Star. — London, England, 1806-05-03 00:00:00

_ CAUTION 70 PRkSS GANGS. LIVERPOOL QUARTER SESSIONS. ENE RING 1., Li...nisch, J. SHERMAN, AND! CONNOR. I This vat an indiftnent againtl the three perfons ali , ye mentioned, charging them with !hitt - sully and I - forcibly breaking into the dwelli ng -h o uf e o f J o h n Harr ifon and o f i,. olently beating, wounding, an d II airanhing him in lies own premifes. tcThis caufe recited unutual intereft ; and muff be onfldered as of peculiar importance to tnatitime '.tees, as it involves the quellitin, whether a inch. mg, in the elerrife of their duty, have a legal right to make forcible entry into a dwelling-houfc for t e• noirpnfe of difcovering concealed (cameo? Mr. PARR opened the cafe en the part of the pro fecution After Come prefatnry remarks on the um ,' ittant nature of the duty he had undertaken, and t‘le moniktitotis confequenees which the decifinn of tiiis day might eventually involve, he declared it as his opinion, that the tight of petfonal. liberty was a privilege of loch importance, that without it all other rights are nugatray, and all other human enjoyments entirely valuelers ; not, he laid, that Calle (petits of liberty which had fpread defnlation through the fairefl provinces of Europe, and teemed to cunfill in the tight of every man, however depraved, to do as he pleated. but that moderate and meafured liberty which fubmit s to the reft-aints of virtue and the laws, a id is compatible with the order and welfare of In. wriety. In ibis country, however, this right to pi. Tonal liberty admitted of leveret legal infiingementr, and attiring !betell was the piaGice of impreffing femme,. Int his Majelly's navy. However much, he f,id, this prattice may be deplored, as repugnant to the genuine feeling of liberty, and battik to the fpi lit of the lltitifh Conllitution, it was now become certain, that without it our maritime fuperiority timid not be maintained, and without that, not one of the bletlings we at prefent enjoy could for a ma mma be fecuresi. The good of the whole theiefore clearly demanded a partial fortifier. But as this Rice (jnflitied by neeeffity al•me) is of itfelf tutfi• ftl-11htly ungrateful to the genera; feeling, particular re Mould be taken that it may not be aggravated are tinneceffary inflances of feverity or opptellion.— the cafe heftwe the Corset, he maintained that the manner in which the undifputed privilege of his Ma jdly had been exercifed, was illegal, oppreffive, and gruel ; and he lamented that the forcible entry into the holt& of the Profecutor, had been made under e authority of the law, as fuppofed to hare bean id down in s late cafe at the Lancafter Misc..— r. Peat grennully combated this dochine, which e conceived could not have been rightly underitood; d denied that there ever exiled any law, written r unwritten which would warrant a prefsgang , or y other pekons whonsfoever, to enter in the night, 1 rin the day, with force of arms , into the peaceful abitation of sexy the areantfl of his Majefly'e fub jeßs, few the prof-pole of 'imprefang (camera known tp be there concealed ; much lefs, as in the preens cafe,on a bare folpicion. He elerfed his addrefs with a well grounded hope, thee the verdia of the Jury would be lash as was corifigent with the junket of the cafe, and finally conducive to promote the belt law lefts of the country. 's It was then clearly proved by [teamt witneffes, that on thi night fisted in the Mdielment, the Wen ; abovem :vairithedforofrenotaltearre,lfileftam in l o o rd th er e t l o mon ic f . e rc o h f the r a Inman of the name of Bell,' whom they fuppofed in be dime concealed. The door being fattened, they demanded entrance, which being refufad, they knocked \c the ie windows windows, got in a theii t nn tintri a t m hel i 7u m le a ,a e a r d They *inl e t y found c Otis dtheocupr, Harrifun , the feaman, who is now on board a ( hip of oar. The' Defendanti did not fct up any general de • fence, lint Captain Cumherland was called on the part of the Defendant Clentifon, to whom he gave a moll excellent eharatler. The Recommit, in a very able and impartial man ner, then gave his opinion of the law, in which he • acceded to the fractal propofitions before fisted •, and the Jury pronounced a Verdi& of Guilty aping • the Defendants. ---,ma— , ' tiFeLta AND H.SPEINISS.