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LAW I ' 7'lll. ' IGENCE. PALACE COlct...l..i.rtY. OCTOBER 2. WRIGHT V. BANNISTER. This aelicn. although for the trifling Cum of 31. les 7d. was of fome importance to builders. The cafe was nearly as follows : Mr. Abraham Wallis let Come ground in York greet, London likOad, St. George's Fields, to the plaintiff and defetraant, in feparate and adjoining lots. Mr. Wright. as the buildings were going up, put up a wall, which in the upper part met Mr. Bannifler's for a few yards—when he had done Co, he called on Mr. Bannifter for his half proportion of the expence, which he refufed, coafidering he had not been benefited to that extent. On that refufal this altion was brought. After Mr. HAwKINs, a furveyor was heard for. the plaintiff, it was admitted that the wall, fuch as it was, was built. Mr. Acme, on opening the defence, obferved, that there was Inch a thing as confillency expeiled in evidence, either parole, or written. No fuch thing wpreared here. The glints was brought under a fpecific name, and no regular proof had been given of the compliance with the provifions of it on the one haw!, and the noncompliance on the other. He then called Mr. J. Maymott, the diftri& furveyor, who, in precife terms dated, that the wall in quellion was de ficient in every requilite—quantity of materials, breadth and heighth ; the latter particularly, for it was not more than fix inches above the roof, whereas the law requires it Mould be 18 inches above the roof. Thic, as furveyor, he confidered as fatal to the nl,inriff's claim. The Learned Judge was of Mr. Maymott's opinion, and ciliated the Jury to find for the Defendant. POLICE. Mettstom Horsz.—Yefterday the Rev. Mr. Crow der, Reftor of St. Ann's, Blackfriar's, having tom sunned before the Lord Mayor, at the Manfion Honk, Mr. Hamilton, proprietor of a piece of wafte ground within his charge,, for Tome bygone tythe claimed by the Rotor, Mr. Hamilton appeared to anfwer to the charge. The Reverend Reaor Bated, that he had for many years allowed the father of the prefent proprietor to occupy the piece of ground in quellion, without de :Landing from him any tythe, but, at the fame time, without relinquithing, and without any idea of relin quithing, his right to demand the tythe, whenever he thould pleafe to do fo. Being difpleafed with the ccn dug of the prefent proprietor, who had not, to his con ception, behaved to him with that degree of retina to which he was entitled, the Revel end Gentleman now fummoned Mr. Hamilton for the tythes of the piece of ground in quettion, doting the time he himfelf had poffeftzd it, being fix years. The amount of tythe claimed for this twind was 81. rem Mr. Hamilton declared his puled readinefs to pay whatever was his fair propm ti , n of tythe He wifhed no favour from the Reverend Gentleman, who had not altogether conduced himfelf with that degree of Chriftian moderation and charity which might have been expeaed from a perfon of his profefhion.— To his own idea, the piece of ground alluded to, which was ufed by him limply for the cuftody of wheel barrows, and other implements of trade, and articles of lumber, was not of greater annual value f al the tythe charged for it, and which was equal to that annexed to the immediate adjoining propet ty, on which a houfe was ereasd which tented at about 401. The Lotto Mayors told Mr. Hamilton he might pay the tythe demanded, and that afterwards he would be at liberty to appeal againft the rate. Mr. Hamilton offered to do fo on having a receipt from the Ream - , as in full of a►l demands. Mr. Crowder refufed to give any receipt of the kind. He would give a receipt for the number of years paid him, but no farther. This was an attempt, he raid, to take him in. Mr. Hamilton having made a tender rf the film demanded, under the qualification annexed to its ac ceptance, which was rejected by the ReCtor, The LORD Mayo& refuted to interfere farther in the bonnet's. Smuoc tinc.