Star. — London, England, 1804-09-19 00:00:00

CUT JEANNOT DOWN. Tunc—' • Epilogue to John BulL" Dot:APAR r in a rage took it into his head, Ne'd put a full Itois to John's Eaft-India trade; Co, ',Muni, lays Nap; in his Brie fearlet gown, Let them know we've a fleet, and can cut7romuct Jews. Fal,&e " 0 pace, me vil go," the brave Admiral ery'd, " De courage of Frenchmen de blow fhall decide ; Jean Bout he Mall die at your Majcity's frown, By dc alat vit vich me vil Ireanget clove." Mien owl like, by night, fkulklng by in the day, Far as China be got—no bull dogs in his way ; the (poll was reffels his own YCII-..111 his idea—for he'd tat 7tactnot doluct. "0 vat me do fee," he with cztafy cried, " De Thi huts arc all here and elefe by our Sae, 0 now toil' hooneur of Naickedt crown, You mall fee in vat 11)1e me vil cut 7,0..a.t,cv. Fat, ace. For adUon prepare, through our fleet was au:lliad, At this his enrage was a little bit maim'd, Such a trimmits DANC I gave him as nc'er he had known, C ~rant-.ow was Lit teen, Read of cat 7raccuo: d.ws. rat, Ste. Norc" croicwrt a eciri' bad: to France Linois go, And brag of the feats you've been able to do. But I've an you'd l 0 ,4 very br..wn, Should Napier repeat--go and re: 7eromst iswv. Fal, &e. And Doug remember you've nothing to do Witt the Insliera-they're Johns, and the India Mips too; For Ds Net and his Chincre jig-tine mail drown, Nor your late brave attempt there to car 7flo,estdstcv. Fid, &c. Fat, &c. - The following melincholy event took place on Friday IaII—JAMES AVisase, Efq. and family, who were engaged in a tour through the counhy, took their departure from hots on the abuse day, in one of the pleafure boats, on an excuifion down the Wye, and bad proceeded as far as Coldwell, the dual place o f flopping to take fume refrefhment on the voyage. Aftr dinner, his two lons expreffed a wifh o bathe, whir e ls was nut objetied to by the father, t as they could both fwim: before they had been long in the water, the eldefi, a fine youth about 57 years of age, called out for help, when one of the boatmen in truly plunged in to his affinance, and becoming entangled toAtther, funk to the bottom. The water man, difengaging himfelf, rofe to the futface, and with difficulty reached the (bore; but every effort to free the youth was ineffatual. Edwards, the man fufpeited of the murder of young HAWKINII, was brought to Portfmouth on Saturday evening, and lodged in the gaol by Mr. HILL and Mr. 4TONEHAM, who had followed him to Woodbridge barracks, in Suffolk. where they found him already in cri , loely, upon information coturnu• nicated by General' Wierriencee. Edwards is laid to Bate, that an unhappy forffla took place between hint and the deceafed, in which the latter, by fall ing from the mill gallery. or fcaffold, broke his neck; that to conceal his death, he buried the corpfe as before llated ; that it was not liswitires's hat which was found in the milldam, for that he threw down the. privy. Friday afteinnon a fire broke out in a malt kiln belonging to Mr. George Fotreil, brewer, Pleafance, Edinbulh. Affillance was immediately had, the flames were estinguifhed, and the only damage fuf tained, was confaming the flock of malt in the kiln. The account given in a Morning Paper, of the dif order which has prevailed lately at a place of worfh;p, in Great Gardemfl:e-t, Whitecliarel, is very incor• to. This chapel it a wooden building, inferior to a barn, may, be called fuch) is not rented by Mora vians, as Slated, bait by the followers of Mrs. Johanna