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ASSIZES. The A Mzes for the county of Surrey were opened eller , ay by the Lord Chief Baron MACDONALD, and Er. Jultice HEATH, at Kingflon. The calendar, in r lin ber of prifoners and enormity of offences, is un eonalled in that county. Independently of robberies, b rglariei., and almoft every other crime, (even are in the calendar for the foul crime-of murder, who will be tried on Friday and Saturday. SUSSEX. HORSHAM. MARCH I 7 .—games Vaugtan Everell, a Ft n er.l young man, aged 24, was indieted for mali tiqufly pointing a piaci!, loaded with ball, at'ViOor Amadee Raymond, and pulling the trigger, with in . ent to murder him. _ _ Mr. Courrooees Rated, that this was a cafe of melancholy atrocity on the part of the prifunei, who was the fon.in.law of the profecutor, againft whom be fnapprd the pitiol, with intent to murder him.— The Profccutor, Mr Raymond, had many years kt pt a (chord of great refpeitability at Lewes, in this roomy, and theedefendant came into his family, in January tBos, as an other. While he was there, he paid his addreffes to the profecutor': daughter, but attains the knowledge of the profecutor. They at length eloped together, and were married. The young woman, however, lived with him but a lout time ; fr r, f,om the ill-treatment of the prifoner, the was obliged again to feek•the leiter cf her fatbet's ltoore th- was :1611.411y living 101 th him at the time of the relent tranfadtion, which occurred on the 21ft of November la. On that day the prifoner came to Lewes, and wiled to have an interview with his wife; but acccfs to the hook was deniedrhim. He imme diately wrote a note to Mr. Cripps, the Magierate, at Lewes, complaining that he could not leafs wife and child, and begging that Genteman's interference to procure an interview. Although that Gentleman was wholly unacquainted with him, yet he kindly undertook to do it, and accordingly went to Mr. Ray mond, who *greed to fee the prifoner, but in the ',Terence - of Mr. Cripps, as he would not venture alone to encounter the violence of his temper. Mr. Capps limn aingly accompanied the prifoner to Mr. Raymond's, and he was there !hewn Ms wife and child. He Aced his la ife Vibe would live with him, provided he could get the means to fupport her ? the replied that the would, if he would not mifeondua himfelf in the manner he had hitherto done. He then sequetted to be left alone with his wife, which lining refilled, his demepnour became fo outrageous, that Mr. Cripps thought it neceffary to order him to be turned out of the houfe. He immediately went away, but he returned again about four o'clock, and knowing the ways of the houfe, he gained accefs to the Parlour door without being obferved, where he found Mr. Raymond and one of his feholars. He immediately drew a pißol, and fnapptd it at Mr. Raymnr,d, but molt fortunately it flatbed in the pan, otherwife the (hot would have probably proved fatal. What motive the prifoner could awl for this conduit he could not forefee; bat;from his inftrultions, it ap t eared to be the molt wanton and diabolical that ever he had heard related. It would be for the pri fon*, to affign in his defence any provocation, if he c-tild, adequate to Inch dreadful revenge. Vigor Amadee Raymond, the profecntor, Rated, the interview and converfation, as detailed by Mr. CotothOrpe ; he added, that as he Was fitting at tea in the parlour he heard the door open, and fuppnfing it was his AtGßant, be Paid, 66 Walk in." without liking his eyes from a letter he was reading. But heating a voice exclaim, " Nor, God d—n you," he looked up and law the prifoner, who pulled a pif. tol from under his coat and fnapped it at him. The ritiol flatbed in the pan; he attempted to wren it (torn the prifmer ; but the latter being the Rrongell