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LAW AT ELL IGENCE. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, MAY sB. The Court was occupied the greater part of this morning, in pronouncing judgments upon the fol lowing perfuns : Robert Stephens, William Ellis and Wife, and John Ellis, who were all conviaed the lalt Affixes for Glonceller of a riot, and forcible entry into cer tain premifes, belonging to Mr. Roller. The for mer, who was the principal in the riot, was fen tenced to fix months imprifonment, and the latter three, who had affifted him, to three months, in the gaol of Gloucefter. Henry Somerfet and S. Edmonds, for obflrufting and affaulting a Revenue Officer, in the difcharge of his duty, in the county of Wilts, were ordered to pay a fine of 301. each, and be imprifoned three months. James Philbey, for a fimilar offence, to be impri- Coned for twelve months, in the gaol of Maid(lone. William Kingimill, who had been convieled the Taft aflizes, for Hants, of a fimilar offence, WAS fen teneed to pay a fine of 251. and be confined till that turn fhould be difcharged. In mitigation of punifhment, his affidavit Rated, that he was a very young man, with a large family, and had never before been in the pra4lices of fmug gling, and never would again. William Beaumont, convided of having a large quantity of naval Bores in his poffeiTmn, belonging to his Nlajelty's Dock yards at Chatham, was fen tenced to pay a fine of 2001. and be imprifoned 12 wont hs in Maidfione gaol. John Eldon, who had alto been eonvided of a fimilar offence, at the Lilt allizes for Maiditone, was brought up. His petition (fated, that he has a large family, and had fultained very confiderable loffes by are. _ _ _ Mr inßice GROSE, in palling the judgment of the Court, expatiated on the enormity of the ctime, of which he mutt have been perfeltly well aware, from the perfons from whom he had received the goods, and the quantity he had poffelred himfelf of, by which the public had been robbed to a molt extraor dinary extent. His Lordfhip then pronounced the Judgment of the Court, which was, that he fhould be imprifoned in the gaol of Maid(tone for the term of fix months, and (land in the pillory before the dock gates at Chatham, once within that period. William Elph, who was tried and convicted before Mr. JP►aice HEATH, at the hall affixes for Kent, of receiving Itolen goods, was alto brought up for judg ment. _ The goods conftited of a very large quantity of tope-yarn, belonging to his Majelty's Dock-yards at Sheernefs, which had been told to him by perfons employed in thofe yards Mr. GURNEY, for the Defendant, Rated that upon the trial, feveral molt refpeaable witneffes appeared on his behalf, who gave him a molt excellent cha raCter, in confequence of which the Ju►y had recom mended him ►o mercy, and he was fure that would have due weight with their Lordthips. Mr. GAR ROW, for the Crown, conftdered it a moil important cafe—and, as thofe prallices were daily entreating, to the great injury of the public, he truit ed their Lordthips would pronounce exemplary judg ment upon the Defendant, whofe whole defence upon the trial was,that the witneffes againft him were thieves themfelves, and therefore not competent. Their Lordthips, after Tome thort confultation, ordered him to be committed to liewgate, and brought up on Saturday next, for Judgment. William Jenkins, convicted of perjury at the late Middlefex Eleetion, o; whole cafe we have given a full report in former Papers, was alfo remanded, and ordered to he again brought up on the fame day. Soloman Leni and William Kenter, convieted of afraulting William Niren, an Excife Officer, in the difcharge of his duty, at the fittings after laft Term, at Guildhall, of which we have already given a re port, were again brought up, purluant to the order of the Court, in confequence of the Defendant, Ken ter's having, on a former day, declared, that he was not prefent at the atrault upon the Excife Officer, and that the Clerk of the Agent for the Crown had ad mitted as mach. Several affidavits were produced, which