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1 Fewit tb LOKDOR GZ377lr, Yeas 25. MIT MART PROMOTIONS. wilt-nr,irl, jun, 25. ROYAI. STAFF CORP.. William Ring. Goo to by r-n.n. Tice ben.las dro.afed. l'Af F. John Peonil'on Mi'hAnke. I 1 . to bc Parnalter of a Recruiting Diftridt. via H irvey rt ligli.J. To he AfTillant .)! S!oreq, Prortforts and Poraze to the Fo aid Willi MI neelre. chlnr. Commiaions in 'h..: Al,crdtegthire Militia, finned by _ _ the Ltd Lieutenant. Lievtedant J.'hn Dttguid tote (...)iptain, vice Dawfon, refignsd...- Dated April t. tRoS• Znfign George Logan to be Lieutenant, vice Chalmers, rengned. Itat , d February tt. aloe. Fofig, Henry ittid to be Ditto, vice Dortld„ promoted. Dated April t tloe. Infign John Taylor to be Hilt*. vice Cbariesnordon, appointed to the Fin India Conipliny'm &qv Dtted 10,,tvt. Thomas Gaidon, Cent: to . be Eufign, vice Logan, prn.uotcd. Dated Fehru try 12. 1851. AfG.tant Sur, s een L MDonall to t”-Ditt... Dated April I,lBns. Iresis NH 4.uald. Gent. to he Atfiftant Suiscon vica Chalmers, refignol. Dated Febrtray Is. 18-)5. Commiffioo in the Wandlirordi Vrli,n•ter Infantry, figned by the Vice Lieutenant of the County of Surrey. Lieutenant W. it !Amity to be Capt tin, vice I , ..,!nwnds, romot ed. D4trd June to, iBos. , Commiffion figned by the T.ord Lieutenant of the County of Effex. Jame+ Reed, Efg. to be Deputy-Lieutenant. Dad March 23, illoy. PARTNFRSiIiPS DISSOLVFD. George Franklin, John Davies, and Abraham Humphrm of Briftol, tnhaeconifts and fnuff makers. June 22, ISOI. Henry Richard Colla-ti and Nuthanitl I ladley the younger, of Scotland yard, Middieftx. eoal merchants, June 24, tScl Benjamin Newman, William Newman, James Lomax. and John Jephfon, of Nottingham. hollers, June 19, eoc. Thomas Johnfoo and John (Sleekly, of York, merchants, June 13, 1305. Pet= r Wynne and Robert Schoicy, of Pattrnofter-rcw, fia timers and bookfediers, June 24, Otos. Alexander Cumming. and Stephen Fv•r6-11, of Leeds, York- Ihire, dealers in china, glaft, and earthenware, and in keeping a fchnol. Tune 11, 1805. Frederick Dan:ey, Charles Danft.T, Martin Thomas, and John White, brewers, Tamar Brewery, Deck, June tS, trot. Charles Brett, John Henry Burchall, and Wiliiam Walford, of Old Ford, dye-s, February to, 1805. Edmund Eftcourt Gale and Charles Fowler Beadle, of hlulmf bury, Whitmire, (surgeons and apothecaries, June IS, 180 j. DIVIDENDS July T. John Beethom the younger, late of Lancafter, liquor-nye chant, at fix, at the New Inn, laneatter July 5. James Roberts, late of Athford, Kent, filverfmitb, dealer and Chapman, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Jo S. Phillip • antillon, of London, merchant, at ten, at Guild hall. July 3. Anthony German anti Jnhn Jephfon, of Nottingham. bo ilers. cnoon tellers and copartners, at eleven, at the Punchbowl, Nottingham. July 9. John R le. of Newcatlle-upon-Tyne. linen draprlr, fitter. dather anu holler at eleven, at the to of Mr. Charles Turner, Innkeeper, Newrlftle upon-Tyne. July ao. ,Samuel Marßon, late or St. Alban's, Herta, corn-dealer, at te e n, at Guildhall. London. July t 7. T ;tom's Rookley, of Bridgewater, ZomeriettWre, baker. at elver, at the Aagel Inn Bridgewater. July IS. George Staniforth, of deverley, VorkOdre, draper, at eleven. at the Bridgewater Arms inn, Manchefter. July 5. William and John Pearce, of Bedinglall. ftreet, London, clothiers and copartners, at ten, .r July to. Ralph Good. of New Sarum,Wil ts, lidendraper, at city at the Both Tavern, Brittol. July 9. James Harris, of Exeter, coachmoker, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Exeter. July 9. Lawrence Smith, of Porttmouth, Hants, draper, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. July to William Stone, of (...tert ftrect, Chearfide s London, merchant, at ten, at Guilt toll. Ju►y 9. John Wright and Peter Beavis, of Briftol, linen-drapers and copartners, at ten, at C ui I.ondon. July to. Jofeph Cox, of Gravel lane, Surrey, carpenter, at ten, at Guildhall. July 9. Thomas Bowen, of Charing Croft, Weftminfter, watch maker. at twelve, at Guildhall July 9. %Althorn Felton, of Leather-lane, Holborn, Middlefex, coach-maker, at twelve, at Guildhall. July 9. Charles Williams, late of Lower Tooting, Surrey, !flag man, at ten, at Guildhall. July to. Thomas Main, of 11r0,.k ftrect, parith of Saint Pancras, Micidltf Rune-mafon, at