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LAW INTEL I .IGENCE. COURT OF RING'S BENCH, JUNE 23. The Court was chiefly occupied today heat htg Ipeci4l arguments, which were very uninte except to the profelEonal lawyer. IDMONSON V. PLAISTLD. This was an adion againft the defendant, for praaifing as an Attorney, without having entered his czrti6cate. Mr. ERSKIN a now moved for a new trial, on the ground that the evidence did not Aipport the de claration. He hied that the defendant was a' vtu y refpeaable practitioner, and had in faa taken rut his certificate, but from prefs of bufinefs had ra4lr:ted to file it. The declaration confilled of ,:ral counts, in all of which the plaintiff failed, eacept in the fccond, and he was now about to contend, that in proof of that he had filled alto. That declaration charged upon the defendant, that on the sIR of November he did profecute in a fait then depending, wherein Wm. Smithy was plaintiff, by then and there filing a declaration in the laid fuit, with the Clerk oithe Declarations. To prove this they produced notice of declaration in the hand•writing of the defendant, and alfo the declaration, which had upon it a memorandum that it was filed. But as this memorandum was in practice written, before it was filed in fat, he contended that it was no proof of its being fo filed. The Court bring of a different opinion as to this point—the Learned Connfel then laid, that he had another motion in arreit of judgment, which was, that a common informer had no right of allion, and on this ground the Court granted a Rule M EDISONSON V. DAVISON. This alfo was a penal staion againft an Actor. ney, for not ha.ing entered his certificate. It was brought w recover fifteen penalties; but the Learned Counfel !teed, that Lord Kenyon, before whom the caufe wa*ried, was of opinion, that only one penalty could be recovered for acing in one flit, and not a penalty for each Ilage of the Init.-- In cnnfequcnce the plaintiff only recovered on one count. When the bill was referred to the Maker for taxation, it was iniiiled by one party that nu cob ought to be allowed in the fourteen counts, where no verdia was taken; but on the other fide it was contended, that full coils ongbt to be tax ed—the Mailer taxed the full coils, leaving the parties to apply to the Court to fettle it. It was now moved that the Mailer thould review his tax. ation. The Learned Counfel admitted the appli cation was made rather late, but he Paid the plain. tiff had threatened them with other faits in cafe they re-taxed the bill, which induced them to lay by until the limited time for bringing the anion bad elapfed.—Rule refufed. O. J. AND JNO. GOSLINGS. This was an anion to recover penalties againft the defendants, as Proton, for a fimilar =Arlon. It was moved in arreff of judgment, that the pe nalty was taken again( each, whereas it was but one offence. The Court, however, were of a dif ferent opinion. WRIGHT V. LLOYD. Mr.Giaas moved in this caufe for a rule to thew caufe why the warrant given in it for entering np a judgment to fccure an annuity fhottld not be given up to be cancelled. He Rated that Mr. ‘Tir ght, in the year 179!, granted an annuity of 7cl. per ann. to the defendant. In the year 1793, he granted to him another annuity 01401. per ann. In the yrar 1798, he was elected Hebrew Profef. for of one of our univerfities, and then he entered into an agreement with Mr. Lloyd, that he would affign to him the profits of his Profefforfhip, upon confuleration that the latter Ihould give up the an.' nuity deeds. In confequence of this agreement Mr. L. had delivered up the annuity deed, relative to the fiat annuity of 701. per annum, but had withheld the latter deed refpeding the annuity of 401. In addition to this agreement, he had the memorial of the annuity bond for 401. per ann. in which it was defcribed as beating date in the •ear 1793, whereas it was in fad dated in 1794.