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CLERKENIVFLL SESSIONS. On Saturday lfimon Eiwiti was inclined for af faulting James Hochin, the fcrvant of Charles ‘Varren, Efq. with intent to kin him, en the t id) of March lath—There was a fecond count for a common afflult. Mr. iVarren, who ii a harrifler, was returning from the atlizes at Chelmsford, with Mr. Serjeant Onflow, and the fervants of both were following at a little diftance. When they :IT rived at the Clap• ton turnpike, where the prifoner was colleaor of the tolls, the gate was doled to. and they defired to have it opened, raying the fer rants would pay ; the prifoner then defiled a boy who was prefent to open the gate, tint he was not able ; the gentlemen, imyncient of the delay, ordered the prifimer to , open it hirnfelf, poftibly in a tone rather harfh, lip. on which he ordered the boy to dole it again, fa,y ing, he would not (hirer them to pals till lie had the money in his hand. The fervants had by this time come up, and flochin held out his band with the money. Mr. Warren dsmanded the prVoner's name, the prifoner gave him a board on obi& the name was written, and Mr. Warren, as fete as he had read it, threw it back into the houfe. Mr. Serjeant Onflow laid the prifoner was an impu dent rafcal, and he deferved to be horfewhipped, at the fame time he held up a little whip which he carried, but not in a menacing manner. The pri fester immediately ran into the honk, and return ed with the poker, laying, D—n me, who will horfewhip me now ?" At the fame time he ran towards Mr. Warren's firma (who alighted as he approached) and knocked him down twice fix enlivelv, the fervant at length caught him about the Inaiy, and threw him. The Gentlemen had by this time alighted, and they fecured the prifoner, but prevented the fervant from taking vengeance on him for the treatment he receira This was the fithllanee of the evidence for the pmfecntion, in which ilochin, the fervant, Mr. Warren, Mr. Setjeant Onflow, ant: his fervant agreed. On the defence it was attempted.to he made out that Mr. Warren had thrown the board at the pri• timer and hit him; that Mr. Serjeant Onflow had menaced him with the whip, and that the fervant had ftruck the firfl blow, when the prifoner tame nut with the poker. Mr. Carter; the farmer of the tolls, gave the prifoner the charatier of a civil and proper eclieftor. Verdian —Guilty of a corn• mon atrault. The prifoner s't'ns ordered to be brought for judgment on Monday. yaw, Clark, about .fixty years of age, was found Guilty of tittering counterfeit (billings, and hay. ing miters found in Ms poffeffion ; and fentenced to twelve months imprifonment. _ _ Mr. Bedford, a feather manufafturer of Great Pulteney•ftreet, St. James's, exhibited articles of the peace againfl Mr. Chambers, an Attorney of Clifford's Inn. The articles Rated, that fume time once the profecutor's wife had eloped from him, but had feat her error, and had returned home and was living a true penitent, but (ince her re. turn, the defendant had repeatedly threatened his life, by frequently going to l.is houfe, and challcng• ba c . ; the profecutor to fight a duel, faying he would either 'hoot the profecutor, or the protects. tor thould (hoot him, and that he would tear the Befh off his bones. The profecutor had likewife a number of anonymous letters, which be believed to be the writing of the defendaar. The defendant was ordered to find fureties,him. fell in aool. and two fureties in tool. each, to keep the peace. On the night el the 3d inaant, or early in the morning of the 4th, the magazine belonging to Metrrs. Coors It and CO. and erected for the tire of his MAjelly's forces encamped on Swinley Com. mon, in the parith of Winkfield, Berks, was wil fully fet on fire byfvmeperfon or perfons unknown, and entirely confumed. On Thurfday evening, about eight o'clock, a gentleman's carriage was flopped between Stock well and Kennington by a tingle , highwayman, who went to the door of the carrage, and in a very peremptory in:mint (relenting a pinol at the time), demanded the gentleman's money, fay ing if he helitata a moment he would blow his &Allis out. The gentleman immediately deliver. ed him his purfe, containing about 171. in calls.