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there their watches and confiderable fume of money. laving afcendcd into the Court room, the perfons ,ho had thus tilked their lives and their property in to attempt, to find the whole area let apart for jut. Ice, with the exception of the Jury box, and a few nits for the Counfel, were filled with petfons who lad placed themfelves in the Grand Jury-ronm, and in the arrival of the Judge,inundated the whole (pace lefcribed. This our Reporter conceives to have ,en wholly without the knowledge of the Judge, rho, on a perfonal application the p rey ons evening or admittance, moil pofitively Rated, that 00 parti tlity (hould be (hewn, and that all alike fhould take their chance for places, with the exception of Gentle men interelled in the propels oldie trial. The refult sroved that his Lo r dthip'sdeternrinationwasab ortive, and the places for public accommodation were feized my perfons who infinnated themfelves with the Court lieough a clandefline pillage. It was impale that the individuals without the area could hear, with any liftinBnels, the proceedings of the Court ; and as our reporter was fo lituated, it will- not be expeeled he fbould give more than an outline of a trial which has excited Co much intereft, and the management of which, as far as regarded the accommodation of the public, fo badly condated, and fo partially dealt out. 'Chem was a continued riot throughout the whole trial; the crowd wore their hats, and to the confia bles at defiance, each jeering and laughing at hii own and his neighbour's inconvenience. About eight o'clock Mr. Lockhart Gordon and Me. Lauden Gordon were put to the bar. They bowed refpalfully, and while the indimtment was reading, appeared extremely attentive to the differ ent ways in which the offence charged againft them were put. They were well dreffed, and poffeffed the air of gentlemen. Lockhart wore, mourning, and Linden was dreffed in a dark green mixture coat. The indictment contained fi xtecn counts, and charg ed them generally with forcibly taking, (rising, and carrying away Rachael Fanny Antonina Leigh, tot lucre of fubftance, from her tirade in Bolton-row ; and afterwards defiling her at Tettworth, in the I county of Oxford, to the great difpleafure of AL MIGHT? GOD; to the difparagement of the laid Ra• ehael ; to the dircomfiture of her friends; to the evil example of others ; againfk the form of the 'haute ; againft the King's peace, his crown and dignity.— To this iudiament the prifoners pleaded Mt Guilty, and were immediately put upon their deliverance. . Mr. Foca.ta opened the pleadings ; when Mr. Mixts,Counfel for the pi-attention, then role, and with peculiar eloquence and energy opened the cafe, in fabltance nearly as follows " GENTLEMTN—Though a very painful duty be impofed upon me, yet I am imperionfly called upon to hate to yon the moll violent and extraordinary outrage that has been, perhaps, ever fubmitted to a Jury—an outrage committed, not by the refufe of fociety, but men poffeffing, in an eminent degree. the prilifh of gentility, and the refined advantages of high birth and elegant education. Sorry are Ito fay it, but one of the offenders appears before jou in the facred character of a Clergyman. They are.blith mature in years,and with laudable emulation, fhutild have been looking forward to the attainment of wealth and reputation ; that fuch men fhould have Co seed, railer at once my furprife and indignation. Gentlemen, you are called upon' to attend to one thing in particular. This unfortunate affair has made too much, noire :—fable reports have been indnftri molly circulated, and, like wild-fire, the fable of the day has palled from newfpaptr to newfpaper, and thus diffeminated throughout the country. This has been done, but whether with the contrivance