prevented him, and doting the pan. he (napped it at him a tecond time. The houfe being alarmed, the prifoner retreated. Thomas Whiteman, the Conflable, Rated, that he Apprehended the prifoner at the end of Mr. Ray .rtiond's garden wall. When he fiat fan the prifoner, - and offered to lay hold of him, he prefented the pill t.l at the withers, afterwards he (napped it at his own head. The Prifoner, in his defence, urged that he was driven to defperation by the profecutor having allured the affeetions of his wife from him, and Paid that he meant to (hoot himfelf in the prefence of his wife. Verdiet—Gnilty. NVhen he was fentenced he prayed for mercy, and 1 el4red to be ft..r.t front England for ever. Seven others alfe received judgment of Death, but none of , their cafes wettrintereßing.—The Af f ixes concluded. bI.OUCFSMISHIRE. °Lon CI 3TFIt —At thefe Affixes, Arm Harrifos, for 'the pocket of John Lewis, at GlouceAer fair, in November laft, of his pocketbook, containing bank notes to the amount of upwards of sot. was fentenced to be tranfpnited for (even years. The condo& of this prifonet was almott without a parallel itr the annals of atrocity. The decency of her ap re'arance and demeanor had excited (nine in:ereß in htr behalf; indeed, during the whole of her trial, the appeared greatly agitated, and alma overcome by her feelings ; but ito comer was her fate determined, and lenience pallid, than the threw off the matk. Jo it as the officers were about to remove her from the bar, aid before the) could poffibly fort-fee her intention, .;he turned round to the with.. fTes' 13 , .2, : ci01e adjoining -the ptironer's pen, from which the profecutor bad not a etit ed. and with both her fills clinched, the (truck the poor old man, Mr. Lewis, in the face, with fuch siolence, as to make him Ratner, and occafioned a •confidetable contufion on one eye. She was inflastly removed; but broke out into the moll violent and • riipr , brinus a xelamati• nc 'spina the whole Court. ' , Afire the could be taken from the Hall. She has ft :ce been rigidly y laced upon the mere orifon allow. once ; and orders have been given, that (he experience •no indulgence of any kind, moil the has been made fenfible of 'the audacity of her condua, and teems i•ielined to acknowledge it by her Wine good beha viour, dating the period cf her confinement there. Yeaerday BliTabfitb Freer, a milk•womati, in Beth. nal•green, was charged at Worfhip-ilreet Office, with the murder of her infant: a labouring man (wore, that in Hackney fields he difcovered the body of a child lying under fume rubbifh, and gave intelligence to the parifh officers, when, in confequence, the pri• fatter was apprehended. Several perfuns Elated, that the appeared to have been pregnant a fhort time be• tore ; and other circumllances being fttong againa her, fhe was fully committed. 7. /odd was alfo fully committed, charged with a burolary in the houfe of Mr. Hollifter, in the Cur tain road, and Healing therein a large quantity of plate, &c. It is to the variable (late of weather, to which our Engin atmofphere is In fubjea, that all the colds, afthmac, and rheumatic pains, now In prevalent, may be attributed. To chore who have fuffered from the inclemency of the feafons, Dr. SAUL'S Pills are re commended as a certain rellorative, a medicine ef teemed the belt antifcorbutic ever difcovered. The following is a firiking proof of their fnper•ior vir tues : The child* of Mr. Hallifar, Brader-ftreet, Camden Town, was afflitted with a violent fcorbutic humour, which caufed an inflammation in her eyes. Sire had the &It medical advice, without receiving the leait benefit, and at lift made ofe of Sao L's Pills and Gulden Eye Drops, which renored her to heal►h and fight. This inaance is adduced (from among numerous others) as a proof of the utility of