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irr • TM; ARMY. i'ietaVe.reaswirto believe, that the arrangements clte j ogrice of Commander in thief of the F 4ccs k4v.c et length been concluded, and chat Sir DAVID DUN Dis k whose resignation has at leng th been accepted, will immediately be succeeded by te Duke of Youx. Yestertioy three troops of the 12th Light Dragoons marched into Portsmouth for entbat kation for Por tugal. A large detachment from the 2d battalion of t .sAth march in to-morrow, to embat kto join the lit battalion. - Lord DMITURST arrived at Portsmouth yesterday from London, and has taken command of the Wee cester Militia. The following Regiments have received orders to march in the cOursv of the ensuing week from their respective quartets, in order to be reviewed by his Royal Highness the Nis= REogsr, on 'Wimbledon Common, on the sth of June. att Dragoon Guards, or'Queeti's Bays, from Canterbury. . 3d, or Kii.g's Own (ii,aty) Dragoons, front Guildford. letli FittISMS, front hrighton. Part of the Litb, or Prince of Wales's Light Dragoons, from Romford. 15th Hussars, from Hour%low. ..18th Ditto, from Deal. 434! Light Dragoons, from Chichester. 11800 of the Royal Artillery, tram Woolwich. COURT MARTIAL, CUELSEA COLLEGE. MAY '24.-- EIORTiI DAY.—The Court met at ten o'clock, when Mr. M'Arthur's examination-in-chief, was resumed, and continued until.two o'clock:— His cross examina tion then commenced by Capt. Bligh, but no new film appeared. The Court adjourned, at a quarter after three o'clock., until ten to-morrow morning. Notwithstanding:; the rain in the morning, the Cow t was much crowded, and particularly with Ladies in elegant attire. Straw hats were the order of the nay. LAW INTE.LLIGLIVCE. COURT OP XING'S PINCH, MAY 24. Mt F. DURIATT V. TUE SERJEANT AT ARMS, AND CONSTADLL OIY THE TOWU. Mr. -Serjeant SIIRPHfRD being informed by the • Cpurt that they should be ready to hear any motion of his before proceeding to pass judgment on a variety of defendants who were iii waiting to receive the judgment of the Court, The Learned Serjeant said, that he attended their Lordstrips tor the purpose of requesting that they would have the goodness to name some day in the 'text term for the trials at Bar between Sir F. Bar &kr and Mr Colona% and between Sir F. Burdett land Earl Moira. It might lr proper for him to itare, that these two. cases stood in somewhat LW inrent situations. The action against Mr. Cole an had been posiponed only till after the argument in the demurrer should be disposed of, while the ac tion against Eirl Moira had been postponed on ac count of the absence of a material witness. Mr. Cole man, ,the person whO had eileented the warrant, in Virttie of which the defendant ' Earl Moira, had re iiiVed the person of Sir F. Burdett into custody, being at present serving in the. British Army in Spain rid Portugal. 1-le had slated this, because the de ' fend . inesgounsel might prdbably make a distinction ""between the two cases:. As to the former, he presu: tlie're could he no cause allealfed on the other. side why it sliGuld not come on. 7he Court had al ready given judgment in the demurrer; the reason ,for postponing the former case, therefore, was at an Old, and he understood that the Court had agreed to d'ay for thii purpose in the next Term, though that was a proceeding not exactly in course.' Lbrd Etutanonotkt, after consulting with the Other Judges, said the two Trials at Bar must both . stand for •one day ; for it was utterly impossible to devote two days in Term to the trying of them.