Soutlicote, %Le pi.erfiter prophetefs, who fume years yeats fleece publiOnd leveral long articles in a Daily Paper. met mhos to make known future events in the political and religious world. At the beginning of the relent I tar, her opinions were firongly cf. ponied by a Mr. C. of Southwaik, who grounds his conviCtion of their truth on Come extraordinary vi 'funs, laid to be teen by a boy in his fervice. Since that time, a great number of profelytes have been made ; and, befidee the meeting inWhitechapel, there is laid to be another in the Borough. chiefly ruder the ma nagement of Mr. C. On Wednefday evening lath, as the pallor of the former meeting was officiating, two of the WhitechapelVolunteets entered ; on which he imediately turned the topic of his difeourfe to the Volunteer ty item, and perfonally addreffied item. He feid, it bid been revealed to him, aat the French would certainly land, and that .he Volunteers corild tsrst prevent them--that all their efforts w add be elle lefs--that, notwithilanding which. the enemy would be completely dellroyed—but their deltrera'nn would be effened by an ALMIGHTY and invincible ponce. —Several perfuns prefent, conceiving t"is doeleine of nt.n.refinance to he dangerous, as tending to d Amt , the ar d o u r of the p e ople ' called nut to him and reprefented the intproptiely of his condtp9, on which a general feene 01 ti rmilt tank place. Some of the peset, were lonken down, and one perfon is in cultoiy for the offence. At the beginring of IA week they fold to their c r ed..l•ae 'A seerslather the impretlicn of one, we% 0 , roma the p, (tom de (innet a te-u..ia.ct invallon, and blafithenoailly in tinu•ted that ih. 1 sere the ve:C•ns Ipnl.cnof in the Revelatione, as lirvOi7‘ t he mark of the ALMIGHTY ; ' hut b:i••g t u I!.i, r V. 21 Offellte cogniz able by law, they have tow,. given that feat away to thole who porch Je a hook containing a few hymns, ',lice ow •g. On Sunday ertnit: , a sr..at of parlous artcridcd : the e:rapel beit nearly fUhrd at an catty hour, the elota s were doled, and an at cmpt w is tria•.le to built them ~ p en by force pelf, m. who ob c: e '. that no ;dace of we rthip could le,ally fie 6i.et ferrice ; tart being inf , ritted by one of Ills ei:arion, that the :::acraii:ert adrrinineritig, they defined. A large cm.cc.irie of p e ople, however, hill remained, in order to tare a vi-w e.t there is .nderful luminaries, and it was fear. eta nave been the coofec i uence; but tome the olf.i rs id Police were near, in vale tech an (sect hariten..d. 1: was Riven ant ti.,.! die place ‘l'...drefdAy evenii.g ft r public tb: pa itor, who It yles hiruf.ll the . void antwer all quer , : p..6•.1 :•y p isbo dourlet!d the truth 01 addipz, that he had it in command •I at I e td. t•t tg .1 I.; CIRCUIT INTELLIGENCE. The Circuit Court of Jußiciary was opened at Jed- 1 butglt, on the loth inflant, by the Right Hon. Lord ARMADALE. The only bufinels before the Court was the trial of Archibald Douglas and Robert I)ouglafi, weavers and manufatt triers in Hawick, accused of flealing a quantity of carpet yarn from the dyehoufe yard of William Rokertfon and Co. carpet manufac turers in Hawick, in the month of March, 1 803. — After the trial had proceeded a certain length, the Advocate Depute Rated to the C urt, that owing to the length of time which had elapled fines the cum in Rion of the crime charged in the indiftment, and the manner in which the goods lred been labelled and kept, he perceived from the evidence alreadyied, that it would be impotlible now to identify them, and therefore did nut mean to infilt fur a verdict againit the prifoners. The Jury were then inclofed, and in a few minutes returned a verdict, all in one voice finding the indielment nct proven, upon which the priioners were affoilziedimpliciter and dill - Mired from the bar. STIRLING, SEPT. 14.