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AM R "'A. MIRANDA . J XPEDITION. ritom THi NATI , NAL INTELLIGINCER. The two fl-ufes of Congt els brought their affirms to a dole on Monday night at about eleven o'clock, when an adj-tunment took place to the &II Monday in December. That boliners which excited moll attention, ming led with perhaps becoming warmth, was the peelen tatton by Mr. Q2iney, of - two memorials, one from Samuel G. Ogden, the other from William Smith, of the City of New York. The mem-tisk ate very long, and give a minute detail - tf the ciirliniflances *fledged to have attended • the expediti.n of Miranda, acknowledged the parti cipation of the meniorialifts in the enterprifc ; —and declate it to have been their impreftion that the ex pedi!ion was countenanced by the implied fanaimi of. 1 1, e Piefidvnt and Secretary of Stare. The memo tialsils further complain of the unjuft and illegal proceedings of the Circuit Court of New York. The memorials are couched in language, uneornmo'aly acrimonious, and afcrihe to the public agents un worthy and impure motives. After the reading Of there memorials, an interefling debate enfued. Mr. Lynn reprobated the ftyle and contents of the petition, and moved that the petitionersihould have leave to withdraw their petition. Mr. Williams, of New York, inveighed in terms of firong indignation, again ft the nature ind tendency of the attettipt. He pronounced it unprecedented, while a profccation was reram fairs, for the accitfcd to come forward, and attempt to wreft their cafe from a legal tribunal ; declared his total difbeliereif the charges criminating the Executive, and fpoke with the greatell emphafis of the enottnity of the efforts of men thus u ated m diffeminate fufpicion with regard to the motives of the Executive Govern ment, and laid it was ridiculous to imagine that any legiflative inquiry Gould be Made on the very IA day of the Se Pion. Mr. Quincy role to explain. He raid he deemed it his duty to prefcnt the memorials, difelaimed all intention to can a cenfure on the adminiftration ; but he thought, confidering the fatt alledged by the memorialifts, it was proper to Make inquiry;--and added, that from circurnflanres known to Gentlemen on the floor. the Executive had been advifed of the fitting nut of the Leander time enough to have pre. vented her failing. Mr. Quincy was followed by Mcffrs. Smilie and Rhea, or renneffee, who delivered opinions nearly the fame with thofe of Mr. Williams. Mr. Jackfon then rote, and pronounced the memo rials a tiffue of falfehoods and calumnies, bafelf in tended to defame the Government, and denied that the Executive had poffeffed the information Rated by Mr. Quincy. After a few remarks from Metrs. Mumford. Me ters, and Bidwell, Mr. Early offered the following re folution : Refolved, That the chines contained In the memorials of S. G. Ogden and William Smith, are, in the opinion of this Houk, uofupported by any evidence which to the raft degree criminate, the Executive Government of this eedintry—.4bat the laid nsemo rials appear to have been prefented at a time and under elecum. 4 1 nee* invidioully calculated to mite unjult fu(plclons In the minds at the good people of this nation. assinn the ekilling Ad. imlniaration of the general Government —and that jt would be hi;hly Improper In this Hoare to take any Rey whirl might In fluence or prejudice a civic now depending in a legal tribunal of OIL Linked States—therefore, Refolved, That the red Memorials be. by the Clerk acids Houk, returned to thole from whom they cane. Mr. Clark required the previous quellinn, which was taken by yeas and nays, as follows : " Shall the main queftion be now put r—Yeas, 74 —Nays, is. The quellion was afterwards carried by 7o to is. Captain LARMODE is appointed to the EMERALD frigate, fitting out at Deptford. Neatly too.oool. in Prizes, and only four days to draw !! ! Nnw is the time to adventure—a few days mull determine the whole. The purchafe of a tingle Ticket may prefent you with 20,b001. befides the chance of the inferior, prize of scx . ol. &c. The nest day of Drawing will be Saturday. 'rickets and Shares, warranted undrawn, are on fate at Saar rr and Co.'s Old Office in the Poultry. Sunday fr'nnight, at four o'clock in the morning, a horfe belonging to Mr. M'Evoy, of Kildare.fireet. Dublin, !bated for a wager of pa guineas againft time, upon the North road, to go t ti miles in one hour, at the other fide of the Black Bolt to the latter place.