- - The most convenient day Would be the fifth day in Teina, being Wednesday the I9th June, if the Attor neyrGeneril saw no inconvenience in that day. The Arroxwer-GettariNo answered, that he was not aware of kny inconven*nce in fixing that as the day. The trials were accordingly fixed for Wednes day, 19th June. THE KING v. DRAEAEH. _ _ The defendant now received the judgment of the Coin fur the libel in the Stamford &Ws, on the sub: ject okuilitery punishment by floggittg. Mr: Justice GROSE, in passing it, observed, that few publications were calculated to do 'mare mischief than that of which the defendant had been found guilty as a libel, by discouraging the reernitinent of our army, and ren doing those who had entered the service dissatisfied with their situations. The Court had read with sur prise the defendant's af f idavit in mitigation of punish ment, in which he swore th4t he was grateful to the Constitution under Which he lived, and aware that *son thiPreservation of it d'irpended all the blessings he enjoyed. These feelings were wholly ;net:oxtail:tent with the present libel. The defendant had also thought, that by adducing to the Court an instaitie in which he had sided against the Popular feeling,'he should be in some degree pardoned on the present occasion. That was not so. The Court taking all the circumstances of the defendant's case into then consideration, did order and adjudge, that for this offence, he should pay to the King a fine of 4'200, and be imprisoned in his Majesty's gaol at Lincoln far the space of 18 calendar months, and find secu rity for his good behaviour for three years afterwards, himself in £4OO, and two sureties in 4200 each. THE KING v. 4.OLLIER. John Collier, fcr publishing a libel reflecting on the Commissioners of Taxes for Manchester, was senten ced to be imprisoned twelve calendar months in the Castle of Lancaster. THE KiNr; v. WFISB. Thomas Webb, a paper-maker at Abberiille, in Serkshire, who had been ccnv;ctcd of forgibg the name of the of of Excise, on the Wrappers of cer tain reams of paper, thereby defrauding the revenue, was sentenced to be imprisoned in the common gaol of Reading, for 18 months. THE KING V. ?EAMES. Joseph Pearks, an officer of Excise, who had been found guilty of improperly affixing the stamp of office on the wrappers of paper which had not paid duty, was sentenced to be imprisoned fur eighteen months, in this gaol of Flint. TILE KING V. WILLIAM ISJIMIONS. The defendant, A miller, found guilty at tne last reter Assizes of an assault upon John GilT, was fisted qv' plods. / ... , 'run ittaio sr. stsuoi G. C. Bithop and James Trips , 'eeetvielei-of-sts assault.of a.very violent nature on. an Excise.offieer, lin the d•scharge of his duty, while surveying the soap rnAnufactotyot the defendant Bishop, the vim defer dant Trip, being his servant, were sentenced to be im prisoned in the gaol of Maidstone, Trip for 18. and I Bishop for 12 calendar mOnths. THE KING IN 1111ApOW, CLIME. Mr. GARROW prayed the judgment of the Court : against this defendant, who had suffered it to go i against him by default, for calumniating the wife of the Gentleman in whose house he was tutor, in order to Induce his patron to continue his son under his charge. Mr. TOPPING presented en affidavit, stating that the defendant, who had come from Liverpool on the outside of the coach, there being no place to be pro cured inside, had been visited by a rheumatic affec tian on the lungs, to which he was liable, and also by 'febrile symptoms, which rendered it dangerous for . . him to quit his bed. Theiktrottraty Gettenat. said, he must speak out here. The defendant had been down at Liverpool preaching against the person who here , felt himself called on to complain of him. The Rev. defendant would endeavour to persuade the persons who heard him at Liverpool, that the Court were favourable to him, and he would go on doing so, if he was not brought up for judgment this Term. Lord Et.l.ENnottoucts—" Let the defendant appear in Court t , ).MOTToW." THE EING en CHURCHYARD AND OTHERS. A Criminal Information had been moved for in this case, against a number of persons for conspiring together, by noise and violenceto prevent the exercise of Divine