—A woman named Cla:lce, who had been brought before his Lordfhip yellerddy, by lips, a po'ice officer, charged with having in her pof feffion, and concealed about her, aolb. weight of raw coffee, for which fhe refuted to account, was brought up again this day. It appeared that the defendant was a known clandeftine dealer iu frnuggled goods, and that iba had the coffee in qtieltion concealed in a long nat row pork, like a Bologna podding, wrap. ped about bar body, and that the tefufed to account how fhe came by it. Phillips produced the certificate of the defendant's convietion at Guildhall, halt week, for a fimilar of: fence againft the law, for which fhe was fined aos. ; and this being the fecond conviaion of the like kind, now in proof againft her, die was titled 4!. purfaant to the butte. The flour and RtiFttatATl.M, at this, Seafon of the year, are confining many Metal members of foelety to their houles, and (e -vent to their beds, whore indultry is much wanted in thLir fa tailfrs and to the State. We are happy to fay, there is relict for. them, even after many years (offerings under their nuladioss by the de of l)r. GA Rata ER'S Alterative Pills, and Opening TMeiture, 4•.61. IC& 6.1 or 2 ts. at 74. Long Aare; or 3, High•ftreet, shore ditch. This Medicine is welt known in City and Country, as the molt innocent and efficacious. Pregnant Ladies and Suck ing Infants have taken it as a purifier. P. S. Prom tbe number s at Poor daily relieved. it has gone abroad that Dr. Gardner i fupported by Stitsfet:ption ; a very erroneous affertion--not a moan in the whole world can fay he ever fuhfcribed a fingle guinea on tjiat account. Curico's PAT tlaT WORM to? c'. ti —To.Pafcnts,Guartliani and Others, who have the care of Children, this valuable Medicine cannot be too itrolley recommended. Worms are a difeafe few children efeape. They deltroy the appetite, weaken the or;ans of digellion, produce pains in the ftomach and bowels, deprive the body of its notuilliment,occalion emaciation and palenefs,ftop the progrefs of growth, and are the caufe of the molt alarming con• 'unions, which too often terminate In death. Nor are their effeffis lefs fevere on grown perfons r by ulcerating the ftomach and bowels, they are often the cattle of lingering complaints, which prove fatal at !aft, and fubjedift.• patient to the moil excruciating fits of agony and diftrefs. In Childhood, every difeafe with which a child is afilided is alio highly exafperated by them. The cer tainty and fafety both of their prevention and cure, by the above medicine, is fo fully eftablifhed to thefatistattion of the Public,by the tellimooy of the first and molt leading charaeters of the No bility, and of otlaers of high refpatability, who have witaeffed its remarkable effedts in their own families, that it is only need:Cary to obferve, this is tho period of the feafan when fuch a medicine ought to he given to children and others, to prevent any attack of this conirlait.t.--Sohi wholefale and retail, at Ching and Butler's, No. 4. Chrapfide, Corner of PattrikOftCr-reW; and retail, by moft. %en nui venders, in boacs,atas. 9d. and 56.6 d. LONDON MARKETS. CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, OCTOBER 2. OZN ERA It. CUAIIINST AS UNISEX t /Meat, os 55s 651 per qr. Grey Peafe 6os 6311 Fine Ditto, 66s 7os Beans. 52158. od . Rye, 405 aas (new) Tick Ditto, 423 48s Od Barley, 405 451 od Oats, 23s 261325 Malt,66s 73s od Polaud ditto 331 343 64 White Peas, (boilers) 1403155 s Potatoe ditto..-5 355 6d Rape Seed 131 to 271001. Fine Flour 555 585—Seconds Sc. to 555. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. New Bags 51 Ss to 61 soy I Pockets 61 os to 71 10$ SMITHFIELD MARKET, Odleber 2. Thii day's market was fully fupplied with prime heath, and the thew of cattle In other refpedts was tolerably good Beef, Veal, and Lamb, are dearer than our Lit report; Mutton and Pork are cheaper, and the trade for the molt part was but indif ferent. The fates in the Hay market were rather dull. Hay, Straw and Clover, have dropped in price flame Monday's market. To fink the offal—per (tone of 81b. Beef 3s 441 to 45 4d Veal oodtos , Oa Mutton 4s od to 4 5 8d I Pork 08dtois 8d Lamb 4s od to Sti od. HEAD OF CATTLC (HIS DAT. Beats, about t26o—Sheep and Lambs, 4,763. Calves 99 —Pigs 40 0 . NEWGATE and LEADENHALL, October 2. Per (tone of 81k. by the comic. Beef 2s 81 to p 841 1 Veal 3s od to 4 1 83 Mutton 31 4d to 45 od Pork 45 Bd . to 5s 1(4 Lamb 3s cd to 45. 