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Fran ihe LONDON GAZIETTE 6 ,4IpiI 13. • SICRITAIT OP -STATP'S OFVICI, WHITIHALL, • •••••APII. 13. His Msjassiir's Warrant, allowing the Perron figning himfelf Robert Lathrop, Mkrraj, in his Pe tition K. his MAjefty. delivered the 31ft of Lail month, to affumc the Surnames of Browne-Clarke, bath been cancelled by his Majefty's command, and declared null and void. CARLTON HOUSE, APRIL U. His Royal Ilighnefs the Prince of WaLls has been pleated to appoint the Hon. THOMAS ER SKIMS to the Office of Chancellor and Keeper of his Royal Highners's Great Seal. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. wae-ocriCS. APRIL 13. Royal Regiment of Hoeft Guards—Captain Warden &mike to be hlajor, by predate, vice Ware, who retires; _Captaia Lietlrnaut Thomas Athena to be Captain, vies &retie Lieutenant Charles Nagai to be Captain Lieutenant, vice Atkorpe ; Cornet H. B. 'rheas= to be LiCatiallilt, via Sheehy. 14th Regiment of Light Dragoons Cornet J. W. Head Brydgee, from the 17th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, by purchafe. vice Nugent, who retires. Stith ditto—Liacenant Joke Tbralton to be Captain, by pm•- chile, vice Buabury, promoted in the 9th Weft India Re giment ; Cornet Charles Cole to be Lieutenant.viceTbrilkw. aft B ittalion,ot the tit Regiment of Foot--Enfign John Rea to be Wittman, by purchafe, vice M'Gblei promoted In the sth Weft India Regiment. sd Regiment of Fees—Lieutatant William Hebron to be Cap tain, by parehate. vice Darting, crawled in the tot! We ft Dula by ; Ears Edward Saun4erfea to be Lieute nant. by purchafe, vine Hebten. 4th alto—Enlign Arthur Newport, front the frith Foot, to be Lies/taunt, by prelate, vice Wastrutton, promoted in the tooth Foot. eat! Regiment of Foot—Captain James Falter, from the grli Foot, to he Major, by pun:hate, vice Gibbs, promoted in the moth Weft India Regiment ; William James Mattis dale, Clent, to be Ent" by purebate, vice ?lento's. pro moted; John Francis Byre*, Ocat. to be Enflp. without prelate, vice Egan, pronseted in the 65th Foot. 26th Diuo—V/illiam Browne, Gam to be Enfign,by porthole, via Eyre, premoud. sph ditto—Utign Edward Capes, hem the milt Weft Mils Regiment. to be !align, by outdate, Mee Nigel, .orti. motet loth ditto—Major John Campbell to be Liesteamt-Coketal, by prelate, vice De Voa, who Mires; Captain George Mackie, from the 7th Welt India Regiment,. , vice CampbelL 611 t ditto —Gauge Thomas Palmer, Gast. to be Ulm by outdate, vice Martian, who retires. 64th ditto—Enign Conftantine Nugent tb be•Lientenant, vice Tominfon, deecated. dino—Enfign 'Thomas Egan, from the oath Foot, to be l a ientenant, without purdate. vice Bayley, who refines; Miry Perfe Blakeney, Gent. to be Enfign, without ca viare. vice Farrell, promoted. pith ditto—Major Alexander Maass to be Lieutenant-Co l/ad, without purchafe, vice Major Cameral M.Dcatall,sp pointed to the command of a battalion of the isoth Foot; Captain Duncan Munro to be Major, vice Adams. Sift ditto—Lieutenant Hamilton Refs, from the Scotch Bri gade, to be Lieetenant,rke Hemet, who exchanges. Syth ditto—Affiliant Surgeon James Sharpe, from the 65th Foot. to be Altifaat Surgeon, vies Ireland. removed to the fah Light Scotch Brigade— D/ 1 7;e_ James Campbell. front the mire Fencibles, to be Major, vice Jackfon, who e x change,; Simon GoodmaeHewia, front the Silt Foot, to , be Lieutenant, vlceßots, who exchanges • tit Welt India Regiment—Jahn Laforey Mortal, Gent. to be /Snip, without pa/chafe. vire Winter. who reigns: Ed ward Ellis lie, Gent. to be Zags, without purdah, vice Medford, who reigns. 3il Ditto—Safe Janos Thornton to be Lions:ant, by par. chafe. vice Fearer, prommeL 4th Ditto—George Colehash. Gent. to be Edger, Mee Hig gins, demoted ; Serjeasmipaior Farrell, front the at Battalion Royals, to be Adjutant, vice Rotas, pranced is the 3d Weft India Regiment yth Ditto.