- 1 / This, in fa& under the Annuity Ad, was fa~itnt to entitle him to his prefent motion. The Court faid he came too late. He had un queltionahly a right to the deeds on the grounds he Raid, but to enforce the agreement, the pro per application would be to a Court of Equity. PENMAN T. WHEELWRIGHT. In this caufe, which was the firft carafe tried be fore Lord ELLE BOROU 0 it, on Friday, April 3oth, at Guildhall, a new trial was ordered,on the ground that it was a verdiclt againli evidence. VALIDITY OF • STAMP. An adion had been brought upon a promiffory note for 381. which had a two &BEng Ramp inftead of :in eighteenpenny one. At the trial the plain tiff was nonfuited, with leave to move to enter a vcrdift for the firm demanded, if the Court fhould be of opinion that the At of Parliament had been complied with. Lord Kenyon's opinion was that too laxge a ftiunp was invalid, and Lord Eldon, while Chief ju dice of the Common Pleas, ruled the contrary, upon the principle wane major sarriost in ' le mina. Mr. Gums, for the plaintiff, now contended, that the only rational round for fuppofing an overlarge Ramp infuffictent was, that a fend ap propriated by Parliament t fume particular put-- pofe, might thus be defrauded. If to pay the in tereft of a loan, a duty was laid on certain deeds and writings, the public creditor might have tea fon to complain if there deeds and writings paid a duty impofed for another purpofe, although much more confiderable. But when the revenue in ge neral received a benefit, without the kali poffible injury to individuals, it would be the greateft ab furdity to fay, that the Ramp was a nullity. In this inflance all the different funds to which the is. 6d. would have gone, received more than their proportion, one received Sd. inftead of 6d. another Cl. intlead of ad. &e. He then made no doubt that the Rule would be made abfolute for enter in\* a verdia for the plaintiff. the Counfel for the Defendant tho!lght this ki„,,,,....,e,....;.., nett 'a he anfwerad.....Rule iohate. Iron she LONDON GAZETTE, Yffie 22. ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTION. • WHiTtIiALL, JUNI 22, zSoz. The !Una has been pie:tied to prefent the Rev. Tohn Ma dsen, Clerk, Mager of Aru, to the Redory of 011'ett, in the County of Fife:, and Diocefe of London, void by the Tranfta tion of the Right Rev. Father in GOD Doctor Richard Balm, Whop of Gloncefter, to the See of Bath and Wells. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-OFFICF, JUNE 22, 1802. stb Regiment of Dragoon Guards—. William Pegy, Gent, to be C9rnet, Joy purchafe. vice Irwin, promoted. toth Regiment of Light Dragnons.-Lieutenant Frederick G. Carmichael to be Captain, by purchafe, vice blacdonald, who retires. 6th Regiment of Foot...Enfign J. H. S. Maw to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice L'Eftrange, promoted in the both Foot. gth Ditto-.. Lieutenant Andrew Wallace, from the 34th Font, to be Captain, by purchafe, vice Alex ander Campbell, who retires; Martnadukc Robert Langdale, Gent. to be Enfign, by purchafe, vice Shepherd, who retires. 42d Hcdderwick, Gent. to be Enfign,by pur chafe, vice lona, promoted. 44th Ditto—Jonathan Fountain Wrench, Gent. to be &Aga, by purchafe, vice Fearer, who retires. 46th Ditto--koll Moon, Gent to be Enlign, by purchafe, vice Fitzgerald, promoted. 53d Ditto--ideutenant John Carmichael to be Captain, by purchafe, vice Dover. who retires. 35th Ditto —Captain Alexander Jekyll Chalmers, from the soth Foot, to be Major, by purchafe, vice Macdonald, promoted in the 24th Foot. 624 Dktb--Lientenant jokpli Beadky to be Captain, by poi chafe, vice Maingy, who retires. 