contra ditied that affertion ; but the Defendant perfifted in his declaration, though he had not ventured to make an affid.tvit of the fad. Lord ELLENBOROUGH obferved, that he had great ly encreafed his difgrace by his condor& ; and order ed both Defendant.' to be remanded, and again brought up on Saturday next. Several other perfons, who were out on bail, at tended to receive the Judgment of the Court, for va rious offences. They were ordered to attend again en next Saturday. At one o'clock the Court refe, and their Lord (hips met the other Judges in the Exchequer Cham ber, to deliberate upon the cafe of Holroyd, con vieted of the murder of his father, at the laft York Arlizes. MONDAY, MAT 20. THE KING V. PASSINCH•N •ND •NOTHER. The SOLICITOR GENERAL prayed the Judgment of the Court on thefe Defendants. Mr. ERSKINE obferved that Mr. Edwards, one of the Defendants, wag prepared to go into the circum- Rance: of his defence, before the Court pronounced its judgment, but Colonel Paffingham, although he meant to deliver himfelf up alfo to receive judgment, was not, at prefent, ready for that purpofe ; and, as he was not out on bail, the Court would, perhaps, aot obiett to the cafe liandin3 over to thenext term; and then Colonel Paffingham would come up to re ceive tLe fentence of the Court, when the Lord Chief _Flake would not have to read the whole of the Report. Lord Ect.attIIOROUGH faid,he hoped he lboulti not be called on to read any of it, for it was, for the moR part, much too (hocking to be lead in Court. He lhould communicate ag ain to the Jodges the fub- Rance of this cafe, but the whole detail he hoped he Amid never have the pain of giving in any fhape whatever. The complexion of the cafe and outline of the fails. mull be Rated to the other Judges, to wArraut the judgment of the Court. It might now Rood over total the fifth day of the out Term, and in the mean time, the 'Defendant Edwards, Ow in Court, fhould Rand committed. MT. ERSzINE faid, that he, on the part of the De. fendants lhould be fatisfied with whatever courfe his Lordthip would be pleated to take to communicate the nature of this cafe to the reft of the Bench ; it could not be ex pelled, as little was it his with, that to Blocking a cafe fhould again be detailed. Ordered to Band over until the fifth day of the next Term. THR RING V. JAMES MOORE, ESQ... This was an indiament for an affault tried before Mr. Juilice Heath, at the laR Aflizes for Surrey. The Defendant is a phytic gardener, and carries on that trade to a vat extent, employing conitantly Bu, and fometimes t6o men to work in his gardens ;—is of entirely refpearble charafter, and unblemilhed conduit, and much beloved by his neighbours. He is alfo a Major in the Mitcham Volunteer Corps.— The profecutor is a perfon of the name of Axtovy, a carpenter in the fame neighbourhood, diftinguithed for his opulence. His uncle had diitinguifhed the Defendant, from the Profecutor in a very confidera ble manner in his will, and that was fuppofed to have occasioned great animofity, from the Profecutor to the Defendant ; at leaft, fo the Defendant Rated in his affidavit. The Profecutor had, for years toge ther, been in the habit of intuiting the Defendant, wherever he met him, particularly on market days, and at the head of his regiment, making wry faces at him, and ufing the moil low and vulgar language to wards the Defendant as a Volunteer Officer. Once on a Sunday afternoon he proceeded in this manner, and provoked the Defendant as much ashe could.— When the Defendant came up from his regiment, then under arms, and knocked the Profecutor down with his fill ; the blow, however, was fo fevere, as to have been thought by the Defendant to be likely to caufe the Profecutor's death. Two furgeons were under the fame apprehenfion for a whole day ;—on which the Defendant offered to furrender himfelf.