—The Circuit Court Or JUtli ciary was opened at this place upon Wednefday the 1 2th infl. by the Right Hon. Lords JUSTICE CLERK and CULLEN, and proceeded to the trial of Andr:w Burt, nailer in Camelon, who was accufed, at the intlance of his Majeliy's Advocate, of murdering David Cal Lander, cne of his apprentices, by (hiking him upon the head with a rod of iron. After the proof had been concluded, the evidence was flaunted up, on the part of the Crown, by DAVID llovi.r. Efq. Ad vocate Depute, and on the part of the prifoner by JaMES LAMY, Efq. Advocate ; after which the whole was fummed up by Lord Cutt.sm, and the Jury being enclofed at tight o'clock at night, returned their verdia ycflerday morning, finding, by a majo rity of ten to five, the prifoner guilty of culpable ho micide, and he was this day tentenced to be whipt upon Thurfday, the ttab' day of Ottober next, re ceiving ten (tripes oppofite to the door of his wotk (hop or fmithy in Camelon, where the deceafed was killed ; feventy (tripes at fevers different Ilaticns in the town of Falkirk ; afterwards to be brought back to Camelon, and to receive other ten (tripes, alfo op polite to the door of his fmithy, when he is to be re committed to the tolbooth of Stirling, therein to be detained until t , anfported beyond feas for the fpace of tourteen years. Yeflerday the Cout t proceeded to the trial r f Peaf-, fon Steven, Officer c f Excife,at Uenny, w who was ac cufed of filing a pitiol, loaded with ball, at, Gilbert Isl.Pherfon, fFirit dealer at Lochend, in the parith of Port, and wounding him in the head to the effullou of his blood, and danger of his life. After a long trial, the Jury having been addrefTed on the part of the Crown by DAVID BOYLE, Efq. Ad vocate Depute, and on the part of the pannel by the Hon. HENRY ERSKINE, the evidence was (rimmed rip by Lord Cti tun, and the Jury having been inclofed lall night, did this mot sting return their verdia, find ing by a plurality of voices the Ile/ not proven, %%het e upon the pannel was afroilzictifimplieiter and difmiffed from the har. In the coutle of the evidence it ap peared doubtful whether the firing of the piflol was intentional or by accident. Another cattle was then heard, which terminated the bufincfs at this place. On the evening, of Monday, the 3d innaot, lime malicious perlim fired a gua through the win aw of the bottle of Taut , as Pie itt aino, of Yeekforton, in Clielbite, the ctintetos of which lodged in the upper part of the face and left hand of the laid T 14021 As PICK EKING. 11l lilt ni;.,lies Gazette, his Majtny's pardon is offered to any accoutplice, and a reward of 2GO gt1;111:145 (MT Sir Tinittas lklos TY N, t, Mof tyn, and too by Titum S RLI TON, Efii. of Bolef worth Cable, for the dilcovery of the offender. CosoNER'S Isto•rtiv.—On :iiturday an inqacft was held, at Dosc , CA1..., on the body of John Beale, the lettei-c articr. John Glover (a watchman in Butt-lane, Dept fire!), being fa tun, laid, that he wason duty when he law the deceafed, between eleven and tsaklve o'clock on wednefday rigl t, come out of one of the GT eenwich Rages; the coach went on, and the deceafed came up to the itrels ; h e (coned to be then much in li quor. and enqiiired whelk he could vet a lodging.