4d. PILICZ OT OAT AND STRAw IN 51111 HFICI.D. Hay, - sl los to 61 6. I New Clavcr 51 tss to 61 to; 'Clow 61 es to 61 to. I Straw, it tbs to at as PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADENHALL. Butts, so to 561 b each ird to 24d Ditto, 6o to 651 b 261 to 27d Merchants Backs lid to 211 d Drcffing Hides 1741 to 181.1 • Fine Coach Hides 19i1 to 2ld Crap Hides for Cutting 2ed to 231 Flat Ordinary 17d to 20a Calf Skins, 3o to 40111 per :ozen 36s to 42s Ditto 500 7clb 365 to 403 Ditto 7o to Bclb 28s to ;is Small Seals (Greonlaud) per lb. 3s 3d to 3, 44 Large ditto tocs to z sos per doz. Tanned Horfe Hides rBs to acs each Geat Skins —3 to -.-S • PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. • tt. James's market as la Town Tal;ow 69 1 od to ..-1 Clare Market 45 ad Ye:low Railha 64s c.l to 005 Arhitechapel Marta White ditto 613 od to oos (pet Roue of alb.) 0 01 Soap ditto Eas to fas td ----- Melted Stuff 481 to —9 Ca X 125 2d Mtn/ rough 344 ca to as Average Price 45 oid Grcave 1 111 od Good Dregs 125 1:3 os Yet/ow Soap, 1105--Mottled, 9: 4—Cora. 94 1 Price of Candles per dozen, t ts ea—Moulds 125 o 1 COAL MASK ET, October a . Ships at Market , Ships fohl Perm 79 Neweaftle Coal 38 454 91 to 561 et tz Sunderland 1 t 475 td to t:•it 61 2 Cinders 2 313 od to ocs cd BIR I . IIA. Lately, at Portumna Cain:, in lrelarrul, the Counters of Clang carde, of a daughter. At Barley Hill, county Mayo, the Lady of Bernard M'Manus, Efq cf a daughter. On the tath ult. at Caalcmartyr, county of Cork, the Counters of Shannon, of a daughter. On the 29$h ult. the Lady of Edwa►d Showell, Efq of Stockwell Common, of a fon. I.2ft week, at Haw•arletr Caftle, near Owner, the Lady of Sir S. R. Glyn Ne . of a for, and heir. • MARRIED. On Monday, at Clapham, Edward Rorts, Ffq. of the Mi !tile Temple, Barrifter at Late, m Tvlifs Wolff, eltidt daughter of George Wolff, Efq. of Batham Houk, Surrey. At Stoke Newington, Robert Moubray, Eq. of Cockainy. in Fifefhire, Major in the 96th Regiment, to Mlfs Laura Hob fun, daughter of Wm. Huhfon, Efq of Mark lit W, Tottenham. In Tipperary, Captain l.e Gcyte, of the 6:nl Foot. to Mils Sad• kir, daughter of Richard Sande, Ffq of 'ltinerary. DIED. On the 25th ult. at Northampton, aged 69. Jofcph Clirk, FA L Laft wrek, in Prince's ttreet, Ediehurgh, in the nth year of her age, Dowager Lady Stuart, of Allanbank. At Bletchington, the Rtv. James Cowart& reelor of the parifh. Whitney Upton Gleddancs, Efq, of Fat-dents, es,tinty Tyrone. SALES BY AUCTION. BUILDING MATERIALS AND EST ATE.--KINC , 33ATP, ISLE OF THANET. • /TESSRS. HOGC;ART and PHILLIPS re- LTA fpcdfully inform the Public, that in the comic of the prt fent Month they will oft. r for Fale the BU ILDING MAT ER I A LS of the CeMrc of HOLLAND-rIOUSE, at Kirgkate,includiog a magriCeetit PORTICO, conflicted of the titieft proportion in The. Kingdom ; two finc antique valuable Marble Chitnney•pife.s, Oak signed Flint work, and other Ma terials for ;, , ,Lneral mirpofe of Builiing Alfo, Part of the ES FATE, coniiitirg of the Wings of the Marthon, enable of being converted into two excellent DwAirgx, vcc of them with a large iiititiou, flii•uhle fur a Hord; together with the beautiful Plcafure-ground .and, containi:z together about Twenty Acres _ ._.____-.__--. LLIC.3II3LE P.F.IIOLD ESTATF., with Olio Hut:tired at:a icy tit). •three Acres of excellent Land. By Mt. Wl - .1.1.Y.R, at the Crown hut, Emfworth, or. Tut Mar, the t .th of Ocloh..r, at te, rt'Ctock, in I wo Lots. Lot 1. A VERY ValuableFREEHOI t) ESTATE - I —k• Itua:e at Chidham, in the County of Sun z, con ing of a lar•ze lapin Houle, garden, orchard and three tenements, four barn;, cat, riot (tables and odor outbuildings, together with 173 Acres. euttumary meafure, of Atable, Meadow. and Coppice Land, in a rt ry high Rate of cultivation ; t Ow in the occtpation of Mr. Cht rirman, wit fe term expires at Michatimas peat. Chidhain is fituated about four miles and a It IV welt front Chi thefter, mid the fame diltatice Fait front Haeart. 