— The Profecntor recovered, however, and commenced this profecution. The Court, on a full view of the cafe, and after hearing Counfel on both fides, fentenced the Defen dant to pay a fine of 6s. Bd. and be difcharged. THF. KING V. FORBES. Mr. Js (hewed caufe againft this Rule, which was for a criminal information againft the Defen dant, commanding officer of an armed veffel called the Griffin, for fending a challenge to Mr. Stone, an officer at Dover, who infifted that the Defendant (hould not come into the harbour until it appeared that he had performed quarantine. The Court ohferved, that officers in the fituation of the Profecutor mutt be protthed in the execution of their duty.—Rule abfolute. THI KING V. LEMUEL CULLIVER. A convittion for having refilled an officer of the imprefs fervice, by which feamen that would have been impreffed into his Majefty's fervice, were rercu ed. The Defendant, a farmer, in Dorfetfhire, was the leader of the mob who made this refinance. Mr. Juftice GROSE informed the Defendant of the extent of his crime. That if, in there riotous proceed ings, any one had loft his life, the lives of all thole who were concerned in that refiftance would have been forfeited to the law, for they would have been all guilty of murder. Sentence—" That the Defen• dant be imprifoned in Dorchefter gaol for fix calen dar months, and then difcharged." 7M KING V. THOMAS BANKS. Mr. WALTON moved, that the Defendant may be at liberty to withdraw hie plea of not geilty and de mur to this indiament, which was at the Defendant's own rilk, for by a demurer he admitted the (alas, but denied the law ariling out of them. He was csn vinced that no judgment could be pronounced againa him in this cafe.—Rule to (hew oaufe wanted. THE KING V. ROBERT OSNINT. This was a conviaion of the Defendant for having in his poffeffion naval flores belongieg to his Majefly. The Defendant was 65 years of age ; for 35 of which he had been labourer in Plymouth dock yard ; during all which time he had born an excellent cha. rafter, as was Rated by the affidavits of feveral of his neighbours. He was Paid to be the owner of fome houfes ; on his behalf it was alledged he had only one (mall houfe wherein he lived. Mr. Jaktrza. for the Crown.—"" The pillage of Bores in the dock yards almoft baffles the efforts of juftice." Lord ELLINIOROUGII." And, if we believe the affidavits in favour of the Defendants, committed by men of good charaflers ! The pillage is bad by any body, but by a perfon entrufted with the care of the property, intolerable." Mr. Juffice LAWRENCE ••-•." I cannot help confider ing a good rharafter given in a cafe of this kind with great diftruft, for it is generally conceived, by a cer tain clafs of men, there is no difhenefty, nor any thing to impeach a man's charaEter, in his healing any thing, provided he only takes the property of the Crown. I remember a perfon tried before me at Winchefter, for an offence of this fort, and he had a charafler as good as any man at Portfmouth, and as Coon as that charafler was given him, the Conn fel for the Crown produced the conviCtion of that fame man, for the fame offence, two years before.— I Rate this by way of eflimate of the good charafler of fuch perfons." Lord ELLENBoacnyCH.•" The good charafler of inch perfons arifes out of a community in the offence; 3o or 4o perfons gave good charafters to the Hedges, before me; who were conviEted of the molt barefaced plunder ; they had not only good, but the very bell charafters." _ _ _ Mr. junice GRoss." The common feeling of peo ple of this kind is, that a man has a good chara6ter if he pilfers nothing but from the Crown." Lord ELLE NBOROUG H.—They get gond charaQers by paying their way, which they can do out of the pocket of the King." Remanded, and ordered to be brought up at a future day for judgment. MIDDLESEX ELECTION. Henry Britt, otherwife Brett, convined of wilful corrupt perjury at the late Middlefex Elation, was called, upon the recognizance of his bail, to appear and receive judgment. Upon his non appearance the recognizance was ordered to be ellreated into the Ex chequer.