— They had press lily notch convei Cation. The witnefs could nett provire a I.•dging at that late hour ; but pet mitted the deceafed to remain in his 1. ix from half p tfl tw elute until half pail doer, during which time flt pt. 'The ssi.ticfs being then hear the time ha was to leave the watch, bt, , ll!llt the deceafed to the honk of Mr. aimniitt, a tallow chandler, as they were up, being at 1. 01 L, where he might amain un• til day light. George Don:mitt, tallow.chandler, being fworn laid Os AI he was up all night ; that the h all witnefs tame to his Ito p about half pall three o'clnek on T:intfday morning, and laid that a very rtipCnable I okir.p n o un was then in his boa, and teg oeiled th at •ctity,ell would permit him to remain in his Ihop until Jay-l':;nr, as he was csaiting for toe of the Rages; w 'ands anfweied that he did nor like to let in lllau per• :it that wifeafl.nahle hour, but as he knew the watel man he might bring him. 'the dece•fed came in abrict five minutes pall three, and remained until fitur via, he teemed drottly, but did not Ilcep, he appeard i le a man recovering from a di unken fit, and withed mash t,:r fhmething th di ink, as he hod he was vet y tltnby. NVltas he went out at lour o'clock he athed witnefs for a hick, awl he gave him the handle of a I.;reh broom, he kiwi: cd the way, and witneti e.i•ehed him round the cotter. lair met. (wing neat called and (worn, ;.•ii, ;; ht about five a'clt;ek oill Thutiday • moran.g. as be was going to v.oi 14, he flopped at the !).heel Cattle, to wall leis face in the trou ! a,li factor; the door, ‘4 Let , th.• hoi fes .11 C watt. red, as he did ill a nvitt MIT, and in putting Lis hand in the wa ter I.: t.ir•k 11.1.! tit a roan's Sup, on wli h witnefs fhirtt b;:e;:, he; nut It altrnicd, hat being acc.-.m pariled by ni ti r man they I. di advanced, and fa and the de, eafrd 11teti hed at full largth in the hot fe tr ugh lying on his lace, itl; his head towm dsGt cent w 1 I. 'l•hc ' y(r m•d In • titre rYeeviJe! , ee , ' as !here „as nn r - , trottyl, (.11 the fl,Jc, - - • lie pr:rpr••••l} ii:rt.‘s him - . • • t I. trt I) , t..t . t.• IA 1s ILmc ,51,41 2 ,,j btryl Arc I 11114'110C And d.nteliy ; did—Accidental lie": tLctch•:e returned thcir vet From the LONDONGAZE777, Sep, tS. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. wgg-ormCP., SEPTEMItEIt tB, Eighth Regiment of light Dragoon.—l.ieutemuit General John Floyd to be Colonel, eke G c neral Sir Robert Laurie. &coifed. 3 v itto—Major-Clemral William Ctrtrlght to be Colonel, vice Lieutenaot.Geoeral Floyd,retuoved t w o the Bth Light Dra goon,. ROYAL MILITARY ASYLUM. I I John Lurard, Gent. to be Secretary and Adjutant. Commillions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Ayr. 31 Battalion Ayrfhire Volunteer Infantry. Charles Sommerville Efq. to be Major, vice Reid, re. fig -ed. Dated Ati;;till 17, 18 4. Cominiflions in the Royal No cth Lincolnfhire Militia figned by the Lord Lieutenant. I A. R Baffett, Gcrr to be Enfign. Dated July 30. 1804. I William Duncan Campbell, Gent to be Lieutenant. hated Au- guff 35,1504. PAIVFNERSHTPS DIS;OLVED. Thomas Faulder, James Irving, I lenry Unur, John Joaunter, Herbert Fcrgufon , Wm Huggan, Jain Irving, and Wm Stuck&le, tobacconifts, Welton, Aug. t 7. Wm. Bithop and *['Lomas Kay, radon, Birmingham, May It. Wm. Millington and Fri.derick Sbup, tin•furniture-maktrs Birmingham, June 21. Matthew Meadows and George Willis, waiter-makers, Bir mingham, Sept. to. Jonathan Chambers, James Collins and Jelin Swaine, jun. t dealers, High-dreet. Southwark ,Scrt. t 7. