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LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF kING'S BENCH, JUNE It THI KING v. VALBNTINE JONES, ESQ. The Defendant was brought into Court to receive the final sentence of the Court for his offence in de trauding Government of 87,0001. in the West Indies, in the short space of nine months. Mr. Justice GROSE recapitulated the charge against him, and observed that his offence was of the most enormous nature. His course was plain and direct, but he stepped aside from motives of gross avarice There never was a peculator who, in so short a space f them . committed. such a fraud, and it appeared that the sum received by him was only one half of /what the Government was defrauded of. In his of ii ' daVit in mitTgaibit of punishment, be had shewn no contrition or remorse, and it was not to be hoped that panisfunent could correct a disposition so depraved, he must however be punished severely to deter others. It mar strange • that he had, notwithstanding, a good character .given him by the testimony of several of bisAriends. Such a character' few men could de serse, and it was almost incredible that it could justly belong to him. If it did,he could only regret that • belskould not have set the due value upon his chitiac. t 1, but should have so overlooked his duty and his best, interesti. The Court taking, all the circumstances into consi deratieni, adjaditelum to be imprisoned three years in his Majestrs OW of Newgate, and to be incapable of serreas his Majesty in any place of trust, or office whatsoever... Vnth t, to die money which he had fraudu len* oterd, Mr. Justice Grose said, he could not anticipate what proceedings may be had against him. The Cain' cotdi only punish according to the due course of proceedlog before them. THE slii Vr. TEAL AND SARAH CUMBERLAND. Ii ii '~ ,~~ Mir ; Jutioe Piton pronounced the judgment of the Court upon the two defendants, convicted of a con ste'llacy, to bpi/Stets One John Hague, to put him to exknce; and td rob hi'm of his good name and credit by week :chargin g him with being the father of a child, of whom another was the father. The Learned Judge told the defendants, that after a long and an attentive invntigation of this case, they had been both found guirty by a Jury of their country, of an enormous Mime, and for which they were now to re , ciiire thisente'Ateil the Court. The offence of which thc defeildant - Tialhall been guilty was twofold, that of perjury and • subornation of perjury—for he had prevailed on anothe person to commit perjury, in swearing this Child'Sto Hague, to bring upon him both expence and diagrate. It was not necessary for the Court to inquire into the fact of who was the father of this child; it was' Wfcient to establish that Hague was not the fathei: Although there was some reason or:suspect that Teal was himself that father, it was to be hoped that he was not, for if he was, his crime was still more horrible ; for it would be a case in which he not only caused another to be sworn to be the father, but also abandoned his offspring. As to the excellent character which had been given to the defendant Teal, it could only be reconciled, by supposing that he had the address to conceal from his neighbours his own real disposition; and had, there fore, a good character when he deserved a bad one ; for he had been guilty of that which could never be the act of an honest man. Considering all the cir cumstances of this case, attending to the expence which the defendant had to defray, and the length of time he had already suffered imprisonment, the Court did order and adjudge, that T. Teal, for this his of fence, be further imprisoned in the Castle at York for six calendar months, and that Sarah Cumberland, who was not so deeply involved in guilt as the other c.,nspirator, be imprisoned in the same jail for three calendar months; and that they now be committed to the King's Bench Prison, in execution of this sen tence. /. koigmi4 • Hot's& —Yesterday J. De