Star. — London, England, 1805-07-01 00:00:00

Atiff. • UK. Erman-43y infsr.ing the following ; Ton will much oblige ere, as well u many other Officets in a fimilar fituati : I mean the hard cafe of isting or der.d to the Ea!klueltes. u Ulmer ; try all 'seance what ever. I know it is genet ally undetflottd that Govern ment par Vie e , Afage money t but t!:at at prefeint is not the cafe ; an advance of pay is itiited, tint e n the Offi:er, but towards his palfage. there:ore he is lel without a (billing to prdvidoeven the common tte ,iclffaries for it lung a voyage, tit the I*!:AV Ik:AVC ex rnces attensliag emharka:hm. This %LI be .he fe cond time I have been et-Lb:red to the Eali Indies with a coulislcrable (lase:mien% for my Regiment. eonfequently on ditty, s.itl+ , ct at:y allnwaneej.r the p+ffa,e. I troll s l .le hardthip ni the cafe will induct Government to sake this matter into c -infiltration, by doing v Lich they sill tzceive the thanks of cOety Oticer employed on that fersice 4 as well as your obedient let rant, MI OLD SOLDIAIt. l'estranagh, Jane 24. 21135. LAZY 1;:7-14.11GEATI. COURT OF KING'S BENCH., JUNE !gp. THE XING W. rinGit pHIISOa. . This was an indiameut charging the Defendant with compofmg, printing, and publirhing, or cauling to be compofed, printed, and pnblithed a cat rtil libel, tending to make the pecple of Irel and nddiffaiif lied with the adminiftration of this country. To this the Defendant pleaded, that the Court of King': Bench in England: was not competent to try perf•ins for offences committed in Ireland ; inaf much as before the Union that kingdom was govern ed by a code of !amis. and had Courts of adequate.ju tifdiaion to try crimes of this nature. The plea was this day argued. Mr. ABBOT, on the part of the profccution, raid, that this . objeaion was the molt extraordinary that ever was dated in a Court of Judicature. It was effervially necelfarr, when the jorifdiation of a Court era: refilleatars p inr nut fume other, whichhadpowcr in toy t h e offence charged. In the caret/I/dollen o. Fah: icas, it was muddy ruled, that when you ap. peal againft the ainhority of one Court, you mall now the jurifdiai.ii, of anather. I: was not indicat ed in this plea.. that-any Court had jut ifilhaion in ex elufion of their LorJthips. Although the libel was written in Ireland, yet it was publiflied in Middlefes, and there was no Court in Leland to punith a per fon for an offence committed in England. One ground dm plea againfi jou ifiliaion, was the fubjea matter of the aairm ; a lectind, that the [Aka mat ter aro& out of the jurifdialion of the Court ;—and a third, as to the perfon of a defendant, or the pri vileges he claimed from rack,' office, or lituari.m.— The Defendant pleaded that he - warCei native of Ire land, and that before and fence the Union, that coun try was governed by her own laws, and that there were courts there of adequate jurifdietion, to try foch offences. It could not be contended, that liner the Union, every native of Ireland was n •t a fuh , jeft of the King of England, for he is juridically an Englith• man, and amenable to the famtii laws. This c.fc might be identifi d with the air of fending a libel from one part of the kirgdom to another, ord.: iug it to be printed at the place to which it is dite , Fted, and then atpuing, that the delinquent could not be at all liable . to puniflonent by the laws I.f this coun try. Suppofe 4 man wrote a libel at Brian), which was a )11 vileged borough, and lent it into Surrey to, be publith d ; . could that man contend, that he was born in Blificil, and therefore that be could only be tried at that place? Nothing could be mntoobvione than that the inhabOants of England, Ireland, and Scoff insi. by the Micro, were incorporated into One b o dy, a nd were fatirta!o the fame general laws.