—The Court afterwards went into new trials, and, at three o'clock, Lord ELLENBOR-OUGH fat at Nifi Prius, to difpofe of undefended caufes. LONDON MARKETS; SMITHFIELD, May 20. To fink the offal—per flone of ITh. Best 4$ od to se Bsl I Veal Mutton 4s 81 to se 4d Pork ss 4d to 6,4 d 45 44 to ss 44 NEWGATE and LEADENHA Lt., May to. Per none of Rib.by the carcafe. . Bee 3► 4d to 4► 8d I Veal 31 Ed to S► Sr/ Mutton 3► 4d to 4► 41 Pork 4► 4d to 51 44 PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH. Bags 4 1 tos to 51 ss I Pockets 41 tss to 61 1 S• NEW COAL MARKET, May 20. Ships at Market. Ships Sold. Prices. 29 Neweaßle Coals 7 41s. 641. 491. od. 2 Cinders - - t 925. 641. s Stone Coal - - 0 cos. od. 8 Sunderland 1 41s. 6d. a Cannel - . - —.—. STATE LOTTERY, SECOND Dxv.—The following are the Prizes above 'kol. drawn On Saturday :—No. 2,875, firft drawn, 40001. ; 10,722, a prize of 5001. ; 14,716, 20,218, 24,212. 26,179, prizes of tool. ; and 1,660, 21,233, 27,413, 28,346, prizes of 501. — Tickets and Shares are felling at Daum moiso's Of fice, No. 65, Fleet-ftreet, (warranted undrawn) at the following prices; Ticket, 191. Half, gl. 15$. Quarter, 41. Ifis. Eighth, 21. gs. 6d. and Sixteenth, 11. p. The ntxt day's drawing will be on Wed• nefday. In the laft Lottery every Ticket was fold before the fixth day, notwithaanding they were fo high as 301. per Ticket ;—in the prefent Lottery, owing to the price of Tickets being moderate, the tale, fince the drawing began, has been at leaft three times as great as in the laft ; and as the &II drawn Ticket on the fourth day is entitled to soool. and the lint drawn Ticket on the fixth day to 20,0001. there is not a doubt but every Ticket will be ft.ld before the eighth day, when the firft drawn is entitled to 30,0001. Two days drawing of the Lottery are already over, and the only Capital Prize yet (hared is 13,00 t, a Prize of 'cool. fold in one Half, one garter, one Eighth, and two Sixteenth Shares, at BISH'S offices, 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing Crab, where Tickets and Shares are felling, warranted undrawn, at the following prices : Ticket - 191. Half - 9is 0 Eighth - L.a 9 6 (tinter 4 18 o I Sixteenth t 5 • BIRTHS. On the 3d inftant, in New Cumberland-ftreet, the Lady of Ro bert Becher, Efq. of a fon. On the 2.5 th ult. at Portfmouth, the Lady of Captain Matthew Buckle, of the Royal Navy, of a fun. On the 3d init. in Guildford-ftrcet, the Lady of John Mitchell, &q. of Riga, of a fon. At York, the Lady of Brigadier-General Hedgfon, of a fan. On the 18th inf. at Frognal, Hampftead, the Lady of Captain Bayliff. of a daughter. MARRIED. Yefterday evening was re-married, by fiseclal licence, the Moft Noble John Henry Marquis of Lanfdowne, to Lady Giffard. The Rev. George Henry Glaffe, Redtor of HanweU, to Harriet, only daughter of the late Thomas Wheeler, Efq. of the Chatham ; Divifion of Royal Marines. At Middlefield, Alexander Firie, Efq. merchant in Aberdeen, to Mifs Ann Logic, daughter of the late Francis Logic, Efq. Saturday Taft, at St. Auguftia's Church, Watling ftreet, Edward Edmunds, Efq. of Ofweftry, to Mifs Downes, of Old Change. DIED. On thet 6th nit. Robert M'Cubbin, Efq. of the Army Account Office, Dublin, only fon of the Rev. Wm. M'Cubbin, minifter of Douglas, Lanarkfhlre. At Rock, Woreefterfbire, the Rev. Richard Wat%ins, Res or of Rock, Lord of the Manor of Clifton Campville and Hounton in Staffordfhire, and of Houn in Derbythire. He is fucceeded in his estates by his only fon Charles Seveme Watkins, 1.. q Lieutenant in the ad or Prince of Wales's Rcement of Dragoon Guards. At Sallencrieff Houk, the 29th ult. Major Hart's fecond datigh ter Elizabeth. At Richmond, Virginia, Mr. Wm. Mitchell, merchant there. A FURTHER PROOF OF THE EFFICACY OF DIXON'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS. To Mr. DIXON, Apothecary. SIR —In confequence of feveral voyages to the EAR Indies, I have contrated a bilious complaint, to fuch an alarm ing extent, as to be fcarcely able at times, to pay attention to the duties of my Ihip. Through the recommendation of a friend, I was led to make trial of your ANTIBILIOUS PILLS, by the ufe of which, for a fhort time, I was to my aftonifhment. immediately relieved; and have been, for a long while, totally free from any returns