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Law IN7 1441 G E . Z. COURT OP COMMON PLEAS, JULY 2. J IBYLL V. SIR rat! WORE, C. B. (In our paper of the loth inflant, we gave a Root ; natement of the above cafe: as it mull be of portico' sr interell to our military Readers, we now give a more I detailed account of it.) 'Chic was an anion tried before Sir JAMBS MANS VII ta. the quellion and decition upon which is of confidcrable importance to the difeiplioe of army. Mr. Serjeant BUT Rated that the Plaintiff was for merly a Captain in the 4.3 d Regiment of Pont, and th it . the anion was brought aitainfl the Defendant" (on whole diflinguilhed charaner. hoth in hir military and ' ptivate life, he commented at font- length) for a libel ngainft the Plaintiff, and which libel he coafirlervd as Is iving produced injviotis emsfequcnces to the Plain• tiff, ih proportion to the weight of authority froM which it piece-Lied. It appeared from the Ilatement that Capt. JekSll had been lent on a reeruitiag patty from Guetnfev to Jerfey, and had reurned without I leave, in c mfequaice whe.reof he had been pot under oriel( by his Colonel (Col.Srewatt).—That Captain; Jekyll conceiving that he was jullifled from whathad paljed on the ftibjen of being fent to Jetfey, in re- I turning, exhibited charges againfl Col. Stewart, on I which Col. Stewart was blme:Jo to a General Court blartitil, whereof Sir John Moine was Prefident That Cot. Stewart waa• ht.nour .ily acquitted, aid at the conchifion of the judgment of the Court Mar tial, they Rated as part of the judgment their opinion; of the profecto inn, the refult of which Was, that the; profecution againtl Col. Stewart was gronndlets. It was contended that theConet Marna! couldonly give judgment as to the conduit of Col. Stewart, and that this opinion, with refpen to the cnndat of Capt. Jekyll, was errajudicial. illegal and therefore a•libel. That it was doing in this cafe what in ordinary cafes in the law coot is could only be done by an action for malicious profecittion, in which the fallehood and ma lice were to be moved, and in which the Defendant would have the opportunity of rebutting furls proof, which he had not here. It appeared, (in anfwer to a • quellion eked by Sir J. Mansfield,) that Capt. Jekyll bad been (worn and given evidence as a witnefs on the profe:ution, and at the conclithon of tl.e datement of Plaintif f 's cafe, the Lestn:d Judge anted" what was the publication of this libel?" It was Rated to be the tranfmillion of it to Sir Charles Morgan, the Judge Advocate, to be laid before the King for his private judgment as Eton as the Ratement was made. The Lord Chief Janice Paid, " Has loch an anion ever been heard of ? Are the Courts of Law Courts of Appeal from fentences of Courts Martial ? Sir Charles Morgan might as well be laid to be a pub linter of the libel inlaying the proceedings before his Majelly, and fubjen to an anion. The Court Mar tial heard all the evidence Captain Jekyll could pro duce, and thought in their judgment that the charges were groundlets. Had they not a right to Rate that to his Majelly ? It would be grange if this Court Martial were appealed from, and the report they made to his Majelly were to be examined before a Judge and Jury, this opinion of the Court is part of the fentence, and of the proceedings before the Court Martial. When a profecution turns out to be un confeiintious, groundlefs and malicious, how often is it that a Judge In Hates it ? Another cafe has been alluded hi of Lieurenant Colonel Moore, in the Milt. tia, and Colonel Ballard, tried before me, and in which the Plaintiff recovered 3001. but it has no re, femblance. The Prefident of the Court Martial had in that cafe affurned a poWer of committing a man under circumllances which did not jußify it. They had, in that cafe, no Nth power, and had millakea the law—it was for the imprifunment that anion was brnughr, Which is totally different from this."