— This was in tart pleading an o'ili, far when the libel was priated.M.l publithed its f4l.llieftrt, the Defen dant was in Ireland ; but the Offence. was committed in England, and the plea as therefore bad upon that ground. ft was not neeeffary that the perfoas commioting the Offence:* timid be phy.fitally . prefent at the time. Indic cafe o f the' King, T. North, the patty committing the confpiracr was.not prefent, and a hunched other fimilar pieoedents might 'be ,pror deiced. In the indiament againft Botaeltaqr WW I ing t lie vouchers the forgery was commuted in the ;;he-hind Ides, but the vouchers were fent into Mid. rir ka, and in that cafe it was holden, that the of fence was perpetrated in the latter, and the Dcfen.i flint was found guilty by a Pity of Midellefee. .111 C fame was determined its the King v. Moisten s—the vouchers were forged is, Antigua, and were tranfinit ted to Eng Lind, where the offence was alledged to have been coaritaitted. 'A perfon may be tried for a capital crime in a couoty a here he was not prefent, as in the cafe of an infant or iniaoe pert*, n receiving ;indent from* M they /o give to a man in a different onnty. Vir. Baron M•Lean in giving judgment ona cafe firoliar td this, Paid, " that fuck a proceeding ii, nuld smd entirely to &paw, the two kingdoms:At Under Ileac circutadatices, 'the littarae4 Coolie'. tinned that their Lordthips would ePtigder it girt, orPored to every maxim of found direrea:du and wife policy reengnifed in Stitith law, thati - dleaDefitidant by this plea tbould be pet mitted to etre pila w:at due to-the offended inffitutioet At country. Mt. Kicmauntow, rio behalf ott ardent, raid, that ha bad neither itieliiiatirmantat abilify to controveromany of the . propolfatioae- 01-his Learned Friend ; but he mink confidently.delitea j that a man who committed a crime is One conrstri*nuld be tried lot the offence in. another, WhertAie inhabitants were governed bY'dittina law*, 'and •whote different ponilliments wire affigneil for. the• fame offences. — The aft . „pittft be done by a „Ittifrm baund - to-obey the laws to avhich l he ' 7 4, to be tendered amenable a andotterefote, 4 s foadant, as a native of Leland, Pt Was 11Mtaill1001 lairalita the laws of this country. The cafe itilifillo4o44' in tcfpea to principle ars it would-Lo in„rtgled to (pace. it he were a Ruffian r.a . an inhaber t alit. of thina. Partiflar S•ates hide lip. p op7ialuratitirdiairros for their Courts of plaice. and ant ptifini.tforn di Itch refpeffiye States, wete liable to theiittiat taints which by the law of the dittira " me t es were infiacd. This was the tfieory isni vErbilfy admitted, and hence Civil Law in the Fi t a bock of Jollinian was accurately termed 7. Cioi:r. The. olaiisition to obey the laws of a country with lapel*. tu.a native. terianates only wid. I i, exill- Mee s but with riegaid to a firan, , er, the morneiti Itoiettitli Wit witbdtawu, obedience ceided to be a lnty. and en this principle the elegant and learned -rator 011 nut lies /tad Aliened, that protec tion and obedience were tommenfurate. :fats enemy Welt to invade this country. 11.:.stou:si receive no pent a on, and mere . •••. s• pay 11U obedienez. This eras the cafe Iritb the Revenue L ;no in habitant of cue count' y i. b mid to p .y obedience 10 * getrentle law% of soother. In 'Le cafes of l'lancey o. Fletcher, and Lever v. Fl;,cher, it was Co holettn. Nn man conid cuutcttd, t .at • Dutch man, ordering his agent in -Lwnelon to f:ad him fome wool, n lensigt ating to Englaai, would be liable to amen, olkd ptiniits•bit by the Revenue Laws, under the SI41.11!C of 13, and r 4. of Charles H. .