Star. — London, England, 1801-05-09 00:00:00

I TO THE EDITOR OF THE STAR. Sir—ln the late Debate on Mr. HoanF.TootE'S Eligibility to a Seat in Parliament, it was alledged , by high authorities in that Houfe, " That a Cler gyman can no more fecularize himfelf , or divert himfelf of the charaCler, conferred by Ordmation, than the Ethiopian can change his fkin, or the Leo pard his fpots :" and, " That, retaining this inde lible mark, he is for ever ineligible to fecular em ployments." I (hall feel myfelf highly obliged, if you will permit me, through the medium of your paper, to propofe a Cafe to the Gentlemen holding this do&rine, for folution, not an imaginary but a real one, which Atli occurred within my perfonal knowledge, and which may frequently recur, while their precut arbitrary power of difmilling Clergy men from Cures, ad libitum, and without any mo ral or profeflional difqualification, is veiled in Diocefans ! It may be urged, indeed, " That it is a power feldom exercife4 and that Bifliops are not likely to commit their chandlers by an abufe of it !" The Epifeopal Charatfler is not, however, a fufilcient guarantee for this: Bithops are fubjett to the fame paffions, and are liable to the influence of caprice or prejudice, as other men ! Of this af fertion, the cafe I have fubjoined, furnifhes a pretty ftrong proofl—" A Clergyman of exemplary Cha rafter, and confiderable abilities, was nominated. about two years agn, by an Incumbent, to a Cu racy in a certain Diocefe, which is under the con troul of a Prelate, more diftinguilled for his Baer tear, than for either his Learning or Piety. The Clergyman and his family removed to the place of stultment, nearly too miles from their former reUence, and after entering upon his engagement, was refufeda Leman, and confequently dirporeffed of his Curacy, on the frivolous pretence, of not having originally received an Academical Edu cation." The Clergyman has remained unem ployed ever (ince ; and two Petitions from the Parifhioners, in his favour, have been treated by the Bifhop with negleEt.' Under there circum fiances, the Clergyman applied to a' Right Ho nourable Secretary,' who had profeffed an in clination to ferve him, for a vacant fecalar ern ployment, which, he was informed in reply, could not be holden by a Clergyman, confidently with the obligations of his tofellion. Here then is cer tainly a cafe of peculiar hardfhip for the folution of the learned advocates of the above-mentioned doetrine ! If a Clergyman, thus deprived of the means of fupporting his family, by the exercife of his profeffional funaions, cannot be legally eligible to any fecular employment, it will at any time be in the power of a Diocefan to flarve an obnoxious Curate, and to involve his family in his ruin :'—a power, which dfuredly no jult, or wife eftablifh trent could ever intend to delegate to any indi vidual ! I am, Sir, your very obedient Servant, and conflant Reader, 74130-TYRANN V 3. Wilbeach, May 6, 1801. LONDON MARKETS. CORN-EXCHANGE, FRIDAY., MAY 8. We had a pretty good arrival of Wheat at this day's market which caufed that ankle to he full sa. per quarter cheaper fusee Monday. Fine runs from Kent, Ma, and Suffolk, went off from soss. to IDOL—Rye the fame as Monday.—Barley Is 32. per quarter lower.—ln Malt no alteration.—ln Oats, Peale, Beans, or other articles, little or no alteration.—Flour the fame as Monday. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. Wheat pos to ma 04 - Grey Peale 405 to sets cd Fine 210 s to cos Od Short Small Oats 205t0305 od Dantzie wheat Os to tom od Fine ditto 375 to Dorn ad Rye 67s to yos od Poland, ditto 22a to 335 od Suffolk Barley 30s to 631 od Fine eos to 03s od Norfolk Barley apt to 6os od Small Beans sas to 56s od Malt 63e to 724 od FON/ 001 to Co. od White Peale 75s to Sas ad Tick ditto so& to cos ad PRICE OF FLOUR this Morning.