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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. - • pin , / MARKET, SECOND SPRING MEETING, MAY 16, Idly Pounds for 3 yr olds, 6R. :lb. 4 yr olds, 81 s yr olds, 811. 71b. 6 yr olds and aged, N. Islb. T. M. M. B. C. Mr. Abb,y's h. g. Little John, yyn old - • Mr. Crouch's hr. c. brother to Wiecerandoa, 3 yrs old - s Duke of Grafton 's b. c. brother to Duckling, 3 yrs old - 3 Mr. Kellerman 's gr. f. Ephigenia, by Petworth, 4 yrs *ld Mr. Perren's b. c. Spot, by Pipator, 4 yn old Mr. Panton's oh. c. Dilletanti, 4 in old Mr. Craven's b. c. Jockey, 3 yrs old Mr. R. Boyce's b. g. Difmal, 4 yrs old Mr. Wyndham's br. c. by Waxy, 3 yrs old Mr. Rain's br. e. Capias, 3 yrs old - - - • dr The Judge could place but three. Three tot agli Little John-5 to 2 agli Spot-5 Dilletanti Sweepilakes of toogs. each, h. ft. for colts and fillies unbacked at the time of naming (Second Spring Meeting, 1804). Colts carrying 811. 31b. fillies BR. Ab. M. LordGrofvenor's br. e. Knight errant, by Sir Peter, out of Peggy Bull, rec. Puke of Grafton's b. c. by Truntpator, out of Scam', paid 451 rs. General Grofeenor'*b. f. Grafitti, by Gouty, withdraws. Ld Foley'rHippocampus, 1311.41 b. beat Mr. Wat fon's Duxbury, Bft. 61b. Laft three miles of B. C. wogs.—Five to 4 on Hippocampus. Ld Sack vine's Enchanter, beat Mr. Melli(h's Pipy lin, Bft. each. B. C. toogs.—Five to 2 on Enchanter. General Crofvenor I'. Graftini, by Gouty, - Bft. beat Lord F. G. Ofborne's b. c. by Overton, dam by Highflyer, out of Fair Barbara, 811. 71b. Ab. M. wogs. h. lt.-6 to 4 on Graffini. Mr. Watibn's Dreadnought, Bft. 71b. beat Gene ral Grnfvenor's Hummingbird, 7ft. 81b. Two yr old C. ;ogs.-7 to 4on Dreadnought. Mr. Wilfon's Maiden, Bfl 41b. beat Lord Foley's Czar Peter, 811. 1). M. asgs.-6 to 4 agft Maiden. Mr. Norton's Quid, 811 slb. beat Mr. Lake's oft. D. I. roogs.-6 to 4 agft General Grofvenor's Skirmifher, Bft. 211. beat Mr. R. Boyce's Punch, BR. Two yr old C. sogs..—l to 8 agft Skirmither. Mr. Wardell's Houghton Lafs, 811. 91b. agft Mr. Branthwayt's Woodcot, Bft. Two yr old C. wogs. Off. Lone Foley's Watery, Bfl. I tlb. agft Mr. Situtll's Goofecap, 7(1. tolb. D. M. fogs. Off by confent. CHESTER RACES, MAY 9. A Piece of Silver Plate, value Sol. the gift of the Right Hon. Earl Grofvenor.—The belt of three four mile heats. Mr. Brook, 's b. e. Optician, by Telefeope, 4 yrs I Mr. Clifton's b. b. Sir Mackilligut, 3 years a a a A IV;ATI4 OF COCKS Wu fought on Tuefday. between Sir Peter Warburton, Bart. and Sir Windfor Hunloke, Bart. CHESHIRE. DERBYSHIRE. Main. Bye. Main. Byes. Monday 3 g Monday 2, o Tuefel , y 4 a Tudday a a Wedndday a o Wednefday 5 1 Thar(day 3 i 'Many s a CHESTER (Continued.) FRIDAY, MAY to.—The Ladies Purfe, value 501. The heft of three four-mile heats. IA Grey's b.! Georgina, by George, 3 yrs old 3 4 a a Mr. Ncker's b. l Hebc • - I I 1 S Mr. Clifton's b.!. jofephine, 4 yrs old - 4 l 3 3 Mr. Lord's b. g. Cockfpinner, 5 yrs old - 3 3 4 dr Sir W. W. Wynne's b. b. by Buzzard, 3 yrs old ss dr A Handicap Stakes of logs each. p. p. with zags added by the Stewards. Two miles. Earl Grofvenor's ch. c. by John Bull, out of Dido, 4 yrs old, Bft 3111 - - - I Mr. Crowthcr's b. e. Fortner, by Old Tal,4 yrs old, :ft 61b 3 COCKING (Continued.) CHISIII3E. IMILBYS HIS Z. Mini I ; es I Mains Byes 3 1 Friday 3 a Friday ROYAL R svraw.—Yeßerday morning Eleven Re giments of Volunteers, and two Companies of Sharp Shoe ters, were reviewed in Hyde-Park, by his MAJES TY. They extended from Cumberland gate, towards Hyde-Park-gate, in the following order : Company of Sharp-Shooters. Colonel Lord Aat Hz a se' St. James's Volunteers - /Right of the Line. Royal Mary-la•bnnne • Colonel Lord Du NCAN NON. aft Battalion of Queen's - Earl of Bucaismuasssulae. ad Ditto Ditto - Ditto ditto. St. Margaret's and St. Johu's Hon. Lieut.