of the prifoners or not, lam ignorant. Yet Ido not poll uvely charge them, but truft you will feel it the far lemn and bounden duty of an Englilh Jury to hear and determine upon evidence on oath. Rumours, tales, and mikonftruertions you mull difregard ; and, by limply attending to pofitive and approved faits, you will not find it difficult to pafs your judg- ment. I will now read you the law on this fubjett— (3le. MILLS here read the Aa cited above.) —Among the falutary laws,of our glorious Conilitution, this Aa may be efteemed one of the moll valuablefor the other wife defencelefs female. It was patted upwards of 400 years fence, and in a regular rotation provides for the fccutity of the maid, wife, and widow, who woold elle be open to the attacks of loch altandomd and profligate characters as might refute to marry the maid atter defiling her, and i.T.itte: the affeetions of the wife, slitting the ablence of a beloved and af fationate holhand ; or, if a fing'.e woman, marry her, and, if married, defile her. Tbe firlt a.R need. fairy to prove, is the forcibly carryihg away, and v.hether Rachael Fanny Anton i 1.4 Leigh has been de filed by Linden Gordon. There never, Gentle men, was a cafe more interefling to the feelings of men, and by tracing the charahers of the Gordon,, and their acquaintance arch Mrs. Leigh, I troll I &all be able to fulafiantiate my affections. MCiffS. Lock hart and Lauden Gordon *sere examined and com mitted for trial by that enlightened M igiftrate Mr. Bond, and, by the natural operation of the law, Mrs. Leigh Was hsititlti Over to profecotc• She was the na• tural daughter of the late Lord I.e De Spencer, who left her property to the amoi,nt of 70,cc01. She ran away with Matthew Allen Leih, and was mar ried to him at Haddington, in Scotland; but parting with him, the retired with r scot per annum, with power to will sway the moiety. She had become acquainted w;th the Gordon *, from having been at fchnol with their mother at Kentington, arid owing to the introduction of Mr. Blackett, an apothecary in South Andky•flreet, her intimacy was renewed in December loft. On Sunday the ; yth of January they dined together, and carried off Mrs. Leigh, as sill be Rated by the fuhferviint evidence." Sarah Wcfbearii raid, that they had lodged with her at Allop's BM:slings ; that they were much did , treffed in circurnli incrs ; and, by thcir atiteftion, lime 114,1 taken a poll chiiti • n SuniLty , t•et.ing. which was order. , tl P. ii::ve to Ile lot's.. I.w, Pit jaact Davifon Fri“red the lotcible catr)'• g 1.11 . her Kara., as Rated in our re.p.ot the Bow greet proceedings. which Iv,. g•hz ..cd by the caw. bowing evidence of IV I lto; Satali Hunt, Ge , •eU Liunt, Mem Is I 1.. d At..l Mrs. Lend i was next cal th whohastog nta fe.iled berfell in tt tier b e t, pr•diictil the bil llnv. in letters, reeci.,d Pont Lauden and I.Jck hart Gordon : r •1 MADAM. jilt is. .1( you agent to my proyoC:ian. I g 4.11 In A.llAl.le Weed felicity, and toil w.II ot.ls. 4.4 ibc ( the tr.l.of lIT Wrailullawl• 1 laws ligaa usso.as.l„,io e,fvu4sf, Lat rays tali op goods -Ire muncy -m• icnce WJS h- ie it. of SI to Watt 'Any other wete tilled the Mona flinn, :atinn 14x1k abany left the molt valuable gift of the awn Napa sit, wMch can net then be Mann nor purettafed. Though my fortune is not great, I have to offer you strength of body and mind. I have confutted my heart, and ootdd have plucked it out bad it been unfaithful. I have appllCel to my rcafon in a low, yet Mind voice, and it has whifpered Falth...the world It unworthy of you, and if there be a union of Ad:. Curdy there Ihould be a union of bait.. Confult the Goo of Nature, and tremble at difulsedience. I have obeyed your 14 netiou, and for two ds, s have not fern the fpleodour,nor felt the vital warmth of that fun, which mutt