the Difpenfary in Rathbone•place, London, where the Medicines are fold in large or fmall complements, fo as to enable all ranks to obtain them, and where the poor are fupplied gratis. The return of eruptive complaints at this feafon, when the cold weather prevents the pertpiration from ailing as a correfLive, is [hewn in many habits by itching, and' much irritation under the [kin. It is now akertained that the aaion of SPILSBURY'S Patent Antficorbotie Drops gives infant relief, by removing all obfirnaions in the feeretory veirels, even when under the aBion of Scrophnla. Its good affeds as a medicine in giving appetite, pleafant to take, and a e quiring no celfation of bufinefs or recreation, and its esifence as a remedy in various complaints for more than so years in repute, are fags that deny deception. Mr. SPILSBURY is not accountable for any mixture fold, unlefs the words, " By the King's Patent," are infested at length on the bill of direaions, bottle, and wrapper t the !lamp alto (the King's duty) is printed in black ink inllead of red ink. Sold at the Difpen fary, No. 15, Snho Square, London, in bottles of 5.6 d. toe. and 11. 2s, duty included. Compound Efrence Ss. DIED. On Friday fe'nnight, at Cockermouth, in the 86th year of his age, William Giffard, Efq. who was, as he himfclf believes. fit= the death of Macklin, Father of the Englifli Stage. He was the fon of Mr. Giffard, proprietor of the Theatre at Goodman's Fields; who firft introduced Garrick to a L^ndon public ; and bad him• fell the honour, previoufly, of exhibiting that phenomenon at Ipfwich, in a former exeurlion to that place with a company of his lathes's Comedians. Mr Gifford perform( d, on the different London Theatres, for a period of 20 years, or upwards; and, it is underftood, with confiderahle applaufe. He ufcd to relate an anec dote, (and he did it but a very few days before his death to the writer of this article) which exhibited, in a ftrong point of view, one of thofe failings by which, it is well knows, the 'Arc of Gar rick's tranftendent merits was fornewhat ohfcured. He and that great hero were performing together in hamlet and Giffard had 1 the part of the Player Kir: affigned him; which headed to admi ration, and with unceafing and rapturous applaufc from all parts of the houfe. On his retiring behind the (eerier, he was greeted with the cordial congratulations of his fellow performers; but one, ' more fage than the reft, oblervecl, that, though he could not but wines his fuccefs with plcafure, yet he feared that that might prove one or the molt unfortunate days of his life, and that Gar- i rack and ke would never be teen on the fame boards together again And. laid Mr. Giffard, " his fears were but too weU founded; we never were" TO-MORROW. • Sun rites Sun fete I Moon fets 57 minutes a ft er 5I 3 miuutes a ft er 6 49 minutes after 3 HAM WATILIL AT LONI:014 DIV 13Glit TO-MOlutove Mori; - - 46 minutes after ro Albrnsoon - - ax minutes after ir CHILBLAINS are prevented from breaking, and their tormenting Itching inftantly removed by WHITE. HEAD's ESSENCE of MUSTARD, univerfally efteemed for its extraordinary Efficacy in Rheurnatifms, Panics, Gouty Affedtinns, and Complaints of the Stomach; bat where this certain remedy has been unknown, nor ntglteted, and the Chilblains have adtually broke, WHITEHEAD's FAMILY CERATE will cafe the pair, and frefedily heal them. The Family Cerate Is equally efficacious in Ulcerated Sore Legs, Scorbutic Eruptions, Blotches, Pimples, Ring-worms, Shingles. Breakings out on the Fan, Nofe, Ears and Eye-lids; Sore and inflamed Eyes, Burns, and Scalds ;Sort Heads, Old sores, and Scorbutic Humours of every deferlption. Prepared only, and fold by R. Johnfton, Apothecary, No. 15, Greekdreet, Soho, London. The Hence and Pills at as. 9d. each, the Cerate at is. t }d. and 2s. g d. Sold by every Medicine Vender is the United Kingdom. 