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LAM' 11“211.1GENCL COURT OF CaI'WIRY, DEC. 23. . THUSTFI.I LAID HAILIPAH O. SONO SANDWICH. Mr. ALI %apnea mewed that direSion be given to the &hter• to inquire into the reetiand ploatsen an ell:ate called Horton, its Nortitamptonfhire, formerly In the occupation of the late Lail of Sandwich, un. der the following cireumdtances :—Mr. Archdale, for whom the Le hued Cottnfel appeared. was snainder man in tailon certain effete: in Sorel which belonged * to the late Lord Halifax. That Nobleman had been much involved in his affairs, and had di refted, that for his debts and lepacirs, in the 60 place, his chines in DUiIiAM lbould be refponfible ; and next, in equal moieties, thole in Bucks, IV( rth amptonfbire, and Suffix. After the application of the fiat, there was a large defakation.aud a part of the fatter was ordued to be fold, wit" the exception of thole in Bucks, which were unali naSle. as being . in falement. In, this fituation M.. Archdale was in 'etched in makingthe Nord:annum elates as pro. dufliye as pollible, end no account had been yet ob. tamed of thelV rents 'and profits, notwithdanding a fpecial order for that pupate had been iffaed to the Mailer as yearly at the year 17 . 111. The &metro' Gassier. Wet flltrirCd, that after a bpfe of twenty eight yews itilnut pow tle requir ed to inveßinte alubjeet which none of the parties then before the Court tianught fit to examine. The wignal &cave us. dated in 1772, a report was of terwards made gm the date dated, and another gene ntl report in 1783. In the whole biflory of the pro ceedings in chA?ceyy, no inflame casuist be produced lucli an applqation t it was irregular in Corns, it was deSeient in fubflance, and he vatted his Lord fhip would immediately difinifs it. • The LOAD CH•SICILItOI (aid, that time in Inch matters had a mighty operation ; it was noteenve. nient to draw from the dull, accounts of the ascot** quarter of a century for prefent exaeninatinn, when tht parties who framed them were DO more. If this were a fit ‘ matter of enquiry et all, it could not be entertaived in the form now reforted to. The rights of this party might he Hated in a new bill, and then the Cello would decide in due courfe upon the merits. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, DEC. 23. AhD oTHaas • This wamin attion on a policy of infnrance on a Alp owned by the Plaintiff, and underwritten by the Defendant for sod. Mr. Gaaaow faid, that Mr. Parker had ottoman. ded one of his Mak...flea (hips under the orders of the late Lord Nelfim at the battle of Copenhagen; and doting the late peace heel porchafed the !hip in goer. don, named the Norfolk, built in Holland: After the had tutlained a complete repair, the was freight ed under the care of Mr. Parker, on a voyage to the Weft Indies. She delivered her cargo in fafety in the ifland of Jamaica, and received her ;Fading on Iry homeward voyage. in Si. Anne's 114. I; was requilite. however, according to the terms of the po licy, in confequence of the breaking oat of the war, that the veffel fiould join convoy ; and Captain Par ker found it expedient for that noir rife, to bear up to Port Antonio, where the H.et was Rationed. In doing this, he had to contend with the winds and the cur rents, and a heavy tea which they encounteredocca finned the Norfolk to leak Co much. that all the pumps were kept in conftant employment. Still the Captain had hopes of overtaking the Seer, which was now in fight, but contrary winds compelled him, in a moll (Littered fate, to put back. and before they could reach Post Antonin, they were obliged to fire guns'of diflrefs for affidance. At this fignal, boats strived from the thole, the Norfolk was towed into harbou4a forvey was afteiwards taken, and the (hip was condemned. Sir VW AIT GIBBS, on the part of the Defendants, argued, that the tamed were, by law, bound to pro- 1 cute a veffel to convey merchandise, which was found and lfaunch ; and nulefs this was done, no