—Fine,pss. to loos. A %Karoo( the PRICES of FLOUR, from the astb of April I to the TIL of May India five 1 Total st,sss tacks.—Average tops. M. Its. sfd tourer than WI return. Coon 1 wavecroe's Arrow .Rost theatotli, MAY 7. Wheat per 10. asl os to 3tl OD Oats per qr. il toe to al as Barley per qr. al lb to 31 ss Ryo of co to 01 as Peak per qr. 31 os to 31 ss Beans al to to al th PRICE OF HOPS In the BOROUGH. New Bags 81 is, to gal Its I New Pockets 81 co to 181 as SMITHFIELD, May 8. To fink the offal—per Rone of 81b. • Beef as 8d to 6. ad Veal - ss od to 7s 6d Mutton -5s &I to 6s 6d Pork - 6s od to 65 8d Lamb, 6s. to Ss. od. Stock at Market this morning, Bags Soo, Sheep and Lamb, 1650. NEW OATF. and LEADENHALL, May S. Pcr Row of Sib by the careafe. Beef as od to sa 8d Veal es od to 7s od Mutton ss ad to ss Ild Pork 65 od to 6s 8d Lamb ss 6d to 7s 6d. PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADF.NNALL. Betts, so to 566 - - 174 to apd Ditto, 6o to 666 - - - sod to sad Merchants Backs . 174 d to 0114 • Drefling Hides - . t3d to 15d Fine Coach Hides - • tsd l is 161 d Crop Hides for cutting • - 17tt to tpd flat Ordinary - - kta to t 7tl Calf Skins, so to rib per dozes. - aid to add Mtn, yo to Bdb - - sad to asd I'itto 3o to ecib - - ad to aid Snail Seals (Greenland) per lb. T. 6d to as tod Lame ditto - - zoos to tom per dos. Tanned Ilorfe Hides - tss to 265 each Goat Skins . - an to 66s per dozen Ark* of Bark pot load mil os to ooh as RAW HIDES, May R. I lit!es !,per loos) 3s od to Is ad Heavy Calf ice 6d each ,sliddllng as 6d to as lid I Light Calf 7sl per lb. Ord , nalff SS ad to ts sd Sheep Skins 3s 6cl to 64 od Lamb Skins as cd to ss od I Sbearilnp o. Sd to co od PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. James's market 32 .... IA Town Tallow 6:I 6d to oil Cis., market os O.d IR ullia ditto 'es.) oos cd too. Whitechapel market 3, 74 R teCla ditto (bap) am too (pa Rona of 111 b.) White Candk Kuria Os to Os —.--.. Melt;r: Stull 48. 6d too* 7$ st i l Ditto Rough 355 od to 36s Average Palm 15 7 Graves - ass od to o Good Dregs tat to tm Yellow Soap. os. to Scs...Mattkd. 81s—Curd, pas. Candler, 7 as. od.—Moulds, x: i. ad. PRICE OF HAY AND STRA, May t. Borough. St. joaxes. Whiteehapcl. o.Hays .., tos 10 1 4 It ote 6 6 0 4 6o to 3 1a c Straw z s6tos £ ii t 16 Oto $ 14 0 s s 0 to 2 i 2 c Clovers so to 6 6 1 .....w... 6 **Om 6 ta o COALS, May S. Belt Coab in the Pool, sl. is. 6d. per Cloldruo. Delivered - sl. toe. 6d. Surtnitnd, . 11. 161. 6/1. Ltelners4 - 21. 5.- 64. EIRTI4S. At Newport-react, county of Mayo, the lady , of the Rev. Henry Palfley. of a daughter. A: Slough, Bucks,the lady of*Wm. Dougba. Efq. of a P.m MARRIED. Thurfday tha3oth ulL7t;i:(leoiic's Southwark, Thomas Dickafon, Efq. of Crotched Friars , to Mrs. Ells. Spyring, of Exeter. Lately, at St. Mary's, Lambeth, Mr.?. T. Rowfcr. of Ux bridge, to Mifa Mary Theakfton, daughter of GeorgeTheak don, Efq. of Chrift Church, Surrey. Mr. Edward Riley, of Dame-fireet, Dublin, to Mifs Whits, daughter of Michael Hibiu, of Ballanafle, e aunty of Kilkenny. Efq. Charles Mall, Efq of Clonmel, to Mifs Ann Roberts, daugh ter to J. Roberts, Efq. of Old Connaught. On Thurfday the t ath ult. in London, Mr. Edward Narrow merchant, of Liverpool, to Mill Lucy Heiketh, filter to Sir Thomas Dalrymple Helketh, Bart. of Rufford Hall. On Monday the 16th ult. at Wigan, by the Rev. J. Gibfon, Mr. Strickland of that town, attorney at law, to Mira Holmes, daughter of Richard Holmes, Efe. of the fame place. At Frodthain, by the Rev. C. gewk in, vicar, the Rev. Jacob Fletcher, curate of Frodlham, to Mrs. Turner, of Overton. At I Averpool, Mr. Harris of Manchefter, to Mifs Hann, of Liverpool. At Liverpool, Mr. Thomas Walker, to Mrs. Gregory, of Salford. Mr. Thomas Condell, of Camew, to Mifs Jones, of Mac ketftown, daughter of John Jones, Efq. of fad place. By fpccial limier, at her haute in