either illuminate or 'Lamy me. LAUOCN 00513014. " "DEAR MAD UR. tUh Jan. 1804. " I affect to all Lando, bad fail In his anfwer. and if he de ceives you, blow his brains out, and then we than both meet that damnation we (hall fo richly deferve. Built the fetters of ceremony, and think that In Lockhart Gordon you have found a heart to tea, a head to conceive, and a hand to execute what may tend to your happioefs. " LOCKHART GORDON. ' ' She then repeated the fame tellimony the gave on her examination before the Magillrates, at Bow-lireet, with no variation whatever. This occupied a fpace of two hours, when Mr. Armory proceeded in his ernfs-examination, and drew from the month of the witners an atimillion that put an end at once to the indidmenr. She admitted, that when in the chaife on the road to Uxbridge. the had laid to ',Auden Gordon, (tat the found it ufelel's to make further re. Mance, and tearing from her local a gold locket and a campkire bag, the exclaimed, " the charm that has peeferved my virtue hitherto is diffolved, adding, as the ti rew it away, now welcome plea fore.' It Alf, appeared that when the went to bed at Tetrworth, the delierd the chum' er-maid to tell her hufband that he might come to bed in ten minutes. The Learned Judge oblerved, that it was impol fible he Ihould permit the trial to proceed further. — The force had not been carried into the county of Oxford, and the prifoners mutt be acquitted. At the lame time he could not help remarking, that their condnd was thameful in the extreme, particu larly that of Lockhait Gordon. whole duty it was, he being a Clergyman, to inftrnft and guide the w:ak ; inflead of which, he had moil unworthily eadeavoured to reduce and betray a defencelefs wo man, and plungeher headlong into viceanddialpation. The prifoners were then led from the bar, and as they left the Court, the mob cheered them with loud huzias. Mrs. Leigh was compelled to wait within the court yard, till the m. .b was difperfed, who had all along thorn a difpo!ition to infult her. In anfwer to a quefliwn put to her, refpeding her dream, the Paid, that the letter containit , g it was in the potretlion of Mr. Got don, and he might produce it. This, how ever, was declined. The trial, as far as itwent, hafted from eight in the morning till five in the afternoon ; and had the prifoners been pot on their defence, from the num ber of their witncfres, it mull have 'ailed till midnight. Lauden Gordon is detained for debt, but Lock hart was let at liberty. The Counfel for the Profecution, In the cafe of the Gordonh'ileferibed Mrs. Leigh, when forced into the chaife. as feated between terror and frinweatisa, finking wit:i flight from moment to moment, till at lad her enfeebled frame yielded to the criminal intentions of her ravishers. others tht 0X.F..111D ASSIZES, MAACH 5. Having ------- who had the atten 'MILT MR . J USTICE LaweENCI AND MR . J USTICE L B BLANC. liCe, will The Commiffion was opened by Mr. Juflice LAW- feat, for had piaci asset. on the ar De following is a lift of the Grand Jury : &fori The Marquis of BLANDFOIII3 FOITITAn. nt] AL Hal. Lord Spencer Akaatidanjantes, Efq. b -en wh Sir ebrlftupbcr Willoughby Chairs Brown, Ent. who, on plan Fine. Efq hennas To,wey, Flq. for admi black' Bowles, Elq. William Henry Milburn, Efq. al . flan Willi a m Lnwoaes R o b e rt Peers. EN. ity Th om as swam, Efq. Geor g e Clarke. 