— Plaintiff nonfuited. COURT OF KING'. BENCH, JULY ts. MIDIB9/11 MID OTIIIMI V. MDR RAT. The Plaintiffs are proprietors of the (hip Mercurius' the nominal Defendant, Mr. Murray, is agent of Mr. Glover, a merchant in Tobago, who purchafed the fame Ship at public auelion in that ifland. This was an aelion of 'Troyer to recover the value of the vef. fet fo bcught on the ground of fraud and collution. Mr. Getaow Paid, he had often heard of the iaiqui ty of Well India condemnations, but the perfons con cerned in the prefent had out-Heroded Herod. Upon the impudence and profligacy of this condemnation, the cafe mull Ilan& The veffel arrived at Tobago, - when Captain Rnbinfon, who commanded it, occa fioned a mock file, in order to convert it to his own nfe. After the auelion, this perfon remained at To bags, took poffeflion of the elate of a fettler named Berryman, and the latter was made Captain of the ♦effel. The Ship bard been of great value, and the was fold for only viol. By the defcription of the Well India fluiveyors, it might be imagined as fafe to get into a Sieve, and yet, after the fele, the buffet ed the feat for fix days without one fubflantial article of repair, and at the time when it was reprefented, her repair, would coil 44001. The Sum of 3501. was laid out upon her at Grenada (and the fame im provement would not have colt half the money here) after which the took in a full cargo for Europe, and was one of the firft veffels which entered the Thames, in petit& condition, earning a freight of 24001. Such a rn , cket y c•-uld not transfer the property, and mull not invalidate the rights c,f the real owner. If this w,re admitted, highwaymen and houfe breakets would Support their tights in the properly they had plundt red.— After the Regifter was produced, and the wi D were called, Lord E 6MIUCH obferved, that a Captain might hypothecate, but could not fell his Ship. Mr. PAI MI (for the Defendant)—" Not unlefshe could make out the cafe of abfolute neetflity. But, my Lord, on the face of the Regitler I fubmit that, under the 26th Geo. 111. c. 30. the Plaintiffs have no title to the Ship. I fay that, though the inffrument recites the rat of condemnation, yet we Should have the certificate produced. Lied E LLLLL oectuou.—* No; the officer is the judge, if it be a competent certificate for the put ?ofcs of his duty." ~ ;Mr. PAltilt.—.-" Although his Lordihip has over ruled thi, objeftion, I contend, that my elitist, Mr. Glover, is entitled to the Ihipl for if the Captain has exceeded his authority, yet Mr. Glover is a kadfult purehafer, and thefe claimants may feek their stinadY agaatt tbcic own agent, who bas neglected trig :My." Lord Et.t.ifshltootfit:i.'•:" Cm 'you, Mr. kali% thew m. any cafe wherg a Captain can WO" Mr. PA 4 II In I-layman vs. Motion your Lord fhi p Paid there had been no calk." Lord E MOUGN.-•••" A fhip is not to lie rot ring for no purple ; I never carried it further.— Gentlemen of the Jury, there would be an infecurity in the valuable property of (hipping, if every Cap. rain could difpofe of the fbip as he pleated; yet where a (hip is reduced to an abfolute wreck, no re pairs can be ufefully applied. If in this cafe before us, the owner could flat have fAd in the ezercife of ; a found difcretion, dive is no foppnrt for this de fence.".--Vet dift for the Plaintiff—Value of the fbip, FreiAtit, and fair allowances, referred to Mr. St. Dal be, one of the Jury. :ONSISTORY COURT, DOCTORS COMMONS, JULY is. FORESTER V. FORESTER. This was a Wit of divorce or reparation from bed, hoard. and mutual cohabitation, promoted by George Tovrnfend Forefler, Efq. spina Ann his wife, by ,I,n of adultery with Robert Paflingham, Efq.