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I • ' rwrgr•••••••• -- : • , • • LAII lATEI,LIGBNCIt • • • COURT OP Kl6lOl RENtit, MAY SO. - DEAN V. !MATES. 1:144. • nit was an action brought by a jobman against 11* brother of the Snrgeon General of the Army, for •the bite 4 a hoise, and for the value or that horse,- which died by the defendant's negligence. 'lt ap peared that the hone had the maw.corons, for which complaint the defendant bid given it a medicire, of which Mr.Cnlerwan, who was called as a w itness, ap proved ; but the horse died in consccpienee of being worked doting the olieratinn of tie, physic. • Lord P.l.Essouncou was Of opinion tlr.it the, de. fondant ought'llot to have kaktm...lpork himself to pre scrit.e•fat the horse, and the hire of the animal was proved to be reasonable., for so short a time, at hail ti-guinea a day. Verdict for the-plaintiff—Damages ‘6B 15. ; 1., COURT Or KING'S 8ENC14,,1V131,1N, MAY 27. Tux KING. AT TUE TIVISTAVTION 0, JASILS ivrifiw.., V. Lotto 1,0 VIII. ( This thy Lord Lliodi was brought up, in custody et the Sheriff; to receive the lodgment of the Court , for an offence .of woicli lie had been triad and convic ted, 'at the last assizes of Dundalk. The indictment , contained eight counts. The first was for false ins wisontnent, and for having committed one James. Mathews to gaol, without receiving any information . against him. on oath. The second was in substance she same as t he first-,.0f these two counts the Jury 60111141 his Lordship•guilty. And of the six remainin counts, one of which charged him with subhrmation ( P ii ! perjury, he was acqnitted. The trial was had before the abn. lir. Justice Osborne. Mr. DUNN (Coninel for the plaintiff)—My Lord, in the case of Lord Louth, I am very happy to be • able to state to the Court, that Lord. Lough admits, as his Counsel avow, that he has done aninjury to an individual—that he now came forward to compensate for th.tt injury, and to pay the costs of the proceedings. Mr. M.CARTNEv—riIy Lords, after what has fallen from Mr. Dunn, I have to apply to your Lordships to respite Lord j4outh's recognizance, ti,l the first day at next Term. • . euisv Aimee-4 wish the fact to be clearly ascer. tainod, whether it be the wish of both parties, that the kid ,nett should . be postponed till next Term p, r. tlt:bx answered in. the affirmative. Wes JusTrca-1 he recognisance shall be respited till next Term.; but let it be clearly understood, that the present order of the Court is made-at the desist of . both pertseo..oo this day Term =dad. . OLD,Banzr, 21142 - si. TeDiatom pleaded guilty to a cha`ee of-having in his'postessiera sundry forged and counterfeited Bank. mete, which he was indicted lot forging, and the Bank were contented to take his pica on the minor ("tenet, and tis forego a capital prosecution. The fidlowine were also convicted of felony,. viz. Hannah' Nickles:, tot stealing two pads cntton; t Thorpe, for stealing Slte of berk; X. ii.-Baeliaw, tot having in his 'possession forged„Benk notes; T. Ludwycle for steeling 4.10; P. Bereman, for stealing a piece of lei* linen;. and Mary Simpson, for utter ing s counterfeit .1044 a sailor, .was indicted for the murder et Mary CAlev, his wife. It appeared that the par. tier bad .been separated, and that they lodged in Sand. yard, Weeping. .0.1 the 12th instant he went to hereerorn, in which she was in company.with a sea. bring man named Ferguson, and said ". this is my wedding-day, and lam come to commit mnrdei,u l and he immediately drew from his pocket a case knife l, with telvicli lie stabbed the deceased on the left side', • of the belly ; he t then ran towards Fergusnn and . at - tempted to stab eirn twice, but Fergusle knocked the knife hut a his hand and i.ecuied him in a cluir e un• nil one Josef', who lived next door, came and assisted in taking him to' prison -The deceased died shortly after. The, pi ironer in his defence said, he had re ceived a woun in his head, in