0 .• The Genuine has a black ink Stamp, with the name of R. Johnson, inftrted on it. For COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA, and CONSUMPTION, ROBBERDSI BALSAMIC ELIXIR. or COUGH DROPS. I`FlERElunly celebrated DROPS, by their happy and immediate effea in removing the molt obstinate Cough or Catarrh, and all tendency to Confumption, render them a va luable Family Medicine. And when we confider the variablenets of our Climate, which ennftantly induces us to catch Cold, and, that from this taking cold, originates a multitude of Difeafes—as Annie, pain in the Chett, offenfive Breath, inflammation of the Lungs, and Confumption, with a long train of Evils—no head of a Family should lay down without a fault fupply at kill, of this al moft inftantaneous Remedy. Many thoufand Perfons can teftify the happy Effeas they have received frem it, when every other medical Alhftance had failed. _ A CAUTION .—Obferve the name of R. Butler, No. 4, Cheap fide, it engraved on a black Stamp, which is affitedro each Bottle: all others are Counterfeits. Sold by Appointment of Mr. Rob herds, Apothecary, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapfide, corner of Paternofter-row, and Retail by Clark, No. 269, Borough; Allen, No. 76, Chford-ftreet ; Stratton, Lcics.fter•fquare, and most Coun try Bonkfellers and Medicine Vender, in Bottles at 24.61 and 6a. tub. HEALTH AND LONGEVITY Dr. JAMES'sAI4IIiPTIC ANL) ANTIBILIOUS PILLS. HE Celebrity of the Analeptic Pills , as a gene. T ral Prefervative of Health, is become univerfal, from their efficacy in thole complaints, which continually dilturb the human frame; (uch as Colds. Rheurnatifms, Head-aehs, Indigettions, and other Difeafes of the Stomach and Bowels; which arife from tht viciffitudee of our inmate, or from indulgence in the luxuries of life; and there falutary efff_dis are produced by gently opening the pores by nioht, and the body by day, without requiring any parti- cular regimen or confinement. But though the Analeptic Pills are alfo very ferviceahle in Bilious and other deep-feared diforiers, yet being ddigned as a mild purgative only, and therefore not always fulificiently adtive, the Antibilious Pills have been recommended in aid by au eminent Phyfician , who has ufed theft' Medicines Yefierd.rv, at Milton Garden Office, B Curtis, a eohnlbtisneodt the er Liver,my y a e s ar w s e w il i a th t i t t l l ie oth h e a r p i p n ie t it rn fu l c D cef tr i, Af in all com• ho ifi eight years of age. was charged b y the father p es. of Snfannah B!iickleton, nearly the fame • age, swish S o ld o nly by F I:4ewbery and Sons, No. 45, St. .Paul's Church. forcilaly taking from he: a half guinea, which (he was yard, OP the Coach-way. Four Doors from the Ccrner of Cheap. r,• ki ng t o her father. The young culprit denied the Ade, London ; and at Dr. James's late Louie in Bruton-greet ; viz. the Analeptic Pills, price as. 6d the Box, or Six in One large Box oborge for a, lemg while, till at length it was ditio- ,fur 11. 45.; a d the Antibilious Pills, price as ofi. a Pox, Duty in t-eyed that hz had concealed it under lime %livings. eluded.—Obferve that the Wi frds, F. Newberg, No. 45, St. lie was committed for Wither csamination. Paul's,' are engraved in'theit amps. SALES BY AUCTION. MANORS, FISHERY, and ESTATES in WORCESTER SHIRE.