Star. — London, England, 1802-06-01 00:00:00

"Tr' - - LAI;* TEL L NE. candles. Steverson had moved in arren ofjudg ment, on the gri.und that the Board of Excite was' not a Court within the 26th of. Gen. 111. cap. 77. feet. 13. hilt Mr. Jußice Gitostt,faid, the opinion , of the Court, forrnedupon all the Aets made upon the like circurnflanewt, was.clearly, that the ob jeaion was without any foun,iation ; and conk quently that judgment ought not to be arrefted., ; His landfill') mkt proceeded to pronounce the judgment of the Count. With regard to litexen ton. he raid, that from his long pra.lice .as an' Attorney, he midi Le well aware how much relied , upon the pure adminiaration of jutfliee ; and that his conduit tended to mock the laws aids country, and (coif at deluded Make. The Court would he well warranted in inflieiing infamous punilhment upon him, but they were aware, that from forte, circumaances, this might I.c attended with tripre ferions confequenCes to him than they wiltied to infiia. The centence which he was direeteduto pronounce was, that he fhould be imprifoned im his Majeily's jail of Newgate for one year; ind that J. Vicars and. J. Goodwin, the other perfons eoncerned,fhould he imprifonedfortix monthseach. COURT or Aw.TIR ‘LIW. Do , reas . Conotetv.l siTurTmy, M.%Y 29. Titi% the Hon. r 1!71 , .t.tAm SCOTT pro:-.•....fed to ett . :\djudicatiott of the following Gsn. Major Walteniforif. —..—, Sewell mat ter. Thi, was a cafe of further proof both with relpe.l to the Up and a very valuable catrothich was bound to (..:( penhlgen at the time of the cap ture. It appear-. 1 that the claimants had not I•cro able to ftirnith !:te necciftry futther pool within the limited time ordered by the Court, and therefore an Application was made for an exten fion ,if the time. The Court gave the claimants till Ow fird day of next term. Johanna Elizabeth, —. Corti - as Mailer. In this cafe a claim was given for a cargo of butter, which was going. as a:ferted, to I.itbon. It ap. reared that this property was claim. l as belong in ro an American fnbjea, and it was lubmitte''d on the part of the captors, that this perfon merely lent his name for the purpole of covering French I property. The Court direaed further proof to be Blade of the cargo. within the ufual time. Vrouw Anna ':Tat i. ,--.--, Barring Mailer.— Thi s wassa claim for forty buts of wine (part of the fhip's cargo) that was going from Guernfey to Rotterdam: The Court ranted the property as claimed, but allowed the captors their expenses. V: ouw Dirkje, Vilfor Mailer. The Ceuta in this cafe condemned the propertylur want of further proof. JOHNSON STUART. In this cafe the Plaintiff bad recovered 'a thou fand pounds f-oni the Defendant in an affirm for a libel. The Defendant's Attorney moved for a Rule to thew cattle why, upon payment of the da mages into Coutt,the executionffiouldnot bellayed ? Mr. ERSKINE and Mr. GARROW obferved, that it was fingiilar the Defendant and his Attorney Ihould be fo anxious about the damages—all they had to do was to pay them. This, in fio, was done, and Mr. Wylde, the Plaintiff's Attorney, had a litn upon them for bufinefs done for the Plaintiff. It was unneceffary to cite cafes to fhcw that an Attorney had a lien'upon all money he teem/eyed for his coils and charges. Even though his client should become a bankrupt, his affignees could not recover without paying the Attorney's hill, and therefore the