c•iesequence of which his senses' were at times deranged. On his return from sea he faiund . his wife who hail been receiving his monthly money, cohabiting with Ferguson, and lie attempted frequently to go home to live with her, but she together with Ferguson, treated him extremely - ill, and turned him out of the house. Previous to the evening on which t he was committed, he had been in the hospital , from whitice he went to his wife's lodgings, a nd he supposed in a fit of madness did the dreadful act. In support of this statement, several • persons proved sundry acts, fitters which it was maul. test that he had at times been in a state of insanity. Atnongst others it appeared, that in May 1806, he wais on board the Ceylon, East Indiaman, at St. He lena, and the night after the ship sailed Coin thence he cut his.threat without any apparent cause, and *at with much difficulty prevented from tearing open the wound after it had been sewed up. it also ap. peered that down to the evening on which the crime 'WAS committed, he had evinced the strangest symp. slams of d:rangement. Justice Geose in summing up, dwelt most particu. • larly on the jealousy which should be observed in re. eeitii.g the defence made on the fart of the prisoner, and remarked, that the Jury must be perfectly sa tit:Aid that the prisoner was wholly insensible of the act he was committing at the time, before they could acquit hint. The Jury after an hour andealialt's de liberation, returned 'with a 'verdict of Not Guilty e' tied the prisoner,was ordered into safe custody. V. Davit, charged with forging a Chelmsford bank • note, grid with defrauding Meeme Esdviles and • of 4410, the teem& for Which the skid note purported ' te be drawn, has acquitted. '.M • C am " indicted for assaulting Martha • -Burke, and givieglier divers blows, of which "she • 4604. • The prikoivez And his wife, !eviller with the deioated, lodged' in die next house to each-other, in. • [ die Airflow . et.W_esintiestee; and on the evening - -*heti the ofri ekeiwis committed, 4 dispute arose, in • the unarm of which muchstielent altercation teak • *ace. Tbjs ended by. tke prisonet in' the de. keasid,:ina insist violent magnet, in consequence of *With she WAS sent is the Wessiduster lafirmary, send' 4 eet etbont three week, she died. The Burgeons, Ittemiedlice. however, rere,Octit.able to ateriboltee •• Aria ; ti? OA, !Oleos*, but ratl ( k to bee*distaseitiitibt • * Titepriseeerwittbarae ..s "teed. ..The Renewing ware: aim 11#01V4P ! • -liaotLe d • bt 8114 J. • - •_• _ . _ • • • • '1 • SLATE TRADE. We sincerely congratulate our cbuitryours. oat the world at large, on the signal example of Meow which has been given by , the British Parliament, in the law recently enacted on the subject of the Slave Trade. Finding that the forfeitures and pecuniary mulcts were inadequate to deter unprincipled indivi duals from embarking in this trade • Parliatnenrhas placed it where it ought long since to have been placed, , in the List of Teloniet, and has attached to it it - rnore appropriate ppitishment. The convicted Slave Tra deris Objected, by law, either to transportation for fourteen years,. in•sto imprisonment and hard la bour in the hulks, or elsewhere, for five years ; and in this punishment all those are made to participate, who being the natural born sot jects of les Majesty, wherever they may. reside, or rcsisliag in 2ny part of his.Majeity's dominions, whatever may have been' their native country, either directly or indirectly carry on, or assist in carrying on this detestable traffic. An _exception is made in lavour of the West India Pro prietors, who may still transfer Slaves from one hand to another within the Islands, provided such slaves have not been imported contrary to law, thai is to say, provided they have nut been imported sub- Seqtrently to the Ist January; ISOS; for Willey •have, they are by law entitled to their freedoin.