—" A found mind in a : (• found body, is a (hurt but full defcription o f a ha ppy Rate in this world : he that has there has little more • to wigs for, and he with wants either, will be little the better for any thing cite." We have not the te ' inerity to attempt the refutation of an opinion advan . curl by one of our profoundeft phile'fophers (Locke) ; but, without conning the feverity of criticifm, we may ob(erve, that at the period in which his elaborate treatife on education was written, the ~ Guide to Health" was not in exigence ; nor had the Country been bletTed with the difcovery of the Cordial Balm . 'of Gilead. In merchant veffels, where the complement of men do not allow the attendance of a medical man, and where flight accidents daily occur, which from fah 4 frovifions and conftitutional bad habits degenerate into foul ulcers, we have no befit:dim in recommend ) i t i t .g ,A . t l ',ve m ed icine , Paa r y i ' ci l i P m gh ate h n i tA l y lrer n tif i cor u b l u l n healing lo ie Drofoeasa ch n al terative $ conditional fore,. In eruptive Wee, glandular ob . ftruelians, or irritation of the gomach from excels of ' -'"'" Age, no medicine is better calculated than ad', Anti• i feorbutie, and is worthy the attention of thole villt• Ning warm climates. It is necelfttry to alk for the a''PATstrE ANTISCoRRVTiC Denys, " with the King's ilinty printed in black ink inflead of red ink, fold as efual at the Difpenfary. No. 15, Soho•fquare, ia bottles of se. 6d. sof. and 11. as. duty included. BIR THS. In Cower-ftreet, the Lady Girlie Rev. hip William Jooes, of • fen. The Lady of H. R Baker, Eh. of Stanard Grove, aunty Cork I . of et fon and heir. Lately, of a daughter, tie Lady of James Pipon , Efq. IN puty Comm:flier General. - MARRIED. On Thorfday, at St. Michael's Church, Each, by the Rev Dr. PhlUott, B. Letrthortic, Efq. of Deans Lease, Dorkt, to Lady triter, of Bath. On Wednenfay, at the ratlllt Church of St. Giles, Mr. Stephen Morgan, of Archangat, merchant. to MK@ Elizabeth agnilter, ) daughter of Mr. Jahn B.,nriller, of Gower area, Bedford Auste. ~,~~ DIFD to the EA Indies, or the &NA Eitablithment, Licilt. Gorge R.*tre,?on of Mr. Wm. gado*, t:ohlfeulth. Meet need. At Newington Houle. na the eth ult. a:14.1111113 WI. EA. of lf*tMlt.furgrnn in Edln!ter;.h. at W. feat at I.r.tou Egct:crn, LI. M. P. 'a las :mut, a Chester. ~ +; 1~ ' ~•.~ w 4 • LONDON MARKETS. • : - ■LAD OW CATTLE THIS DAY. -~--- - - PRICE OF SEEDS 11.1 MARK.I.ANg. Carraway new 6os to op per cwt. Coriander, 131 to tss do. Trefoil 86 6d to aBs do. Red Clover 28. to 721 do. Fine Old to White ditto 38 5 to 741 White Millard Sced. 13s od to 171 61per butte!. Brown ditto, 12.4 od to 16s od do. Turnip• to —1 per babel. Woad beans vs to 305 per quartet Lont Pods 241 to aBs - Tarot 361 to 461 al oas od Rye Graff 134 6d to 331 od per quarter. Canary, 461 od 56s od to 6os od do. PRICE OF HOPS. SAO/. POCEITS. Kent 61 6s to 71 74 Rost - 61 tot to to son - 61 es to 71 04 Stifles - 61 04 to 71 los fillcl 61 os to 61 10 Familiant SI —4 In tot PRICE OF HOP IN TH BOROUGH MARKET. Nov Bags 61 6s to /I to I Pocktts 61 105 to sd os PRICES OM HAY AND STRAW. St. James's. Whitectlapel. Hayperload 3 S oto 4 58 o Hay 'axiom! 