of NA U SEA, yellowngs of the (kin. nervous and lick head. ache, heart-burns, giddinefs, and other correfponding fymptonts of the above complaint. he fuccefs of your remedy has induced me to recommend it generally, and my brother In particular, third officer of the Duke of Montrofe Intliaman, who laboured under a work afflidlion, if poffible, than myfelf, has been in like manner completely cured. I am, Sir, your obedient tenant, ROBERT LUCAS, Gravefend, Chief Officer of the Hoii. Eaft India June 29, Igo4. Company's Ship, Union. Sold Wholefale and Retail, at Mr. Butler's, No 4, Cheapfide, and retail, by every Mime/able Medicine Vender in every Town in the Unitei Kingdom, in Boxes at 20. 9d. and 6s. each. SOI.OMON'S GUIDE TO HEALTH. This day was publifhed, a new Edition, of nearly Soo pages, in one vol. Evo. price only 3s. with an elegant Portrait of the Author, INTITLLO, A GUIDE TO HEALTH; or, Advice to both Sexes Ma variety of Complaints. Which fully explains, in a eoneife, plain, and eafy manner, the molt fimplc methods of treat ment, and efficacious remedies for the following difeafes: Abortion, or Mifcarriage Indifpofitions attendant on Preg- Afthmas, Lofs of Appetite nave y, Lownefs of Spirits Barrennefs, Bilious Complaints Juvenile Indifcretions Cblorofis, or Green Sicknefs Menftrual Evacuations Chad-bearing, Confumptions Nervous Difeales Female Difeafcs ' tits Onanifin, or Secret Ven ery Fluor Albus, or Whites Pregnancy, Phthill 4 or Cough Flatulence or Wind Rbcumatlfni, Scrofula Gleets, Gonorrhea Seminal Weakneirea, Scurvy Hypochondria, or Melancholy Turn of Life, &c. &c. Complaints, Indigeftion To which is added, An Eiray on the Venereal Dhfcfe, Clefts, and Seminal Wcakneffes. By S. SOLOMON, M. D. This Pamphlet points out the direct methods of cure, from a blenhorrhagi or gonorthera to a confirmed fiphilis. To which i; added, an Effay on Secret Venery, and a difcourfe on impotency in the male, and fterility and harrennefs incident to females, &c.—An Appendix on the fubjett of a folitary and deftrudtive vice ; and an, Addrefs to Parents . Guardians, Tutors, and thole who have the care and education of Youth. Li kewife, Advice to Bathers, parti ticularly the affiidled with nervous complaints. The whole Wu& crated and interfperfed with a variety of authentic lads ni.vcr be fore publilhcd. Sold by E. Mathew, No. iB, Strand. London ; and all other Book fellers in Town and Country N. B. For the very excellent eharaeler of this work fee the dif ferent Reviews. tilt Upwards of ic,soo copies have a dtually been fold of " Solo mon's Guide to Ifea:th," as certified under the handl of the printers themfelves t—a number fo uncommonly large mutt be the bell cri terion of the merit of the work, and the approbation of the public. REMARKS—In this ufeful publicati.it will be found a treadle on female difeafes, nervous, hypochondriac, and confumptive corn plaints, and in which is explained the fymptoms, mode of treat ment, and remedies in the different Rages of the venereal difeafe ; cautions to young perfons on the danger of improper connedions, or improper treatment, &c. with the thf rence between the vene real fymptoms, and thole frequently miftaken for them alio advice to bathers at 13atb s J3usteu, Southampton. Ste. CANAL. SHARFI. TO BE SOLD liY (By the direclion of the Erect!fort of Mr. JAR E 6 HAleaSyle, deco f e d ), . . At the Bridgewater Arms Inn, in ikaal-ht (ter, an 'Monday. the 3d day of June. I 805, omen) , at five o'Clack the Aitunuoo. in filch Lots as (ball then lie agrectiepon, MINE SHARES in the NlAncliettcr, A rbton-under -I.yne and Oidliain Canal. Eleven Stares in the liudder,fivil For further ratticul .rs apply to Mr. Fhompfon, Law Stationer, Ridgefield Flip, Maneht.lt.:ri or at the Oinle of Mein. War thingtons, Hoirop and Worthington, Solicitors, Altlinchain, Cte May a 6, ISos. LYNN ESTATE. DESIRABLE MERCANTILE SITUATION. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—BT CHARLES CPUS% At the Crown Tavern, in Lyn's, on 'llucfday the ads day et June. Otos, at four o'clock in the afternoon, raja ! to fuel conditions of Sale as will be then produced, (uniefs lower di& - . pofed of by Private Contra& which in that care due notice will be rival), ALL that capital MESSUAGE or MANSION HOU9'E, late the refidence of Robert Freeman, Merchant. deceared, with fuitable attached and detached Offices, iituaten nearly in the centre of the great trading Port of Lynn; together with the extenfive Granaries adjoining thereto, holding upwards of 300 laft.s of Grain, and abutting next the River Ouze, with large and commodious vaulted and groined Cellars, capable of hold ing 130 Pipes of Wine, Flagged Yards, Coach-houfe for two Car riages, Stable fur four bodes, Stable-yard, and every other con venience; the whole of which Pry:Dire; occupy a fuperficial (pace of near twenty-five thoufand feet, well eonnedtcd, and altogether unqueftionably forming one of the first Mercantile fituations in Lynn. . _ Note. The above Premifes are all Freehold, hi good repair, La nil Tax redeem may be viewed prior to the Sale, and put:lllEoa had at Michaclmai next. Immediately afterwards will be Sold, in two dittina Lots, the following Seats or Pews. In Saint Margaret's Church. in Lynn, all that Seat or Pew, Nu. 29, in the North Gallery thLreot. Alfo all that Scat or Pew in the Eaft Croft Gallery, in Saint Margaret's Church aforefaid. . . . . . .i. - For further particulate apply to Mr. Smetham, Attorney, Lynn. FREEHOLD MANOR AND ES PATE, CRAKEHALL, NORTH RIDING OF YORKSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. M. BROWNE, jun. On Monday the 17th day of June, aot, at Three &Clock in the Afternoon, at the Houfe of Ann Arnett, known by the Sian of the Black Swart, in Bedalc, in the County of York, in Thirteen Lots, fubjed to filch Conditions as Stall IX then and there pro duced, unlef4 the whole is previouny cliftiod of by Private Con trad, of which proper notice will by eivoi, LL that the MANOR or LORDSHIP, or re. putcd MANOR cr LORDSHIP of CRAKEHALL, with the Rights, Royalties, Members, and Appurtenances thereunto belonging; and all that Capital Manfion , late the Refidence of MATTHEW DODSWORTH, EN. confining of a Dining-room 30 feet by 20, Drawing-room 30 feet by ac, Breakfaft-room and Li. brary ao feet by is, a grcat number of Lodging-rooms, d fuit able attached and detached Offices ; S!abling for 20 Horfes, Coach houfe, Granary, Pidgeon .Houfe, complete Farm-yard ; two very produetive Walled Gardens, flocked with choice Fruit Trees, Hot-houte and Grin hoof:, and about Two Hundred and Fifty. foot Acres of Rich Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, lying cmtiguous to the Minfion ; alfo (coeval Cottages and other Lands in the Tovimili4o of er,:at and little Crakeh Prat: hall is fituate in a molt healthy and fertilo part of the North Riding of York ihire, sod in an excellent Neighbourhood, two Miles from B.:dale (to place (hare is a Poft every day), ten Miles from Richmond, nine from Northailerton, and Limes from Rippon, al exec:lent Market ToWns. • To b.: till the day of Safe, by applying to Mr. Morton; at Slams, near Martham, of whom printoi Particulars may be had, alfo at the place of Sale; King's I - lead, Richmond; Golden Lion, Northallatc::: ; Unicorn, Rippon; Three To.is, Mita; Talbot. Darlington ; an° of Mr. Baxter, So:•cinir, Fundy:it's-Inn, Lou don ; and of Mr. Morton, SAicitcr, in Male, where a Plan 414 E the itatc may be feed —Bedale, April s, x Ros. STAFFORDSHIRE. FOR POSITIVE and PEREMPTORY SALE BY AUCTION. By Mr. CHRISTI E:, Ai the Omit Room,Patt Mall; on Thorfday, May 23, at t o'clock. A CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, called SUGNALL HALL, confiding of a Stone befit Modern Manfiou, with numerous attached and detached Offices adapted to the Villa and elegant Fame Oriee, capital Walled Kitchen Gar den, Hot hook, Gt een•houfe, &c. &c and Two Hundred and Three Acres of Land of the brit quali•y in a Ring Fence, diver& bed with Hill, Dale, Wood, ~nd Water, in the bappieft Style of Nature. TheManfion is Crated on a bold eminence backed and Weltered by full grown-Plantations and riling Grounds from the North, and commanding Prorpects