-Colonel Env:. Royal Weftmintter - Lieut-Colonel Rosa a r so tr. Duke of Glouceiltr's Regiment Colonel Lord CULTWIr NO. St. Andrew's and St. George's Lieut..oolollCl RZADILII.. Loyal North Britons - Lieut.-Colonel Lord REAT• Clerktnwell - - Lieut.-Colonel MAGNI/ie. St. Gilet's and St. George's c Lieut.-Colonel Sir J. Nienoat, Left. of the Line. Company of Sitarp-Shooters. About ten o'clock his blejsrry arrived at Ken fington Gate,from Kew • he was met by their Royal Highneffes the Prince of kVALEs, the Dukes of Yoax, Susses, and CAMBRIDGI • the Earl of HARRING. TON, the Staff-Of fi cers of th e Duke of Yout, dce. and immediately mounted a brown charger. On his 1 1 41Ajirrv i .1 arriving in front of the line, General the Earl of HARPTNGTON took the command, as Com mander in Chief of the London Ditiria ; and Lord BANBURY and General BURR ARD took fub com mands. After the anal ceremonies, the Kswc hav ing completed a very minute infpettion of the line, took his Ration in front. Orders were now given to proceed to the manoeu vres intended for the day, when the line advanced towards his MAJESTY, in a Ready, orderly, and fol. Bier-like manner, retreated in line, faced round to his isfsiarry, and fired four rounds from centre to flank, in a flyle that mull have been highly gratifying to the Royal Perfonages prefent. After a few other fhort mammy:es, the Regiments pafred by the KING, calmed, and then marched out at the dif. ferent gates. His MAJESTY, and the Royal Dukes, wore Gene rals' uniforms; the prince of Waists that of a Co lonel. ------- We are exeremely happy to add, that every Regi ment in the field muttered very Itrong. Colonel Jastritesaw took from each Commanding Officer the effdlive ftrength of his Corps, which is to be ?aid be fore his Mai tars . by the Commander in Chief. The remainder of the Volunteers in London and its vicinity, will be reviewed by his MAJESTY on the aid and 3oth of this mouth. Yefterday his Royal Highnes tl a Doke of CAN sittcs reviewed the Surrey Yto anry, on Epfom LAW INTELLIGENCL►. COURT OF KING'S BEI4CH, MAY i 6. J..hts Buffer and William Cragoe were brought up to ie‘eive the jndgment of the Court, upon a con vi Lion for affaulting a revenue officer, and fraifluring his lkull. Affidavits were read in mitigation, which defcribed the one as an apprentice, and the other to have a wife and five fmall children.—They were re manded till Saturday. _ _ Solomon Levy and —Canter were alfo brought up for judgment, having been convieed of an affault upon Richard Nixon, a revenue officer. It Appeared that the officer went to Levy's bottle, in Still-alley, Houndfditch, with an intention of (catching it.— Levy met him at the door and defired to fee his au thority. The officer fhewed his deputation, and a writ of affiflance he had obtained from the Exche quer. Levy thrutt him from his houfe, declaring he fhould not enter unlefs he had a fearch-warrant, backed by the Lord Mayor. Canter, who was pre fent, gathered a mob about the officer, and a repre. fentation was made, that the officer had come •to rob the houfe. Levy took the officer before the Lord Mayor, who believing that he had no right to all without a fearch-warrant, backed by the Chief Ma giftrate, direeed a profecution. Mr. ERSKINE addreffed the Court in behalf of Levy, obferving that he had aged in error, and there. fore hoped the Court would pals a flight judgment. He Aid Englifhmen were accuttomed to Rand up Rurdily for what they confidered their right. Lord ELLENBOaouun remarked, that there had certainly been a mixture of error in the affault com mitted. He was forty that it was not generally known, that no privileges could Rand againft a Ra tutable right in the Crown. The officer produced his deputation and writ of affißance, iffued by