67th Dino—Philip Jenkins, Gent. to be Eats,, by purchafe, vice Etherington, promoted in the 85th Foot. 72d Ditto Major Cotqubnun Grant, from the AM Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant Colonel, by purchafe, vice M.lones, who retires ,7th Ditto—Brevet Major William Grant to be Major, with. out purchafe, vice Forbes, removed to the Both Foot. Seth Ditto—Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Benjamin Forbes, froni the 77th Foot, to be Major, without purchafe, vice liar nefs, promoted. Stft Trier, Gent. to be Afallant-Surgeon, vice Jones. promoted in the Cape Regiment. 89th Ditto—Lieutenant Samuel Courtney to be Captain, by purebafe, vice Benfon, who retires; Frangn Edward Col thud Smith to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Percival, promoted; Janr:s Boyd, Gent. to be knftgn, vict. Smith. The Cape Regiment—AiSitant Surgeon J. Jones, from the SIR - - Foot, to be Surgeon. BREVET. Colonel Marcus Beresford, on the Half Pay of the late ilstb Foot, to be Brigadier General in the Windward and Lee ward Cliaribbee Wands only. To be Majors in the Army. Captain David Douglas, late of the Scotch Brigade. Cohn Dundu Graham, late of Ditto. Captaii: Alexatidcr Scott, late of Ditto. Captain John Cameron, late of Ditto. Captain-Lieutenant James Urquhart, late of Ditto. STAFF. Lisurenant-Colonel George Murray. of the 3d Foot Guards. to be Adjutant General to the Forces ferving in the Leeward Wands and Trinidad, 'ice Gledftanes, who reigns. • BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Auguß 3. James Pride, of Rome, Monmouth, timber 'mer chant, at ten, at the Beaufort's Arms, Monmouth. BANKRUPTS. Jnitua Coldly, of Hempitead, Norfolk, merchant, dealer and chapman, to Surrender June 28, 29, and Auguft 3, at four, at the White Swan, Norwich. Attornies, Mars. Sewell and Blake, Norwich ; or Meffrs. Tilbury and Bedford, Ely- Piece, London. William Aitkenhead, late of No. t, St. James's-Market, Mid dlefex, ale and porter-merchant, June 26, July 3, atone, and Auguß 3, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies,lVleffrs. Hague and Poole, Cannon-row, WeStminSter. William Stephens, late of Abelturch-lane, London, oyfter dealer and fiflimonger, June 28, July 3, and Auguß 3, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Loxley, 80, Cheapflde. Thomas Moore, late of Liverpool, merchant, July 23, 24, and Auguß 3, at one, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Anemia, Meffra. Stainftreet and Eden, Liverpool; or Mr. Thomas Windle, Bartlett's Buildings, Holborn, London. James Hewitt, now or late of Wilfon-Street, Moorfields, Mid dlefer,lieaver, dealer and chapman, June a 6, July 3, and August 3, at ten, at GuildhalL Attorney, Mr. Philp Hurd, Furnivars-Inn. Thomas Atwill, of Tomes, Devon, fhopkeeper, June 28, at four s june 29, and Auguß 2, at eleven, at the Seven Stars Inn, in Teems: Anomie', Mr. Walter Prideaux, 'Totnes ; or Mr. John Alexander, Bedford-row, London. Thomas Jefferfon, now or late of Hudfwell, Yorkfhire, dealer and chapman, June 28, 29, and Auguß 3, at ten, at the houfe of James Irving, innkeeper, Carlifle, Cumberland. Anomie', Mr. Jofcph Hodgfon, Carbide; or Mr. William Hodgfon, Clement's-Inn, London. John Coulthard, late of Shaws, but now of Oink Cumber land, dealer and chapman, June 28, 29, and Auguit 3, at ten, at the Crown and Mitre Inn, Carlifle. Anomie', Mr. Ro bert Mountey, in Carl& ; or Mr. Henry Mounfey, Staple- Inn, London. Mary Tapley, of Newton Abbott, Devon, widow, Shopkeeper, dealer and chapwoman, July t 6, t 7, and Auguß 3, at five, at the Star Inn, Exeter. Attornies, Mr. W. Bowing, Exeter; or Mr. W. Hand+, Garden-court, Temple, London. John Collingdon, of Plough-court, Lombard-Street, London merchant, June 29, July 6, and Auguß 3, at ooe, at Guildhall: Attorney, Mr. Speak, of St. John, Southwark. William Powell, of Shcpton-Mallet, Somerfinfhlre, innholder, dealer and chapman, June 29, 30, and Auguß 3, at eleven, at the Bell-Inn, Shcpton-Mallet. Anomie', Mr. Fooks, Sher ton-Mallet; or Mr. Warry, New-Inn, London. Michael Bafhagen and Jeremiah Bermann, late