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SUR RE r ADJOURN4D SESSICAS. Yellenlay Elizabeth norfall, inclined by the name di - l lizahrth "liipn, was tried for affaulting, Ann Bax. r. It appeared that the parties were ferva,ots to /clr. Ettmonds, a gardener at Deptford, and that one clay, towards the latter end of October last, the De. fcn , tant defired A fon of the Profecturit to pile fume turnips. This the boy refuted to do, on which the Defendant vented a torrent of abide upon him, and. on his mother taking hi% part, the Defendant knock. ed hci down with a bunch of turnips, threw over her two pails full of water, and finally put her knee on her itomach. whereby the Prolecutrix loft her fenfes for tome time. She was f. ill for a month that the Doftor's bill amounted to between 3 and 41. The fan of her diners was fully proved by the nude and the Donor. • For the Defendant one witnefs, named Thomas Brown, was called. He Hated a finite contrary Dory, and laid that inf'cad of the-Profecutrix being heat, that the had followed the Defendant with a in order to do her fonse mortal injury. The v found the Defendant Guilty, Mr. Serjeant ONs Loot then addreffed the wi!nefs and faid, that nothing hut the poverty of the part y prevented hint from binding over the Profecutrix to indiFt him for perjury. His conduct was truly fharre ful ; it was, however, a confolation ro refit& that he would go out of Court with his character degraded and difgraced. Mr. fres, the gaoler, then informed the Court that the Defendant was in the feventh month of her pteg• nancy. She herfelf Dated that her hufband was a private i•• the City Militia. In thefe circumtlances the Count ordered her to be difcharged on entering into her own recognizance toattpear again fhould fhe he called up for judgment. lYiliirriri Biewitt was indi&ed for alfaul•iirg Benja• min Reeve, brother to a perfon of the fame name who keeps the Clapham coaches. It appeared the prifoner lot merly lived fervant to the Profecutor's brother, but it did not turn out on what ground he had relinquiihed his fervice. The afratilt was com mitted at the Elephant and Cattle on the gth of 4pril, where, when Reeve was mounting his box, the Defendant came behind him and dragged him down and beat him molt unmercifully. Benjamin Reeve Hated, that on the gth of April he was driving his Rag e coach, and the Defendant was at the fame time driving another. He drove hi: coach thrice times acrofs the witnefs's carriage, by which his palrengers were greatly alarmed. lie. flopped at the Elephant and Cattle to put fume of them down, and when in the ad of remounting hi> box, w th his foot. on the fide iron, the Defendant tame behind and pulled him down. His head Druck the ground, and in thrice elfaying to rife, he was as frequently knocked down to his mother earth. The Defendant again attempted to level another blow, but was preyented by a bir. Curling. He, however, made thift to reach beyond that gentleman and nightly Druck the Profecutor, raying, " D.--n his eves, I'll kill him !" On his crofs.esarnination by Mr. Moss is, he denied having ever told a Mrs. Hall that Blewitt was broke, and would never drive auy snot e. The evtderce of Mr. Curling related only to part of the aftattlt, a. the Protecutor was down before he ohfcrvcd it. He, however, defcribed with confider. able accuracy, the violent driving and outrageous condtift of the Defendant. A gentleman named Davis, palling at the time of the affault, depofed the severity of the chaaitement experienced by the Pt ofectitor, s hich bethought a fulfficient inducement to him to give