Harcourt-Erect, Dubtin, the Rev. Samuel Synge, archdeacon of lallaloe, to Mils Hatch. On the loth intl. at Mary-la-benne Church, Robert Becker, Efq. of Charles-lin:et, Manchefter-fquare, to Mifs Purling, of Glonceller-place. W. D. Dowfon, of Lemon-ftreet, to Mifs Sophia Henderfon, daughter of Mr. John Hendcrfon, of Belgrave-place, PlmHco. Tuefday, Mr. Frederick Ca rl ing, of King-Rivet, Bloomf bory, to Mifs Spasm of King-itteet, Bioomlbury. At Hanington-Hall, Gray Skipwith, Efq. of Newbold-Hall, Warwickfhire, to Mifs Harriet Townfend, third daughter of Gore Townfend, Efq. of Honington-Hall, In the fame county. DIED. Mrs. Chivers, Lady of Noah Chivers, Efq. of Clapham Corn- Man. Saturday, at Hampftead, John Bond, Efq. of Hendon. On Thurfday fennight, Mrs. Ruft, wife of Mr. William Rult, of Hull. On Tuefday the sth inßant, at his apartments in Burlington itreet, Lieutensaw-Colonel Ender, of the 72d Regiment. On Saturday bolt. Mrs. Godby, wife of Charles Godby, Efq. of the General PA-Office. On Saturday the 2d init. Mrs. Huff'ey, wife of William Wheatley Holley, Efq. of Old Broad-ttrect. On Wethwfday latt, of a confumption, Mrs. Bowring, wife of Mr. Robert Bowrinz, of the Vidtualling Office, Deptford. Saoltrilav lalt, of an apoplexy, at his houfe in Wellclofe fqnare, Scheve Arney, Efq. in the 44th year of his age. Lift week, at Hartley Weftpall, Hants, after an illnefs of only 36 hours, Mifs Either, eldett daughter of the Rev. Dr. Either, Windrow. Lift week. in London-Rreet, Reading, In her 28th year, Mrs. Bedwell, wife of Mr. R. Bedwell, late furgeon of Wan tage, Reading, and eldeft daughter of the hate Alderman Swain, of London. On the teth ult. at the feat of Thorium; Ecetefton, Efq. of Sea rifbrick, Wm. Dkconfon, Efq. of Wrightington Halt, aged 76. On board the Edgar man of war, the leading fhip in the at tack in the late glorious engagement of Copenhagen, Lieute nant Benjamin Spencer, of the Marines, youngeft fun of the Rev. Dr. Spencer, of Alton, near Birmingham, who, in his orb year, fell gallantly fighting daring the heat of the salon. On Thurfday fe'anight. Mr. John Boufell, aged 75 years, late an eminent leather-eutter in Norwich, who for upwards of twenty years lived an abftemious life, refraining from animal food and fermented liquors. He rendered hirafeif very con fpicuons in the religims world, as he profeffed opinions in a great meafurc peculiar to Mittel'', which bordered upon fana ticifm. We arc extremely lorry for having been made the intim ments of giving pain to the numerous friends, and the more numerous admirers of Mr. Hactitv 111`K rim tc, Author of The Max if Firlirst, tee. tie. by announcing his death in our Paper of ye ay. The account, we are happy to fay, is untrue. We copied it from a Morning Paper, to which it had been fent In a letter from Edinburgh ; and not aware that any importune could be intended, gave it infection. We were not en our guard agalnit fuch a fpecles of wicked fraud. Indeed we wir words to exprefs our contempt and abhorrence of that bare, yet refined, Malignity which leeks to gratify its grovelling hatred againit an individual, not by perfonal attack, but by torturing the feelings of chore who refpedt and love lalm. COURSE OF EXCHANGE. Hamburgh st 941 U. Naples - - 40 Altana • 31 to 1 It. Venice - - 47 Leghorn - 541 Litbon - - 57 Genoa - 43 Oporto - - Palermo, 90 pence per os. Dublin - - 14 PER OUNCR Portugal Gold in Cola 0 0 0 Ditto In Bars 0 0 0 New Dollars - 0 5 %it HIGH WATER AT LONDON-BRIDGE TO-MORROW. Morning - 9 minutes after 1$ Afternoon - 34 mlnutta after as A SINGULAR OCCURRENCE IN THE FOLLOWING CURES: ISABELLA GOODLET, of Lafwade, near Edinburgh, was relieved entirely from the Scurvy, which affeeted both her legs and arms, after tang, ineffedually, re medies offered to her of feveral eminent PraditionerL—At tefted by Mr. Raster, Southbridge, Edinburgh ; John Oman, &Unifier; J. Murray, Eider ; J. Hume, Elder ; James Stew art, Surgeon.