ten, at Guildhall. July to. William 'Tonne, of Deptford, Ko.nt, clerk, fchoolinafter, and bookfeller at ten at Guildhall. July 10. Thomas Woodcr a ft and lobo lA'onelcrolt. of Sheffield. Moor, parifh of Sheffield. Yerkfhire, comb matr.faeturcrs arid copartners. at eleven, at the Tootine Inn, Sheffield. July to. William Middleton, John Holland Pemberton, and George Fcl!tur. or Liverpool, nu. rehalits and copartners, at one, at the Globe Taws ro, Liverpool. July 9. Thomas Bedford, of Sutton, reties, papermaker, at twelve, at Guil flint London. July 9. De 'mill& Holman Willinott, late of Briar'', druggill, at eleven, at the Ruth T..verti, Briftol. July 9. I ortercue Bate, of Vigo-brie near Guldetilquare, Mid dicks, pi:aft:ller, at ten, at butt hall July tc. Jash Phipps, of Copthall-court, Throgmortointtreet, London, brisk: r, dealer and chapnian, at eleven, at Guildhall. July t 3. Hugh Lt. ,11, of the Middle Tauple-lane, London, rum. ney.ferivetier; at eleven, at Guildhall ECCLESIAS VICAL and ACADEMICAL PROMOTIONS. 00 Wedneiday the :9th, the Rev. Errands Goforth. Fellow of Enamel College, was Militate: to the Living of Whitchorch Caroolcortim, Derfetildre, by the Lord BlStop of MBA vacated by the death of the Rev. Mr. Mot's. OXFORD, JO N t ta..—Monday WI the Rev. john Catieton,M.A. of Worceilcr College, and Rcelor of Hertel corn hosted, lit the Dioede of Norwich, was admitted Bachelor and Doetor in Dirt nity...-Rev.lhomas Davits, B. A. of Jefus College, was admitted IV:after of Arts.—Mr. J. Role, of Chril Cuurch, was admitted Bachelor of Arts. Thurday the Rev. James Joyce, of St. Edmulld Hall; Jame s lienville, of New Culkge ; Mr. Ralph Rica. of Oriel College ; Rte. James Garbeit, of Chrilt Church; and Mr. Henry Williams, of h.lertan COege„l3. A. were a.lnotted Maftris of Arts.—MeErs. Robert Booth Rawes, of St. Edmund Hall; Fa-din Norton, of UnlverS-y College; John Warren and George Rathleigh, of Oriel College; George Hamm:, of f.'ecu's Cull ge ; 'Thomas Talbot, of St. Edmund 11,11; And H. Seymer, Erg. of Corpus Col lege, Were admitted Bachelors of Arts. ritadiir HOPSig THE BOROUGH. BaY 51 OS to 51 1 6s mi Ltocleets 51 14 M7l 011 rim?: of HAY and W Su SMITHFIELD.' Hay, per Load. 41. rya. to 41 toe CAM: • 41. 4 16 to 51. CS Straw, per Load - al. ss. to SE los NEW COAL MARKET, Jose as. Ships at Market. Ships Sold. Pi ens. ao Newca!tle Coups 9 4 216 3 1 49 1 .cd z Cannel • 001. Stone Coil •• 0 00t. • • OOdtrifind 0 OM. 00i. cd 1 S On the sf.th intl. a. Specs Trill Cuttkte, Newharr, Bata, the Litly of lir Bagnal aurdet P:.-t at a fan. Sunday terrier, a woman at ration, in the Part& of !Nihon ewmouth, not 22 years of age, was delivered of a foe. The age at her hufband is SS! It tat?” 3. resnarkabk that of two eft.ero, the one mantra the grandfathtr the above) and the other the s,randfon. MARRIED. Tacfslaylkamtight, at Kit - kb:a:or, j. Scott, Efi o f to Mitt F Mandan, Twinge* damper and edteireis of tie Late W. }tor faii,FlT Stui thri N tau TTUPACrilitt WILD- On the t3th Init. the Rcv.Mr. Rowe, Ma!tern! the Prce Cram roar School of Hutton, near PreftePt end Rea. , of Mitch Halle. In chc qty of Lancaftcr. TO MERCHANTS AND WHOLESALE GROCERS,. TO I.P.T, For a Term or Years, and entered upon immediately, THE ExrEwsivE and VaLvokrat WA WE tousEs and other PREMISES, fituate nt. the RASI' DE. of etc SANt HII.L, NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE, withit a few yards of the Ilia r, occupied by Mr. jams .Atknifott Rudman, tlecear.d, hi %chic', the bonnee ce a Wholefale fleeces* and tbc Eat Trathe have for many years hero cstried on to a Erect extent—The Nulincfs is intended to he continued until the Permits arc ht. The conneziosts H•afe arc the firit i. the North of Englind. s, d the Stork in TeVe %rill he dirpufed etf on Terms highly advantageous to a purettakr For tarticalats apply to Mr. r on the Premit's, or at Mr. Waiters's Office. ilrest. New: 411 c. ISLE OF . 