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THE PRIHCE REGENT'S LEVEE. Yesterday, snon after two o'clock, his Royal High mess the PRINCE REGENT held a Levee at Calton- House. Detachments of the Life and Eoot Guards attended 2S usual, with the Duke cf GLOUCESTER'S Band in their state uniforms. They played ig God save the King," on the entrance of the Dukes of YORK and' KENT ; the latter came in state, accom panied 'by the Duke of CLARENCE ; the Duke of 6ussEx was also present. In addition there were, the Prince of CASTELCICALA, the SARDINIAN and NEAPOLITAN AMBASSADORS ; the Archbishops of CANTERBURY and YORK, the LORD CHANCELLOR, the LORO PRIVY SEAL, the FIRST LORD of the TREASURY and CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, the FIRST LORD of the ADMIRALTY, the -MASTER GENERAL of the OnnvANcE, the SECRETARIES Of STATE, the JUDGE Of the' ADMIRALTY, the JUDGE ADVOCATE' the LORD CHAMBERLAIN, the LORD STEWARD. Dv Kts—Buccleugh, B : •aufort, Montrose. MAanuisscs—Bath, Lansdown, Worcester, Hertford. __ EARLS—Bridgewater, Poulett, Coningbam, Grosvenor, Ux bridge, Westmoreland, Barrymore, Harrowby, Cardi gan, Craven, Mansfield, Egremont, Harrington, Fingal, Cour town, Plymouth, Macclesfield, Yarmouth, Cholmondeley. VISCOUNTS.... Forbef, pitzharris, Morpeth, Castlereagh, Proby, Ranelagh, Melbourne. LORDS—Grantham, St. Helens, Rouse, Redesdale, Eardley, Healy, Amherst, Cavedor ' Mulgrave, H. Ponlett, Killven, Heathfield, J. O'Bryen, and Melville. Stas—J. B. Warren, A. S. Hammond, J. Hear!, W. Scott, J. Graham, F. Burdett, M. Sykes, F. Gold, J. Crawford, T. Boozers, H. Rivers, T. Gage, G. Hill, T. &monde, G. Jerning bam, and J. Saumares. us ~ r.s.u.s—.Turner, Leigh, Keppell, Stanwlx, Stevens, Lot- Fane, Porter, Floyd, Ambrose, Sauniarez,Gled•tanes, Cock burnt., De Grey, Horsford, Cameron, Pigot, Burgoyne, Bailey, Walpole, Daken, Atsop, Corgreve. Aussie ALs—Wolley, Warre. COLONELS—PaImer, Buller, Longfield, M'Ctcod, Buller,' Ellison, Foster, Dillon, Henry, Wyndham, Wood, Cook. MAJORS—Chapman, Dalrymple, Beatty, Fluker, Wzlis'e, Evans, Knrtwright, Grove. CA PTA IN s—Thoroton, Bailey, Hawtayne, Wollaston, Bur goyne, Thomas, Rameden, Lyons, Bringhurst, Duke, Burt, Knot, Bower, Drummond, H. Northey. Deur us ANT s—Gough, Filcher, Moore, Macqueen, Sulivan. Brume—Bath and Wells.' Docroas—Blane, Stevens. RKVEREND Docioss—Douglas, Holcombe, Scott, Wiligress. REVEREND Messas.—Blomberg, Jackman, Clarke, Barrett, Bit H Rivers. Mr 551( s.—M' Mahon, Jekyll, Cline, FonblanqUe, Penn, Hope, Knox, I horntun, Barrett, Keating, Chapman, Finch, Campbell, U'iene-or, Ellison, Chester, Russell, W. Pole, Steele, Sheldon, Pair , Fiezheebert, Egerton, Holmes, Manwaring, Manures, Pal ;.e, Sullivan, Bruce, W. Dundas, Warne, G. Knight, Lalor, CLeuford, S. Graham, Barnewall, Elliott, Hamilton, Sneyd, i'Donnelt, Plunkett, Oddy, Roth, Rochfort, Byerly, O'Kelly, Burke, Barron, Hay, Coppinger, Clementson, G. Suffnell, Tal bot, Elwin, R.Thornton, Hussey, Egerton, Rocke, Hay, Welsh, Bagot, Curteim, Houstoun, Hamilton, O'Connor, Shaw. The following had the honour of being presented to his Royal Highness : . The Right Hon. Sir George Hill, Bart. to present a Petition from the Linen Merchants of the City and County of London den y. Earl Poulett, on his being continued a Lord of the Bedchamber. The Earl of Bridgewater, on his promotion as a General. 'The Dean of Raphoe, by the Lord in Waiting. Rear-Admiral Warre, on promotion. Lord Killeen, by the Lord in Waiting. Lord James O'Bryen, on his arrival from Ireland. Colonel Foster, on his marriage. Lieut.