Service, at Wickham Market, by a body of Protestant Dissenteis. The ATTORNEY GENERAL this day shewrd cause on the part of one of the defendants, hot, on hearing Mr. CrAITOW, in reply, in support of the Rule, it was made nbsolute as to them all. THE KING v. JAIN INITHAIARTON, ESQ. Mr Jelly's prayed the judgment of the Court upon the defendant, who had been found guilty of an as sault upon one Dana: • The defendant was a student of Gray's Inn, and was returning home one evening with some fellow students after having dined in the Hall on Grand-day, when brushing by accident against the prosecutor, he called the party " shop-boys," and otherwise abused them ; upon which, the prosecutor continuing to follow them, the defendant pushed him off the curb-stone. For this offence he filed an information in the Crown Office : and although the defendant had offered to take Lord Ellenborough's advice at the trial, and go before the Master compound the offence, the prosecutor re fused, and wanted farther terms. It was now agreed, however, to refer the case to the Master. THE MO Ir. ?I MA; PIIATHER. This defendant, a coffee-house keeper, who had been found guilty of assaulting William Clipstone, a Sheriff's officer, and the defendant's father-in-law, aged 70 years, and afflicted with the rheumatism, at a table in the King's Arms Coffee-house, Palace-yard, whither the parties had adjourned to dine, after having been witnesses in a cause at Westminster-hall, was brought up for judgment. It appeared that it was not till after the defendant's recovery of Xl6O against the prosecutor by verdict of a Jary, that he instituted the present prosecution ; and the prosecutor's attempt to defraud him of the money was the provocation to the assault. The de fendant was sentenced to pay a fine of forty shillings. ARCHES counT, DOCTORS' COMMONS, MAY 24. GILL, falsely called DICK, against DICK. This was a case, which, from its peculiar nature, has excited a consid,•rable degree of interest. It was a proceeding at z.he instance of the wife, for a nullity of marriage, grounded upon a plea of personal im perfection in the hush.vid, by which the principal end "of marriage was defeated. Upon his denying the fact, the proof oblig.al to be resorted to was an in spection of both parties by medical men. Cases of this description being of .such rare oc currence, it became necessary to refer back to the first principles of the civil lsw, and consider their applica. tion to the present case. A long and ingenious ar ; gnment took place in consequence; of the particulars of which, and the evidence adduced, the peculiar cir cumstances of the case prevent a detail. The Learned Judge (Sir innw Nictiott.) observed, that there could• be no doubt of the circumstance `complained of being a sufficient ground of nullity, but then the proof required by law was strong and con clusive t the rare occurrence of these cases demon strated the difficulty of obtaining that proof, and. however parties might be affected by it,.he could not depart from the strict rule of law thus laid down.—ln the present case he was of opinion the proof required had not been afforded, and he could Mt therefore establish a precedent of thisnature uponlight grounds, the party having a remedy in an appeal to the col lective wisdom of the Court of Delegates. He pm. nounced, therefore, for the Wine of proof on the part of the promoter of the suit. and dismissed her op , plication. 'lr I Wednesday evening last, as Mr. Joseph Holland, of Gutter-lane, was walking his horse along the Green.lane near Kilburn, in company with Mr. Samp son, of Bread-street, apparently in perfect health at that moment, a vivid flash of lightning came, and he fell from his horse dead without a groan. A man has undergone two examinations at Marl-, borough-street, on the charge of having been concern ed in poisoning the horses at Newmarket, and he has been remanded till next week. Lord Foley is said to have suffered a lose to the amount of £50,000, by the nefarioni'poiiOning . of hittlood horses, from the nomet mai...ft. satchel to which he had engaged thein. Munnetts.