3 so to 5 o Straw S Soto S 14 b Straw t t 8 to a 8 Clover 4 tow 5 to fitICII Of HAT AND STRAIT IN lIIIITIITIBLO. - HAT. - 31 ON to 31 os $ Clover 41 los to 51 tos Ruorio cl cos to el co I Straw. si co to al Ss SMITHFIELD MARKET. May 2. To dot the offal—per Roue of Sib. Blef 4i 6.1 to ss Bd 1 Veal ss cd to 6 s id Mutton ss od to ss 6,1 1 Pork ss od to 61 od Lamb 34 64 to ye cd. Wafts, about boo—Sheep and Lambs, 7 yam NEWCATE and LEADENHALL. May s. Per Roue of 81b. by ebb curate. Beef 3s 8.1 to as tall Veal as od to 6. od Mutton as 6d to Js crl Pork es 04 to 6s od Lamb p 6d to 7s od. PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. James's market 4$ oii Town Tallow — 6Ba od to Oa Clare Market 41 c4l Yellow Rut& 68s to o. od Whltechspel Market White ditto 67s od to os (per Row of 8112.) 3s lid Snap ditto 66s to os od --- Melted Stuff 57s to os sul 12$ cd Ditto rough 38. od to os Average Trice 4s od Greases Its od Good Dregs to. to oa Yellow Soon, Si. to co—Mottled, 9s.—Curd, 9 6,, Price of Cithliao per cloaca, t is od—Munlds, to 04 RAW HIDES. H 1,193 (peritone) 3s 64 to as 84 Horfe Skins r7s od to 101 Midaiklg j• id to 3 . 4 4 Sheep Skins Is od to 711 of Ordinary Sa 6d to as 8,1 Shearlings os od to os od Heavy Oslf Ile 6.1 each l Lamb Skins 3s 64 to 41 Od PRICE OF LEATHER,* lb. AT LEADENHALL. Butts, so to 361 h each sod to stfd • Ditto, 6o to 6516 244 to sad Merchants Backs std to 14 to 10 D. fang Hides 193 4 Fine Coach Hides aid to 23 Crap Hides fbr Cutting ss id to sad Flat Ordinary nid to sotd Calf Skins, so to 4011 per dozen 3c4 to 394 Ditto so to 7oib 384 to 434 Ditto 70 to bib 3,7c1 to 39d Small Seals (Greenland) per lb. 3a 6d to 3. gd Large ditto tems to 19os per doz. Tanned Hark Hides 3511 tO 425 each Goat Skins 011 tO oa. COAL MARKET, May s. Ships at Market /Ships fold Price 3, Nswcaftle Coal 29 36, 64 to 191 3 1 . ' . x Suudsrlaud 1 38s 64 to cos od i z Stowe Coal o cos cd to —s cd 1 t Cinders - z 37s od. HIGH WAI lilt AT LONUON nilliblb TD-MaitsiOVl . Mewing 9 minutes after 3 Afternoon - - 27 minutes after 3 SALES BY AUCTION. BANES OF THE THAMES, FOUR MILES FROM LONDON. Ily Mr HATES. At Carraway's Coffee.houfe, on Wederefday, May /, 1806, at One o'clock ,lo Three Lot*. AMOST de fi rable FREEHOLD VILI.A. on a grand hut Dot espeofive leak, finithed in a fuperior ftyle of elegance. cummandiug etterifive Views of the River and Surrey Side of the Water. with eight acres of land, part 'freehold copy hokl.end leatiOntd. The acres to the houfe is by a twerp coach entrance, and comprifes dining room, breakfaft parlour, cold bath in marble, excellent Italy cafe, leading to a mufic gallery, drawing room, with domed doling, a bowed anti-dirto, of good dimenlions, and bed room adjoining, the whole with la balcony round the houfe : three other bed rooms, with feparate Raireate to focnodary apartments ; tunable domellic offices, coach yard, with double coach bottle, and (tabling for five burro+ ; as excel kat wailed garden, abundantly flocked with efpalicr and flan dard fruit trees. Tile whole forming a delightful refidenee fur a family. To be viewed by tickets, which, with rrtiettlars, may be bad of Mr. Bates, No. s, Wdbeck•ltreet, CaVenliall fquare. . _ . • _ ____„___ CAPITAL FIVQI-1 . 0(.13 GRASSE.iR NI, twelve miles from I.ondon, bounded by the Great Road to St. Alban's. With an excellent modern built flunk and Offices. By Mr. BA rt. 8, At Garrawars Coffee Houle, Change Alley, Cornbtll, on Wed nefday, May 7, 1806, at Twelve, In Two Lots. AFREEHOLD ESTATE, comprifing a Modern built HOUSE, Stuate at Kit's End, containing an elegant dining room, drawing room, breakfaft parlour, Rudy, and fultahle bed rooms, ICtebeis and other offices, each houfe, excellent lta. Ming. barn, granary, and other neceffary out•buildinp, bltchen garden and pleafure ground, with fixty•feven acres of rich meadow land (more or Icfs) Immediately furrounding, fisted in a beautiful part of the County of Middlefex, bordering on Hcrt ferdfbire. The houfe, garden, and grounds, are capable of being made a molt de lightful refidence fur an opulent Banker, Merchant, &c. Alfo, twenty.five Acres of Oraf. Land, freehold (more or lef9 In three fields, tythe•free.lituare adjoining the Great North Road, shout a rink and a half from Barnet, in the parilh of South filboota. 