-Colonel Henry, Ist Ceylon Regiment, on his return tram Ceylon. Colonel Dillon, to present the Petition of the Protestants of the County of Mayo in favour of the Irish Catholic Claims. Colonel Longfield of the City of Cork Regiment of Militia. The Marquis of Worcester, on going to Portugal, by the Mite of Beaufort. The Earl of Fingal, the Lord Killeen, the Honourable Thomas Barnewall, Sir Thomas Edmonde, Sir Francis Goold, General Ambrose, Mr. O'Connor, Mr. Burk, Mr. Lalor, Mr. Hussey, Mr. M'Donnel, Mr. O'Reilly, Mr. Eagcot, and Mr. Hay, to resent a Petition from the Roman Catholics of Ireland. Sir Francis Burdett, with a Petition from the Town of Bolton le-Moors' Lancashire. Major Grove, Brgade Major, on lib promotion. Major Kortwright, , 2d Essex Local Militia. Major Evans, 41st Regiment, on his promot'ott. Major Dalrympie, 15th Light Dragoons, on his promotion. Captain Hawtayne, R. N. upon his ri turn frosts sea. Captain Purgoyne, R. N. on promotion. • Captain Thoroton, Ist Foot Guards, on his promotion. Captain Wm. '1 homas, 13th Regiment Bergal Infantry. Captain E. Lyons, R.N. on his promotion and return from Java. Captain Ramsden, Ist Foot Guards. Captain Binghurst, King's Dragoon Guards, Aide-de-Camp to General Fane, on rromotitsn. • Captain Burt, R. N. on his return from the West Indies. Captain Knox, R. N. on promotion. captain W. Drummond, 3d Guards, on promotion and return from the Army in Portugal. Captain Hopkins Nerthey, by Lieut. General Hopkins. General Floyd, on promotion, and return from Staff In Ireland. Lieutenant Gough, Ist Life Guards, on his promotion. Lieutenant Robert Moore, on his appointment to the Ist Re giment of Life Guards. Lieutenant Sullivan, Ist Life Guards, on his promotion. Lieutenant M'Queen, 2d Essex Local Militia. General Pigot, on his promotion to that rank. • Major-General Cameron, India Company's service. Brigadier-General Horsford, on being appointed to the com mand of the forces in the Bermudas. Major-Gen. de Grey, on promotion and return from Portugal. Major-General Sir Albert Gledstaines, from Guernsey. Major-General Sir Thomas Saumarez, on his promotion, and on his departure to Halifax. Dr. Stevens, senior Member of fiis Majesty's Councils in the bland of St. Croix, & c. on his arrival from the West Indies on leave, by the Earl of Liverpool. The Dear. of Worcester, by the Lord in Waiting. Lieut. Colonel Wyndham, Regt. of Meuron, on his promotion. Rear-Admiral Wolley, on his promotion. Earl of Plymouth, an his marriage. Lord Eardley, by the Lord in Waiting. ' six Thomas Esmonde, by the Lord in Waiting. Sir Thomas Gage, by the Lord in Waiting. . Mr. G. Tuffnell, 3d Guards, on his appointment. - Mr. Fonblanque, by the Lord in Waiting. Mr.-Lalor, by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. Houston, by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. Roche, by the Lard in Wai•ing. Mr. Co, ping. r, by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. Baron, by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. Clean amts. by the Lertin Waiting. Mr. i,tzherbert, by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. Hussey, by the Lord in Waiting. ?sir. arnewell, by the Lord itt Waiting. '1 he Duke of Buccleufh, en succeeding to his title. Earl of Uxbridge, on coming to his chi... Sir F. Goold, with a Petition from the Catholics of the County and City of Cork, and those of the Queen's County. Mr. O'Connor, to present a Petition from the Catholics of the . County of Roscommon. ivli. Isnot, to present a Petition nom the Catholics of the • Town and County of Carlow. Mr. 