1.0 r 2. C.impri:es the two next valuable Prtfentations to the Rectory of Thorneylilat.d, in guirex, a pleafautly fituated refideree with sc Acres of rich Glebe Land and theTythes of . too3Aeres of Own produttive Land. The f,ol is particularly favourable for the growth of Wheat. Ihe prefent incumbent aged about 58. The annual value is ellimated at 4251. Printed particulars may be had, a , , L 1 the elltate viewed by ap plying to Mr. Weiler, Chiehellcr ; hiefirs. NVinftantey and Sun, Paternotts r row, London ; particulars alio of Me firs. Butler, Soli citors, DORSETSHIR R. At tbk.Buli Ira, in Briaport in the County of Do: fa. on Tuefday and Weth.erday, the 13th and 14th days of oOlober, 1807. SUNDRY capital and molt eligible FItEEHOLI) ESTATES, comprifing the eitenfive Manors of ABE° rs WOOTTON,HAW KCI•IURCI I, BERN F. and MORF.COMBE LAKE, and fcveral other Farms and Elate., lying in the Parifhcs of Mar(hwood, Whitechurch, Caunnnicortim, Stanton St. Ga briel. and Symondlury, containing in the whole by Itatute Inca fure, upwards of esco Acres, whereof 3200 arc let at rack rect.!, and the remaining goo Acres, are granted out for Life or Lives, together with estenfese V.'aftes and Rights of Common thereto belonging. The whole of which are divided for the convenience of Putchafera, into 19 Lotq, each lo arranged as to make one or more coruputt and convenient Farms, with fuitable buildings thereto. John Woodman of Hatekchurch will attend to ihew the Pre- Printed ;wielders may be had at Ftanipton's and Clarke's Li braries, in Dorcheller; at the Bun Inn, at Bridport ; the George Inn, at Axminfter I the Mermaid Inn, at Yeovil ; of Mr. Lang don, Printer, six/borne ; and of Mr. Collins, Printer, Salifbory ; and any further information may be had, by perfooal application to Mr. Manfield, Solicitor, Derchefter, or by letter (ppft psid) . to Mr. Alexander, No. 9, Bedford row, London; or toilds.Davis, at Heraiusham, Wilts. SALES BY AUCTIbN. NOTTINGHAMSHIRE. • Extenfive Mills, Manufactory. Warehotifes. Cottages, Build ings, capital IVlanfion lieofc,ol3lces, and Land, with pa - ell - lon. By Mars. SKINNER, DYKE, and Co. en Wednefday, the 38th Odteber, at Twelve, at Garraway's, in Three Lots, by order of II the Executors of Richard Royd'. Efq. deceafed. AVery eligible LEASEHOLD ESTATE,iltnate at Cockney, near Workfop, cary diltanees from Tuxford, Chefterfield, and Mansfield, in the county of N .ttinghasa comprifing thole eaten live pretnifes, the upper and lower mills, with manufadtory, warehoufes. cottages, buildings, completely ! fitted up for the (pinning of worited yarn by machinery, and a water corn mill ; the whole lately occupied by MeTnc. Alfo, the capital manfinn honre, with offices. coach.honfes, !tables, gardens, and lands, delightfully fittrate at a convenient • diftance from the works ; the whole containing about 3 c acres. I Lot a. The Upper Mill. with a fall of water :8 feet 6, and re- I fervoir of eight acres, with dwelling houres, buildings, cottace, gardens, and land, about five acres.—Lott Lower Mill, with a water corn-mill attached, and a fall of water of nine feet, with feveral dwelling honks and buildings !or the 7u: rotes of trade. Lot 3. Ibe capital Maiffion ;ionic, with eict. coach-hooic4, ftables, gardet.t. and abt.tit t 6 acres of land. Held for 37 years, at a low rent be viewed by aprlying en Mr. Wm. Tuplis, at Cockney, of whom plrticulars may be had 38 days precedirg the talc; alto of Wm. Walker, Het. of Crow Ncft, near Halifax ; and at Mr. Wileoxe'b office in Halifax, where a plan may h.. :ken: and of Mr. Coup' Rotherttam ; of Meffis. Bur!)age and Ca. printers. NottioOtani; Mr. Harrop, printer. Mart:better ; Mritra. Allen, Exley, and Str.clter, fulicitura, Furi.iv.Ars lon, Holborn ; at the Place of Sale; and of Melirs. Skinner, DI ice, an I Co. A I•lerf `:tee ftreet, where a plan of the refill: works mar lw fc n. . _ IREW01.1) A;'...) K SW:4\ CE 1 tERTFORDsHitt By Mars SKINNER, DYKE, and Co. on Novem ber i t, at Twelve. 