— Some perfons coming up on horfehack, the villain, in his hurry to make - his efcare, let the purfe fall, and galloped off full (peed without bis booty. A man, 70 years of age, was laft week com mitted to York Cadle, for committing a rape on n child eight years old, the daughter of a cutler Sheffield. No. 25, CokWHILL.—Mars. Hoax sillf and Co. acquaint the Nobility and Gentry that the Drawing of thr Englilk Lottery commences in a few Days. and from the numerous Orders they have received from all Parts o►•the United Kingdom, they make no Doubt but the whole of the 24,000 Tickets which the Lottery con II as of will be !hardy difpofed ; Hos/166Y and Co, therefore beg Leave to re• mind their Friends and the Public to be fpeedy in their Piirchafes, and humbly folicit their Favours. —N.B. Tickets and Shares will daily advance in Price. SPATS I.OTTERY OrrtcE, No. l6i, CORIIHILL.-... MP. Mei-lassos rcfpe►9fully acquaints the Public that the Lottery begins drawing on Monday the sd of neat month. Ft om the !mall number of Tickets (only :4,0.ec), and from the already very great and incrcaling demand they will moll affur edly be higher, ;as it is expeded before the drawing eontmenees, there will be none to be had at iny pr.,—he therefore requells thole who intend to become admi:urers to make nd delay. At this IYEce in the Lot Lottery, mare than 3so different s terfons in clubs and individuals, received, on de. isl.llld, SNARES or CA►ITAL PAIL 22, fT011120,0001. re , soool. the particulars thereof are infested in the Schemes at large, and is the muff iingular inßattee of the dilttibution 4,1 Ft , rtune's favours ever before mown. Note, the higheli Prizes are 20,0001. From the LONDON dAZETTE, Yd . , ty. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAit-OFFICE, JULY 17. 4th Rerirnent of Magoon. Guards—Cornet H. I.e Grange Di.u.:ais to be lieutenant, without purchafe, vice Brome, who retires. 17th Regiment of I.lght Dragoons—Cornet de I.ancey Bar clay to be Lieutenant, by purchafe. vice Werg:, promoted. ditto--. Captain Charles Peter Hay, front the 26th Light Drawn:is, to be Captain, vice David Ha), who retires on the half-pay of the a(,th Light Dragoons; Lieutenant Ed ward Mn,re, from half-pay, to be Lieutenant, vice Lamont, who ezehtnges. =Eh eitto—Captain John Hunt, from the half-pay of the 7th Lit.lit Dragoons, to be Captain of a Troop. 9th re. Moll of Foot—V.6llga John Harvey Olinm n f e r t o p m the SS tit Fuot, to be Lieutenant, by purehare, vice , pro moted. ith ditto.—Lietrenant John Campbell. from the Seth Foot, to be Captain, by purchafe, vice Byrne, who retires. 14th regiment of Foot—Benjamin ii. prick. Gent. to be En- Attn, by purellak, vice Goffdin, promoted. tyth ditto—Captain Charles Morriee to be Major, by purchafe, vice Myers. promoted in the 62,d Foot. 32d ditto—Lieutenant Thomas MacMahon, from the eoth Font. to he Lieutenant. 34th ditto—Watfign Thomas Hogarth to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Wallace, promoted in the 9th Foot. 36th ditto—Roblin Sampfon Stowell to be Lieutenant, by pur chafe. vice Shaw, who retires. eoth di:to--Major Arthur Gore, from the Caithnefs Highlan der-, to be Major, vice Boland, deoeakd. • 43d ditto—Lieutenant John &aft, from the 9th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Proctor, who retiree on half-pay of the 9th Font. I 32d ditto--Lieutenent Robert Henry Dingley to be Captain, by purchafe, vice Sir George Ogilvy, who retires. Itcth ditto—Ailift tut Surgeon Robert Mintyre, from the iith Pont. to he Surreal , . vice Rilgour, deceafcd. 