'T. Plunket, with the Catholic Petition from Monaghan. Mr. Curteis, Exon of the Yeomen of the Guard, by the Earl of Macclesfo Id. • Mr. Hastings Elwin, Advocate for the Leeward Islands. ' M 4. Campbell, by Lord Cawdor. • Mr. G. Knight, by Lord St. Helens. Mr. S. Graham, by Sir J. Graham. Mr. Egerton', by Mr. Davenport. Mr. W. I.lundas, on his being appointed a Commissioner of the Admiralty. • Mr. Oddy, on return from a tour of Ireland, Portugal and Spain. Mr. Hamilton, M P. County of Dublin, Mr. M`DonneU, and the Hon. Mr. Elliot, by the Lord in Waiting. BARON CERAME. This contemptible impostor wrote before he em barked at Harwich a most furious and bombastic manifesto, proclaiming the many injuries which, he said, he had received from the British Government, and threatening the nation with his vengeance.— He declares, that he will throw himself upon the mercy of the great Napoleon, who, he is sure, will pardon him for offering his services to this coun try ; and he adds, that he will make his wrongs re sound from the banks of the Seine to those of the Da nube. These wrongs, he says, were inflicted upon him, not only by the Government, but by the news papers, and he kindly gives us notice, that he will, some time or other, come here at the head of his tre mendous Croats, and take vengeance upon us. In the mean time he says he is quitting this country with no other property but his sabre, though he brought £BOOO into it. It may afford some satisfaction tohis creditors to knew, that " it stabs him to the heart" to think of leaving England without paying his debts. A letter from Heligoland, dated the 10th instant, says •••• 44 We were this day much astonished by the arrival at this Lland of BARON GEttama, by the Lady Francis packet. He makes a conspicuous' figure, being dressed in a Turkish habit made of black velvet, and boots of green Russian leather, cu riously worked with gold lace and silk ; he complains much against the English Government." OLD BAILEY. Wednesday 38 prisoners were tried, when William Price was capitally convicted of stealing a feather bed, value £3, the property of Robert Heap, in his dwelling house; and 27 were convicted of felony. Yesterday twelve prisoners were tried, ten of whom were convicted of felony, and two were acquitted. Same day the Sessions ended, when sentence of death was passed on Henry Shippey, for a highway robbety ; Thomas Flannagan, Neil Daley, Joseph ! Thompson, alias Joseph Woolman Thompson, and' George Smith, for forgery ; Elizabeth Burn, Wil liam Webster, and Susannah Webster, for privately stealing in a shop ; George Little, for highway rob bery ; Susannah E:tton and William Price, for steal ing in a dwelling house ; William Harper and Mat thew Smith, fir burglary ; Daniel Brown, for horse- ste..ling ; and Joel Ware, for returning from trans. ! portation.—Two were ordered to be transported for life, viz. John Whitellair and Michael Carrall ; one for 14. years, viz. Amos Aston ; and 19 far seven years, viz. John Cook, Elias Abrahamc, Robert Weir, Lucy Parsons, John Filcher, Thomas Watkinson, 'John Hughes, Ann Stevens, James Stamp Sutton Cooke, William Blake, Elizabeth Hatherell, Mary Beck, James Dawson, Evan Evans, James Pitkeath ley, John Holcomb, John Brown, John -King, and . Henry Lazarus.--Three were ordered to be impri soned in the House of Correction for two years each; nine for one year, and nine for six calendar months each, in the same gaol ; seven to be imprisoned in Newgate for various periods ; four to be privately and eight publicly whipped ; fifteen judgments rispited ; nine fined Is. each and discharged ; and thirty dis charged by proclamation. EXTRAORDINARY OFFENCE. Bow•STßEET.