fuggeßion made in Mr. Ed wards's affidavit, that the Plaintiff had a docket arttek againfi him, made no differen c e in the cafe. Mr. Gm: raid, the caufe of their anxiety was very apparent. AU they were afraid of was, that they might be called upon to pay twice. It was true, that the execution was now iffued, but it was in confequence of their notice of the prefent ;no tion. They were allied why need they be fo anxi ous about the Plaintiff ? He would tell them, there was a docket buck, and they were afraid if. they paid the Plaintiff's Attorney, they thould again be called upon by his affignees. The Court raid, as the execution had been i filied Mice the original motion in the caufe—the Ilate of facts no longer applied to the motion, and as the money had been paid under the execution, the Defendant could not be called upon for it again. Rule difchargeal. COURT or fMN . I'S BENCH, MAY 3r. This !icing the hilt day of Term, the bufincfs of , the Conn confi fled chiefly of motions of course, or relating to points of praaiee. Jacob Cator, Efq. purfilant to appointment en a fawner day, appeared in Court, to receive' indgoleat, for hrolingoirritten certain letters of a li l>rl~ons tendency to Mr. Jackfn, of Beckenham. Mr. Juflice Gitoss prefaced the judgment by a variety of general obfervation., inferring, that although the libel in quellion was not one which was calculated to ptomote a breach of the peace, it was, neverthelefs • one upon which the Color was called upon to inflia tome poniffiment. He regretted that a Gentleman, who had, through a long life, deported himfell in firth a manner as to have gained the clleem of a numerous and moll refreaable circle of friends, fhould have conde fcended to be bialred by the party difputes of a pariah The Court, confidering ail the cirenm fiances of his cafe, and what he had alledged in mitivation, adjudged, that he Mould pay a fine to the King of tool. and he committed to the etiflo ly of the Islarlhal of the Marfhalfea of this Court un til fuch fine be paid, which fine the Defendant im mediat,-ly paid, and was dilcharroal. Mr. An ,st. on the part of Mr. Cater, imme diately moved, that the original letters, which formed the fobjea of the libel. lhould be delivered into die hands fan officer of the Court. Mr. Juilice GROSS laid, the Court had no power to interfere. In the cafe of Mon and Charnock (for which fee our report of Saturday) Mr. Juflice Gloss deli vered the opinion of the Court, that the direftion actin Learned Judge (La BLANC) who tried the cattle was right, and that no new trial ought to be granted. Mr. Gulps moved for a Mandamus to be di reled to the Town Clerk of flaflry, commanding 'him to fwear in a Mr. J. Sher, as a Common- Councilman of that Corporation. Mr. Gibbs tiler. I Dated the Confliintion of the Borough, which ori ginated out of a charter of Henry VIII. They confilled of a Mayor, twelve Aldermen, and a The Convent of Langheim ' in the Duch; of Cnounon Council. What was a very fi ngnlar Wirtemberg and Bilhopric of Bamberg, was de thtng, and what lie fhould fcarcely have credited, ftroyed by fire on the night of the 6th of Aptil without having feen it himfelf in the charter— The whole of the beaatiful Abbey was continued. the Mayor ear is, in all cafes, to have a double vote, The damage is laid to amount to 200,00 a florin and not me- , ly a caning voice ;to that the Cor- ESGLISH STAIR LOTTERY begins drawing Au 'oration might, by poffibility, be equally divided gull 2, floz.