured It the unbonnded approbation of the gllten. 'IN Princeirea, the Emprefs of Ruffle, the Ducheftes of York, Bedfardi , Gordon, Lecde. Rutland, and moil of the Englifh and foreign Ns. bility, many of whom recommend it with admiration, as a mat t fury appendage to the toilet, and indeed they do but common ja' I lice herein, line , it Imparts a firtnnefiand beautiful rednefs to de gtems,to the breath the molt deledtable fweetnefs. and, if ad ells Randy as di-wiled; will render the teeth firm and white, and or 1 vent the tooth ach from returning to thofe who havebeen liable as its moft baneful effedts. Prepared and fold wholefale and retail by Mr. Butler, No. 41 theaplide, corner of Paterrinfter-row, London, and of molt cot try Medicine Venders and Perfumers, in boxes at 24.9 d. tea. Of whom may be had, Ruder's improved Silver-wired Teeth' Brufh rr, price i s. each. ----a-o LONDON: Printed and pabllthed by LRVEL KRNT,(oLCMO terhury Pkee ( I.:,eth) at the Srwa / Outca, Nei ['CNN! ftreet. Pith4e4llllto at the Sraa•Orrres, TV:vie-BA ~•