--Linnenent Edward Waldron to be Captain, by prelate, vice Hewetton, who retires; Zap John litDer mem to he lieutenant, by porehste., vice Sulam. promoted ie the ad Welt India Reg i ment; Ear' Samuel Watts to be Lieutenant, vice Waldron; William Middleton, Gent. to be Fatten. vice M Dermot:. sth Ditto—John Dimas, Gam to be Enilp, without mu , disk vice kiatiman, who declines ; John l‘PLeliso, Gent. to be Quarter Mater, vice Reynolds, dimeakii. Seth Dina—Major Samuel Gibbs, from the t Ith Foqt, to be Lieutenant-Colond, by purchafe. vice Gaudin de Soar, who retires • Entire M. A. Luppe to be Lieutenant. vice Da Vergieceated ; Volunteer Francis La/Saute to be Enfign, without purchate, vice Loppe. STAFF. John De Imlay, Efq. late a Captain In the both Foot, to be Paymafter to the invalids at Goernfey, vice Cullen, who 1. foperteded, being ahfent without Leave. To be Barrack-Mafters. William Bowater, Et+ (an Half Pay as Captain d Marines,) vice De Lamm, appointed Paymafter of Invalids, Ralph Glealftanes. Efq. (late Barrack Maker at Newfound land.) vice Brooke. HOSPITAL STAFF. Apothecary John lAndtay to be Otrrifon.Surgeon In the Band af St. Loci, vice M'Dowall, rimmed to Antigua la Argyllshire Regiment of Fencible Infantry. Brevet Lianment-Colociel George jadifon, from the Scotch Brigade. to be Make. vie* Camgla who exchanges. sAmaturrs. Solomat De Mendes. of WMon-Brat, Finibury-fqmre, Mld akfce, mierchant, to furrender April 17, and May 4, and Si. at twelve, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Waken. Girdkro. RalinsbaSitreet. Thome Farrow. ot Durham, grocer led deefeeneger, May 3. 4. and 25, at dem, st the Red Lies, Durban. Attendee, Mr. Jolioa, Lincoln's-Inn, Leedom; or Meas. Wank in Durham. _ _ Santsd Tiampfon, of Liverpool, Ines-nterebant. deakt and charm. April 3% May t, and ay, at eleven, at the York Hotel, Liverpool. Anomie% Mr.Thontas Akew Hanky. Liverpool ; or Mr. Thomas Earley. laneraanpleolane, I.coden. flainull'S;ege, new or late of ft/wills-Mills, Crewkersa, So merfetOsire, miller, April as, 24, at the George Ism Baths !ter, and May as, at the Caille Inn, Taunton, Stmaafetiltire, at ten. Attomies, Mr. Philip Warren, of linsinita I or Mr. Palmer, of Barnard's-Inn. Landaus Robert WooUteurroftoof Tunpetley.aselhire,inskeeper, dealer and cirsmaa, April t 9, SO. and May 25. at three, at the Star Manche ter. Atomics, Mars. Cheihyne and Walker, Manebribe. Larratt Welling% of the Strand, Middlefez, bobber, deskr and chapatis, Ap ril so, 27. and May as, at ten, at llislidhalleu. Attorney, Mr. Francis Matthews, Calle-ltries. Holborn. William Taylor, low ur but of Elam. East, drake in cora, dater and ebaynaan. April Ist,. 20, at ten. and May sy, at an% at Guildhall, London. Anoraks, 'Mars. Townsend sad II WM, llsotiwart. William Hallyach. of Giks. Camberwell, Surrey. bomber, .1. 2 1,r god . April :7.14. mal May sj. et tea. at Guildhall. Lardcd Aterasey, Mr. Warrawd, Armed/barmy Strad. I:rtedoo. jobs Ru 6 of Moorddds. Loudon. broker. dolor and /bar alas. May S. u, sod LI, at me, at Cellar& Amnia. Meer.. Hufcy and England. Oid Rtoad-Itreet. Francis Brooke, William Farrar. and Robert Rafe. of Mar had-ttetet, London. wareleaufrosen. dealers. and ebapias. and eapattneta. April 23. ss. sod May 23, at doves. at MIL Meanies. Meffra. PaMcr ad Tandafssa, Waraloi+ CONCORDAT. ORGANIC ARTICLES OF THE PROTESTANT FORM . 01? WORSHIP. TITLE 1. Art.l. No one can ewcife the funtlions of wodhip unlefs he be a Frenchman. If. Neither the proteßant churches nor their nrinifters, can have relations with any foreign power nr authority. 