—. Another exceptiot is made in favour ce common seamen or servants se'-lo assist in • this trade If such persons shall, within three months after their ar;. rival at any port in his Majesty's dominions, inforin against the principals in this 'crime to which they have been Fitts, so that web principals may prosecu ted to conviction then they Will be deliTbred trom the • penal consequences to which they would other,. wise have been exposed. All persons insuring, Pr causing to be insured, any property embarked i 2 the Slave Grade aise punishable with , two years imprison. meet : and it is to be observeel, that the pecuniary • penalties and forfeitures to which 'not only underwri ters and bickers ,' but all perspn s engaging in the Slave Trade, are liable by the f.,rmer Aboliti..n Acts, remain in full force.• We again congratulate the Country on this wise and righteous enactment. The ruffians who arc still carrying misery and desolation among the un ,ffending . natives of Mika, will no longer be at libertyto weigh the profits of their . mur derous traffic against the risk of /Ines or forfeitures. They will now rank with the house-breakers and the highwaymen, not only in the public estimation; bi.: in the eye of the law. And on this they may rely, tjtat - the most unceasing vigilance will be exercised to ensure the due execution of this statute, and to bring down rm those hardened wretches„ arts shall dare to cor,temn its provisions, the punishnient it in fficts, with its attendant infamy. AscAsmis (ftr SMALL WeNNS) belong to the Vennlnlet tribe, Vic. always take • their abude itt 'the rectum,,lnsestinr, or atomic h of the animal they hibabit ; unfortunately fur the hu man species, there they breed most abundantly ; ingotnuch that they are round in the bodies of infants one or two months old.— .In the stomach tht7 muse sickness, and irretular appetite ; in I .hr Intestines, griping pains ; but when in the realms, the poor patim t has no rest by day, with itching, •shooting, and :Ap pals pains hi the 'eat, that they cannot dr or stands IIL By night, these small vermin come off in great numbers of themielve.— Any per.on en afßictrd may have a complete Cure, by the use of Dt. GARD:4WD Medicine, 71, Long Acre, and 3, Shoreditch. PRICE OF HOPS IN TIIE BOROUGH MARKET, Bags • Pockets * .. Kent GI. Cs. to 71. Iss. Kent 61. 6s. to 101 Os Sussex M. Vis to it. Os. Susset 51. Its. to 7L 15$ Farnham (Pockets) Etl 05. to £l4 05. NEWOA'IE AND LEADINItAI.I. MARKET. Personae of 411b.bt the carcase. Beef 41. 04. to Ss. 44 Veal 55 04. to 7.. Od Mutton 4s. 1161 to Ss. ad. eork S. WI. to Go. ISJ I.IIInb Gs. Od. to Bs. 4d. PRICE OF LEATnnit IN J.EADENHALiMARKF:T. sl, Butts 1813. Soitl. Calf Stint 28s. 35 , 3 : Ditto '2.d. 21:-. I)itto 335. 3.81 Merchants' Backs 18;J. '..od. Ditto Sls 3841 Dressing Ifides 17.1. S.A. Small Seals- 2s. ma. 3s. 04 Fine Coach Hides -t» --d. Large ditto 120 s. iGits Crop liides for butt. 18 Ici. VA. Tanned Horse lihles 174 1041 'Ditto 174 d. 184 d. Goat Skins 345. GS. PRICE OF TALLOW. St. James's Market Ss. tid. Town Tallow 6ffto4 Clare Market 3s. 04. Yellow Russia ass 01 Whitechaprl Market Ss. 71d. White ditto 59.4 rid pre stone of 81b. --- Soap ditto . 595 00s 105 sl4. Melting Stuff 53s nd ON Od 1* Average 31% 74d Ditto rough sas Obs 03 . Graves 16e 141 Good Dregs lls Od Yellow Soaps 804-Mottlinl, 94s 03--Curd, 945. 84, i Price of Candleis,.:er dozen lls 63-Moulas, 12 * CI. I COAL MARKET, May 31 Sold Prices. a 435. 6d. to 58s. Dd. I II r.i s. Oil. I Ships at Market 7 Newcastle Cindets BIRTHS. • At the Rectory, Diatom, Cogsles, Lincolnshire, the Lady of the Rev. John Clma!matey, of a daughter. On the StBth ult. the •Lady of Lieutenant-Colonel Frederick Pieree, of a son. l•uesday, the Lady of Dr.Yelloly,Finsburravutre,of alma tighter. MARRIED. Wednesday, at St.*George's, Hanover-square ' the 'Rev. John Fellow's, M.A. to Susan, fourth daughter of the late lion. Thos. Lyon, of Hrtson House, Durham. • Ikons's Bates Rout ' Esq. of Corneal', Glautorpnahlre, to Charlotte Gwen, Sd da ughter of Mr Robert Salisbury, Bart. DIED.