the Barons of the Exchequer. In that cafe there was no neceffity fur a Mayor. iodorfed by the Lord Mr. ERSKINII obferved, that the gholt would stow be laid for ever, and men would know in future how to aft. The law did not difcountenance men from (landing up for their rights, if they fuppofed them to ex& The Souctroa Gensam. admitted the !aft °bier vation, and though the defendants might be excufed under this error, for preventing the houfe being fearched, yet they had no right to fet the mob upon the officer. As long, however, as fmugglers took ,np their refidence in the city of London, fo long would they avail themfelves of that error. Canter then addreffed the Court for himfelf, de claring, though he had been found guilty, he was not prefent at the affault ; and fo generally was it believed, that the clerk of the profecutor's attorney had expreffed his aftonilhment that he fhould be cal led upon for )judgment. He added, that be wifhed to make an affidavit of thofe fats. Lord ELLINSOLOUGH obferved, that if he wifhed to make an affidavit, he fhould have time, but bade him take care that he did not aggravate one offence by committing another. The cafe was then ordered to Rand over till S 4tur d ay. _ _ _ Charles Beaumont, a tradefman, and a Member of the Corporation of Maidflone, was brought up for judgment, having been convicted of having King's notes in his poffeffion, wilfully and knowingly.— It was urged in mitigation, that he had maintained a good charaCter for fifty years, and that he had an aged wife and feveral children dependent upon him. Mr. GARLOW aid, it was owing to artifice and hy pocrify that enabled him to preferve his charaCter, and the officers had paffed his elevated door, with. out fufpicion, when they vifited the poor depredator in his lowly flied. The Court dire led the Defendant, together with three others, for fimilar offences, to be bought up on Saturday, as it was too late that day to think of paling fentence. Previous to the above judgments the Court had been occupied five hours in the difcuffion of one le. gal queltion. Laft week, as Sir WILLIAM PITT and his Lady were walking in their park at High field, near Win- Ichetier, they obferved a cow running furioutly to wards them. Sir WILLIAM, with great promptitude of mind, was fuccefsful in feizing the animal by the horns ; but in the flruggle he was forced down under the feet of the enraged bean, which, however, im mediately quitted him and attacked Lady PITT, forced her Ladyibip down, and by trampling on her bruifed her very feverety. Happily, however, no other mifchief enfued, and both Lady PITT and Sir W. are nearly recovered. Next Saturday will be the Second Day's Drawing. Laft Lottery ever} Ticket was fold by the fourth day; and from the prefent great demand, and the unexampled riehnefs of the Wheel, an early pur chafe is recommended by T. ROBERTS, at his Old Office, No. 8, Cornhill. Though a thoufand pounds is a mere trifle in corn parifon of the numerous and immenfe Prizes in the prefent Lottery Wheel, Rill it is a pretty boon from Fortune to the holder of the firft drawn number on Saturday morning next. But when it is confidered, what prints of far greater magnitude may come up on that day, a further delay in purchafing Tickets and Shares would obvioufly be to rifle the lots of a day's drawing, which there is great teafon to think will prove a very rich one. Mock has bees Paid upon medicines and their pro per ties, butwhere will you find one of qualities equat. ling SPILSDIJRY'S PATENT ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS This medicine has gained advocates in the world, and is ranked among domellic medicines, being fo ufefol, in a variety of cafes, as to induce perfons to apply daily for it as a general remedy, hoping as much fuccefs as in Scurvy, Gout, Rheumatifinond