'fin Land Tax of both Lots has been mdeemed, and part of the purebale money may remain on Murtvre for three or ' five years. Abe boufe and grounds may be stewed, and particulars had en the premlfese Green Man, Barnet; Bellamy's, Highgate; White Hart, St. Alban's; F.ffrx Arms, Watford; White Horfe, Utbrielgt • Greyhound, Enfield ; place of fate ; of WM, Leaden and Prale. Middle Temple ; and of Mr. bate., No. 5, Welbeek fired, Cavendith (gum SKMI 1 -- FrACNILAR SWANSEA, Glam.rbalifliire. Dr Mr. DATES, . _ _ At Carraway'l Coffee Hook, C.LAnge AUq, Cornhnl, London, on Wednerday, May 7, at One o'clock, _ _ AMOST deliralife anil • elegant RESIDENCE, with 24 ACfet of rich Meadow I And, compsillng, on the ground floor, a drawing room. dinin; room,hresklatt psriour,fmall bed room, an eutrance hall, butler's pantry, hnufekerper's room, kitchen, feulkry, tenants ball, wine ind beer cellars; on the firit floor four hell tied rooms, two dreliing rooms, two tnief, r i eg , an d a lobby; the, attic contains eight rooms. The whole fried up In a modern title with every requiftte Internal convenience, together • with all neceltary out•olices, excellent kitchen garden, hot hook, (tabling, coach hustle, he. Skety Hall i.t fituarc only two miles from the plentiful, popu lous and (during the rummer (cakes) fsflsionable and much Ire- Tinted market town of Swanfea, near the Sra,ard commanding veryeatenflve and beautiful views of the much admired Bay of Sweanfea, the oppofite emit of England. and the pie - tau-61u, conn• try by which the Manfinn is nearly (wounded ; held Int a term of four lives. advamarmifly taken. Particulars may be had of the Printer of the Camhrlan.at Swan na; 'Mr. Thomas. Solicitor, Swanka ; Printer of the Glouc..fler Paper t Melfrs. Price, Drown, and Boron, S.ilicitors. London ; and of Mr. Bates, No. 5, Welbstek•ltrect, Covenant fqture. The PUrchafer will I e entitkd to t owls lilt the tate of the family lading, to be had at du pit's mouth. HAVING dedicated myfelf to the (Indy. and been gratified by the molt eonflderabk pea Ellice in that branch which I thought proper to feka. I troll that I have not more mil employed my time than thole who, In the estenfive had of the proftflion, arc occafionatly lairnetfll In tint- rtaloty, and cannot a:ways attain that fuecefs which is acquired by concentrating the lotelleaual power to one ask of difisrders. The difeafts of DEBII.ITY are peculiarly &hefting, for they bring with them a train of concomitant fymptoni., and by a de• preflion of all vital energy, exlitenceitfelf [Helmet cmbitterol.—.• Whether they arik front the prevaleace of ill cvarnple, the d C tive habits of fehoolboys.or filo indulgeno. of maturity, they re • quire the molt affidumni pmfetional ; hut by the ignorance o' uneducated men, the fymptoins arc aggravated, and the conllitu non it deltroyed. Asa MF.MDER of theROYAL COLLEGE of SIIRGFONS, I ground my pretentious an regularity of education, and puddling every privilege to praaice, I feel myfelf entitled to that contileoce with which (have hitherto been fn liberally honoured. . . In the ftrft knfatinns of local weaknefs, early application will present the calamity of • debilitated frame ; but where the fufferer. fmm a confeionfiters rhe unmaolinefs of the Mc, which canted hti misfortune, h feral ol of the can. mpt or cenfure of its family phy ficlan, and broods over his infirmity with cantol concealment, it mutt be fatisfadlory for him to be offered not may of capability of treatmtut Mn alto of the molt maiohble feerecy. And in r..ctntVenerell Complaints it is poflible to prevent pain, danger or slifbefs ; in the m,.11 ctmiplicated cafes it Is the acquire Merit of exclufive experience in this line to died a fate, certain, and fpeedy rc•ellablifhment. I offer the advantage of this experience tothofe of either few who are afillard with any kind of W. BILITY, of any fmaa,„ of V ENI.R EA I: I 141 . 