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i MIDDLESEX SESSION'S. Taefday Meredith Sweated and Gene Robertion, the former of No. 8, Foller-lane, C.heaplide, woollen draper, and the latter of the parilh of St. Ann's, Soho, were feverally iadiaed for having felonioully uttered counterfeit coin, purporting to be the lawful money of this realm, well knowing the fame to be falfe and counterfett. George Robertfim, by the advice of his Counfel, pleaded guilty to the crime alledged again(' him, and in conictinence fubmitted without trial to the punit• ment awarded by the flatutes for fuch a mifdemea- Hour. Counfellor KNAPP Rated the circumftances of the cafe ac they had occurred. The profecutor. Mr. Ri chard Tanner, of Newtown, Montgomery Mire, is a rcfpeflable Welch ti innel mannfaeurer, and from the oature of his buftnefs had confiderable dealings with the partner, Meredith Swancott, who had been in the habit of purchafing from him the article he ma • pottflored, mot in confeqnence became indebted to Lim in the fum of 541. for v hich fum he palled his bill to the profecutor, but on its becoming due it was not honoured, and was returned to the profecutor at Newtown. In the month of May lag the profecutor 'catne to town, and waited on the prifoner, and re ouetted payment of the bill ; he confeffed his inabi lity to pay him in cafb, but offered him another note L.t Nee months date, which the profecutor refuted, conceiving it would be diffinnottred as before, and infifled on being paid in Bank notes or cant. The prifoner then defired him to call on the following mornine, promiling in the mean time to endeavour to comply with his willies, and at the time appointed the profecutor attended, when the prifoner informed hinithat he had been difappointed in the receipt of fome money he had expelled, but fail be had a friend who had a confiderable quantity of fdrer by him, which, if the profecutbr would take as a patter his debt, be could procure for him ; to which the Fa fecutor replied, that he had no objection to take 4. or 51. worth, but that more would he attended with too much in:onvenience in carrying it into Montgomery. Aire. and the next morning was appointed to wait on the gentleman alluded to. The profecutor accom panied the prifoner to the houfe of Mr. Robertfon, an the vicinity of Sohn.fquare, and was introduced into his kitchen, and, after tome converfation on the fubjelt, the prifoner, Robertfon, took a (mall deal box, from which he and the prifoner, Swancott, counted 251. in (billings, and tendered them to the profecutor as part of the payment of the debt due; the profecutor remonftrated, and Rated the great in convenience the conveyance of fuch a fum in River would be to him, info long a journey, and expreffed his wifh that he might be paid in bank notes ; but the tanner, Swancott, told him, if he did not chufe to take them he might go without, and preferring laver to nothing, he took the 251. and a bill on a Tepees ble tradefman for the remainder. The prifoners af- Aired him the money was all good, and wrapped it up in a paper ; and he being in a hurry, to get to the coach, in which he had befpoke a place,put itin his pocket and went away. On his arrival at Newto.wd he examined the fhillings, and found them ever one had; he was very much alarmed, and immediately locked them up in his defk, and wrote to the prifoner in town, and an anfwer was returned, informing him that he need not weft any other; being unable then to return to town, he waited till the asd of July, when he again came to Loudon, and applied to the prifoner, requefting to take back his bad money, and pay him with fuch as lie could make rife of, which the prifoner promifed, but deferred performing his promife for three months, under a variety of frivo lous pretences. The profecutor, being at length cont• pletely tired nut by the delay, applied to an Attorney s who advifed him to go to the Solicitor of the Mint, and prefer his complaint, which he did, taking part of the Ihillings with him ; the