• Monday bee, at Wye Seoul, near Carnarvon, after a linger ing illness. David Griffith, Ell. of Meiblens, fifth see of Wm. Griffith, Es". of Bodegroes, in the ramify of Carnarvoo. Wednesday, at Yarmouth, is the 701 b year of his age, Colonel Mapes. formerly if the Lost Norfolk Militia. On the Slat wk. Mrs. R. Smith, in ,the 81st year of her age, widow of the late Cape. John Smith, of Leith. The Rim. Clement John Wucy, Rector of South Maury, Epee. Tuesday, at Leamington Spa, Caroline, widow of the it es. 'lionise Harris, of Br aun, mar Toweetter. On the 11th alt. at Alaska Castle, John Jamas, the infant SOD et Laid lane. Murray THOMAS LAMB, of 32,New Newenham-street, 1. Edgeware-road, was &Coed four or five years with a pus tular Eruption, the first appearance of which 11111% in his face atat hat dal and then it spread over bis body Alwut Chrisunas,;SOP, the usual period of the year when them diseases are alwals sg. -grarated, the Pala Otitis fel. were so covered that he was unable. to walk ; rutting no relief front bis medical advisers, he arpEed Su June, i ate, to the i llispensary, is,Solso antsare; and hy taitirg Seivisuttes PATItIMT AbITISCORIUTAC Dalin, tibia in. has not now relinquished, all his sympt o ms are remov ed, and r.ig own words err,'' l tun perfectly recoVered."His wilistikethiiiiispale, And bis statute hes the opposnmot of Whig vilmusted by growhw beyond peistrenstis, and the ebb( swot of his diatom sowed to be idelket in tbe digestivlt organs, whit} were ooinidess*ltiesnytd. In daooo,bolliports Of this needielai ors wet , rsysereV nary; sod th e nonevents ewes 4inisk Its doskied stioeriestey. • Mar. sok poinsironsooonessillmtaz tesslitotdp/slory s Pate* fkotkooliode Moos, • sassy yolninibstliot. ipk,y both...lse:a died* *Mot (Ig. *AO 'added. :CosOpiond &sown is. • ill s ilehelgaso, Lodes. • „ : • r r , - 0 SALES BY SALE BY AUCTION. OMIM.N.=. , . PEAK FeRST CANAL.-491 Mr. SCOTT, I . FREEHOLD ES 14 l'E, OZFORDSHIRE. ,11a the Monthly Sate .Oit Frlday‘ 7th him, at Twelve o'Clock, By Mr. wt . :war, at tht daft, by order of the EXecolorts On Thisroday, June 13, Isll. at TVIC:IIt o'Coek, in One Lot, THIRTY-SIX SHARES in that vat valuable at Garraway's Coace-'l , inse, 'Change-alley, Corning, Loudon, and steadily improving NAVIGATION, which joins the A VALUABLE Fit.EEHOLD ESTATE, with Ashton end Oldham Canal and dirtier that Ifne.eunntotoil with Alk extouive Right elf Coninsonage; consisting of a Comm.. the Bridgewater Nati - sada+, Manchester, ac:.; 'lap Tonnage in- slims britk-ballt Family 11,esidesice, with appropriate and coin creases colisideralay, presenting well-'outtdod prospects uf reeliz- remelt Offices, Chalse.houv, Stable, Ice. a snuck Orchard, Kit ing the high espectationa which have aver born formed of this chest and Plc.:urn. Gardens, well planted and cropped; and abo. t Canal. The Purchasers will be entitled to die expected ap- 10 Acres of Land, ;hitt'''. meadow -a! partly *Alit. Ibe above prueching D;viletiti.—ParticuLus at the Mart, and of Mr.gctxt, is in the parish of Rothiele. fi igeld Pept views u , hhe surroun on an elevated coun t and drri,y SS, New ILidge-street. situation commanding htful ding whirl al i siwads wlls prate; and is DM InOr bins five Ltjes f , m CANAL PitOPERTY, valuable for pwrrnaneat Investment. Henle y , six twin ReAdrog, eigh t troin — Vsalliiistor,l, and oil.. ..-3 YORK BUILLIN 3 s* WA'T'ER- WOI I KS. ' STR AND from Lona., Tht Land-lax. creep , 951 per &nem, hasbecri BitIEIGE, A. , 11* flallt:tl3 i REIE POAD SHARLS. tedwiined. Immediate possea,ius stmt. giv n. 'I obe SOLD by AllC PION. by Mr. SCOTT. Partieulais to be had at the Aucth.avet's 4.)rece, like Lyle, On Friday, lune N 7,at Twelve V o'Clock, at the Thee, Greeuwicii ;as Mr Sintinon'Otka, 44, Cvlerwm.street-bitari C .• .. Att__ _ OVENTRY; ii;ck an ti 1 1 4apton, Warwick ings, near die Bank ;at tie pla:v ii.l `ale, and the pKincliesl Jars' and Dinuinghain. Grand Junction, Monmouth, Peak at thildras walSoSlords lltnitis Eoasl.. and Misidenbead.