of Watling- Mott, London, merchants, dealer:, cliapmen and copartners, June 24, at ten, July 59, at twelve, and Auguß 3, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Jones, Siiiiibury-fquare,Flcet-Street. DIVIDENDS. July 5. John Beethom the younger, of Lancafter, liquor-mer chant, at five, at the New Inn, Lancafter. July so. Robert Pitkeathley, of Taviftock-ftreet, Covent-Gar den, bookfeller, at ten, at Guildhall. July 6. Robert Jofeph Buddicom, of Liverpool, merchant, at one, at the houl of Henry Forfliaw, Liverpool. July 5. James Brice, of Trowbridge, Wilts, clothier, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at the George lan, Trowbridge. July 3. Joisph Weft, of Drury-lane ; Middlefez, tailor, at ten; at Guildhall. July 5. William Demon, late of March, in the ISle of Ely and Cambridgeftire, millwright and carpenter, at ten,.at the Sun Inn, Cambridge. July S. Anthony Thacker, late of Upwell, in the We of Ely and Cambridgefhire ' corn-merchant, dealer and chapman, at ten, at the Sun Inn, Cambridge. July S. Samuel Broughall, of Yeatnn, Bafehurch, Salop, miller, at eleven, at the Lion Inn, Shrewfbury. July 9. John Olborn the planar, of Gainiburgh, Lincolnibire, druggiSt and brandy-merchant, at ten, at the Blaeltmour's- Head Inn, Gainlburgh. Auguß 28. James Focard the elder, Letitia Formal, and James Foaard the younger, at P.lrk-lane, Piccadilly, Stable-keepers and t. , at ten, at GuildhalL July 24. Hawkins Bird, of Wine-Street, Briftol, tea-dealer and chapman, at tan, at Guildhall, London. July 6. Jahn Andrews, of King-Street, Saint George, Bloom ibury,hvidle-cutter, at ten, at GuildhalL July 20. Thomas Cooper, of Henly-upon-Thames, Oxfordfhiro, money-Scrivener, at ten, at Guildhall, London. July 5. Benjamin Sealy, of Bofwell-court, Carey-Street, Mid dicks, money-feriveaer, at ten, at Goildhall. July 3. jofeph Hatch, of Robert-Street, Bedford-row, Middle fez, cabinet-maker, at ten, at Guildhall. paty 3. Henry Nathan, late of Slicands, Kent, flop-feller, at ten, at Guildhall, London. July 6. Rickard Parker, late of Little Argyle .ftreet, near Swat low-ltrect. Middlefeg tawnier add potatasslnerchant, at neve are no elates of men of greater importance to fosiety than thole which devote their time and talents to the pn.ferra tion of the Lcaith of their fellow creatures. How eminently far cefsful the late FRANCIS SPII.SSURV was in this truly laudahlt employment, is completely evinced by the rapidity of (ale which his celebrated ANTISCORNUTIC Daum have invariably com manded. As a purifier of the blood, reamer of the cunititio don, and bracer of the fyltem, their effedts have been aftonilh- Mg, as may be fern by the lurprifing cures of perfons whowere Alined with Scorbutic and Nervous Complaints, Gout, Rhcu matifm, &c. and therefore the detedlion of thole impollars, who by means of forged bills and other pretended credentials, have vended a fpurious compufition of this truly excellent medicine, ntuß be a fatisfadion to all perfoni who have a competent idea of the abfolutc neceffity there la in being careful to purchafc the genuine Remedy, as well as of preferviug perfenal property from infringement. The true Medicine is diltingulffied by the King's Patent, on the bottle, bill, and wrapper ; and as a fur ther guard, by favour of his Majefty's Commiffioners of the Stamp-Office, they have affixed a Ramp on each bottle, primed in black lois. Prepared and fold at the Difpenfary, N0..1 5, Soho4quare, and by the reticral Venders of Pitent Medicines in Town and Country, in bottles sa and ii. as. duty included A us. Bottle contains equal to five froall ones. MARRIED. Lately, at Bray Church, Mr. Thomas La Colle, of the Ab bey Mills, Chertfey, Surrey, to Mir. Eliza Cobb, daughter of Jul. Cobb, Efq. of Holyport, Berks. Lately, at Scarhro'/Mr. Robert Atkinfon, fhip&uvrner, to Mifs Abbott, both of that place. Lately, at Hutton•Cranfwick, near