1 - 11ANt. MARGA TO 1W SOLO BY AUCTION, At the Royal Hotel, Margate, on Saturday the 6th day of July nett, at eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon SEVERAL Freehold Farms and Parcels rsf Land In convenient I.ota. fi:uate at Shortendane, Ssvin C, ur:, and l'wentys. Several of Cie Lou. arc well adapted for huildirs on. Particulars, and a Map of the Eita.c and Lots, may he feen by applDation to Mr. GriA, i 4 urveyor, Ca..tart•ury; Mr. Slaykins, Margate; and Men,. Macdougall and Hunter, Littco!n's Inn' Dr. &mums, in his excelktit 'rreatife no Sea Bath' lays— " (if the swim's fituatiooson the • .'etit of this Country, travroted for the purpore of bathing in the Sca, Whiell I have vilited, I have not any sch,re ril.fec:ed the two great regoi!'"es of fduhrity and Co"venirnee of areoramodr ion more perfcdtly uutte I than at Mar ;re and i.s yid .1 , 4." Page :6 111A14012. ANL) ESTA SHROP3HIRE. 0 13" SO: .I) BY AUCTION, At Cie Crorat Inn, In Church Strertun, in the County of Salop, Tuitilay and 4; k :illicilay the 9th and loth clefs of July, allot,, at three o t tloek in the afternoon of each day, in Thirty- . - ore Litts, I `HE LORD3HIP and MANOR - of EATON, with the Chief Rent, Cottages, Members., Right.; and Ap• purtenames thereto bilongi,g, extending over upwards of soon Aeru, in a fine Sporting !'nuitry,and well (lured with Game ; and alfu latuir•eligih'i, Fri•ehnld Eltatm, Tithe Free, and redeemed of the Land Innate at Faion and Ticklerton, within the Lord Clip and Neill of I aton, eommi ring Tieklerton Hall Farm, Eaton Farm, blew Hail Farm and Wolverton Farm, &c. The what coatalning jC3 .Acres, each Lot for Ming a compadt and deft able Eftate, and In ai;aptvd that a Gentleman difpofed to pur chafe feveril of the 1.,,t5. might accommodate !linden with a con• fiderablr property, 3 ring fence. Eaton is near the Tun:pike Roads leading from Shrevrlbury to Ludlow, and from Church Strewn to Mach Wenlock, well lim ited for Maritra, sod at a Mort diftance from excellent Lime. A part of the purebife niutiLy may remain feeured on the pre- Printed partktdars may be had at the principal Inns in Shecorf bury. Ludlow, Balmy's Caitle and B idoorth, and the place of fale.—Mr Parifh, of *1 ic 1=1: lien Hall, will thew the Eltates, _whom a Map defcrioice of the lots, and particulars are left ; and further informatikm and minted particular , may he had of :&t r+. Baxter, Lloyd, and MO, at Ludlow; Mr. Vickers, of Cm mere, near Bridgeorth ; and of MeXrs. Jenkins, Jams, and Co. Nero Inn, London. MANOR OF HOUGH lON, HAN I'S. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, On the 4th of July next, at &VCR o ' clock In the forenoon, at the Rine% Head Inn, in Strickhrhir, 'rHE MANOR of tiOUG HTON, with the 11 - Royalties and Chief Rents, the extenfive Haie Warren in • clofeil, %sigh a fold intirl Oak Park Paling. nearly one mile and a Whin circumference, and the t. fight of kilts) , for a confiderable dittiTee. Alfo Houghton Honfe, c•mfid...asa of Breakfaft, rating, and Drevrlng Rooms, rood lied Chambers, and convenient Offices of every defeription,w ith excellent Stables, Coach Monte, and Garden, aqd fax PaJdacks with open Stables, and Roma other pieces of Ground, lvely occupied with the fame. And Houghton Farm, now in the par (Ain of Mr. Henry litot, with Manotiel Rights in feet:sal Copyhold Eftates of Inheritance them—The who is divided into four Lou, as fpecilied iu the printed particulate. Houghton is a healthy lituation, and is within two miles of an exeilent-Pack of Fox Hounde, and the like diltaret South of Stocl.b,i.'ae. It is only an eay ride from the New Foreft and Southampt,m,and near the Race Coupe for training Hodes—Thu country is very favourable fo Courfing or Beagling, and the place is worthy the attention of Sportfaten. Mr. Matthew Woodyer will thew the Houle, and the particu lars may be had of him ; o! Mr. Beale, the Attetioneer in Win cheflt r ; at the principal Inns on the Wettern Road; and of Mr. Saifbnry, at Doreli.iter, who will atifwer any inquiries, the yott..ze of the letters being paid. ESTATE IN NOKFOLK. TO BE SOU) BY AtICTION—By Mr. ATHOW. At the Swan Inn, St. Peters. Norwich, on Saturday the 6th day of July preelfely at One o'Clock, ALL that pleatant :And very clearable MANSION HOUSE, called SALHOUSE HALL, late the Re.E.!ence of Lieut. Colon,' WARD. Etuated in a Lawn of about 24 Acres, with the Stables, Coaellhoufes, Dovc-houfc, Yards, Gardens, Orc'ands,Batn:, and Farm Yard, togcth.