• Forest, Rudadale, Huddersfield. FVesmerr, Tbanws and Med- I.:WE AND SURGICAL 13loPENtiiirf: way. Grand Write*, Grand Union, Croydon and Ilasitigionke His Royal Highn e ss the Dti KS of ycißii, p atron. Canal Shares : Yogi: Bvilditps' Vi , -tooMolks. Strand Dridge Surgeon, Mr. KIERNAN, Member of the ltL.pit College. Lotot-r. arid Doyer.s.rset Roxisl Shares • I s l ue l i n s e fi e t x , c g e a l in ic a st i . h l e n e x a t u it a.s utini ot i, t e: .p r y c ri te d d ..ni t i or n ih the i. tri p:b h i:c .t . Par:it'd/vs at flotthott's Hotel. Piccadilly; at the Mart ; and Nlr. e.cutt,Sg, N 4: W llildge-,ireet. juthl, many Untiring under the most desperate Venereal lance- • UPPER GROSVENOR-STREET. -:- , s -- . don. The superior and highly eflicacious plan of treatm. it gm- CA.PITM. TOWN RE*;!DENCE, with OFFICES, GARDENS sued by Mr. Kiernan, while it avoids the inconven:enets of pis. ! ). COACH-HOUSES, STABLES, &c. lie charities, gives a certain, safe, and speedy care without con. By fir. ROBINS, finsotent, injury to the canssiustion, us any canton:stances which Ai Garraway's Coffee-house 'Change-AVM, COrrihni. on Thu"' can betray to the friends of the patieut the ea...truce of their di ilay, the I sth of ;one, Intl, at IS.o'cleek, ease. Tie early symptom, of intor.rion are cured in a tew ASPACIOUS LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE, days, and the most complicated fortis of sttictures, debility, ul. 'with attached. and detached Offices of all descriptions, centime, &c. yield in Me kW the tiuvesosigoed in other In. planned for the acs•rnmmiation of a l':•"!sitly of the first respiocta- Lindens of the orme kind to thetreonspleat retamal. The in.,st bility ; with iarge Garden, Cassels hours, Stabling, fite,•situale in tespenalsle names have given It their support, from a convirtior, the South side of Up9er Grosvenor.street; late the residence of . of its superior advantages, and the secrecy and humor with al .& Ia NrAsleman deceurd. • . the mablishasent is csaidecte4, viz. Earl of I.Cittins, Right Hun. The principal part of the elegant Household Furniture may be T. loam, Right Hoe. It. B. Sheri Jan, lion. Col. r. Barer, MP. had at a vat:tattoos.. - ' lisim Latoorive, Est M P. COL 11. Clentund, M.P. and Colonel To be viewed with tickets, particulars oa the Premises; of . Welt. - huses, MX --.-Tbe Surgeon may be sunsuit's& by tidier Mr Oddly and notes . , earerstroet ;at Garraway's; and of sex, at his paste house, No. rt. I.useer chaelutte-greet, Bid . . _ . _ _ ... _ _ . —. . ,lors..- and f • till .aura. ...r, Mr. Robins, Wars kk-strect, GoLlespaquare, of whims tickets for vleirkic may be had. , • fora-squer, from 9 till iu in dig Moraine, from G till 9 &elect at Night,whcre letters from town and country, you pale, 11111 y be addreseeti, when the necessary iitsoce and metheme writ $e given, or sect to any part of the kingdom. • • . HUNTINGDONSHIRE. Eligible Compact Freehold Estate near t•evese Modred Acres, Littk (Adding, near Stilton, Tb;2tpstun, du.--Desirable Pro . perti tor investing Money. - •• - By Mr. ROSINS. At Garrawats, on Thursday, bow ter; at Twelv lia,One Lot, A VERY Valuable and Improvable FREEHOI,L I ES PATE', comprising two excellent threnks wi t h Yards, Gardens, Farn4, Stables, am'. varlets Out-bdildings, and 'lwo Tenenuons, sod sundry F.nclostires of tlendoie„..l%4. titre, Aral! 10, and Wand Lard, :her Seven blendred - Acrest ail lying compact audio a good stale of cultivation the occup*. tion Mr.') bums Llawileld; Main: LAM* 4;ad Ilookicord others, at rents amournit4 to 4'741 per annum, capable of caul 'derable increase, situate at I.ittle Gidding, near Stilton and AV conbury, in the County of Huntlygdep, mar good Mutest awl I excellent Roads, being a most destribie Estate for Trustee's° invest hioney. May be viewed by applying to Mr. Blowlield, or Meows . La t id and Booker, the