—This Lottery confitts of only 24,000 for ever. Ihe mode of reefing the Common- Tickets instead of 60.000, and the loweft Prize council was fettlad by aby law; and it was this— 191. The Prizes to be paid in Sterling money.— each Aldernian voted in the firft inflance for thole The highe ft Prizes, are two of 20,0001.—Tw0 of he thought proper to fi ll the o ffi ce ; thole, the to,oool.—Two of 5,0001.—Tw0 of 20001.—Four fix having the greateft number of votes were elea- of i,oool.—Eight of cool.—Twenty of tool.—and ed in the firft inflance : the number of thisite were Forty-one of sol.—The Tickets, Halves, (Iliarters, again, in like manner, by a fill/ferment vote, re- Eighths, and Sixteenth Shares, are fold and re duced to two; and then, the one of thefe two hay. gittered by Mr. NICHOLSON, at his State Lottery ing the greateft number of votes, was the perfon Office, No. 16, Cornhill, London ; where the first duly eitcled. In there votings, each Alderman Prize of 2 o,oGol. that was ever divided into ft:teen had balls, or bullets, which were put into separate Shares, (No. 17,993), was fold and regiftered in boxes. In a late vacancy, the votes were taken in I the loft Engliffi Lottery, Aprit7, 1;02. Particii this manner, and the two alternate calalidatt; ' lit s thereof, and of the great fuccefs that attended were Mr. Shee, on whole behalf he moved, and a the purchafers of Tickets and Shares at this Office Mr. Clarke ; bin when they proceeded to the id- l in the late Lotteries, arc inferted in the Schemes timate eleaion, by which one of thefe was to be !at large. Correfpondents in the country who in eleaed, the votes were equally divided, and con- ' tend hononring this bottle with their orders, are tinued fo for twenty-two ballots ; length one o f , requelled to be particular in giving direEtions to the Aldermen who voted for Mr. Slice, loft his ball, , No. 16, Cornhill, and to fee that every Share is which the other fide infifted was the lots of the figned, by the public's moll obedient humble ter vote ; this be denied, and iequelled another ball t vant, w. micaotsos• might be given him. They refilled, but laid, if he ; The public have an interell in being informed, could fi nd his ball in the room he might again that the violent pains, contraEted tendons, and tire. vote : if not, he mutt hilc it. The Mayor l e t s hnibs , wiling from nen/imams, are capable and rightly, that the • Alderman could not re re- Irf perfea cure. The following letter from a gen tui d his right of balloting merely becaufe he had tleman of the Bank of England, contains a very 101 l his ball, ard adjourned the meeting. The extraordinary inflance of this kind, that deferves other party, however, carried off the ballot boxes to be generally known : by force, and irregularly eleaed Mr. Clarke. The TO DR. CARDS SR, LONG-ACRE. Mayor, on the. Idler hand, purfuant to the power Sir—About fourteen years ago, I was feized veiled in hin, by the charter, called a regular meet- i with a violent Itheumatifin from my hip to my i ng , a t a foh..eotient day, in which Mr. Shee was foot, which hafted four months, depriving me of elated. dilly o ll the c h at ter di te s e a th a t the reit Jay and night ; I did not expea to furvive Common Courcil fuonid he fworn before the the tiruke ; and have lien much aftlicled fence Mayor, yet ,alr. Clarke had been irregularly with the fame complaint, from one to three months fworn in another manlier. His application was !at a time. Dr. GARDNER'S Fills were reconimend for a Mandamus to the Town Clare to fwear in, ed to me by a Clergyman from Dubliti,who himfelf Mr. Slice, who, tic contended, was alone regul riy I urea themin a few weeks I was pole.