resin: was brought up for final examination, before the LORD MAYOR, charged with forging she indorsement of two I3ills . bi Exchange, for £232 I'2s. It appeared that information had been received from Manchester, by J. Selicole, Esq. that twd bills of exchange had been inckiied to hien, in a letter directed to Baker's Coffee house. Mr.. Biggs, the owner of the Coffee-house, proved that he received the letter, and that shortly after it was missing. Suspicion fell on De Young, b eca i is e he had introduced a man, who has since ab sconded, to'a Mr. Annesley, a bill-broker, to have one of these bills discounted, and on another occasion, be in perscn obtained cash from a Mr. Farmer, for the other Bill. J. Selicele proved that the indorse ment purporting to be the hmd writing of Joshua Leigh Selicole, his brother, Was a forgery. . Mr. ir-KAPP, W7lO was heard for the prisoner, conten ded, that aodung Wr,orne out that coast itutAld an act of 'felony. - The LoitursAyoia,, tw . ever, was of Orme , that there was sufficient pr . , to authorise hum to oilier the matter to fie inveiugated before a Jury, and the prisoner Was fully committed for trial; . -; - • An Inquisition was taken yesterday at the Swan,' -at Bayswater, before G, lionssozi, Esq. Cproner, on -thetody.of a. fine girl, five years old, who was killed by a coach belonging to the family of the Duke of Portland,. goipg over her on Saturday evening. It appgarc4 by the testimony adduced, that the deceased was in a little cart with her brother, a boy only eight Jeans old, who was driving along Park-lane, when they were met by the carnage. 13y some accident, whilst the carriage was passing the cart, the wheels pf each became entangled, and the cart was over turned with considerable violence. The deceased fell undey the 'carriage, and the wh ee l go i ng over her head • cawed instantaneous death. The other child was alto dangerously hurt.—Verdict, Accidental Death. tfin'isday ielmight, a boy, fovr years old, second son of S. Morris, Lsq. of T ra l ee , h av i ng run into the -rkit c he n , in the evening, was precipitated into a pot of which was suff ere d to remain on the . . 1 7 30 ? - 11 1, 1 d. dreadful to relate, was so lamentably b u rind l 'thol, notwithstanding every remedy, he ex. pined the following evening. Fold , of Sudbury, Worcestershi re , a Q uaker * Se 4 ult. took her child to a surgeon, to have `llweiling on the throat lanced ; when the operaiion Asis %b ou t to be' erformed, Mrs. Ford fainted thro ug h • !rnir, sad almost instantaneously expired. ~,. , , DIED. Friday Morning the 16th Instant, at Cheltenham, Joseph Lyon, Esq. of Bloomsbury-square and Neston, near Chester. Wednesday, at his Louse in Clifford-street, Bond-street, Charles Montagu, E,q. Surgeon to the Forces. Thnriday last, at an advanced age, Sir George Baker, Bart. M. D. F. RS. and Physician in Ordinary to his Majesty. Tuesday last, Mrs. Slight, wife of J. Slight, Esq. of the Ply mouth Victualling Office, and daughter of It. Rivers, F.sq. of IR. Bridge, Devon. On the lath inst. at Paufield Parsonage, in the 71st year of his age, she Rev. Thomas Stevens, D. D. Respir of that parish, and: Vicar of Helions, Burastead, both in Easel. ~. At Edinburgh, Si the 10th instant, Majar4aboal the Han. Mark Napier. DR. FREEMAN'S GUTTA sAmmtkis. • ' THE value of this Infallible Medicine has bees is long proved, that nothing of the present day cien boar a competition with it in all the different stages of a certain Disease, which it effectually cares and eradicates frona the habit, without exciting the painful feelings and exposure that animals salivation, without debilitating the constitution in any degree, or even requi ring confinement from business, or restriction in diet. '1 he /wilful virtues of these inestimable Drops have proved their claim to public approbation for nu re than SO years. la all the debility of both seles,they prove a never failing restorative, whether the debility (a produced by too free use of mercury, ttheit pleasures, or the o>r ' ects of a warm climate to travellers, and those going abroad.