Scro phulous complaints. Ladies may be Aired of its innocence, and eradicating certainly the moil viru lent eruptions. Be careful to afk for the Patent Me dicine. The King's duty (the Stamp) is printed in black ink instead of red ; fold as ufual at the Difpen fary, No. rs. Sobe-fquare. BIRTH. The Cantata of Bandon, of a fon. Lately, at Marley, in Hants, Philip Vearfe, a farmer, who has perpetuated his benevolence towards the poor, by leaving the luta reit of acooL to thole who do not receive alms from the pad& of Burbege, and for a [awl there. John Burgefs, carpenter, of Newton, in the purl& of Preillsury, Clughire, aged toy. In the cootie of kis very long life be never bad any Mods till the peeeeding Saturday. HATTON HOUSE, No is, CROS HATTON GARDEN. DR. HODSON has received the following Letter, and complies wi..k the requeft of the Author. "I beg you will be fo good as to publifh the follow ng declaration that the public may be better acquainted with the fangular efficacy of your medicine called the PARISIAN VtGV.TAIILR SYRUP. " About four years ago I contraded the Venereal Difeafe which at its commencement being improp er ly treated, the diforele;,which was only checked, broke out again with increafed violence, in fhort, the diftemper was of fo malignant a nature, that I not only (offered the moll excruciating pains, but my whole body was covered with ulcers, though I had then the advice of the molt eminent men in the profeffion, they were not able to relieve me. I was put under a courfe of falivatiote, but this too failed of (octet's. Finding no perfon able to arttft the dreadful pre grefs of the difeafe, I was on the point of abandoning myfelf to defpair, and waiting patiently for the hour of my diffolution,which leaned to be inevitable,when I was prevailed on to take one of your los. 6d. bottles of Syrup ; the elfeel it produced was beyond what I could expect, confidtring how deeply the diforder was rooted in me. I was therefore indu ced to perfevere in this medicine, and after taking eight bottles, I found nayfelf perfoßly recovered. No perfon could have conceiv ed, If they were not eye witneftes, the alteration produced in me, for which, next to COD, lam boldly indebted to your truly valu able and incomparable medicine. Gratitude demands from me my belt thanks to the Prepare; of it, and I congratulate my country men and mankind in general on this aloft ufeful and remarkable difeovery. Your obedient (errant, THOMAS JONES. St. jatuoes-itreet, May 4, tBos. ' T his Syrup is alto fold as ufual at to 61. a bottle, by aprint• ment, and fold wholefale at Mr. Butler's, No 4, Cheapflele, London , and mil be had of molt Medicine Venders In every tows,. Patent Woe. -M 1.,, z , x ,„. have heeti for feveral year. ..ftcaciousi ,• this realms, in removing the r.s.v.erou the fucceffive changes of the weithtr ir. our y ii..ble climates ask u openipg Phylic on all occahor., at to every othsi Medicine. Sold Wholefale and Retail at Chi. Buda's, No . 4, Cheapfide, and molt Country Bookfciler,. The public are particularly requtlted to o' , litve, that, in collie quenee of a fpurious cornpofition having been i , opiifei no the pub lic as Ching. Patent Worm Lozenges, each lot and Packet of the genuine medicine have the name of .Ching and Butler, No. 4. Cheapfsde. engraved on the Ramp, by order of the honourable COVltiffiCnierlo, to imitate which is felony. A CERTAIN CURE FOR CORNS. INF.ALLIBLL GERMAN CC RN-PLANTER. 