(c. 1. II 1.) There wa% a peat difference between esdasit prisinv.::, And eur.tass in fie. An itth .bitant in one lcingslotn owed nn allegiance to the riv ele i o f ano. ther.. The puttithment moll depend •rn the itillitu•', tions of the country of mitich they were natives,— The Law of. Libel in England had • a great numlrer -1f peculiarities not Oelet countries. In Ireland, there prevailed a diitiod leiby which th e natives of that country were _gbeerned, and that was called the Commits Law of ltelattd—a iyittnl . Wi,tele dire - rent Cr in the laws of England. Xhe Common Law of England was Lt font reined& lion lar to the Itith Law, bu at what tin'_ the Mem. bl.tme atole was unc,ri.in ; L r.l Cost throight in the time of King JrAtts. .I.ofl C. J. V roglien antra. ' bused the c.tincidenceto the e-i‘q•.ed 1114 C, EJWAi.4I.4 Sm ulc of 6th of Gcu. 1. c. 5, naked Ire, land tit England, and tl a 23t and arid of Ga.% 111. enforced AN laws of Irelandi tfierefote. the union of the fillet kingdimint made no alteration with refpea to juridical regulations. The bent was not liable to the fd'wb of EngLud when tte.iding hi. own Mr. Amine replied, that 'an argument ab fumy isernearicould never have Any weight where she law was fo-perttaly clear as it was in this cafe. Having !rivaled to, and antwered the arguments on the ntlre, fide, he Milled !hay the Defendant, ithhough a native of beland; and refident. there, was bound to aniwer the indiarirent, and that it was competent in the Court to try whether thi/ Defendant - statguiity or . tint. Lord &Li Nanainfor raid, the argument• of jhe Learned Counfel for the Defendant wont to ilk that net °roue abatever committed by a perfon refilling is Ireland could be punithed in England. Mr. Juthee LAWILINCi without giving any judg ment on the cafe, °Nerved that the doctrine con tended for on behalf of the Defendant went to this extent : 'Mat any man might (land n n the :folk fide .f the Tweed within gun.filot diflance of the Eng lifft border, and Ihnot as nrany'nien as he pleated on the fad of it, without being liable to he tried tot intirder by the law of England. Lord astride , aotion.-- 4 Or any man might in clofe poifoned pills in a letter, at bad been done, and pethaade fame weak pellims to take them as a te medy,for tow slifeafe. If the letter came , from Scotland to England, the perfon fo feidirs it, would not, upon this argument. be bold gnaty of nititaler„ and yet that had been held to be murder, not in rite place *litre the I.tter cam e from, bflt iu the plate where the deetafed had been-prevailed upon to take the pills. Hon - ever. this was an important cafe, and the C. • •uld take lime to confider it." . thenred that the °Edict charged in The indkttnent, betides king aphid the private indivi• duals, was alt. laid as one againtt the King And G:)vernrnct.t of the country. The Court poilponed rronouncing their opinion. Sucre:l-nit GktIERAL.-" I du nut know whether the Court is aware (alluding to what the Attorney Gcnnal La,' for metly obferved)--that unlefs juctg ment be given .row, the trial cannot come on before Hilary Tertf, becaufe a trial at Bar, which this is intended, to he, mull be tn'oved for in Terry, and. cannot be had in the fame Term with the nu.tion. Ctitiv. Jv lick--‘ 4 The Court cannct IGok to asap confequencea whatever." ADMIRALTT SIISSIONS, 'Sato-day an Admita:ty Sarum was held at the Old ! Bailey,bifote Sir W. SCOTT, Mr. Jullice kooer,.and 841011 SCOTT, (tor the Irials if off. Dees committed on the high feat, within , I t s jun fd4l ion of the Admiralty of England. rirthilald AP.Dona.'il and jaws Cowan were indifted fir feloniourily atttl l it atie.ally adhet ing to and aiding his Majeily's enemtes, in a cyst tin Dutch privateer, called the Orefles, on the lath of May. I, eet. Hernmington, of his Maplty'sfloopMufquito s perceived two fail; flaop-rigged; ehacing a third of Flamborough Head, on the evening of the day flared. He ierceived . thet, guns were fired from the chafers, and he bore down upon them, anelfound they were enemies in chace of a (muggier.. He made chaee and cameup with the Oreties, which hetook, and on board ing het, he found the pritntrers• in irons, vitriol he conclaled on board the Niotquito. He 'liked them how they came in irons? and he underliortd them thit •it was it puniffsment for refufiog to fire .at the. !