—Thursday night a murder was com mitted in Brick-lane, Spital-fields, attended with air. cumstances of brutality rarely heard of: a girl, stand-' ing opposite a butcher's shop, was annoyed by a boy, i who wished her to be gone. The girl resisted, and threw a handful of mud at him. This the woman belonging to the shop no sooner observed, than she knocked down the girl, and kicked her with such vior lcnce as to break th_. spinal bone, which u, fortunately caused her death. The woman instantly decamped. Mr. M'Gregor, of Stonyhurst College, near Black burn, a respectable teacher of dancing and fencing occasionally in Lancaster, Manchester, &c. was robbed and murdered last week on the road betwetia the for. rater place ata4 Preston. c. .1 let Tilt ROOPltitt COttod. . „Wollaston CkhriseMestaf. gamentiosa di Wagerer* A UST IN's LiNIDIENT, which es aa external gp. L . J. . 3 . piked's, Mid km been mod with etiest.tne success in ll • t red i needay, the 13th ,net. WhillAlShitilf Si the Theses, as este, and dietriinted gesdifer many years, is wow, hue the nu - W. Deans, of Otty's Hosiltil. Sergeon, Aged 19 years. son of amps* applications for it, metedto the public in jet oral, a : Cavallo LTetuss, 'Fitsibury'rerram.•a yeint Satiatensiet imitable • safe, easy, Sad elated remedy for this disorder, and that Ire. dullimitiste and decedent vanities a mind, and wittier abiliSeo parody when Sit ocher medicines have filed. It it tipsily eirs alslo4tolsaloso wee ouch Im.huadd Ilan d'Spa.bMlD' l r to a he maims in other abstinent and den sling Coughs. More advanted age, and promised to have Makireillatt 911 orna- Sold only by F. Newbery and sachet th fr Wareholnee, No. slum to his Profession, and of general sank* to society. 45, St. Paul's Church-yard, London; and N i. so, Dame-armee. Dublin; in pots, price es. each, date ineht 'ed Alm by Bawls . ~ SPAri'HPIELD MARKET, May. 14. * end Co. Grford-street ; Hawkins, Oil Bo 4-s reet ; Borchelt, To sink the Offal per urine of e bb . . • _. Long-Acre; Watd, tiollsbnir Randall, itoyal Lschange; Clarke. Biter fie. MI. t o 6s. 4d. Veal tic ad, els la. m Borough; French, Tooley-stspis: a Barr., Lroise•attert, West- Minton ss. 44. to 6s. 44. Poet ' ss. ad. to Gs if 1. .Minster; and firewood, illebtlpsgate street. Heal) Or CATTLe THIS DAT. - Beasts, about 410—Sheep and Lambe, 6040. I ' • -- CAoL. 011We...105—Pies, 940. I 9'llo MAS LAMB, of 32,New Newenham-street, -41IEWOA7 E AND I.F.ADENEIALL MARKET , I I- Edgware - road, was aff:ctrd lour ur five y era with a pus. Peratione of odb.by the careme. tular Eruption, the fat appearxr.c. of whirl. wa, in Isis late -ntl Beef 4a. Od. to Ss. 4d. Veal 5. 03. to 7.. 01 hands, and then it s: read over hi. body About Chris , nr.s, too; mutton 4s. ad. to Ss. ad. Pork • is. lid- tu 64.. 8, : , the usual prrind oldie year when these dist4sel are always v , . Lamb Gs. 04. to as. M. • giavated, the soles of his feet were so oovered ILA he was undo, : to walk; finding no re-lie from his medico, &arisen, he- alga., .' ' in lune, I nit, to the Dispensary, IS , Soho -rite.lrr ; and h; :.:',.1 . Seitsavev's PaCINT Awriscor.auric Deors i whir') le . not now relinquished, all his symptoms are removtal, and Li..,,. • DORKING. SURREY. words are,' i as perfectly recovered." his romplection i, i....., A ReddreeP, with Plemore-teettods. Gordis. end 49 Acres of and his stature has the appearance of brier, exbaumteubygrquivs Lard, with immediate posseasiV., - . tier o nd his strength, and the chief sot of !viz distsse seemed .4 ) I* By Merin. SKINNER. TUCIiIN, imd roRREST, a defect in the digestive organs, which wen comiblerobly dery 1.4...