Driffitld, Mr. George Peacock, Curgeon, of Leven, to Mils Cole, of the former place. Lately, at Liverpool, Lieutenant Tallan It regiment, fi Mils Sheridan, daughter of the late Counfellor Sheridan, of Dublin, M. P. _ _ Friday, at Walthamitow Church, Mr. Milner, of Ironmon ger-lane, London, to Mifs limmerfon, of Walthamituw. On Friday hit, at Clifton, Henry Metcalfe, Efq. ot Minton haute ,Northumberland, to Mrs. De la Beche,widow ethic late Colonel De 14 -teche, of Halfc-hall, Jamaica. At Heath Lodge, the feat of William Gore, Efq. John Ormtby, Efq. of Bailygrennan, to Mifs Gore, daughter of the late 13iihop Gore, of Limerick, and niece to the Countas of Milltown. _ _ AtAylesford, tient, Mr. Charles Tnernfon, to Mils Mary Anne Hounfell, daughter of the late John Hounfell, Efq. of Bridport, Dorfet.. At Aldgate Church, Mr. William Prnudmaa, of I xiecfler, to Mifs Elisabeth Harding, third daughter of the fats Thomas Harding, Efq. of the Minories. TURTLES. WILTSHIRE and Co. King's Head Tavern, Poultry, have juft landed a Cargo of fine lively Turtles, for fate. Turtles drelkd every day in the bigheft perMtion, and fent to any part of 'Cown or Country. FOR THE GROWTH OF HAIR. of STIRACIA'a ITALIAN THE Proprietors OILS for the HAIR beg leave to acquaint the Nobility, Gentry, and Public in general, that they have taken a !mute, No. 94, Newmamitreet, near Oxford-ftreet, for the fele of thole much-admired Oils, which have been ufed with fo much fuccefs, for thefc fourteen years, for making the Hair grow on bald places, alto thick and long, and to prevent its falling off which it will in twenty-four hours.—All Families, School., and Venders, in town or country, may be fupplied, wholcfale or retail, as above, on the ihorteft notice, with good allowance to fell again. --And as many Ladies and Gentlemen find the in convenience of the prefent falhioa of wigs, and repent they ever cut their hair off, by ufing the Oils iu time they may re itore it, and hinder it from turning grey. Sold alto, as ufual, at Williams, Pall-mall; Golding, Cornhill ; Humphry, Oxford-ftreet; Metcalf, Holborn-MB; and one &op in molt principal towns in Great Britain, at p. a pot, or al. zas a •dpzen.--It is a private boufe. DISEASES of the URINARY CANAL and VENEREAL COMPLAINTS. MR. DUFOUR informs the Public,that he may daily be confulted gratis, from 9 to 3, at his houfe, No. 3, Frith-ftrcet, Soho, London, in all cafes of Obltruaioa, Striatum, Glems, Seminal Weaknefs, Incontinency of Urine Faylas, Impotence, and debility in either Sex, tke. From extenfive Pradtice in this department, to whisk be has con fined hindelf for many years, he offers a method'of cure, mild, efficacious, and which prevents a retapfe. Mr. DUFOUR, tole Proprietor of Daran's celebrated (me. dleateld) Bougie', has ultimately fo improved them, by diveft ing them of the irritating effeas of common Bougies, that they fuccecd where cauftics and other violent means have failed. For the Venereal Difeafe, Mr. DUFOUR is in peadfion of Darn's Remedia, fo mild that they render confinement or refkaint in diet unneceffary. To enable him to attend patients at their own hostler, be has provided the &Matinee of a Gentle man of the Faculty. Perfons in the country may be cured by Rating titelr cafes in letters, port paid. left publilbed, price as. 6d. Fifth Edition, enlarged.