claim could be made upon the underwriters for the Infs. He Paid that he would produce the teltimony of 'I feveral pufon_ pretest( at the furvey, who would de • pole that the Norfolk was in fuel) a lime of decay in the Well Indies, that it was inspoffible (he could bare been tea worthy when the failed from England. • After the witneffes had been called, and Lord Es- LEN atianucw had Gemmed up the cafe, the Jury found a verdict fur the Plaintiff, 1791. dedudling sta. paid into C,,u , t. JAMES GRIiIN AND OTIORS V. NUTLEY DANNADY. This was an iffue dire led from the Court of Chan- eery, Lsi try the qucilino, if David Tanner, to whom the pnintirs are aaignees, between 'be periods of • the 111 of January, 1796, and aid of June, 1798, committed an att of bankruptcy, and if he had, whe. the the debt of one Williams, the petitioning ere& tor, were Isr were not valid. Sir V. Grass Paid that *bankrupt. Mr. Tanner, had formerly keen engaged in anon earenfive e‘st cans in the iron trade: lie had not r nly fix differ. eat forges in varinos parts of Wales, but conduced a Perm at the annual tent of Wel. header, which he was concerned in Cenral ens mines . In ;he year 3797, his 'fairs became emberrafTed. and in three yeats afterwards, on the I;th December, a coma. tine. was allied againa bim. The Learned Couufel would bosh dillindly prove the att of bankruptcy, and alGi die validity of the petitioning creditors debt, and by that means entitle hirrielf to the verdia.— After the wirneires were called, I‘lr. Llustenve, fur the defendant, animadverted upcm various cireatallances of doubt and fnfpieion which appeared in evidence, and the Jury found a verdia ter the defendant. worrsaati Q. PASTIL. The plaintiff, a planter abroad, configned 127 hogs of cotton to the defendant at Liverpool, who wad his faelor, and ordered him to fell them for him, and ieceive Pane inforancet, and place the fame to his account, and pay tk.e futplus to his order. The defendants were et editors to the plaintiff. and be was 'hailing them in , c , e4 an his debt. He wrote to them fiveral lialsCS in December "800. the 57th Fe 18ot, 24th Match 18.c..t, and alto in Jnly and fiepternber iSoz, regaefling them to f e ll. Th e d e . author,. frequently .advife him that it would be a bad Ome to bd, and in two a the above letters it teem rd that be gave a diferedirtnary power to Cell accord :rig to the fe.tors heft jodgment. However, in a loiter of the ad at September, rBoz, the plaintiff in .3cd on en 1171111CCligke ide. TJte.ChlClAegtr, 041 noti fell till Apnl tBo3, when therm was a confiderthle fall in the price, and this adion was brought to re cover the difference between the bell price, which was as. tod..per lb and the netual price. Mr. Gallo* opened the plaintiff's cafe, and agreed that it was probable that the defendants might have rifted according to their bell judgment for the plaiatiff's intend; for although they charged him intered on bis recount, yet they were, by delaying the tale, kept out of their money for a long time.— He offered to refer the quantnm of damages to Mr. I Ward, and to let him confider all the harelfhips of the defendant's cafe, but refuted to let the arbitrator have the law of the cafe left at his decition. Mr. TOPPING, fur the defendant, contented upon the Plaintiff's letters being read, and referred to Lord Ellenborough for his opinion. The above letters were accordingly read,,and Lord ELLkNISOILOUOII, referring to the Jury the mere meaning of the mercantile ezpreflions, declared his opinion, that the Plaintiff having. ordered the Fedor to fell, he had no difctetian, and mull make Isle as earl,' as Ponies however difadvanugeous he might think it to his principal's intcred. This might be fuppoted to be a hard cafe, but the plaintiff had a right to have his goods fold, sand admitting that in the two letters previous to the zd of September, the plaintiff let the defendant Late from his lir a and Rile igiundions, yet the letter of the zd of September, Idoas