* cured. eletted.—aule yi wanted. I recommend thole Pills to all my friendf, and TILE EINE; I`. A. STFVSNTON AND OTHERS. am your's, &c. T. PARitINSON; • The defen.litot, with others, flood convieled of Oudot Office, Bask of Enetarid,Dee. a conipiricy for preventing a witnefs from attend- br. GARDNER'S Pills and Plaitter, foill at his mg before the 8..4, la Lscii., in order to prevent haute, No. 75', and 76. Long-Acre, London, and his giving evidence against a man of the name of -by venders in geoer4l, figned ea every box J. - GASILDNARI ISe tOS• 64i sad rs.—u. sd. boles ROE V. ZULKELEY. Mr. Grass (hewed caufe againli ratio?, afide the inquiiition taken before the Sheriff of kampihirei •in this cafe,(for a full report of which, our Readers a referred to the :; rsR of the 25th and 26th ult.) It appeared from the affidavits, be faid, that h• 2• iltually had,martied a rich widow after deferting the plaintiff; that he had boatled of being worth 15001. and that he had the impudence to vitit Mifs Roe as her lover fume weeks after hii mar riage with another. Mr. ERSKINE faid, that his client was not worth more than 2001. in the world. Lord ELLEN soEnv-Gn Arca whether he would engage to bring that firm Into Court, if the other tide would be contented with it? • The defendant would not enter - into - this under taking, and the rule was difchatged, to that the verdict for ;001. (lands. ~SPORTING INTELLIQINGE. • . . YORK . SPRINC: MEETIN(:, THIIitSDAY, 14AY' 27. 6vretfllakcs of wogs. act, h. it. for two years old fillitar SR{ From Middlt thorpr Corocr to the "DOI PoR. i Sir T. Garcoigne's ch. f. by Beoningbrough, Out of Mill Tippet Mr. Shwelirs b. f. Regina, by Moorcock, oot.ot Rally. 4* • 1,01t4 ti • • 2 Sir 11. T. Vane*,:filly, by rstriot 14 5 to 4 on :Sir T. lLtfectigne's filly. The Suhfeription MA.: of szl. fur all ages-.-3 yrs.fld, 6R. 94.. • yrs old, ;IL 911).—j yrs. old. BR. Trs. dd and aged, litt..lllb. 111,,ti.4 it borfes. &c. at, the time of meals • to be allowed 41b and at. winner of .t Sweepftakes, this year. en ging Ib. Aura mile heats. Mr, K. Fletchces by Sit,Ptler,s yrs. old • i $ • Mr. Cor.moth's la h. NV Lttler • s yrs. oid - 4 L Luke of Hamilton's b. c. l.y Waling, 3 yrs. old 3 3 3 Mo. Weiburses b. I. by Welty, 4 yrs. old • - a •dif• Even betting on I .et . .e, a 1., t •nitt.Wiefller, and high vat& nil the other two ; aftc . r the fitti. heat, 3 to t On Lethe; , the licond -heat, s to t on Wreitier.—The fecond and third were two very fine beats. Mr. Men:tees b. h. beat Captain Jenkins'. gr. h. four miles, sogs.—Even betting, add s to 4on the grey Itorfe.--Won eat e. Relative to a difoute at the above Meeting, reloading the weight that Lethe thould carry, we Wert the following tram the York Herald: Before Ranting for the Suhfcription Plate for all ages onTh urf day, at York, it was fuggefted by &me that Lithe %vas not a Mi:idett horfc, and therefore, agreeable to the articles for the plate, ought nut to be allowed the 41b.