—By Mr. HANDY, At the Angel inn in Perfhore, in the County of Worcefter, on Tuefday. the tuth day of May, between the hours of three and ' lii o'clock in the afternoon, fuhjedt to conditions there to be produced. in two Lots, Lot t. A Valuable ESTATE, held under the L DEAN and CHAPTER. of ST. PETER, in WESTMINSTER, by Leafe granted to the Executors of the late GEORGE PERROTT, Efq. fora term of nineteen years and a half from Michaelmas 1806 (being the refidue of a term of 21 years, granted to the faiil George Perrott, and which,according to the ufage of the raid Dean arid Chapter, is renewable every fevers years, on a moderate fine ; compritinr, as therein Jefcribed, all thole their Manors of ECKINOTON, WICK NIGH PPR SHOR E, BR IGH FHAMPTON, ELMLEY, BUR HOLME, PARSHORE, and PARSHORE PORTSMOUTH. in the County of Worcefter, with about four hundred acres of Orchard ing Gardens, A.able. Meadow. and Pafture, part in hand, and part out on Leaks; and fundry Chief R ents—Alfo the Fifhery in the River Avon, to the extent of about two milts, part of which is co leak. Lot 2. All that FARM, confillin; of a good Brick built Firm Houfe and Initable Out buildings, and about two hundred ftt•ute acres of Arable, Meadow, and Paiture Land, tythe free, lying to gether. and inclofed with good live Quichfct Fences, about fifty • feven acres whereof are Freehold of Inheritance, and the refidue Copyhold for four live--held of the Dean and Chapter of Wor cefter, and fituare at Hatter, in the Hamlet of Charlton and Parith of Copthurne, in the County of Worcefter, in the occupation of Pantin, a yearly tenant, who will thew the F Rate N. B. There is an excellent Bed of Lime Stone on the Fibre. The Great Turnpike Road leading fmm Woreefter to London is within half a mile of this Eltate, which is diftant from Eveilism about three miles, from Perfhore four,and from the City of Wor cefter about thirteen miles, and about two from the Navigable River Avon. Printed Particulars of I.ot may be had, on applying to Ed mund Wigley, Efq. EiTot-court, Middle Temple, London ; Mr. Drew,of Peretore ; Mdfrs. Smart and Thomas, No. 8, Staple I.ondon ; and at the Office of MciTra. Lavender and Birch, kite ffiam, at whole Office further particulars of Lot 2 may be known. BERKSHIRE.—FREEHOLD ESTATES.in and near Itcadin By CHARLES BEN WELL—In Five Lots. On Saturday the a tit of March, 1807, at Two o'Clock in the Af ternoon, at the George Inn, Reading, by particulars and condi tions to be then produced: Lot I. A Truly clearable Compact FARM, in the 11 occupation of Mr. Alloway ; comprifing a comfortable brick and tiled Mefluage, with garden. orchard, yard, barns, liable, cow-houfe, granary, and other convenient outbuiLlings. Together with about 8o acres of amble, meadow, and pafture Land. The premifes are fituated near Shinfield Church, within four miles of Reading, upon a pleating eminence, condnanding extenfive views of that much-admired country ; and from its genteel focial neigh bourhood, good roads, fupply of water, and other advantages, it is prefumed that it will be found worthy of attention, particularly of any gentle nan difpo(ed to build. Lot II; About 8o Acres of capital Meadow Ground, near Lod don-bridge, let to W. B. Simonds. Etq. • Lot 111. About Five Acres of Arable Land, near Toutley•Hall, in the parilh of Hvrft, in the occupation of Colonel Poole. Lot IV. A fubitantial, recent, modern-built, well finfrthed FA MILY HOUSE, containing a parlour, hall, good kitchin, butler's pantry, walh-houfe, handfnme large drawing room, fist bed cham bers, capital cellar, paved court, and convenient out buildings; to gether with a garden, in perfedt order. The premifot are fituate on the weft fide of London-dreet, Reading, a genteel airy part of the town, and are now in the occupation of Mrs Fowler. _ _ _ Lot V. A neat roomy convenient HOUSE, well Stunted for trade, near the Market Place, Reading—containing a good 'lop, parlour, pantry, kitchen, four lofty bed rooms, cloftts, and two garrets, in the occupation of Mr Tomkins _ _ Poifeffion of the feveral Lots may be. had at Michaelmas next and may be viewed any time previous to the fate, with leave of the tenants. For further particulars apply to the Au Elloneer, Eluding. On