him his card with his addrefsi in order to his appearance on the trial. Mr. MORRIS then addrefred the Jury, in an able fpe.cch, on behalf of the Defendant. He endeavour ed to imprels their minds with the i3ea that Reeve had perjured himfelf, in denying that he hid ever told Mrs. Hall that Blewitt had 'brake and would drive no mrre. To that poirt all the quellions he had put to him went, but he had refolutely and ob tlinately denied the fait he now laid to his charge, I and Ihould endeavour to fubflantiate by the evidence of that lady: Mrs. Hall was then called. She ap peared to he a very old lady. She fisted that on the day mentioned in the indiament, fhe was going from Kennington to Clapham, and when (he met with the, Protection's cnach, it contained four infide pafrengers. She Paid to him that the would rather wait for the coming np of the other, meaning the Defendant's.— The n ofecutor faid that coach is broke, or given up, or fomething to that effc ; the witners exclaim ed " poor man !" The other parts of her evidence were unimportant. The Profecutor was again called up, and be perfift ed in denying that he had laid any fuch thing, or that if he had, he had no allufion to any ad of infol vency on the part of the Defendant. The Jury found the Defendant Guilty, and the Court fentenced him to be imprifoned three calendar months in the County goal. There ii a fpirit of fpeetilAtion peculiar :1 this country, which prompts men to embark their money in every cotr:ern•that holds out a reafonable profpeCt nf gain : this has already operated in the prefent Lottery ; for, the Contra&ors having brought :);:t their Tickets at a lower price than was expeEted, fe veral monied men have become purcbafers of a great n"mber, in the hope of a conliderable rife of price, which the public approbation of the Scheme appears to juilify. The fuccefs and treatment of various difeafes of the body, the public confelled when they rewarded the exertions of the Inventor of SPILSRVRY'S Pa- TINT ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS. It was nct a little to poflifs a mind which could (month the difficulties in introducing an advertifed medicine. Fond of Chr mittry, and its purfuit, he koew it to be deferable to produce a mild diaphoretic, which mould give.vi roar to ;he fyftern, by promoting its natural reeve- Lions. This is the principle on which he aged, keep ing in mind the neceflity of rendering the dofe fmall and palatable to the Stomach. For his toccata fee his Publication, price 3s. 6d. with cafes of Scurvy, Gout, Rheumatifm, Scrophula, Eruptions, &c.—Mr. BURY cannot be accountable for the effects of any mixture but thole marked " By the King's Patent" an the bottle, in the hill of directions, and wrapper; . the (tamp (the King's duty) of the genuine Medicine k alio printed in black. ink milead of red. Bottles 6d. las. and IL as. duty included. From tic LC ON GAZAI7II, Jul; 23. IVIILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-OFFICE, JULY 23. Royal Regiment of Mote Duarthi--Surgeon David Slow, front the 52d Font, to be Surgeon, vice M'Gregor, promoted. 15th R.,-gimept of Sight Dragoons—Cieutenant During, from iM Kirg's German Legion. to be Lieutenant; Carpenter, Gent. to be Cornet, without purchafe,vice Williams, prolamin& sorb Ditto.—Lieutenant Alditorough Richardfon to be Captain of a Trot;,. vice Fuller, deceafed. Colditream Reginwor of Foot Guards—farter.Mager-Sevjeane fames ritiley to he ginner-Mailer, vice Harman, who retires sth itegilllrbt of Font—Lieutenant C. Alias Bird, from the yet Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchafe title Ditto--1-lrifpital-Mite C. J. l.alfne to be Affillant-Surgcon. 