4tGarraway%, in Three Lot:. not,fs accept able tiers are made to purchafe by Private Contraa , A Very valuable FREEHOLD ESTA'T'E, cleft rably fittia.e within one mile of the entrant,. of Sr. Alban's, hounded for a cor.lidcrabk distance by the high mail road, a b..-au tiful and prodii.'live part of the county o.' blertss ; cran:‘ritirg the commodion: and well fitted up rclitb•oce, called New Piriie.+, with excellent ofizks, coach hook., and !tabling; ple.du-e ground-, gardens, green hook, bailiff's meffoage, capital farming buildings, and the contiguous rich wat:.r grizb , g, arable arid woods. contah,b'g 319 acres of (Inv high cultivated land. rkfrelited by the river Collie, and forming three melt eligible farm=,, called New Barnes and the I.o.tges, the itr..atelt part of which are free of tith-s ; the lath! tax redtemed of the whole ttiate, and blame diate pare ffiol may lie had. The hour,. to be vi...ws.Al by ttdl:rt3 oily. which may he had. with patticula;4, of :.iltinttcr, Dyke, acid Co. Aldcikate-, ftreet, where a p'.aii of cult I,tt orgy be lent ; the Faittic, by op plying to Mr. lAyo• tror;tl4e, the bailiff, at New Ram's, of p 4-tient:as miry alto oe ha 1, ard :it the White ll.tit, Sr. A ItYlit's ; sZed Lion, Bream ;of 'Wars lto.is, So tcit, rs, tiJintch- Itrzet ; and at the place. o' BY JGNA FHAN Plll V, At the Fex 1-n, in :-;tirewll.ury, in the County of Salop, nn Titer day, the t ;th of 0 nt.her. t o 7, .t Fliree o'C.ock in the .A.Arr noon, fuhjcel to Conditiot:s, THE lolkvein4 vet y clarahlz FREEHOLD F ARMS, LANDS. and TI , NENI N FA, fiZll3l3 i'l the feveral 'Towr fhips of Afth.y, in the Liht Ili:4 of shrnwilniry . 1-Lughtim, Roddington, and Wit'. ington, in t lie County of Salop. Lot t. A MelTitage, Tenement, Farm, and Lands, A. K. r Gtuate in Miley, ist the oecup..tion of W. Jones, ard John Brookes Lot 1. A Vleffoage,Tenement. Farm. and I ands, testate in Altley aforefaid, in the oct-tipation of Jo kph Worral, Wni. Joins, and John Moreton Lot 3 Net to be Sold. I.ot 4. Several Parcels of Land, in Miley ;.fot•e raid part of the F.lllll 10 the occupttion of Jolt y& Wurral Lot S. A Pit re of Lani, called the New Inn Leafow, adjoinitig tile Turnpike Road leading front Shrcwfbury to Shawliury, part of the Farm in :be occiipa ion of Wm. Jones Lot 6. Two Parcels of Land. c dlyd Partridge Furlong and Barn Croft, adjoining the atiovenu;n domed Turnpike Road. other part of the Farm in the occupvion of Wm PITIGS • Lot 7. A Mein:age. Farm, and feveral Parc' If. of Land, in Aftley aforefaid. parts of the kraal Farms in the occupation of Brookes, Wm. Junta, and John Bellis Lot a Four Parcels of Land. fitinte near to and adjoining the Turnpike Road hstwcoi Shrewitiory and Shawbury, called the Spiery l'its. Holli ties Field, and Black Furlengs, other part of the Farm in.the cn.ctiaation of John Brookes Lot 9. Three other P.-.rcels of Land. other part of the shove mentioned Farm. calkd the Upper Mains, & S:ray in the occup ttion John Brookes Lot To. A Mt inine, Farm, and Lands, fituate in Miley I:ford - aid, with a Piece of Land, called the Brook hilt, other part of Paid William jont.s's in the occppation of John Bello and Wm. Jones Lot 11, A Hall I and Gard( n. is Miley aforefaid, and four P•trctli of Land adjoining the Rood from Aftley to Hadnall, in the occupation of John. Belli, and Wm. Jones Lot 12. A Houk io two Dwellings. with a MITI. Cnwhoufe, Fold, and Garden, ii: Altley aft , refaidi with the Clit!cli Forl.iug, and litaind Meadow, in the occupaton of John Belli. and Wtn Jones Lot r ;. A Dwell.ng Book, with a Barn, Cow tying, Garden, and a Pi-ce of 1 and, called t'st: Plant, in Atilty afortfaid, in the occupation of lane Oliver and Win. hints • - Lot r 4. A Houle in two Dwellings, and Garleir, in Aflky aforefaid, with the Hemp Yard. Bunelay Mt adow, in the recuparion of John V.'or. ral, Mary Morgan and Wm Jour, Lot t 5. A drib-able Tenement, Farm, anti Lands, fitnate at littiy,htrin, atcluding tour Pkces of 1.a.01, called the Beat Learows. In the occupation of Philip Oare, Richard Seymour, and John Davii.s • Lot 16. A. convenient and improveaMe Mcfrii,ge, Tenement, Farm and Lands, a6ti, the Cal ar Rotldington, inch:din4T two Cottaaes and Inclo• lures. in the occupation of V.'