1:14. their Ch: Frsocis Poulftnix,Efq. Francis Bunt. F.cy. men into folio Spencer. FA. Francis Wank, Fig. proved t %eery Cebnley, Ent. karmor,h(q. and the George frolcrick s.ratton.Efq. Michael Conon, Elq. Jolla Lead's% Efq. jernmett, Efq. by perfo Mr..Juitice LAWISNCI then addrelted the GrXnd the throttgh di Jury in the follow in g terms: in , " Gentlemen —It will not be neceffary for me to ditlinan detain you long, explaining the law on the different our rcpc cafes now to he brought under your confideration. he fhoul They are hut few in number; the moll confidcrable, has exci and that which will require your molt attentive con- which, federation, is the one founded on the Ad of the 3d public, of King Henry VII. which makes it a capital felony There for any perfon forcibly to take away a woman for trial; ti the purpofe of enjoying her property, marrying her, bles at or defiling her polo of thole ftwallunteeTtehreyr properly and d A h lst i i s s provides fur the late l y f b y ditary defeent, marriage, or any other means, come Mr. La into polieffion of confiderable property, who would bowed otherwife be liable to fall a prey to violence and in- reading Jake. Now in order to prove a felony, and to cnt way brink within the meaning of the flame, it is ne- were pi wry that I Ihnuld date to you that three things air of p ore reqpifite in order to prove the crime again} which Lauder this Ileum was wifely enalled, and has fence been The ini Partianlarly enforced. In the firil place, the Ratute ed they ruppofes that the woman is poffeffed of property; fie- carryin goodlTT. that the perfon who takes her away is aauated lucre o spiglathe leery of gain. and has a delign upon that pro. and al potty; and thirdly, that he takes her off, either with county the decry; of marrying her, or violating her perfon. MIGHT With regard to the fi rft, it is fuppoted that a woman chael ; Lae property; but when the is married, the cannot examp have soy property of her own ; however, if Mr af. againti fain are in t#e bands of nutlet', and her property TO thi inverted with them, it amounts to the fame thing, and w and is equally felony, and comes within the meaning Mr. of the Name. Secondly, it is ftippofed that the Mr. pofteffion of property lies at the foundation of this and w crime, and that the perfon offending is inUigated by cafe, the hopes Of obtaining it, which he endeavouts to a' ( ftecomplills by illicit means, and to prevent which impof this Mt was very properly made ; for if the pro- to flat petty of women, whether hereditary, or howfoever mina; entaikd on them, be not tenured by law, infinite Jury- mifchiefs would accrue to fociety by the rapacity fociet ind profligacy of individuals. third thing ne- the pi 'laity to ocinftitute the crime is the marrying the high I woman, forcibly taking *way or defiling her perfon. it, by ...his hardly neeefEary that I fhould explain to yon fac et what this means; it fignifies that cam 4 knowledge matu or carnation between the fens, which, when force have H used, would be denominated a rape. In order to wealt oeullione this a capital offence, it mutt be proved that IX ad force has bees ufed; and, in order to bring it with- Gent is this indiatnent, it mull be !hewn that torte has thing been *fed in this county. Now, though force may too r have been ufed in another county, if it isnot proved oufly to your fittisfisaion that it Was been continued in this day county, where the indiansent is laid, you cannot re. thus cent loch evidence as fufficient to warrant the coo- been vittion of the prifoners; but if the evidence adduced prifo before you be fiaffician to prove that force has been tivel , contintled in this county, that will be fofficient to lemn eftablifh the guilt of the prifoners, who will then and i became liable to the penalties of the ftatute. Sup. tales pofe a man who is indidled for larceny, Reels goods and. in one county. and expofes them to fale in another, foes be is guilty of haling them in the place where he men carries them,and is obnoxious to poniffiment equally (3lr as if he Role them there. Gentlemen, if the fag of the force be proved to your fatisfaftion. that is, if the may has been forcibly brought out of another county into wife this againft her own inclination, and