— 'itont the evidence produced, it appeared, that Mr. and Mrs. Forefler were married in 1791, and had ;true by that marriage three children, ail of them boys; that in the year 1795, Me. l'aflingham having mart;tl a lady of the name of Eatt„ a coulin of Mr. Foreiker ; the parties became acquainted with each other ; that in 1802, Mrs..PatTingivam died, leaving tout children behind her ; that in 1803, Mrs. Forefler went to fee her mother at Cheller, who was taken dangeronfly ill, and fonn after died : at this period it was firft oblet ved by the fervants, that a criminal intercourfe fulafifted between the parties ; that after wards Mrs. Forefler eloped with Mr. Paffingham, and they refided together as lawful man and wife, at Taplow, in Buckinghamfhire, and at other places ; that in 1804 they proceeded to London, where they alfo lived together, and paired as man and wife. It likewife appeared in 'evidence, that Mr. Forefler pro. fecuted Mr. Paffitigham, and Mr. John Edwards ' in the Court of King's Bench, for a confoiracy , for which they were fentenced to be impritoned for a term of years in Newgate, where Mrs. Forefler has ever fince continued to vifit Mr. l'atlingham, as his wife, and pal Ted by his name. The Court was of opinion: that the fart of adultery was clearly proved, and that the hufbvind was entitled to the remedy which he prayed, and therefore pro. flounced fur the Came. ADMIRALTY COURT, DOCTORS' COMMONS, JULY S. The Right HOP. Sir W. SCOTT proceeded to the adjudication of the following cafes: Ambition, Freeman mater.—This veffcl, under American n• inure, with a cargo of fugar and logwood, in the prnfeention of her voyage from New York to Amiterdam, was captured by hie Majeftra gun brig Haughty, -- Mi.chcil, Efq.Consmanderoind brought to Plymouth. This cafe came on, on further proof, which being faisfadory to t h e Court, the alp and cargo awe rettored, and the captors capered refurcd. Vier Gcbrocdus, Obbes matter.—This flip was oaptured in the profecut ion sf her voyage from Rotten am to Bremen, by his Ma jelly's gun brig Cordtant, Lieut. John Stokes 'Commander, and brought to Yarmouth.—Ship condemned, and eba,ltion of ea pencce refervel leappeared that no claim wee given for the cargo. The Court aro dirpnfed of feveral other cafes of fhips and car goes,proved en be Pt uMan p rape( ty lonic of which it condemned to the Crown, and others to the captors. I . _ JULY tO. The Prifeilla, Lake mailer.—This was a emeftion of hinge. It appeared that this bait, of fluty tons hurtben, laden with a curio of oak planks, was heft difeovered by his T-lajeftya flip o f No v T i fhone. --.Bennet, Efq. Common:ler, In a dif• treffed lituadun, having loft her malts, rigging, and anchor*, in a heavy gale of wind; that loon afterwards a Dover pilot boat came up (being °lithe look out) sod toot poffetion of her by di rectiao of Captain Bennett. and towed her fate into port; that in confewswee of the twice rendered, a demand of 130 guineas Wes made by the pilot-boat, width, on the part of the owners, was thought exorbitant, and an offer of 45 guineas was made, and af- termed* tend, red la Court, -which was refuhd by the (elvers.— The Court was Cearly of opinion (after hearing the evidence read and the advocates on both hies) that the tender of 45 guineas Wit fully adequate to the li:refers rendered, and accordingly pronounc ed for the fame, with colts only up to the time (nab tender was made. Atlas, Pringle mailer. This was alto a (meal= of faleage. In thin cafe it appeared that the Atlas, with troops on board, bound Jo th: Welt Indies, met with a heavy gale of wind in the Downs, whereby the loft two of bet anchors; and in confemienee of which • ego& was made for a pilot to take her fate Into Ramfgare, in I order to (apply the fame—for this ft:vice likewife, an exorbitant demand was made. Ihe Court in this cafe, rejetied the claim of the Tabors, and coodanned them in colts. . LONDON MARKETS. RETURN of WHEAT to Mark-lane, inelodlng only from the 3otti of June to the sth of ity—Total 2697 quarters. 44 Average 781 —is. 7 lower than ha worn. A RETURN OF FLOUR, From the aStit of June to the 4th of July. Total—arm& facka.....Asenge 6 94 , yA cas td. looter than loft return. RETURN /RICK or ORRIN Oil SW 4$ 111401141: • Wheat • sit 656 75s Ballets 585 63$ Fine Scs 645 fhtifolks to 60 od !towline 86s SU Grey Peas 44 6 415 od Pine Ella White, Re. 1110 04 &Ole, 4011 49 5 Rye, uew 376 4.0 Tick Beans, 315 39$ Barley sßs 375 Oats 163 S Si! sits Malt 60 735 Poland. 