thurfday, the ad Day of April, tllO7, at Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon, at Wynn's Hotel, Falmouth, THE Good Ga lliot, IRIS, J. TIEDMAN, la e Meter, taken on her Voyage from Bourdeaux to Koningf burg, by his Majefty's Armed Ship, Harlequin, Lieutenant P. C. Anitruther. Commander, and condemned as lawful Prize to the Captors, now lying in the Port of Falmouth, and there to he deli vered. She is a ftrong built Galliot, fquare Stern, well found, and may be fent to Sea at a trifling Expence. Dimenfinns—Length, 80 Feet 6 Inches—Breadth, 24 Feet 6 Inches—Depth, 7 Feet p Inches—Burthen, 145 Tons. At the fame Time will be Sold, The Cargo of the Paid Galliot, lass, alto condemned to the Captors, confining o f-213 Hhds. White French Wine 23 Bags Cork. 26 Ditto Vinegar 2 Calks Almonds x 5 Pieces Randy 4 Bales ditto (in Shells) 7x Calks Prunes 4 Calks Argoll 38 Boxes ditto a Ditto Cream of Tartar 13 Calks Mole/ es I Ditto Brinillone 7 Ditto Olive Oil 9 Ditto Olives 4 Ditto Turpentine 4 Kegs Anchovies 7 Ditto Oil Turpentine 5 Ditto Caters 19 Cakes Rofin 4 Boxes Soteetmeats 'After the Sale of the above, will be difpof. d of, The undermentioned Goods : 160 Hhds. White Vs'lne xBo Bales Cork 16 Ditto Red Wine 7 Tierces Vinegar 32 Pieces Brandy 2 Boxes Sweetmeats Hhd. Cogniac ditto Being part of the Cargo of the Hamburgh Brig Packet, con demned as lawful Prize to his Majefty's Ship Altrea, Captain James Dunbar. The Vette' and Goods may be viewed, Inventories had, and further Particulars known, by applying to March 6,1807. L. HINGSTON, Falmouth. RENOVATED HEALTH. IT has been too frequently the fubjeEt of juft and general reprobation, that men deflitute of the elements of the medical art, have offered themfelves as candidates for public patronage In the profeMon of phyfic. For the purpofe of doing juftice to the refult etEour ftudies and experience, and to prevent us from being dared among h ole empiric. whole impudent pre tenfions have, unfortunately for focicty, been too favourably re-' ceived, we beg leave to Month to the liberal and enlightened a faithfuldtatement of our purfuits and acquirements. A fikr having received a regular medical education as the pupils of Meffrs. Grin dal and Blizard, whole lectures and pm... Rice we carefully atten ded, as profeffors and furgeons of the London Holpital, we entered ourfelves as ftudents in that juitly celebrated fchool for medical acquit-mem, the Royal College of Edinburgh, and were inftruc ted in the different branches of Anatomy, Surgery, the theory and pradtice of IThyfic, Chemiftry, Midwifery. Botany, &c. &c. by thole eminent profeffors, Drs. Monro, Gregory, Black, Hamilton, Duncan and Rutherford. We truft we (hall not be deemed pre fumptuous in raying that our proficiency and acquirements are not inconflierable• Having for a long (cries of years made venereal complaints, and the various Medal of DEBILITY, the particular objeet of our ftudies and pradtice, it will, we hope, be allowed that we have acquired fuperior knowledge of their treatment and cure. In flight and recent cafes of infedtion, a perfect re eitabliffiment is completed in the fhort period of two days ; and, in thofe of the utmolt inveteracy, witese other practitioners have failed of fuccefs, a proper perfcvcrance in our plan of treatment, enfures to the patient a fafe and radical cure. Amidft the melancholy variety of diforders which are the effels of a habit long and =ft unhappily purfued by the youth of both Sexes, there are none more alarming or more diftreffing than thofe deficiencies and debilities which frequently prevent or embitter the matrimonial (late. To fuch perforta it mutt be a confoling re fledion to know that they may now, by a new and infallible mode of treatment, be reftored to that greateft of all human bleffings, a ftroog, manly, and