rca he had thrown away, fearing the confequences that might accrue from ha ving filch a quantity of had money in his poffeffion, ihould it be difcovered. The Solicitor of the Mint im mediately gave direftions for the apprehenfion of the prifoners, and they were accordinlly conveyed before a Magiftrate ; wd on thefe circumftances the prole- , cution was grounded. But the prifoner Robertfon having pleaded Guilty, it was ufelefs to enter into any examination on his part. The Learned Counfel, therefore, confined himfelf folely to prove the crime on the part of Swancott. He then called Richard Tanner, who gave his te ft imony in the true, hone& blunt, and charafteriftic ftyle of an an cient Briton, completely confirming the circumftances as already Rated by the Learned Counfel. John Clark, one of the Marffialmen of the city of London, was then called. He Rated, that he had apprehended the prifoner, Swancott, at his houfe in Porter-lane, and on (arching his perfon found in his waißcoat pocket two counterfeit Ihillings, and all. found in his defk twenty-four Mining, and two fix pences, all bad, wrapped in a piece of brown paper, which the prifoner faid he bad taken in the comic of trade. John Parks, another officer, confirmed the evidence given by the la witnefs. Mr. Parker, Solicitor of the Mint, was then called and defired to examine the different parcels of bale coin then produced, one hundred of which were brought by the profecutor, twenty-four fhillings and two fixpences found in the priioner's deck, and two found in his pocket, all of which he declared to he bale, and all apparel:fly of the lane coinage, except a few ,in the latter 24. found in the prifone: s defk, of a Ramp commonly known by the denomination of Irifh fhillings, a confiderable number of which he Rated to have been in circulation during the Inth re bellion. Mr. Gnaw iv, at confiderable length, and with much ingenuity, endeavoured to clear the cha rafter of the prifoner, Mr. 6wancott, from any imputation of guilt. He laid he did not at all difpute the vilidity of the evidence given by Mr. Tanner refpeeing the two firit parcels produced, but the utterer, Robertfon, was alone answerable for the confecoences, and he had, by confefing . his guilt, fubjefted himfelf to the punifhment his crime 1 deferred; but with refpee to the latter 265. found in the prifoner Swaneotes poffeffion, he argued it was i i no proof of gull!, as every matt was liable to take bad fi money in a miEtr manner. and more efpecially a man, in fo extenfive a line of bufinefs as that of Mr. Swancott. He could himfelf produce tenor twelve Shillings, be would venture to fey, of the very fame coinage. which had been given to him enclofed banknotes, but which he, unwilling to peg, bad configned to a corner in his drawer; and on that, account alone, he was convinced, Mr. Swaneott had folded up thofe (haling: in paper and laid them afide, left he fhould by chance circulate them. It was impoffible, he (Aid, for a tradefinan of fo much re fpeaability as Mr. Swancott was, to be guilty of a crime fo heinous. The Inditment Rated the crime to have been committed in May, and the profecntion is not commenced, or any jufticiary no• tice taken of it, till oElober ; the charge therefore became completely agile, and the profecutor could align no reafon whatever for a delay fo long and un-. neceffary, if the prifoner was really guilty of the of:- fence alledged again& Mm. The profecutor during his Ray in London for the laR four months was treated in the molt hofpitable manner by the prifoner, and had been in the habit of dining at his table twice and thrice a woek. The charge was brought forward by Tanner bafely, and merely through perfonal enmity t' the palmier. but unfortunately Mr Swancott was in filch a fitnation as to be unable to (peak in his own defence. Several rerpeastble peefons came forward and gave the prifoner an excellent charaaer, as far as they knew him. Mr. MAINWAILING was of opinion that the charge was fully proved, and the Jury, after a !bort con ference. returned a verdia of GUilty.