—A Treatife on the above Complaints, illuaratoct with the various finspeoras and Cafes !hewing the paints and dangerous e kes of Camille Bungles; an improved method et treating go• norrbeas, Stc. Sec. Printed for J. Callow, Crown-tout, Solo; and H. D. Symonds, Patctuniter•row ; alto to be had at M'Qussn's, Eseter•Change, and at the Author's. For BILIOUS COMPLAINTS, and DISORDERS of t STOMACH and BOWELS. Da. JAMES's ANALEPTIC PILLS. THE excellence of there Pills, as a gentle pur. gative,!and as a general prefervative of Health, by allilting Nature in the due difcharge of the Animal Functions, has efta blilhed their reputation as a Medicine of the firft importance. They are admirably calculated fur &Corder; of the Stomach and Bowels ; for perfonv of a Bilious, a Gouty, or a Rheumatic Difpofition ; as well as for thole whole Cozdtitutione have been affeEted by a too active or toe fedentary life, or by a refidence in hot Climates. They are likewife particularly ferviecable in' Head-Ache oceafioned by insligeftion, and in removing the bud died, of free living; as alfo in preventing Palfies and Ape-, *ides, fu often the eunfequence of intemperance. The tendency of tbefe Pills is to open the pores by night, and the body by day: they moreover promote Reel+, and require neither confinement nor attention to diet. Rceourfe lhould be bad to them on the firft attack of a cold, or upon any flight in elifpofition ; and they Ihould never be omitted at bed-time after any excels of eating or drinking ; and, thus their diftinguilhed charaderiftic will be maintained, of promoting longevity, fo remarkably exemplified by their inventor, who, by a conitant safe of thetas, though a very free liver, attained the age of 7e. As the ANALEPTIC PILLS owe their virtues tol peculiar preparation, which has never been divulged but to the prelent Proprietors, they can only be had genuine from them ; and they are fold by FRANCIS NEWIRRY, at the Warehoufe for Dr. James's Powder, No. 45, the Eaft End of St. Paul's, a few doors from Cheaplide, London ; and at Dr. James's late bottle in Brutos-ftreet ; in Boxes, price 45. 6d. each, Stamp included ; 9r the quantity of fix may be bad in one large box, for xl. as. 6d. --Obfern that the words, " F. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul s p " the *soling. All *tigers are ensosterfeitg A CAPtI'AL sotfiltrect4 PARM, A MANSIOx. HOUSE, AND SEVERAL OTHER ESTATES UPON AND NEAP THE SOUTH DOWNS; With pacifism at Michaelmas next, _ ..... _ _ 'A:I BE S 01.1) BY AUCTION--By VERRALI, and SON, At the Star Inn, in Leans, on Saturday the 26th day of Jou., acz, at fivc o'clock in the afternoon, THE real ESTATES of WILLIAM WASHER, late of Seaford, Efti. deeeafed, which are very eligibly fituate upon, and near the South Downs, and in the neighb,e r . hoods of Seaford, Eafthounie, I.ew‘s, ilrighton. sad Cu,k field, and contift of the following particulars: List I. A Frediold Manfion:tioufe, built, aboUt Ss years ago, replete with courenlencles, in fuhltantlal repair and con iting of 3 lin.-alci3:t Parlour, Dining-room and brawitig-ruom; Kitchen and other Offices on the Ground Floor; fix Bed Chau.- bas with Clofcts on the Wit Floor; tour large Bcd-rooms un the Attic Floor; and excellent CAlars ; with a Coach.. honk, a four-Ralf Stable, a Cott-hottfe, and other buildings; and the Yards, and walled Gardens adjeinirg ; and containinc in the whole alt. 131'. Situate in the 'lawn of Seaford, fume time fume occupied by Mr. Wather, and lately by John Sur man, Ffq. _ Lot 2: An inclofed Pafture Field, (freehold) adjoining to ete Town of Seaford, containing aA.2R. le tuna time linen ozettoicd by Mr. Walhcr, and lately by Nil-. Surnfan. I.ot 4. A Windmill, in fu'atiunial repair, with a Pared of Land tlicreto adjoining, containing z A. z, P. &nate in Fel.; ford, he'd for the remainder of a 'trim of 99 Years, com mencing front Lady-day, 17(9, and now occupied by itich ac j WU. I,ot 4. A Mertiage, with the Maidiot:re, Brewhoufe, Stat. and otha Bi.i;dinfts, Carden. and Croft cit" Land thereto adjoin ing, containing,; R. :5 P. fituate in the Town a Alfriecait and now in the occupation of Mr. Jamas Skinner. Lot ,S A Meffuage, divided into Two Dwellinp, fituate in the centre of the Town of Ahrilicm, with a Baru, Garden, and Croft of Land behind it, containing 2 R. 6P. now or copied by Mr;. Sarah Newman, and Edward Gearing, Luc Under tenant. Lot 6. A capital and comp:Lift South Down Fans, calktt