was imperative upon the defendants. Veedia for Plaintiff—Damages 12331. as. to be reduced by reference to Mr. ‘Vard. Penple's hearts and podia are generally experien ced to be tnorc open at Chriamas than at any other feafon of the year ; and if they would now employ a (mall portion of the contents of their purfer, and have the heart to devote it to an adventurc in the prefect rich Lottery Scheme, they might loon not only potters much' g reater means of doing good to thoufands of their fellow creatures, but do them. (elves the good shit of putting thoufands of pounds into their own pocket. One hundred and Forty Thnufand Pounds is the amount that will be divided into Capital Prizes in the prefect Lottery (that begins the i3th of neat month). which confids of only 25,000 Tiwkets, inflead of 50,000, as formerly, when about Somool. was appro priated for Capital Ptives : the prefent is, therefore, a mod fingular opportunity to obtain a fortune, the bighed Prizes being of the magnitude of 30,0001. each, a (mall (hare of which (at a trifling e^penfe,) will produce a faux fuflicient to provide every cons fort for a whole family. HODGES and Co. Cornhill, Oxford Street, and St. James's Street, are felling the Tickets and Shares nn the bed terms, and will pay .the Prizes on demand. J. Ilaxrat and Co. Confalimuses, in Edinbnrgh and Clafgow, refpeelfully inform the Nobility and Gentry, that at this feafon they have for years been in the cullom of fending to London, Bath, and all over England, SCOT'S Buns, SNORT BREAD, and other CAKES, which for rich and delicious flavour, have long had a preference at the tables of Pillion in every part of the united Empire. This year they can warrant them of the very ben kind, having been particularly fortunate in meeting with a quantity of nice Dutch Butter, which gives loch a delicate and peculiar richnefs to the talk of the Bans, as to make them in the hightn degree delicious and exquifite -- Boxes from one Guinea to five, containing a variety of Cakes, conveyed to any dillarice ssith perfetl levy. Great variety of Scots Comfits, from ts. 6d. to 4s. per pound. The celebrated ROUSSIIAV, with a glowing elo quence, has inculcated the abfolute neceffity of fe• males fuckling their own offspring. The idea of hired nurfes wounds the feelings of a mind of tenfi bility or delicacy. Infallibly the difeafe of the nurfe is communicated to her innocent charge, and hence (curvy. worm', and other difeafes, are introduced to families.—To prevent any pain in fuckling, Mrs. Gagne ER'S Mellen of links, and Nipple,Cafes, are carnally recommended, being approved by the mofl eminent Accoucheurs and Msdwive'. To be had at the Wo►m Hokum's, 74, Long-Acre, and 3, High. flreet. ShoredUch, price 7s. the packer. Thurlilay morning, al Ms IsoniclnWinmole-itrees, the Lady of T. Halliday, Zia. at a fon and heir. MARRIED. OD Samaras. UR, it Beddington, Surrey, the Rev. Philip Lay cock Story, frenud fon of the Rev. Philip Story, of Lockingtun Hall, Lek, iterOtira, to Mitt Lydia Raring, daughter-of Sir Francis Baring, of Stratton Park, Hants. • On Monday morning, Captain G. Prefoct, a'h Garrifon Batta lion, to MUs H. Skinner, remold daughter of Ltetiteatant Colonel Skinner, Royal Engteers, Greenwich. Saturday. at Old Swinford, Mr. William Horohlower, of Stour bridge, to Mifs Sophia Ltwia, of the former place, youngeß daughter of the late John Lewis, Efq. Commander of the Volta tine Fail Indianian. INE U. Sweaty morning, of an aNplexy, MN. T. A. Je Ouifatetleft, wife of the Re*. Chad(' de GudNedierc, of Cicvdand•row. 1 Juabk. FREEHOLD ESTATES, is t►e TOWN of NOT. 