—The prifoner: , were fentenced to fix months imprifonment. DEC. 6.—CONSIPIRACT. 70hs Marriot, .7. Barrow. W. Whale, and Sarah Grew., were indided for confpiring to injure Jobn Hathaway, a bankrupt, by prefenting a petition to the Lord Chancellor, contaiaing falfe Chargesagainft the faid bankrupt, in confequence of which he did not obtain his certificate. Mr. Au.' r, as Counfel for the profecution, Rated the charges againft the Defendants, which were de• tailed in the following evidence. John Hathaway, the profecutor, faid. he was a clerk in the Bank — he had been in that fituation nine years. In confequence of tome pecuniary ember raiments, Witnefs became a BankrUpt, in *Soo; at which time his creditors gave hint a releafe. Witnefs knew Barrow, who was a moneylender, and after his creditors had proved their debts, he was arreftecl by Barrow, and taken to the King's Bench prifon. While in the latter fituation, Wintle waited on the Whiles, and faid he came from Barrow, who had propofed that Witnefs fhould pay tsl. off the debt, for which he was in cullody, and obtain his dif charge. Witnefs faid he would rather petit% in pri fon than pay Barrow, who bad ufed him fo ill, a farthing—on which, Wintle obferved, 44 If you do not,. Barrow will petition againft your Certificate, on the ground of playing at cards. Barrow is a man that will (wear, and get perfons to (wear any thing." Wintle then defcribed himfelf to be a Mr. Bell, of Bloomibury, and went away. Witnefs's certificate was figned the 2d of Oitober, 1802 ; and on the Monday following, he received a copy of a petition aphid the Certificate, in the prifon, from M'Clut chen, an Attorney's clerk. Witnefs shortly after tmderilood that Wintle lived in Twiftees-alley, Bun hill-row, and that Barrow, and the Defendants, had concerted the petition againft his Certificate, at Wintle's. houfe, where he had never been but once in his life. Several Witneffes proved that the Prokentor was out of town at the time the petition deferibed him to have played at cards with Maniot, atWintle's houfe. M4Clutchen laid, he was clerk to an attor ney ; witnefs was employed by Barrow, and he at tended the meeting of Hathaway's creditors, at Guildhall, upon which occafion Barrow expreffed force apprthenlion that he could ;tot prove his debt. as it was a ufurieus ttanfaElion. He alfo obferved, that Hathaway had loft his money by gaming, and afked witnefs whether he could not be deprived of his certificate, if fuch a charge were Elated in a petition to the Chancellor t en being anfwered in the affir. mative, Barrow, Witnefs, Marriot and another, met at a public houfe in Sr. Martin's fe-Grand, where it was agreed, that Wintle fhould (*ear he taw Mar. riot play at cards with the Profecutor at Wintle's houte, for ten guineas, and alfo for a fupper to coil one guinea. After the agreement, Barrow raid down two guineas on the table, and detired Marriot and another to take them—the latter, however, refufed, and faid they did not want Barrow's money, but that they came as friends to ferve him. The differ ent affidavits were afterwards snadt, and received by the Mailer in Chancery. The Defendant, Sarah Grover, was called in as an anent ; and the made affidavit that the was prefent when the Profecutor played at Wintle's houfe. The conlpiracy. upon the whole, was clearly proved, and the Jury found the Defendants Guilty. Sentence deferred. Avaatca.