63dditto--Frariels Calell,Gent. to be Enfign, by purchak, vise Norton, promoted in the 69th Foot. 87th ditto—Enfign Henry Browne to he I icutenant, by pur chafe, vice Jefieris, promoted in the Ite...h Foot. 3d Weil India Regimatt--Captain Lord ill:ales Bentinck, from the 29th Foot, to be Major, by purchafe, vice Cotter, who rear-s. sth ditto---John D.C. Mackay, Cent. to be Enlign, without purchafe, vice Cljtto, who has been Curti - Ceded. Ito:burgh Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. William Elliott. rd.+ to be Major Commandant, vice Ruther ford, who refiesis; William Ersiott, Lig. to be Captain, vice Ogilvie, who refignr. MLMOBANDI73I. The appointment of Sttve, Gent. to be Alfillant Sur geon In the York Huffars, vice Riviera, removed to the tath Light Dragoons, as listed in the Gazette of the aGth May, Hies, has not taken place. Enftgn Henry Galbraith,of the aad Regiment of Feet,is fu perfecit, being abfent without leave. Enfign William Simes, of the ad Weft India Aglow:et. is fuperfed• d. ERILITIIM. in the Gazette of the moth Isamu. toth Welt India Regiment. ror William Skipton, Gent. to be Adjutant. vice G. H. Skip lar/FAL. gliam Skiptou, Gent. to be Adjutant, vke G. H. Skip ton, sae wygw. BANKRUPTS. Wlniam Bib*, of Yesiand Conyen, and John Joeclyn BifllOp, of Loigittott•halL Lancafbire. nstrehants, co-partners in trade anal joint dealers, to furcender July s 7, at five, July 28, and Aufnft 28, at ten, at the White H.rt, Lancafter. Anomie', Mars. Mafon and Wi;fon, Lancafter. William Fowler, of Kingllon-upon-Hull, fhopkeeper, July 27, 28, and Auguft 28, at elevm, at the White Hart Tavern, Kingilon-upon-Hull. Anomie', Meffrs. Allen and Exley, of lurnival's•lnn, London ; or Mr. Bramwell, Kingfton• upon-Hull. Robert Joimfton, James Johnflon, and William Johnßon, of Swltiiiies-lane. London, merchants and partoers, July 2,0, Anita 3, :at one, and Auguft aB, at twelve, at Guildhall— . Atu ruict, Mars. Barrow, Forbes, and Hancock, Rafingball- ftreet, London. Ann Lanchefter, of Sackville.ftreet,Piceadilly, dealer and chap. woman, July 20,;t, and Augult aE, at ten, at OuildhalL-- Attorney, Mr. Richardfon, Bury-ftreet, St. James's. Thomas Woodcraft and J .hn Woodcraft, at Sheffield Moor, Yortedrc, comb -ntanuAccturers and copartners ' Aught 7, 9, and 28, at eleven, at the Tontine Inn, Shef f i eld. AttOraies, Mr. She-Arwood, Sheffield ; or Mars. Allen and Ezky, Fur. 'Aral's-Inn, London. Al=ander F.ulton, late of Great Knight Rider-ftreet, London, and new of Clapham, Surrey, coal-mcrchant, dealer and ehapman, Ju!y 20, at ten, Auguft 3, and a, at one, at Guildhall. Attornics, Mears. Goble and Thomas, Crane- court, Elect-Street. Jonathan Tabor Crifp, of Banbury, Ottfordfldre, wholefale clothier, dealer and chapman, July a 6, 27.2 t eleven, at the Flying Horte, Banbury, and Auguft all, at eleven, at the Rein Deer, Banbury. Anomie% Melba. Partin and Son, Pump court, Temple, London; or Mr. John Dury, Banbury. John Dodgfon, of Nett/cattle-upon-Tyne, fpirit-merchant, dealer and chapman, Auguft 9, at ttn, at the Spread Eagle, Carlißa. Attorney, Mr. Henry Pmrfon, Caridle. DIVIDENDS. July 3a. Thomas Knott, of Lombard- Brat, London, back biter, at ten, at Guildhall. July 3t. James Addifou, Lte of Thurik, Yorkihire, Dopkeeper, at eleven. at she Star Inn. Stonegate, York. July 31. William Sutton, of St. Paul's Church-yardoicalar in earthen ware, at ten, at Guildhall. July 31. John Dawfon, of i lytie-ftrect, Bloomtbury, fteeLma pufaEturer, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall July 31. Benjamin Sealy, of Burwell-court, Carey-itrect, Mid