•.1 On Friday, luny 7, at la, at Garrawai's, in Two Lots, In Scro p hula , the p owers of this. Medicine are most extra .rtb- A FR BEHOLD ESTATE, COPS' sting of a corn. Miry; and the numerous cures speak its dreaded superiority. modinsis Residence, fit for the accommeido, of a lArz „, i Autism at, numerous counterfein,.please to ask f•T Sprisbury t Patent Antimorhotic Uri:4.s, with the King's duty printed ir,1 , 1-?, and respectable Family, with convenient dopionicellions of ev e r y irk, lit bottles of Ss. 6d. doubt.' .bitttlai Ice. and larger ii 2Y.4 .1 description, Coach-house, Stabling for Revco horses , an e x c el lent and productive Kitchen Garden, welled found, Pleasure -ground, Inetsded- Compound Essence "- Plantation., and Paddock, containing altogether about Sit Acres, Dispensary, IS, Soho-moms, I mato. Galled ROSE HILL, .innate at Dorling, a dellghtlidpareiif the D IXON's celebrated ANTIBILIOUj I. I'l' . County of Surrey, on die road to Grightun, ma only eft Miles . ..., Nobility I among skein Ire the following, who have talon art patronised and eke Sy the Royal Family. an.lino, .. from London. .1 he Residence and Oilices have beets improved M at a very considerabk opener, and "coat atria bantysome Entrance- we hall, large Drawitig-routn, with windows opening upon the lawn, V i scountess them with thicti " Buckingham . -ariol llievrfal Morning-ruotn. Library SALES BY AUCTION. Rey. Jelin Stoddart, We Is. an excellent Dining-parlour, C.-.. - _'g-rt, 4. - ~ - several good Bed.chambers, with Dressing-rooms, and proper Viscountess *ditch-I AMIHUR apartments kr Say Jilts. The Premiais are pleAitully supplied Duchess of Devonshire Rev. A. Warren, A;Lingtes„ with fine water. Also two Detached Meadows of about Six Dowager Lady Say and Selo Sussex Acres, and Six Acres of Coppice Wood-land acijolniag. The - Lord Kilmoduse Ldw. Warren Eq. Guild'or.:. Williams, Bart. .Sir William Manners, Bart. ileac Hendey, 1 sq. Stock 7.t- Land-tas is redeemed. The Puraacer may be accottuncidated Sir W. M.P. street with the gente.l Household Furniture and Effects at a valuation, which, if rejected, will he Sold by Auction on the Premises, soon ,R. Hughes. Lbcl. 27a1 LI-ht. change after the Sale of the F. sate. : Dragoons Colonel Bishopp, f.tirrittror To be viutved b y e t ickets, 21 days preceding_ the sale, which may ' 144 '. 6 . 111 " ve • / 4 " c°l l Buck/ Phillip C'°d 4 " l •El P-ccadltit. - • --A...dam of Ad, - - , r ij m . 1 Dix oil s Pitts are ih d t found ean ticumparable Rented • tor 1 .. . be bad, with printed particulars, of Mr. Harr, Solicitor, Dor. ig ; Messes. Knight and Shrubs()le, Kingston ; and of Messrs. Skin ner, •I'euchin, and Forrest, Aldesgatc-ittreet. Particulars also at the White Hart, kr gate; Swan, Leatherhead ; White Hart, Guildford; King", Head, From ; an 'at GA:raven's NOitkULK—CAPVI AL Ri.:ellaENCF. AND FAlthel, In the best Sporting Part of the Country. By Mears. SKINNER, TUCHIN, and hORREST, On Tuesday, the 25th of June, 1811, at twelve o'clock, at Oar raway's Coffve honer, 'Change Alley, Cowbell, London, A mosT desirable FREEHOLD EST.A.TE. called MOUNT IDA, commandiw , a variety ofhcautif ul prospects, delightfully situate ticar Hong:ton Park, eight miles front Raicham, and 16 from Lynn, a fine sporthig part of the county of Norfolk, abounding with game ; enmpriang an mail knrwell-finishetl residence in complete order, with Aires of every description, coach-house, stabling, extensive pleasure and kitchen gardens, with lofty walling, lawn, plantations, and brad shrubbtry walks, peacheriei, grapery, pinery, iittcce ssinn houses, and amse.rvatoty. and 107 Agnes of ezcelletit p.ist tire rind' arable land, with suitable farming beildinp,leor cottages, ate. forming altogether a very eligible residence. .