—Wednesday evening a very extra ordinary investigation took place hef"re Mr, NARES, the Sitting Kagistrate. It appeared that on the same Evening as Croker,. belonging to the (Nice, was pan log along the Hampstead-road, he observed, a shot t distance before him, two men on a wall, and directly after he observed the tallest of them, a stout man about six feet high, hangii,g by his neck from a lamp, post attached to the wall; being that instant tied up and turned off deliberately by the short man. This very unexpected and extraordinary sight astonished and alarmed the Officer. He made up to the spot with all possible speed, and just before. he arrived there, the tall man fa' to the ground with the hand-' kerchief by which he had been suspended. Croker produced his staff, said he was an officer, and de manded to know of the other man the cause of such extraordinary conduct ? in the mean time the man who had been hanged recovered from the effects of his suspension, got up, and, on finding Croker interfer ing, save him a violent blow on his nose, .which nearly knocked him backwards. The short man was then endeavouring to make off; however, the officer procured assistance, and both the men were secured and brought to the above Office, when the account the fellows gave of themselves was that they worked together on canals. They had been in company toge ther on the Wednesday afternoon ; had tossed up with halfpence for money, and afterwards for their clothes —the tall man, who was hanged, won the other's jacket, trowsers, and shoes. They then, in the most wanton and brutal manner, tossed up who should hang the other; the short one won that toss, and they got upon the wall, the one to submit, and the other to carry their savage purpose into execution on the lamp iron. They both agreed in this statement ; the tall one, who had been hanged, said, if he had won the toss he would have hanged the other. He said he then felt the effects of the experiment on his neck, in conse quence of the time he was hanging, and that his eyes were so much swelled that he saw doable. Mr. NARES and Mr. BIRNIE, the Magistrates, both expressed their horror anddisgust at such conduct and lanfuage, and ordered the man who bad been hanged to find bail for the violent and unjustifiable absault on the Officer, and the short one for hanging the other. Neither of them being provided with bail, they were committed to Bridewell for trial. Mr. laviso, who fought and was wounded in a duel on Bagshot-heath a few dap, since, with a per son unknown, died on Saturday last, a ball having been extracted froln the lower part of the chest.—A Jury sat on the body, and delivered a verdict of Mur der agaitist some person or persons unknown. A duel was to have taken place yesterday at Wim bledon Common, between two Gentlemen, one of %% horn is as Artillery Officer. Information of the in tended meeting was given to the Police, and whilst in the act of taking paces, they were apprehended, and held in sureties to keep the peace. Tuesday afternoon, two women fell overboard, from the OCF.AN s of 98 guns, sum Cavnand Bay, and were drowned. 1- SALES BY AUCTION To COPPER-SMITHS,WORM MAKERS, SLOPSELLERS, MANUFACTURERS, and WHOLESALE DEALERS re quiring extensive PR EMIsE3, in the vicinity of 'CHANGE. By Mr. SAMUEL PEARCE, At the Auction Mart, on Friday, April 44, at Twelve, VERY Capacious and Substantial PREMISES, extending upwards of 140 feet in depth, with capital dry Warehouses, Lofts, Cellars, and suitable accJmmodations for the Residence of a genteel Family, No. 134, iloundsditch, desirably situate for a Copper-smith, Worm-maker, Manufacture', or any wholesale business or Factory, there being no restrictive covenant in the Lease, and is equally adapted for mercantile purposes, having been fitted up for, and now occupied in the Dutch Tratiei There is access to he back warehou,cs wh , ch might be cenva+ted into Stable and Cart-house ; held for '3B year, at a low rent. May be viewed with Tickets, with which descriptive particu lars may be had of Mr. Samuel Pearce, Auctioneer, Lombard street, where a plan of the property may be seen. FASHIONABLE TOWN. RESIDENCE, NEAR PORT MAN.SQUAR E. By Mr. SAMUEL PEARCE, At