dieter, muney-rerivencr, at ten, at Guildhall. July 27. Joreph Rawley, of Chancery-lane, boot and Doe makere at hoe, at Guildhall. July ss. Martin Benedias, of Liverpool, thopkceper, dealer and chapman. stele* n, at the Globe Toren, Liverpool. Auguft 3. Abraham Bicknell, of Upper Berkeky.ftreet, Port man-ferare, Middlercs, butcher, dealer and chapman, at one, at Guildhall Augttft 3. Robert Clarke, of King-Itreet, Covent-Garden, linen-draper, at eleven, at Ausuft 3. William Simonds, of Market-Itreet, St. James, Mid- - ilkfez. grocer, at one. at Guildhall. Auguft 3. William Rawlings, of Gracechursh-Bred, London, - - - grocer, at one. at Guildhall. Auguft 3. Robert Smalley, late of Gravefend, Kent, carpenter and builder, at one, at Guildhall, London. Aosta 3. Abraham Cogs'', of bun. ftrect. Bifhopfgate-fireet Without, London, Rona and oftrich feathcr-manufadurer, at ten, at Guildhall. Amp& s. John Lewis, of Lower Burgh, townihip of Chorley, Lassa&lre; cotton-fpinner, dealer and chipman, at eleven,; at St. John's Tavern, Blackburn. Anglin 6. Jofeph Whitehead the,yonnger and Willipm Henry Taylor, hot Is late of Preihin, I.asicaftdre, ironmongers, iron founders and partoers In trade, at eleven, at the George inn, Prelloo. Ann* 7. John Stentaford, of Plymouth-Dock, Devon, (hop. beeper, dtalm and ebapm.in, at four, at the Globe Tavere, Ramer. - - - Ampfi 27. William IS Jig, late of Maindloory, Vate,eidittai ler anti moldier, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Await 2t. join) Holmes, Lite of Newlmlti•upot:-Avon, War wick Mire, lime•merehant, dealer and clwpraan, at eleven, at the George Inn, Rugby. Augult al. Witham 'fate the elder, and William Tate the younger, both of Findon, Sullex, timber-ingircluits aad Co partners, at ten, at Guildhall, London. m i on 7. John Lickey, of Newcaftle-ftreet, Strand, Middle- ta. holler. ueala r and chapni.m, at twelve, at Guildhall. Auguft ie. Henry Turner,bf St. Martin's-le-Grand, Middle.' ft:, filk-raar.utiaurer, at eleven, at GuildbalL Auguft t 4. . Mary Parker and Fell Parker, of Wapping, mer chants and cepartners, at ten, at Guildhall. Anstalt to. Alexander Drown, of Sevcnoakes, Kent, butcher, ellen, at Guildhall. London. Auguft 17. Thomas Colecom, of Newton-ftreet, Holborn, bricklayer and pi:titterer, at ten, at Guildhall. Anvil t t. Themes Spencer, late of Great Wigfton, Leicefter- Adm. victualler and maltfter, at eleven, at the 'lltne Cranes and Lion and I.amb Inn, I..cireit.s. Anauft t 3. Samuel Webb, of fvlentfleam, Wilts, carpenter, at clew, at the King's-Arms Inn. Melkfbazu. Anon 16. Frederick Cliaries4usiiitus Saodwell, of Devizes, i• ch.-einan. Acvco, at the Block LIVERPOOL. To PORTE R BREWERS, DISTILLERS, or RECTIFIERS of SPlitl sic.—By Mr. CHRIsTIE, At his Great Room, in Pall-Mall, London, the bcginnirg of Auguft next, AMOST Capital and Capaciour, and well-con ftrudted PORTER-BREWERY, occupying and cover ing Two Statute Acres of Freehold Land, within the Boundary of the Tuwn, with a malt abundant Supply of Water of the furl Quality and pureft Natutc, competent to fupply the whole Inhabitants of Liverpool. The Premifes are molt fubftantially built, and conveniently difpofed for carrying on, upon the mod extenfive feale, a Per ter-Brewery, Diftillery, or Redtifying of Spirits ; a capit.ll and ufeful Steam-Engine, by which every part of the Premifes are fupplied by Leaden Pipes; and well calculated to reduce la. bour in feveral departments. The Coppers, Sqoans, Under backs, Math-Tans, and Coolers, arc nearly new, and in the molt perfedt condition. There are Buildings fuficient to con vert into a Cotton Manufadtory, leaving ample room for all the above Branches; the Situation for which is undoub:edly the fird in the Kingdoni,and in the Di fliilery line there would be a regu lar vent for all Spirits that could be made: the preknt moment the molt propitious, from the reduced price of Malt and Hops; a convenience for Malting all the year round, and the redun dant Water, will fhortly become a confiderable Annual Pro duce. -- The Premifes may be viewed by applying to Mein% Beck. with and Co.; Mr. Meek ; or Mr. H.Thompfon, of I.lverpooL Printed Particulars will be ready to deliver Twenty Days pre ceding the SAC, and a Plan may now be ken at Mr. Chrlities, who is empowered to receive Propoialsby Private Contraet. 