—On Monday evening one of the moR penurious characters at prefent known, died at an ob fcure lodging in Little Compton•Rreet, Soho. This wretched being, who was well known to the inhabi. tints of the above neighbourhood, aignally ltarved iiimfelf to death. He bad long been in the habit of picking up bones in the area, and putrid fills thrown out of the markets, which he generally made his meals of. His coat was covered with patches, and he wore a embed hat, which had been his condant companion for upwards of fourteen years. The in habitants called him the DoEtor, as he had formerly been forron's mare in the navy, and he was always didinguithed by carrying a very long cane in his hand. On being taken ill, he refuted to take any nourith. mene, and expired. On removing the bed cloaths to lay out the body, a Rocking was found, containing 3001. in guineas. half guineas, and fever !billing pieces, and within the lining of his wiiftcoat there were several papers, which proved to be vouchers for 3oocl. vetted in the funds by a refpeitable attorney. The whole of the property will go to the daughter of the deceafed, a (errant at Richmond. On hearing the news of her father's death, and her cLiint to the money, the furprize nearly turned her brain. DIED. Saturday, Mrs. Trebeck, wife of the Ito. Junes Trebeelc, of ChKuria. Mlddlafez. • Suddenly, Me Serene Mister& the adadea Pram' of lad Tub. while be was /alibi. a walk. la the Webster akigacklme. The DamAtebagader at the Coast of Vidwa. 14. Mani dt Svherin, It aight of the Order et Datmehieg, of theAVldte &ale, 8M St. Smiling, to the 61Ith yar of his ye. Ftiday.fe'auight, Aber hot& is blow Kistrltwab ink iadi Hays widow atlas 'neon Hay, et Akleritage, LONDON MARKETS. CORNEXCHANGE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER i. There were feveral frdh irrival of Wheat today, and that of good quality has a more ready fate, and brings a better price—gond Barley likewife—ln Malt and Beans but (mall variation—White• Peas in great plenty—There is a gnod (*apply of Oats, and but fete fine ; fates of the belt here at our quotation.—Flour withbut alteration. oo el:mailer, AS llNOtlt Wbelt, 38s. SOS. 6u per v. Grey Peale 386 425. Fine Ditto, 655. 686. od. , Beans, ps. 595. Rye, 306.36.1.04. Tick Ditto 366.516. od Barley, tBs. 33a od. Oats, 141. 28s. 326. Malt, 646. 705. od. Poland ditto 34.3 cs. Wilke Peak, 415. 3os. °IL Rape Seed, 40 1 . 44 1 . Fr WI. rates 01 ?LOUR. Fine Floor sp. to dos. Seconds sos. to 335. pa fad. PR ICE OF HOPS. BAGS. POCIRTS. Rent - 61 os to 71 75 Kent - 51 os to 71 201 Suffcx 61 os to 71 OS URIC - 61 os to 71 os Era 61 os to 71 os Farnham ill to let 05 PRICE OF HOPS IN THE. BOROUGH MARKET. Bags 61 as to N tee Palms 61 os to 81 Ss SMITHFIELD MARKET, DEC. 6. This day's market had but a Mort fupply of dif ferent kinds of cattle. Beaf, Veal and Pork, fully maintain la% prices, and Mutton is fomethingeheaper —The trade was for the molt part very indifferent. The tales in the Hay Market were dull ; Hay fetches a higher price than our laff report, and Straw and Clover keep pretty heady. The following i s a s accu rate Batement o i the prices and numbers: To F* the ofd—per Rene of Sib. Beef 41 od to S. od I Veal is od to ss 6d Mutton as od to 45 6d Pork 4s fad to Ss od Lamb os od to os od RIAD OT CATTLR TQ. OAT. SCAR iSrwahD, 400. NEWOATE and LEADINHALL, December 6. Per Raise of Db. by de weak. Bed podto as *Weal pidtos' id Mattes p od to as cid I Pork . as to se ad PRICES OF HAY AND MAW. St. junta's. %Vibram*. th/Perleed 3 oo to 11 el Hay per Ised 3 3t• 4 4 Straw as4oto z za o Saw a to s:6 Clover 4 ors • MC* Ow UAT AND renew us Hay, Per Lad Wow Clover 11 Is. to 41 OS 11 IL to il :Es 31 05 to 41 46 PRICE OF TALLOW 114 LaNDO)I. St, jameee market 4a od Tows Taibw 671 6d to as Clare Market mod Telow Rana Ms to Me 6d Wlliteekapel Market White ate 67. 641 to o. (per date of Db.) p and Reap ate 6ls to as od Melted Stet Os to es od Ditto mask 39e al to 011 Average Price 35 t rid Games aas od Good Dreg, me to os Tetra See m& to oe—Matted,ll6e—Cted, ya Price of Caudle* pa dome, t u cal—Mould% Its ad COAL MARKET, December & Ships at Market Skips fold Price 6a Newealtle Coal So 45 1 94 to 53 1 6& 6 Sundetl4nd 3 435 cal to 46 1 3 41 3 Stoic Coal o one od 3 Cinders 3os od COURSE OF EXCHANGA - - - Arafterdaas 35 s s UL Do. at light 34 7 Rotterdam It j s Uf. Hamburg!' 