by conipultion 400 from the prifoners, it will be fufficient to criminate for I Ikea ; and it will not be material to enquire whether w' the defilement of her perfon took place by force, or and with her own content. This dillinaion would have the been neceffary in the cafe of a rape ; but the charge of bete is of a more ferrous nature, and depends entirely fat upon the quellion, whether force has been ufed to her bring her into this county? The other offences, Gen. far: sloven, to be brought under your confideration, are oh , of an inferior nature; one, indeed, for taking money file out of a letter fent to the poll-office, is of an alarm- me ing nature, and regards the fecurity of fociety, the me , welfare of individuals, and the profperity of the re- Ant venue. Gentlemen, you will decide on thefe cafes is be • proportion to the evidence you receive, and make ha your report accordingly." mi The Grand Jury, alter fitting revere' hours, and Bo examining 16 witnelfes, rbtutned at fix o'clock a true bill againft Lockhart and Lauden Gordon. tut Ut MARCH 6. lel It having been go evihuily unclerllond that the trial a" of Lockhart and l.auden Gut don, would commence Tie this mottl'utg at liven o'clock. the Town Hall was wi completely invcilcd before dty light, and notwith- On (landing the rain came down in torrents, the multi. ac tude incteafed cetry minute, till at Lift the avenues fd leading to the Hall w er e blocked u p . At liven to . o'clock precitely, the Judge, Sir Soy LDS* LAwillinee ' in Knight, and J. LANGSTIN , E f q . the Hi g h Sheriff, I) st rived, but were unable to afeend the flair cafe di leading to the Clown Coutt for a cont . :doable length a, of time, the javelin men and eurillables having l ong before been prevented from keeping any thing like hi paffage to the principal entrance. Here a !scene of ti the locate* diforder plefentcd itfclf, dirgr.tretni to any corporate town, but elpecially to a city Nat o boats its well regulated police, and Isaias, in many particulars, to hold out an example to the other pans of Great Britain. The Officers 'acre compelled P so cut their way through the crowd, ro..ny were b wounded, but the greater part were bruiOd and (. trampled Urn by the more robot' and sleormitied atfailants. The pick p o c ke t s ton. favonred by the I gloom of the morning, made a toed ample colic:ion; I I and many who fucceeded in obtaining admitlion, were made to pay hanalfotnely for the gratification of their eager curiofity. One perfon , a farmer look- I ins nom, Rift fo4 v. vith Id beak /Jett+, end w.any ; 4111.0111111M1.1. From t& LONECIf G.IZATTE, 3.rarch 6. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Aa. Jo Avguttine 3.f.a.tr tiani...u, late of Albemarle pril Itre..t. In [be Laxity of Weitnamter,boukbAlar, at tat, at Guild hall, London. B ANIS RUPTS. Thomas Ratelirgs, late of GM urefter, mercer, dealer and Chapman, to furrender March is, 16, and Api.il 17. at ten, at the Grey hound, Gloucetter. Annrine., Mr. Price. Glouctiter ;or Mr James, No. t a, Gray' ealitu-lquare, Loadon. William Berry, of Oakham. Ru. landlirc, apothecary, dealer and chairman, March td , at free, March t 7, and April 17, at ten, at the Crown Inn, Oakkun. At tondo, Meffrs. Rine and Merri fictd, Carey-Rreet, London; or Mr. Charles Latham, Melton Mtn.hray, Leiceit, Thoto AD Shipley, late of the parif, of Walt rd, Somerfet (hire, coach• malter.comfaelor. dealer and Chipman, March 8.25, and April 17, at twelve, at the Greyhound lon. Bath. Arontea, Mr. Willi...n Cheefinan, Bath; or Mears Mak:ale and Ale Lander, N, Landon. • William North, of Dewfbury.7.loot, parifh of Dewfbory, York - William colrerlid-manwa.fturer. March a 9, t the Woolpacks Inn, Waken , Id, April a, anal t 7, at t'oe Geor,,e and Dragon Inn, in naval/ay. at ekven. .