'l . l NGIAM, and at CA I.V. EIWTON„ near NorriNGHAI4. By Ma's. SUMMA, DYKE, and Co. On Wednefday. January r 4, poet:hp/1y at dune fed**. st Hie Blacktnour's Head, at Nottingham, in ica I, t* A FREEHOLD ,and COPY HOLD Ea ATF, 2 1 - Gtnatc in and near the village of Calverteo, eight mbar front Nottingham, and three from the turnpike road to Mamba', t wow Biting of a convenient family bade ' with tunable offices, tea". book, Raiding, garden, paddock', andfdndry inclohires or land, containing about 145 urea, tribe free, and tlx cottages. The caste is now to the poffellion of the Rev. Dr. Afplalbaw, and KW Wit fon, Cooper, Getherick. Collithaw, Grevenfoo, and others, who hare received notice to suit at Old Lad -day seat, Alto torn va luable Freehold Nulda,.mof &Grady Grime at the extremity of the town of Nottingham contiguous to New Radford , called the Windmill Claes, containing shout learn woe. in the occupation of Mr. Wenn. Alto a FrecholdDwe/ling houfe,Ogices,and Gar den, in Pack-court, Nottingham, in arc *cc uparion tiT Mrs. Archer, Lacemaker be viewed: printed particebn may be had, of Mr. Burbage, Nottingham ; tVidte lion, Column; Crown, Maninekl; Bull's Head, I.oughboroogb; Mt. Prles;Printer, Lcicefter ; of Meilit. Blandford and sweet, Solicitors, Temple. Lomk.e: at she lance of tole • and of Medic Skinner. Dyke, and Co. Aiderfgate Greet, Londe4 where a plan may be fcen. FREIDAANTLI PARK, HAMVSIIIRII. By MathSKINifER, DYKE, and Co. an 'IUESDAY, jam • at Twelve, at Garramay's, AValuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, Stage in the pis of Kingklere. 4 miles front Overton, S from Eaffilll • Raw, ao4 u from Andover and Newbury—company; Frennan• tie Part, being a free. park and manor. confining of a good tarot bode, Ahem, barns, (tabling, and unfit' nut buildings. and 446 Acres of Arable and Pafture Land, lying caceeding well, and ea. pable.of yrcat improvement, in the necapatiou of Mt John Brown mbolt leafy expiruu Mktuelmas Wallahs - is redeemed. To be viewed, and printed particulars may be bad on the Ke oghs; alto of Mr Count, Printer, Sainting ; Mr Crstwell, Prin ter. ; Men. Smart and Co. Prittters, Reading. at the Star, Andover; Ocorge,Wincheiter ; Crown, hafingftoke ; King's Arms, Bagmoe; Buns, Staines; dun, Maidenhead; of Mee Purer.. At kin:on, and Johann, Lincoln's inn Fields ; Mr Gough, S.ilicitar, Wannlnfter, Wilts, Mr Charkon.tiurveyor, Stourton, Wilts; at the place of fah, and of Mars. Skinner, Dyke, and Co. Aided ' gate, London. FRERHOI D MANOR and InS FATE.—Hampfhira. By Meffis SKINNER, DYKE, andeo. On TUESDAY, jams°, at Tweve, at Oarraway's, AA Valuable FREEHOLD ES FATE. Crtuate tem miles Inns Overton, II from Balingfteke, it from Andover, and to from Wlnthelter, all good market towns, and within one mite and a halfof the greatWeltern road through Salilbury—eom prifing the Manor or reputed Manor of Overton, with South Litchfield Grange Farm, confining of a large Farm Aoure, and offices barns, 'tabling, and acrid outdmildlogs, and 616 Acres of Arable, Pafture, and Wood Land, a part tytha-frce, lying extronfingly well, In ths occupation of Mr John White. whole leak expires at Michaelmas 'Soy, when ponelOon may be had of the deSrable dine, capable of great Improvement. The land-tax is redeemed. - To be viewed by applying to the tenant, of whom printed par titulars may be had, particulars alto of Mr Collins, Printer, Ss- Liburr ; Mr Cruttwell, Printer,, Bath; Ma. Smart and Co. Pea)- tees, Reading; at the Star, Andover; George, Winebeiter ;Crown, Bafingfteke; King's Ana*, &Ohm ; Bath, Staines • Sun, Mai.len. head; of Melt Farren,Aikintoo and lobate°, Llneoln,•rote-deld o Mr Gough, Solicitor, Wartalniter, Wilts ; Mr Clurlroa. Surveyor, Stoma" Wilts ; at the Place of Sale, and of Melt Skinner, Dyke and Co. Akhrfgatc Erect. - ISICFST SHIRE A Capital GRAZING FARM, TYTHE FREF. near MEL TON MOW BRAY, with Immediate partition. By Medea. SKINNER, DYKE and CO. On Tuefday, January to, at twelve, at Gamiway's, AValuable and very Improvable FREEHOLD ESTATE, advantageoufly flume at Wartnaby, a than dif. tante from Ab Ketticby and the turnpike road, and abru, three miles from Melton Mowbray, a much efleemed part of the county of Leitefter ; compriting about 211 sera of rich grazing and arable land, lying nearly within a ring fence; a fubdantial and convenient farrn honk ' ' with fultabk barna !tabling, and out