. Robinfon, jn''rph Hulk, Edward Hughes, anti John Smith Lot 17. A Piece. of Laud in the Village a Red dingtoti, called the Barn ('lnk, odi dining the Sb. cwt h'iry Canal Wharf. part of Roddington Farm, in the occupation of W. Rohinfon Lot 03. A Piece of Land called the Town's Fnd, mar the Paid Village of Roddinet.n. and ad ',••ioing the fail Canal, other part of Roddington Farm, in the occupalon of W. Robinson Lot 19. A Piece of Land, called die Cherry Furlong, and Part of the Foxholes, near Rodding ton atorefaid, adjoining the Catesl th , re, otter part of Roddington Farm, in the occupation of W. Ro: , infon Lot .13. A well accuftnmed Public Honk, Offi ces, Slaughter Bottle, and Stable. iii the VilLgr of Roddington, and near the Great I rank Wharf on. the above mentioned Canal, with two Garders, and feveral Pieces of Land. in the occupation of Joreph Houle and W. Robinfon - • IC9 0 32 84 1 37 - 1D 3 25 7 3 6 o z S ♦3 0 7 1.6. c 23 17 1 37 Lot at. A Meffuage, or Dwelling linufe, Barn, Stable, Cowhoufe,Carthout:,and astral Parcels of Land, in the Village of linddington a‘ortfaid, in the occupation of Jnfeph Hulfe a:nt W. Robinfon I.ot 22. A complete modern built Farm Houle, Offices, and Buildings, with the Lands thercunro belonging, called Lee Mill Farm, lituate near WI. thington, in the occupation of Thomas Fnx Lot 2.3. Several Pieces or Parcels of Land, called Shutcr's Hall Farm, fituatc near Withington afore- Paid, In the occupation of Thomas Fox 39 3 0 The foregoing Farms and Lands are very improvable, and lie within four and fix miles of Shrewfoury and Wellington, both excellent Market Towns; are near to Lime and Coal, and the Shrewfbury Canal paffcs through a great part of the !Mate. The refpedive Tenants will thew the feveral Farms and Lands I, and Particulars, with Maps annexed, may be had at the 0111 cc of Mattes. Maddock and Shoes, attornies, at Shrcwfbury ; Mr.; liillinge, Printer of the Liverpool Paper; the White Lion lapel Chahar; and Mr. Griffiths, Solicitor, Great Jana-`.tree[. Bed. foal-row, Loadoa. Ji I 19 '99 0 1 A CHALLENGE. MESSRS.CURRIE and CO. Surgenns,challtnp e the whole world to 'rove a Tingle inftattce w!.ere Nte. dicineanci method of cure have failed of the !..Trod eff.eq. The* praelice of nosny years in this pittticulir branch of their rtrildfioe has not given rife to one unfticcefstul -ore. They continue to dirt dt the it to the treatmen, and cars of Venereal Complaints, :nal that ii:r:rvtottot of the 1y :I.m which is the c . :film:vet; of au pernicious wall. 1111 eif elv of a NI• Lit Imtg and molt unhappily purlunl by the youths of both in the one it will be found to be the unfailing fonrce of tam:mu-i . the other have its r..vates fatally developed to them by a ditlfrlii• flute of dehliry, which, if lint timely remedied, terminatt, iu im potence. Tittle are its remote and ultimate effects; while con finuptions, loft of tourculix powcr,ard various nervous ettrapl.t;atv charaCterift the ,artier Rages of thi: folitary Of pa-. fins languifhing tinder the dilorJurs incit'et,t to Inch a life dolt treatment i• fimrle,and has never proved unfuceef:4l in the cootie of a long, lahooions, and much extended prgelice. In the molt obltitiate and complicated carts of Vener , al infeelion,fech as ob• ftrudions in the Urethra, Sr,ungy Exerefcenees, Hard 'lt:timers, Callous Ulcers, Eruptions, Semi al lA'raltutfs. Chen, eke. Ste which have hitherto I , ,filed the lii of the geLtrul p Meffrs ('urr.e and t o are now en..hied radically to ct.re by a tfew, fafe, and exredithtt. mode of pradiee, ft. ' , Aline to any erar yet adopt. d. :-.1.1y he cotAldted by ,ithrOixt with t!.c. -;reatett delicacy, feerecy and honour at their hntile,No. t c 7, Halle' Gat dem. Pat it nt , in the courtry are reqtnit dto he p;:rticvlars of tittle care. rld-ir ag., and general mode of lie,v g . r , fl , paid, enchtis.g t hul.k note. will he duty attfwc%.l t and the need. lary advice and .