the Auction Mart, opposite the Bank of England, on Friday, April 24, at Twelve, AN Excellent FAMILY RESIDENCE, built in a substantial manner, eligibly situate No. 1 5, Montague street, Montague-square, possessing every requisite aceemmod t lion for a genteel Establishment, inclu ling whole:row; Sleeping chambers, a suite of three elegant lofty Drawing-rooms, hand somely finished, with folding sashes to the floor, and Balcony, commanding a cheerful picturesque view over Montagne-Gar dens. Dining and Bre..kfast-par!ours, Study, caotal range of do. mestic Apartments, Coach-house, four-stall Stable, Ste. The situation is cheerful and healthy, a short distance front Portman square, I lyele-park, And contiguous to the intended Royal red. deuce and elystunt; and it is presumed, from the arrangements now forming, and the plans already laid out, that it will be the most fashionable retreat for society and amusement or any place in the empire, which renders the, property particularly adapted for 'a Family of distinction, at the same time offering an eli gible opportunity for Investment, being nearly equal iu value to freehold. May be viewed with Tickets, which with desceptive paqicu lan, may be had of Messrs. White and Fownes,;:olcitors, Ni :t, Lincoln* Inn; and of Mr. Samuel Pearce, Auctioneer, No. 41, Lombard-street. SPORTING REiIDENCE, SWANMORE-HILL, NEAR BISHOP'S WALTHAM, HANTS. By Mr. SAMUEL PEARCE, At the Auction Mart, oppo4ite the Bank of England, on Thurs. day, the 28th of May, at Twelve o'Clock, A FREEHOLD - COTTAGE, neatly finished, having been fitted up for the proprietor's own re,idence, and contains five Bed-rooms, two Parlours, Kitchen, Brewhoute, Chaise house,. Stable, and Garden, pleasantly situate in a fine Sporting part of the County, with a Pack of Fax-hounds in the neigl.bourhood; one taile and a half from Bishop's Wal tham, and ten to fifteen from Winchester, Southampton, and Gosport. May be viewed, and Par'icuiars had of Messrs. White and Fownes, Solicitors, Lincoln's-inn; Mr. Grainer, Bishop', Wal. that's ; Mr. Mottley, Bookseller, Portsmouth; and of Mr. Samuel Pearce, Auctioneer, 44, Lombard-street. Valuable FREEHOLD ESTAI ES, MONMOUTHSHIRE. By Mr. SAMUEL PEARCE, At the Auction Mast, opposlte the Bank of Entland, on Thurs day. May 2R, at Twelve, in Two Lou, unless previously dis posed of by Private Contract, Lot 1. A VALUABLE and Improvable FREE. - 11 - HOLD ESTAIE, wi(h a comfortable Dwelling house, Barn, and Stables, and numerous Out buildings, called the Niacervineth and Penhrein Farm, with part of Cribba 'Farm, containing ttnether upwards of 3:39 Acres of rich Arable Mel. ilow, Pasture, and Wood-land, lying in a ring fence, wit h valua ble right of common„ to the Parishes of Carweut, id Llanvair Diaoad. Lot 2. A yaks:shit Freehold Estate, called the Coady Myrnid, and Magor Farm, with a good Dwaing.house, Barn, Stable, and Out•buildinv, containing about 195 Acres of rich, Arable, Mea dow, Pasture, and Woodland, with very valuable and extensive right of Pasturage over the adjoining Common, situate in the Parishes of (Judy and Magor. The Eitatfi abound with Lime stone, and are situate a short distance from the s. a ports and market towns of Newport and Chepstow, and both merit atten tion, u they offer an eligible opportunity for any Gentleman who nosy wish to retire to agricultural pursuits, as each Estate pos si. capital slturions for the erection of a Family Mansion ; and Lot 1. corodrands a beautiful prospect of the River Severn, and King's Road, including a ti:11 picturesque view over the ferkile Counties of Gloucester, V.rtits, Somerset, Devon, and Gia tnorg.m. Moy be viewed, and descriptive particulars had of Messrs. White and Fosvnes, Solicitors, I.lncAn's Inn; and of Mr. Samuel Name, Auctioneer, No. 44, Lombard-street, London ; where plans of each Es:ate may he seen ; p irtlcnion my also be bad at Mr. Walker's, Priotcr, Gloucester; Mr. Gutch, Printer, Bristol;. the •l'hree Salmons, Usk; the Beaufort Arms, Moi.inouth; the West Gate House, Newport; the King's Head, Abergavenny; the Btaufort Arms, Chepstow; the Bush, Bristol; the White Hart, Bath ; and Marine Library, Bristol. YORKSHIRE. MANOR and Valuable FREEHOLD, and in part Tithe-free. Farms and Lands (with Land-tax redeetned) in the East Riding of the County of York.