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Nov. 3. Jot. fl. Sawyers, late of Charles nrca, Cavendillaquare, Middlefez,lhoemaker, at ten, at Guildhall. Odtober I I William Towne, of Deptford, in Kent, deer, febool matter, bookfeller, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guldhall. BANKRUPTS. Robert Hilton, of ltulliwell ltrcet, in the Strand, hlidellefex,, victualler, dealer and chapman, to furrender September 25, 29, and October 30, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, M, ts. Jones and Green, Salifbury-fettare, Fleet. Brett, I .ondeut. William Harris, late of Drury-lane, hliddlefet, woollen-drap - r, dealer and chapman, (partner With Prep's Phillips, of the tame place,) September 25, 29, and Oeltober 30, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, MelTra French and Williams, Caftle-ftreet, Holborn. Henry Ridley, ot Shepherd's-hlarket, May-Falr, `Attorney,grcer, Odtober 6. g, and 30, at ten, at Guildhall Mr. Richings, l'havies-lean, Holborn. John Lee, of Liverpool, zrerchant and int' erance.brnker, Odtober 15, 16, and 30, at one, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Attor ney, Mr. Thomas Naylor, Liverpool. DIVIDENDS. Odtober tn. Thomas Emerton. late of Stony. Stratford, Bucks, grocer, at clever., at the Cock I en, Stony Stratford. Ottoher 13. William Berry of 0 ,k lea n., Rutlandfuire, apothecary at eleven, at the Crown bin, o,:kleam. Nov. 3 Edward Whitehead, of the New Road, Tottenham-court, Middlefex, merchant, at one. at Guile h ell. Odtuber 25. William Barad!, of Yarmouth, Norfolk, brandy • merchant, at four, at the Yarmouth Odtober 7. William Elliott, late of Newington-CaMeway, Surrey, haberdafher, at ten, at Goliath ell. Odlubcr t 6. John Agnew, of Grofvennr.fquare, Middlefel, ban ker, and partner with James Strange, James Dadtwood, sad George Peacoeke, at ten, at Guildhall. Odtoher 23. William Gange, of Gordo-11er, Dorfallhire, taflow chandler, at eleven, at the Antelope Inn. Dorcheiter. Mintier tt. john Owens, of Ofwt:ftry, Salop, merchant, at eleven, at the GriP.in, in Mold, Odtober t 3. William Stead, het etofore of Little Tower-I ill, but late ol hlortimer-ltreet, Middiefez, merchant and dealer, at ten, at Gail iltall. Oelober 15. 'aleph Parker, of Hereford, brandy-merchant, at eleven, a Preece'. Co'.'rl Hereford. O,lober F. Francis hlenh, late of Folklore, Kent, tanner, at ten, at the Guildhall, Canterbury. Nov 3. James Young, ot Southampton, linen-drapex, at ten, at Guelell,all, Lor. don. Odlober tt. George Humphrey., of Hardt'', Gloucefterltire, clothier, at eleven, at the New I.oige, or. Hampton Gammon. I Nov. 19. Francis I.loyd, of Bridge-11feet, Wettminfter, linen draper, at eleven, at Guildhall. Robert Lyeltione lames, of Penryn, Cornwall, dealer and chapman. e.t eleven, at the Kine's-Arms, Pt tirin. Odteb,r t 7. I award Williams, of Liverpool, halter, et eleven, et ' the Star and G.:rter 'rerun. e Odtober it. l•honite Dilcock, o f k • lineo-draper, at clever, at the Black Swart Inn. Coney-V.le , t, York. Odlober 23. G., ge and 1 . s lward Pr.ddle, tete of Fen church-0:Tel, Lendon, ins and hem -merchants, and art:. cc, at ten, at Guildhall. Oelotter 6. Aylmore St .103, of Tiritve.ll Pr i.,r, o%lore:there, dealer and elemmait, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. (Motor R. Henry Arkinft:ll and S..neuel George, late of Burr! m, Staffordfhire, rtter. :...d eopartm re, at twelve, at the sibal.e ipear Tavern, Newc.illl; ialer-Lyne. Nov, 2. Tlo.ma. Willis, of 'lath, c,.rpeatcr, at eleven, at the White Lion Inn and Tavern, Leth. BANKRUPT IN IRELAND. Robert Nen) e, of Vol ter.:llitt, county .0 I trperary, difiiil sr and ....cuter, to Itarcoder the t tt, id, and :5:11 Oct.lnr. • GFNPRAI. ORrlvk9—Flom her Sercne llighnefs Divot; Foxi I'SF.