-le:ticines givact or fert to ally put of the kingdom. To THUS. I'AYLOR, Lig. No 9,N .:w reet,London. ER—I comider it but an tR rsf jitilice due to tht '-snossits of your I,E AKE's PA . PENT P 11.1.5, to c,nnrinni rate to yon the following Care, which has recently been perforardl try them:—An acquaintance of mine. who by thr breaking cuc ut an old Venereal Complaint (atteeded by a c o eno nt i on ,thlers arifing therefrom), Waf retiticfd almo't to ikciCtOn, and r:.ougii he had the hat medical advice which could be outained, and tried a variety of patent mediciees. nothing could be pc: cute& which teemed to foie his este, or (le him any lervice; he retuained in a moia reditced 2:-3 pitiable tittririnn for two years, unable to follow lit , prof. Ilion, and feats:ely Lide to wcik or even to Rand en leLs ; in fact, no one who knew hint ever fuppoled it poffible for him to recov:r. lie wa: zdvi!ed at balk to try your LEAK Co Pt i.t.s-I.le !o, arialy tnilleting_ to tbe direcUons given with them—s!le had tot ralf:n more than two hoses, before he found an alteration tor ;h. touter: this cuc;,uraged him to proceed, and ty taking a few bores morel's fonntl his appebte and ftrcrl:th yraett ally retnro, and is owe as healthy and as flout as any eiqai know. Tel are welt ome, Sir, to refer any perfon to toe f u r a coOrmation t f the wove account if it thould be tii.ul , refl. • I ant, Sir, yot,r. oba-licnt humble (errant, 1 ibrary, Folkftone, Jule. 11, r gas. THI. PURDY. Prepared an.i fold by tie foie Proprietor Taos. TA v cos.:Mtn:thee of the Royal College o'' Surgeons, Loa (lon, at his !Inure, No. 9, New Bridge-14m; Where after a conitant rek,hxce of more than 40 year , , in * particularly lA/reeled to the cure of Venere..l corn; I ones, Ind thof , .• incident d to the parts of generation in both fears, with that invi fecrecy which men of his proft.ffion fhould always obit:rye s :it:flatters bin:felt' the advice awl afliftatiee he gratuitous, admininera to perfons taking this medicine, will be eltcsmed,by a &leer: ing public, as an advanrage fchlotu to be obtalncd,aall void of ambiguity. MG) fold, by his appointment, for the convenience of tit*. hF tog at a .diltance, at the Perfumer's No. 35, Sr. Atlati's. area, Pan Mall; the Toyihop, to:;, Oxford fireet; Mr. Difharough,y. fiat ttreet-hill ; Mr. Baxtfr' , ,Solit:: bridge, Feinhurgh; Mr. MDo nahrs,Glargow; Mr. Cali ; Mr. Billinga•s, Liverpool; Mr. Atkinfees, Manchelter ; and tor out. perfon in cv4ry rahle town in Great Britain anti Ireland, in boxes of only s% pi. each, fealed up with full and plain dirt dtione, whereby perions of either fez may cure themfdyes with cafe, fpeett feercey, and faffty. N. B. Every box fold In Great Britain is rc.it,,t up witii a Damp . on which. by favour of the Control frintiers, is primed at the State* Olficc—'l'.Taylor,No 9 New Bridge•Ltroet—to imitate which ra feleany, and all others are counterfeit. X HEN Profeffional Men of Education and Re v • fponfibility deviate from el.? general Syfteni by the fele•gino e t articular branch. the fandinu cf long continued fucceilks is the belt criterion of fupe.-irr. y. Thirteen years have I devoted :my pri::'.ice to the exeltifive treat , meta of Three Diforders, and the fuceefsful refai: of my plan gives me additional ardour to nppofe, as fsr as I am able, the minim of thee Complaints which are the mat to ponan: in the Catalogue of Clean !nem:idea. After initiation into every Blanch, as so Army Surgeon, I formed a with at an early period of pniffiee to rescue ladividu 4 front the ignorance of tree located ete, or the espial/ dacgeroes precipitancy of general Praditiocters. The Three Difortiers,to the cure of wfalch !hare devoted my attention, comprife every fpeeles of V /3N ER EAL INFEC TUSN. whether of a rt rent or brig duration: ally, aU