• To be viewed 24 days preceding the,paie, and printed partisit lars-may be had on the premises; also of Meal"-. Foster and Un thank, Solicitors, Norwich; Messrs. (}edge and Barker, Printers, Bury ; Mr. Jackson, Printer, Ipswich ; at the Angel. Yarnetrith; Duke's Head, Lynn ; Ram, Newmarket ; of Mr. bh-hiart, Solid tor. Oray's Inn.. London ; at Garraway's ; and of Messrs. Skin ner, Tuchin, and Forrest, Alder. gate-ifrett, Lecithin. . . - resuming the Cone of the Stomach, for cowing In digestion, lat preventing Crudities, and tbvir exisequent chsareLable Erns... Lions and Flatulences. Title ;nevelt liahi , ill and reraioza.-y Costiveness, tiell Hea kichs, and Heart-but a which is oe• as to,d. by Pregnancy,•aal a de'illitaied Stomach. w..ethet Ansi is Imo the Acrimony of the reduudant Bile, inteatpersae Diet, or Drink ing to Excess. Sold vsholekale and retail at Mt. Butler's, 4, Clieapdle. Corner of Piternoster-row ; and retail by betatn and St.arp, Portt moor . ), Hall and Johnson. Gosport ; Ali noit, Wes. on, athl Mallory. aid Imies,Portses. ; Trewntan, EIC:t Cr ; Cook wormy, the t, vit 1.-, x, o_ I. beet and Hosland, Plymouth; Newbeiy. Dub .. ...; &star 1i.4 1 lvi'llonakl, Glasgow; Smith, Mandetkton, Scutt and Cargill. Edinburgh ; Crteuwell, Deli ; Roes and Peet, Hull; Grei baa and Billinge, Liverpool; Stains and Lynch, liviancb,s,ter; BOWtri. NorWich: • Pant and Lloyd, En rinctigttain ; Oregory, liriginok; and most Mediiine Venders, in Loxes at l.s. 9d. cac.i . • ADVICE. WHEN Mtn of Esilleatiop and professional sita use persevering endeavours as discover the muse sae atta eertain mettles% of treating a few prevailing Difot•Lit'a, ow WUCC.4. fill resole of their esperience is the best proof of supfretrify. Messrs. POSI and C.Ce Surgeons, regularly educated 311.1 ini. listed Into esitry iiraneh of the profession (ea:Wk.-airs of iele•a from different •hospitals, and sothitOnials from the must einue.e Pliy.ki dud, they Aare to clanviesa any inquirer), have b en if. dueed to make the cute of the.tellowir.g the abject ef thee p.r titular study, vie. - a certain Disorder, frequently commit dits moment of intoxication s hod ita coneurnitams, MIX Irt• AA (sleets. whirls, by an improved plan, are speedily an.L et:ear e...r aired; as also ilelailify.,whefirer arising from Daubs:lsiah tud,l getters, long reslilence he warn-J4111:o es, er a %ecru tr.iiracy nit..!. too often uphapplly pursued by the youth of boll I. ze,, in ri:• one causing sterility or bairenilesii, and in the ol'A ~. 0 umelot4 train of nervous diseases i which, it not thr.ely remedied, tem. nate in Impotence sod Consumption. The resist uf Alen and tettensive yrs.:Wee hat enabled deep, by a iuperior siethod, to remove those complainu, however i . veter.tte or coMplicated, without Living the patient undor Vie least restraint in dietio 'Semite.; ana in recent Veil. real CP where an early application is made on discovery of t Lit tufectieL. they -pledge themselves so perform a ;ore iti the sleet qua t.t . twit days. The unprecedented (access of their /114kle 01 I r,.:•• tnent (which has never been known to fail in one ,itgle int , .r... • lea practice of twelve years, during which period nrsty pers. :,. of hotb.sexes have bees carrell, even after severe and tri,ol s • methods had been pursued by other Practitioners without se .c.f, induces them to thus publicly offee their advice. Messrs. GOO and Co. may be cousulted daily, personAly or 1! letter,by tidier sex, with inviolfibk secrecy, dein:see,: rd d tt et. t V. , .... Patients in the 'cutentry are requested to• describe the.: :......, manner of living, Ste. Indlodwg a liauk Note, and the owe w - . 4 be drily attended tq, and advice and metheinessent to any T....t a , the)eingtitim.