1199 10 0 Annual outgoings, including the LaadTaz 66 6 ti £•1133 3 ici The Manlion-houfc and the One ruistlreTi utiaFonrtc:nii Acres of Land is now in ii.,nd, and iniy be entered on imme dirtely; and immediate poffeglion may be budeif regrind, of the whole Eftate, excepting lorty.leue Aeres,„the Lenity of which will expire at Michaelusa ang. The Glow of this Mate appoint', 4Ganaokeeper within the Farelt of Chute, abounding with Game, and We Liberty crt. tendb about Eight Miles round. • . • ...s. cr• • •.. omit tr. Farber bliffilWatiOß liar BILIOUS COMPI.AINTS, an.l III 4 011.1:1nRS of S'T'OMACH and 110 W S. DR. JAMES's ANALIti:TIC 191 IS. ' ventle pnr. r i rr :„ E tir e e, l n C r e d n ....s en a7et r :e f ra t l i pr i f e erv i l l tt .'' !•!!: 11,::,!t:s,+)y Nature is the ease difeharim of the An...t..1 Furottimn I :It blith, d tlirir ...akin as a Nledicine of the lilt innerta nce , They are adlstralrly calculated for di:orders of the : , Annr..-b and Bowels ; for perfons of a Bilious, a tltA:ty.or a It h.ttmatic papa:thin ; as well as for thofe wbwe eo l dito t i c , c , affeded Ivy a too naive or too feduatat y laic, or by a rehiler.ro In log Climates. They are likewife fbreice-V-• Head-Ache oecallortesl by iodisation, an.l in removil7 the s :4l drcet; of fr., living; as alfo in pr,vexi :; PalSes ko. Meal:, Iv oft,* liar •coilfegnenee of ietcroperanLe The tentency of there Phis is to open the perm by ry1.,.„ :4 the Ir..eiy lay slay : they moreover iiri.RSOL.! Jeep, t. ncitlizr cal.:mei:sect nor attention diet. Recoerfe had to them on the firftattack of a cal.:. or 11!311 any then Giffi:tritium ; and they lbould never be omitted a lsed-0r..• r tuts /beefs of eating or 'kinkily ; and thtts their chili :;; clearaeleriftle will be maintained. of pi . ..!‘ . ..rit.g ~„ remarkably crempliiiesrby their inver.tor, eeio, bra c 0: .:...; Vre of them, thouth a v‘ry tree *Jiver, ar....itr..1 the ate of As the ANALEIVI Ite PILLTAWE tiicli Virtues t o , p ,.„. ;:p , e , preparation, which. has never been die atited bat to the pro. ^; Proprietors, they can only he bad .•z.tt...te room thorn; ao.l they arc fold Ly r.A., cis at Warehoefe fee Dr. James's Powder, No. I . j. the ll:nd If St. Pala's, a few doors from Cheapflde, tondoo ; and at Dr. James's late haute is Bruton-flreets ha lioxor, prices. 6.1. ta.h, Stamp inelusikdi or the quern it ' of fit ni.,y be bitil in one toile HI, for IL ;:s.Ed. —Chferve that tile words," F. Newiscry, No T. St ?All S t * ars engraved in the !tamps. All cabers arc counterfeits. DISEASES of the URINARY (;ANAL,, and VENEREAL • CONIPI-At NTS. Air R. bUFOUR. informs the Public,that h may hl ,failr he'coJulted gratis. from 9 to 3, at his hoof', No. Frith-ftreet, Soho, London, in an fates of °Wm-lions. sirlastres, (Marti, Scinlnat Wcakttera r tnconthsency of Uriool Fißalas, Impotence, in , l debility in either Sex, Ike. Froso extcolive PrAdlice in this •:cparttuent, to which he has cos. fined Staclf for many Inn, he offers a methodist cure, EA efficacious, and which prevents a relapfc. Mr. DUFOUR, NC ProOrktor of Deeseccekbrated !me. &arta) boogies. has ultimotely fo improved them, b? diva. Ina them uf . the irt:tatinga:cts of covonion Boogies, that th e y faccecti where cat-tilt:sand sew elokntia..lns have failed. For the Venereal