344 04 White Peas 48 2 .466 Rape Bowl 351. to 44 per la& t.rotway 365. od. to 600 ad. par cwt. PRICE OF HOPS. lAOI. POOR tTS• Kent - 51 oto6l to Kent - 31 ass to 71 Cs Slifka v 31 os to 61 set Smiles - 51 toy to 61 ISs gam il es to 61 sos Farnham 71 v•-s to SI 444 Doty laid In favour 150,0001. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. New Bags 31 its to 71 Of I Pockets 61 o• to SI a PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. St. jaws's. Whitechapel. Play perlood 3 3oto 5 6 o Hay per load 3 to ao 5 5 Straw a 3 oto a 10 0 Straw a 16 to a 6 Clover 5 0 soli 0 Take or RAT AND STRAW IN SSISTRIFIRLO. Hay, - 41 as to 51 sa % Clover 41 05 to 51 3s New Do. 31 to to 41 lot l i Stralf, it zfs to aas RAW IDES. Hides(pernane) 31 al to 35 ad Horfe Skins to cot to 175 Middling as 8d to as sod Sbwp Skins is id to os od Ordinary o, 4d to as 6d Sheatlinga as 0.1 to cis od Heavy Calf ass Ad each I lanit, Skins as od to Js od PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. AT I.EADENHAI.L. Batts, se to 561 b each 2144 to 244 D1tt0,.6.2 to 6516 ascl so zed Merchants Baths std to tad Drafting Hides !Sid to 2-4 Fine Conch Hides sold to tad Crop Hides for Cutting aid to 24d Flat Ordinary 1814 to aed Calf Skins, 35 to 02111 per dozen 304 to 42.1 Ditto 50 to 7016 35d to sad Ditto 70 to Bulb 354 to 334 Small Sash (Oreoolairi) per lb. 38 3d t 036114 Large ditto . seas to OA per dos. Tanned Horre Hides sot to 354 each Goat Skins ass to 6ss . At Edlnbuilt, es Mow* the ith inft. the La her Maker Tul. loch, of at I nreraufrihke , of a daughter. At Palter, Mr% Infer, wi Mr. J. Prefer, Manager of the Thctre there, of a daughter, being her eighteenth child. WIC .. - ... Lately, at New Church, In the Ine of Wight, Mr. J. N. Ito. Union, Merchant ,of Portfmouth, to MI6 M. Butcher, o,loorport. At her houfe, Hope ftreet Edinburgh, on the yth left. Mr.. Janet Colguhoun, mild of General John Campbell of Barbreek, and daughter of Sir James Colquitoun of Lurk Bart. In Indi.l-I.W. Gardiner, of the Bengal Eitabliihment at Denage poor ; Lieut. Stewart, 3d Native Cavalry, ditto; Lieut. Cornifb, zit Native Cavalry. ditto. On the sch of January bit. on hie paffage from Bengal, Andrew Gardiner, Efq. a haw maclnnt on that ellaWilllineat. On the 3d d October, at Agra. is the Salt Wies t in the 19tii year of No alto. eff a fever, Omit Cllstekerod IS Motive Regi ment of Catniith Ins of Tbah esteber. Et+ et• flusitalk, in ho led. SALES BY KUCTIOIt STAFFORDSHIRE.—By Mr. HENSHALL, On Metiday the oath day of Auguit next, at three o'clock in the afternoon, at the Lyttleton's Arms, Penkridge, in the county of &afford, in 6ra Lou, (aul& previsafly &pored of by Pf.- rate Contract), AVery valuable and truly deferable FREEHOLD ESTATE, fmiate at Bradley, in the Paid tensity of Stafford, called SubLIDICOTT HALL ESTBrt,In a 121o@ fertile diftrid, COM. prising tire complete Farms, with fubfLential Farm Hooks, Out. buildings. and oroper Offices, and ulna hundred and twenty Acres of very productive and rich Arabic, Mcadow, and Failure Land, divided Into proper Geed incloiltres, and let to Meirrs. Robert Wright, Ruffen, Forreiter, Cotton, and Walter Wright,Tenaats at Will. The ERate abounds with °tune, tbe neighbourhood genteel, and the land Is capable of great improvement by irrigation and drainage, For further particulars apply at the ofhets of Mr. James, Land Agent, No. t 4, Carirttreet, Lincoln's Inn, London; and at Weill' ham sad Wanda t sirs at Mars. Callao and Lessediolleltora &Nardi at am ii•favaiilablebes; pelsdrel Ism at Wol. whams" Newyeavflareallis, Warman., &es WEYMOUTH.