—Alfo,• Perron having many femptsuloss wounds V her neck, difeharged from the &Mal infirmary, by taking SPILMORT . II PATENT A NTISCORIUTIC MOPS, got entirely ;;;117 for the truth of this Mr. Cromwell, of Bath, wilt refer the enquirer to the potion cured. The above Drops ore prep.irci and fold at the Difpenfary, No. 15,Sohosfipare, Loodun, in bottles of sa. and 11. a s. retch ; the p. battles ire embed " Frs. Spilibury—his Antifcciebutie Drops—by the King's Patent," and the larger with the addi tion of the King's Arms ; alfo fold by the general Venders of Patent Mikikines Janson, and Country; in the Borough only ►y Clark, No. 2647, and Shaw, Na 74. MR RHEUMATISMS, SPRAINS. BRUISES, ate. Dr.STSF.RS's OPODEI.DOC. _ __ IT is with real regret that the Proprietors of this Medicine (an coukquence of the extraordinary rife upon Spirits, and upon other articles of which it Is compara) had thetadvss under the necelky of having recntufe to the fame meafure which they adopted bs 1795, namely that of adding Sispcnee per Bottle to the Price, in order that they may be a:sle to continue the bulbul's with a fair profit. They, how -1 ever, pledge tiscmfelves to the Poldht, that when any material and perm ,, ent reduetion in the articles of this Companion (hall take eEedt, they will again lower the charge, and give no tice of it as they did upon the fonn.r occalion. The Curator excellence of this Macine,and the confeeptent demand, having yrodueed • variety of Imitations, Purehafers are reqoctled to °Verve, that on the mantle of each Bottle of the Genuine Opodeldoe is patted a Stamp, in which are en graved tads words—J. F. Nawaray, No.o. St. Paul's.' All other, are counterfeit. Sold only by F. NyWilltlY,St the Wareboufe for Dr. James's Pow& r, No. ac, In St. Paul's Churchyard, a few doors from the corner of Cheapfide, London ; and, by his appointment, by Meer,. Jeboult and Co. No. Ts°, and J. Pickling, No. 7t•,, o r k ee d.iin et e ; J. Wade, Old Bood-Anet ; Bayky and Ca Cockfper-greet; Godfrey and Cooke, Soutbeinpton-greet; J. Ward, Meddle-row, Holborn; I'. Tett. loyal Exchange; An d W. Clarke, Borough, High-Rona Price is. dd. per Bot tle, including the Stamp, or Six for tju6d. N. B. As the Opaleidne for Exportation hi enempted from the Stamps, and therefore deprived of that mast of authenti city, and as great quantities of counterfeits aft lent out of the kirriorn ; all mimes abroad, to prevent fuck impolitione, are IrirA to be particular In erdenrig their Agents to prosuft the Medicine from Mr. Newbcryls. EMI' END, FINCHLET, in MIDDLESEX, or With early poffeilion. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. RAINE, On Thurfday the aged of May, at the Rainbow Coffee-honk, in Comilla, in Two Lots, A FREEHOLD ESTATE, containing Nine Acres or thereabouts of valuable Meadow Land, lying with a gentle declivity to a South afpeel, on which Rands a roomy Brick and Saihed Honfe, and extenflve Offices; with a large Garden ; as alto a modern Brick and Salbed Houfc, very neatly Ilnithed, and in excellent repair, with a good Gard n. The former Houfe.with the Land, is in the occupations:4We. Elizabeth Smith, on Leafe, till Lady Day, 1803, at only saL per annum net ; together with a Pew for the family, and a fee vante Pew, both in the Gallery of Einehley Church. The Land Tax of the whole h redeemed. To he viewed by leave of the refpeaive tenants; until the (ale. Printed particulars may be bad at the Bald Faced Sac, near the Pronifes; allb of Alexander Murray, Efq.Symorid Inn ; at the Rainbow ; and of Mr. Raine, Land Surveyor, Charlotte-itreet, Bloomibury. TETSWORTH, in OXi`URDSHIRE. With poffieffion at Michaelmas next. TO BE SOLD BY AUC'EION—By Mr. RAINY., On Thurfday the 28th of May, at the Rainbow Coffee-hook in Cornhill, London, at Twelve o'Clock, in One Lot, AVERY Valuable and Complete