Diftafe, Mr. DUNN llt is in potTeifion of Darates Remedle.., Co - !Mid :hat they mock: confinement or reftialot in diet unacceif.ry. T. enable him to attend patients at their men htiufcs, he has provided Ow alfiftance of a Gentle. (11111 lathe Faculty. P :Woos ha the country a gybe tint tri ftatingiLeir cafe.; in letietai poft paid. Juft puttlithed, price at. 6d. - 1 2 1fth liditisn , enlarged , —A Treatifo on the alowe Complaints, illuilrat,d with the various fynaptoms anti Cafes Aiming the painful and &ingenue et , feels of Goulds Lourie4; an improved method of treating go. aerrlteas, &c. ate.. Printed far JJ Callow , Cruwo-taut, Soho; aid di. D. Syston6, Pateraoien-rovr ; allo to be had at M l Q,ueeves, ltacter•Change, aired at the Author's. . MrHEN Nature is unable to rcmove fcorbutic, . fcrofulous, nervous, and other ehronical difdrder., ati tog frontiurGits, morbid oliftrueihns, mei'. impurities of the blood and juices, the patient' will often he afflicted with one or Mare of the following fymptonts, via indizeilion of food, pals fwAling, or eprreffien of wind In the ftentach or bowels, in. ward wealtnef,, coldnefi, nutabnefs, wearinefs, er flugas adieu in the powers of motion, favimming in the head, din ners of light, lowlier, of fpirits. Rapidity, forgetfulnefs, and, eirthe leak Surry. or furffile, the whole fr.onc is agitated, and the naiad coiifided, frequent heating of the heart, trembling oft be difturbed and unreircfcmg deep, itching eruption*, amiglandular tuMiurs, walling of the a .ih, difficult i of breads. log.. cough, blec 1. the nof.., anti fpitting of blood, a pale or ['dew ceinglclion, with cer.volllve, hytirric, and various I otherferts of sits; thefe, wi,h a train *al other Tympani, fuels as cola chills, and ftufhinz heats, ficLnefs, irregular appetite s pins of the head, fide, bark, and joints, which often (hilt from one place to another; are almoit initantly quelled, attd the (aura 'removed; with titelir:Mteit ate and lardy by tilting a bottle of Dr. PATERSON s V RGETA3CE DROPS, which are In. doled in plaid directions, and fold by Tutt, Refal Es chanirg Ward, No. 324; Holborn, toppofitc Gray's lan,Loodon; gin and Sheppard, Lynch and Stailies.druggifts, Man. cheftert'Alrown, printer, Neweaftle.upon.Tytoe; Baron, Stm ' venfOn, and Co. Norwich; Marfltail, Lynn ; Downes sad Rab e Yismotttli ; Barnsley, Ipavich; Kyrner, Colch:fler; Slants. Ch , ImAcird; and tmrfi other Vet:dila of Patent Medicines is G:eat Brit in. at "st - the-battle (deny included); and .nay be had at No. 4, Little Tuwer-itrecr, were all eiders, wholefale and retail, arc duly attended to. Alto may behad. as abase, iris ME ZEREON PILLS, feahoi up in plain direttiona, price 35.5.1. the bez,ceutaining 42 pills which eradicate every Rage of a certain Create, with the ut. *soft ferrety, repairing no reftmist in diet,or bcfinefs, opera. ism=perturni,fig. the cureperfect a more perfe and pie-dant tbilig•gr daillel Ilt quawity of any other Pills whatever. WHEN Pktefßonal Men - of education and re. fpoufibility deviate from the general fyftem by the foe leeil lon of a peculiar Branch, the fanetion of long continuo! fucceft is the heft criterion of fuperlority. Itight yeas have I devoted my predict to the exclufive treat ment of THREE DISORDERS, and the fucaehful rduk el my plan gives me additional ardour to oppose as far as I afts able the ranges of elm& complaints which arc the mull import. ant in the cataleneof Wean infirmities. After imitiaticti Into every branch ar an Army Surgeon, I formed a with at an caul) , period of Pradice to refuse inelividw ids (rain the ignorance of uneducated Men, sr the equally dan. serous precipitancy of general Pra4iolooers. The THREE DISORDER to tbe . eure of which I have dil• voted my attention, compliaeimiirfpceics of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether -of :a recent. or long duration. -.tall. AU kinds of DEBILITY, whether • - ....elftng from the habits ed Schoolboys. or the Indulgosee of =tore age, and Dilly that do _ _ ____ WILTSHIRE.