‘effel they Vete in cNice • Capt.Brach, of the °refits, hated, that the ptiforterC volunteered on board the velfcl for 46 guilders. They were fent oa board by Lewis, who kept a Recruiting-' hookat Amfteruam , and the barony was paid to de, fray debtp mmtratled at his honk by the - prifoners. He couTil nut (peak Englifis, hot he could understand it ; lad Lewis told the prifeneas in lie • prefence that theNeffel they sere going fru - board of was a privateer, vinyl out againfi the•Bsitifh efuiress. . They Stated themfelves to be Americans. tin Nulquito yarning up with the °relies, the prifoners tecinefted to be put in irons, but the witnefs refuled, and they. ;tutted tbeintela es, requetlin him to fay they were to plated forrefufing to do t heir duty. ' It appeared that the prifoners were wrecked on the Dutch ce!ail, in the Romney, in November left, and • th..y were cot,fiard a% partners of war; but they eferspekt, and lied to Amfierdarn. In their defence, they dated, that Lewis, at -Arnie houfe they had • i:or.traded a engaged to Ship them ..n board bound to Madeira, and under this unprelln.n they went. on boatel the privateer. After they had 64 ped themfelve ft the guns were hroti,:.t al nettle, and they lirund out their fituation, wizen they respelest to -go on Mort, bat the Captain gave them their ebniee of failing with Lim. or be tent on board a Dutch Win of war. The Jury h ave cicuit to d►e defence, and argaiited 14, pr:r.w...r.' . Pieri.k Pr, toes' %% ar fr i t d and.accittlt:td Di k G:uilar of.nec i i a the Scffi.ic‘t inizii. - ' t From the L0M49011 GAZETTA .7wor 29. BAAICRUPTCY SUP:MST-IWD. Gentße Uplcoario Int,. of Birmingham, and' ow" of CoLena, Wamiclalocc,sdlynda and I'11 ; on. BANM:LIPTS. William Winch, of Tothill fireet, miniter. Midollercx, hut. cher, to lurrender July 6, t t,and Augult to. at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Gihhard. Weftminfter Thohhis Davic. or I.riceiter h. •fier, dealer and Chapm..n, July tR. at five. J.dy 19, at tcn. and A uguft i at five. at thc . l3lua licil Inn, flumbrrit.me-Gate, Leicetter. A•tornies, Melirs. Ificardale . and Alczauder, New Inn, I..rusolun ; tor Mr. Robert Bond, in Leicrilcr. Elizabeth Nlidgley, of i rids, Yuri Ibir milliner, deat.r aud eaap wouriet. July a, tl.. and Augutt to. at ten. at Guildhall, London. Attorury, Mr Ben y, Walbitio!‘ Lutulon. John fuliddlrh • 1, of Dolma, LL.cathire, Innkeeper, vielualler, dealer and ehapataii, July is. 13, at fa. andAuguf rt, at eleven at the Ship in ll'ulturi. A tturriel. h•r. Windk. tied-few, London: nr Mr W. Ilulton. ltol•nn. William 'earth. of litiahrmand, Verag& c, und. r. -Alex and eitipman, July az, 13, a:3l Award io. at two, a* the A I Inn, Sit. ,W. A tueulca, Rimingtun and kV Jk .Sletru:l4 or Mr. WI Grevelie lir, et. tiattoo-Gankn, London. Robert [Mahan, of St. Paul's Church yard, Loudon, putter, ioder an.l 4:hamar', Jnlp z. at two. July t 3, and Augult to, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attoruies, Man. Attbefon and Marvin, Amain- Prim London. Mho Bar ton. ot Whitehurch, Hants, linendiraper. dealer and chap attis, July 3, 13, at eleven, and Atiguit to, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. John Pullen, No. 34. Fore-drect. Clfirki Whipprrnien, ot Lower Volt Snuthfic:J, Middieks, vie ° trailer, th.a . .cr and chapnsan, July 6, t 3, and Augult to, at ten, at Guilditap. Attorney, Mr. Harr& u, /turr•ftrect, Loafer Ealt Smithfield John Broad, of Vine (treat. Lambeth, Surrey, timber•dealer and chaps:in, Juiy 6. s 3, and Augult ter, at ten, at Guildhall. Attor ney; Mr W. J: Crooks. No. is, Dean-itreet, Soho Thomas Jennings and Gkkattfon Jennings, of Spalding, I.inedn . gire, bankers. ironmorgers Ind copartners, July 3,6, and Aug. . to, at ten, at the White Hart Inn, Spalding. Attondes, Mr. • Thomas Falter, 'of Spalding ; or Mcil.a listwey and *pint, Lincoln's Inn, London. : j dtn Ramo( Church.ftfret, parith of St. Matthew, Bethnal green, Isliddlefex, baker. drake and char:lan; July s, to. and Aalguit 0. at driven, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Stratton. Shurrditch. Mat thew Doyle, of Maiden lane, Covent-Gardcnoilidellefez, car penter. dealer and chorntan, july 1, 13, a n d Augua to. at ten, at Guildhall Atrori-c , Mt. tiolies,Crors court. briery lane. Harry Elderton (adv.l t ite.l in Lit Tue.l.l.ey's Gozeve ilcury rider toss,) now or late of snosoy Icrivenu - . July 1. i 3, and August t o. at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. Ataorney, Mr. Rubins, dc,t's PAHTNeRSHIPS DISiOLVLD. Ralph Reed and Thomas Tiplady Rowe., linen drapers, Flset ttrret, luxe to, 1803. huger Witeocas and Chad. s Crickley, carpenters, IL i!tcl, June 24, tans Francis Knight Rol John Triphook, bribkfellers, St. James's ftreet, June 29, 18 •3. James Mackeazic and M. Clink, 11CCUICD, I!aymarket, Ja nuary 1, tilos. Thomas tiolme Maude, Chrift. Wilton, and Wm. Dillworth ettlardfixt. bankers. Kenel:i, Wellenorclottet, uguit 17, IS:4 Mono and Chart, a James Siruui.ii, liw-ltriennas, Eel Yawl, Fleet-Meer, Jun: 26, toot. •. , . William I.idle4 and WiLlaiti Martin luUt4, dial:left, Lifer.' prial, June 15, 1210 , . John Litton.. at d Edward porridge, millers, Winctinelam,l4l - April 27, 18:13. ' Ri bard Morton, folds Morton. Ar.ili.my ,liandl.y. Thomas 'Sykes, and Tistuans Settles itiverinlit ha, ohrti:rld, J one 26, allag. Sainuel.Oxiey and Wiiniatu Lanka Liudtmi, mirkia, June 23. 'Sot. Henry kticloaud Collasej, end Nathaniel lia4ky. jun. OA MCI , cloauto. Scotl-6.1 yardVir , c4o.itiltri,3l4..e 14, At the Ist! - rout of the Duehers of Dsvonsnras Fhrre were prefect t a great-number of beautiful women, iloe of them in particular attra4ol. the notice. of the whole Hifentbly ; but. it was remarked by one gentle. man the had bad' Colouritt teeth; to this another •humudroutly replied, the was beautiful in fpite of her teeth. A fault of this kind is the more rktnarked, as the management of the teeth is nowt rendered Each aneafy matter. °f all the remedies yet introduced for this purpoft. laid Is lady 'of fallii•in prefent on thi s oc. cation, !hat the and a large circle other acquaintance had found die ;pea tea Cum& from•the isle of Boy sties ltelitiratire Tooth Powder, prepared (tom the cci v e of the . celchr.ild Dr. P. H. Di moats, being Li.tirely of a *Actable nature ; it gives a proper Litcrgth and fit mner; to the gums and teeth,..as well its a beautiful Whitenefs, without injuring the enamel; which moll other powderedo . ; it alfo renders the lips delicately• red, and removes any offenfive taint of the mouth. Sold at Mr. Buyt.sa's, No. 4, Cheap fide, corner of Pate , noiler-tow ; and may be had of nioß Medicine Venders and peitumers iu every town in boxes, as. 9d. each. To alleviate the fufferings of Scurvy, of Scro- phula ; and various Dileafes of the Body, the late FRAWCIS SPILSBUIY devoted much of his time. and attention, His Inccefs is now befoie the public. His Difpehfary has been opened at all feafons to the poorer chides whole ciicumltances did not reach the price of his remedy. Fond of Medicine and its put (nit, i.e invented the Patent Antilcorbutie Drops, a mild diaphoretic, without weakening the Ohm, but giving it vigour by promotingall. its natural fecretions. Thole who are compelled to retort to the tonic posversof mi nerals, if they with to alfiil their area on the nerves, Ito medicine is better Calculated for the purpofe th'an the Mops. Another iecommendation, the die is (mall in quantity, and taken without redraiat of diet or exercife. Mi. SPILSEURY is not accountable far any mix•ure fold, unlefs the wurds " By the Ki ig's Patent" are jurerted at length in the bill of dii etlions, b - tetle, and wrapper ; the 'tamp alio (the King's duty) is po u ted in black ink intlead of red.—Bottles ss. 6J. los. and 3s. duty included. DIF.O At Honeurae, on the 28:11 of December Taft lA:Atte:la= Young Green, of the Royal Navy, late of Pool Doric Aire I.kft week, at Gafporr, after a very Abort ilinda. J-mrs Good: eve, kfai. brevet, of that place, umicilaily regretted by a large family, and a very tamale,. acquaintance. Tuerday murnh.g, at his houfe ite Davies flrect, Berbeley fitrare, the Rev. Edward Eruneuell, Its,ftor w lioughant and Marlton, in Lincolnadrc. • FOR BRUISES, SPRAINS, RHE'!MATISMS, &c. Scc. DR.STF.ERS'S OYODELDOC.___ cAutioN.—On the out fi de of the Wrapper on 1 each bottle of the real Medicitte, a Ramp is fixed, in which i Is engraved.* F. Newhery. No. 4t. St. Paul's," and over the Cork. 1 of the Bottle a Label is patted, with tack Words, " Lk. Stems Opodeldoe. prepared by F. Ncwaery." All thole which are fold without thefe ddignations are grofs Counterfeits. The Public are requcfted to attend to this Caution, in conk- 1 /pence of an Impotition which 1111 i been praCtifed by certain Yen- i ders of Medicine, who, under cover of a connection in trade with 1 `Mr. Newhery's Houle, have not only fold in London, tut by tras selling round the Country, have diffentinated through the Retail Ikalersin all parts of the kinedom Luce quantities of a fputious preparation of this Otmdcldne; In tee hills of Direetioos of which tilt Nallle% of Lit, Bieer,„, of Ckaring Crufs„ and Mr NmPliery, of St. Paul's Churels•yard. are made oft of, in order the men: ....au pie, sty to devise unwary Purchafers. The genuine' Opodeldoc is prepared and told by F. Newbcry and Soo., Na. 45, St. Piura, mu the Coach-way, a few doors from 4.:heaptide. Listst.si, in Houk% price as. 6d. each, duty iacteded ; lulu; by thole Vcedc•s Pnlythi the Country wily sattu . t t.se seal Mc. redo its ellerorciac btu?. • FOR ACCOUNT OF THE MANUFACTURERS, Exempt from the Ailetiou Doty, arrecabk to Act tit Pi t h a i mi WedoelAsy, July te. MERAC, Sfm, and Co. will put up to P u bli c Sale, at their Warchotices, No. 78 alb war it rtet. A LAR GE ASSORTMENT of BR 1 I'ISH - TIECK GOOD& pajtjeehrs will be given is titm by M. 1... M,-raf , km, it r „k, *. SCARCE AND VA I A'. A.1%9 'TO I.e 1/181)0SFD OF, a FIVE GUINEA CE of COLD COIN, Willlam•andi Mary. aver) t 694, believe.! to I.e newly torque; a .CIDNEA. HALF CROW 7 4, and StIILLING. of the lame Pim.: a GUINEA. 0,42 If. $lllO it 77, very farce ; an antigte COLO COIN, lisa tar o . than ball a h char: oleo tiappored Pert ; a COLD COIN, lam Pie as the la& of th , tantlErive of Here CAA, ' ,m u 1737 ; 3 biege bit Veit COIN. sst at aroma pint, blat. Hah Eke. CobT.te.::m:o t6E6; kg. a L! iviet SHILLING. Gtn. 11. t 745. APpitc,ition to Ivistrn Tr.:a/man; Eactr (if km, roitjoid), *ill he at tv,,t-rI to ItsViCIABLITTAAL FR01'11 4 :1 - 1. IRON . • RAILWAY, A64;4.082 INSURAN , 2E sH %Rh & MONTHLY SALE,by Mr. SO) try', Oa rglilay ;book of j,.17, at "twelve &Cluck...lt Gauntly% Cb,rtge-idlry, I and I-HE LEEDS AndI,IVE tt POOl. CANA L.R e e I. Share* 1.1 dila viten ut at . od very horoviloi rn. tiK Dividends are Id. pt-r Snare per Antount.hut