— They cannot be recommended too strongly. to those who will re ceive a safe, speedy, and complete cure to all old stullborn Weeny , and every weakness that dream the isladierand organs of sine. Bt Is efficacy many wornerphave become mothers who for 'years bail been deprav e d o f t h at happiness. ' Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Bucket, No. 4. ) Clttopside, tor- ter of paternoster-row, and retail by Belem, Portsmouth; Wes , Dublin;tort ea b u r n g ,e ni Mac d o n al d , by ; 3 most t a n d cG i o ß ivasi o n. ge trio n w . m; P elil l s ril e t . k ay l eatiata re ma ck i , :densa ll: liii i C , : zobne W i e u ll, 9d. sash, with ample dirossions. ..,. ~ I • rl • Z, 5 LONDON MARKETS. SMITHFIELD MARKET, lutes le. To sank the Oral pet atone of 81k.. Best 51. Od. so As. od, Veal AK' eod. VS Is. ed Mutton - 4s. Bd. to Ss. 4d.t Pork Ss.. 4d. tp es. Od Lamb ss. ed. to 61. 441: • NEWGA'TE AND LEADENHALL MARKET. Per stone of Sib. by the carcase. Beet 4s. od. to ss. 4d. Veal 4s. Od. to N. ed Mutton 4s. Od. to 4s. 10d. Pork Si. 4d. to es. -41 d Lamb 4s. 4d. to 6s. 01. - Lamb Skins, 2s. •d. to 3s. 641.-Sheep Skins Is. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. SAGS. POCKETS. 31. 10s. to SI. 121, Kent 41. Os. to 61. es SI. Os. to 41. 101. Sussex 31. les. to C.' 15s. Farnham (rockets) SI. Ss. to 11. Ifs. per cwt. OFAeCOAL MITERS' OFFICE, LONDON, .JUNE CARGOES, SOLD, and ruse. Monday, I Weduesek I Friday, Junel2. i June 14, I June 16. 1 4B 0 2 56 0 6 53 0 Kent Sussex NEWCASTLE COAL. Adair's Main Barrier 1 Benton Lug - 18 6 Bryan Brandlinet Main Denton Croft. Eighton Moor ILison Heaton Main 1 Hebburn Main 1 H oly wall Kenton Main 1 Collingwood 45 0 41 0 43 6 Gateshead Murton Percy Main Pon top Simpson's 1 Pontop Windsor's East Tanfield South Moor . A 4 Tanfield Moor 1 I'6am Fielding South Hebburn Townley Walker • Wall's Ehd .... I Temple's Wall's End Wortley Estou Splints Willington Charlotte Bell and Co 's. V7aUs-Estd 1 North College 2 Killingworth Bewiek's Wall's-End Blyth Cowpes Hartley ".•••• C Stone Coal Cinders S UNDIRLAND. Eden Main Hedswortli OEM Primroae 46 6 44 6 47 6 Ships. lei . 104 321 COUNTRY MARKETS. PRISES Or GRAIN AT Tilt rottowif 0 MARKETS. BAstnorrofz.—Wheat 79. s Od to 94s Od per Quarter. Barley 33s Cd to 47s Od Beans 51s Od to Ifs Od ,Osts 29s Od to 39s Od I Pease 00s Od to 06, tad Bread Is lld per gallon. )(tram—Wheat 72s Od to 114$ od per Qr. Barley 36s Od to 43; od I Beans 56s od to 74s Od Oats 281 Od to 451 od Pease fOs od to its Od Bread 21. Od. per gallon MAlDnimEit O.—Wheat 85s Od to 106 s Od per Qr. Barley 39s ad to 414. Od 1 Beans 5Se Od to 7.51 Od Oats 331 ad to 39s Ocl Pease ees od to eos ed Bread 2s. 2d. per gallon. Nowstrar.—Wheat 65s od to 101 s Od per Qr. Zarley 325 Od to 461 Od I Pease 56s Od to fOs Id Oats 171 Od to 41s Od Beans Sfs Od to 151 Od Broad ts Mid per gallon. RLANINO.—Wheat 84s Od te 104 s ed per Quarier. Barley —s od to 41s Od 1 Beans 63s od to 641 Od Oats 24s Od to sos Od Pease 005 Od to fOs Od , Bread 2s. VI. per gallon. Cidcliester !least market on Wednesday was well supplied.— Stock-pigs were very dear—Beef and Mutton from ss. to 35. 3d. per stone—Lamb 34d. per lb.—Wheat rather upon the fall, some sold se low as 181. 10s. and from that price to 201. per load—Oats 325, per quarter—Barley 465. per quarter. Arundel market, en Thursday :—Wheat 191. to 191. las. per load—Barley 4Ss. to 411 s. per quarter—Oats 341. to Sits. ditto. H. Friday, at his I ordship's house, in St. James's-square, Lady Ellenborough, of her seventh son, and thirteeuth eh. 59 0 5$ 6 57 9 50 0 42 3 49 6 60 0 58 6 59 6 60 o 55 6 46 3 46 0 MARRIED. On Wednesday the 14th instant, at Glasburl Church, Brecon chi►e, Thynne Howe Gwynne, Esq. only surviving son of Thynne Howe Somme, Esq. of Buckland, Breconshire, to the Honoura ble Georgiana Mariana Devereux, youngest daughter of the late, and sister to the present Viscount Hereford. Immediately after the ceremony, the happy pair set off for Lord Hereford's house, in Herefordshire, where they are to pan a few days. 