vigorous conititution. In all cafes of debility, /rum whatever caufe arifing, as well vs in every fpecies of vene r al infedtion, we may be confulted by patients of either fez with the greateft ficrecy and honour. Hours of conitiltation at home from ten to three, and front fie in the evening till ten at night. Patients in the country are requefted to Rate the particulars of their cafe, age, and general habit of living, &c. &c inclofing a remittance for advice and medicines, when the fame will be given or lent to any part of the kingdom. To enfure that ferrecy fo ef fential to sour undertaking, the pottage of letters may be added to the account for medicines. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, November 26, 1806. No. zo7, Hatton Garden DEVON.—LARGE NAVY OAK mar& TO BE 5011). in I O IN, (Norntrically markt d with 'A' lite Paint) as soder, ONE (IsHOUSANIY F..ant HUNDRED a n d SIXTY-THREE Capital OAK 'nmsast 1 RITES , yo ELM TRkES, and 187 ASH l'ithkS, with their Tops, Lops, and Bark. This Timber lies very compadly is of very large Dimenfions, and abounds with large Knees, rooks. and Compaf4 Pieces. It grows on the Manor of CAlsoN Th.IGN, in the Farah of CHRISTOW, four Miles from t liudlci t thoen from Teignmouth Harbour, and feven Miles from Water ro colon it to Tnigninuaitla. ON BAR lON HARM. LOT z. 50 Oak re. s. 2. from so to tooli.ctsfist. 3 100 to 147 diu.,. 4 51 Elm 'Ent% 5 40 A& Trees. 6 from 40 to Ss Alk Trees irtelnflvie. 7 3 Beech Treas. ON kiYNER. FARM. LOT I. 14 Oak Tr..es. a. t e Alh Teem ON UNDERDOWN FARM. LOT 1. to* Oak Trces. s. from too to 200 Ditto u.e talcs. 3 200 to 3co Ditto 300 tO 360 Ditto. 5. 360 10 430 Ditto. 6. 19 him and 29 A(h Trees. ON NE 1 - I'ON'S FARM. LOT a. 50 Oak trees. 2 from 50 to 100 Ditto itICIUMTC. 3. 100 to 150 Ditto. 4. - Ts.) to aco Ditto. S. 270 to 250 Ditto. 6. 9 4th Trees. ON BIRCHEN WOOD. LOT a. 10.0 Oak Trets. 2. from 100 to ao9 Ditto inclufive. ON SWANELAY WOOD. LOT a. 200 Oak Trees. s. from too to 202 Ditto inclufive. 3. 200 tO 300 Ditto. 4. 300 to 350 Ditto. 5. 350 to 413 Ditto. 6. 56 Alit Trees. For which purport a Survey will he held at the Clifford's Arms Inn, Chudleigh, on I hurfday the sOth March inttaut, at Lleira o'Clock in the Forenoon precifely. For viewing the Timber, apply to Mr John Law, at the Manor Heufe on the Premifes, with whom printed particulars will he left, as they will alto at all the principal Inns in the Country, and farther information may be had of Mr. Thomas Symonds, of Swallowfield, near New Reading, Berkthire; or at the Office of Mars hales and James, Solicitors. Eteter. 1 1 AN FIGINES, or SOLOMON's DROPS. To Dr. SOLOMON, Gilead-Houfe, near Liverpool. Si., Norwich, Marsh y , 136. MY Snn has f r three years been afilifted with thar diftrtffi g diftemper the Leprofy, and having confulted' many eminent an the faculty, without any benefit accruing treat their prefcriptions, lat Icoath dcfpaired of his recovery. Porto rwely 1 confulted a frirtid, who advifed me to make trial of your Anti impetigines, which I accordingly procured at Mars. Ste phen'on's and Matchett's, the happy &eds of which I loon dif covered ; Mice it to fay, that he daily grew better, and now his health is perfedly re eltablilbed. By publifiaing • tbcfe line:, and making known the cafe of my Son and the efTeds of your incomparable medicine, you will confidcribly oblige, Sir, your very humble Servant, E. BERRY. Price 46:6d a Bottle—duty included. Note—A Governm—it Stamp is paftea on each Bcttle,with the nanie and place of abode of the Proprietor. thus, " Sanwa Sole nio.i, Livtrpool," engraved therein, to imitate which is felony. Another undoubted Proof of the Superior Efiktey and Safety of Mrs VINCZN is only Genuine GO WLAND's LOTION. Madam, Feb. 12, 1807. 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