111. The paltors and ininillen of the different pruteßant communions &all pray, and caufe prayers to be offered up in their ferviee for the profperky of the French Republic and for the Confab. _ N - odedrinal ordogmatie &cilium, no formulary under the dtk of aaf t fax, or under any other title, can he publitheal, erbecome matter of initrudtion, till the publication or promul gation of it has hem unheeded by Government. V. No change in difeipline can be made without being autho rifed in the like manna. Council ;Titus (hall be made acquainted with all enterpriks of the tninlfters of worthip, and s&h all the difen dons that may wife among thefe minilteri. VII. A gessiiica Dian be made for the peßots of the coalitto dal churches, but It Is underftood, that the property which thefe churches pads, and the OS:rings eitabllthed by ufage and fixed regulations, Dial be applial to that porpofe. VIIL The dlfpoSeloos made by the seganic artleics of the Catheh'e worthip,retpolling the liberty of foundations, and the nature of the property which can be the *Weft Of them, All be commas to the Proteitant Churches. - - - IX. There thallbe two A eadetnies,or Seminaries, in the Eaft of France, for the educating Minifkrs of the confidlion of France, dull be a Seminary at Geneva for educating Mb. Mikan of the reformat churches. XI. The Protean of all the Academies or Seminaries lhall be nauseated by the Firft Cadet. XIL No perks can be doodled Mielfter or Pallor of a Church of the einfeLor of Avglburnh, with be Isos limbed for a fpi cilia time in one of the French faminaries deltined foe the education of the Miniften of that conklioo, and ankh be brings a catlikate in due farm, analog the time of his !body ing, his ate, and geed morals. XIII. No one can be dotted a Mlnifter or Pallor of a re formed Church, =Mb he Ism !balled la the feminary of Ge neva, and ankh he brigs a certificate according to the fain part:Abed is the sding ankle. XIV. The en niindlng the aandidttration and in ternal police of the Seesksaelha, ref Mug the number and the Patty of the Preeefrors, their mode of inftraftion, good oan daa and capacity. !haft be improved by fftsvcrnment. TITLII IL • • Or TEE MED CIIIIRCIES. SECTION t: ORNESAL 010ANIEATION'OP THESE CIVICNEIE xv. The Reformed Churches of Inners RA hue palters, local coolitorim and finals. XVL There mall be a CoollAcelal Church far every hoop fool* of the fame eortnourdoo. XVII. Five Confider's' Churches tad farm a Synod. SECTION IL Of TN, PASTORS AND LORAL TONSISTORIRS. XVIII. The confillory of each Church (had be tved of the pallor ar paflors belonging to that church, lay elders, or Potables, chafes' from the mca regoodahle ddrans infaibed id the Na of Area contributlons The number of chide notables aril not he Ids than Is oar mare than twd►c XIX. The number of the Wafters or paftan la the Snag eoaMorW church cannot be berated without the permillioW of Government. XX. The Conilitories lei welds over the asclatenewee of dlfdpilae, and the adminiltadon oldie property of the Cheri, and of the snowy arlionfrom alms. XXL The pallor, or Weft of the peon, theft prefide in the sambas of the Coollfteria. One of the dders notables psidikkeipt the aloe of lowstary. XXIL The Grimy illambila et the Caelliteeks lball m ane to be bill/ the Belo mused me by sage. Estsaartikary af mils cream be held oritliost i siclnao from the Solof leak orb bb Mime% from the . XXUL yam me half of the Alas of Cm- May l he ;at that period the eiders in can hall unite to theedietes on oral number of Prateftam Ciclismo, Heads et lloollear abase from the mat refpatable patens infcribed ia the nil of dine coanibutioss, at the eanamme webers the Cenlillodel Church is flamed, to premed to seam the number. Ths daess wile go out may be re-dated. EUV. In ameba where there is at patent no Cooliftery, one hell be feemed; the members at whirl loft be elated by a niembi of twentrila Heads of Pradtant Families, the mel is the lift of &rat contributions. This ?need% beld only by the pennillloo and in pretence of the Prete!! or 50-Frefed. XXV. The Pallioneannot be depofed, unlefs the motives of depation are pretested to the Government, which &A ap prove or Klett then. XXVI. In cafe of the death, voluntary !Agitation; or con firmed depofitkin of a Pallor, the Coeftftory formed according to the manner preferibed In the t ith Article, shall Ante ay a mof voices one to faceted him. i The t litle of &talon &Abe prefented to the Firth Conte' by the CoonfeHor of State, charged with ail affairs concerning re ligion worthip, in order to have his approbation. When the approbation's gives, he cannot perform the duties of his office till he has taken before the Prekft the oath re quired from Millers of the Catholic Worldp. XXVIL All Mors at prefent in the ezcrdfe of their runabout are confirmed. XXVIII. No Church ean extend Itklf from one Depart mint to another. lICTION 11111.011' I XXIX. Each Synod (hall be formed of the Patter or one of the Paßon, and an Elder or Notable of each Church. XXX. The Synods than watch over every thing that we eerns the celebration of religious worfhip, teaching its doftrims, and the management of weleflaftical Araks. All the dedSons proceeding from than, of Whatever nature they may be. than be fobjed to the approbeden of Government. XXXI. The Synods cannot amble without the permilion of Government. Notice Stall be revieugy gives to the Com bat, of State, charged with all datrsameensing wmiip, and matters to be dirt:idled in thaw. The alfembly mar he held ie the pretense of the Prated, car Sub.Prded. mid a eery of the precm.verhea of dos deliberations Sal be addrelred W the Pre. felt to the Cankliar Glaser., seemed with all affairs sefpeding rellig= mist roeSip, who mai without delay make a report of it to XXXiL The aim* of the Synod can lift only fix days. =LEM. o► TOR ORGAWIZATIOII of TIM cooacurs or TAM coatts- SION Of 1110012011011. SICTIO/I I. lit 22222 DISPOSITIO/114 XXXUL The Marches at the GO A= atituglbargb Lan have paten, kcal ecadlftedea, lairediaaa, and general moll& caries. 'xenon sz, or Too 11111“ STIRS, PASTORS, AND LOCAL. CONSISTORILS OP EACII CIIIVIICIII. XXXIV. la regard to Peden, the dreusteriptket, sod stanagereeat of the Cemilacelel Gies, the bine ruin ha be teamed as are prefaibrd by the fiesed &eke of the pre- Gann dde 6or the reformed hammed Chamber. SICTIOII U144.111111111CT1011. MOM Tbaiiieit;;ltie - C3Miiiiiie;;f - Auseititsb had be fabordmmee ae XXXI% Itn Cheillitorial Chunks fell forma an hiptaiat eriumfabonet. =XVII. leaii. gmian flab' emmepefed of the Padgv and so Bide or oeoils of each Church of thoArroodiffntemi. it coot miliambhr wane the petimilime of Gevereaterit : the OM Omit le etetwobid it flail be by the feeler Milker be. he the Churches of the Arrerfilimat. yeah infpedimo Maki idilf two Lams mad an ficelehaltit, wbo Ilan Sake the die disgrace. and who be cheesed to mach we die /MMus sad the miatasemee etgeoil ceder is the Mout Cheembs. The &es of follwilor tht two Upon aolt be coo er w= Plell Costal. The tatocalma alma ollSM•whilan de }F inials of Oworswoot. to Ohs prison 060 Pooled et WO ckarge4 with all affairs relAting to religious Worenip, of the burnids intended to be direafted. XXXIX. The Infpeanr may vifit the churches of hisarron. diffement : he (hall unite with hint the two laymen, named along with him whenever dreumftaners may require; he mall be charged with the convocation of a general afiembly of the iii fpeetion. No decifion of the general infpedion can be executed until approved by Government. SECTION Iv^Or THE GENERAL CONSISTORIES.