—FOR EXPOIN. By J. RICHARDS, Oa Wednefday, the 13d day of July, zBo6, and following Days, at the Crown Ina, THE whole of the CARGO of the JULIANIA, Intts C. CHAR. TENS Matter, on a Voyage from Ham. burgh, Bourdeaux, and Corwin*, to Senegal coollaing of a Q can. thy of wall.sliortini Irownong,ry ; Brafs Pans, and Tin Ware; Amber, Coral, Claim, and other Bads; a Pair of elegant Pier 01,11' • Platy sy by 3a inches; a few Prints framtd and glazed; a few Articles delirious and good Mahogany Houfehold Petrol • cure; a brge C.knentity of Blue Guineas; Pieces of Sheeting, Dimity, Gingham, Cloth, Kerfeymeres, tte. Booty, Shoes, and Hats ; Wines, Cordials, and Brandy Fruits in Cafes ; Wine and Brandy in Hogibeads ; a %entity of Tobacco; Flat and Half Flat Bar Iron and Nall Rods. w ith various other Articles. . . Appears to be a wdl.atforted Cargo for the Coaft of Guinea Market. For viewing the Cargo and for Catalogues, apply three Days previous to the Sale, to Mr. John Korafard, Mr. Samuel Welton or the Stoker, Mr. James Richards. Sale to begin each Morning at Eleven o'Clock. Mott Didiraide RESIDENCE at CLIFTON, near Stittol. By Mr. S TEPHENS, On Saturday the 3.1 of Mutat next, at one o'clock in the after. noun, at the Exchange Coffee Houk, BMW, inhiedt to loch cnnditions u will be then expreTed, THE Capital Floehohl DWELLING HOUSE. late the refidence of Mrs. Mllet, deceafed ; having attached to it a (mall Paddock, Plealure.ground, and three good Gardenia, with an excellent four-light Meion.pir, and Garden-laude. The Houk cording of three ?minuet, boufekeeper's-roam, and china-pantry, on the Grit Sour; a drawing-room. these haft bed rooms, a liefa one, with foot geoxl garrets. The terrant's afters, as kitchen, hands', events' ball, hack-kitchen, pantries, end (mall dairy, with cellars,. are luitably convenient. There Is coach-hoe ie, aed brurftalled fable, wood-houfr, poultry bottle; and a molt etoopleteDng Kennel, newly hush, which, at the op. thin of the polleffor, m be made an excellent Beewhoufe, hay. Mg a boiler and Rue already put up within. fheftuation of the Houle, removed at a proper dillance from the Rcnt, eiloyilig the menhir advantage of a Southern alpert, and with the ctrtaintv of keeping an uninterrupted profuel, makes this rtbience (for a femily ant too numerous) the tooll agreeable on Clifton lint. One of the Gardens, which I. about 100 feet long, and for the greater part zoo Jeep, rinigieg with the principal houfes on Clifton, and commanding a plealeot view, which mull continue uninterrupted, render Ude pendia.* ex tremely valuable for be ken only to siamidays,Wednefdays, Thorftlays, and Fridays, between the hawse( twelve and two, by nuking see,tl - for a ticket at the houfe pi Mr. Stephen.. in Cumbrrl Ind arra, where further earticulan may be learned. Letters (peliage raid) diretfted to Imitryt, Efq. at Caton, will be duly attended to. hIO24IOOgAERY,SH/RE and MERIONETHSHIRE ESTATES.—;IIy Mr. 'THOMAS PRYCE. Ent-er together or feparate. at the Croft Foxes, in Maliwyd, on Tburfday the slit day Minty m it. between the bouts of three and Ex o Clock In the Afternoon, futject to fuck conditions as 01111 be there produced —Lot it. ALL that well-aceuttomed INN, called the CROSS FOXES, Farm, Lands, and Sheep-walk adjoining, cooftft- Ing a Dwelling Houle, good Stabiles, arid Outbuilding., and comprifiug 9.4 A. 2R. 26P. be the fame more or Icfs, fituate In Maliwyd, in the holding of David Lloyd. 2. All thole Four Menages or Dwelling Houle., Smith's Shop and Gardens Mut* Mailwyd, in the holdings of Morgan Lewis, Robert Harris, and Abraham Davies. 3. Al that Menage. Tenement, Lands, and Sheep walk, ad joining, called Cadhant, coneiting of a Tan Yard, farm Houle, and Outbuildings, and compelling tot A. xR. soP. more or Icfs, Stuste its Mallw yd, in the holding of Jahn Jones. 4. Al! thin Menage, Tenement, Lands, and Sheep walk 1,& called Gratz y Goartfa, confining of a Farm Houle and s.iutbu.ldings, and comprizing rSoA. aR. 4P. more or lets, iltuate in Maliwyd, in the holding of Richard Evans. 