'THE PROPRIETOR of thi:< rnnft excellent REMEDY is fo certain of its Efficacy htvinp never failed in a variety of Cafes, agrees, if it does no- rr i.lic4e the Cotes root and branch, TO It STU N Tat Mufirv. AIA he hey leave to add, that it has infinitely the advantage of the i. , mberlefs inch. cations Ointments, Salsa, &c. as many afflitted per fons can teltify, among wham are finite of the brit elaaraffiers to this kingdom. Sold Whoiefale and Retail by T.Axtell, No. t, finch-Line, nea: the Royal Exchange; and afto by Mr. Day, No. 7, Taviftock• ftreet ; Mr. Wilful), No. 39, St. Janices-ftxeet ; Mr. Hilden, No. at, Pall - Mali; Mr. Ward, No. 34, Holborn; and jabots& and C. No. tso, Oxford-ftreet. At Briftol, by Mr. Bulgin and Mr. Sheppard, Bookfellers Bath, By Hazard, bookfeller, and Wright, perfumer. Edinburgh, by Baxter, Sot th Bridge. Portfea and Gofport, Mr. Harding's. Liverpool, by Mr. Gore, printer,and Mr. Jones ,bookfeffer i , Portfmouth, Mr. Motley, bookfeller. And by molt of the Venders of Medicines in England. _ _ FOR BRUISES, SPRAINS, RHE MATISMS, &c. Su. DR. STEERS'S OPODELDOC. CAUTION. --On the outfide of the Wrapper o* each Bottle of the real Medicine, a (tamp Is fixed, in which is engraved " F. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's," and over the Cork of the Bottle a Label is paged, with there Words, " Dr. Steers'e Opodeldoc, prepared by F. Newbery." All thofe which are fold without there dcfignations are grofs Counterfeits. The Public are requeftcd to attend to this Caution, in conk quence of an Impofition which has been pradifed by certain ven ders of Medicine, who, under cover of a connection in trade with Mr. Newbery's Houk, have not only fold in London, but by tra velling round the Country, have difteminated through the Retail Dealers in all parts of the kingdom large quantities of a fpurions preparation of this Opodeldoc ; in the hills of Directions of which the Names of Dr. Steers, of Charing Crofs, and Mr Newbery, of Sr. Paul's Church-yard, are made tale of, in order the more com pletely to deceive unwary Purchafers. The genuine Opudeldoc is prepared and fold by F. Newbcry and Sons, No. 45, St. Paul's, on the Coach-way, a few doors fr o m Cheapfide, London, in B ottles, pric... as. 6d. each, duty included ; and by there Vender. only in the Country who offer the real Me dicine ender its appropriate Stamp. HAVING dedicated mytelf to the (ludy, and been gratified by the molt conilderable pratctice in that branch which I thought proper to foled, I truE that I have not more mil_ employed my time than thole who, in the =cave field of the profethon, are =annually immersed in uncertainty, and cannot always attain that Needs which is acquired by concentrating the inteSedtual power to one dab of diforder& The difeafes of DEBILITY arc peculiarly &Bret:Gag, for they bring with them a train of concomitant fymptoms and, by a do preftion of all vital energy, exiitence itfdf becomes embittered—. Whether they arife from the prcvaler..e dill example, thedeftruc dye habits of fchool-boys, or the indulgences of maturity, they re• quire the molt alfiduous profelfional (kill ; but by the ignorance of uneducated men, the lymptoms arc aggravated, and the coca ina= is deftroyed. As a MEMBER of the ROYAL CO LLEGEof SURGEONS, I ground my pretenfions on regularity of education; and poffeffing every privilege to pre ice, I feel my(elf entitled to that confidence with which I have hitherto been fo liberally honoured. In the firE fonfations of local weaknefs, early application will prevent the calamity of a debilitated frame; but where the bar terer, from a confcioufnefs of the unmanlinefs of the vice which caufed his misfortune, Is fearful of the contempt or =lure of hie family phyfician. and broods over his infirmity with careful con cealment, it mutt be fatisfadtory for him to be allured not only of capability of treatment, but alto of the molt Inviolable Canvey. And in recent Venereal Complaints it is poi able to prevent pale, danger or diftrets ; in the molt complicated cafes It is the acquire ment of excluilve expert='_. !NI line to cffedt a fate, certain, sand fpeedy re-eitabliaunent. I offer the