%trornies. Mr. Rylalt, in Dewfuury; Or kieffra Sykes and Itnnsei.a. lioftvell-covert, Landon. Daniel Kinglury, of l'an...er, factor, March to, t 7, and April TO. at eh v. n, at the Globe Tavern, Ezeter i i Attomies, Mr. Hab itant. Ely- ; or Mr. Varner, E Jafehh xeter. F 11, late of Whitby, Yorkfhlre, rope-ntaker, dealer and chapatis', Mate! 14. at tour, March 30, and April 17, at eleven. at the White Hart Tavern, in Kingflonettpon-Hull. Attondes, Mr. Frog, Hull; or Mr. Henry italrcr, Kirby-arca. klauan- Garden. London. Thorna. Johnfart, of Lekeiler, carpenter and joiner, dealer and ehapinan, Match 23, at sight, March 24, and April 17, at eleven. at the White Hart 1t.,,. Lideetter. Anomie% Mr. Temple, Lid eeller ; or Mr. Samuel 'l4) kw, Southamptuu-Iluiklicgs, Cis:m any-lane, Lisodon. Chriitopher Alderfon, of Berries, Suffolk, grocer, ihapkeeptv, dealer and chairman, March 13, la. and Am.,117, at ten, at l.ondon. Attnrmeit, elks. E. and T. Dawes, slti„el COUR, .1.11r01M011011•ftrett 1.(411.011. Thomas Heywood, of Rochdale. 1..11.ft-thine, plumber and glazier, dealer and Chapman, Mar Is an, Jo, and April 17. at ckvra, at the Role and Crown Inn, Leeds, Yorlintare. Aaoraks, Mr. Lath in Lee& ;ur Mr. 'Satyr, Chancery-Nan, London. DIVIDENDS. March 14. Michael Cnrtif and James Henry Me-sander greet. late 1,1 Wat.1 , 7.-nrect, London, wine and brandy merchant% drakes, ehapenen. and collar rm., at ten, at Goildliat March 31. John Murray, of Shertrornedane, natcliant, deakr and chaienan. at eh yen, at Guit !haft. Araleb t 7. Thorna• . 1 indult, Lac ol Weymnuth and Melo:anise Regis. Dorktildre, groccr, akew, at the Kirz's Ann,. in Itorebelta. Match 9. Thomas Cart wri,,fot, of /Wort', tier, upholfterer, dealer sod charms'', sr thrte, at the WtJte Hoek Man , rh. !ter. March L. Arland' and llcr.kandn &anis/rd.,. ow or late of Bradford, Von kil.irr..aoraf f chapmen, sod punters, at eleven, at the Sun !rm. Bradford Marta t 7. John FAlmun , lon. late art Coeliac. Citroberlapd. mu: Iliac I. diraindlon, late of ke(wiek, umbertand, dyer , , iltak chaplucn, and eopartnen, at ern, at Gad Shall, lundin. Mar, f, f" dm the y eao.r.er, or 8,..ry St. 1 Janitors. sun* L. eft.finid and drit,;.;11.., at 1,1,, at the th at alt.. Cr., tinsel, h. Male 1 . Job,. •I . , , eri,f , inf. of Bak, filserfulith, Geld. N,,sock, v zri TuLn Tamn r and bap, n, 4,t la, at t . a.: Corkt- Ilrr• hviiA. Ni.r.ti 43. tor- s John Watt• and lotto Doll, Irma Than.s-art.t. I .nsuloi, wk ; 7.,c• r. 4,1 1%111.0 S. dloit :• ClArll,i`. It t(11, it t. 10 Arch, to. AL.!. r :1114. •, 01!..r.1-road, Nlif.lkft ,r \A —1. .4:1 . 471, Sy ffot,Gliort Mard- 41: t.m A ILL A::n•, Osslts ,r Mo. h B. .C. 41, 1. 11% r .rr .r. W 1 0 ,1”;. cf . lA, ael c.ivrllrl 4 . at ii VP. ( ‘/. M it-ch t'. 1..; ..r.l lhaan \ .rr. • grncri Cf.( nIJII ra r, at .1 t...utl 9,11 .11. I v 9. W.l.iat I :*1111.1) op 4 4: %kr.... a N 1 1.4.1 le. .11., Ulan. Weanefday lark, at t<L bode in Jantes-ftreet,lhiehlaglaii•gritei Gwrg: Thocnpfun, Efq. formerly a Comma:der Is dia Halt India Service, aged 74. Thurfday bit, at Grcenited Hall, Efcz, the Lady of Craved Ord, Fig. Saturday, it Staiewdl Cottage, Midst's:fez, Jam Frederick. DulNdo Efq, Monday Weide% Mite Walker, eldeft darighter of Thomas Walker. Efq. late of kfaiichelker. LINCO I .NSHIRE.-..DESIR A BI .E FARM. TO BE SOI.D BY AUCTION, BY MR- COOPER. At the Red Lion inn, in Grantham, on Saturday the t yth day of 18c4. between the hours of three and five In the after ternunn, fubjed totuch Condationo of Sale as will tit %anti there prualuccd, AFREEHOLD ESTATE fitnate in South - 1 - I. Rauzeby, in the County of Lincoln. called PARHAM. DAM, contains of a Farm. haute, Ban, Stahl.% and other out. houLs; a valuable Cherr , liCnt. near the Wore Garden. awl' about t :,o Acres of inelated Artble Meadow and Pollute Laud ;* canveciently fabdivideil,aud remaably comps& the whak lyiag within a ring (cute. TM Hook Rands in the centre of the Elate, and G in an eh ,: nted healthy Situalinu.