5. Ad that Menage, Tenement, Lands, and Sheep walk, ad- Joining, called Bronpmian, confiding of a Finn Houfe,and Out building., and Comprifing 72A. 2R. roP. more or lets, Skate In Mallwyd afarefaid. in the holding of Gwen Hugh. 6. An that Minage, Tenrnicnt, Lands, and Sheep walk ad. joining, called Cb_ipplan, conUftine .1 a Dwelling Houle, and 9A. I Ht. 91. more or Me, Innate to M.llwyd, ID the holding of WU* Yam Griflltbs. All that Winne, Tenement, and Lands, with the Sheep walk adjoining, called Graig y Brynint, emulting of a Farm Husk and Outbuilding, cumprifing sISA. IR. re. more or Mrs, Amite in Mallwyd, in the holding of Owen David. 1. All that Meifuage, Tenem. nt, and Lands, called Erwhlr, evening of a Dwelling Houle, Outbuildings, and Scribling Mill, and comprifing 34A. 2R. it P. more or klt, ftuatetoMallwyd, in die briefing of john David and Evan Vaughan. ~ All the Meffitage, Tenement, and Lauds called Cee'a Oof, confiltios of a Dwelling houfe and Outbuildings, oomertfing W 4OA. 3R. tsP. more ur left, lituate Mallwyd, to the holding of m. Griffiths. to. All that Meffuage, Tenement, and Lands called Dugoed barh, confining of a Dwelling-houfe and Outbuildings, and corn prifing gsA. tsP. more or kb, fituate In Mallwyd, now in the bolding of Wm. Rees. it. All that Menuage,Ttnement, stud Lands called Penrblvren„ ironfilting of a Dwelling houfe and Outbuildings, c‘.mprifiag so A. SR. 25P. more or Ids, filtrate in Mallwyd, and now la the hold ing of David Rowland. is. All thst Mcruage, Tenement, and Lands, eilled I:Nene& Mawr. co-ln ng of a Dwelling hook and Outbuildings, and compiling II:. 23P. mote or Ids, Mune law Maliwyd, 3n the bolding of Rowland Jane.. I. MI that Message, Tenement, and Lands, called Pont y Writeen, confining of a (mall Dtvelling-houfe, and comprifi•ig 2A. SP. fituate In hfallwyd, In the holding of Edw. Rowlands. N. II The timber on the dtfferet.t tenements is valuedond the purehafe of each tenement (if fold in different lots) mon take furl timber at the valuation, etelunee of the tenement, and in like manner the purebafer of the entire dime (if fold in one lot) molt do the fame. The whole of (Ms mate lies canto , us, and well together, is warned by the Riven Licomedott, Cielfion.asid Dyfi, wtrch abound with (atrium, falmon mart, (Dimon try, trout, and other flub ; is inn the great poft.r,md that leads (rum W.lthpool to North and South Wales, abound. with gronle, partridge, hare, (and woodcocks in the leafosi) and bee within is miles of Maehyn- Hob and Dligclle, g.•,gl mark, t towns A great parr u 1 the may be flooded by the waters out of the above rine Further narroctilan• may he h.:d of Mr. Arrhur Darks. of the • Hayes, near Oiwcilry ; or of Mr. John Williams ' Attorney at Law k 5, Welitvol (where map, th eitate n; be leen); or at Mr..Uatki Lloyd's, of the Cr., Pots, MinWyd, who will Mew the pithaires ; and at the Oat act liar taus to WO:km.l • • TO RE LET, for a Terra of Three Wars, and poreSdn to be had at Michaelmas next, or earlier if regalia; A MOST deferable and elerant MAtai it. ',lid) , Furniflard and In a Rile of funcrla elegance, lit for thr . rm (ideate of a Miamian or Gentlentau s Family mutest with 0 of every dcfcriptiou,.Stabling for fourteen Horf,s, Cir.,ch.ln•l a and Saddle About% Kitchen Outten' and Green I.tuf.., Pica( rit Ground, Lawn. Plantation', ice. with fourteen Acre. of as rick and fertile Failure Ground adjoining as any in Fsighnd : to which may be added to acres,or atom i,aml.lf required. his Manflon in „ Erudite in the Welt of England, and nearly centrally between itriftol. Bath, and Cheltenham, but ncareit the tat much fr quint , if and faibionable Town,overlooklog the Riser Stoern,and commanding' eatenfive views of the For& el bean, tee *Country marked wt h various traits of fertility and beauty. The roads are renatkably good,and the Houk lies at eery Waimea from leveral goad Market 'I own, and within c.ne indeed' a Poll. Yawn. The Manor (which now abounds with Game, and Is co et. tenlive with the Farifh) will he let with the Pretnifia,Vbiatthr the occupier will have the choice of his own Ganklilirli• * The Rant and Taxes are madame, and every sissiunadahlo will be given to a refpedtable tenant For