• XL. There (ball be three general eonfiftaries, one it Sete burgh, for proteftants of the coofdUon of Augfburgh, in the departments of the Upper Rhine • another at Mentz, for tbofe of the departments of Sarc Rhine; Mont-Tonnere; and the third at Cologne, for thofiof the departments of Rhine and Malefic, and Is Rolm XLI. Each confiftory mall be compiled of a lay prefident, two ecclefiaftic infpedlors, and a deputy from each infpeEtion. The pedant and the two ecclefiaftic infpedlors mall be named by the Fit* Conftd. The lirtfident than take the oath required from Minilters of the C.ehnfle worth* before the Fait Conful, or the Public FunCUonary whom the Flrf Cooful mall be pleafa to delegate for that purpofe. The two Eceictiaftle Infpedtors, and the Lay Members, oaf take the fame oath before the Preiident. _ . . . XI.II. The General Conttltory cannot afremble without the permiffion of Government, and in perinea of the Prefect or Sub-prefect, and notice (ball be previoufly given to the Coun. tenor of State, charged with all affairs relating to religious worfhip, of the matters about to be devilled. The Affeenbly can fit only fit days. XI.III. la the intermediate time between one Alterably and another, there Dull be a diredory. comported of the Preredent, the Sailor of the two Eeclerudileal torpedoes, and .three Laymen, one of whom than be named by the Pith Careful; the moaners Stall be deafen by tbe Deseret Conflftory. XLIV. The privileges of the Gwent Conettoey and the Dlrettory that continue to be direded by the revelations and enemas of the churches of the confelloa of Angthietgh, in mil tieing which bee not been formally 'bathed by the ken of the Republic, sod by the prefent laws. A ed, The PIM Coeful, BONMILT I. Vrti v ec AI Flrft Careful • The Secretary of State (Signed) H. B. Malay There are .o elates of men of greater importance to foclety than thole which devote their rime and talents to tbc prefers's-. don of the health of their fellow creatures. How eminently fue r:chid the lite FRANCIS SPILSSUIT was Is this truly laudable employment, is completely evinced by the tepidity of fale which his celebrated ASTISCOISUTIC DROPS have invariably com manded. As a purifier of the blood, reamer of the conititu don, and bracer of the ()Item, their drafts have been aftonilh- MI as may be leen by the furprieng cures of perfons who were Mided with Scorbutic and Norms Complaints, Gout, Rheu matifm, Ste. and therefore the detedlice of thole ft:molten, who by Means of forged bills and other pretended credentials, have vended* [parlous compeddon of this truly =diem medicine, malt be a fads/ad:ion to all perfons who have* competent idea of the abfolute ueecdity there is in being careful to purchafe the genuine Remedy, as well as of preferving perfonal preperty from Infringement. The true Medicine is diatinguilhed by the King's Patent, on the bottle, bill, and wrapper; and as a fur ther guard, by favour of his Majesty's ConsmiMoners of the Stamp-018m, they have diked a Ramp on each bottle, printed in black. Ink. Prepared and fold at the Difpenfary, No. t 5, Soho-fguare, and by the general Venders of Patent Medicines lit Town and Country, In bottles ss. and ti. as. duty included. BIRTH. Os Wadadday laft, the Lady of Rabat Chanbaialn, Efq. sf Oiladkr-plaae, Portinan-fquaze, of a fon and heir. MARRIED. OD the t3th Wt. at Prefect, Mr. Thorns' Betteett, of Liver pool, to Mih B. ClO6, of Ralaford. At Hansoodfworth Mr. T. Curtis Gale. to Kits A. M. Titania, Towage &tighter of Mr. Tburbla, brewer. Mr. Daly, Madden, of New-row, DOM, to blife Cathr, eine Daly, of 3tanbop6-ftreet. DIED. Ifeiterdity, at his Lerdildp's Honfe, in Windfar-ealtie, Mrs. Douglas, wife of the Rightßev. the Lord Bilk, of Salilbury. Tharfdsg, at her hook Harpar-ltreet, Mrs. Rogers, widow af t he Me Mr. Rogers, OAm-emu Oa the goth aft. after a long Wads Mils Smith, of Web Malisi. la Rent. COPY. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. TigCo -partnership hitherto culling between ioheAs JUTLAND, of Philadelphia, North Ame rica, CLEMENT COTTERILL, and WILLIAM COTTE RILL, of Birmingham, Great Britain, trading under the Firm of K , COTTIRILL, and SON, was diffoived by mutual Confent on the 31%t of December, doe. AU Perkins indebted are folidted to make immediate Payment to CLEMENT COT TRULL and SORE, of Birmingham, or to THOMAS COTTE. aut., of Nevi York, who are duly authorized to receive the rune, and all theft having Demands againit Laid Firm am to apply as above for Payment. Witoefs, M. Mos olivr,} To the Signing of Gao Row, THOMAS KETLAND. PHILADELPHIA Jan. 13, 1803. Tu the Signing Of PEN TAYLOR, CLEMENT COTTERILL, Joss 11/Ltarnews, Z WILLIAM COTTERII.L, BIRIEINGUANI, March 10, dot WHEN rroielrional Men of education and re' iponlibEiry deviate from the general ()Item by t' le bake of s peculiar Branch, the &maim of lot g co dosed firm& is the bdt criterion of fiaperiority. Eight years have I devoted my pe to the meld ie treat. meat of THREE DISORDERS, and the fucceliful Melt of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppoi as far as I am able the ranges of theft: caniplaints width arc the molt import rat in the analogue ',human infirmidcs. After inidetian into every branch as an Army Samoan, I formed a wii at en early period of Prather to ream Mcßride. ale tninazioe et unedamed Men, vf &MAY &e -we's D o ge =rMiltioilers. The scithe cured which t have der r i ed n a o aeleilden. ealegrbie every fpecies of VENEREAL N, whether of a recast or long duration-2(11y Weds of DEBILITY, whether wiling from the habits of fielsoolheye, or the indulgence of mature age, and laftly thatlde tenement of the fyitetn in Woad: which is called BARREN 1118115 or STERILITY.. are the refult of ignorance or hate In the transmit Oa imple Gonorrhea, and it not unfrcquend* hap pens shot thelpols et Life are polfoned by the indifcretlon of ao • hour. By a fuperior method fuck complaints are eared. and even when others have failed, I truft that I way prdameto alters radical nreltablifinnont Few,hpormowore the mks of complicated dank in the Abair empered with daralemitous fituations of Men,who Nen Indlifemes kesiKILITAILY VIC& or the presslent Oak • dee et a haleselde Lide, aegtdre th at date of Debility whirl le the tmembidde eadaviesee of flack pernklous habits. What the aiksw haw broods ova bb mifay, but care fully eerie*, Me Mamas, k may ; be Come confolat;on fi r him to knew, Met aithirail it be an objet of doubt or uncer with tasty ether Piallitiestert, the ronsoval of tide DKR 01314CLIS by the gradual pro g refs damnation is the acquire ment of my opium. If the rites of ilaalus.or Vents lave began to Moot mit *car, meek unlay will be preven:ed by an early earismities of this languid date, md in tints mks no pat Madam will wear. tat whale tab &Imbeciles for years elided, a proper Pa- Inenseeishadidpenably vegnilitetosedvetbe flumbring (pais of Life, wad m ton deime the Ca Ration. IsAaanD 'roam, who bale laog been airoProloted Is Mar updadens Oa Assay, may be Awed, that in mat Mamas lab deka* are arable by &Ladd skin. Tin dICIRICT Which b fo elkodal to my undertaking, and Ctiollkodens which 1 lave . refuted to Rate, form the Ms Patarlione, and be eomot with fudt tab intl. endow bine% abet Mr I may beeenfubedpefonsay t r i t tere rtottan liabilng a hiditesse) at Ms bode, Na *p i Arno ilieend. war lemplailas Tbeet le as addleieMl 111111011.61 n Watadireet ad}dslog and do mask es balb Ili does • 144- WAN 1116401.1131111. et lergewa , CIIET I WYND WNOTI. rsTATE ADVOV:SC..;, • .. •,'SHROPSHIRE. to it PERLYITTOPALY SOLD RY AOTTION, By Mr. CHRISTIE. At his Gireat Room. in Pall-Mall, on Monday thr 1 ,- th of, May, at. Ono o'clock, in One Lot, la) Order of the ero . prietlrs, ind at/ Pairs cone Trued; . A MOST Capital and VaIuabIeFREEHOLD ESTATE, Cotaillik of the eitentlie Manors of Chet- . wynd and Figemontl, cipacious M2tSNppn , b...