3s 9 si LYE Alto 3s to at UL Parisi day's date as 4 liv. Paris - as It TX Boardeanie as 13 ditto Ark, no the Bank of 1 Portman' Gold in Coin, pe Gold in liars New Dollars, per ounce Cadiz pap Naples 44 Ditto 34 etE Gains Madrid pap L is Ditto 3• t 8 Openell Bilbos 3o of Dobbs I.tvhorn 54 Cork I V caitespilivres Pieta An:Una per ti. Reding. [glands} per Cent. r ounce 0 o • ato 0 o o • S 7i SARAH ECXTOID, aged thirty-five years. When &ft this cafe of Scrophula made its appearance it was in the abforbent glands of the neck, which be came rather thickened, and then advanced to a hard tumor ; flie applied to a medical gentleman who brought it to fuppuration, he then opened it, and the neck became ulcerated from the ear to the thoul. der ; tumors fo*n timed in the falivary glands, un der the chin, in the parotid, by the tide of the ear, and the abforbent glands on the other fide. She was admitted an out patient of St. Bartholomew's Hofpital for eight months, without receiving any relief. At this time, by the advice of Mary Made, who had experienced relief at the Difpenfary, Soho fquare, the began taking the Drops, and continued them for the (pace of a twelvemonth, when the ul cers healed, and the became perfectly well. Crown Cant, Fleet4trect. RAiAK IiCKFOILD. Be careful to alit for SPILSSURY'S Patent Anti. fcorbutic Drops, having the words " By the King's Patent" expreffed at length on the bottle, bill of di reitions, and nutfide wrapper ; the Ramp alto, the King's duty, is printed in black ink inilead of red.— /34We. price 55. 6d. cos. and tl. as. duty included. Difpenfary. No. rs, Sobo•fquare. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. TO-MORROW. Miming - - - 31 minutes after 3 Alterman - - - st trdnutes after 3 NBW MEDICINR ACT. FNEWBERY and SONS, No. 45, St. Pond's . Church-yard, Loudon. Proprietors of Dr. James's Powder and other valuable Preparations, inform the Public, that in eon (route= of the new Stamp Duties. the price of that Medicine will be in future as. sul. per Pack* or it is. 6cL per Dozen; but the Quantity of a Dozen Packers in a Bottle (as Dade up for the Army and Navy) may be had fur th 4.. And as Stamps ate prepared, by order of the Conuulthoners, for Metes. New bcry's feparate Me, in which the Words, . F. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's" are engraved, and as it is prefumed that this will be a fufleient Security againtt Counterfeits,his Signature OP the La bel; will be difeontinued. The following are the prices of their Medicines, to the &ft twenty of which Mr. Newhery's Stamps are abed, but thole who purchafe fix or more at a time, will be allowed the Stamps gratis. Dr. James's Powder a 9 Dalby's Carminative 1 9 —a Bottle te a Dr. Auftin's Chalybrate -- Analeptic POW 4 6 Pith - - 4 • large Box 2 4 0 FreakesTinet. of Bark 4 0 Dr. Steers's Opodeldoe a 6 Ditto Hudson's ditto 3 0 .--- CouvulGoo Oil 2 6 Tonic Bills - a 9 s--•-- Mee Drupe a 6 EnglithCciee - 2 9 .... Camomile Drops g 9 Dr. Hooper's Pills a ag .----- Paregoric Lo- Grant's Drops I a g settees - a 1 g [NUM Scots Pills a o A ngibastre Blois ditto a i Henry's Magnolia a 6 Effenee of Coltsfoot 3 6 Norton's Drops 5 6 Mr. Speace's Dentifrice 4 0 Spilfbury's Drops 5 6 Cephalic Swig s o Dr. Solander's Tea s 9 Jones's Mews. Tind. 3 6 Cremates's Tinctures I I dewy.. MOPS Pills 4 6 Ditto Tolls Lozenges a a Mecca Pepperrniat ilt Mace of Ginger s 9 Glafs's Magee& 3 6 " I •_A.l= l6 Y Paws. parttodatty Mc/fencers, labile the lialife of mei" Idcw 6o 7 , they think k Doceffary to pohst oust, that kb at the 244010 f fit. Pwre,fane 401 61 from Che a P ll6c, with there Wards iaferibed oa the front... • Tai four Waitangi' s' an Da.iatues fforaar.". TWYFOED COTTAGE, WINCHP.ETEtt. To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT', cumpletely sad et. gently turninted, 'TvHE above beautiful Cottage, lately fitted up at conilderable Expenee,,in a File of peat tafte, with Stabks 'Coach Houk, and otter detached Meas. Shrubbery, aad good kitchen Garden., The above Cottage is Strafed •in the Ibsen part of Hempt♦tre for Field Spans, on the borders of a Capitak Treat Strvaso, and commands very beautiful sit ws of the furroanding Cavalry, It is wen calculated for the accommodation of a nunierate•Family and the Purehafer way have hea•ediefe puffeiTton.