-r with upwards of 730 Aorta of Arable and PAture 1.106. Wood, Underwood, and Heath Grcuod. Ali ich abom zBB 41cres are in hard, and the telt is in the -cravat:on of Marrs. Spencer, Brooks, Francis, and Garrod. The whole lyirg nearly in a ring fence, and well calculated fur tilt refidencc of a (tmlemart of fortunt-, who does not require a large ManEon-tioufe. More than two-thirds of the Premifes are Free hold, and all the Lau..3 ',exec t asuut z 5 acres) are free of Go-at Fithel. ben: arc a quantity of Elie young Timbers difptrfed about the I.ay. n, and apnea at acres of young thrivin g Woods; a m, a fruit Broad or Finney, with an radially-, right of Using therein ; and to a perfon fond of planting, there is great an,ufemeht, as there has lately been an inclofure of the aejoiiting Heath, and an allotment of nearly 1C,I) acres has been alLgntd to this Efiate, of which about 95 au, a are in the original date. Salhoufe Hall is fituated on a fine et, healthy (pp-, within fir s miles of the City of Norwich, eighteen milts of the lea-port of Tar mou,b, and about the f.me diltanet Gem Cromtr, a much-ad mired Bathing Place Any Perfoa defirous of an early polftffion, will probably be ac comrnort.tcd. For further particulars enquire of Metres. Ihbary and Cope, Ne, 6, Paper-buildinye, Temple, London; or of Mr. G. W. 11 Bohm, Attorney at Law, &vales, Suffolk ; or of Mr. Ewen, of Norwich. CAPll'Al. 1 R.FI-.1-10w With Truce feceral MINI 01. D l'A 1't:8, '1 Y NORS and *rle TOES, to a very great event, dtc. To be SOLD by AIIICTION, by THOMAS WETFNI•IALL, In Lots, at the Houle of James Hurry, known by the Name. of the "Laical Inn, to within the IQs or Fly, in the Coenty of Cambridge. on Monday the tit day of July, Otos, between th • Hours of Three and Six in the Afternoon, fulled to furls Conditions of Sale, as will be then and tht re snodu ed, CUNI)RY vainable ESTATES in WHITI'LE- A-) SEY, of refaid confillio„.• of the Right and Intereft of the Impropriators in and to all and lingular the Tythes of the common open Field., and orlitr lands and Hereditanums within the feve ral estentive Parithes of Whitthfey Saint Mary and Whirtlyfey Saint Andrew ; to..tether with divers Fret held Melliiageo or Tette ments,,Farlity, end incinfed a?rti I iehl I.ands, containing :ho g ther upwards of Two 'I imufand Acres of nt dt exc. tient Ara We, Meadow, aod Prifture Grounds, in a very high State of Culti vation, and 'lrythe tree; now in the Occupation of very refpedta• ble Tenants, rd Will only, tinder low Rents. Alio, th...• Three fesexal Manors of Whittlt fey Saint Mary, Whi:ti, 1 y Saint Andrew, and the Rcdtnry of Whittlefey Saint Mary, commou,ll called the Conuenary, with the Fines, Quit-rents, ' Fitheries, and outer - Manorial Rights theretteto refpeetively be longing; and alto the Right of Prefeatation to the Vicarage or Perpetual Curry of Whit:lt-fey Saint Mary, aforefaid; the prefect incumbent whereof is aged about Fifty five Years. The faid Parma and Lands are extremely valuable, the low Grounds of which being molt excellently embanked and drained by proper Watcr mills or Engines, and Swale near to or adjoining the feveral Navigations of Morton's Leant, the Nene, and Beviil's River, all ecteuding to, or communicating as well with the feveral Coen-ozarket Tau ns of Pererbomugh. Wifbech. and Cambridge, as alfu with the principal Sea port Town of Lynn. The Soil pofferea en inethaulUble degree of Fertility, and whether tiled as Arable or Paßure, is equally luxuriant in Veget ation. To view the Rftate, airply to Mr. John Boyce, of VlSltliefey, afar:laid; rf whom, and of Mr. Barley, Attorney at Law, et \larch, printed l'articulora cosy he bad; as alfn at Gray's Mn 'Coff•e-Cour.:, Haiborn; the Three Caps Inn, Alderfgaredfeeo, London ; the Ware Inn, Canes • I. - • tilt Role Inn, Wilber:4.i the Angel hay raterborousb; sag tat Lia Audtimer, at lily. FOR ACCOUNT OF THE MANUFACTURERE, Itempt front :be Aut.'lion Dety. agrecabinto Act of Parliament, On Wedacfday l , July to, MER AC, .9 , m, and Co. will put up to Pnillic Sele, at tbeir 117arehnufet, No. Queon..ftrcet. A LARGE AiSGRTM EN r of BR I TISH - PIECF. GOODS. Pax/cigars will In given in time by M. L. Meru, jun, Broker. FREEHOLD MANOR. AND ESTATE. 