--.Mr. Fletcher, after confultiog one of the Steward*, and in order to avoid difputes, ordered that Letbe &mild carry the 4111 and which hr did far the firft and legend heats. Mr. Fletcher, however, on further Inquiry , judging that the fiatement of t.tthe's not bang a Madden hark was erroneous, ran Ltthe with sib. Ws fur the third beat. BROCKET-HALL RACES, FRIDAY, MAY A Plate of pd. for all ages-3 yrs. old, 6ft. ralbe-4 711 olf - 61b.-3 yrs. old, 9ft. alb.-6 yrs. old, 91. ;ll).—and aged; • 9ft. 91b. Two mile heats. Mr. Lamb's ch. c. Creeper, 3 yrs. old Mr. Howarth's b. h. Chippenham, 6 yrs. old Sir to 4 on Chippenham. . t - zdr A Gold Cup, value toogs. being a fubfcription of togs. each titefutplus to _he paid the winner in (peck, for horfes of all ages-3 yrs. old, .cit. 71b.-4 yrs. old, yft. 61b. —s yrs. old. 'lift. slb —6 yrs. old and aged,9lt —Twice round the Conde, about 3 miles and a half. Sir. J. Shelly names Mr. Dawf.mrs Q2iz, yrs. old 1.0:a MelbOurn names Luean, 6yrs. old H. R. H. the Prince of Wales's Surptife, s yrs. old Mr. T. •:: c. Creeper, by Dragon, 3 yrs.old Haller, s Pyrrhus, 4 yrs. old - Mt. Sitwell's lieldfare. 4 yrs. old - • Dee to 4on Quiz; 3 to z againft Surprife ; 3 tot agattft Fieidfare. Mr. Brand's Rolla, t aft. againft the Duke of St. Alban's Hop t tit. tcilb. dace miles, 200, ft.--Of by content. A Sweepftakes of logs. each, for !mks enrrying raft. each, thft never Rafted, paid or received forfeit before :he zit of Nlarch, tBot, on which dae the Stake clofed.—Tife two mile courfe heats to be rode by C.:: :airmen. Mires and gebl:ngs allowed 31b. The horfuto be :Ana iidithc •,:ri.,2..•.rty of :u•b fathers.. Mr. Paris'i hr. h.by - - t I Mr. Jones's hr. g. by Kin 7 Fergus - C 2 Lord t. Wm:clerk's br. g. kutir.ente, by Dragqn - 3 Lady Salilbury's be. g. Dz'Ols, by Hatfield, aged. 4 4 F.vets betting on Mr. Jones's gelding, after the lirit heat even betting ou Mr. Paris's br. h. - - - I SATUIRDAv, MAY 29. A Plate of 50t, free for any boric that tre..cr won a Plitt- or Sweep' yrs. old, 6ft. I alb.-4 yr, .dd, aft. s yrs. old, aft. :lb —6 yrs. old, 91t. 71b.—.td aged. 911.. Heats, once a mite and turee quart, re. Sir C. Bwibury's b. c. Whirligig, by Whigkey, &yrs. old (won it eary) - - Mr. Doehery's eh. f. 1 ithland Lafs, by brother to Grey Dimes!, 3 yrs. obi - Mr. Ridet's b. g. Sir William:by-Yowl Higlrftyir,oged 3 3 The Brocket Staks.s, a Sweepftakat of logs. each. Two mile . Cout l e -- 4 Try- fads culling IR- yrs. old,aft. 6 yrs. old and aged, sift. Ob.—and aged, sta. 416. Mr. Howortls's b. Is. Ctdppeohain, 6 yr.& old Mr. Lamb.nansed Mfttinitis, by Ruler, g Try., old Mr. Sitwell named Meteor, 6 yrs.old The Prince of Wales named Plillpott„stgcd Mr. lissere.'s b. h. by Dust/ammo, 6 yrs. old - I A good Race betweentittimes and Chiryenhtm. . Fitre tot on Whirligig for the Plate • and tor the Cep, 7to 4 againft Chippeubans-6 to 4 againit. Dictair-•and 3to agaiutt • 1 3 4 BIRTHS. • At Dublin; die wife of Ric h ard Zing's, VA. of die Treafurr 44 fon. , On the sift Mt. of s fon, the Lady of John Hawkins, Lfq at his Wade in Rah er--ftreet. • Saturday feanight, at Wilburn the Lady of Col. Shute, of a fon. On the seth uk. at Rockville, %aft Lothian, Mrs. Grant, of Congaiton, of a daughter. • IN INDIA. At Goa, on the 3d Augult, the Lady of Colonel Sir William Clarke, of a foo. As the Cape, the I.ady of Edward Watts, Efq. of a daughter. At Mafuliparam, the Lady of Capt. Beaman, of a daughter. At Palarricotah, on the 3othAugult, the Lady of Major P. C. Everett, of a daughter. The Lady of George Lys, F.fq. of a fon. The I .ady