-13, Bopverie street, Fket-street. ..._._-- --- V . iOOLLEY, NEAR BRADFORD; . WIL'L'S. FREEHOLD CLOATHING MANUFACTORY, DWEL LING-I !OUSE aad LANDS. By Mr. R. KNIGHT, ' • At the Swan lan, iii Bradford, oh N'Ableaday; A* Lett of May, tent, a. Three u'Cinck in the Afterneoei. by Direction of the A..ignctt of Mr. Fie A NCl$ Eva: 4 T f L Eitlthief., i Ilauhrupt, A CONVENIENT and su bs tantial VREEHOLD A - 1 - DWELLING HOUSE, with roomq Warehouses and: Workshops, a four-si ailed Stable, Drying Stove, and large Gar den walled in, pleasantly situate at Woolley, near Bradford, in 4 the occupation of Mr. Everett aforesaid. Also Two InclOsitres of rich Meadow Land adjoining. contaieing about Six Aereseold a Half, with a small Piece of Meadow Land against *.Woolley. Lane, containing I Rood and 94 Perche.s. The Closes and ;viva dote are also Freehold, except a small pit thereof corttajnixg• shout 1 Rood and t t Pershes, which kflield/bit Copy of Cebu Roll of the Prebend Manor of Bradford for twit youog.Lives of ' the respective ages of 119. and 85, subject to a Rent of Four pence per Annum. . , . . . . N. B. There is an excellent Steent-Erigfie of three Wises power, and other valuable Fixtures on am Pietulier;wit‘tyrhith the P urchaser b may be accommodated. , • . • , Lot S. Two ritavenieot Tenenrents and.Gardene, with.* good Weavjog Shop. at liudhury, near Bradford, in the occupation of (Serge Reynolds and William Batchelor. Also a Piece of Pasture adjoining. in :he occupation of Mr. WM. Mundy, con. tainini about lA. PR. LOP. held for the remainder of a Term of OneTheusand Years, subject to an annual . Rent of Forty Shillings.. Lot S. An Inclosure of Meadow Land,called Bellows Ground . , situate near Yea Mead, containing abort lA. R. 9P.; together with the Brat Crop of about 30 Perches in Yea Mead, held by Copy of Court Roll of the said Prebend Manor of Bradford, opts the same LAVCS as the Copyhold part of Lot 1, subject to a Rate of Sixpence per Annum. Printed Particulars may be bad on thePremlses, Place of Sale, George lons, Trowbridge and Froeme ; King's Arms and Bear 1 Inns, Melkthara ; Pack-horse Inn, lath; No.ll, Budge-row, London ; and Auctioneer's, Devizes. For viewing apply to Mr. Charles Timbre% one of the As 4 I signets, at Bradford ; and for further informatloo to the Auc. I tioneer, or Mr. Phene, Solicitor, Melksham. . TO THOMAS TAYLOR, LSO. N 0.% NEW BRIDGE-STREET. LONDON. lONOUCEO sot, IBE ( ; leave to inform you, that Srer since the yea 1790,1 had be:n afflicted with the I.ues Vonerea ; wh:Lh,... .1 its obstinately resisting every course of medicine prescribed : 1 . t e most eminent of the faculty here, and undergoitig several sets:* courses of salivation, and twice discharged from she Hospital, wsn little relief, would appear to he of the most inveterate ti.: , ~ .r.. is the spring of last year my disorder had got to much a he! is nearly to put a period to my existence. I had a large ulcer On! 4 crown of my head, one on tacit arm, and my leg s were bruL:r. out in a frightful simmer ; >.:y right was dreadf ully painful, 4...4 bad been in a state of ulceration for the lest seven pars; Illy it?: had also two nodes upon it, was very such diecoloured, and I , .'c me seek excruciating pain,, particularly when warm in biol. as nearly to deprlve nit of reit; in this lamentable state, I e.tt rs SUSSEX. commended by Mr. 3. Thompson, (who received so great s ci..e AN EXCELLENT MANSION, WITH .71101-ITY-ONE by [bell bere,) to take your Leake's Patent Pills, inbieti 1 ' , .....*rA ACRES OF LAND.—lit Mr. WEI.LER, to do on the efith May ;in the couree 01 a fortnigii 11. c.,. • On the Premises, on Tueilday, the 18th of keno, 14111, at twelve, receive benefit—in little more than a month the ulcers et.: 7 THE truly Valuable and Desirable FREEHOLD ; head aid arm: were soundly busied--so.lu After, the seri s ~..: ',.t ESTATE of AVISFORD :PLACE, the Residence oft kg healed also: leavutg, however, consideralde t'is..e! ,- ; •• • Admiral MONTAGU, (Exonerated from Land.rat). 1 tine in the skin, and pain in the bone of the it::, which, i 7 x, Comprising—a moat substantial Mansion, in a complete state l hie ..:ing of Goal, and a tittle Imager ptrseverailer to yot.r it .-.