buildings, now in the poffellion of Mr. Thomas Shuttlevroudy who has node: to quit at Old Lady.day next. Alfa a Cottage and Garden, let to the Widow Spiby, and the corn tythes rat fundry lands In the neighbourhood. Tbe fituation of this fart° is ex mutely beautiful, commanding very extenfiva and delightful pro fpcds,and is a molt dditable ettate for a Gentleman food of held (ports. To be viewed ;• printed particulars may be had of the tenant ; alto at the Swan at Melton Mowbray; Mr. Price, printer, Lei• crier • gull's Head, Loughborough; Mr. Bettor, printer, Not tlrgham ; Mars. Blaniford and Sweet, Solieiton.,l cmple, Lon- Jon at the place of tale; and,of Mars. Skinner, Dyke and Co Alderfgate Erect, Linda., where a plan may be ken,. Tudday evening, at Mr. l'arr'i houfe, In Harper Rreet, Mr. Patrick, lute of Blonndbury place, furgcon, aged (9. On Saturday loft the swig Init. at M'eynroutb, after a few day. UNA. MeeDodd, late of Hampton, Middlefez and °nth' Tiber. day following. Jame Wrigley Rolla, Ffq. of the fame rime, sad late lAcutecast otitis Majetty'a It'eotrwury Guard. HIGH WATelt At LOWZON akIUO TO•MORAOR Menees - - 4 minutes after 4 Afternoon - - so minutes Vier 4 BY Divine Providence, the BALM of QPII'O ri the brit Remedy In the univerfe for Nervous Complaints, the tneft parent Reftorative and re.animating Balm of Lilt and Nesbit, and the Forelt and heft bfediciac In the world. It Is one pretended that this Medicine tan arrest the progtefs of nature,but It k &fated and proved that it will miters health even where the ennflitutieri appear+ to have been irreparably Injured. For In aft safes, and In aY ays where the fonds are rrlaxed, where thy conftltation has received a Nick. nr I+ by any means debill , toted. this RESTORATIVE and RR ANIMATING BALM of, LIFE and HEAL I'll will produce the happieft effeds; the cold and tremulous nerves will he warmed and Readied; the relaxed films will be braced and rendered brat • the mutant will be in vignreted; the faxws will be ftrengthatd the emaciated timbs will be coveted with (win Rat, the eahaulted yards will be rc pknldeed the impoverlflird watery blond will become rich and balfande, •mI its languid circulation relintisd to the fanatlve Im petus, which is the true a retinal of heath ; the languid drooping Writs will be revived and exhilirated ; discltlon will bey tom e:4. in Duet, the tone of the nerves will be re tared, and by there means Ow whole couftitutton will be remrated. Freblenefs, anxirry, melancholy, and all the deplorable fymp. i 5,,.. of +Wolfe wi.l vaniCt ; find ftrengtb, ardour. fcrenity, and wary evidence of renovated health be the happy re. left of tatting this itsettimatile Balm in dee Ome n accortEng to the diredions for u e which accompany eacb,bottle. The Ralot of %rite la prepared and fold by W. ' , Withers. Chervil, alit, Strand, mar Temple Bar—Retell by Tact, R twat Factorise ; fa, Oxford• greet, and a 3, Pill MaN, price tos.6sL per bottle. Am: bowies will be feat to any part far a 'tante. N. Tor Ttheamatitrae, Lumbripe,lgasnbad i,sPalty, fleteleney,,Spar. SALES BY AUCTIO candle or fly.ng Painsorissewi Debility and Itelasatio4 dac Sytteni, Sprains. Janetlss. and Chidsaus, fill'EHEAV's tSS ONC& of !AL/STAR].) VV. (pin,. and Fluid) arc the Inca statue! conallif LA tjsz world, hiving rucoteded is tares of Ss, etsht, ten,twenty andsvep of forty year. Itauding, after every other nirans bad fatted. emu his atifotutly cored more patients °robe above coraptainre, than all the rnedlr.oca era mode labile TY/064d is it. tinpularly pc. ;befitting and Ipeedy In Itsoperwitin,tbst Chiihlains, Waists, NAL cruifta, are removed hp two or three ',pica:Win. his prepared tad fold at se pd. each boa or Battle, halt. Jet ta . Roe, Apo:fumy, No. as, Girths-10cm *ahe, London. SO tty.oery htleelicine Vender tp the thittell Kinplans • • The rental= Du a Mice la Stange 0040 Nompsscr. 14414 n, infatni pi Lt. 