—The boric won by al minutes, 300 guineas of which wager were Mr. M'Evoy's. Mnoday a woman was bnrnt to death in Mill.lane, Tonley-flreet. She was ben a fhort time before fnmaking a pine at the fire fide, and it is fuppofed that the fell afleep, and let the antes fall in her lap. About three years ago, a man of the name of Gan. refiding at Kirkfiall, near Leeds, infcrted an Advertilement in the Leeds and other papers, in which, in the moil folemn manner he declared, that he was commiffioned by Heaven to announce, that on Whit-Monday, in the year 'W6 4 the world would be defiroyed by torrents of fire. Monday fe'nnight was the ow/a/day. The difetples of Saint George all awaited the event with deep anxiety; tie day came; the Sun as his riling looked threatening; the weather was fable, the duets crowded, the air drongly pregnated wish dell, perhaps of brinollone ; the night approached, and the fun fet.'as cabal. Thus ended this everifui clay, adding another to theisumeroos in fiances of prophetic del,,Ann, for which the prefent age has been fo peculiarly didingoiflted. Estanal applications in eruptive cafes (except thrift wiling Gem Pimple irritation) could withrint any difficulty be primed prejudicial. What pains Nature takes to relieve the health by pulling the oft leading matter to the thin and remove it far from the principle of life I for lite knows, no longer than it can be kept there, does the patient enjoy health. In cling repellents then, what trouble we take en croft one of the moll Winery laws of our benefaerefs.— In taking Spolffinry's Patent Antifeorbutic Drops. the (vernal habit is correded, the health mends, and thus the difeafe dies away. In ferophela, (curvy, gout, rbentnatifm, nervous and bairns complaints, ieperwing on the irritability of the Itomach, relief Is fpeedily given. It is neeelfary to alk for the ' P*. TINT An ri.cnaauvie I)lmm' with the King's duty printed in black ink inflead of red ink, fold as ufual et the Difpenfary, No. is, Soho fquare of a se a t a and al. ss. duty iodated. 7HE CRUIP WITH FOUR LICSI Or'ertl, Junes. Ma. Evirot.- In your papa of lull night I read an account, (copied front the Ha Ativerbyr), of a Mr. a tubip, of Nnifetron, and fame of his acquain tance, wing to tt.e manfi.in of Sir CaaßLis Ho. Tli M. at South Dalton, for .he diverlion of ihnot ing CRO NS in a lto...crer. Now, as people do ast 'boat Carit!s in a Roo as RY in general, I thick Mr. Lucx'ip mull have had mighty good aunt to have (lint one with four legs j there Tore, for your own cre dit, I would advife you in contradia it in your next Paper. i remain, your C..l::tarit Reader, T. 11. LAW INTELLICEACE t iccitner Or KING'. jtusr, atsism, AND ANOTHER V. KEMP AND ANOTMEE. This was an elion for 951. the value of a quan tity of porter calks, furni ihed to the Defendanti, who are tefpellable wine and brandy merchants in Mark lane. The witneffes called ic prove die delivery, proved alfo diat the plaintiffs agreed to frirnith the defendants at fix 'months credit ; and hiving corn. menced their aftion ' by forting the defendants with fpecial writ, feveral days pretions to the &edit expir ing, they were non:Aired, and will have all the coils of the aelion to pay. ANDIRTON AND ANOTHER V. STOTT AND IDLE. This was an anion brought by the plaintiffs, to re cover the difference between the Value of thirteen pipes of Wine, which the defendants, Meffrs. Scott and Idle, had omitted to deliver according to con. train, and at the value of wine at the link fuch delivery Ihould have taken place. It appeared, that the con tra& was it 471. los. per pipe; and the wine, after having the plaintiff's ittirials, A. W. put upon the calks, was moved into the defendant's cellars, from whence it was never removed on account of the ;slain tiffs. Mr. Townfeed, the manes oldie Horns-Tavern, at Kennington, bought wine of the defendants about the time when the delivery Ihould have taken place, and gave them 921. per pipe. Mr. Pas K. in behalf of the defendants, contended that, to fatitfy the fiatute, a memorandum in writing mnik pats between the buyer and feller, or between their embodied agents; and that an anual delivery mun take place, in order to make the contran bind ing, neither of which be Paid had been done ; but after confiderable altercation, Lord &Ls menanuou held, that the marking the wine with the letters A and W. the initials of the plaintiffs firm, Anderton and Wood, was a fufficient memorandum; and the delivery into the defendant's cellar, on the plaintiff,' account, was a fufficient delivery to fatitly the liattue, and make the contrail binding. Mr. t'ARK then attempted to prove, that the defendants had been deceived as to the period of credit they were to give; but that fai ling to the ground, the plaintiffs obtained a verdin for pl. allowing a difference of 41. a pipe. . UNS 3.