-1t is her %yin and plealttre, that all Vt.innteeis of h. tit frxzs, who Live not y e t pro vided thernfclves w.th Tickets and t3nal.e.., by which they may be entitled (hoot for the smiler men.i .11 cd Capital Prizes, do tcp.t;r without deity, to any of her hccitled temples, and fornilh Cie:Weise; with a fopply before Ntonday roc:, on uotich dty the will c.mmence dialihnting (at Cooper's Ilall) her r.e mertts Prize Medii. as order, viz. 'l'o roe three bet trot.. • I'wor y l'houflthd Poo .Js etc% To tiic three licit lull ti.otr. • l' 1 'mulatto,' I . l.totds cash. To rte three t:ext tct: thin. 1r: 'rho - thud I . ..vtials each. betides feveral (Alter l'a.zo ti an imenente amount. The oldell Frfon c , r-veifant with the Royal Ex. change, does not recoil: .ft any I.rdrety :hat cr.gaged the u•tcittion of ety,tal to the p. This is not to tyt ,cooder , :d at--the S. bent holtis out r. vroliabilities of lots , . fs to adeenturer•, ti at pti ones had It hot Ii thca t omer to V. hen wit their a Lottery chra.ii, ing ftr,all a number of Tickets, that could in:prt three Ptira., of rvicnty Poni).l!, three cl Ten 't hotimitid Poundt. and three of Five Thottfand Pounds, b:dides fev. , ral others, and no Prize leis than Tseeroy Pounds ? The public are alive to ;ts merit, and a:I ad Oat p it. on• age to this uncqualleti Lott:-y lo ;uttly t!ciavrs. I.ItdeIIeITFRFIRLD 1441. •• A , sood let of in either lea, mutt con(idet ably adi to ti e p•hr , 'ref lions formed in the mind en a fiell app.' 1.4•1 , tol the ribfervati•in lJc'iti.•nallotca t ircumilance of the genet: 41(y of the Engillti ration, (tom their mode of li , ing, being trna.bh,d c t urs tht.(;mns, ,shichproditc-.T , .• th att.! . m 12:- cr , :oltt.lly rotten Tt.%:h . may Ire prevotted by the timely tift nt 13 , lloratitie Tooth Powder, which is uf:d ;ty t!,c •nd Princeircs, the Dud elk. of Yo I voldhile, Got lon, I..etd, Iti.tlino, St. Aid , molt of tl.e N .bitt y. It imp ;t: A fir nnt. d All tilnl r. in the Corns ; the I.3ic t!ie deltfl iwecpcfs ;to T.:eth a re..tli •• 1 •:n-(• re.11 , 4t , the c i ri tents the 01 13 Ad 4111:1 I . :IAA At . `f Cheapilde,, r, t f r.+• 13.iiikIclieis and Mro , liinp,dort, in b-Res At ) 1 No. a, Clatopfitie. on ti,c n'tTilto:tCll..4' ; ill eod prc h,athit.h.r •••" 11/127115. On Saturday, the Lady of John Ittehards, Efq. of Red Lion !quart. of a danghtre At hi. hour. iu Grafton-ftrect, the Lady of Sir Itich:.rd SOL van, Bart bf a fall. blag.!on, wife of Francis William Wagdon, Efq. of the Royal Cockpit, of a daughter. On the 6th ir.itant, the Lady of William Parilinton, Efq. of Lancaildre, of a fon. On the asth of May lath, the Lady of Dr. Stoddart, hic Ma jetty's Advocate at Malta, of a daughter. MARRIED. On Monday, at St. Lawrtnee. lorry, Mr. George Palnlet, of Aldonnanbury, fiath fon of the Rev. Sannitl I'almer, of Hack ney, to Mif. Mary Bray, eldclt daughter of William 117ay, Efq. of King Rivet, Cheaplide. DIED. At Bonilla:lien, (Ireland) it, his trR year, the Hon. and Yee. W. Montgomery Cole, third fon of the late Lad of En..