'fo 1)r. SOLOMON, Livarom. _ par Sir, DonaiXada. OR t°, sigm, TWO Cures, performed by your Cord i al BAlm Gilead, basing come under my own knowledge. therightit Inn &typo comma laCatt the Amuse° rat One is a OITA• tam of the utonsit confrqamor and refpmitabibty.i. the toasty of An trim...be allured Inc that be get the great 4 relict Mg a romplaLot in his flomah, and by taking four bottlet was rompLtel) euied. The tuber, a Mr Jobnfon. of Ifillybove. our Hanrr, 38 year. ,f age, bat been of late attacked yrith • very fevere alsilt and fpittirg, and in the mosidop Maned to nail, irbia mm relined by taking only .ttfratKatkr—This mites. dlatl eiro °Wpm corner your medieloe A. 5 bccn looe4oat, &adorn. tharbt it is marls to your rat* raelba to heir of it. I am, drat idr, poe molt obedient foram, JAMIB LIMAN, Agent totbcPartkets woos Dosu.gbados to Postpatrick. Prepared by I)riobww,'WladHoafr.rtof.arcepott,b Ks. and 33a IstitticsOie Weer contain (aura the orutce,4atlMM the porehafer raves pa. Every genuine bottle Lyn pump, which bears the proprietor's same and addicts, Sarnl Solomon, Line r/x.l" to bnitste which la hinny. _ MV LVlLlthalqA4Dhje 1,14. 1 - HE extended Reputation, which pas the fie* r* °Mid of ray ambition In the tmatment of Wahtlf&PAL COMPLAINTS and Mat LlTY,Mming attrnacd 00 a‘e oar MO C.orrefpoodents in the United Kingdom MGnsat liefain.andanna different parts of Europe and America, I beg to &Wets thh public notice tr. lush correpondento The occupation if my dine ki ardwrriog letters from there who grudge not mut uurration i nsadc it tat coltary foram, lonsayearshanu, to °Verve, that so lusters amid he apotimAunliM.adlosils-niste o•ssi Inelofcd. I again pepeas the informaihm, that no tuners whi,* inclufure can be antlered, unterafmm Patient* Woady under my case. And I beg tofuggeß, that letters from the Welt Indies. or from any bureigo country. mutt contain not may a complete Ratement of the cadet but a v.vry liberal CuM.Allkient to craven rue for the time of Rudying and writing full" on the complaint, and for the preparation of a confiderabk wade trf medicine by a London Cbentift, If Toth Ihould be requillte. When the dftanee does not admit frequency of enerafpoodonce, It is alfo &Reed, that the oge, the manner of MOO, nod general (tiling", as well as every fynaptous sbat eau poN,gly ,ha theeribcds he mutt particularly fpecitied. Letters require no other dirtetion than the ebtlfhlen pod flue- Martin Mee ,Efq London ;.° and that she alp* of Whir fel may have the fulleft affuraneeaffecrecy, the pAgipeof letters accompanied by fees need not he paid at the dm, Nt will after ward, be charged to the puska MARTIN ENEE, Member dam Rom* Wisp of Llorplawin Leedom • Amapilb4bret, 06. g I, iticd ISM CI NE AC r. FNEWBERY and SONS, No. 4s , St. PAW* • Church yard, London, Proprietors of Or jaitteda liamater And other saleable preparations, inform the Pattie, Mm Oip cot*. :u act of the new Stamp Duties, the price of that Medici*. NOP be in future 24 ail per Packet, or tl:3s. 6d. per 'Doses; bat the quantity of a Dozen Packets lot Heinle (as made up for the Army and Navy) may be had for 11 es. Aodas the words, •• P. Maw-, bery, No. or . St. Pura " are engraved it. the Stamps, *nth it i. perfumed will he a fuiticient revolt/ gainit counterfeits, his lignature on the labeb win be difeentinued The following are the plea of their Wow Medielata, Ramps (*eluded, but there who pan:hare 11.11 or muse, at a 4age, pip ha allowed the (limps gratis : e. I. .. d. Dr, pmt.'s Powder s 9 Dolby's Conninatlve 4 * Ditto in a Battle 54 o Dr. Aulthes Chalybeate Dittto analeptie Pills 4 6 Pills 4 a Ditto le a large, Boa 24 0 Fecike's Thuft of 82111 4 o Ike Antlbiliout Pills a p it Huallaal's d#P • 3.