'lO BY. SOLD, T'HE MANOR OF KENNINGTON, in th e C• ;UN l'Y of ISERKS, and the eery complite Farms with in the fame, in the occupation of Nice& Gibb ird and Bannifter ; and a Maltiage and Orchard in the occupation of Mr. Gee, or hit Linda* Tenants. The net rent it 7151. and upwards, and the F.. 1 ms are enelofed, Ty the free, and exonerated from Land Fax, firuate on the Dank* of the 'num.:, only two miles front Oxford. and four from Abingdon. _ For particulars, and to trait, apply to Mr. Murk-rid, Solicitor, Abingdon, Berks. DESIRABLE FREFHOLD FAR M at:i RESIDENCE.. COOK MINI, sitar MAIDENHEAD, CF.RiCi. with tal ly ponnon. TO Y.L. SOLD BY Mr. HAWKES. . . ASingularly 'eligible And very defirahle Freehold F:Rate, molt beautifully Runty on Cookham Hill, camptifing an exceeding eauspad Farm, with brick and tile Dwelling-houfe, and ail proper Offices, y 6 Acrit of excellent Arable, Meadow and Coppice Land, with a very r xtetinve and extremely valuable Right of %;arfh and Upland Common. •Fhis Eflate admirably adapted to form the Complete Villa, it indents a capability of the higheft Improvement at a Reviler expellee, and a combination of advan tages that rarely unite. For particular', addrefs (port paid) to Mars. Dyn-ly and Co. Gray'i•liin; Mr. John Blankly and Mr. Hawkca, Re dil.g ; orNo . 34, Grew' Cattle-itrett, Cavetteafh-fquare, where a Plait 1111 y be t:ar,—who feveral Houles to la. FLINTSHIRE, NORTH WALES. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, In the month of Auguit next, unlefs prorhiufly difpofed of by Pri vate Contract, of which due notice will be given ; A Moo I' deiii ule t RELI - lOLD ESTATE, call ul klartiheath, delightfully fituated is the parlihes of !lope and Mold, in the county of Flint,in a fine (porting country abound ing with gameolidairt tight milers from ehelter, (even front Wres ham, and four from the market town of Mold (which affords a daily communication by poll. with the Metropolis, and .il ether parts of the kingdom); eompr:ting P Irk or upwards of too Acres, extremely fertile and of a beautiful day:dined furtioe, in which is featvd a haticirome and commodious Manlon• 'mute, commanding rich and plea firg profikas. with [liftable Offers attached of every deferiptiou and capital Stabling and Coach bottles at a convenient dißance, raddocks, Pleafure.ground.t, Shrubberies, and Planta tions, finyularly ornamental; Trout-tit-rams, Bib Ponds, wt,lll Itorcd; Gan!ens, &e See. and (iiichirliog the Park) above <ix, Acres of Araltle, Pall ore, and Watered Meadow Land, of the no It gnat (of which c 6. am rs are within a ring-fence), divided into eligrbie eunspadt farms and holdings, with all requifite buildiug. thereon. The Mr)lion-houfe contains for:ral fpacious elegant rooms not yet completed, but which, at AA miry titmice, may be ftnitbcd, agreeably to the talte Many purchafer ; the other parts of the honk are lit for immediste occupation. Iron Rune has been proved in part of the lands, and there is every reafon to believe the dr.itate abounds with coal and kennel. Poileffion may be bad of the houfe, offices, gardens, and plea fur: grounds, at * y time when deliced; and of the park and paddocks, and an adjoining farm of shoat t 36 acres at St. Andrews mat The miter farms, with the exception of 21 Acres, lying dctact,.d from the Lleniefoe, in witteli the tenant has au nnemdr ed tel of eleven years from :.:andiemas neat, are hs Id only from year to year. Printed Particulars may belt:id from ?drifts. Philpot and Stone, No. t, Hare -court, Temple ; Mr Leigh, Balitet-tireet, Livers pool ; Marrs Kay and kenihaw in Manelteiter; Me. Boyden, itoffet, Ucnbiehthire ; and from Mr. F. Barker, in Cheller, at w butt office snaps of the crate may be ken, and who is autborifed to trrld for the tale thereof by private contt ad, and will dire et a pro per perfon to thew the fame to any ore &Brom. of purchafin. N. B. I he time and place of fair will appear in future advatife mesas, ►f the citate is out tdfpufed of by I rivate contract June, 13‘..4. LAW. A GENTLEMAN who is at prefent in the cana -1 & tion of Managing Cicrk in an Office f,f the I.ooft refpcdtao bility in the country, pariodarly in the Conveyancing Line, wiffies for a stuation of the like kind, alto in the country, where, if hi . talents and condudt Could be approved of, be might pro:nife Lindell further advantages than a mere Salary. This Advertife- I ment, therefore, is more im,ncdi.tely addreffed to thole Gentlemen bf the Profefficn who (whatever may be their motives) wiffi to relieve thendelves, almoft in the whole, from the fatigues of hu linefs, an,t to whom a perfon of the defcription mmtioned, fully competent to the entire erntlu...l of an Office, and entering with proprr zeal in:o the Interctti of his Employer, would affonl the means of fa doing. As this is no common application, the Advcrtifer being a perfun of fume added's, havilig