particulars apply on Tuefday, Thariday, and Saturday, in • the prefent week, between the hour, of eleven and three to Mr. Prke, at the 011aillaaa of Metre. Price and WilltanU. Nor 9. Lincoln's inn. • Stomach Complaint'. Wind, Onur, Sp3'm Heartburn, Lois of Appetite, Indiesition, aed Orseral NNW at the Stomach and inteitin es. CORNWELL'S ORIENTAL CORD! of— • G 001) Health is fo dependant on a go , id citge Ilion , and a proper proportion of the (Ulric juire,that where there Is a derangement of the one or a &Sol ncy at Ifs- other.. here mult be Ind fpoSalon and &kale : au improper dieeftion of the ehtee n e fahjaas the bady to a train i o t f igi terang effects -Spalm, W-ndy Choke, Cranip,"Vanitinga, , ;our Frsidatiors a lnia of AppetittAndthalbwaschl iegehareed with wind,are rist w tendant Oases& To MOWN um& raturel feelings, and refl. re • P. go aw idwaotag da propordog 0 , 2 , 10111111 IN 00 Stomach, wit..out whiels dieefinea me e to the relent, t he OR vitormatx CORDIAL la particularly recommended. It was Gratiloootred and owed by an emiu•nt,phsliclati is the Raltindlea, were Debilities of the Stomach and intultanca arc fevereindalielmigne I and the Brother of the Iste Lewd tlaanier, Lorttindlam godilgreat nuntbera diftinefiftt.'d perfunages la this country, have patrooikd and recommended it. It &torn tone to the ti!ornaeh, remove. Sp.fm, 4 (charges Wied, curet Mille, and for general, ftrength, nine the S •enarh and Sowell, tt esemot be fumsfed. while its agreeable Barone renders It as plealant u Madeira Wine. Sold whnlefale and retail. by Shaw and lidwirds, 66, Saint Paul's Churelsqard, price se. 6d. per &Atte ; or, nearly 6 in one large Bottle al. 6s. TO MR. CHINO, APOTHECARY. SIR —My SON was fcized nn the 22d June Ink with a (welling in one of his legs, which I thnught proceeded from a Sprain, but the neat day the other (welled alto, and red fpots came out all over Ms body, which Via attended with a vio lent ruiners and excruciating pains, fo that be could keep nothing on his Stomach. An eminent Apothecary and Phylician were called in, and notwithilanding all their endeavours, my fon mad. Mud in the moR agonizing torture for Re weeks, during which die warm bath was tried above three hundred times, which in faro degree alleviated the pains, bur the relief was Only momentary, and my lon became a pertea his auk boot appeared contraded and coming through due Din. It W 2.1 lamentable to hear his Mad groans; one night be fent for me. and told me be found Minted, dying s I parted with him, not capetting he could live oat the alight, but in the meriting hearing his groans, I up. proaehod his loom, and found him, If paglble, work than I had left him. At this time I wan hinny recommended to make Oil of your WOll it Lazznoes, and on giving him the Brit dole to wee immediately freed from mina, and voided a great quantity of fifth. relembling Wonns In a putrid State. I ewe aim a fund(' dote, agreeable to the printed direttkras, which bad a India, ef ' fed!, and on adininUtering a third dole he voided a quantity pr 'Rimy green matter. and from that time he has had no return of his complaint whatever, hut Is now in a neve& Rate of hunch, The clergyman of my par im, and all my neighbours, are re*dy no give teltimony to theft facts. I sat, Gentlemen, Checkerkinn, Oxon, Your very grateful humble fervent. Feb. it. RICH .:RD BITMEAD. Sold wkojefale and retail at Ching and Butler's. No, 4. Chive lide London, in Dons et ss. 6d. and as. pd. each, and for Cho cicalae Purpoles, in Dozes at sera. each. AN IMPORTANT DISCfWERY. ANESS RS. CU RIE and Co. Ssorge ,, na, haring for LW& • long reties of years m ide the YIN iIt,EAL DIVI!ASE the particular object ut ceir invelligatlon, are now enabled to an. Pounce the daieuvery of a Meeiteioe fuperier co humor, I: - Cure of that Difeafe. It le at prefint fufficknt for them to obicree that Its effedle are diametrically oppoOte to thole of Mercury, for though it completely trade:nes every velllge of the virus in 4ta molt cot