of H. Compton, Efq. of a fon, who died a few hours after his birth. In the Tanjoie country, the Lady of J. Wallace, Efq • of a - fon. At the Cape of Good Hope. the Lady of Colonel Cockburn, of the Royal Artillery, of a daughter. MARRIED. At Dover, on Monday, the zyth ult. Lieutenant Lionel C. Hook, of the tad Regiment, to Mifs Elisabeth t3mith. On tile 18th ult. a: I.itchlield, John Nuttal, Efq. of Bury, in Lancaflorc, to Mifs Elia. Parker, daughter of G. Parker. F fii. s3d ult. at Plyrounth, Samuel Pym, Efq. a Poll Captain In the Royal Navy,to Mifs Lockycr, only daughter of Edmund Lockyer, EN. of that place. IN INDIA. On the itsth Sept. ►alt, W. ic.Nlye, Efq. Chief OfE , -er of the Hon. Company's (hip Prineefs Charlotte, to Mils Clarke. At Bombay, Lieutenant /ration, to Miff C. Bowler. In Bergs', Ij:igen:lnt C. Galley, of the Nattvc Infantry, to Miro C. Young. At Cochin, on the a3tl. Sept. Lieutenant Thomas White, of the Honourable Compaby's Bombay European Regimcut, to MIN Clara JacolioN At Bombay, Lioutcuatut T. Moore, of the Native Infantry, to Mils "f arriano. DIED. Lately, at his Seat at Hatt, near Sauna, in Cornwall, aged 49 year., William Symons, Elq. formerly a Captain in the Royal Cr.rnwall Regiment of Militia. 'Enda iy, in Efkx-tirect. Dr. Fordyce. soth lilt. Mrs. Filo) iafs , of Great Quees.ftreet, Lin- LAW, Inn Fickle. kiriday,at her haute, in Bedfort=ftrect. Bedford-4mm, Mn. Wroughtoo. On the the 6th alt. at Exeter, Thomas Hone, Efq. fon of the late ,Ir. is i,tian Home, of Billie. On the 14th init. at A ntertnony, tar advanced la llte, Mts. Bell, relict of the late John &IL lA. of Antenomy. IN INDIA. At &splay, Lk-meows RE. of the Sado. Waste,. Maio( GCstuumt, of the IgtßSgiment Native lotantry. With Colonel Agnew'. Detachment, Liehtenon R. B. Soots, of the Anillary. Gsissitace, se his At Serirgapatara, Mikity's. 8 4 th Regiment. On Otlober ad, Mrs. Fleostora Sykes. On the dull November lat Bbangulpore, Charles Haoall tem rra. run of theistetCbarieslisastao,, at_kifiree4- WHEN Prt.follional fideu of education and :e. fponlibility deviate from* the general fyilem by the re- t.etion of :1 pauiiar Branch, the floidnin of ions • centime* ucceft is the belt criterion of fttptrin - rill. Eight ycurs have 1 devoted iny pradice to the exchifivetrist- . ment of THREE INSORDEIL4, and the fuceelidel Welt of my plan gives me athlitinnal ardour to ?pore at far as Tam able the ravages of theft complaints which are tie molt import- , ant in the catalogue of human iinlirmitirs Atter initiation into every branch as ao Amp' :Surgeon, I formed a Wifill , at an early period of Pridice to rercuc ale front the ignorance of uncduoatod Men, or the equally dan• gerous precipitancy of general Pratitioners. • The THREP. DISORDERS, to the cure of which I Rive do- , ritual my attention, comprise every (peeler of VENEREAL IRFECIIOI4, whether of a recent of Wag iluratior..--24 1 y.. All kinds of DEBILITY, Whether arifing from theAnthit4 et Schoolboys, or the Indulgence of at ore that doe rangerneef of the fyiteni inn . Women which iNealled BARREN% NESS or STERILITY. • • Numerous dileafts ate the nit* of ignorance or hide ib dha treatment of a timpk Gonorrhea, an.l it Iv .tunfreginvitly hap pens that the feeds of Life are by the indirrierion of an unguarded hour. 2y a finierivr ftreh cornriatEts are cifily cured, and even where t;is(t that I . :u ty prefumetn oilers radical how-z.v.:•r are the ...via