been regalarly admitted, and for 1 - event' years adively emp!oyed in all the different branches of the profef firm, hut more particularly in Conveyancing (which he may be laid to have made, in a manner, his Rudy). and a. it it his with that his views and illtUlth,lll. may be molt fully underitood, he thinks it proper to add, that he has been for foam years pall in the fituation in which he at prefent Is, at a Salary by no means incon &iambic, bebdes firm Emoluments which have been thrown in his way as a mark of approbation, and that it is therefore only from the rearm he has ~214ncd that he wilts for a change. Any Gentleman of the Pro'ilßon whom this Advertifenient may happen to fait, silt be pleafed to adircfs a line to C M. at Mt. Boyle's, Stationer. Cook's Court, Carry-ftrcet, which will he immediately attended to, and an anfwer returned as lion as . - •„• 'The Advertifer has no °Nation to, but would indeed ra ther refer, the fituation of Conveyancing Clerk only, if in an Office where the bufvwfs is futEeiently extenfive t , admit of its being thrown wholly into Departmcnts,and the Salary Isada quate CORDIAL. RAI.M OF CILEAD. MR. EI)WA.RI) FOX, of Livery-Ilreet, Bir- LTA. mingham. Llano rn.J. rider the painful effels of indigeftion and could arab;:air, no relief from regular Medical advice. The weaknefs, however, geiria.g on his ce.nftitution, fcarzely :ny fuf trilanc.: remaired nn hie nomad'. He determined to give the Cordial Balm of CiLnd a fair trial, and immediately fent foe fume to Mr. Swim ey, painter, in this town, and the conicquence ully juftitied the I , rout he had of the medicine ; his fpirita were loon recruited, am' ta. , rnetite and digeltion, after eighteen mouths waging a(4 ezentei,tiag Hitters, are now happily teftored. Liver)-11re.., . Birmingham. .1 hi• witnelld by the followitk; Gentlemen, refidcuts of Birmingham : _ James Millar, r:q. John Ellis Walter A.cher john Rolm:trim An Win, of the ;th r.lragoon Guards had long }teen fabled to a ni-rvous dirt:nits, :11,..etcd his whole •fratne ; hls hand fbnoii fu violently, th it he could not write. down bottle! of •the Cordial Palm cf Gilead pettedly cured him, and be can now write as well as ever lit could in his life. John Taylor, Ffq. Henry Hawkins .13rnee. lerniL A Gstaleman yea , cored of a bilious complaint of long Rand ing, by a few bottles of the Cordial Balm of Gilead. A Lady, who was for feveral years ifiliacd with hyfleric and nervous affections, and fahjed to fits, was alto cured by the Cor dial Balm of Gilead two years ago, and has not had any return of her complaint lince. the above tin:ex caret are au tied by Mt. T. Waldo, Stamp Office , Hereford. TO DR. SOLOMON. Stit—A young man, a mercer of this rir*, of my acquaintance, about thirty years of age, had been afilisticd from his infancy with a nervous complaint, attended with great debility, languor, want of appetite, and !owners of fpirits, which increafedfo much, as to ren der him incapable of attending to banters for twelve months. In this deplorable lime he was adrifed by his phyficians, as the lilt rcfource, to go into the country, but he found no relief from the change; he then tArd the efirdill Balm of Gilead, from the Grit bottle of which he ohs tined immediate relief, and fit bottles more have reltored him to a found and perfedt hate of health . J F1.F.Te14E12., Printer uf the Chefter ChrmicL. Sold is London. by Mrs. Matthews, 18, Strand; Dic..y and Swum, Bow Church-yard ; Bacon, Igo, Qzforilsltreet 76, Oxford Brett, uppoilte the Pantheon; But le r, q, Cheapfs'Je; Barclay and,sl,in.ll,et-masisct; Shaw and Edward& 66. St. Paul's cti-yarti ; Howaul, astd Evans, Long-lane, Weft-Smithfield; ;and b? 141tdItilleiltms:as in the United traingstnn. BUSK HEAD INN. ARGYLE-STRrET. GI A;CiIW, PETER JARDINE rerpeftfuily informs hie Fri , tuts and the Public. that he has more ! iota of the Buck Head inn. The Houfc is neat. clean, euntnio,•,,,.:s an d well sired; the Furniture: is new and ele l -aut, with moil do cellent and the Liquors area the vet:. belt kinds. Ivory atom iu his power, united with that of Mrs. Jardine (late Currie, of thi Mack Boy) will be everted for the comfort and fa. ti.h.ction of thole whit favour him with titsir crw I any. Nast Port Charies t wio6 careful Drivers. oil the (hood! notice. riN LNG'S PA l'EN'r WORM-DESI'ROVINC; Is.