—TO BE SOLD, , NESS-or STER ILITY. A FREEHOLD ESTATE, containing about ' Nun ua &reeks ate the ethic of ignorance or bane in du treatment of a fimple Gonorrhei,-end it not unfrequently hap. Nine Hundred and Eight Acres of Me..Jow , Pastured Amble, and Wood Land; the whole inch:feel and lying cont- rns that the fekals Of Likare poifoned by the indi:cretinti ens pad together, fituated in a pleafant part of the County of Wilts, unguarded hour. By a fuperior method Each complaints are on the border of Hampshire, about Seventy Miles from Lon. CaillY cured, and even when *them have failed, I unit that I .nent don, Nineteen from Salithury, Seven from Andover, and Seven. may {'resume to offer a radical re dtaislifl I Few,however, are the cares of I:untie:eta! diftrifs is the teen from Newbury, on a dry Healthy Soil , commanding a part of Hampshire,' diforder cents) teed with the calamitouslituadons of Mcn,who molt extenfive and delightful profited of and the Wildhire Woods and Downs. - • - from indulgence ina SOLITARY VIC i.. a the prenleat Gait.. Alfo to be 501d..-The GREA I' and SMALL TYTI-lES tees of a !annullable Life, acquire that iLete of Debility white is the unavoidable confequenoe of Inch pctoicioas Mits. ariling within the Left and Welt Walks of the Fo rd t of Chute, held by Leafe under the Dean and Chapter of S.:Wintry for the • Where the unhappy (offerer broad's:weeds mifery, but eam term of Twenty.one years, renewable every Seven Years. I fully conceals his misfortune, it may be force confutation for The laid Tythable Laud contains about One Tisoufand him to know, that although it hi. an ulsivel of doubt or uncer , Eight Hundred Acres, including the Nine Unwired a nd E i g h t t.sbey with other Practitioners, the removal of theft DKr Acres of Freehold Land now offered for Sale. , CihNCIF.S by the gradual progrds of It enovation is the acquire. About Seven Hundred and Ninety-four Acres I meat of my experience. It the rites of Bacchus or Venus base l of this Ettate, and the Great and Small *lythes, are begun to reduce manly vigour, much astaietv will be nrceen.%-d let to Tenants at the yearly Rent of - L. 999 so a i by an early comiteratftion of this lait o otid hate, and to i:1 e The remaining One Hundred, and Fourteen safes no great dacultins will occur. Acres confift of Woodlands Plantations, Ph:shire I , But where this De fi ciency has for years cabled. a pr. ;•.r ,- • • Ground, Rides, Gardens, 8;..c. oft which there i-, a 1 few:ranee Is indifpcniildy requifiti to writes. the An mbp. i t , : v... i ! t very chaotic and fu Lodge, Modern Manfica- 0 Life, and to rmar tmatc the Conft ft ntion. houfe, aled Chute Lodge, with proper Offices MARRIED WOMF.)I, who hart tong been difapoint: ' and Out-buildings, meted and Iltiiihed at the Et- In their expeciatiom of a Famity, tray be milirrd. th.tt ni aio!t pence of full Fort sfhoti land Pounds.—. The Undett. Whiten Inch doted. are curable by hludivi S'aill. wood and Plantations here produced F rain= a co oto The.SECRIICY which is fa cliental to my itii,tialdsig, awl ....—. . , the en s allileations which I have Initialised to it to.. tin rat tu Balls of my Pretemeons, and in coincidence with neth this .en mation is given, that Mr B-...--.-.. may be confulted pefor. 4 (or hr letters inclafing a frnali note) at his honk; No. so, Arts del-flint, Strsznt, nets! Temple-Bat. There is an additional e' trance is Watcr-fireer adjoin:l 5 and the name is tan both the doors. • M.• B. Mew/her o' the floral College et 24.0.7.