• et imiid and ornamental repair, an d con tain!, in the bowmen, 1 bit Medicine, subsided ; the nudes dispersing , the scsi isi:H ° ample Cellarage ; on the pound floor, a handsome Hall and itsnataral hue; and the nocturnal pales gradually going .4:-1 ii. . Staircase, well proportioned Eating and Breektast Rooms, add a . t'c"nici by your liberal advice and niudiciue, perfectly tree it neat Library and terecohouse, likewite Domestic Offices, replete my fsernier complaints-bare freeneetto my turner spots with conveniences of every deseriprien; on t h e f it , t fl oor , e very strength, and am becore jolly ant fa% in which sittelho'iol, t'. , fine proportioned Drawing Room, six airy hen ch a mb e r,. m et :tinned many months to the astorashinteit of all who kie..i* r,: Dressing Rooms, Water Closets, four large Attics, Store Rdoms am tufa loos I. what tetras tb express my ereitutte, bit: i'r: ;. anti Housemaids Closets,sapacinesTanks and good spring water; • for the good of other suffering Mortals, to make this cur ~.... .., a large Kitchen Garden and Melon Ground,. jeclused by lofty Public is possible, as I shall on every occasion—in an d ..c.y .•• walls covered with the choicest. Fruit Treith,titic Espaliers and will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful obedient very :iton: , . ~. Filbert hedges, abundantly cropped with Vegetables, 100% HMS; cant, ALEX. hiti.stlt.c. capital six stalked Stable, Lofts, two Carriage Houses, a very rem- 5V1 384 Claws High-street s Edinburgh. plat fitted up Brewhouse, Granary , Drying yard , a nd eduttryt, Prepares! and oak' by tit •.: sole . Proprietor, Thoniss Turtu. Houses. 'llls skilitiittul Residence is situate iu a Lawn of ay. figenther of theßoyal.Ccliege of Surgeons in Lontlou, at ie ei...... win ds uf Fifty A errs, beltedby a luxuriant Shrubbery and Pleasure VG. 9.. New pridge-artvt ; where, after a constant rex.,1.. , . ix :ir Grounds, the agricultural Buildings, which are very consokte, are More 'than 40 year , In a practise particuLrly alires - :- , ! ''' '' in a Deli , screened from view by Forest Tr ee s. ih e r et neumi Care of Vetteiteal Complaints, and thrice incidental to 14 part sof the land surrounds the Paddock with three ne4t4.4ittages karts Of •fieneration, with that inviolable recrrry wilt, t. rot. t And Gardens. - of 4;f. porolorion should always observe in suc h casts, lel 3 • The eligibility of situation, unrivalled beauty of country, i ts tees idesetlf, ;he advice and assistance lie gratuitous!. adz;i. extensive marine and land prospects of bill and sale, and a de. nistere do persaestakiei this Medicine, will be ..sx:nitel,i's due lightfully featured channiaign country, cannot be .tiffi'esentey de- canitlfle.Puliltc, as an atlvanuse seldom attained and voist 0 ' scribed—it must be wen to be properly aprrect.ted ; the soil is • 41111 41uitY• peculiarly dry, the air salubrious and healthy, in a highly respect- Tiny are Aso sold by his appoiutesenit, at the Perfumer's , N''• ablemeighbourhood, surrounded by the best raids, near a ia,hie;:. SS, St. Alban's-street, Pall Mall ; the Topoltop, Na le-It ' P ''' able and retired Watering Place and a eery short distance from ford-street ; Mr. Dishortmeh's, No. 7, Fith-street-blll. mi.:4 -2* the Duke of Ricbmona's Fox Hound.. visite the Monument ; mid by one person in every coni,,lls.-e Printed Particulars may he bad at th e Auction Mart ; d 1 .3144 In England, ice. in hoies only Ys. IM. each, s'lbul L I P ' I" Messrs. Winatanley, Patermotensrow ; Mr. H. Phillips, Band,.. . full and plant direetiors, whereby 'serums *reicher sex roof Cr"' street ; at the Libraries, Tunbridge Wells, Brighton, Worthirg, ' helnselY7 with ease and agree. ........ and Bognor; at the principal bins in the neighbiuring Market Towns ; and of Mr. Weller, Chichester, of whom Tickets may , LC • Ise had to view. . I ID 14%41 nittcu Lavas-Kati r. a: t ',set, No. 1 s etrq.i.r.e, awl &JAI* Ofor, • ~ 4 "th, ,