-a LOZENGES have ben for feveral years proved lingini) , efficacious at this (Cann 1 , in removing the numerous comFLziuts occafiontd by the fucceiHvc changes of the weatlo.r in cur variable climate; and as opening l'hylie on all nuances, it is fawns to every other Medicine. The public are particularly requefted to obfenre, that, in mir e . mience of a (puritan compolitioi hardy, been in:poled 14 the pub, lie as Ching's Patent Worm Luae te. s, cazb Hoz and Packet of the g.nuine Medicidt h Ire the statue of Citing and /tinier, No 4 , Cheapfide, engraved on the Ramp, by order of Mt Hon. Commif. (inners, to wit':ch is relolq. Sold whairfale at Ching and Butleea. No. 4, Cheapfide; and retail Ity mot! I'dedieine Vanden is every town, in boles at 25. f (4. etch. NEW MEDICINE ACT. FNEWBER Y and SONS, Nn. 45, St. Pani's . Church-yard, I.nn.ton, Proprietors of Dr. ;?wrees t l r o ,„ l „ ri and other valuable Preparations, inform the l'abiic. that in r m . fequrnee of the new Stamp Duties, the price of that Medicine will be in ftsture 25. qS. per Padget, nr 1L es , 6d. per D uren; Quantityar but the Quantity of a Dozen Pke in a Bottle (as r. ade up for the Army and Navy) 'lily b h.:,1 for 11. q.. And as marnps are prcpired, by order of the Conmiiaiimers, for Mar rs N ew . bury(cis 'rate Ufc, in which the " F. Newberg, No. 45, St. Paul's" are engraved, and as it is prefiinsed that this w.ll be a ruffle-lent Security :. t tait!il Coutttericit , , his signature on the L. bat , will be difeontitiu.d. The following are the prices of their Altaltch... •• t'..e arft twenty of 'which Mr Ncwliery's Stamps are Ailed. but theft wits purehafe fix or more at s time, Mill be allowed the Sumps gratis. Dr. James's Powder 1 9 Dathv's Carminative 1 9 •--- a Bottle 24 o Dr. Auftin'sChalybeate ..•-• .'inalcptic Pills 4 6 Pills - - 4 0 large BOW 24 a PreakesTaudt. of Bark 4 0 Dr. Steers's Opodcfdoc a 6 Ditto Hutbam's ditto 3 0 Conyulfion 0:1 2 n . 1 . 0:11' Mat . S 9 ---- Nitre lit ups 2 6 Engl. lb Coffee . 2 9 - Camomile Drops 1 9 Dr. tio•orr's PIW . i of Paregorio Lo- Giant's Drops 1 t} zengt./1 .. a i t 1..i0! (Lib Scots Pills s 0 AngibauTs Blois ditto Is 4 lii Dr. 's Magodia 1 6 kiffence of Cot sfoot 3 6 Nonott% Drops . s 6 Mr. S: , ellee . ii Dentifrice 4 0 Spniury's Drops s 6 Cephalic Snuff . 0 9 Dr. &dander's Tea ' 2 9 Jones . Rheum. Tina. 3 6 Oreeinohgb% Tindures s ti• Perry's Bilious Pill' 4 6 Ditto Tolls Loungix tti Eireace of Peppermint 111 Ma= of Ginger $ 9 Gl.Ss's Nlagnefia 3 6 N. B. As many Perfons, particularly Mcil'engee,, mift i k e t b s hoof. , of Marrs. Newbery, they think it neccifary to point nat, that it is.at the Eait end of St. Paul's, four doors from Chcap6le," with thefe Word. infcribed on the front— Tlif Oth • WA It euovilt wog Da. jimates Pownta." LI AV ING dedicated 'Drat( tiptoe liiidy,aadbees gratiEed by ale sr& cobaderable pabEtiee.tq that bran* whlcs I thou6ht I.rol:er to feted, I Matt that 1 tore Dot ra t re entrlcyci my time than thole who lat the extenthir th! ?rofelD^,n, art occatinautlly tome red iw uneertataky, cuinat aw zyp amain that itacce.ii which Is &Nuked by tabeantrat;ng tae totc!ledual ocw‘r to :31 , chOss trnealets . . —...... The di ears of 11; 3iii If if are peculiarly char-Zug for they bring with them a train of coceornitant lymptoms, ani, by a do. preBiaa of all vital energy, esiftence Kelt bn-onietretn! , .itterwl..... Whether they mire from the prevaler-e of iii carmple. the darn. tivelabits of fchool.boys, ••r the imtuigeuers of murky, they to. quirt the molt affiduou. ; Fut the Ignoramus o f onedq, t ateid ot-b, the lynirt^ms arc aggr zuld the MM. tinfoil Is drltrorit • Asa FR a tte Al. COL:. ftO 3.ISUIt G EO NS, I ground my pretimilpos 0:1 reguhirity of edocatim: and pd-ding every ptivik-ge tc pr.