Winkton Farm, (a (mall part of which is Copyllold, and the greater part Freehold); confining of a Farm-haute thrce Cot tages. Poor Barns, with the Stables, and other Buildings, and 5 8 3 A. 3 R. ao P. of Arabic, Meadow, Paiture, Brook-la-Icl, and Sheep-down, fituate in Winktoo, and in the P.uiies of Alfritton and Berwick, (within; miles of Seaford, ; of Eat bourne, and 9 of Lewes) and now occupied by Mr. John As and Mr. James Marchant, ratpeelively. Lot 7. Several Paresis of Arable Land, containing 9i A. Tenantry Meafure, innate in the Tnwn Laine of Alftinon ' is Sheep-Leaacs on Alfrilton T,nantry Down, and a !mall Psrecl of Brook-land, called the Town Brook, in Alfriltnn, nuw oc cupied by Mr. John Ade and Mr. James Mardian, apos tively. I I . lt R. A Freehold AILIP.a7c, Barn, and feverat Pacer% cf I.antl, lying w,.11 together, containing 8 A. s R. is Chitiding;y, now occupied by Ralph Bull. . . . Lot 9. A Aleffunge, Barn, and feweral Parcels of Arable, Meadow, and Paiture Lewd, containing ói A. IR. IS P. fituate in Chalviiigton, and now occupi,hl by Robert Parris. I.ot. so. A compadt and cli3iblc Farm. ccriifting of a NW- Nage, Bani, Oatthoufe, and fcveral Pare if .14 Arable, Mea dow, and Palture Land, containing 72 A. 3 R. 9 P. Etuate in Barcombe, about three miles from Lev. Ls, and now ocztlipied by Wm. Towner. Lot tt. A Freehold Farm. well Rocked with young and thaiving Timber; and confining of a IVle6uage, Two Bern% and other Buildings, and fever.d Parcels of Ar..blc, Meadow, Patture, and Wood Land, called Rout's Farm, eol;taimais 140 A. 3R. 14 P. lltuatr iu Shugham and Bother. (ntar Cucklidd, and the great Turnpike Road to Brighton), and now occupied by Henry Bifhop. Lot 12. Two Pieces of Pall ure Land, containing s A. 17 r. fituate atWeok-firect, in Arlington, and now occupied by James Muchant. Lot 13. A Cottage, Barn, Carden, and Orchard, and Pared of Meadow Land thereto adjoining, containing s R. as P. fituate at the Street in Wilmington, and now occupied by William Vine. Lot z.. A Parcel of Arable Land, called Pickbasns, con taining 6 A. 28 P. fintate In M'ilnaington, and now occupied bg Mr. John Ade. Lot 13. Two Parcels of Meadow and Arable Land, called the Pick6eld or Thornwell Field, and the Warren or Soefield, containing together 9 A. 2 R. 34 P. fituate in Wilmington, and now occupied by Mr. John Ads. Lot 16. A Parcel of Arable Land, called Blackman's Field, containing 3 A. 1 R. 11 P. &nate in Wilmington, and now oceupkd by Mr. John Ade. Lot ty. A Pared of Meadow Land, called roman's or Doo mond's Field, containing 4A. x R. 3o P. fituate in Arlington, and now occupied by Mr. James Morchant. AU the above Eitates are held by the Tenants from Year to Tsar, and every Tenant, (except the Tenant of Lot 3, whole year ends at a fubfequent time), has had Notice to quit at Mi. ! chaelmas next. The Tenants will thew the fevers! Fftatet.; and further Pa simian; may be had of Mr. Hopar, of Lewes. vvl-IEN Yrufeffional Men of education and re fponibility deviate from the general (yam by the fe lodtion of a peculiar Branch, the fandtion of long contlnue4l Needs is the belt criterion of fuptuiority. Eight years have I devoted my pradice to the esclufive treat ment of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuccefsful refult of my plan gives me additional ..rdour to oppofe as far as I am able the ravages of thoie complaints which arc the molt Import ant in the catalogue of human infirmities. After initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, formed a with at an early period of Pra . dlice to recut itulivida•, ala frbm the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dan gerous precipinutcy of general Pradlitionere The THREE DISORDERS, to the curenf which I have dc. voted any attention, comprize every fpecies of VENEREAL INFECT lON, whe ther of a recent or long duration —idly. All kinds of DEBILITY, whether