—.The farm la tithe free, it Is Arose w' I watered, and entitled to the Benefit of a Cornmoo Sedhelitt, r purport.' of Mafonry or improving the Sod -.Politefilwa may to bad a: Lady Day nett. Raneeby iswithbt about two =Bat of Samford, and ten of Glint bun, two good Market Towns For further particulars apply to Mr. I.W. Davis. Q2enateere. London ; or to Mr. White, Solicitor. Grantham; W:th each d whom a Flan of the Eftate L &posited. SCOTLAND.—ESTATE IN SO THE LD EAST OF FIEFL TO B, THE LANDS and ESTATE of BALCHRYS -. TIP, EASTER NEW I!1. with the two COLINSBURGH ilk PAR MS adjoining thereto, iying la the Parlihca of Ncybura. and Rikonquhar, containing In the whole 494 Aerell or *way. a great part of which is of excellent foil, aid math if C latedne as none in the County of Fife. The property reaches to the lea, and runs along LIME*, for • amfiderable extent. where lea ware la eccaianally gut far triamste. There is an eteclicat modern Manfion.lioufe and O. sis Balchryilic, with Garden and two Eigem.hottfes. The litaadsa • is beautiful, commanding an eaterere view at a rich Cauwevy, with the Frith of Forth, Hands of May and Bats. the apoadte Coaft 4 hail Lothian, North Berwick Law, part a the •1 of MM. Edinburgh CAR, and part of the City. Tie !State del, within half a mile of Coiinflosrgb, (to which plane *ere Is a illy poll) two milts from th e lea port of Elle, and eke Alai ad ham the wciturard to Anitruther runs through the Efate. The Garden is very early, though of a rich deep Call, Is Wald round, and flocked with Fruit Trees of the belt Hats, Mid. ma tter with the Lawn In which the Miellolf and Houle Ii ntaated. hM been well kept, and is extremely nee; in good ordet. There is a eonfidcrahle quantity of old Timber, as weld as fawn ral Plantati ns and Belts, all very thriving, upon the Litatt. The purchafer's entry to he at Whitfunday, when he may bog yoffillion of the Marilee Houk Gard.n. Offices, and fume Pal. tore Ground, which If not fold between and that date, will be let. David &Ins, Efq. of litrathairUe, or Mr. Mahatma, at Flu, mat Colinfburgh, North Britain. will give orders fa Mewing the Laud. g sod fur further particulars application may he made to Thous Adair, Clerk en the Shrum hAlinbarsit, wk will drew Pleas at be Eltate and the Title Da4.1., which arc clear. HAVING dedicated inyfelf to the (Indy, and bees gratified by the molt conaderable pradice to that hesioth which I thought }roper to (aka, 1 welt that I have not more MB. employed my time than theft who, In the metestim field of ea prokPion, aro oteanonalty immerged in uncertainty, sal asses always attain that Needs which la acquired by eauceenstles the iatclkd.a.l power to one clefs of diforJers. The vlifeafis of DEBILI IV are peculiarly &train', for they bring with them a train of concomitant fymptonts, and, by a do- preftion of aH vital energy, exigence kW becomes enthetterodww Whether they arife from the prorate:we Mill example, thee:lbw tire habits of fchoul.boys, or the indulgences of maturity, Meyer. quire the moil ail...onus prokiTional &ID ; but by the Limnos.* of uneducated men, the fymptaousre aggravated. and tie coottio union ea dellr, , yei As a MEMBER of the ROYAL. commis of 81.11010111. I ground my pretenfwes tut atgaymity of edscatkel and pulkifisg . every prishes, v. pradiee, I feel inyfelf entkkd to that confident& with which I have hitherto Lem fullisenuly honnured. In t h e firft 6:oration., of kcal we:lima. early application we' prevent the calamity a a &Wasted frame; bat when the ha(- freer, from a cookiuulnefs of the unmanlinefe of the vire which eaufed hi. misturtune. Is fearful of the contempt or endure of hits family phyfielan, and broods over