2311 Ditto—it ichard Treeve. Gent. to he Second Lieutenant, with out purchafe. vice D'Ateey, promoted in the 27th Foot. 3oth Ditto—Edward Ctoitie, Gent. to be Enfign, by purchafe, vice Ellis, promoted in the 66th root 3111 Ditto—Mattivw Kearney, Gent. to be Enfign, without-per. chafe, vice Chamberlaerte, promoted. 35th Ditto—Enfi,m Beetbam, from the 83d Foot, to be ! Lieutenant, without purebafe. Sad Ditto--Lientenatit William S. Madden to be Captain of a Company, withor.t purchafe; Lieutenant James Hunter Cord; from the 9th soot, to be Captain, without purchafe ; James Wilfun, Gent: to be linfign, without purchafe, vice Booth, pro moted. 53d Ditto--Caetain John Robenfon, from the half-pay of bade pendesits, to be Captain of a Company, vice Tolfuo, who en. changes. .54th rtittn--rnfign Alexander Fierce to he Lieutenant. wittiest purchafe, vice Hudfon, fttperfeded; Enlien John Webb to ho Lieutenant, without purchafe, vice Stawell, promoted in the. 99th Foot; I hontas Cliarteris,Gent. to be Etifign,vice Prater ; George Fraser, Gent to be Entign. vice Webb. 71St Ditto-o.utenant Thomas Le Breton, from the 63d Foot, es be Certain of a Company, without purchafe; Thornton, Gent.to he Enfigo, without purchafe, vice James Thompluo„ appointed to the sth Veteran Battaion. Bad Ditto—G. Jennings. Gent to be Enlign, without purelask, vice Betthem, promoted in the 35th Foot. 88th Ditto—William Robert Taylor, Gent. to be Enlign, without purchafe, vice Bury, promoted. 89th Ditto—Lieutenant Johufun St. Leger to be Captain of a Company, without purchafe. sth Weft India Rteintent—Enlign Pearce I.owen. from half pay of Major-General Viliettc's late Regimen; to be Enfign, site Mull-r, promoted in the Royals. The King's German Legioti-13. Heine, Gent. to be Affiftent Surgeon. •Chaffeurs Britanniques—Lieuteneet Francis Klinger to be Adju• . tan; vice Prouillac, promoted. atiGarrifon Battalion... Edward 'Tomlin, Gent to he trifign, vice ' Ball, sppointed to the ili. Garrifun Battalion Quarter Molter Archibald Morrifon, from half pay of tht late \'rrk Rangers, to be Enlien, vice M'Pherfn.promoted in the B,;d Foot. '3d Ditto—Lieutenant William Frederick Cuurtency,from the 3oth Foot. to he Captain of a Company. 'sth Royal Veteran Battalion-.. Captain Wiliam Murray, from the Seth Foot, to be Careen) of a Company . vice Stewart, placed on the Retired Lilt; Bohn James Thompfun. from the ;IR Foot, to be BuSgo, sire Lambeth,appoloted to the ad Veteran Battalion. Royal Newfoundland Fencibles. -Prtfin William Wane Winter, vice Weeka, To be Li rho reigns; Enfign J;:ihn Morris, vice Tadinan, fuperfeded ; Enfigu Thomas Stewart, vice Young, appointed to the 53d Foot. To be Enfigns--Fofter J Weeks, Gent. vice Winter; Alfred Arninrang, Gait. vice Morris •, ---. Charlton, Gent. vice M'PberG'n, promoted in the 98th Foot ; --. Gordon, Gent. vice Stewart. HOSPITAL STAFF. Jofeph Skey, M.D. to be Pbyfician to the Forces, vice Phelan, placed on half pay. CoMMifilons in the Derbyfhire Old Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Samuel Buxton the Younger, Gun. to be Enfign. Dated July 8, :805. • Commiffions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Norfolk. Old flockenliant Volunteer Infantry. Samuel Taylor, Gent. to be Enfign. Dated May 3, 11805. Yarmouth Regiment of Volunteer Infantry. Major Paget to be Lieutenant Colonel. Captain 'Folrne to be Major, vice Part, promoted. Lieutenant Prefton to be Captain, vice Barker, resigned. Licettnant Shelly to be Captain, vice Tednig, promoted. Enfign Thomas to be Lieuttnat.., lice Prefton, promoted. Enfign Bracey to be Livtenant. vice Shelly, promoted. George l'ahner, Gent to be finfign, vice Thomas, promoted. James James, Gem. to be Enfign, vice Bracey. ' , resulted. All dated May 18, dos. John Ether Cofterton, Gem. to be Enfign, vice Hannan, reaped. t)ated May 29 t 805. Faller Watt .1, Gent. to be Ear, vice ralmer, reigned. Dated Prne 7, 18os. Sharp Shooters attached to the Ball Norfolk Regi• men t of Yeomanry Cavalr y. Samuel Brown. Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated May 24, 18os. Walfingham Company of Volunteer Infantry. Robert Decker, Gent. to be Licutenant,vice Rix, refigned. Dated May 29, 1805. Norwich Regiment of Volunteer Infantry. Samuel 'William Unthank, ear. to be Enfign, vice Deacon pro suited. and Wra. Willement, Gem. to be Ditto, vice Bec kwith, promoted. Dated Jane r 3, TBO5. Loyal Barton Volunteer Infantry. &Ego Cowper to be Lieutenant, vice Sewell, reigned, and Thna. Blithe, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Cowper, promoted. Dated June 24, 3805. Lynn and Freebridge Artillery Volunteers. Henry Crew, Gent. to be Lieutenant, Dated July 1, aos. Lynn & Freebridge Rifle Corps of Volunteerlnfantry. Lieutenant Balky, acid Santini Ruda% Gent. to be Captains; Richard Marfhall, and William Cox, Gent*. to be Firft Lieu tenants; Daniel Brown, Gent. to he &mood Ideuti.nant. Dated July 1,380 c. 9th Battalion of Volunteer Infantry. Lieutenant Wm. Layeon to be Adjutant, with the Brevet Rank of Captain. Dated July S. 1805. Commiffions in the toth, or Inverneft, Banff, &c. Regiment of Britilh Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Banff. *antis Tunach, lig. to be Major, vice Dulf, reigned. Dated .July 2, 1805. William Watt, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Spark, promoted. Dated Julie is, 1805. Commiffions in the Dorfet Regiment of Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Gilts Barker. Gent. to be Enfign, vice Garland, reigned. Dated June 37, 1805. James Smith, Gent to be Enfign, viettowdrey, tefigned. Dated June 38, 1805. WAR.OFFICIS, DUBLIN CASTILI, JULY IS. His Excellency the Lord I.leutenant has been pleated to appoint Irkory Brown, Efq. to be Colonel of the South Mayo Battalion of Militia, in the room of Dominick Geoffrey Brown, Efq. reaped. and to Lan a Commiffion, dated the 13th July, 1805, accordingly. His Eseelleney the Lord Licutenaut has been pleated to appoint Samuel Montgomery, Efq. tube Paymaster of the Kildare Bat tifion of Militia, and to Bp a Conimilfion, dated the 25th June, 31105, ateardittely. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. William. Blackburn and yofinh Anthony _Denning, cotton fpinners. Haybottom.mill. Yorkline, July 3, 1805. Robert Brown, lodine Bennett, and William Morley, lace ma nufadturers, Nottingham, Jaly 17, 1805. Archibald Stuart and Peter Howarth, linen inannfadhums. Wigan, ILsneaililre, May 13, tBO5. John Jacob and John Simplon, millers, Stratford, Eibm, Juan 24, ski. John Swainfton, Thomas Hatrifun, and Michael William Pure ter, Bpanias leather reanufadturers, Kendal, WeitmeareLmd, July rot, aos. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Atgoft 28. Richard Crump, of Great Mary. la-Boalic.ftreet, Mid dlelea, perfumer at ten, at GuildhalL Auguft 28. c iohlG az inger, of Piecactini, bookfeller and Ransom at ten, at BANKRUPTS. Richard Mugg Menet, late of Wortefter, money traveller, to far render Anglia 14, 17„ and September 3, at Herat; at the Talbot Inn, in tlaines, Wnreeiteri Anomie., Mr. Thomas Price, Worcefter • or Marrs. Price and Solicitors, No. 9, Lincolses. Inn, Leaden. , James Richardby the younger, of Durham, joiner_ ana cabinet maker, August as, t 6, and Sept. 3, at twelve, at eh! City Ta vern, Durham Anomie% MT. Maynard, Durham; or Mein. Pringle and Watbrough, No. 20. Greville Rivet, Hatton-garden Peter GoofirY , of Rnibtom Staffordthire, cotton fpinntr, Auguß 7,8, and Sept. 3, at eleven, at the Golden Liu% hi Deanfote, Mancheiter. Attorney, Mr. Wadfworth, Macclesfield Jofeph Wood, now or late of Bromley, Lattealldre, cottew-fplaner, dealer and chapman, Auguft x, at fix, Auguft a, and Sept 3, at eleven, at the Bay Hone Inn Blackburn. Attomies, Mara Milne and Parry, Old Jewry, London ; or Mcllrs Bcardfarorth and Nevill, Blackburn. Thomas Wardell, of Darlington, Durham, innkeeper, &ale( and chapman, Auguft s 9, 20, and Sept. 3, at eleven, at BeMas Cot' fechoufe, in Newcaille-upon-Tyne. Attornies, McAia Clayton and Scott. Lincoln's-Inn. London 1 or Mara. Clayton and Brumell, New:idle-upon-Tyne. Thomas Han, of Frome-Sclwood, Sonterfetibire, clothier, Auguß 11, 13, and Sept. 3, at eleven, at the Chnitapher Inn, Bath.— Attornim, Mr. finis, No. 63, Hatton-Gmtica, London; or Mr. Rotten, Prom. rohn Hill, of Toweelter, Northamptordbire, grocer, dealer and chapman, Auguft 15, at fix, Aura t 6, at ten, and Sgt. 3. at fix, at the White Horfc Inn, Towcefter. Attornits, Meffrv. Paul:tea and Lnngdill, of Gray's.lon, London ; or Mr. Kirby, Toweeßer. John Starr, of Worcelter, brandymcrchant, Auguk 9. to, and Sept. 3, at twelve, at the Talbot-Inn, in Bath-ftreet, Brittol.— Attornies, Mcffrs. Tarrant and Moule, Chancery-lane, London. Mr. Peter Clifford, Clare-ftreet, Briltol; or Thomas Price, of Worcefter. DIVIDENDS July 27. John Sawyer, of Tenterd:n, Kent, grazier, dealer and Chapman, at eleven, at GuildhalL July 27. William Harris. of Drury-lane, Middtefez, woollen draper, at ten, at Guildhall. Angled 7. James Kershaw and William Kerillaw, of Halifax. Yorkfhire, merchants and copartners, at ten, at the White Lion Inn, Halifax. Auguft 8. kithard Whhtic, late a Ta.l , trin, Lancafiarc, Sop keeper, at eleven, at the George lon, PrAt.m. Auguft 6. Robert Johnflon, James johnit,m, and William Jot is lion, of St. Swithiteit‘latie, London, merchants and partners, at twelve, at Guildhall Anglia S. William Major, of Praltou, Lancaildre, woollen•dra• tux, at eleven, at the Fleece, Prefton. Auguft 6. William Matters the eider, and William Mailers the ' younger, of Greenwich, Kent. diftillers, wine-merchants, and partners in trade, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Auguft 6. Edward ragletnn, of Cheaplitle, London, grocer :is I tea-dealer. at one, at Guildhall. Auguft 6. Samuel Moles, of Brighthehrftone, Suffer, linendraper, grocer and lhopkeeper, at one, at Guildhall, London. Auguft S. Andrew Davifon, of Chefter, wine. merchant, at eleven, at the Feathers Inn, Chefter. Auguß 7. William Fandback, of Northwich, Chefhire, fhopke e..er, at three, at fhe Dog Tavern, Deanfgate, Manchester. BIRTHS. I.ltely, near Londodderry, the Lady of Major General Hart, of a fon. On Saturday, the Honourable Mrs. Coventry, at her resdence in the Lambeth Road, of a daughter. Monday morniur., at his houfe in Sloane-area, the Lady of Vice-Admiral Whanted, of a daughter, MARRIED. ........ Tuefday morning. at St. George's, Hlnturer-Equate, William H. Pdlowea, Efq. M• P. itainfay Abbey. Huntingdonfhlre, to Mils Fauna Benyon, sth daughter of the late Richard Benicia, Efq. Friday lait, at Hemd Hempftrad, Herts. Henry Greet, Efq. to Mifs Hilton. Thutfcluy the ads MR. Mr. Albany Carrington Bond. O'Bi QM te► lane, Solicitor, to Mira Marianne Danner, daughto of the late Hairy Cantles., Efq. of 14, Word. I On Monday, at his honfe inl-lertfor4 ftrect, the infant daughter of Charles Jtnkinfm, Efq. At Guernfey, Lieutenant-Colonel Robert Campbell, Captain ix tee sth royal veteran battalion, and Militant QAtarter-General. Thurfday lift, at the bottle of John hilveßer, Erg. in Chancery- Jane, Mr. John Tempelt, aged 18. I At Edinburgh, on the rlthinft. Alexander Williantlbo, of Rai gray. FN. At his houfe in Leith, on the 13d:intl. Andrew M•Kerrie, Efq, late merctraut there. A. Peterhead, on the inR. Mils Catharine Duff, daughter of the late John Duff, Efq. of Hatton. HATTON HOUSE, No is, CROS HATTON GARDEN. DR. HODSON has received the following Letter, and complies with the requeft of the Author. "I beg you will be fo good alto polities the following declaration that the public may be better acquainted with the fingular efficacy of your medicine called the Potisiait VZOCTASLC SYRUP. ut four years ago I contraeicd the Venereal Dffeafo, which at its co ,imencement being improperly treated, the difortier,which was only checked, broke out again with inereafed violence, in any t, the diftcmptr was of fo malignant a nature, that I net only fuffered the molt excruciating pain, but my whole body was tovcred with ulcers, though I had then the advice of the molt eminent men in the profefion, they were not ableto relieve me. I was put under a courfc of falivation, but this too failed of [mewl's. Finding no perloo able to arrtft the dreadful rrogras cf the dlfcaPz, I was on the point of abandoning myrtle to defpalr, and waiting patiently for the hour of my diiitilution,whicit Teemed to be inetitable,when I was prevailed on to take one of your res. 6d. bottles of Syrup ; the effeel it produced was beyond wLt I could taped, confider/Ds how deeply the diforder was rooted io me. I was therefore Indu ced to perktere in this medicine, and after taking eight bottles. I found myfelf perfedly recovered. No peados could have conceit- • ed, they were not eye wituctfes, the alteradon produced in me, for which, next to Goo, lam folely indebted to your truly valu able and Incomparable medicine. Gratitude demands from me nay belt thanks to the Preparer of it, and I congratulate my country. metrand mankind In general on this molt ukful and remarkable di(eovery. Your obedient feraant, THOMAS JONES. Sr. Ja.ines'e-ltreet, May 4, 1805. 'This Syrup is alfo fold as ulna) at tos. 6d. a bottle, by appoint ment,and fold who'd - ale at Mr. Butler's, N 0.4, Cheapede,Landon , and may be had of molt Medicine Venders in every trim. WAVING dedicated myfelf to the Rudy, and been gratblod by tile melt conilderable Flake in that brunch which I thnoght proper to felts% I trail that I have not more mit ' my time t h an thofe who, in the exteneve Odd, of the e plo( P =, are occahonelly immerfed in uncertainty, and onset always attain that fuccefs which is =1 by emzeneralog the intelledlual raw to one clefs of eV! The &sates of DlibiLfrf are peculiarly he they hex:lth them Lain of concomitant fyneptnew by a els of all vital energy, mitten« fedi' becomes eiseNttered.