* aad brother to the prefent Earl. In the Spth year of his age, Gilbert Mihveen, Efq. Princi?al o! the Belfait Difeount Company. At his country feat, near the Mountain, Montreal, Sim,: M'TaYifit, Efq. On the 24th of June, at St. Attu's, Jamaica, Mrs. Role, w,ie of General Janes Kole. • _ . HIGH WATER AT LONDON BR IDUE TO-MORROW. Morntni • 35 minutes af-er Afternoon FOR S.U.E. THOSE ertenflve IRON WORKS carried ow at MUIRKIItK, in the county of Ayr, with the I.ausla,Build logs, and all other accommodations. The Works contift, lirft, of three Blaft Furl aces for the *Minn ie:Sure of P•gLiron, wrought by two powerful Steam Laiginea with Caftiog houfes, Bridge-houfes, and all other neceitary ap. paratus, in the molt complete Rile, and according to the molt ap proved conitrue lion ; kcondiv,. dime Forges for the formation of liar Iron, the one wrought by a Canal, fupplied from various Comets, the other by a Patent Steam Engine, lardy erected, with one Shingling and two Drawing Hammen', a large Water Wheel. a number of Preparing Fire., Puddling Furnaces, Chafferies, and other requilite Machinery, all in perfea order. For the profees tion of thefe Works every necelfary material is provided. The coal, lime, and ironflone, are inexhauflible in the r fupply, excel lent in that quality, and In the immediate vicinity & of the Furnaces. The Buildings, exclulive of the Works, conba , ft, of a Ma. nager's Houk, in a genteel itileo v l th Offi,es, Park s, and Gardens; frcondly, of the molt complete aec mmodation for , the whol• Workmen of every deferlption ; thirdly, of Stables, Baroa,Storep - hooks, Workfhops, and all other Out-houfes. The I.ands tonfitt, Brit, Of above po Aeres.,Fornsuittlint and occupied by the Works. principally lieldpridaisp soiripu years at a (mall rent ; fecondly, °Eche Lands of Tardoors and And's Omni . the property of the Company, at a Dortdillance from-the Works: extending above 736 Acres, of which part Is Arable and Meadow. and the edt Muir and Failure ; at prtkut in excellent order, and highly advantageous froth their vicinity to the Works,' and the podetion of every mews of intprovementaThey 'AI/beta either along with the Works, or in fsparate lots. Fur particulars of the terms, apply to Tares Ewing', farrowing. °lleums Hill, writer, GlaircaN Meffra lt. End N.,Hel,writers to the host, Edinburgh ; Thomas J.a , es, fq. Wrexham, Derby - 1 dire; or Alexander Mundell, Bfq. Fludyer-ftreet, London. MUD:YIN PHYSIC. NOTHING being more warded at this feafon of tie year than a PuriOer of the Blood that will eradicate molt eruVions which now tcnerally make their appearance cie thole who are afilietel with a Scortniria. Complaint, it is'lViCh lu finite pleafiste we irit.otince the f uceefs that lila-attended tlac adati niftratioo ot Dr. lit:words BataNtcsa ST kV& Another ino tire Pir prefernhig • i hi. Addle(' to olio Public is,, the knowledge that if the Itotari 'al Syrup h c.,ken in time, it wally revert there'. favcre fits of Mod,. which s pencil in this and the calling months. The Botanic .1 Fru.; tfi . ..civalt) cures Mils, Cancer.; Laprofy, Scrophislum Comrlaints, vassals mercury out 91 the Syftem, thou -4h aver in fobtiliy f.:aa•ed, and even in c.fes where Salivation has raVaduf curs in the m ineeterata N'entreal earn.' plaints. The ninny thoufaud coma performed by this Invahubte. Nlidicine may he daily fan the Lund . n avd Bath Papcm,-anlk silo in the Pamphlet, which may lie had at o ..c (gratis) The '3utanical Syrup and Reftorative Norco* Cordial to be 'lad at the hoar, N 0.9, Albion-1111A, I.sltia friars Road, in bottles at IL 1, tis and 6,. duty iticlod.d. N B. A. D. SWINION, the proprietor, (fon of