* Dr. Steer's Opodeldoe 2 6 Tank Pills - s p Ditto Convollion Oil a 6 Ettglifh Coffee . a p Ditto Nitre Drops a 6 Cern/dies Dnips • Ditto Camomile Drops a 9 Effroce of Wi It p tt Ditto PiregisEle Lan. 1 / Ditto Pepper nt a t Angibaud'. Blois ditto a t Dr. Hooper . Pills t t Effence of Coltsfont 3 6 Grant'. Drops - - a a Mr. apogees Dentifrice 4 q inglille : . Scots Pills a 0 Cephalic Sou" a 0 ltry x Magnefia aft Jones's Ahearn. Tine.. 3 6 N ort on's Drops - 3 tt, Berry's Billow Pills 4 6 - Spilfbnry's Drops $ 0 Glaris MagoeSt 3 6 Dr. Solandeels Tea s 9. Wilfon's Akerativo 4 6 Orrenough's Tioetures 11. King's 01)a:rig:it s 9 Ditto T,du Lotman ai } N. B. As many perfons militate the hove of i de s, Newbery, obfirvc that it is at the Faft End of St. Paul's, four doors frosts Cbrapftde, with theft word. toferitiati on the front, " TM may Warnanda for Dr. James's Powders." LEICESnitsHiltE. A Capital GRAZING EARKnear MELTON MOWIIRAY, with Immediate poff.thoo. Bt Mara SKINNER, DYKE and CO. . . On Tucfda . y, Janusryso, at to at Garraway's, in one lot, AValuable and very deferable FItEHOLD, ESTATE, fituate at Thorp Satebvilk, five *ilea from the capital market town of Melton • Mowbray, and ten from Lela! ter; confining f about oga ures.chlrfly rich grazing land, lying in convenient ineioftires, well wooded and watered t a very good iwrlting huufe, with fultahle (Aces, garden, orchard, and out buildings, now in the pogalion of Mr. Philip Gray, at a very low old rent ' and who has notice to quit at Old Lady Day nest. lb be viewed ; printed particulars may be bad of the tenant ; silo at the Swan inn, Melton Mowbray; of Mr. Price, printer, likelier ; Head, Loughborough; of Mr. garbage, printer, Nottingham ; of l'ileffes. Diandford and Sweet, Solicitors, Tan *, London • at the place of f 1. ; and of Merits. Skinner, Dyke and Co. Aldtigatmiftecet,,,Lontion, where a plan may be fern. To T. Tell.9lt. Sordcoo.Nth 9, New hridge-ilrect,London, sta. ddloborgh, May a. slog. IN the fprirg of 1794 I wls afflitled *kit a Vale real Complaint, which I treated with inddreeence for Sac months: but was then obliged to apply tel a regular niche Moths put a temporary Rop to the vitultmot of site Weak (ley mace. cal application) fur for.,: time : hut growing, In fpite aid! pesedir cute end the advice of the full Gentlemen of the Faculty here, worfe and work for two years. I was reduced to a hate almoft w:paralleledandseyand defersptlon, ben an entire leper,and 'lce ,ested from bead to font. My hoed, throat, mouth, nee, legs, arm,ate.have beets alternately in danger of becoming ufelas t— ' in Mow, I hay: had from to to 3o eating ulcers on my body, and nearly totally deprived of Fight. It would be voluminous to par• tleularifa all my catetuiticegt to fay, there never was, 01 ever will be, one of a mare dangerbus, or of a more complicated na ture. I ern tang looked upon by my friends, and imagined my felfbeyond all hope. of recovery, and, indeed, in my then condi ' deo, death was preferabk to my noire to,:, mircrable Ram. In this dreadful fitaation did I drag a molt :inferable ceiftenee, tillikvist • PIOYJOILISCII threw in my war • osoffrf cootahallig ihc tale of a Mr. D . of Plymnic:lt—my frlerda re mit, I cookl roe I rent and procured fame of your Lakes's PAT;3I7 PiLLII, which, by ufing from tia.e to time, anenow., and have tang Min, (*Star more than four yeArs indeicribekik difirefe), in quad • data of btakk as o'er I enjoyed ; as a proof of tail, !had • line, thrlyhtp,hutt« thy child horn to me a few mouth, ago. to grathede to Gor.. and in hope. of rendering my fellow-creatures fervice ' I mensal. j you to pullifla this ; and you may at any time refer perfors, sh, I with to be fatisfied of the truth of this, at further perticalars, to me or my Mend.. by letter or yerfon. As few mks for badnefe will ever equal mine, and meet:acted 141 have from erperience. every reafun to dfure mankind. that to yotwl.tax Cu Pate, they will gig a fuse, fpeedy, fate, agalsell. cal MS. _ - - - Prepared and fold by the Sole reOpiderni,THOMAll TATIAR, Member slat Royal CantTe of &intros In Loodon, at bla book. Nn. 9, New Bridge-trod ; where be will eve adirioe, without * fee, to perlinei t..kina there Pills, and will ankiver patient" letter. If poft paid, (.1 the fame terma, ebfa,ing in all tares the molt la et.,:able kiwi', no 17rrion's moor *r