teuatit.., where Particulars may be bad ; and at the Angel and Bell, Stilton ; Gorge, Stamford and Buckden•le. Fountain, Iluntinglov .; Swan, Stevenage ; White Horse, lial dock ; of Mr. Tytdale and M r . Groom, Licoln's ; of Mr. Redifer, Stamford ; at Garments ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-streer, Gob:en-square, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. ctiALLENGt. MESSRS: CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, late in his Malcsty's Serf let:, cmillenge the whole wend to prove a 114 e sins Lance 'where their Mediciis anJ nitrite.' of cure ',aye tailed of the derlied effect. ilie practice of many year. in ti 6s particubt.braish of their profession has not given rise to one unsuccessful can.'" . eilvrneresieontitiiiecato dlarrif.Aidr uts, and thustwhesdeningto tbseuilutreetat ofunthcat lad secrete, which is the conscgoostm of the pernicious and wasteful efface of a habit long and tribei,unity porened by t be soot hs of both:east in the one it will be (oUiuudj to be the unfailing source of harm- Sass ; the other 10MM ravages fatally ikvetoped to than by a .us. tracing dated delkhoh which. if tint thtudy remedied, t ernitioues itaimpotessii. Then arolparetoote and ultimate effects, while con. nunprionajou of uiuscufarlioerer; and various nervous complaint', tottally cisuicteisiiki earlier Sages of stOssolitary vice. 0: tw ines Inaguiohlug undue the disorders tocident to such a habit, weir neatmetit is simple and lin ismer proved unsuccessful, in the course of a long, laborious. sad much extended practice. In the Most obstinate and complicated cares of venereal infection, such as obstructions in the urethra, 1: uf.gy excrescences, hard 3.- tintars,callous slam, eruption, senenal weakness, glett-, 4, alw - ..- .......- .. . Whether recent er of long duratiou, and which have hifiled the shill °father Practitioners are by their pre.seni unproved r: 2ii of revmcot, effeesivalty and permanently cured, withrE.t the igrwent solitring the exenservilogpain and alarming hemorrhage whith ant follows the application of the lunar caustic. In the court of nu years eatensitre practice in this metropolis, numanin S t rictures have been and are daiiy tinder thua . are, , the eradication of which are effected by a safe, certain, and dons mode of practice, superior to any other yet adopted. the weakneas„ retaliation, and debility proceeding tram this complatir. 4 rig/trilby removed, and. the patent re..tored to loul:(1 gnrous W i dth. Hut where the debility has fur yeArs exu.t.v.i, a purer perseverance in their restorative rent s a'ter ture has been destmyed, Is indispenctitly rtiqueate to rtvist tire slumbering sparks of hie and to reatrimate the Cogst.tutioco heverid Nobilonew and Gentlemen, or the Inn respecialrliiy, have been under the cart of Messrs. Cotrir math Co. for the ie• !novel of complaints of the Urethra, Strictures, litc. and, having freellfed a radical and permanent cetre, request. that refereint., may be nuadit e to than 44 asislactory 41141VICV of the tkcides: perhnity of Minas. Currie and Co.'s plan of tremors nt. Mr.f of there Geutlenim have had Striettircs from ten to tartan) stars sod had been under the Cafe of Messrs. Home and litiviiieois and other surgeons of equal renire.nce, who attentried the ti.:e by the application of the lunar caustic, without rusects. Mesas. Currie alai Co. may be consuhud by either .ea with:l4 greatest delicacy, secrecy, tied biniour, at their house, No. In% tiattoo-Gartlen. Padua' in the couittry .are requested to the particulars of their case, age, and gNaeral habit of inelosing a retnivanci for atirice ;tad me:here% when the salt e mtlite given or : sent to any part of the kingdom. - - CAMBRIDGESHIRE AND SUFFOLK. VAI.UABLE MANORS, ADVOWSONS, and ESTATES. By Mr. PEYTON, At Garraway's Coffee-host4i, Change inns Congas cult' in the Month of July, HE MANORS of BOROUGH :GREEN and V 4. ESTLEY, and the Perpetual ; Adinterwin of the Rectory tif-Poretagh