—lly Mr. WM. STANTON, At the Beverley Arms Inn, in the Town of Beverley, on Wed nesday and Thursday, the 20th and 21st days of May, 1819, each day at Twelve o'Clock, the following valuable Property, in 26 Loti, viz. rr'HF. MANOR or LORDSHIP of ELSTERN -- WICK, with the Rights, Royalties, and Appurtenances thereto belonging, together with the Free and Copyhold rents, amounting to £6. Os. 6d. per annum, and the fines arising front several Houses, and 376 Acres of Land hsld of this Manor as Copyhold in Bondage ; also a valuable Farm, containing 99 Acres, with new erected Farm-house and Out-buildings, situate about five miles from the Market Town of Hedon, and twelve from the Port of Hull. The MARTIN ESTATR, consisting of 152 Acres of Land, with Farm-house and necessary Out-buildings, situate in the Parish of Swine, about nine miles from Hull, and twelve from Beverley. The DIMBLETON ESTATE, comprising nine Acres of Land, situate in the Parish of Essington, about six miles from Pat trington. The SOUTH DALTON ESTATE, consisting of 73 Acres of Land, situate about six miles from Beverley, and the same dis tance from Market Weighton. • The SEATON ROSS ESTATE, comprising 103 Acre, of Land at Seaton Ross and Beilby, seven miles from Market Weighton. The REIGHTQN ESTATE, consisting of a Dwelling house and 26 Acres of Land, about six miles from liridliogton and 14 from Scarborough. The MOLESCROFT ESTATE, which is situated at Bever ley, and comprises 120 Acres; and if not previously disposed of by Private Contract, will also be Sold by Auction. A DWELLING-HOUSE, with Stable, Garden, and three Roods of Land at Woodrnansey, and the Tithes arising from certain Lands, containing about 1347 Acres, in the 'Fownship• of Woodmansey, 'lhearne, Wee', Stoskhill. Sandholme, cud Pickton, within the Parish of ht. John of Bever ey, in the East Riding of the County of Yurk. N. B. The Malescroft Estate will be Sold the first day in 14 Lots, and theremaining part of the property the second day, in 151 L ots.: For particular. apply to MessrsiGraham, Kinderley, and Dom- Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn, London; Messrs. Handley and Pearson, Solicitors, Sleaford, Linculoshire ; Messrs. Black and Chapman, Land Agents, Middle ' l'emple Hall, London ; Richard Townsend, Esq. Newbury, Berks ; John Lockwood, Esq. Bever. ley, Yorkshire; the Auctioneer, Hitchen, Hone; and of Mr. Harwood, of the Beverley Aron Lau afore said. SALES •13Y AucTioN. -• CAMBRIDGESHIRE. VALUABLE TITHE FREE ESTATE--LandTax redeems', TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MR. PEY'reN, At the Ram Inn, Newmarket, about the brit week in May neat, In several Lofts, A MOST DESIRABLE ESTATE, situate i n 1- 1 - the Parishes of Swaffbant, Bulbeck, But; sham, and Swat. ham Prior, In the County of Cambrid ge; comi.nni.g a ver y ezcellena welling-house and Farming Offices, sundry detached HomestaUs, and upwards of One Thousand Acres of most etc+ lent Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and Fen Land, in a high -tae of cultivation, whereof possession may be had at Michaelma s neat, Descriptive Particulars will shortly be published ; in ilk. tutad time application may be made to Mr. lames, New Buswelkour ti