ailing from the habits of Schoolboys, or the Walruses of mature are, and laftly that de rangement of the fyitem in Women which is called BARREN• NESS or STERILITY. Numerous difeafes are the refute of imorance or !mite in tke treatment of a finmk Gonorrhea, and it not 'infrequently hap pens that the feeds cf Life are poikned by the indiferetion rf an unguarded hour. By a (uperior method ftich complaints arc e-afily cured, and even where others have failed, I trust that I may prefunie to offer a radical re-eltabliihm t Few, however, are the cafes of complicated (Mirth in the difnrder compared with the calamitous fitualons of Men,whe from Indulgence Ina SOLITARY VICE, rr the prevalent Caie. its of a fashionable Life, acquire that Rate of Debility which is the unavoidable confcquence of fuch pernicious habits. Mu i r.: the unhappy (offerer broods over his mifery, hut care fully conceals his mibfortune, it may he Come confolation frr him to know, that althoughlt be an °Ned of doubt or weer tainty with ther Pratlitionera, the removal of Mete DEFT• CI ENEIES by the gradual progrefs of Renovation ts the acquire. meet of my experience. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce manly vigour; much anxiety will he pr-vented by an early counteradion of this languid date, and is Mete cafes no great difficulties will occur. Eut where this Deficiency has for years extftrd, a pemer • • (everance is indirpenfibly req uifi it to revive the flum fi , a res. of Life, and to re-ar inure the Conftitution. _ _ . MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been difaypehi:e 3 in their expeantions of a Family, may he affbreti, that in mat Inkances Inch defedta aru .attable by Mtdieal The SECRECY which is fo effential to my undertalany, and the Qualifications which • I haw_ prefumed to Pate, form the BA& of my Pretenfiom, and in coincidence with filth this inti mation is given, that Mr B- may be confulted pefonall, (or by letters inclofing a 'Mall note) at biz houfe, Nn. a 9, Aran. del-itrcet, Strafed, near Temple-Bar. . _ There is an additional entruice in Wattr-ftreet g and the name!, ou hnth the doors. M. 1%. 114t-mlwr the 2m - 21 ^Mier. of t;otrentl• HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRlliGiilO-MORROW Monliag •• 42 Olin:nett after $ • Afternoon is minutes after 9 t :ON : Yrintcd for the Proprietor.. by JOHN DANIEL, (of Cllll3bi•ftrett) at the STAR PR OrTIN o-OrricE, No. I, Carey-ftreet ; and pt:bliEted by LEVEL KENT (of Cao terbury-place, Lambeth), at No. 1, Carey-arca, and a the Srai-Orret, Tarn:le-Bar ; to which CERT all comnouoi- DIED. Very fuddenly, on the 4th init. at his honk in Cottingham, in the 79th year of his age, William Travis, Efq. of Hull. At Hull, on the 4th trill. aged 47, Captain John Wife, Come years matter of the veffel called the Bremen Packet, in the trade hetween the two ports. At Port Royal, Jamaica, in the month of Odober hit, aged T 6, William Steel, midthipman on board his Majefty's chip Garland, feventh fon of Mr. Robert Steel, writer In Lanark. At Dunfermline, on the 19th alt. Mrs. Durie, relict of George Dude, Efq. of Craiglufcar, aged 87. On Saturday fennight, at Oxf ord, Mr.. Arabella Jacklon, in the 89th year of her age,oniy !undying biter 41 the late Rev. Dr. Richard jackfon, Fellow of Magdalen College, in that Uni verfity. Lately at I.averock-hall, parr& of Dalferf, county of l.anark, James Rots, labourer, in the toad year of his age. His wile Rill alive, and is aged 92; they had been married 66 years.— He retained his faculties to the fait ; and was always exceed ingly happy to entertain his victors with old aeries. He never relided out of the parish in which he was born. Lately, at Vatuhall, Mr. Henry Addis, of the Borough of Southwark. On the stk inf. at the Mode of Henry Bonhatn,Efq.Broaili! ftrcet Buildings, Captain Charles Wemyfs, of the Royal Navy, after a revere inners.