1. C l'lON,and in all cafes tht terms of remu neration are Rated nn the firft inter/len. Patient.. is the truantry are eapeded to Inetore a 13,04 note and are equated to (pacify their age and manner of laving. MARTIN BREE, Member of Ike Royal inlitge d'" S urge...9lc In Lonu n . No. 29, ArundcWirecy Wind, noir Temple Dar. A CERTAIN CUR; POR ODR2OI • INFALLIBLE GERMAN CC RN-PLAISTER. T .. HE PROPRIETOR of this moR excellent ' A. REMEDY is fo certain of Its Billowy having Never fslied; 'lna variety of Cafes, agrees, if It data not eradicate the Cull, ro-..t and brae* TO xaTUat Tar MO tT. And he legs icaVe to add, that ft has infinitely the advantage of the MlOlbetierl inlll -44clous Ointments, Salves, vac- as many hundreds of afilidted pet. Coos can teftify, among whom are fame of the firft charadiers so this kingdom. Sold Wholeak and Retail by T.Axtell, No. t, Finch.latte,neat the Royal Exchange; and alfo by Mr. Day, No. 7, T-vii.oeb• !tree ; Mr. Wilfun, No. .ict, St. Jamul's-Recut; Mr. Rider/ No. az, Pall-Mall; Mr. Ward, No. p 4, Holborn; and Jeboull and Co. N 0.150, Oxford-ftrret. At Briltol, by Mr. &gin and Mr. Sheppard, Booldelkm . Bath, By Hazard, bookftller and Wright, perfumer. Edinburgh, by Barter, South Bridge. Portfea and Gofport, Mr. Harding's. Liverpool, by Mr. Gore, printer,and Nir. Jcnts,bookfelltrs Eortfmouth, Mr. Motley, book feller. Aid by moR of the Venders of Medicines in England. NEW MEDICINE ACT. • FNEWBERY and SONS, Nn, 4s, St. Paill'• . Church-yard, London, Proprietors of Dr. James's Powder' and other valuable Preparations, inform the Public, that in can fequence of the new Stamp Duties, nil price of that Medleire will be in future Is. 9.1. per Packet, or el ss. 641. per Docent . but the quantity of a Dozen Puke:. in a Bottle (as made up for the Army and Navy) may be bad for 11.4.. And as Stamp( •l er F s . ' N for ewric arri ry, N N 0. 4 75: bes ar t e 7r pi d et : ir pel t ra d ar , : b entl y ficioreira, ht which w o ,h f inia th d e tab: Cosn itwii m op Sson .un.,l that this will be a fullident Security ainien. Counterfeits,his Signature ma the La; keels will be difeconthacd. The following *e the priest of their Medicines. to the Sift twenty of which Mr. Newbery's Stamps are taxed, bid tlrfe who perebak Ss or more at a time, will be dlowed•the Stanips gratis. Dr. James's Powder a 9 Dalby's Carnmiative t 9 .---• Bettie , 24 0 Dr, AudisisCluildieles 1 ..-.... Anakotic Pills 4 6 Pills - - 4 0 1 ......., large s..s as 0 Freake'sTindt. of Bark 4 0 Dr. Steers's Opodeldoc a 6 Ditto Hishaiies ditni 3' cf -...- Convulfiun Oil a 6 Tonic Bills . a 9 .......- Nitre Drops a 6 EsiglidsOeffas - s 9. i...- Camomile Drops : 9 Dr. Harper's Pale a st -•-..- Paregoric Lea- Grant's Drops a It zenges . I :4 loglilh's Scots Pills s o Atgibieud's Blois ditto ti 4 Haul's Mardis a 6 Flliaice of Coltsfoot 3 6 Norton's Drops 5 6 Mr. Spence's Dentifrice 4 0 Spiltbury's Drops s 6 Cephalk Snuff • s o Dr. Solander's Tea e 9 Jones a Rheum. Ting. 3 6 Oreenoiagh's Tinderes a a i berry's MOLLS Pins 4 6 Ditto Tofu Lounges a i Wince of Peppermint tI i Elena of Gioia il 9 • Cleft's Masada 3 6 N.B. As many Perrone. particularly MelTengers, miftdie the bode of Was. brawlers , , they think it necellary to point out, that it is at the Eon end of St. Paul'., four doors from Utoapada, wadi tilde Words intuited on the front . Tea osttv WA111111010111111•5 Di. James's Pa wnee . ...._ DOCTOR HO WILL'. POWDERS. FlTS—Convulliona, HyfteticA, Epileplier, tar Fell- Mg Fits, radically cured by Dr. Howell's Powders TIN ef fleece of this iovaluable Medicine has been proved by avert nom her of alketithing cures performed on perform ca both fetes dolled with theft dreadful dis Orders for a king (cries of yen-many of whom had tried every other Medicine in vain, sod was deemed Incurable. The kw (diming e .fire are faceted from hundred/ equally drfperate, and are witnefed and authentirated by Inch ref. peelable