-tu iful Pat k of about 200 Acres, endualilied *Ws Rtilr , &semi of Water. w oo d, Hill, &c. and fond* Woe* 04nm...with A fultable Buildings, and near soots Ac.res if Amble, Meadow. P..tture, and Wood Land, an Afyruni of great pkutyr of Garbo. and principally Tithe Free, and Land Tar' ; let it MI Rents, amounting to near per annum Two ThOkfind Panda. , exclutive of Land in hand, capibie of very copra sable lat 4 proynnon on the dcniif.., of the Leaks. Alfo, the perpetual Advowfim of the Ka:tory, of tire annual valif *of Pivc Hui; ctied Pounds, ibbjed to the Life of the prefeto IttruMbent; -cd in years, daily inereafing from the Inelofore of W aite Mr. Samuel Bagnold, of Newport, will thew the Prrinifese and printed particulars, with engraved Piaui, may b e had sl the Printers of the Shrewfbury Clirouick ; Chefler Courant4 Birmingham Chronicle; Athleum, liierpoot; Statortillaw Advertifer; Thomas Lloyd, Efq. Oray's Inn ;Me Strew* and Still, Lincoln's Ism New Square ; Mats. Shaws, New Bridge-Rivet, Blackfriars; Rainbow, eurnhill; and In Mall. Mr. Chrittie is empowered to receive Proporals by Priia; COntraa for the whole of the nate, on or before the tft of May neat, and if not treated fee betoee that aal. will be of up an the loth of May, and fold to the Nit bidder without rekrre. WEN an individual has experienced any parti cular mark of kindncfs, in which his welfare and impri mis have been confiderably promoted, nothing is enure natural thin to reek out the pert= by whom we have hem two eti, for the purpofe of expreffing our grateful fenfe of the favnur belowed. But In cafes of health, where we have been recovesed front the.,l4 deplarableitage of debilitated nature. and rebored tut& fads: joyment of allure various blelllngs of lit:ems are forailycalled sii by every coofiderat ion, to acknowledge k in the muttpubhe man. nee, We owe this equally to our own feelings ' which mutt be ft:ably !Wakened on the occafion to the tkill and talons of tbg Dodge, nisi& merit every encomium, and to the public et large, in order that thofe win) may amid in need of funilar boa nefits, may know where to receive therm. Having made there general obfervations, I then proceed to 'nate the particular cote that has octWloned them, and to lay before the p.islie the fair Dry effedla that I have experienced under the greaten afiltetioue that can pofflily betel as. I was. bout and ednektd at Win... ' chdter, and at tevenuten years of age went to the tlnivsrbty at Oiford. Prlorto my leaving Wir.chefter, and more part.cular. ly at College, I 'Was reduced to the melt grievous flats, by the horrid lied tintsilfdtal practices, too incident to youth, and which arc nin otorehoneful to our health, than WM hi the eye of Goa. I waste heft &glided with a ilimucfs of fight, a weaknel< in my loins, and a depreMon of fpitits. In this fituation I applied t. Baron Wenfel,the famous oculift,who informed nit it proceeded fromthe optic nerves. I for tome time followed hii advice, tia one day returning from fhooting„ I was felted with a notututet. it my limbs to fuel a degree, as to lead me to conclude thm I Gould entirely tole the ufc of them. This induced me to put myfelf under the hands of Dr. W. of Oxford ; but nehts:r his aid, nor the staters at Bath, w bid% place I vifited, kded me the Ina relief; my fpirits at length were fo feri (kraut with violent palpitations of the heart, and my hell fit moch tie, cayed, that I became a mere Skeleton. Obferving, however, in the Bath papers a publication by Dr. BrOdum, intiwl,xl , " A Guide to Old Age," dedicated to his Niakfty, I was Induced to peak the fame, when I fortunately difeoverot the eompFaint I had f. ong I.abottred en d e r. Gave the happirefs to add, that by following the advice contained therein, and going through a cmnplcte courle of Dr. Brodum's invaluable Nervous Cordial,! am now, t hant HrAVEA, perfectly recovered, and as well as ever I was in my fife. I have fume quitted the Univerfity, and am rutin; to enter into the holy Rate of matrimony % with a determination curet to be without " A Guide to Old Age ;° and, at the Ganz I think it my duty to *dyne an young men to follow my es.ample, as a pendia of this excellent book may happily revert the .0. ?kited from being preeipitated headlong to an untimely gamy *hick, bat for Dr. Brodum,. would molt inevitably bare bp. vg .nfe. I am, Sit, your's, &c. Sm. Oxford. A. D. M. A. The BOTANICAL SYRUP and NERVOUS CORDIAL to be bad at the Doiltor's Houle, No. 9, Albion-area, 7 Doors from the Lerman Meeting, BLackfaar's Bridge, in Bottles at tl. as.