—MITCALS V. DOUGLAS. This was an :talon, brought by the plaintiff, who is a wet:l-man, againft the defendant, the nu ner of the fhip Thamile, to recover 81. t Bs. 6d. for work and labour performed, ih towing the (rid veffcl from Gravefend to Blackwell. Mr. GARROW who opened the plaintiff's cafe, Paid ht. was at a 101 l to knew what Ittt of defence could be let up, unlefs it was that the defendant meant to take advantage of the expreflion ufed by the Plaintiff's Attorney, when he demanded payment, namely, that the plaintiff wifhed to be paid for pi/wing the veffel up the River, and intended to difpute the plaintiff's being a tiretifiel pilot. If ft, it would avail nothing, tithe fbould (hew that the vettet was towed up the River, and that the charge was a fair one. The plaintiff's cafe was proved, and the de fendant's Counfel obferved, that his client had furnifh ed him with nu available defence. The Jury, there. fore, found a vertha for the plaintiff-81. Its. 6d. AftRICAN V. NARPIR. This was an aetion of affault. The plaintiff is a clerk in a merchant's connting bottle, and with his wife, daughter, and a fellow clerk, lodged in 'the houfe of the defendant. The defendant infifted upon the plaintiff and his family coming home by eleven o'clock at night ; but, as it was imprffible IlriElly comply with this injunction, the defendant, at tall, contented to the plaintiff's having a key. It appear ed, however, that the defendant regretted this acqui. efcence after he had made it, and between it and t 2 o'clock on the t ith of Oatiber WI, lie knocked at the plaintiff's door, and demanded a furrender of the key. The plaintiff was in bed, and being vexed at having his telt broken, he got up, and demanded why he was diffutbcd? An altetcation enfued, fcoundrel and rogue were vociferated, and in the end - the de fendant pulled the plaintiff down flails 1-y his fhitt, and gave him in charge to the watch. The watch man entreated the gentleman might be permitted to drefs himfelf, and in the fetiffle the plaintiff got into the defendant's pat lour, where the latter locked him in, and kept him a prifoner ten minutes. To corn penfate this violence, tliejury gave the plaintiff - a ver did for sl. together with all colts T T. 1111AORAIII. 'Allis was an aelion to recover b..ck the depnfit ney paid the Defendant for an dime, I.ld to the Phintiff at Garraway's. After the clerk the Plain. tiff oiled upon the Dt. fendalit to produce the title.' and the latter handed over to him an ablltaa of it upon 46 folios. The Pl.intiff, however. by the ad- vice of his conveyanetr. objetted to the title, and brought the.prtfent Winn. The objefliuns were unit (lived by his Lordlhip as available, and ale Plaintiff obtained a verdict for tool. NOROAN ANOANOTOPIL N. NAY. This was as afliun for a private nuifance. The plaintiff., who have cartage rewires in Bulb.lane, Can:town veer, complained atonal the defendant, who Is a drug-grinder, that the dull arifing from the indi go, while under the progrefs of grinding. was of fo labile a nature, that it Inlinuated Hell into their houfe, to their extreme annoyance ; iofonmeh that they were deprived of the ufe of one apartment alto getber. and verymoch annoyed in others ; it even got upon the meat while loaning, and made every thing in the honk, even the countenances of thole employed in the band., look blue. It alAn appeared, that a widow lady in the fame neighhourLood, oho heel been made to took kw, haJ caufed an intnment to be prefer red t but as the nuifaitce Was not deemed a public one, thedefenlant WAS acquitted. The tali fame, however.