Grein; and sundry vety valuable Estates, in the ot tepation of Messrs. Wedge, Reciter, Lyles, Wells, and news most respectable Tenants at WM; whit the magnificent Woods 'a band; coulioin ingetber upwants of 3100 Acres. The Manors of Witharaileld and Shardloes, .Allington (in SPndyeamp.) and the perpetual Advoosea of the Rev or; et Wi•lsersfielal, a rid sundry very valuable Estates fa the occupaVon of Messrs. Sirs, John Siggs, Westrop Ewen Wedge, and others, very respectable Tarants•at Will; u also, the beautiful and thriving Woods to hand, tantalising in the whale upwards of 1500 Acr e s. Westley and Borough Green Estates are situate Elie miles front Newmarket, in the Comity of Cambridge, no the main Loa don road. The Withertiflaldand Sbudycamp's Estates are sltuatgH in the County of Suffolk, within thre e miles of Hairerill, and on the turnpike raid leading from that town to Linton. • These Estates ate well worth the attention of Capitalists and Sportsmen, as they abound with Game, and are only d!stant from the metropolis 55 mules. The land In general is in a Istgh state of cultivation and the Building• in capital repair, and one House oa each Estate may be converted Into a Gentleman's Residet.cr at a trifling expente. The day of Sale will be adierskied iu dot Case, and printed particulars delivered at Mr. lamet's * OWnie, tvell-ceurt, 'local's Ina, London. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. FREEHOLD MANOR AND ESTATES. TO BE FOLD BY PRIVATE 'CONTRACT, ALL that valuable FRFCEHO LD and TITHE ESTATE, M possession d reversion, situate in 1 the parish - of Little Compton, in the county of Gloucester, cost. prising the extensive Manor of Little Compton aforesaid, wi:b sundry very eligible Farms, let to responsible tenants, containing upwards of Eleven Hundred and Forty-til Acres of rich Loamy, Arable, Meadow, ind Pasture Land. 'rise Farms. are tompact, I and the whole ~:ate is nearly comprised within a Ring Fence.— The Mansion House Is substantially built with Ashler stone,. and may at a small expence be made s comfortable residence for a genteel family. The Turnpike Road from Worcesterto Oxford runs through., the Parish, distant four milts front Chipping-Norton, six from Stowom-the-Woid, said three . from Morton-in-Marsh. The Manor abounds with Ganw, and there are many Fox Covers within an easy distance. To treat for the F4tatc apply to Messrs. Meyrick and lipoderfp, Solicitors, Red Lion-square. London; or Messrs. Matthews and Co-„on, Slick:ars, Chipptng-Norton, at whose respective Ofices May, may be seen end further Particulars had. If the above nate sbould two shortly be disposed of, the same will be divided into Lots and sold by Auction. • - Tr) 'tHOMAI TAYLOR, PSQ. No. 9, NEW 119.11)1b$STREET, LONDON. 110NOVILD SIR, ' .. , • IBEI; leave to inform yot, that ever sifice the year 1799, I had been alllictod With the Luca Vonerm ; which, tram Its obstinately resisting every course of medicine pressribed by Ine most eminent of the funky here, aid easolsogoieg several IL rcre courses of salivation, and twice diicbarged from the Holies', Mt' b little relief, would appear to he of the most inveterate nature. In the spring of last year my disorder had got vo such a head, n nearly to put a period to my existence. I had ; large ulcer ca :: - .e crown of my head, one on each arm, and my leis .were Inv, 1 out in a frightful manner; soy rirld was dreedfudy pained, c•el had been in a state of tile.err ion for the last seven Tea.; 1 , a had also two nodes imon it, was very miseirdiscoloureti, a,1•1 pee me such excruciating pain, particularly v.ton warm in bsi, ao nearly to deprive me of-rest ;in this lamentable state, I Vial ll commended by Mr. J. TiuniipsOn, (who received so groat 3 c':.• le• then; here,) to take you:. Leake's Patent Pin!, which 1 ::19'... to do on the eiStb May ;is the course of a fortniiii I , re. •... receive benefit—in little mole than; month the .leer; or. • t head aid win swede menelly isealed—osoonarrcr, ti e ••• ..1 kg healed also; kavaing, however,, emu:Floe:ea; at . ' ....