'Thursday last, at Hampnet, the Rev. Mr. Carpenter, of Chi che►ter, t. Mrs. Halsted, widow of the late Mr. Halsted, of Weetertou. Saturday se'nnight, Lieutenant Cox, of the 51st regiment of foot, to Miss Bowerman, only daughter of Mr. Joseph Bower man, of Ensham, Oxon. 561 37 0 SALES. BY AUCTION. • mmixistk. adjoining the Barracks On Hounslow Heatk. VALUABLE FREfiIHOLIS ands T4THE-FREE ESTATES. • • . Land-1' sa nedeented.. Byl Mt. ROBINS, at Gatraway's Ceffite, 'Change-alley, Corit t hill, urn Tuesday the 27th inst. it 12 o'OloCk, in Three Lets (by Order of the Exetutttes'of Mr. *Weirs; of Laotptow; dece;tied), Ik VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, called BABERS, adjoining theßariacks; on Hounslow Heath ; •omprising Three Inclosures of rick At able La n d, containing about 25 Acres; bra high state of aultivatiad, forgoing together a very valuable and desisable pr/petty. May be viewed, by appljing to Mr. Rogers, near the Bell, Hounslow ; or to Mr. Rogers and Mr. iiiscock, Lampton (of whom particulars may be had) ; at the White Horse, Uxbridge; Red Lien, Southall, and Hounslow ; Pigeons, Brentford; at Gar raway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, GOlden-square, where a Plan of the Estate tray be seen. . . ELEGANT VILLA AND COTTAGE, GOLDkR's GREEN, HENDON, MIDDLESEX. By Mr. ROBINS, • At Garravrzy's Coffee-house, 'Change alley, Cornhill, London, on Tuesday the 27th of June, at Twelve o'Clock, in Two Lots, A DESIRABLE LEA SEAOLD ESTATE, comprising a compact rural Villa, stated on a lawn, situate at Golder's-Green, near the sixth mile stone on the road to Hen don ; containiag a neat entrance ball, dining-room ind morning room communicating, finisbed in a handsome style: four bed chambers and servants' rooms, water-closets, Scc. kitchen, scut- Ivry, wash-house, wine, coal, and beer-cellars : detached (Aces comprise a coach-house, stable, harr•.eu-room, and loft over; poultry-yard and piggery ; the pleasure-grounds are tasttfirlly laid out, planted with flowers, shrubs, forest trees, evergreens, Ice. in thriving condition ; produstive kitchen garden, well stocked and cropped ; two paddocks planted with excellent fruit trees, containing abotat six acres in all. Let 2. Comprises a ae..t Cottage, adjoining the last, witk Coach-house, Stable, Ace. An excellent and productive Garden, well stocked and cropped, principally walled, and numerous Fruit-trees. To be viewed by Tickets. Particulars may be had on the Pro. mites ; at the Swan, Golder's Green; Mr. Paton, Hampsteads at Garraway's; of S. J. Adams, Solicitor, Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Golden square. PORTLAND PLACE.—DESIRABLE FAMILY MOOSE; COACH-HOUSE AWD STABLES. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-house, Change-Alley, Cornhnl, on To& clay, the Itith instant, at Twelve o'Clock, A VERY desirable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, Land-tax redeemed ; comprising a substantial Family-house, situate No. f.s, on the East side of Portlansl-place--containing, on the ground-floor, a handsome entrance-hall, spasious Dinirg parlour, Library, Dressing-room, and Water-closet ; on the first floor, twi very elegant lofty Drawing-rooms, communicating by folding doors; on the second storey are two good Bed-chaptbers and a Dressing-room, and five Servants' Rooms over. In the Basement, an excellent Kitchen, Servants' Hall, Housekeeper's Room, Butler's Pantry, Cellar, and other Offices fitted up with every convenience. A EroubleCoach-house, and five-stall Stable, in the William's Mews. • To be viewed by tickers, oily. Particulars on the Premises ; of Messrs. Jones and Green, Solicitors, Salisbury-square; aod of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, of whom tickets to view may be had. MIDDLESEX. • •FREEHOLD FARM HOUSES, COTTAGES, CAPITAL .ORCHARDS, GARDENS, and MEADOW LAND, situate 'at Heston Lampton, and Houn s l ow , near O ster