— Urhother they at* hien the pecvalez..a of 111 example, thodeitzac• tfve habits of Wuxi-boy; or the loduigenees of p.m*" , they re Quire the croft &Saone profefGonal lkiU 1 but by the ignorance of uneducated men, the tymptems are aggravated, anal the waft- tutlon Is deftroyed. Aa a MEMBER of the ROYAL COLLtORof SURGEONS I ground my pretcolloor on mulacit7 of education; and poffefling evert privilege to pratbee,l feel myfelf entitled to that confide:iv with which I have hitherto been to liberally honoured. In the lire feafatioos of local wcaknees, arty application will prevent the calamity of a debilitated terve ; but where the tut toter, from a conirminefs of the unmaniMets of the vice whir I ceded h 4 misfectoqs, h fearful of the contempt or cenfure of his family phrician and broods over his infirmity with careful con. ceslawnt. it malt be fatisfaclory fee him to be allured not only of capability of treatment but alto of the molt invlcdSrle fecrecy. And in recent Venereal Complaints tt is potable to prevent palu busier or &trete ; In the melt eoowlicsitoi cafes k is the eiCqllife• meet of exchilive experience in this hoe to effete a fare, cattle, aed (needy roadtabliihment. I offer the advantage of lids experience to there of either fa whe are tinkled with any hind of nasix.rrY, of any (rowans of fIiIiIIRRAL INFECTION. sad In ram the term , of rents orationnetitated'on time aril interview. illatbasta in thecountey are expedlnd to inch* a Bank nom, sat are requited to (pacify their age and manner of Using MARTIN BARE, Member of the RoyaLCollege of Stover, la Linde t4o 240. Aruscidenet, Atran4i twos Tun*. Bag. MANOR and FRKROLEtIiTATES, between vont.ow and SK►tEWSBURY, is the COUNTY of SAL' W. To be sow In , AUChON, by Mr SMITH, At Gayraway's Coffee boufe, 'Changc-alley, Cornisill, on Fri,: the 13th of September, at. twelve ri%lock, unkfs ati accept—A niter is made in the mean time by Private Cattrad, 11-1 E MANOR of EAT(II4, extending o ver I about Six rhoufand Acres, Reliefs Rights, and (aim:Lattice belonging to the f.inv ; with a Large aid Valuable FiVEHOLD ESTATE, containing Fifteen Hundr,l Aeres of rich Arable, Paftere, and Meadiw land, well fitustv for markets, lira., and coal,near the Turnpike Ro.:d leading fr. ss Shrewsbury to Ludlow Tithe Free, end Land lax redetwir.: ; neerekurch i,t , ettort, in the Parifh of .Raton, and County of %,. lop. The Eltate is highly improvable, int. rfpetfed witl, Lands, and well adapted inr the prefavatino of G:lnie, u ;: 1, which the Manor abounds, with fuitable rural hufts, halos, am! Oat buildings, feveral Cottages, a Water Com /vita, atil tint Stream of Wafer running through the Lands May be viewed, and particulars had, many days pre%'.oo: t . the fak, of the Printers of the lA'ortetter and Oxford t .•;ir and Slircsvlbut y Chronicle; at the 'White Hart, Bath ; tot; Angel, Ludlow ; at Garraw ay's ; and of Mr. Smhh, No •.:~ Broad-fircrt, mar the Royal Exchange, where a Map I(tatc may be teen. -- HANTS and WILTS. FARMS and LANDS, at CHRISTCHURCH, HANTS;anci the MANOR of SUTTON MANDEVILLE.withthe AU VOWSON, and SEVERAL FARMS, In WILTS. To be SOLD by AUCTION. by Mr. SMITH, At Garraway's, on Pridny, Augult 9, at ss o'dock, in 2 Lott. Lot I. S EVERAL FARMS And LANDS, let to Tenants at Will, and on Leaf-s for Lives,in the pz riils of Chrilt Church, containing together 43S acres, with Fano. 1,0144 Barns, and Out-bnildLigs ; kt at reties, and of the value sir 48e1. per annum. . - Lot 2. The MANOR of SUTTTON MANDEVILLE. ten miles from Salifbury, in the County ist* Wilt*, quit rents, riqus, and immunitte+ belonging to the Lime, with two farms and I,nds in the parifh of Sutton Mandeville, containing together 9"o acos with farm boutesorehards, barns, and out buildings ; part let to Marrs. Crols, Brater, and others, and the remain:l rat hake for lien, at rei.ts,and of the 'Mlle of n7cl. per annum. Alf,, the Advowfon of the Redtory of button Mandeville, the pref e nt In cumbent aS years of age s with fundry *nes of food in :be eony lean fields, and the redtorial tithes, of the fuppofed value of ;FA per annum. May be