over the Park like Home Grounds, and 30 Miles in extent over a Fertile, Populous, Health*, and finely Broken Woody Country ,abounding with Game, fine Roads, Field Spor6, and Gentlemen's seats. The Ettate is fuladi. tided by Sunken F . , itees int , convenient Inclofures, and inter. fpelfdd with luxuriant Clumps and 'lineations of large Spreading ' Forelt Trees. The Pleafure Grounds continued through the de• mofne Woods, in all the variety of Englifb Landfcaps Gardening, and terminated by Copmeer, a natural Lake fed by an ahimil arc Stream, and fkirtil by Hanging Oak Woods which are redAfted oa it. peaseistfurface of 130 Acres, and entitrafted by the molt Lt.. chanting open Views. Tatte, Genius, and Mcchailifm, have heat molt happily exerted in decorating this charming fpot. Situate two miles from the Market Town of Et:di:ball, artoin. ing to the Cheiter and Mail Coach road from London; nine Miles from Stafford eight from Stone, (and a navigation), nine front Newport and Market Drayton. !I from Newcaftle, 27 ft - on 2 Shrcwiltury.3g from Chefter, and 143 from London. The Houfelit.ld Furniture, Live mad Dead Stock, may be takers at a valuation, and poffeffion of the Bane may he had imme. diately, or in four or fix months, at the option of the purchaler. May be viewed on application at the Mention, and printed par. titulars to be had of the Printers of the Stafford. Birmingham, Shre.wfliury, Manclufter, Gore's Liverpool, and Woolm;r's Exe ter Papers; at the Rainbow, Cortihill ; and a Map of the I,:tate may be Peen at Mr. t. rutwell's, Printer, Bath; Mr. John linftsr Architod, Liverpool; and in Pall-Mall. HAVING dedicated in);felf to the Rudy, and been gratified by the moft confiderable practice in that brareh which l'thought proper to feiedt, 1 traft th.:t 1 have not more tail employed my time than thole who, in the ettessfive geld of ti.• profeffion, are occafionAly immerfed in uncertainty, and car-,or always attain that fuccefs which is aecramd cotecatratini the intelledual power to one dais of Woolen. The difesies of lABILITY arc vcenliarly dißrrltrg. fsr , they bring with th.nn a tr:.in of concomitant fymrtows. and, b 7 a ilo preflion of ;di vital esilleo•te itTelf IY , ..eomes emhf•tered-ss 14Thether they anfe from lie prcvalec...:: afti. qaasnple, the:irftruos dye habits of f:'t^ol boys, or the indulg mere if mat urity tiva re quire the snot: a'adueus p-ofrffional ; hut_ by the ig.ierrnew of uneducated men, the Cymptonis are aggravated, An ! c'- 1 * tuition is e.c.itt...ycd. Asa MEMBER of the ROYAL. C0.T..1.G1 7 of $7 TP. , 7 2 . 1 ground my pretenfions on ec; ttlatity of eAlocaLiont an t i 70T-;nag every privilege to prs,.3,ce I feel rnyfqf ^switl.,l to that idence with which I have hitherto been to liberally isoi.:,ur.:l In the firft foliations of local wcatikol. ettlY -74; , :cat .11 ` tgill prevent the calamity of a debilk..ted frame; but ,where* the l'af ierer, from a conikiCtitnefs' of the untruly...liners cf the vice . wtil muted his misfortune, Is fearful of the (rottenly, eenfigne of •,$ family pbyticiyri sod broods over his infi ratty Wth careful coo ceahnent, it nesfi befatisfa , *.tory for hiss Vi !s; Alforoi not nely capability if treatment, but Nro of the moll Inviotabk (items . And in recent Venercrl ConTlaints It is poilible to prevent danger or iiiftrefs; h. the moil complic.:ted cafes it is the acquiir. mcnt of exclutlve evocrien,:c iu this brie to teed a fare, ccrv.iu, sand (needy rc-eitabliftanr-t. . . I oiler the advantage of this experience to Itor/fe ofeltherfes wttO are afflieled with any bird of DE9iLiT Y, of any fymptoma of VENEREAL INFECTION, and in al cafes the trams of rasa neration are Rated on the Frit. interview,. Pat:v . 4lin the country aye expected to inclose a C•ni note, ad are requefle.l to fpecify their age d man eel. of MAKTIN BRAN, Mem!)er of the Ros , zl CAlege of Surgeon, in I.oeilea. NO io A naldet-ttrtet. :•t-an.l, nett rcropk Nor LONDON: Printed and Publidied by LEVEL KENT (of itt terbury-pbcl, Lambeth), at the &root Orrice, No. ',ever &cu. PuLlithed alto at dis Erika Wrack Tomelo•Dao.