l ey P ar k s Cranford, Islawords, &c. • By Mr. ROBINS, • .0 , At Garraway's Coffee-house t Change-all e y, Cornhill,on Tuesday, the 47th inst. at Twelve o clock, in Lots, by order of Mira'. slitors of Mr. Rocca', of Lamptoa, deceased, . . A PREEHOLD ESTATE ; comprising a Fold -house, Yards,.l3arai Stable s Cart-lOdge, and Out-buildinh, .good Garden, part walled, and.eapital Orchard, well stocked with fruirtkrt Ctlle 'Whole about two Acres,. situate. be. the road aide, at Lamptoa, neat HOunslow, in the possessiin of Raper, tenant at will. , A Cottage, with-Fara, good Gatd e d, WAIL ibagt ;:inol a Mea dow behind, part walled and paled, with ga alastgoad,- about two Actcs; an erce.el,lent sitlp*P ,fol•fr artlene4 in posseision of Mr. Dian. Eight Sopyhold Brick Tenotnenta. staa,Yard..aardeis,' &e. inclosed, situate-by the !Ilia side at s urer, ip por.sessipi of Messrs. Brinan, Smith, and ot i liprs. A roomy Farm-yard, with i large Bain tile, and Boili li ngt, with Gardenia front, and gate to the rpsi 4un4 A Dwellingstrottire, 31th a roomy Fatipler s §hop, Yards, Staple, Shed, good Garden, willed aiid prolLplanted„, sits at .the Ana arid of Hounslow, in gosarilea.and lea.se to,Mr. Hatt. An eicellent garden Gs o )o4- it tile. EAsteAd -9( part walled, well cropped tod,ptanted wit,ls fruit tegapcontainizir %swards pf half an Acre, In poibefilikon DU*. ire Vis umlootr SALE . BY AUCTION I ; COMPACT DWEI.I.INO-HOUSE, PERCEVAL-STREgT, GOSWELL-STREET. • By Mr. ROBINS, At Fairway'. Coffee-house, Change-alley, Cornblll, on Tuesday, Jane 27, at Twelve o'Clock, A . - DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE comprising compact stew-huilt brick Dwelling-lieuic, Ore, stories.high, two roornb on a fluor, neatly furnished, and convenient Offices in the Basement, and small Garden at the back ; situated No. 7, Perceval-street, Goswell-street, in the occe pAtion of Mr. Hardy. Ta be viewed by leave of use tenant, of whom particulars may bed; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Golden-square. • JAMES SKELTON, aged of Walton on the Hill, Epsom, Surrey, was SeVeN years afflicted with seven er eight holes in his right leg, and between 90 and 100 pieoes et bone came away during that pealed. The discharge and weakness increasing, unable unassisted to move, taking off his leg was pro prosed to save his life. He then confitlrr.!ly applied to SPILS BURY's PATENT AN'IISCORI3U I'C: DROPS ; in a year and a hctf , by thears alone, be is mitred to health, and it is now three years since Ise has followed- kis Isbi.rious occui ation. He will satisfy any inquiries, personally, or Ly letter, post paid. Tlie genuine Medicine has the words " Iy t:.e King's Petent," es pressed on the bottle, bill'of direction, and outside wrappe r; and the King's duty is printed in black ink. Sold at the Dispensary, No. 15, Sao-square, London, in steal' {bottles 0 ss. tid. double bottles 10e.; and larger 11. 2s. Compound fieseare to alliy un pleasant irritation, Bs. MESSRS. MATHEWS and LEIGH,. Bopkt.el ieri, No. Is. &ranch Londoil,.44Xe PM *calved.; very . valuable nip!! a . the IrlAiited Cordial Hahn of Gilead, for debilities, nervous disordelf; avail:saki-peen)* Co fernides, by. s:erical akeetions and lowosose oCapisitoptcies of appeti. 7, aneidi, onion, and constamptieninTplaints in general, &c. It is the most absolute remedy for such .clisaasts as are attended with the following symptoms; namely; alent Straitness of the beast, with difficulty of breathing; violent 'palpltrioris of the 'ii . e . art, sudden flashes of heat in various parts of tb.z.bosiy ; at ether times a sense of cold, as if water was poured on them ;. flying paha in the arms and limbs, back and belly, resembling those occasioned by the gravel ; .the pulse very variable, sometimes uncomrorlV Slow, at otheetimes very quick ; yaCvnlng, the hiccough, frequent sighing, and a sense of suffocation, as from a ball or lump in the throat ; alternate fits of crying and convulsive laughing ; •the sleep unsound, and seldom refreshing, and