advantage of this experience to thole of either re% ark* are afilided with any kind of DEBILITY, of any fymptoms of VENEREAL INFECTION, and in an cafes the terms of ream aeration are Rated on the firE interview. Patlcon, in the country are expeCied to Melo& a Bank nate, 1114 are resuetlel to fpecify their age and manner of livitig. MARTIN BREA, Mmber of the Royal Coi lege of Sargeono In London. No so Antcdel•Sreet. Errant, neat Tan* Bar To T. TAYLOR, Surgeon, No. 9, New Bridge-ftreet, London, Edinburgh, May 2, 1800. IN the fpring of !794 I wac aiiiiaed with a Vene real Complaint, which I treated with indifference rot five months; but was then obliged to apply to a regular Phyfician,who put a temporary ftop to the virulence of the difeafe (by mercu rial aprlieations) for fame time ; but growing, in fpite of all medi cine and the advice of the firs Gentlemen of the Faculty luxe, work and work for two years, I WAS reduced to a Rate almoft u npaixnet ed and beyond deferip t ion, being an entire leper. and ulce rated from head to foot--My head, throat, mouth, note, legs, arms, &c. have been alternately in danger of becoming ufelefs;—• in thort, I have had from zo to 3o eating ulcers on my body, and nearly totally deprived of fight—lt would be voluminous to par ticularize all my cafe—fulfice it to fay, there never was, or ever will be, one of a more dangerous, or of a more complicated na ture. I was long looked upon by my friends, and imagined my felf, beyond all hopes of recovery ; and, indeed, in my then condi ti n,dcath was preferable to my mart than mikrable ftatc. In this dreadful fit uation did I drag a moll iniferable exiftenee,till DIVINE PKOVIDENCE threw in my way a newfpaper containing the cafe of a Mr. B. of Plymouth—my friends read it, I could not.-1 fent and procured fome of your LEAR E'S PATENT PILLS, Which , by Wing from time to time am now, and have long been, (after more than four years indefaibable dillufF), in as good a Rate of health as ever I cloyed; as a proof of this, I had a tine, thriving, heal, thy child, born to me a few months ago. In gratitude to Gon. and in hopes of rendering my fellow-creature fervice, I rcquelt you to publifh this; and you mry at any time refer ptrfons, who with to be fatisfied of the truth of this, or further particulars, to me or my friends, by letter or perfon. As few cafes for Isadutis will ever equal mlne,and none exceed it, I have from experience every reafon to allure mankind, that in your LEA RE'S PILLS they will find a lure, fpeedy, Life, and radi cal cure, for that moll dreadful nage of the Veaureal Difeares which is eallcd—a co. rIRNI ED Lees. J. T. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, THOSIA i TAY LOD, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London,ai his houfe, No. so, New Bridge-ft:vet ; where he will give advice, without a fee, to perfons taking thefe Pills and will anlwcr patients la. tiss, if poll paid, on the lone terms, obferving in all cafes the molt inviolably feerecy, nu Perfoti's name of cafe having been non. tioned,butat their own plrricular requeft. by the Proprietor, da ring the courfe of more than 36 years. that ke has !mkt the con dueling of an causative faie of the above medicine. ;..nsi the.prac. Lice arifing therefrom. They arc alto fold, by his Appointment, for the convenience of thole living at a diltance, by Mr. Banter, South-hridgc, Fain• burgh; Mr. Mentions, Printer, Glafgow, to wt .tun alto Mr. I% ret.nt for his addrefs; at rite Perfumer's, No. ;S, St. Alban's. Arcot, Pall ABA; Mr. Rob...tato:lS TOraiar No. log, Oxford rein ; Mr. Dilborouah's, No. 7, Fith-ftreet-hill, nearly oppofite the Monumurt ; Mr.Strofs. Bookfeller, No. t, Union-cow, Little Tower-hill; Mr. Callwelfs,Dublin ; and by one P , rfon in every coofiderahle town in Great-Britain and Ireland, it, Boxes of only as. yd. each, foaled up with full and plain Diredlions, whereby Perron,: of either Sea may cure thenifelves with cafe and fritter O•MORROW. Sun rifes I Sun fees Moon riles 9 minutesafter 4 St minute s after 7 I o after a LIGH V•A fisk AT LONDON MIDGE T0.11401.11.3ve. Morning •"• 7; minim after 4 /thermos ••• •• :4 mimes aft'"? :.