et e‘nttpl;e tted • tftrra ln'thit • difard , r company] with the calimito::; 110.13 • i0li of Man„ .. wpa from in dulger. cc et, - t fCi.:,;v•t:te prclat.. at ties of a fatitiona!ile .1 ire, aoquirr that st: , te which it the utlavoidable enn,loitc..ce yrnicimis Where the unhappy ft:lferer Orand. over his inifery,tft cS' 'ut.y conceals his nusit•rtunc, it m. , y he franc coninbrioe for: • hint to know. that alth. , lizh ir he an t•h;;;,A of doubt or lino- tai.tty with other Practitioners; the retrureal of *ire 0....11 • C& EN LIES by the len t Just pragrdik of Renautiou at-Titre,' m=ot of my mpr.mince: !f the :tot .11a4chn‘nrVend. begun to reduce mania. vigaur, 'Mich an zieh,. • * %l ft he I:.2.c:int by an early counteraction of this dangoid ltmarasi,t th,‘ cafes no great difficulties will *cm% But where this Deheieneyhaithr yews rained a veno , ,: feveranceisindifpettfibly reip nit c to revive the ipar4o of Life, and to re-as ;mate the Conftitution. MARRIED WOMEN, who. have lone beer. lifav"ot , In their ezpedattons of s i senior. rtcyhr altered, Milt it. Md .. inflamer furl defects are curable 14 Alutical The SECRECY which is ft , elfeittial en my undettakirc, m 4 the Q alifications which I have prat:Med to Rate, for It Bahr my my PretaStors, and in c with fu7h th 4 ietl- Dud= is given, that Mr B may be eonfulted refotuk (or by letters inclofing a (mall mote) at his honk, No, 19, Arm.- -• rm.- -l. treat, Strand, near Temple-Bar. teat tt There is an additional entrance in Watcr-ftrcet and the name is on both the doors. M. n Member rat the Rntal ronev• of Summits LONDON : Printed for thc Prowirors. by JOHN DANIEL.. of Carnaby-ftrect) at the STAR PRIKTING-OfE4 Ci., tin 1. Caety-tweet; sod publithed by LEVEL E.FoT (of C. beeborpplacci Lyntboth), at . No z, Carey-float, and 01 trait-Ogres, Tertpk-Bar; to which OlfiCe all ckuwav Sn /le sitatirffisl • IL , .Layp)N. 41144.1i:KETS. tORN-EXCIPit , 4(:I , .,MpNI).),Y. :lAN' 3r. RETURN of WHENI::n Nfark-lent. ~,, .. it:,ly trolk' _ . . re. the a k .t o T•Lky to, clic 2.16 vt ,N toy, - Ale to tile mw A6. 1 . 'Total- -S 74 4 :lllirter>. Avarsge 465. c1,...L - • is.!4.l.l.yber than istt reuirr.. I."A:CE (IF 1 IpPS. , 'Keilt .41 lets to 61 cc? : h.ot 4i I.,• • to 01 to,: 1 Sid Tex ,1 cc iv !II 24 - " Sttle.s 41 VI% U. 61 4:4 #: filkx 4 1 os to 51 srs . 1 ''• Fani. 51 !s :0 -1 :7; J - , ' . 1 f."..1T'1T1F1E , ...1). •,41:q 31. . 0 To filiktar cilal-14.r Itnne of 81b. . n ee r - 4,, 4 4 to es. lid i , "tai - ,is otl•so 6s 11: I Mitt& - p 46 to t.: 1 i l'utit . 4: 4.1,0, 6, 43 , 44 I.ar•tt ;* cd to 11* cd. . Stock at &Wrier thts•ntornittg,ll...titK I Itoo, • • ••iiICCO ao..ll.:lntit4 SrY , NE we:AT Ema 1.1..AD1. N 4-1.1 I .1., 111:13: it. •-• „. ..Priltore c: 1...1 . 0.1..!. the car,:de. . Reef 3$ nd to 54 (AI l7 cat 4', ;44 t 4 64 An Mutton Ss a! to ss fai l'ork 4% 44 to ;14 . .0 I.3Mt) C; ell to ''s 4d. PRICE Ok . I-lAl* AND STRAW,. May 31. • • SmithOckl. Ft. ;woes's. , • Whitelshapel. ..., o.Hay 345t0 6 6I 3 0 010 6 0 0 .4. 0 0 10.6 6. i fitT4W I 4to 1 19 r 14 oto 2 3 6 t is Or to a 6, • tiosver 5 5 to 615 1 --..t....