• don id the skin, iiid pain he t h e Vivra( ihe lett, whit., fr . - t'•• blessing of God, and a link longer perseverance in yoor '..:.•••••. • ble Malleine„saintded ; the nodes dispersing, the .1!'. 1. . , r.•;'' ' '• itsnatural hue, and. the imegurnarpalnsgrathialli ;%i'li: '• 11---1 ' - ----'---o--- -- • ; became, by you: liberal au.vice sail medicine, rriec....t.;••• DIXON's celebrated ANTI BI L.IOUS I'll..LS, not former complaints--hayea:•anv.:rcd my former ,r.ri!, .... are patroeited and use by the Rival Family, and most of . unit/o , 4=d am bilmorno., 4 o 11 y ene•la'cin which -- -9 . .:-' / '••' " - ug . ; Coe Nobility ; among whom ere the followin g , who have fain tinned many months to the astoteldeent of 41i who la.,:w fr. , tlient with Succe.4 , ant at a WO in onloat terms to evprms my gratin:de, le.i be: !- Viscountess Buckingham Rev. John Stiaddart, North- for the good of miler raftdrEg mores, to make this r''' . c ' Vilcounteas Builteley atly , ol) , public as possible, es I shall on every ocea'iou—in to 59 .••• . Duchess of Devonshire Rev. A. Warren, 4 1,14n:t0p, , wlll/geeatlyreblige, the, your grateful obedient to 1.. i .• Dowager Lady Say and Sale :;areas ' vet', • -• • • ALIA. MURI . Lord Kibnaine _W , Edw. Warren, Esq. Ou3dford- ' BWalea Climes iiigh - ttrocts ' E d inb ur g h. Sir R.ililains,•Bart. M.P. erect . . ' " Prepared and mid by tke sole : Propel:inf . , 71: ~ Sir W Dile ru Manners, Bart. Isaac Ilensley. Esq. Stoat Ex- Member of the Royal Coltman( 'Surgeon* in I.or. !on, • R. Hughes, Esq., MI Light • change . No. 9, New PAidge:Otreet ; where, after a COIIS'4"! r. •••'- Dragoons Colonel Bistiopp, Storrington more then 40 year"; is a ' practice partictilari st"o ''-' Mrs. Fellows, Forum, !flocks Phillip Godsall,f.sq. Piccadilly. Cute of Venereal Conplahns, .n 4 those f^,.,:', :?'.. 1 t^ '. Dison's Pints arc found to be au JalcolriparaMe itemedy for Parts of Generation, with that inviolable s-rr:ry wh• I. :- ' restoring the Tone Jibe Stomach., fir curing In digestion, for of his profession bitnuld always observe in SI•Ch C 33 ' ‘3 : preventing Crudities, and their consequent disagreeable Erects- tees himsclf,•-the advice :.nd 'thalitanee he ';:r.ct:iiln' •ir 3 .• dons aad Flatulence'. They present habitual Irvi tempor.ry nisrers to perm:fast:Acing this M e dicine, oriffi.i. esieeni - : , '.'Y .- • ~. Costiveness, sick licaisachs, and Heart-burn which is naeaeloned ;ermin e Psdohr., as an advantages:l4nm attaine d and `•"" 1 ' .".. by Pregnancy, and a debilitated Stomach, whelks'. erisier frion ambiguity. .. • the Acrimony-of the redundant Elite, intemperate Diet, or I)tiok- They ere also sold by his appointment at the Perfivner 9. : . ing to Excess. • 95, ht. Alho^N-.reer, I , all Midi ; the T i ny-shop, I•lo. no., 0 Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, 4. eltespsitle, Corner ford-street ; Mr. Disboroogli's, No. 7, hide soreet-hill, reerli.•ri of Paternoster-row ; and retail by Belem and Sharp, Portsmouth vodka the Momuneut ; and by one person ill Cy, ry c onsiolcJ•! . Hail and Johnson, Gosport ; Ailnutt, Weston, and Mallory, and t own LA England, &c. in looses only .es. 9d. caste r r' 3 ir s i " °.: Jones, Vortsea ; 'Frewman, Extent; Cookwortlie,Gietivilie,.Gil- f ull and plain directions, uheselly perrons other ofr nal' C"" Bert and liodand, Plynorin di ; N ew ls riy, Mahon; Raster and noinselvis with ease and . seoreev. . .ISVDonald, Glasgow ; Smith, Manderston, Scott and Cargill, 11 - 1 - " -- - -Edinburgh ; Cruttwell, ) lath ; Rows and Peek, lion; C;regsoll . Gli WATER All LON BRIDGE TO.Nltkniffi and billing., Liverpool ; Spills and I.plich, Manchreter ; Bowen, I AMtommenoong Norwich: )(wort and Lloyd, Birmingham; Greenry, asthma; 1 , moat Medlin Vinednrs, in bores lit 18.9 d. USW LOotlXiticzki,',Ni:::=—""-----... 43 r"---"". "...:1---------el 3.l.4,4,:trbesitrliffi:' ,' to I .1