• S _ LONDON : Panted and Publithed by LEVEL KE N I' (at Can. terbury-place, Lambeth), at the STAR OFFICR, NO. a, eine. It-at. Pablithed ago at the STa a Ornes, Temple- Oat. DIVIDENDi. May Ty. Richard wood, of Slaithwa te, pad& of Huddersfield, Yorklbire, cornfador, at eleven, at the George, Hudder held. May 18. Richard 131acismort, of the Colonnade, near the f mod ling Hofpital.ll,lildicfez, painter, glazier, dealer and chapman, at twelve, at Guldhall. May rB. William Garrett, of Rood•lanc, Fencharch-ftreet, Lon don, merchant, at one, at Guildhall. May tB. Porter Shepherd, of Lynn, Norfolk, draper, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. May so. James Jackfon, of Manchefter, inuflin-manufacturer, at eleven, at the Dog Tavern, Manchelter. May 20. George Powditch, of Liverpool, matter and mariner, at one, at the Globe Tavern, John-ftreet, Liverpool. May at. Robert Stewart and William Stewart, of Moschella?, merchants and copartners, at three, at the Higher Royal Oak. Inn Market hreet.lane, Manchefte;. May 21. Eliela Farmer (adler, of CloacaSyr, mercer, at ten, at the Ring's Head Inn, in the Weftgate-tlreet, Gloucefter. May 23. Mary Tagg, late of Bath, widow, grocer, at eleven, at the Gloucelter Inn, parilli of Wiliam. Suburbs of Bath. May 24 John Doughty, of Stolidley, Yorkfbire, grocer, linen and woollen-draper, at ten, at the Black Swan Inn, Staraty. May 24 George Layland Robarts, now or late of the with of Seukoates, Yorkfhire, fpirit.merchant, at eleven, at the Dog and Duck Tama, Kiagiton-uport-Hull. May 25. John Timmingt, of Stewart-ftreet, Spitalficlds, Mid dick:, filk.broker, at eleven, at Guildhall. May 23. William Hunt, late of Chipping Wycombe, Bucks, innholier and butcher, at eleven, at Guildhall. May 25. John Cllll7/Cll, hue of Cackerham, Laneallsire, dealer, at ten, at the Royal Oak lon, Lancafter. May 25. John Ralph Battier and Jacob Battier. of Gould's-fquare, Crotched Friars, London, merchants and copartners. at twelve, at GuildhalL May 25. George Duncan Crofkey and Richard of Bafing. hall-ftreet, London, Blackwell-hall fa tors, dealers and chipmen , at twelve, at GuildhalL May 23. Thomas Smith itilliams, of Mincing •lane, London, fhip broker, at tcn, at Guildhall. May 25. Samuel Tram, of Oxford, grocer, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. May is. Clough Leefe, of Leopard's court, Baldwin's Gardens, Leather-lane, Middlefez, chyndlt and druggilt, dealer and chap man at one, at Guildhall. May 23. Daniel M.Kinlay and Abraham Mendes Belefario, of Size-lane, London, merchant& and partners, at eleven, at Guild halL May as. Samuel Came, late of Charlltown, South Carolina, but now of Danbury, Etrez, merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC SALE. At the Exchange Coffee-Houk, BMW, on Thurfday the 23d of May, 3 llos, at one &Cluck precifely, ABOUT szoo Sacks of Fine Lamas Flour, in perfectly good Condition, in Lots, for gcnt.ral aceommoda tion.—To be viewed two days previous to the Sale, by applying to W. and R. Turner, No 3, Tontine Warchuuk, Quay. N. B. Approved Bills at two Montbs,wili be taken in payment. SUSSEX. Valuable FREP.HOLD ESTATES, extenfise MANORS, elegant Manton, Park, and loweral eligible Farms, at Staffed. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—BY MR. WELLER , At Garraway's Coffee-honfe, on Tucfday, the alit of May, 18;5, at Twelve o'Clock, THE Magnificent MANSION of STANSTED, with appropriate Otaces, very numerous Gardens, extenfive Walls, covered with fruit trees, Confervatorics, Hot-houfc, Pi nery, Succellion, Forcing, and Green.houfes, with the M ear and Park of Stanßed, containing woo Acres, highly diftingut,..ed for its beautiful Scenery, esteofive and diverSfied Profpeds, both of Sea and Land—the Park anbellilhed with ornamental Timber, Temples, Lodges, and charming Cottages Ornee, together with the fevers! Farms of Lodge, Broad Read, Woodlands, Pond and Grounds,the Canal and Meadow, horfe palture, and Sindall's Farms, with the bold and pidurrique Fond of Stanfted, fur- rounding the Park, aim unting in the whole to upwards of 4754 acres, in an excellent Rate of cultivation, of which polferion may be had immediately. In pant of fituailon it appears to embrace every object that Is defirable—remarkably healthy, amply fupplied with the finell fpring water, in a neighbourhood highly refped Able, of cafy com munication with the metropolis, at a good diftance from a pot town, where feversl coaches pats daily, the roads good. The Efate and Manors abound with Game, near two capital Packs of Fox Hounds, ani in a gauntry much reforted to for Field Sports. Defcriptive particulars may be had after the soth of April, at the Principal Inns of the Adjacent Market Towns, of Mr. Bain bridge, No. 65, Guildford•Brect; Mars Brantley, and Bell, Gray's Inn, and Chapter Coffee-Houfe, London ; Edward Dawn, Elq. Staafted; Meffrs. Butler, Havant; and of Mr. Weller, at his General Agency Office, Chicheltor. STAFFORDSHIRE. FOR POSITIVE and PEREMPTORY SALE BY AUCTION, By Mr. CHRBTIE, _ _ _ _ _ At the Great Room, Pall Mall. on Thurfdai, May :3, at z o'clock, A CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, called SUGNAI.L HALL, confining of a Stone built Modern Mention, with numerous attached and detached Offices adapted to the Villa and elegant Fame Orrice, capital Walled Kitchen Gar. den, Hot hook ' Gteen-honfe, &c. &c. and Two Hundred a n d Three Acres of Land of the Srft quality in a Ring Fence, diverfi fied with Hill, Dale, Wood, and Water, in the happielt Style of Nature. The Mantras is rented on a bold eminence backed and flickered by full grown Plantations and riling Grounds from the North, and commanding Profpcdts over the Park.like Home Grounds, and 3o Miles in extent over a Fertile, Populous, Healthy, and finely Broken Woody Country, abounding with Game. fine Roads, Field Sports, and Gentlemen's Seats. The Elate is fubdi• vides' by Sunken Fences into convenient Inclofurca, and inter (paled with luxuriant Clumps and Plantations of large Spreading For& Trees. The Plcafure Grounds continued through the de mefne Woods, in all the variety of ate& Landfcapo Gardening, and terminated by Copmeer,a natural Lake fed by an abundant Stream, and Stirred by Hanging Oak Woods which are refiedtcd on its pellucid furface of zoo Acres, and contrafted by the molt en chanting open Views. Talk, Genius, and Meckanifm, have been moll happily exerted In decorating this charming fpot. Situate two miles from the Market Town of Eccielhall, adjoin ing to the Chefter and Mail Coach road from London; nine miles from Stafford, eight from Stone, (and a navigation), nine front Newport and Market Drayton, si front Newcaftle, 27 from Shrewfbury, 38 from Chefter, and 140 from London. The Houfebold Furniture, Live anal Dead Stock, may be taken at a valuation, and poffcffion of the Elate may be had imme diately, or in four or fix months, at the option of the purchafer. May be viewed on application at the Manfion, and printed par ticulars to be had of the Printers of the Stafford, Birzninghant, Shrewfbury, Manchzfter, Gore's Liverpool, and Walliner's Exe ter Papers; at the Rainbow, Cornhill ; and a Map of the Ethic may he ken at Mr. Crutwell's, Printer, Bath; Mr. John Fofter Architeaft, Liverpool; and in Pall-Mall NU hr. ftr lei sic thi