will certain: 7 i n , rei r 4 the Omit. rfield Clootl, en Shares in t.. ettabliawil Xavier tiny dividing 61 per Mhate per. A,attait. Grand jundtion Spare*, and opeinual Loara,btaings per Ca* loitered convertinli , into Shares at par. The Surrey Iron Railway from Crei.lot to tollgate and God. none, Tet Shares of tool each. e _ Al'4 Share• in the Lancaiter, Rochdale, •nd Worteetter and Birmingham Canals. The Globe (durance, wooL Subfcription, bearing 5 per Coot. Interett. Printed Particulars at Hutchett's 'Hued, Piccadilly; at Gat► raway's ; and of Mr. Seutt, Ncw grid's Itrct t, London. M,~NOR AN!) ES T A PES, SHROPgHfaE 11E. SOLD BY AULI. At the Crown Inn, lia Chinch Stratton, in the County of &hp, on Tieldaty and Woliaday the yth and scab days uf July, tllO3, at three o'clock its the alteration of each day, in Thirty.. one Lots, 'H E LORDSHIP hod MANOR of EATON, I with the Chief Rent, Cottag s, Members, Right% and Ap., partenances therrto.belewging, extending over apeeariit of Sono Acres, in a fine Sportins enttotry,ant/ well dared with Game ; ace alto fondry eligibee Freehold Mites 'lithe Free, and ted ettne d e g t h e Land Tait, firuate at Eaton and Ticklerton, within the Lori!. fhipeatsti Parillt of ! arm, camp:Hit g fickkrton H a ll Farm,Eatia Farm, /kw Heil karin and Mill. Wolverton Fara; &c. .1 be whelk- containing t.tce>-Acres. each I .ot forming a compadt and defirable kttate, and fo adapted that a Gentleman dillided to put% ebs!e fermi of the Lore. might acconunudite hinekif with a cuw tideraid , prapl rty, within a ring fence. ~ mar the 'flt - eipikeltoetil%kadieig bob Slrearllnity to Luitlnw, and front Chur.it S•retton to MuchWealock, well finis ate.l ebr Markets, and at a thus diltance from ettaallent Lime. A pin of the put c.i.ift money nuy rcitiiiiii fccurol n ott the ptr erinted varticniirs may he hail it the principal Inns iti Shrewd- Ivry, Ludlow, C. , 11.1e and lii leinurth, and.the plate of fale--Mr. Parini ot mot Nall, will thew the Lltatre, with when% a May titeleri,niee of the I'll. ante p .rticulars are left; and l'AiNlitvinberenstieeti . and ;welted parrirulare may be had of Mreit. Halter; Lloyd, and 1.1 .ye 1, it Ludlow ; Mr. Vickcre, of Oar PAY!, ec.r urt. 7 genrto ; awl of Mars. It:claim', lung, and Cu. lie* ley, *Lomititi. . - • dean:*.hirso .cl.lfxd c:.• the itudy,aad bees ' gratidul:ty the no-di rouffileraide pr.:Rise ip . that Inn& .alu ! t,,,thr toper. Lave sot mere ion- Wsvol my tiwat tilku Mo.e who hi • We: ittiVive fielder the ed.lanta, ..te.4lAtehty !limed Oi iifieetjainty, and canon: atolls attain that (next sittileh aehatinfilkiy 'coeceetrathig tbe intelliAtio wooer o. 40vat.Wil tlifortits. - 71 14 ell'ea?es 1/I.isiL IN arc tsseadatil Mei brine wi th theta a train of 4.. :c..twiadr iyaiptures wad, by a do. '..Conn of ill Viral cre:re, es,a l eiree itfelf Sepoeseaanbittered,.. . Whether they attic front • be Miyake 4 dra example, Seders°. rise babes at 14f0711 . 1'veyT, ur, the lotleitertotaxf,inatairity, they ve• quire the mutt afiu!tion• pro••ffianol ; but by:the fauterance of uneducated awn, 12w: lo.wt-resare aggravated. Anil the cane:- tudOli is dcliritvi. Asa Wm , . MR of the 1 . Y Ctt!..l,ooltaf SlilitOfONs I grnew..l . try tacettel;one reguitriti• •i* olueadmit and poffefieg ' eve-y trielertrt,wat•bee I !e-I , :teried ta that untie= with *btch o l !