Freehold GRAZING and DAIRY FARM; with a deferable. proportion of deep Arable Ground, containing in the whole upwards of Three Hundred Acres of Rich Land, furrounding a good refpedable Farm-Houk (to which a Sathed Parlour and Bed-chambers have been lately added); with fpacious Farming Out-buildings;and Shepherd's Cottage; the whole tying with in a ring knee, and well watered; known by the name of LOB ; bounded by the Turnpike Road betweenTetfworth and Oxford, two miles dillant from the former, and ten from the latter, and only forty-four from London. Mr. Bigges, the prefent Tenant, wiU permit the Premifes to, be ken, of whom printed Particulars may be had ; alfo of the Printers of the Oxford, Reuling, and Northampton Papers; Crown, Thame •' Geprgei Aylefbury ; White Hoyle, Ux bridge; of Mears. Green and Tennant, No. Gray's-Inn. quart ;at the Rainbow; and of Mr. Raine, L aud Surveyor, n Charlotte-itreet, Bloomsbury, where a Plan may be ken. NEAR MARLBOROUGPI, in WILTSHIRE. With poffeflion in partlmmediately, and at Michaelmas next. TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION—By Mr. RAINE, On Thurfday, the 28th of May, at the Rainbow Coffee-honk, in Cornhill, London, at 12 o'clock, in one Lot; A VERY improvable and Capital ESTATE, containing near Three Thonfand Acres of Arable, Up land, and Water Meadow, Paftare and Down Land, divided into three Farms, known by the names of Hefwick, Paekham, Whitefield and Cow Crate: as the fame are held by Mail. Stagg, Canning, and Kenun, at old Rents; together with the Coppices, called Priors, or Albourne Woods, and the Quit rents annually paid within the Manorand Para of OKEBOURNE, ST. GEORGE, and ST. ANDREW, With the Right of Filbcry in the Polton Waters. Poffefflon of Paekham Farm may be in part had now and at Michaelmas next; and of Hefwick, Whitefield, and Cow Crate, in a year. To be viewed by leave of the Tenants, till the Sale, of whom Printed Particulars may be had on the 4th of May ; alfo of the Printers of the Briftol, Bath, Salifbury, and Oxford Papers; Cattle, Marlborough; Bear, Devizes; White Hart, Chippen ham ; of Marrs. Botham, Speenhanihand, end Salthill ; Mr. James Bradford, Swindon; where, and at Mr. Ryder's, Lin coln's-inn, and Mr. Rains, Land Surveyor, Cbarlotte-ftrcet, Bloornibury, London, a Plan may be ken. BETWEEN t-SSENDEN and NORTHAW, HERTS. . TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. RAINE, At the Rainbow Coffqpioufe, in Cornhill, on Thurfday the 28th infant, at 11 o'clock, A FREEHOLD COTTAGE in good repair, fronting the South, and overlooking two tine Meadows belonging thereto, and the furrounding country, which is be:au diting wooded, and abounds With Game; and good Roads fur round the Premifes in every dirsdion: together with an excel kat Garden w. ll planted, and Chalk botife, Stall Stable, Barn, and other convenient Out-buildings—the whole quantity Az Acres. To be viewed by Tickets, which, with printed Particulars, may be ,had of Mr. Kaine, in Chirlotte-ftreet, Bloomsbury; and at Ponthorne, near the Prentice,: Particulars may tie aifo had at the Green Dragon, Barnet; SalifbnryArnu, Hatfield; andteil, Htettoed. GRAZING LAND NEAR PLASTOW. TOIESFIYBY AUCTION—By Mr. RAINE, On Thurfday the 28th day of May, at the Rainbow Coffee lode, in Cornhill, kt Twelve o'clock, in One Lot, FFOUR• FREEHOLD MARSHES of Rich GRAZING LAND, lying w4oining each other, in Wick land Level, near Plaißow, in Eike ; containing together Fifty Acre, clear of the Walls and Reed Bed; as the fame are now in the occupation of Mr. Matthew Afton, on Leak, till Chrift mas, ace, at the old low, clear rent, of -One Hundred and Twenty-live Pounds per Annum. Mr. Rakes, at Plandw, by leave of the Tenant, will Mew the Lands of whom printed Particulars may be bad ; alfo of Alexander Murray, Efq. Symowfs Inn; the Rainbow; and of Mr. Reim, Land Surveyor. in Charlotte-area, Bloomf bury, where a Plan of the Ethic may be feen. NEAR PALMER's GREEN and SOUTHGATE. With podiffion at Mlehaebnas next. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. RAINE, On Friday the 19th of Jane, at the Rainbow Coffce.hoefe In CorohM, London, at to o'clock, in one Lot, A FREEHOLD ESTATE, moil beautifully A &gated on the Eaft fide of the Turnpike Road between ISLINGTON and PALMER's GREEN, oppofite the Five Elma and Bowes Farm, only Sit miles from London, polfeling peculiar advantage, by the rift of ground, and the New River winding through the law* fee ereifting one or more ELEGANT VILLAS. The quantity of Land Thirty-four Acres, in part QM Mea dow, and the remainder rich Arable, free from Land Tax, in the Parifbes of Edmonton and Tottenham, entitled in the fer nier to an allotment in the Inelofure now snaking, and in the latter to a very valuable P./Runge in Tottenham Martha. Printed Particulars will be ready for delivery one month preceding the Pale; which may be had of Mrs. King, the precut tenant, at Palmer's Green ; at the Rainbow; Merrowma, D n. nets, and Grave, Covent-Garden; and of Mr. Rattle, chuioue ftrett, Bloanibury. =GANT HOUSE and EFFECTS, MARY-LA-BONNL TO 1112 SOLD ItY PRIVATE CONTRACT, • Mr. RAINS, A MOST Complete and truly dermal& Reit denee for a Gentleman'e Family, prat fling all the advan nee* of a Town Refidenee, but at the fame time enjoying the ehearfulnefs, It ak) and retirement of t'le Country, improved, and confidcrablc aslitions recently made thereto, regunilefs of .pence, and now in the very fiat condition, and fumithed with attention to convenience and tafte.—With the Houk is held fore long term, a Piece cf Ground at the back of the Premifes, laid out in a neat Pleafure Garden, which is further improved by the advantage of :he fame opening lato a Ntirfery Ground of the fiat order, v.. ;al is overlooked from leveral Apartments in the Haiku) Hampftead and Highg.tze Hills, and Caen Wood. For further Partlcalamwand Tickets to ,kw the Preenlfcs, apply is Mr. Ratite, Charlotto-ars:et, Blootuibury. VALUABLE GRASS AND CORN FARM. Thirtecn Miles from Tyburn Turnpike. TO BE SOLD BY PRWATE CONTRACT, By Mr.RAINE • A MOST cligible FARM, held by two Leafes, • 26 years of which are unexpired, with a Farrn•huufr and Outhailding.,whkh with the Fences, Gates, and Stiles. are in peered Repair, and the Land now in the higheit Condition, laving been improved with a lit.rrality very unnfual, and with the very Ern judgment and Rill : the whole containing s6s Acres, three fourths of which are entirely free from 'rithes, as& the remainder compounded for at a very moderate Price, sed the Pnor Bee mit in the late year not above 31. per prod" Principti• only will be nested with by interview with Mt. Leine. Land-Surveyor, in Ch.trlotte-itreet, Iliounatart °. A Common klglit Lelusip. FOR SALE BY AUCTION, At the Star and Garter, 'Portfmouth, for thz benefit of ihe Owners and Underwriters, at I I o'Clock, on Thurfday the 14th day of May, zSor. THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. rue BIPORTATION. Pieers of Damaged Brandy, and about aaoo yards of Silk, Plewtred Satin, and liro=des ; bang part of the Cargo famed out of the Brig JUPITER, burnt in Portfniouth harbour. Fur viewing the goads, Catal , gues, and further particulars, ly to Mr. Collins, Auetionerr, Union-Rreet, Portia. - COOMBE ESTATE NEAR BRISTOL, IVY'ENORN, SO MERE ISHIRE, and MANnION-HOUSES,BRISTOL. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. PRICK ETT, At the Exchange Coffee bode, In the Cky af Brlftel,en Thud day the Ilk day of May, 'Sot, praffely at one o'clock; In Eleven Lots, . T ---• -- HE Freehold El'tate, being the Manor or re puled Manor of IVYTHORN, fituate near GL• Itontiary. in the County of Sumerfet; containing the F3llll-h:lltreAll4 304 Acres of Mea•law, Arable, Yttrium and Woodiartd, in the occupation o: Mr. W. Gunning, at a nett Rent of 4001. per' An num. 