and well known charadters, that the (mal!rtt dun. t can not remain In the mind of the molt incredulous, els. 4 The too of Mr.Trunian. of Giltfpur-firett, aged :8 years, bad Failin g fits from k4 cioldhOod, but la now retired to pe4feet health by Dr. Howell's Powders, which were prrticoinly mos. mended by Dr Turner. Fellowof the Royal Cohige of Plrefrinas, London. Mrs Cr. to w-s tipwaras of so years efflidlod with Coo -1 eulSoris and Falling Fits, althea Ole bad ken an imn iti.nt of SL, 3311holonievis and Guy's Hdpitais, bad never re , cited IR le tit benefit ti I the had taken Dr Howell's Powders-cured 14 'Tam Witt I's, the Rev. J. Hunt, Midair of the Savoy, and 4 Burgett, Italian and Oil Merchant, No toy, Strand, Mr D. at Weft Horfety, near re years of age, was 57 years afaletedwitt Crnvulfunis and falling Rt., and after taking a breat variety of Medicines svi . a.mo wiie, omit eir,etiwir cured by Dr Howell's Powders. Powders. Witneffe., the Rev. Mr Fullart, a, Minitter of Weft Horfeley, Mr Smith acid Mr Hooker, emir, liwardens. Ann Wit. lianis,ot Laytoritione, Elle:, to yrirsofagc, had violent Fins from Iscrittf.incy. but upon taking Dr. Howell's Powders was roan come pletely cured Fur this great cure the Rev. Mr.Wh,ley, 40 of Laytonll one. publicly returned thanks to Me Ar an :ACV r,in Chapel on the loth Noe , 799 • Mr. S a ltmardi, of frifiCial„ Mid - r # fee, aged 37 yeses, war allirtaul 18 ye a . fu dreadfully wilt Ep4...= tieor falling Fits, that he equated 7 or 8 pertain' to bola bull it the fit-cured 7 year.; WalltECP. Mr Hill, churchwaridefitTied Mr. Mitchell, (wafter The fort of a rape:table Gentleman, Ne. 44, Alai ihamltrect, Wen n.hifter,frten the aft year Midi age,had the molt violent Convulfive Epileptic I its, which brought on fyrnptoms like hydrophobia or cantle markets, with monaural howling., and a elifpoSii n to Lite. After in vain trying the utniott (kill of the faculty, till he was feven years old. Dr. Howeirs Pow - den done cured him of thole deplorable and complkaled &orders. His parents are willing to 'melt the cure. to any enquirer ealliu at their huule as abov e —Preens &Groi , of further yerankUrp applying at No. 78. Hie', Hi keen, will be refereed to a lilt too long to he infested Ins Newfpitier. ' 'fhb , fuverelgn Remedy is prepared and fold ender the Ring's Rhyal Patronage, by Dr. Howell (Fellow of King's College), at his bottle, No 78, High Holborn, London, and no where tile, at to. 6d. a packet, in which I. inclofed a Troia:, written by the Dedtor, on the above mentioned &Wieder. N. B. For all Nervous Complaints, which are fo often the fore runners of Cenvullions, Epileptics, Hyiterici. Ste. a better Medi cine cannot be taken. Alt letters (roll pall') dui,- rofur....A. THOMAb I Alil.ubt, eaQ DtAllt us, No.p, Itridge4Freet. 1411400, I FEEL, it a duty incumbent upon me, to infinm you of the very great and extraordinary Cure I kayo receittd front your invaluable Medicinc--LFAICE's PATENT PILLS. About two years ago I was attacked with a Vett ea rot. Dig. °soli, which I tre.tcd rather !lightly for fume time. but the dif cafe at length fpreadit g all over my Body. I was olaiigetl to apply to the molt cmineLt (al' the Faculty, but their affiftauee afforded only temporary relief-s-I went through various Courfes of Saliva tion, and iron' being ratter of a corpulent Habit was reduced ton more Slidttoo. The Ulcers that Iye.ad all over my limbs, Ivo. dried me a complete Ohjedt, fo that my friends dcfpaired of my recovery. When brought to this fituation, I confidered .death as inevitable, but a relation amine commenting upon the many Cafes In which your Pill. had Nee' eded„ I was induced to try a box of them, width I thought rather relieved me, and by perfeverance for two or three months, and following yuor Medium', I tope , rlenced the molt unaccountable Relaxation from Pain, tke:rore gradually fubfiding t I am now, thank Cu,, pettedly respected and walking