-- 6 p o to y, a jo. COALS, May 31. • llca Coals in the Pool; a 1..: 44- orl• pet Clilkiro6. . • Delivered . , tl. iis. 01 • Sumferland, IL t9s. 94 • Delivered • 21. Es.' ed.. • , MANORS AND 7.STATE, NEAR WOORTAW, With PoilaiEmu of the err& tel part at Micharbaus next TO 1W SOLD B 7 ATIOTION-.lly 1 r. RAINE,. At the Rainbow Cotee-h.nfe, in Conihill, London, on T. day, the at th of jonc, at Twelte &elect, fn Sciren '1 ItUf. Y el igible and compact FREEHOLD 1 - ES rA.I*E. c,lahlr of the gtv.teft improvement in part bounded ut the raft tide by the l'utimi • e-road between Woo. burn and Firwrort.l'aguel, only Two Miles from tkp former, Six from Ow I. tur, Enrty•four from Lontlim and Four rnm the Jun:_lion S!anol), htuated in the Pariilies of Warentitm and bow, Brickhitl, in the County of Buckingbam„ and Afpley Guile, itraudfordthlte;atitro:atNEis, in the whole, upwards of Four Hundr, d a'-d Sevt.nty Acres of Arable. Meadow. and Wool Land; together with tLc Mlttors of WAVE:UON and P.\ SLOWI.S. This Ea :re is ve, y to any Gentleman In want of* fituation fur a Raakoce, a 4 a part of the Grounds fs greatly elevated, eitramly dry, Lod ornimenfed wi th Firs and oth e r t;T:iPy Foreft and 'limber Treei (with Rides made throneh t feveral Woods), commanding exteidive and rich Vioss of the adjaccht Country, the •Jroutada of Weobtirolilshey, &e ,& Mr. Cowley, at lirouehton, mar Newport, will give spy further infof.nation, and of wham, on the tit of inne, prima! Par:;culars m.ty be had ; alto of John F.mmerton, on the pre. oppolitr the Church, at NVavendon; of Mr, Hip4us, at Hogaye End; of the Printer of thr. Northampton„Paper. Ware, Efq. No. u, Holborn-court, Gray's Inn; at the FLi..bow ; a hi of Mr. Raile, Land Surveyor,,Charlotto-hmet s Blootothttry. London. when-a Plan may be fees. For BILLOUS COMPLAINTS,antI DISORDERS of itst sTONIACH andBOWILS. DR. JAMS 's ANALEPTIC PI LI.S. it excellence of thefe Pills, gentle'par4 • tative;and as a teneralprefervativeop Heakbhthleffalle Nature in -l:e dinc dit.barge ei the Animal Fun4lionys,lowelbs. blifhed their reputation as a Ml:l:Heine of the drib importapee. Th. y are :ISn:drably calculated for difterderi ifothe fitoniXeki . aod Towels ; for perimeter a Bilious, ai Gouty, Ito. iihemmobs I)irpofition; as well •Js for thole whofe Conftitudons have act* alt_ ct.d hy a too or too fed:nary bill refidebeal• in hot Cliinat 'f.hey are likewife partituLurly fordeeablatio Held.2beils calitieLd by inthgeltion, arid in removing the bt4 • died, of free iiving, as alto in preveuting Paldes fed Apo. olt(n the confelocnee of intempoance. - • "Ite tendency of thefe Pills is to open the pores by night the hoily by day : they etoreetyer promote Deep, and requite refiner corium:meat nor atte.tzinn to diet.. Recourfe lhould he had to them on the brit attack of a cold. or ••pito any eight in. delpolit ion ; so .1 they 'timid*, ver lse omitted at brd-time after any creels of ntiny or drinkine ; aod dins their diftingaillartk chariutteriltic will he maintained, of :Immo; tz.• lung4vity. Es r.:markalely b; thus bl!r , ntve,•vi Coolant . ufe of them, thou,:ll a very irse ileeF, Ai :44;4 ths age of 7s. As file ANA I.VP rIC F l / I .'.e % :r virtues to a peculiar pr. paranoia, which has n-r r te.:Lirelioulgoe but to the prefirt Proprietors, they can only hr li a.i gentti!ie runt thou they are fold by FRA a, at th-. NV:litho,* for Dr. Jatnes's Powder, N. 1.-45, the Bait. End of St:Piturs, a hav door , hunt Cheaplide, London ; and at Dr. Jante%.'s iete boofe is Bruton-Itree t; in Ikx.s, price 4A. od. each. Stamp included; or the quiuttity of lit may be bad in one 'Ale i.e.'s, for IL 2 , 46(1. ---Ohferve that the words," t. N ' , NUtty, N.. 4c, St. Paul's," are engraved in the Ramps. All •,•hert are icremerfeits.