klaids of debility, whether arillog from the hooks of fthael boys or the. indatgerecv of mature age; and..laPly. that derangement of the fyftran in wo men whieo 14 (stied BA a trite P.SS, or STERILITY. Nrmerous Dieeafes ate the refult of igen:oath. or hafte in the treatment of a funole nano: rho • : and it cot *infrequently flap per, that the feed; of Life are poifitoed by the indite - Woo sea tittgoarded hour By a fut:ertor metbol fuch COlrpl tin:4 ere eitOly cured; anti. even where others have failed, I trod that I may pre fume to offer a radkairmetlahlli.hemert Few, however, are the inks of complicated dieters its V.is MI% order, compared wittt the cantruitous litoati , Alol of ewe, wlio front an isnYclgenee In a !Whitey vie:, or the ?revel 'eat ga , :t*s 0' a• falhionatile life Sequin that (late of debility, Is the ura voidable conOsznence Of fogs peroleitios hettits. Where the unhappy Were: broods ever his 'Well. but care fully enaceali his misforttute, it may be fete couftlatint: for him to know, that alt - anugh it he an objetft of doubt or uncertainty with other prodithaners, the removal of thee dcfic:vcies of the gradual Korea of renovating', is the acquirement of my cred ence If 'he rites of Bacchus or Vecus have begun to reduce manly a:gottr, ana y will he prevented by an early counteradion of this languid Rate . a`A.! !n t"efe Clf!S na greet dllfeult•ii will neeilr. The feerrey width is fo effertiat to my undertosing, teal th'' qmiditiratiome which I hare prefumed to State, Wen the ;Ifs toy pretenflona. aril in coincidence with futh this intimation .:* given. that Mr. Wife way be cot:halted ptrfonaily, or by Late . ' (i1164611g a (mall Note), at bis houfe, No. sg, Aruadti-itirr akratti nest Temple-liar. MARRIED WOMEN, wbn have long been difantmioett, r ' their expectations of a family, may be aimed, that is molt fit* Banes, fuch &fed/ are curable by Medical ariU. There is an ad.tith,nal hotrance in Watts fireetairil l ' i n' and the name is on both the snows. MARTIN BREis, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons is Leadoo • A CA11T10N....40131C Pertollll, who falKly atrat themrares be MIIIP4W4I 011 Tilt ROYAL Co t. t. to a, having for fevere towed paR *opted my Adyertifsments aimed word for word, scdirferted them as their own peedoeftleins, it is my duty to rennin, that thnfe Perfuns ate ewe Menthcra of any College in Loodon. FAftr• burgh, or elftwitere;. ;or have they my right to predict Sorer/ io London. N.B. A I.lft of the Ntemben l fiablithed at Ike Hoofs of the College in Lincoln's Innsfirlds, whieb may be referredtm_____ I 18 0 30 1 22 t 2 3 13 1 19 2 36 I 34 2 39 C 30 - HIGH WATZR pnitIICINTRIDOE TO-MORROW Mxtlas . 0 ninnta ate 3 Afterwon . 23 ailnites at.e 4 • - --- • LONDON : Printed and publifbed by LEVEL Klan, (of Cae• terbury Place, Lambeth) at the STAIt-OFFICI, No.l, Ca ra ? Arm. PubilEled silo at the STAR•OrriCa, Temple-Bat T I 3 5 WHITE HANDS have ever been ele e m e d Friona! beauty in both Sexes, attain fame parts of Eaaro;;c are effenti dto Perfoas of ralik.--The BA NDAN :OAP or lodisn Waling Cakes, coffers the peculiar property of riving nut molt exquifite delicacy of texture and inconesieahle fairtufs to Vie H.nds which are eoullantly waled with this Soap. F.cen in cafe where the skin has b.en it:peed by labour or o h. r cioleii ,tie hardnefs and coarfenefs arc effeattally, fnc.O.V.bly, a nd perm in,..trir removed, and fucceeded by a fmoothnef*, Never+, and &heal of - appearance, which cannot be acquired by 2:lf other I'l.7:lilt weir. ever. It is by exvrirlice only, that any one can fur:u an adcriaa..: idea of the fupericr xeellenze of this So:tr. sold by the Propriators' foie Agent, wlrila fil7nallre it betr% William Withers, No 27.9, Strand, near Temple 13,1 , -, Lim; at; and the Proprietors, as a further fecurity, thou to p irtienin in noticing, that the name and addre's of the printer, iS Spear_, Ni. 27, bow Wee., Coy cirden, is afrc,:d to the label and wrapper. AU otht:rc are coutcrkits. Sold by moil. and Medicine Venders, in. Town and Country.—t each I I