out daily t I doolat not but ont more box. wt.lela I dunk cautious to take, will eV...With my health to in original Rate. It Is with the molt heartfelt gratitude that I fubferibe tny:eic Se, your much obliged hurr.ble fervent, Parithow• Deaofyate, hlatithefter, July t, Igot. P. S. For tic public benefit I do not °Ned to the above b, ;-/ publifhed, but leave you to na as your own bettor judgment lhal I didate. Prapared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, TIMM** retina, Itletubcr of the Royal Collage of Sulgeons, London, It his Hoift, No 9, New Bridge-fiteet. Where, after a (tenant mildewed of more than thiny-fis years, in s predict particularly dirvele to tht Cure of Venereal Complaints, with that Invitsiable fearer which men of his profrffinn Should atom) s (+fent, Se flatters himfrif, the advice and sillitance he greultotCy adminiftrn re perfons taking this Medicine, will he eftermeti, by a dikerr.h . .g public, $ an advantage kidoll3 to be obtained, and rota of :nubs guity.—Alfo Sold, by his Appoin rreut, f r the convenience f thole Hein, at a dillenre, at the ?attunes 's, N... 35, St. Alban . .. keret, tall Mall ; the Try Shop. No. to y, Osfnrcla reet t Mr. Uitbor ugh's, No. 7, 14 h erect Hill, M r. Steel's, Pookftner, No. t, Union Row, 1 ittle Tower Hill: Mr. Wilms's; South. bridge, Llinbarali Mr. Colwell's, Dublin; Mr. billinge'a, Liver • pool ; bir. AthinfoO., Vt.inehi Rev ; and by one Perron A. conliderahle Toon it, Cent Britain and is Soudan,. s. 9d. each, ta'ed op with full d plain P..rfon, ofile:or S:a Ira? Cure theinfelves with hare, e Icy, and ferry. t.oNnl;47ni.-fra azi4 publith , cl by I.FV} I. K..b. terhtuy pb.re. t anltNerh), at the STAN OFFICr, Nn. t , Ca. , •• it sec. 1%1: II !.(d aro at tSt Ortica -.- SALES iIY AUCTiON. CUSTOMHOUSE, PORTSMOUTH, Oa Thurfday, the Bth init. st Ten o'cifick in the Forenoon, will I,e espied to PUBLIC SALE at this Office, THE undermentioned VESSELS and GOODS, the fame having been felted and legally condemned A Sloop, Sail, Boat, and Materials—The Dove open Boat and Materials—. The Smack Pink and Materials. Fon Ex roe. [tow--; No. Palampores—t3 Pair Silk Stocitings t c 6 PICCeI/ Silk Honda crchiefa—to No. Do. 'Corn Lundini only. Alfu the following Goods, which have remained in the Warchoure un-entered (or the Duties : 17 Nn Pidures. teCo Danuic Mau, r quantity of damaged Sal'. Unfound Wine, to be diftilled Into Brandy, or made into Vinegar, for which fecurity will be required: 5 No Pipes—ts No. Hoglheada And an old Boat of the Antelope Cutter. Which may be •iewnl in Office hours two days b e fore the Sale, on Applfiatim to the Warehoufe•keeper. The THIRD and LAST PART of the TRUCHSESSIAN GALI.F.RY. To be PEREMPTORILY SOI.D by AUCTION, By Meffrs. SKINNER, DYKE and CO. At the TruebfelEan Gallery, In the New Road, Mary-la.bonne, on Thurfday, May as, and following day, without referee, at 12 edOCk, I'HE THIR n and LAST PART of that magni ficent and ti capital COLLECTION of PICTURES, well known as forming the TRUCHSESSIAN GALLERY ; which have been imported at an intmenfe expellee from the Conti nent ; they comprife tome of the fineft Watts of the nfoß cele brated Mailers of the Italian. French, Fiona, German, and Dutch Schools, viz. C:irraccl Claude Lilted Ilecekeletiliamp Guereino L. Giordano Pollogrint Vacidermeuka Lanfraneo Cuido De Cram Janfens Vaterques P. Cartons E. Sinai Vernet Albano Baroccio Puocel Pillement Banco Tintoretto Rignard De Hems Moles Mignard Eckhout Hulferian S. Rota Le Brun lsol Van I.yn Particularly a capital Pia= by Eckheut, of the Prophet Flllba and the Widow; a Landfcape by Claude, fice. To be viewed three days preceding the Sale. Catalogues may be had at to cacti on the Premifra; and of Melfre. Skinner, Dyke and Co. Alder& gate itrect ; alto of Mr. Crutwell. printer, Beth; Meffrs. Rad hall and Co. printers, Brißol I Mr. Range, ;Meter. Liverpool; Mr. Donaldlon, printer, Edinburgh; and of Mr. Tait, printer. 