--1 is. 6d.--and sa. 6d. Alto of Jeboult and Co. (We Bacon), No. tso, Oxford-itreet ; Tutt, Royal Exchange; E. Newbery, corner of St. Paul's Church-yard; Boultnu, Royfl Exchange; Mr. COCkati Medicine svarehoufe, No. an, Strand; Golding, Wholefak Medicine Vender, No. ea. Condi ; and by mod Bookfe.llers and Medicine Venders in the three kingdoms'. _ . ! VENEREAL RLINDNESS, - - To Mr. Thomas Taylor, Surgeon, No. 9, New Bridge-Brett, DEAR SIR, IT is with the molt heartfelt fatisfaeion th at I act + drefs you on the incomparable excellence of yam invaluable MEILICIDCLEARR'S PATKIIT PILLS 4•111 the fpri ,, g of lino year I had the misfortune to comma a Venereal CAnplaint„ attended with the molt alarming and dangerous fympt.ms; afinueh,that I have been cer.fined to my room far a wh Ac week together, and not able to (lir out of it; I had no reit IC,;ht nor day, and fufferod the molt excruciating pain and torment, atd what was Rill worfe, my Eyes grew weak and dint, to that f could (carte difeern any object, if ever fo clofe to me, and =- peeled nothing Ids than the total lofs of my fight.—From Rout s healthy, and rather corpulent man e I became a nitre *Arm * and an object of pity and compaffion.—My friends had all liven me over, and thought my recovery impolGhle. In this tirCadlid Rate, and expedling every minute to be my lall in this world. 1 was fortunately recommended by a neighbour to try yo Medicines, but having tried all medical aid to no purpofe, and been at an enormous expellee, it was tome time before I could be prevailed on to take them; at hit I fent for fix boxes, and before I had taken them all, I found confiderable benefit: my pains gradually decreafed,and my eye-fight grew better, and. the great furprize and altoniflunent of all my friends, (after tak ng three boxes more), my health and ltrength was perfedtly re ftorcd, and I am now, (thanks to my GOD and your lily:dr - kit Medicines), at well and hearty as ever 1 was in my life. Your obliged humble fervent, R. 1.. LEIGH. High-ftreet, Birmingham, November I, 1799. You are at full liberty to publith this in any manner you think proper, for the benefit of fociety at large, and which I ihouid have fent you fooner, but was fearful of a rehpfe. . . The above Medicine is earneftly recommended to all pertain that arc in any doubt of their being entirely free of every Ve• nexcalAredlion, particularly to thofe about altering their con dition in life, as it will certainly eradicate every taint of that nature, of however long !landing, or however difgnited under the appearance of other diforders it may be ; for Scorbutic. Glandular, and Cutaneous Complaints, it is alto recommsuded to be taken, cfpecially in the Spring, Summer. and Fall. Prepared and fold by the tole Proprietor, THOMAS TAT LOR, Member of the Corporation of Surgeons, London, at his houfe, No. so, New Bridge-ltreet ; where be will give Ad vice, without a Fee, to perfona taking there Pills, and will an fwer patients Letters, if poll paid, on the faille terms, obferv ing in all cafes the molt inviolable Secrecy, no Perfon's namso .1" I cafe having been mentioned, but at their own particular requelt by the Proprietor, during the courfe of more than 35 years, that he has had the conduit of an extenfive falc of the above mat eine,and the pradice arifing therefrom. They are aifo fold by his appointment, at the Perfumer's, No. 33, St.. Alban's-ftreet, Pall-Mall ; Mr. Rohertlon's Toy !hop, No. 1.03. Oxford-ftreet ; Mr. Steel's, Bookfeller, Iv o. t, Union-row, Little Tower-HiU; and by one Perron in every confiderable town In England, in Boxes of only.as. yd. each. Pealed up with full and plain Ditedtions. 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