•—Within dirce Mike of M'inchefter, Line of fialdrunpten, and fish of London. For pullets/an reply ft Mt. Soho; Solicitor, No. 3, Him• Ceort.Templa, SAW* MANOR and FREEHOLD NSTAT.ES between LUDLOW a t ti SHREWSBURY, in the COUNTY of SALOP. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. SMITH, .oht Chdraway'e, an Tuoiday.. December to, at Twelve o'Clock, =ids an acceptable offer is made in the mein time by Private Contra& THE MANOR of EATON, extending over aboue do:o Aetna, fines, reliefs. quit-rents, rights, mid imam,: ties belonging to the fame, with a large and valuable Freehold F.Rate. containing t!oo Acres of rich Arable, Pafturc, and Ma dow Loud. wgll fitters for marictv, Urns and egg, near the turnpike rood leoding tram Shrewiburr to Ludlow , tithe free, and [AAA= Merited, tale °tura Stretton, in the prick at & too . and oseoty Of Solnk The Mate is highly improvable, iatert t ed, ed 1101 weed limisomd well adapted fur the prefervatioa agate, Wei voliiiii *a Moor abound*. with kitable farmboofm, ham. sad entebsildlogs.lprell cottages, a water manitail, and fine rua dreint of water *rough th e 18114 May be tweed. Vinkularo had any time previous to the f o i e . o f t h e protege . of.tbe Woreefter nnd Oxford lowa*. ay Skrenibury Cbronacie• at the White Ham, Bath ; Bulk Bridal; Angel. Ltidlow ; IVrerrs."-Buter . and Lloyds, Soketto t o,„ Lod towi of Mr. Vickers, grannurc„ ow Bride:teeth; Mr. Jolts Broome, Church Strom- so • at Garrawsy's ; sod of Mr. Smith, No. 61, Broad-ftroetOtirj;l Ent:bane, wherea map of the eitatn may be feen.-.Tes dunked pomade of the mirth* mom any remain on mortgage. FURNITURE and VALUABLE of HAGBEAOH HALL, C TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. SMITH, On the Peasant, on Thurfday nest the nth inft. and followlite dos. Sunday excepted, at se ta'Clotk, I'HE Valuable and Genuine HOUSEHOAD FURNITURE, Fixtures, Building Materials, Stage Potts and Iron Chains, Waggons, Cans, a Caravan, Timber Carriage. large Brewing Copper, Calks, Fire Engine. and Effrdts of Hogback Hall, three miles front Wilbeach ; comprifing Beds and Bedding, Demers, Chairs, Carpets, Glares, and a general effort/sent of Cabinet Furniture. The Building Materials are in excellent pretervation, and com prife a large quantity of lead, fame brit* and (tone, Lathes, tiling. ftrong timba g ginders.joifts. rafters, prime oak and Sr floors and wainfeoting, marble chimney pieces, elegant Itaircafes, pavement. capital green and hot bourn, phteries, numerous offices, Stabling andont buildings, forming lots (nimble for every defuiption of bitildini, and peculiarly convenient for water carriage. To be viewed one day previous to the fate, and Catalogues bad on the grartifcs ; at the Crown, St. Ives; George, Chattaria White Hart, March; Role and Crown, and Vine, Wilbeacb ; -Duke's Had, Lynn • Red lion, Cambridge; Crown, loam ; Lamb. Ely;. ifhite Hart, Bolton; Augel, Peterbernugb ; Ocarge,Spaßling ; and of Mr. Smith. No. 6a, Broad-Rem, near the Royal Eufaula lILDINC: FOR ACCOUNT 0 PTHE MANUFACTURERS, EXEMFT FROM THE AUCTION DU'L'Y, AGREEABLE TO ACT OF PARLIAMENT. On Tisurfday, December 19, at Four o'clock, X ERAC, SON, and CO. will put up to Public M Sale, at tiscir Warcb,oufes, No. yB, q2cen-ltroct, a large Affortment of BRITISH PIECE GOODS. at. Particulars will be given in time, by M. L. Mcrae, Jun. Broker. asvotsioN TO A LAROE. ESTATE IN NORTHUM• BERLA ND. . To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. SMITH. At Darraway's; on Friday the atitls iolt. at Twelve, A N ABSOLUTE REVERSION on the deal& 1 . of a Gentleman, aged about 6o yeah proilded a Genilesnaa. aged about 13 years, than &nitre to a , large ee4 Valuable rltrttc called Maniac, in the parilb of Warkwouth. near Maw itl4 Hf r tbumberland. The Eftate LAM of Timber. and worth at lalt icool. per annum. Particulars may be had ten days preying to tin tale, of Thee. Bell, Efq. Alnwick toe Prioter of the Neweaftle enoratttt o = l Head. Morpeth; of Mr. Finis, Solicitor. Hart-itreet, Bul fquare ; at Garriway's ; and of Mr. Sandi; No. 61, Broad-ftrott Royal Exchange. REVERSION to ESTATES in the COUNTY of DURHAM. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. SMITH, At Garravray's, on Fridiy, December so, at Twelve o'Clock. by Order of the Affignees of Mr John Robert Anderhan. wilds an acceptable offer Is wide in thC mein time by Private Cootrad, THE ESTATE and INTEREST of the kid ASSIGNEES, In and to formal FREEHOLD and LEASE HOLD ESTATES in the County, and near the city of Dt:7ham ; comprifing abmat Four Hundred and Eighty Six Acres, at Seamy, in the pan& of Scaham ; Caffop, iu the parifh of Katie ; and at Shedfort, in the with of Petting:am Hall Garth. The prtfene rental is eitimated at 3931. per Annum. To be view-d twenty days preceding the talc, and particulars then had of Mars. Gregfon and Dixsa, Snilciton, Angel-court, Throgmorton-ftreet ; alto of the Printers of the 6:meanie Chro nicle and York Herald; at Garraway's, and of Mr. Smith, No. 63, Broad-ltreet, Royal Exchange. To TI4(S. TAY LOR, Efq. No 9, New liridge-ftreet, London. SIR -I confider it but an at of plaice due to the meet. of your LEAKE's PATENT PILLS, to commuoi cate to you the following Cure, which has recently been performed by them:—An acquaintance of mirk, who by the breaking out of an old Venereal Complaint (attended by a Complication of Dil orders arifing therefrom), was reduced almoft to a skeleton, and though he bad the belt medical advice which could be obtained, and tried a variety of patent medicines, nothing could be procured which teemed to fuit his cafe, or du him any farvice; be reltrattlea in a molt reduced and pitiable fitnation for two years, unable to follow his prof Mon, and fcarcely able to walk or even to Rand on his legs ; in feet, no one who knew him ever fuppofed k far him to recover. He wavadvifed at bit to try your LlAlel Pu.s.s—he did fo, itridly adhering to the diredtions given with them—he had not taken more than two boxes, before he found an alteration for the better: this encouraged him to proceed. and by taking a few hoses more he found his appetite and Rrength gradu ally return, and is now as healthy and as ttout as any man I know. "uu are welcome, Sir, to refer any perfon to me for a confirmation of the above account if it &mild be doubted. I am, Sir, your obedient humble (errant, Library, Folkftone, July ides. 11 - 10. PURDY. Prepared and fold by the fide Proprietor Titus. 'TA TLuR, Member of the keyal College of Surgeons, Lon don, at bit haute, Nu. 9, New Bridge ltreet ; Where, after a conftant cadence of more than to years, in a pradice particularly directed to the cure of Venereal complaints, and thole incidental to the parts of generation in bah fexca,vritia that inviolable feerecy which men of his proft.Mon (Maid always obferve, he flatters himfelf the advice and affiftance he gratultoufiy adminifters to perform taking this medicine, will be eftzemed, by a difcerning public, as an advantage Edam to be o►tained, and void of ambiguity. Ago fold, by Ms appointment. for the convenience of thofe liv iitsttggat a diftanee, at the Perfumer's No. 35, St. AlbaresAreet, Pall Mai; the Toyikop, t 03, Ozford ftreet ; Mr. Difborough, 7, Fifb fbrest4lll; Mr. Bastes, South bridge, Fdinburgb; Mr. M.Do. Glafgow ; Mr. Callwers„ Dublin; Mr. Billinge's, Liverpool; Mr. Atkinfon's, fidanchetter tad by one perfon in every confi &rattle town in Great Britain and Ireland, in bozo of only a& 9,T -esely fealed up with,fel and pbin dirertions, whereby parfaits of either Camay cure theasfelves with cafe, fpeod, feereey, and [atm: N. N. Eiery boa fold in Great Irritant is failed up with a ftarnr• nz which. by fewsor of the commilkoners, is primed at the Stan? 011 ice—T. Taylor, No. 9, Net* Bridge ltreet—to imitate which is dozy , alLaakrow isa comma:Lit. LONDON: Printed mad pablilheej bf LEVI& Loir (of car, "rbutY•Place , Lambeth), at the "WAIL Of FlOB. Nm t Carcy l NM . rubiite4 alb at the SU& COWS, 71111.114/i IT . I h ~.. .