Lincoln's Inn, London. CAMBRIDGESHIRE. VALUABLE FREEHOLD MANOR AND ESTATE. TO BE SOU) BY AUCTV)N, BY MR. PRY lON, At the Bell Inn, at Haverill. in the County of Suifult, shoot the first weal. in May (unless previously disposed of by Prisati Contract), in several Lots, ri 'HE MANOR of SHA RDELOWS A LL ING: .2- TON, In Shudy Camps, together with a very velsabli Estate, for the most part inclosed, situate In tie several Perished of Shudy Camps, Ilorsheath. and Buttery', in the County ss Cambridge; and co:ambling near 270 Acres of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, let to reapeaalele Tenasu, who' are under notice to quit at Michaelmas next. Descriptive Particulars will be published previous to Sale.— To treat for the same, apply to Mr. James, New lioswea-coart, Lincoln's Inn, London. • CHALI,IifIGE. MESSRS. CURRIE and Co. Stegtoops, are i n hi s meal% Service, challenge the nook world to prove a 'lngle *yam whi•re their Medicint And method of cure have failed of the desired effect. The pract:ce of reedy years in tine pettleulat branch of their proft.siou has not given rise to Gra easuccessful case. • Several Noblemen and Gentlemen, oLtbe first ,u respectability, have been under the care of KIK*. Curve said Co fur t h e inoval of complaint. , 61 the Medan, Strictures, Ste. and, hit* received a radial Imd al prefillAelklit . io % relpie.t that referent, any be made to chain afastsgattchiirideoces of th e d e dd e d eb . pariority of Meurs.(lnenit ani.o.'s plan of traament. Ku l of these Gentleinen.bavi.bati Strictures from tea to Molly yens and had been underilii lore (tridents: Nome and Handles and other sureennitt espial eminence, who ar-rupted the ate by the applicatiim of the lunar caustic, without success. hleiza.s. Currie and Co. may he consulted by ntherseit winds greatest delicacy, secrecy, and honour, ac their house, kle.lol, liatton-Garden. Patients in the country sr 4 requested to stags the particulars of their ease, age, and gsneral habit ofiiving, he. •nclositur a reasittante for-advice and medicines, when disown will be. given or sent to any tort a tit. kingdom CHING'S - PATENT WORM LOZENGES: W ORNIS are the most frequent sources of dren's Diseases.—Their symptoms every parent rad gwri than of children should be acquainted-twirls. They occ..ists of appetite, a paleness of the colour of the face, emaciation it regular state of the bowels, attended after with violent pans; they bring on convulsions; they affect the growth of the body, and they prove fatal, by ending in a consumption or decay. lie as a pre ventatiVs and cure of these alarming complaints,the abase excellent M.edichie is universally allowed, on the testimony oldie highest characters in this country, both in rank and respects* lily, to have no equal. Their public approbation, gem to tit roprietor, from a personal knowledge of its wonderful swan in their own families, stamps its merit beyond cornpentioa, sod gives a sanction to it, of which no other Medicine of the kind can boast. Parents and others, who have the care of child en, should have this remedy as a family Medicine to resort to, when. ever the stomach or bowels of Children are any way dl'ordcred, which it will alwayi be found to relieve. Sold, wholesaleand retad,at Ching and Butler's, No. 4, t heap side London; Sharp and Wa rn , Portsunnith ; Jones, Wilms, AW;tut, and Mallory, Potties; Hall a-, ! Johnston Gosport, Coleman and Jacob, Sheerness ; Peck and kow, and Tuner, Hull ; lioxkind, Cookworthy, Nettleton and Gilbert, Pismo* Knott and Lloyd, and Swigney and do. Birmingham; MIIa and Catlibury, I.iverpool ; Staines and Lynch, Manchester; Trewman, Exeter; Smith, Manderton, Reaburn, Scott, and Bas ter, Edinburgh; Baxter and Nl•lkniald, Glasgow; Bulges asd Barry, Bristol ; Stevenson and Co.. Norwich; Swinten, Leda tet ; Edwards and Penny,'Liverpool; and retail by most cowry medicine venders, in boxes, at Os. 9d. and Ss. 6d. each. • GUESI ON lAN hIEDICINE4. CASES 69, 70, 71, 72,73, and 74.