the patient often. disturbed with h rrid dreams. As Dr. Solomon's practice is now become so great . and erten sive, and his constant engagements require .t considerable portion of his time and attendance, he expect+, when consulted, the usual compliment of a Guinea; but all written cases, or hitters of pets vice, and unaccompanied with an order fir medicine and remit tance, to be answered at kis leisure, are required to enclose only ,fialf-a-Guinea. Seek letters'should, for safety, be thus directed Money-letter, Dr. Salmon, Solomon's Place, Brownlow ntreet` Liverpool; paifi double postage." ' Letters may be ordero tie lie addreisod for X. Z. or A. B. a. 'the Post-Office, till calfed-for.-• -A savin g o f 9 5 . i n two gu i neas. The Cord'al Balm of Gilead is sold in bottles, price Hallf-e- Guineisicli; there are also bottles price s3s. containing equal to l'our bottles at lOs. 6d. by which the patient saves 9s. ittcluqing ,also the duty—the stamp of which bears the Proprietor's name and address, " Samtel Solomon, Liverpool," to imitate whioh is felony.—N.B. It is nezessary to obsorve, that the postme of all letters whatever must be paid. - , • IMPORTAN I' DISCOVERY. T HE Advantage the Public must always derive from regularly educated professional min directffig almost , exclusively their studies to one species of malady, was never more clearly demonstrated than by the unexampled success which has attended the administration of their new remedy; led the extraor dinary cures it has performed. For a long series of yeers, Messrs. Cua•ala and Co. Surgeons, formerly in his Majesty's service, have made the Venereal Disease the particu'er object of their ,investi gallon, and are happy in having eliscovereda medicine superior to mercury in the cure of that complaint; it is sufficient to observe that the effects of this remedy are diametrically opposite to those of mercury, for though it completely • eradicatis every vestige of the virus, in its most confirmed stages, yet it does net in the least ii,jure the constitution ; on the contrary, it enovates the system In all its natural functions, promotes appetite, and facilitates di- . gestion : thus instead of reducing a strong and vigorous constitu. tion to the trightfel condition that-mercury sloes, it not only pre. serves that constitution in its primitive mate, but restores a weak and debilitated ptie to its natural strength and vigour. Number. less instances are ,tan recent record of the superior efficacr of this rhedicatie its inherent and, specific virtues acting u a perpetual oorrective debility, whether proceeding froth al excess of 'conjugal or illicitplr.zsuse, or from the. recitr invidious, though not leas destructive, indideence of incautious youthof Nub sexes in a certain peen:clews habit. Amidst the inelancholy variety of disorders which are the coasecetence of this solitary vice, there are none more afflicting than that distressing state et debilityand de ficiency which prevents er embittertltre'asaittleffilarsTife 'the unhappy sufferer broods over his asiefottinie,realtanted to seek re. lief, until he is reciustd to such astate of-treakneu as to render life oppressive. To such persons it •Muiebe a consoling raft/Lo tion to know, that they may now, by h ileiiisfaffible mode of - treatment, be restored to that greatest of all human bitatfeet Krung, manly and vigorous constitution. • In all cases oftlebility, deficiency, fretu whateverlwasearishig, es well u In every species of ven e r ea l infection, Messrs. Curtis and Co. may be consulted by , patients of either sex with the greatest secrecy, and honour, at their house, No, 107, Hattoi giarden. Patients the country, describing the *tic-airs their complaints, by letter post paid, 'mitosis's a Bank note, will' have the necessary meditate: and advice seat to any part of the kingdom. No. 107. .HattenOardea • i BY HIS )44./tSIN'SROYAL LEIfir7=.CENT. LEA KE's Genuine 'PILLS, so justl7 'famous, for their superior efficacy in curing every degree aid sYMPtom I of the Venereal Diseuei the Scurvy; arc. without confinement of I restraint of diet, 14 an easy, expeditious, safe, and secret nrin. i ncr. One small tasteless refs *dose, its operaticin imperset• i,tible, and requiring no particular attention. In . 