hi. inftrmity with careful ow rat, it molt be Catisb,Ctory for hint to he aellred Lot only od capatality or treatment, but alto M the moll Inviolable fxrecy. And in recent Venereal Co . ..ambito' It i. prat& to prevent r oy danger or diftrzfa; inns: molt complicated cafes it is thet acquirer otent of caeluftin. experience Au this hoe to cffea a fate, ccrtaia a and (peaty re-eltabilihment I oder the advantage of this experience to thofeciebber fey who are An at.! with any hind of DEBILITY. of any tremolos's al VEN LANAI. INFECTION, mid in aB cies the mass of mos r aeration are doted an the firft interview. Poivots in the commy are expeeted to Melo& a Bank note. Ad are r. quelled t. (peen) , their age and manner of living. • MARTIN iiREE, loteiger of the Royal College of surgeons in Lands& I No S 7, Arundel-fired, strand, seat Temple Bar. ROB/NERDS% BALSAMIC BLIXIR, OR COUGH DROPS. Fur Coughs, Colds, Afthmas, Hooping Coughs. and Conflation& THESE DROPS are jutily allowed the beil Me diclnc for the certain Relief and effoAual Cure of the above Complaints, not an inflame having occurredalsungh taken by mote than forty thottfand Patients, wherdn they have been knows to fail ; to (aperitif arc their virtues over every other Medicine., that let the Petimt be ever fo emaciated or rellased, after having tried every Medical affillarce, it will set as a charm, and inilantly re. ILve the moR inveterate Cough, give cafe and freedom to Tildes yromotc gentle tpenoration, firengthen the whole debili tate:l Conn Itutlon, procure the retreating comfort of reit and Gee,. and quiclay effect a permanent cure. Mr. Robbenis being a regu lar I.r4f,fidstal Man, In eatenfive practice, Is prevented paying at tention to the foie of the above; he km therefore appointed Meer Ching and Butler of Clicap&de, his what fale Agents, and is guard tie Public s;mirift a fpurinua Medicine, fold as Robberds's Cough Drop., with countisteit Diredint.s and Signature, (nowt I ,ofribly can be gatutue) macre each direction is fig ed Richar d Butler. Sold wbolfale and retail at Ching and Butler's, No. 4, Cheap fide, c.,rnt-e of Paternoftrr.row; and by Bacon, Pie.dinr. and o.ford-greet ; Wade, Old Bui.cdftrret; knbinfrni, Mc, dilly ; Pearfall and Ward, Ff , ,ltsurn ; Tint, Hoax., and Lends. wane, Royal I.lcharge; Vaer, .; , Combat ; Ctarh, a6y, Pa." rough. no where airy In Imo& ; but may be had of toe inert Medicine Venders In every torn iu the ichigiluess, in bon:A at 6u. aid as. each. - - - nr fonewheir are farther pr.ds °Cele elraricy et the &bac"' Mcdi. : - From Ur. Michaci MAI. a H. r.v. Nava Scotia, to liii brag• girl' Landon, dated April 11, t 799. Omni mon--1 Mt. rt heg you will forward intmedlatelTibT tl• • fait packet fur I LM-2, without waiting for the other part of nip urdcq twelve dozen rd Rubberds'a Ba Gamic Elixir, or Cooet , Drop , which I firmly trti-re to he the very heft remedy ever ofeof for Coughs of every dffeription. At th time Ir. • et ti forte r: am you, I etas adlleted with a dreadful Cough, d I. o.‘ mutation on my Lange, attended with a groat impn Mat at.l pa, , a my local , , It that is wa. Mit.'a great ilificul!, I could draw . my bri.-111, whku I mitt can.Udl i ,0111. I. N.G1441 my (mu lkiN Prom the Remit itcommi 1::ion )iiv !Int wlrh than, I weal , ' ducal to mato. an tri_l, icy I. ally, as tl.e bW cd, gave me ind.,.t rili.l,ar.,l as a grey 9tort time portrialy too Rtred me. I Lore lit taiir gaol t Reds to many ob i raLt, th.....trc It a e eir with to le wah a them, and (tut in ~th•t• y.tiurr wtuld wlin area's? wa7v.e.jeet In cnta7! , •. atilt. jot...ft with t Mir virtues a* wall inf. You %v.:: .:• .: al to ka Mr. It. &weds knave Ivy %v.-a with: . gr 6 004 , Gn k •rn, MAD .! •.,tti.nt, I rrzt:eN: 1p I.' V Li. KF NT, (of .sc , Car.). It • • i r I ••::1.. 41.1% 9 WUPd --~ scri 0 cl PM It fel t