'fbtbc capital Manton-hooks, No. 57, 511, and 59, In Park-Brea, Beittoi; let to Tenants at Will, at Rents amount ing to 1351. per Annum. And that juttly admired Villa, call d COOMBE, with the Mill and aaa ; entraining togeth.T, by computation, 5o Acres, in the Itarik of Walbury-ispon-Trim, and Henbury, about 3 Miles frays. Briftoi, in the County of Glouceiter. Coombe Litate may be viewed with Tickets, which may be had (ruin Mr. Henry Davit, jun. and Melks. Payne ana Buq;cfs, Br:Rol; of whom Particulars thereof, as well as Particulars of the other Mates may be had ; and which may be viewed with leave of the Tenants. Particular. may likewik be had at the White Hart, B-th ; the Swan Inn, V. ells; at the Office of Meike. Payne and Bur ghs, at Olalinnhury ; at the principal bans at Somerton, Yeovil, aad Bridg,:w.iter ; of Mr. Ryder. No. z, lAm:obis-Inn, New Square, London ; and of Mr. Prickett, Highgate, Middkles. EXTRACT O OSIASSIA. Cur on oriatur home. &e. 'THE high reputation wnich Q UASSIA has - 1 - acquired as. an Antifcptle, Stomachic' and Corroborant Medicine, is altogether unequalled. Its ufe has become univer- Ed, and neither yr judice, nor predeicetion for former remedies, have been able able to Rated in competition with this Great Re itorative. It has long been a deGrable (Ailed with the mon able pratti tioners in Medicine, (as well as the with of thole who may have taken this Medical Wood in the form of intone%) to obtain an extra& containing its entire virtues—till now, ctperiment Las fo (whiled, that the quantity produced has been infulticient to anfwer any den rabic purpofe ; and its price con fequent ly In great as to prevent its general ufe.—The Proprietors of the only Genu ine Concentrated Extrad or Anima of Qinflia, after mach che mical enquiry, labour, and expence, have at length fucceeded in obtaining this defirable Rurpofe t this Chemical hotrod, in the form of Pills, free from the groffer particles of the Wood, contains in a (mall contpafs, the whole of its medicinal virtues; and is, beyond comparifon, a Medicine at once elegant, fate, and efficacious, for WEAR and DEBILITATED CONSM'UTIONS, Lon of Appetite, The Deleterious Elko.* of Pains and Weakneffn of the Hot Climates, . Stomach, Habitual Purgingc, Relaxation of the Solids, Confumptive Habits, Nervosa Weaknefs, And particularly the ill eonfequenee of intemperance. In (bort, in all c. fes where the Contlimtion has been reduced by Difeafe ar brqpiasitins, its refloradve dais are unequalled —this, experience has happily evineetio--it promotes appetite— Tritons the organs of digeftion--braces the folids--invigoratea the whale ryfians--aad confequendy produces and praferres that grand abiding% Health. The advantages of taking this Medicine, in the form here re commended, are felf-evident. All itomacks, however delicate and averfe to fluid Medicines, arc capable of bearing the gradual folution of Pills by which its continued adieu is for a much longer time ke pt up, and its fubiegoent aka on the fy(tent generally greatly algfted. The Concentrated Erma or Anima of iiitmEa,in the form of Pills, was bril difeovered by E. HALL M, Art/teary r and Chysnift ; and is prepared (only) by E. leslians and Co. and fold Wholefale and Retail, nay, by Benjamin Shaw. No. 74, Borough, London ; and by his appnimussit. by Baxter and Co. Edinburgh and Glafgow; Hazard, Bath; Sheppard, Briftol : Gore and fees,Liverpoor; Staines and Her. greases, Mancheiter ; Sinus and Wright, Lank ; !Argon Vas ' der in every town ; in boxes of p. and cos. 6d. each, and bare paskages, containing live p. boxes, xl. as. each, duty induded. To THOMAS TAYLOR, Efq. N0..0, New saincte-rratav, I.OIIOOW. Honoured Sir, Edinburgh, March tg, aor. T BEG leave to inform you. that ever lime the year 1790, I have been 'Meted with the Lues Venerea ; which. from its obllinately refilling