trmed Raga, yet it does not in the Icaft injure the come/. tut on. or alter the complexion ; on the contrary, It rtiuyates the fylinn in all its natural nouftions promotes Appetite. and foci& 'tates thgefi,m. Numberlele initar.ces arc on recent record of the fuprrior efficacy of this Wie..icire. It.. inherent snaked& virtues, ading as a perpetual corrective to bodily dtAity, whether pro ceeding trots an ex, efs •,f conjugal and illicit pleafure, or from the more lel:idiom though not We deitructive todvigenee in a certain pernicious habit Amiellt the tad .ncholy variety of Diadem which arc d e coofeepemceisf ebia.folltarr vie... there are o ors afilitaing than thof, DtFiCIC NICE/ ..nd Deniers tea that prevent far embitter the matelot:oda% Rate he wretched (utterer broods aver his misfortunes, beamed to fedi rend till it has brought him• to fuel, a Itzte of mifery as to render lue °pp' olive. To thole un happy l'erfons It will be a crodull g reflettion In know that they may now, by a new and infalithk mode treatment, be reCtoesul to that greateft of all human bleffings, a thong manly. end vigtiy6 oats Conllitution. Meffra. Currie and Co. may be enatulted by Patients of either Sex, at their Houle, No toy. Hatton Garden, P.rfnuall, or by I.•tter (pail. paid) !minting • Bank Note , when the pecrfary ad. ewe and Medicines will be given or tent to any part of the King - d mt.—Patients In the Couw.ry secretly lied to Bate their axe Ifid fresh mode of living. No toy, Hattori Garden. HAVING dedicated myfelf to the *tidy. and been gratified by the moil contiderable prat:flee In that branch which I thought proper to felt& 1 truft dont I li.tye not Bore mif. employed my time than thofe who, In the exteulve field of the profelßon. are oceallonelly immerfed in nnecrtaloty, and cannot always attain that fined, which is actiolred by ennecntrating the tutelledhal power to one chfs of difarden. The Waft, of DEBILITY are peculiarly diareflhot, for they bring with them a train of concomitant fymptom,, sod by a it. prellion of all vital merry, exidenec itfelf becomes embittered. — Whether they stile from the prevalence of ill example, the &trac tive habits of fehnolboys.nr the Indulgences of maturity, they re quire the molt affidboos profeflional &al ; but by theignorance od uneducated men, the fyriptoms are huravated, and the tonaltth• don is deftroyed. Asa MEMBER of the ROYAL. COLLEGE( of SURGEONS. I ground my pretenfirmA on regularity of education and poffelfiog every privilege to praalco, I feel my?elf entitled to that confidences • with which I have hitherto been Co liberally bonnared. In the firft feedatlons of local weaknefs, early aPPlicsith'm sea prevent the calamity of a debilitated frame ; but where the fufferer. from a mordent's:ids of the untnanlinefs or the vice wbic:t caufed Ms misfortune, is fearful of the contempt or egotism of his family phyfidan, and broods over his infirmity with careful concealment, It mutt be fatisfadory for him to be allured not only of capability of treatment but alfo of the molt inviolable fccreey And in reeentVccereal Complaints It Is pofgble to prevent pats danger or &Reefs ; in the molt complicated gores It Is the acquire ment of culvert experience in tha flue to teed a fare, count, and (peedy re-citahilfism. et . I offer the advantage of this experience tothofe of either let wise are sflUded with any kind of DEBILITY, of any famptortis of VENEREAL INFECTION, and in all cafes the terms of remu neration are anted on she Era intervie n . Patieloto in the country are espeEted to Indere a Bank note, and are requefted to fpecify their age and manner of living. MARTIN BRI. P Member of the Royal ollegt or Surgeon., in London. No. 29. Aruudel.arcet, Strand, noar Temple Bar. HIGH WATi.R. A r LoNI ON aRmoE TO•MORROW. Morning ti minutes after 3 Afternoon - . 18 minutes after 3 LONDON: Pntitc3 and ILN, by LIW&L KENT, (e( Cas te:bury-Vac; Lambeth). at Lti. STAR ORTIRR, NO. I. Omer ftrcet. üblimc4 elle at the beat ()intik TOPPIC4hr*