1 5 days they generally cure those cruel Disorders ; and where they fail in that time ot perfbctly restoring health, the pa. ;limit has the happy assurance that he or She is at the eve of bail* tSO restored, let the degree Of malignancy be ever so great. '',.• , It is an excellency peculiar to thes e Pill s , to ma k e direetly,iel .the cticaplaining part, and enter into contest with tbe,uffenifing tnatter, which they weedily dillod,ge SnO expel. They are dialer !red by - experieuee to be a preserver of her.i:h; as welt as a relip. Jeer,' by taking only eight single Pills ..!;,ring and till in : every yer, in short, the Patentee has this extraordinary obligation to their s that whatever he promised himself frotis 01C111, they were sure to fnitil and exceed, as though hipatient of linmortal and univcrsal fame; ,These Pali are most worthy a place in the cabinets Ca Masters and Captains at:ships • the more so, • for that they velfi keep good in ali climates any iti ' sigth of title, and that they bay. now biirne the test.of neae i 0 years, with increasing - credit to themselves, and honour to th e ir author, insaitutit that during the last eight years they Baer radically cured upwards 40,004 per., sons, many of whom had been discharged fro:n Hospitals whorls salivation.had.been:lrequently rept:wed, and all Mher,mettoda snack use of without diem . Prepared and • Sold by 'the Sole Proprietor, 'rflizac kf :..rAiL, 9 ll s : Member of theßoyalCeltege*Of Suisgeonsinteitdiiii,at hfi Souse, NO. 9, New Bridge-street ; ' %Ouse lie wilfgive Ildvice, *theist A Fee,htperaisas taking theelFrilitilted-ivat anrivit Patients Let stirs, if post-paid, on the 84 1 %bottnifit, : 0 1u:ervOlg, in all ih° qst invio)able secrecy, no patient's. name or ,cose. havig, bra Mntioned, hut at their own.partictilar requ'est,ity tlie'PrSptiator, olludfai the donne of more than 40 years-, that he hu'lsad the-con. .Acct rag of an extensive cde •of the abaft medicine, and the prat Ace arising therefrom g -. : ' Y i,• : • 1 They are also sold, by his appointment,.at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Alban's:street, Pall-mall ; the Isg,ssOp, No. 103, Oz. 14rd-street ; Mr. Disborough:s, No: 7; - Fish-street-Hill, nearly opposite the Monument ; and by ontalerien-in every cansiderable sewn la Angland. Atc, in. Prane.s of only Es. 9d. each, :sealed up, with full and plain directions, whertilypersons of either sex may -*.e theinseht-- ' - ' ease and • F; . ..t Gt.( 4flpp ibicb 1 ww - . - ap.4 lecrucy. . Also a Piece of Oaragei.detiguil adjoining, ' wntaleine-ILI P— • N. B. Ey Box 1i r: la ;.—; erx so.d.n —rcat ..r.....nt e sealed up with a stentß, •• May be eleVe4 krjipsl3l4 4 M r: t ogris . : p e e r dm . g eu, on which, by tayOur o f the Conitoksinitee, is printed at the Stamp Hounslow: stad,to mr..rprill 44v1 m t . m ot oo t 4 t x art i oson • Office "T. Taylor, No; 9,liew Eridgrat-et:," toinamte which of tot= paraidedibil4 be !hal at the Whits Horst. Uablishat i aj•elel°9.Y. , W l l4 01, others nir two:A-04c .. AEI Laos and WAK 'Meat 00 1 414 1 / 1 .. ; Badtilitni,..TAlstketow 1. 1.40111 DON: •Pritatett iuict Pubreshel2' Pigeons, Brentfom; it tiarrnwaes; saa 01 Asr.m.oftoth waysiom. '. . terliurf Place, Lambeth, at-tim STAit -brrices .No•i s C We/ 4 streets GeolekL 4 eiluart 4 ,-, 4.- :,; ,• i--. - - !-U. ;v i 46 i.4 .'. 1. : 'w.reet, Published also at the ';'A R-CYr'r lei ." rem* 2u 56 6 52 6 i 3 0 44 9 47 0 47 6 57 6 57 0 42 0. 