-o9t• . _ LONEION: Printed for the Proprietors. by JOHN DANIS , • (of Carnairr-firtet) it the titott PSI Wrillo-011 It Carey-itreet ; and prbibbui by LEV Lit. tarbury-pana, Lambeth% at So f. flirty-fir/et, and :It the BA NKRUPT IN IRFLAND. Henry Pilkingron, of GI alugh, county Nlona,bao. thnp keeper, to lurrentler the 2e,t6 and 25 , ..1t intLni, and 26th AuZuft. SEQTESTRATIONS, :cc. IN SCOTLANII Creditors of Gutty, M•Donahl, and Co. bofiera Glafiow, to meet in It% thortifon's, vintner, the lyth July, to k-,tve ftruAlons to the trotter. Creditors of Ifaac Slack, innkeeper in Ecelefeehan, to meet in his boort! on 6th of Auguft, at twelve o'clock at noon, to n.- crier a dividend. James Greenfldelis, merchant in Ghfgow, has applied to the Court of SofEon for a difcharge. Mr,. Agnes Buchanan, Mkt of James Smyth, merchant,Glaf. goy, has applied to the Court of Scffion fur a dircharlte- James and Thomas Mill, corn and cattle dealers, Illabank, to bc examined in the Sheriff Court Ft iiein of Forfar, on 17th July and ad Anyuit, at twelve o'clock at noon. Creditors to meet in A. Warden'o, vintner, in Myth, on :he 3d of Anglin:, at twelve o'clock, to give infirm:lions to Edward Warden, writer, in Cupar-Angus, the trusts —Clangs to Le lodged on or Isidore the 7th of March. John Rallton,tanner in St.Ninitin's,tobeexamined in the Sheriff Court-hall of Stirling, on the 1 6th and lath July, at twelve o'clock-Creditors to meet in Sawyer's Inn, ht. Niuton's, of the 31ft July, lame hour, to Utiles.% George Mown, writer in St. Ninian'i, the truftee.—Claitos to be giv.n in on or be fore 4th March. Chapman, Cochran, and Co. merchants in Rtes( awes, to be ex amined in the Court-lull of the Tollnalth aid July and tth Augufi, at one o'clock.-e-Cn uttors to meet in the Black Bull Inn there on 6th Augult, at twelve o'clock, to inftruel David Kay, the truitcc.—Chlnas to be lodged on or before unit March. Creditors of William and Robert Wilfons, Merohants and Mao nut ufttirers at Scafield, near Dundee, to stiei t in A. Mor. Ten's, vintner in Dundee, on the 18th of Augult. at tr give o'clock noon, to fee a Rate of the bankrupts affairs, and ipe. diredlions to the ttuftee. No divid.nd.. Crcvicors of John Uric, Farina anti:Cattle-dealer, at Old Pa per Mill of Cathcart, to meet in the office of M'Fari.ine and writers in Glalguw, on the 4th of Auguft, at one • o'clock afternoon, to receive their dividends. John .Anderfon, Manufadturer in Perth, to he examined in the Sheriff Court-room there, 22d July and 7th Auguß, at twelve o'clock noun...--Crediton to meet in the George Inn there, on the 9th Augult, at twelve &clot*, to hattruet Alexander Paul, the trultec..--Clainn to be In on or before laid meeting. . . - BIRTH. • ' • On Saturday morning, the Lady of C• ißobinfon, Efq. of Epfeni, of a fon. MARK I ED. The t7th init. at St. Pancras Church, the Rev. Edw. Wlgley, Fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge, to Mifs Hale, only daughter of the late Thomas Hale, lA. of Cuildford-lireet. 1.7.t51y, at Mary-la-bonne Church, Mr. Thomas Blake. of Glmteefter-place, Mary-la-bohne, to fvlifs Atkinfon, of Greet Oen-ftreet, n Saturday mornhig, at the Church of St. Mary-la-bonne., Dr. Thomas Trotter, Phylician in Netvcaftle, to hill, Everitt,,. only daughter of the late Capt. M. T. Everitt, who was killed in the action with la Prudente frigate, in t 7 791 iJI ). On Saturday morning, Mrs. Steel!, wife of Robert Stec% Efq. of Finibury-fquare. On the 28th March lait, on board the Sir Stephen Lithington Indiaman, Wm. Douglas, Efq. Ctc Servant or t!:e haft, India Company, on the Reuss' Eftairlitbmein, for near ;• years. At his hot& at Millais Startford, Hens, Ralph Winter. Efq. aged 63. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW Morning 3S minutes after $ - Afternoon 32 odium. after .r~i da sif •+1 IP° l tie 1114 dm Pt let vn ftn ob Co all Iti St