014- gow.—Ga Saturday, May tt. will be peremptotity Sold by Auc tion, In numerous Lots, the Material of the exteufme Gallery, ere led for the czprefs purpofc of the exhibition of the Trucidef San Gallery of Pictures. WILTS.cApiTAL FREEHOOI.D TY THE- FR EE FARM MILL, &e. On Thutfday, the 'sad day of May, (Rod, at the White Lion hen, at Malawi:bury, In thecoonty of Wilts, at Three o'clock in the afternoon, H E Fee•fimple and Inheritance of all that capital 1 ' FRREHOI.D, GRAZING, and AILARLE FARM, called MAUDITS PARK FARM, pleafandy limited In the Parini of ' Little Somerfurd, about two miles from Malnatibm, conflating of a good Farm Houfe and Tenement near, with memento% of fieca, 11am, Ox, and Cow gulls, Yards, Gardens, Orchards, Ike.' c 2.1.. 3R. tP. of Arable Land, sBA. tit. 31P. of Water Mes• clow, 214 - 3R. s3P. of Dry Meadow or Failure, 3A. oR. 34P. of Withy Bed Coppice and Wood Land, and 3A. t R. 27P.. of Orchard, the whole being Tythe Free (fulled only to a mode's of 11. to the Rettor of Little Somerford, in Lieu of all Trims whatev.r) within a ring fence, and lett to Mr. Matthew Robert foe together with the Feed of Great King Meat!. from Lammas to Lady Day. shout to acres. and the F. revere Or Cut of 7 acres in Bailey, and a acre In Stock Meads, on leaf for to years from the sth of April. doe. Aod alto. a UMW capital WATER CORN or OUST MILL called KING'S MEAD MILL, ehrbly atoned on the River Avon, In the parifk of Little Sonverford, near to the above men dosed Farm. It is plentifully fupplied with water, well calcu lated for working Machinery, and has convenient Out Imild ings ; with oA. 2R. 37P. of Water Meadow, and oA. 21t. of Dry Meadow or Failure, In Great King Mead. belonging therro. Thefe prendles arc In the necepation of 0., .CWII, whole lege thereof evplres at Michaelmas, :tab when very con- Bderzhle improvement may be made thereat. The titmice's may he viewed em application to rite rtfpative Tenants; and particulars are ready for delivery at the White Lion, Msitnellsury : the Anri, Cliippoihamt the Bear, Deviteot the White Hart, Bath, sod at Marv. Tanner and Cooper'a,SaElbury, where a plan of the Mime may be fem. From the Ilonourabk and Right Reverend the LORD BISHOP of CARLISLE, To Mr. CHING, Apothccary;Lltespfsde, Loudon. SIR -4.1 readily embrace the opportunity your letter alf,rdsme,of adding my tefilmony to that of the LORD CHIP BARON in favour of your Patent Womi Medicine ; my elticft fnn having a few months ago derived a very material benefit from i the ufe of it. He bat been unwell for feversl weeks previous to his taking it, appeared pale and emaciated, was languid, and coin plained frequently of paint in his head and Ode. The Lord Chief Baron, who had acOkt.tally fern bins in this Rate, fortunately re commended to ate the trial of your Lounges ; and that no time might be loft, or any mittake occur in obtaining the genuine Me divine, lent me three doles of It. The Brit of there occafiutied a vifibte amendment, and after the fccond dote every ttupleafant fimptom difsppearcd, but I judged It right to give the third, as the two farmer had agreed fo uncommonly well. From that time, my coo his been In puled health. and I certainly attribute hi. cure wholly to the efficacy of the Worm Lozenges. I have fame rc• voimended your Li renges in foreral Ml:lances, wherein I have the latiafaction to aß'ore you, they have uniformly been of great feria I ought to add, that from the nature of the effett pro. dined by them in try fon'. cafe, I apprehend hi. complaints to have arirm from an obftrudtion between the flotnach and vifecra. I am, Sir, your obedient Servant, Rntt Caftle Dee. 7. E. CAR LIqLE. As opcning:Pbylle 'at this rearon of the year, (314ING'si;fut parlor to every other Mediciur. ' Sold whole:4k and retail, at Ching and Butler's. No.a. Cheap- Me, London, in boxes at 34.6 d. and as. yd. each ; and for charita ble purports, in boxes at 2111. each. , 1 .L!