viewed, and Particulars had twenty days previous to the fate, at the White Hart, balifbury ; White Hart, BAtlt;Geor , „.e. Whseheiter ; King's Arms, Chritt Church ; Crown, Ringwood; Dolphin, !south Amnon ; at Men - m. 8101'40k and Arcola, &dim!. row ; MefTrs. Oddie and Fortier, Carey ftre-t ; ut Mr. Warrtr, Rumfep; who will ilieW the bate; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Smith, 62, itroad-ltreet. CAPI CAI. PRrEHOLD RESIDF.NCE, MANOR, and RICH MEADOW LAND, near Wifbcach, Carnbriagenlire. TO IW BY AUCTION, By Mr. SMITH, At Carraway's Ccffee lioufe, on the atft of Anglia, at Twelve o'clock, tulle% an acceptable offer Is made in the mean timely Private Contract, A S PACIOUS FREEHOLD MANSION, Crate' on a handfome lawn and pleafure ground. near Emelt Much, three miles from Wiibtacb, ten from March, and 93 from London, In the county of Cambridge, with a manor carnal ing over soao acres, abounding with game, the property of Sir Henry Peyton, Bart. The manfinn contains lofty Spacioin bed. chambers, dreffing•rooms, and pialare gallery, with candene Boors, fp:scinns hail, portico, dining, drawing, and morning roam. of good proportion*, fuitabk for a large refpeetable family, with collaring and numerous olkes well adapted to the heck, lad fupplied with fine fpring mazer ; capital (tabling for sg hodeso fiandiug fee fix carriages, lowans apanm ms, eight imam lodge% granary, hay rooms, du-kennel, dove-honk, and out. buildings; extes.five and valuable fruiting books. pigmy, mark ground and graperics, &c.; large produdtive kitchen prime s , walled and Bucked with suunerous fruit trees, an elegant gram plantations. and pleafure.grounds, ornamented with. Clonal* fluidal and Sorel! trees, in full perfediun, Strawberry garden, ice. hence, and fcvcral mradowsof remarkably rich land adjoining, well fenced and timbered,ountalni.,grogether about 6oacres. Toe per. darer may he accommodated with the &inshore adapted to this =slim at a fair appralfennok and early poffeifion will be given. - - To be viewed twenty days briare tie tale with tkketr, which. Irish partkulara. may then be had of Mr. Snikk, No is. Brad. firm, near the Royal Excitants Partntdart alto of Man. Rost hell and Eger, Cavendialltreat. Oxfordtitrem ; alfo of the Prim, tern of time Catabridgm•Chrouielts nary PoR. IpfwicLJsaroal. Norfolk Chrouiek. Nurvaidt Mercury, and Stamford Jtarsal; at the Kant. Nevnliarhimt. White Hart. March; Crown. Dawn. ham ; Duk Mad, Lynn; Rohr* and Crown. Wißteach ; Red Liao, Cambridge ; and atliarraway'r• CURIO 174- AND affrEftESTINO. This day was melliked. Ott 34. la one volume St avoeof near xon gays, with an elegant Pamir o. the Author, a New Ediden(vdtb Additions) of • A GUIDE TO HEALTH; or, ADVICE to both SEXES io a variety of Consphints Explaining the molt fun* and ellicseiotts remedies for dr* dif cafes which are treated on under the following beau.. via. Abortion, Addrcfs tattle fair Sex Incubus, or night mare Addle: , to Farents,StGnartlians Irregularity about the turn oft* Advice to nervous Patients Leprofy, Lime water, Air, App.:tire, Aftbma Lowed, of fpidts, Lose Lunn, women, tkolhfulnefs Maids of a weakly conAkitim Batbins, e.hf-rvations on Man, Meeks, Birth, partiolats relating to Memory, loh or dant of Body, unfavourable pofture of Mind, difeafes of Boweli, Buho, Mothers, drir duty ChloroGs, or Green Bickner/ Nerves, weak Child bearing, Child birth. Obtain cowresistion,bansfal Chortles, Cancers, Clip, Cold eifedts of Confumption, Conception Parents and Guardians Vire for Nervous &fake —.....adevb to . 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