( :ice I ferltnyfelf to that con6leaco with which I have hitherto been fell:wary honou-al . In the fird ferifatioos of lucid wcakne's earl, applieutina aAtl prevent the calamity of a di Jiiit..ted frat:.e: but whore the (of ferer, from a con'cioufne.7s +f the latmar.lbee 4 the vire winds caufed his tuisfortuac, is fearful of the r , ttempt or =Aire of his family • pbyfician and broods over hi., infirmity with careful coo ecahnent. it mid! be fatisfaehry f,ir him to tie :Aimed hot only of capability of trmtment. hue *Ms of the snort inviolable fecreq. And in recent V,.nercal Cerriphdrws it is puV•lt to pfevent danger or diftre's ; in the rni)fi cow:dim:ll ear.:s it Is the acquire ment of ezdtthve ezperimace la this tune to era": a fare, certain, atni fpeciy rz-eflabliflu-ner.t I oXer the adv.:wage of tl•ir experlaiee to thine creaser fez who are afili.f.ted with ae.y kind or I)EaiLITY, of any frartores el i r V Ebliikk..V., IN I - oCTION, in AI eases the terms of maw aeration are fisted on the hrfl • Pat main cxatr`• are eztvard to inelo'e. Bank note, and we r•yudted to fpeci/ their age anc mrover of bring. . . MA - i-.TEI4 HIKER, _ Meters of the Port coSige of Surgeons 10 Lash* Asuuderftrvm nett ernatitt.Bar To THOMAS.TAYLOR,TY4F No. 9. arklieltreet.London. Hentolleed Sir, Edinburgh, March iS, ttot. IBEG leave to inform you, that ever fi nce the year 179:. I have been . fleled with the Luca ,Venerea, which (rum ib ntittinattly ri Rain every ourfe of medicine prefcrihed by the mm' eulincnt of ,he faculty here, ant nod, rgihig fever Fe ve,e courfcs of filiva.ion, aud4wice difeharsied from the H tat, with little relict, would apNar to he of the na.lt invet, rate nature. In the fpring of laft year my diforder bad got to fuck a hoed, at nearly to put a i•eriod to my atinceee : I had a larg, Mere on toe crown of my head, oue on each arm, and qty legs were broke out iu a frightful lualltict ; my right was dreadfully pain. ful, and had bc-i, hi a Rate el ulceration for the lait levels years ; my L it had alfu two large noilev on it, wag very mach difcol..ured aud gave nteauth excrucirMo p •in, partleutany when warm in bed, a. nearly t.. deprive :re .1f n-ft In this lamentable nate I war recomm tried by Mr. J Thompfon,.(who 11%.CeiVcd fo gnat a cure by them h re), to take your lo Patent P.lle, which I began to du on the 26th ut May; in the courfe of a (unladen I bc , van to receive bench —ln kik. more than a month the ulcers in my bead and arms were foundly healed—loon r the fires on my leys alto, leaving. however, colder difeolauratimi in the and oain in the b, tie of the left. which, by the bla ling ol IGGD, and a little longer perfover ,nr.c in your invaluable ' Molicir.e , fubfided • the nodes di4wating, the Grin regaining its natural hue, ai d th e: nocturnal paint gradually going off. I thus became, by riur I berul aiviee and mrdichne, perfedtly free front , all my f rm, r corn: ..inta--::ave relover,,d my former fpirit and iticsigih, aid am ume j ,Ily awl tat, In which Rate having conciouco many mouths, to the nil mlihm,nt of all who. knew nie, I ant at aIIn in wsat teems rt. expreta trey grritude, beg y m, tor the good ef ~ther f..ftsring in at. iv, to make this my cans public as pofflls:e, av i 114 , d et. rvel y roeliiou ; in 1, dumg you wih greatly elhge, bar, your grateful, obrel •at, very humble kr. vaat, ALEX. bIUiLKEIL. • Stvta's Clore, Plea tt.r. et, I. l ."nlia:gh. WithelLs Lathe ahoet cure —Jahn I nompfra, No. 3. kin* Poultry-market M Chife,Edinbur,;6. Prepared snd'hud by the hie Pr .prietur, THOMAS 7AY LORI Manlier of the Royal Colley. or Surgc•.ns, at hi t ;:,, b fe. Nn. 9, New BridgAlrtct, London : when:, attcr a c Gdalee ohm. hay thlrtv-fir years, in a praetice rested to the cure of Venereal Complaints. and thole ' to the Patti of Generation, with that auviiilable frene•. men of alsis Pro& fain fhould always übfervc in hush cafes, hi tees hintlelf, thoadirleCansi affilhatice I.e grinuitoudy sunlit ta perluns taking this Medicine, will be sit: sdie.l, by a d , ing Public, as an advantage fridona attainable, and void ambiguity. . Alto fold by his appoktmett, for the convenience of thoft lag at a dittaiiee, at the Pertunt. r':, No. 35, St. Alhan's•f I'..d Mall; the foy.fluip, Ni.. 103, 01(tOrti.fireet ; Mr.' rough's, No. 7, Fah -1! : Mr. Siteibuoltfeller,Nti. roti-i.w, Litres FM% r• 4111.1 j Baxter's, Sissithhitelvr. burgh ; and by one point) in cunt fiskrable townin Great Britain add Ireland, In boxes of mil 6d. each, fsalrd up, with and pl-in dirceß •ns, whereby , loos et either lea. may cure theiniaves with cafe. peed, feereeYi and fatty. . • HIGH WATT". AT LONDON 3R IT`GE TO-Moll.lk Mar* I • • •• 14 utes after 3 Maroon ••• • • 33 slaw Arc 3 - - ' I.ONI I IN : Printed and üblitbe.l by Lr.VEL KENT (d t' 0,,,:p 'ze• Lambeth ,. %Übe ST/Lll Orrice. No. r. C Cullifbidalfo at tic 3 , 4 a Otnei. Takalialla t : a . V. '1 h. flo r stblief at alt efe ' p•Rreee. . D.lb-.••• 1, tit& W.? ry ts. by Per" [germ'', ROW of Co- , Ctrq •