every eourfe of tnedecine prefcribcd by the molt eminent of the beaky here, and under going Several revere courfes of Calivadoe, and twice diCcharged from the Hofplital, with little relief, would appear to be of the molt inweerate nature. in the Spring of laft year my difonicr had got to loch a Isead,as nearly so put a periodic env mitten= : I had a large ulcer on the crown of my head, one on each arm, and my leg. were broke out in a frightful manner; my right was dreadfully painful, and had been in a Rate of tkeratiou for the lilt Seven years; my left had alto two large soles on h. was very much difeoloured,aad gave me Such czeraciating pain. particularly when warm in bed, as nearly to deprive me vi re& In this lamentable Rate I was recommended by Mr. J. Than"- kin, (who received fo great a cure by them here), to take your !.rake's Patent Pills, which I began to do on the 26th of May; In the courfc of a fortnight I began to receive benefit—is li t tie more than a month the ulcers on my head and arms were foci ncl ly healed--loon after the fore on my legs healed alto, !caving. however, eonliderable difeolouration in the kin, and pal' in the bone of the left, which, by the bh.lEng of Geo, anci a litde longer perfeveranee In your Invaluable Medielne, fubficiudt the nodes difperfinz, the ficin regaining its natural hue,and Rama:- tuna! pains gradually gowug cut:—l thm became, by your advice and medicine, perfe.`lly free from all my fomweconi plaints--have recovered my former Spirit and Rrength, and am become Jolly and fat, in which flare having continued nary mouth. to the attoniihmirat of all who knew me, I am at a tofs in what terms to ezprefs, tny gratitude, but beg you. fer the good of other Coffering mortals, to make this my care as public as pollible, as I (hall on every occafion • in Co dozing you wag greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful, obedient, very humble fa- Taat, ALEX. MUAKEIL Swans Cafe. High-ftreet, Edinburgh. Witncfles t the above cure —John Thompfon, No. 3, New Poultry-market, John M'lntofh, Old A ffissill-ciofe. Eilinburpb. Prepared and fold by the foie Proprietor, THOMAS TA V- Mit, Member of the Roy.ll College a Surgeons, at his Houle, No. 9, New Bridge-ftrect, I.ondon ; where, alter a eadtaut refidenee of snore than thirty-fix years, in a praalee particular ly directed to the cure of Vencriel Complaints, and thole inci dental to the Parts of Generaion, with that inviolable feerecy which Men or his Profefflon mould always abferve in fuel' cafe.. be flatters hinifelf, the advice and alliance he gratuitolifly ad minilters to perfons taking this Medicine, will be elLeemed. by a clifccerdng Public, as an advantage Eddins attainable, and void of all ambiguity. Alin fold, by his appointment, for the convenience of tLnfe living at a &fiance, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, lit. Alton. Street, Pall-Mall; the Toy-fhop, No. to 3, Oxford-erect Mr. Dithorough's, No.y, Fist Street-hill ; Mr. Steel, book fells'. Na 1, Union-rwer, Little Tower-hill ; Mr. Watfen's, South bridge, Edinburgh ; Mr. Callwell's, Dublin ; and by one pa fon in every ennfiderable town in Great Britain and Ireland, it , boxes of only sa.9d. each, faded up, wits full and plain reborn+, whereby perfons of either Ica may c, rs tbanfelvcs with cafe. (peed, fecrrcy, and fafety. N. B. Every Sou fold in Great Britain is fraled op with a fitamp, on which, by favour of the Commiffinsiers„ is printed. at the Stamp-Mises—T. Taylor,Nes st, New Bridgaltste--lo innate which Is felony, and all parrs are conning* _ - ,Lopinos WIN/ arta Prnprlatart by 301011DANIPL. • Olt Csnallglastat) et tbe Pea. Porarrawo•Oartea, Na I Om-y-ftailt ; and putdil%ed bv LF v Fu. KENT, (af Car. aethary4bee, Lambeth), a No, a, Carey-breat, and at t , •. Eeaa•OrMas, Tempa-Wet eo wkkk °eke dl CCCUTOIII - fa AI EDITOR art requefted to be addrafsi