•• aye Maim. :re" t'u `.moored. In the Wit fsteletnes weattn:::'s, early application la provpirt the calair.it/ et a tieetilt tied but where the M. fere:, hero. tniVia:u - nes re the unite . ..laces ef the v'te wilds coifed tits nut' rtu..e is 'cartel rit •he , vitcropt or *cameo! We: f icily toytieint ato lA. t.ver With 410...U1 r.CO c.eaktient it mutt he latnifetanry for him to he ,affitred nut only 4 capahibty of treatment bat al% ti‘ the moth (meal. And in recent Venareal fAtaiplaititsh f. potiVk , o pre* mtgs. danger or diftreir , to the 'twit complicate,l oatth lt is ft••• acqaie•- mt rt N cliche:ye exoerier:t W this line to Wed i e-nsia„ Land her..ly rr eitahlittunent I edeV the ialv.inte,ie 0:: this experience to thole of ether gel wins are afiliaed witti anv kind of DREG:inf. of any hittint:ans of V INFM.7I &UN. sod to .11.mirs the terms of mano new lon are flated un the fret interview. Par ent•iti the con:try arc espeet.sito inelo'e a Hack note, art are rteittwaied to freXy C'eir*,,Set and outliner at living . AsiTilif hill l L. kligge.ey of the Royal edslege dAitraooll4 in Lemke. No so Arundel .Vr-et. inane. 'mule ?ae TO Triosz,As TAILOR 1•'5.1 . , DCA& Slit, hu. y, firijgc-itrtet, f FEEL it a duty incitnii.eut upon me, to inform you of the very great ati4 extraordinary Cur 111.1 w received from your invallaaa e Medicine-L.FAKi. • PATI:NT About two years ago I wit, attacked with a eNIREAL °ROLM. which I treated maw'. 6i4litiv tur leme time, but the ra cafe at length fpreaditt ail , A , er body, I was nidiged to appl? to the trod eminent of the Fact: ity, i,Lt dolt affiffance afforded I only tea ipor.try•rclicl went throw‘l. v.,:tiou• Cowles of &AVM tion, and tr•m Ming rather ot.a curpukut Habit was reduced to a our: - Skeleton. . Ii: (Meer, that freed all over my limbs, Ten ; direst mew eomplet e °hied, Co that my friends defpaired of sty recovery. Whea be..ught tofhis tituation, I cludidatvi death a a lat'situble. but a reuddol. indite common ire upon the many Cabe in winen y car Pills had' twceeeleu, I was induced to try a box of them, which I.thougle ratio. r. ',cited me, and by perfeverance for two or clime toundi, and i oitwring your Diredtioos, I expo. rienced:h c usiaceoantc.ig ItelasatWe from Pain, the Suss grohwily Cu:Adios; I am now, dtivult CLIO: r erioaly reCOleroa and walking nut 'NO,: 1 clouSt Sint but 111:C more box, %skirl I tldok cautious to rake, will efiatilith Wy health iu its usginal hate. It is 'riche he nom htsrtfei- gratia 14.; Carr 1 fuhferibe tr.yfeli, Gr a your nn.ch tkii,tee humble:errant, Ws. Paxson.. Deo nte, Monet:otter, july t, ii,; public livin.:;t 1 du Dot obieet to the above being btu leave you to act as your own bt ter judgment Lid dictate. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, TIMM" TATUM!, Member of the Rpyal ColLge of Surgeons, LoiLlon:at Ids Houk, 100. q, New-Eridge-ftreet Whirr, after a cunitant rctid.r.cw of more thin thirty-Ls years, in a pradice particularly the Cur.: of Veneecal Camplai..tt with !bat inviolable Lew, which met of Lis ProfelSon fnunkl nbfervc. he flitkva binifX, the advice and .41of.ance he grvii.nouilly'.to perfona taking this Mciliciue, will he rammed, a diferruint Public, as an advantage fry iota to be obt..in.d, and void of atubi. guity r —Alto Sold, by hi. An:ointment, for the cosaveniencc 4 thole living at 4 diilance, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Alban's* ftreet rite Toy-emp, N o . (Jenne-area ; Mr. Dills:rough's, No. 7. riflt.ftrett-hill ; Mr. stecil t . Bookfelke Sic. t, Union-Row, Little' Tower otra: ce•nth. bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Calwrirs e Publis ; Liors• pool ; Mr. Athinfon's, Minehellcr'; and by one Perron to 'Welt conaderable Town in Great-Riiiais. and Ireland, in Boats of orAp 21. 9d. each, feand up wit:* full &nd p/miat Dirdaitiwirbeisillf- PeafOut of either Sex may Cure thddrives with kfare, Spord,- 10, crety, and fold y. KIOIe wATIM AT Y-. 0141",.: , im.ity#ll MOt tia4 • • • 48 , 4111&11 040 I•erprwl" • • • 9 al*lre , l arta. LONDuN : Prasted tod Publlthat bi- LEVEL KEN r 4Nocii• wbury- E gue. I.ambezbi, attire Swait 04 ri . c4..N.r. t , CWit angt• Yublif."lalf•aa Urn *was OrwL4,l,=u-dospidr,