Dr. Swinton. Fellow of the Royal Colleg.: of PhyfLialli. London) may be can• I,lted frost to till 3, or by letter cn•aiiiine the dual tee. A Flee Guinea LS ette c.mtainalla at ass. HEALTH AND LONCAVITY. Dr. JAMES's AN ALLP 1:C PILLS. T 0 obviate the iMpititions which have long beets pea:Alfad in regard to this Mcolleint, a finall attention only reqnitite; for as Is y favour of the Conotrinioners of the Stamp °thee, tcpaorts Plates have Lean pet pared for Mt. Newlie; y's etc. with his name engraved in the Stamp, the imitation of which would be .t col.ital off; nee, the genuine Preparation noly now be readily afeertained ; it Is therefore recommended to purclookrs nut to open any box in future, linters they olofirvos tae " F. Newbers, No. 45, St. Paul's; printed on the flans?. lie fuperiur excellence of thefe l'iils in tt heuniat inns and Colds. as *ell as in other Complaints to which the humor frame is liable, horn the nic.Gitudesof our etiolate, is univetfally aelmovrledirds Thee are admirably calculated for gi14 , t1., and other Diforders or the tlsnmach and Bowcb; for Ilead•Aclis occalioned by Indir/c.... ti: n; and for prevent lug Palfies and A I-mimics, to oftce the cur l. quertce of tree living. Reconrk Ilirold be had to thrtn after every credit, and upon every flight indifpufition; and thus their well known ellartarvillic of promoting Lovvcrity will he malw rained ; for, by Aiding Nat.:re in the due diteliarge of the animal tarlatans, and by keeping the Conliituron, as if were, in can mina' repair, they port . ..eve the batty is. I. alth atco vigour, ar.4 prevent prcosatare decay. They requite lir particular COnfii-rlllfiC4 attention t.. diet. They are fold only by F. New sr a v al Son s, at the Warchoefe for Dr. ] man Powder, No. 45, .„ hr. 1.3111 . a few doors from Cherpti and ..t Dr. James's late Houk in Bruton-are ; io bore., pri, 45.6 d a tch, ltaiup included; or the sinaticity of Ga in one lute Iwo foc',ll HAVING dedicated vnytett ti the Ituly , ar.ci liven grittife,l by the molt eortclerable praCice 11 that hearth whicl. 1 :tiou,;'ct proper to facia, 1 Holt that I have cot inure - tale Ilan t.`. who, In the ezt-,t,'we re.l of the proWll . .n. a w ihenolly ir,terred in uncerwift!, and CUMIN 'I :hat . h Is :equ'ited by cueccatratir.s ie.:i ilectu d pnwur tii cf t bfortkra„ Ttc tli`ca:es of pl.:111AT Y arc pecalLwiy Nit - saint; for the/ brine w;th them a trio cot emleumitant f)mptonis by a pr, Jli,nt ut aitleito• Ltrcif t. untmem:+teretl -- Whether th• sr:ft. from the pri.valunce of ill u•rmipiet t belle tiro • dvc 931.4.5 01 ur the in...ulci:tiet s of maturity, they re %wee the ni •tt affl.:uoue pr. Ft It, Tut by tic lvorame at iine.itic.ta‘i :ma, Cu: aggravated, Eke eon!! turfin is ticilr At a MI MBEit of the RfilAl. I rer 1:1,1 my pecteilihror no reutil,r:ty of cducati on; sod pesfrefta" es. clc. ‘' to or b, r,I , w.l my•ett t - tel t o that entificlact to honours P.,.1 _`rcA, curly appre:Con ad: •• • ; but what' tlte fu'' - • -r-^llnefs f thi v'er It:ik c, i , f.arl•il i.t tt a rct terr t ur r.nfurr. ot sly pLytsci.n. -i.,1 !• - .orrl • et. r.i •r I — et i! '..r I.i•n a•. • rit:y f 3 cl,t. i ~pa!•~lr..d ir't :n r. flat yen. it 001.4 ,), czycnet lu t Ico: to Co •' ti '•^lr , r l r,e t , t‘roft ict V 11l a. . ..! Io` .t.l I Y ..• (yr It° fa.c, ~.'-.nr x nu:~ • ,r r. 41 'L•• ir P • It u 1 r ;:a a •1•1111..*•, .01,1 KENT LONIIO , I, I L. I. sot I. ft rAn V. ro a, 'rt.*: na• _. NUS %►art the : for .1 elk 41 61 •PP for N▪ IA . . 0( lan ern fre ft' % , c - rt , r the Hrl.l 'NM