Cafe havfng been Treirtianed, but at their awn particular requeft, by the ittapeletor, dueit,g tic eoude of mote Map 36 year., that be has had the ionduaing of ar entenclee (ale of the above Mcrlicine, and the pratilue annul therefrom. They are MN P.M, by Me appointment. for the carol:Menet of , Oink living at a diftantro, by Mi. Stutter, South-hi loge, Edinburgh, Mr. Merman.. printer, Obligcrie, to whoa, aKo Mr. rdeu fir 'hi, oddirfs ; at the Perfumer's, No. 3i, bt. PAIN , ; fir Itabcrtfon'. Toy.fhop, Nr. iol, Gafford-itrect I Mr IHrantau;h'ii, Nn. 7, Fill Areet-hill, neatly oppolite tbe Monu ment: Mr. Steel's. boaftlier, No. t, Union-row, Little Tartu , bill; Mr. Caltveahi, Dublin ; and by one melon lo every eonfoier able town In Great Britain and IrehOd, In Bores of ooly oy nib, reeled up with full awl plain Dingilotts. 'thereby Pafeuu of either kg may core theoifehes with cafe andfecreey. RENOVAD 0 HEALTH. IT has been inn fregttently the fobje & ofjall and general reprobation, that men Militate of the demmte of the medical art, have offered detaches as candidates .for public patronage in the profefflun of phylle. For the purpsfe of doing juilke to the refult of our ftudlea and aperient-it, and to premien as from being claffed among there empiric. whore impudent pre tenlions have, unfortunattly for k:cicty, been too favourably re ceived, we beg leaveto fubntit ni the liberal and enlightened a faithful Ratement of oar parfaits and acquirements. After having received a regular medical education a. the pupil% of Meat, Grin. dal and BUzard, whole kdures and practice we rare fully &Mar profeffors and tarmacs of tie London Hofpital, we entered ourfeives as ftudenta in that juitly celebrated Omni for medical ' acquirement, the Royal College of lielinhorgh, and wo e ted la the different branches of Anamroy, Surgery, the theory ate! practice of Phylic;Chemlitry, Midwifery, Botany. &c. Mc. by thole eminent profelTort, Ins. Munro, Orrg,ry, Black, Hamilton, Duncan and Rutberfotd. We mull we fbaU not be deemed pee. famptuous in feylog that our proficiency and acquirements are not incunGulcrable. Having for a long reek% of years made venereal complaints, and the various difeafes of I.)F.BILn . y, the particular object of our nudes and praellee, It will, we hope. he allowed that we have acquired Nimble knowledge of their ireancene and cure In flight and recent cafes of Infedlon, a perfect re. eltablilliment is completed in the Chum period of two days ; and, in thole of the utruoft inveteracy, where caber praditionem have failed at faecal's, a proper perfevcrance in our plan of treatment, Wares to the patient &Cafe and radical cure. Arnidß the melancholy variety of Norden which are the effeel% of a habit long and mat unhappily petted by the youth of both Saes, there are none more alarming 6r mar diftreding than thole deficiencies and debflides which frequently prevent or embitter the matrimonial Rate. To rush perfons It mull be a confollag re. &alum to know that they may now, by a new and fafallibk mode of treatment, he reamed to that greatell of all Memo hieing% a Riling, manly, and vigarnut ennitintion. la all cake of debility; from whatever caufe arifmg, aA well as Its every (pecks of vene real infection, we may be confelted by patients of either fee with the greateft feerecy and honour. Hoare of confaltideo at home from ten to three, and from fie In the evening till tcontnight. Patients in the country .rc requefted to Ilateahe particular% of thee cafe, age, and geocral habit of living, &e. kn. incloSng a remittance for advice and medkines, when the Ca•c will be given or fen to any part of the kingdom. To carve that fecrecy fo ef. feintl to our wadertaking, the portage of letters may be added to the account or medicine% cuaa is and Co. Surgeon*. November a 6, :Soh. Na 107, Hatton Carden. LO24DONt Ninted sod pv6llooll by LEVEL LENT. (44C0 -. terbury•Pl.“.,_ Lambctb), st the STAR`OrnCL, Ni A t. Ceti' !heat. NUMMI ago fit tde 3TAL 0/11CS, TVIVI/Lf3at.