57..6 47 '2 47 6 42 0 42 IP 58 0 59 3 5$ 9 56 0 45 0 57 6 54 6 58 0 44 0 45 0 44 6 - 11 0 75 0 4s, . • " - ;: ../ . i t • 7 t r NornEt; PERSONS India Compan Tool measure, dist le be &livered wk 'when *ante, at -a expenses, may to the Committee -'resday the 28th in -- - ROYAL IA:. listablished by R pERSONS, the 24th instl rtady to be deliver Nacawitoa and i Asedts in the sea vatted to apply, ee l 9th of July n faieskt, beyond the ,Attendan4 seri ace of Ruildi bola r, la Docks and also for the , 1 T. B. Fire Po sword, Where thi The Premien a-educed to is. p ;.arty wilt be rei wifice, or the AI TICktD Al X )IKbarged of I I'o be drawn In • isili Lotte :::14 : 0 (.: 4 1 111 : favt.r° rs o u h i c r i e e 4 i S r i l l yßn o pa s a : , t lPt IsaE t e el t u lt b o r treeit Half Quarto The Price WSTS( '1 v; confidence to most mild, in l'he clearnes. plexion, ars, 'themselves wi .prisingly pleat however tend lion,—it is sn Westminster• fumer, Grevi Ptrfumers, I Amts. .IletradlY rei THE EN H Curdut Ruh Lave bevy 1 With Stippl from Jeanie( the Division by a Head - 401 John Fo. 'ersian En 'with recent This da T HE .111sor of tht Printed' -turgh ; an, . 2. Angf by Sophia Arne a. Tla totzebue, gle lust publi THE Of tae it( N.B. A S 3 Clanc: refercncc , Month, Printe Of whom h f+T S PAIN RU Prince, Me, Hun New liot • • A elaw of ti ject, tort Fr, :ch C on the ci Gish hmtc object of valour an juncture keep aUv 1.113 WOLK NEAR HOUNSLOW AND CRANFORD, MIDDLESEX. FREEHOLD AND COPYHOLD LAND, s Lying in Heston, Southfield, Westfield, and Northfield. - By Mr.ROBINS, At Garraway'sCoffee-hOuse,Thahge-alley, Comb'll, oorruesday the 27th inn. at 19. o'clock, in Lois, by order of the Executors of Mr. Rogers of Langston, &Ceased, VALUABLE FREEHOLDandCOPYHOLD ESTATE, lying dispersed in South, West, and Nurthfielils, in the Parish of Heston ; comprising near 100 Acres of rich Afa ble Land, in a high state of cultivation, and of which immediate possession may be had ; situate on the north side of the road from Hounslow to Cranford, and opposite the Barracks. May be viewed, by applying to Mr. Rogers, near the Bell, Hounslow ; Mr. Rogers and Mr. Hiscock, at Lanopton, of whom Particulars may be bad; at the White Horse, Uxbridge; Red Lion and White Hart,Soutball; Red Lion, Huutislvw ; Pigeons, Brentford ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, aildeis-square, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. SUTTON, NEAR HESTON AND HOUNSLOW. Eligible Residence, Gardens, Orchard and Land, Cottage, 34.• By Mr ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-iouse, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on Tuesday the 27th instant, at Twelve o'clock, in 'lwo Lots, by Order.ot the Executors of Mr. Rotes', of Lampton, deceased. Lot'. A VALUABLE COPYHOLD ESTATE, I- equal to Freehold ; comprising a substantial Brick Dwelling-house, with Offices, planned for the accommodation of a Family , excellent Cellars and Yards, with Coach house and Stables, Farm-yard and convenient buddings, excellent Garden, walled round, capital Orchard, well stocked with fine Fruit trees, and Meadow Land, about seven Acres; in possession of George Stuart, Esq. with two good Pews its the Church. Lot 2. A Brick DwelUng-house, with Yards, Stable, large Gar den, &c. adjoining ; in possession of Mrs. Holloway, tenant at will. Lot 3. Two Cottages on the opposite side of the road, with good Gardens and Orchard, planted with various Fruit-trees; a Stable, Shed, &c. Well of good Water ; the whole near one Acre and a half—in possession of Mark Simraons, who has notice to quit at Michaelmas. Lot 4. A Brick-built Cottagr, situate on the road-side front Sutton to. Heston, with Garden and Land, new a brick-field; the whole about five Acres, in possession of Mr. Westbrook and Mr. Potter, who have notice to quit at Lady-day. Lot 5. A Brick-built Cottage, situate by the road-side from Sutton to Hounslow Heath, with a good Garden, well stocked with Fruit -trees; in possession of Edward Read, tenant at will. May be viewed by applying to the Tenants ; or Mr. Rogers, near the Bell, Hounslow; and Mr. Rogers and Mr. Hisceck, Lampton, of whom particulars may be had ; at the White Horse,. Uxbridge ; Red Lion and White Hart, Southall; Red Lion, Ux bridge; Pigeons, Brentford; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Golden-square.