—From Mr. BA Not, Attorney at Law, Lyon's inn , to Mr. Goonast,Attotivey at Law,Baik DEAR SIR—As I have nu .t. an opportunity of sending you this leer by a private hand, and for your better information as to the utility of the Guestonian Mediehes, sal for the benefit of the public. you have here a state of my cam, and the manner I brave been cured of the Goat ;and likewise ca. cases and cures of the Rheumatism, &c. which have come to WI kuowkdge, and of which I have been informed by the penla cured.—On the 12th of May last, I was seized with a violet & of the Gout, so painful, as in a great measure to deprive use Si sleep that night, and my foot was so tender that I could not boa the bed-clothes to tout it. I continued in grey pain &lithe PO thy; but, on the third day, I tried the Glleitolliaa Lotion, aid was astonished to find that in so short a space of time as five ed• notes the pain went entirely away, although the foot remained tender for several days afterwards; . but, by continuing the milk cation six. or seven times and taking the Pills, I obtained ap e. feet cure, and on that st ay week I Walked nine coda with rent little inconvenience. I men'ioncd the benefit I bad received from the said Maileimes to a Mr. Beak, Umbrella-maker, opposite St. Clement's Chard, In the Strand; and he recommended it to a Mr. Party, (Mr , monger, in Fleet-market, both of whom it cured of the Goat. Mr. Andertan, 'No: 16, Sutton-Street, 'St. John-strect.l4lll/ recommendation, has beee cured of an inveteraleitlieumatimy which he has lad fur several Ifni:s in his right arm. A relation of Mine mentioned my case. to Mr. Drinks/sue, No. 29, Seward-street t Alder gate-street, and . he has been cared of the Rhenniatismby the Guestbrilin L otion and Pill.. Mr.:Turner, Ns. 9. Commerce-roW, Blacktriar;:told, shoat six ninnths ago, was instantly tarred, and inn fevediys cured of a Pleurisy, after application to severaLMelical Gentlemen to ao purpose, and has had no return of the complaint. Reference may also be had to several other gentlemen of fortune and consequence, who have been recommended by Mae and cured by Mr. Guest. lam, dear Su, your old friend and humble servant. Jossus BANOS. Lynn's Inn, De*. 9, 1799. (Cale& 75, &c. is a future Paper.) On the4lth inst. the Lady of Captain James Young, LN. d a daughter. On the 10th inst. the Lady of Admiral Wilson, of Sok" Hall, Suffolk, of a son. MARRIED. On the 14th of Serember, at Cbittledroog, In the Eller Weal . Lieutenant and Adjutant Wilkinson, id battalion , 13th relPaNll6 N. I. to Miss Frame, only daughter of the late I,leutenaat•Ca b• Del Frome,-of his Majesty's rid regiment of foot. At St. Ann's Church,, Dublin, Dr. Auchmuty, of Athloot to Harriet, fourth daughter of the late ItLhard Bourne, En. 4 . Fatbard Castle, county of Wexford, DIED. Saturday last, Christopher Kar e, Esq. late flints . of kit ALP' jestv's ship Britannia. Wednesday, at Lambeth, Mri. Bligh„ wife of RearsadoOria Win. Bligh. 'I hursday, at the Vicarage-liou4, Coudlurst, in the Mar e. of her age, Charlotte-ABleck, eldest daughter ..f dia Ito. W. fi• ILrrison. • At Inv( rtirei v heal-quarters, on the 6th Inst. after sir i Inc ks, Adjutant Ales. Fraser, of the first Invartwersh. llo militia. At Lamborn, parish of Irvine, !anet Reid, aged 109 ; AFDegower, the Rev. Philip Morrison, Minato' ofillflo•- pel at &lambic aged a 3. At MeV, &lite, on the 29th uk. Sir haws Caloybdis all i of AberucMil, in 89 th year of hL LONDON i Printed by Levet. 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