• .. To the prefent instance was proved and the plaintif obaaised a rodid li iiith One Slsillmg damages. MON •sIittiTHSHIR E. near CHEPSTOW. To he SOLD by AUC FION, by Mr STEPHFXS, At th e Whit e lion lon, Broad•lreet„ Brlnd!. on liturifday the Lath day of June hdiant. at Erre o'Cleck in the Afternoon, fob. j ir kJ! to loch co,litioits of Sde as will be then and there pie. dated, voids difpuhd of in the intermediate time by Private Centred. AVERY cornpaß and defirahle Freehold Ellate, called CAESLICKIN FARM. in the Parifh Kerney*, ronfißing of a fubflantial Dwelling Flouft. with other rweeffary Buildings, and by Admeafurement One Hundred and Fifty•llve Acres, Two Rand% and Twenty•throe Perches of .trable, Mca.' dow, and Palters Land. well proportiosed. within a Ring knee, which by a very confiderable expence is Itt•tiight under a rcitilar, courfe of litillaaneiry and a high Rate of Cultivation. From the Orchards in a fruitful year are made Forty Hoe:heals of Cyder. The Houk. Folds and Fields are well fupplied with centlart Springy of Water. The F Rate is beautifelly atuated to the South, and a anti eligibly adapted either for the Gloucefterildre 11111 or Yak Farmer well limbered, at an ear Mance for Lime and Coal, and adjoins the Turnpike Rend keeling foam Nee,:poit to the NM-P.4race . within three miles of Cacrlcon, fix of H' wport. and ten of Chepßow, Seaport and Market 'rowan, and within half a mile of the Firer Ulk, front whence Boats pas to Erikai every week. It commands a pleallog view ol the I •lfleti Channel anti oppofite ('nail, is In a Genteel Nehhsourbood. and ad)las the great Welters. Road, where the Loudon Mall through twilled to Haveriordwelt pales every day. The Coppices and Laiiik are i well docked with Pheafants and other Game. and the ;Organdies abound with Woodzockg :n the Seafaa, within a fhort dli. tatee of the Grouting Hill., and (evert' Paella of fl o w n 's. Tte Pi.ntifts are evititW to elUvers 111' the right of cuttii.g wood far the ufe of the Farm, from a Coppice ut Sixty Aerts near the Idiate. .1 he rwebaler mar he aecontinodated with parr,o(the purchaCe.money on freed' y of the i'r roit s. Fin further pertkulars and in by Private Centre!, apply (letters port raid) to Mr. Wymlowe. Attorney at Law, 't hls tub e. No 31. Corn (Neer. NAM. when an accurate Map may Ibe Teen, and wbo will appoint paler to hew the tact% TO MIL DIXON, APOTSIECoIiT t 6 0 w s ; , SIR —In confecpiente of fereral voyixot to the E. ft ladies, I had c minded a filho el C lON - laint.llo :Leh an earring extent, as to he (comely able :t Ornes.topay atto.lion imp the duties of my o.:p I'l roo6ol the reenromen.latioo of a I was led to make . , risl of your LH.Ln's A11111)111010 Pills, by the ufe of which. fora fbmt time. I eras, to my alloniflimert. diately relieved; and Late b-en, fr a long while, totally free from any return of et antis , vends nets of the rein, nervous and fide bead acLs, heart burns II . ?,tatf• antl carrefpostling fymp•lms of the above cemptai. t. l':or fuccef. of your reatedy has induced me to r.contn.em: it generally, and try brother io particular, third calker of the Muotrofe in hasten , who had labcsred so der a wort', afdi Sinn, If pallible than nryfelf has been In like marner completely cured. 1 am, Sir, your obedient humble 1..r -vatit. RORER f LUCAS , air( Offir,r of the /ion. Eaft Company's/110p Union . . Gravcfend. Julie so, From ,•ts ANN JAMES to Me. DlXON,Apothecary. Bir—l have (lie plea liire to h.toetts yon orate great belie& 1 have received from s..king your Disem's Ana:Hums Pills, that fir:e I have been at Bath, I have bad on eteallon to drink the Water„ nor have I been t , free (roan my bilious cumpl , Int as I new a,,, for Many years, which 1 foh ly attribute to the Pills. Once or twi e I had a algid return of my Bth heed ads ; upon ins arproc.ch 1 .4- a ways take are or two Pills, vel.h.b, the court.: of an hour y generally carry off : they feLlout operate *fits me, witbot.' ttc,• is bile upon the Itomach. I remain yoors dec. Bath, March tp. FLIZ ANN JAMES. Sold whakfak and retail at Mr Butkr's ' No. Cht aphde, corner of Pateroofter row ; and ' , rail by mat Country Medicine Vendee., In Bowes at 6e. and ta pd. each. ADVICE., WREN PROKESSIONAL MEN, eminent for am! experience, offer tittle advice, and exert their phi tides for the cure of-a few reigning Itifeafea, they rife lopeior to that prejudice which is Go jultly etched a id, ft the olvertilkosents of men,ignora...t of the deli principles, and uneducated in the Free. Oft of phyfie. Meffes.ClikklE and Co regular Surgeons. fine dossed by every privilege to prziellee, sod by the uniform future which their mode of treatment for Venereal Complaint* Las hi theta been attended, condi - Are with the fame aOlduity to dltedt their dudes to the cure of every fper.ws ..,that baneful pace, ea wales the removal of thole dillrefling debilities and deedenckaa which prevent, or enibitter the matrimonial Rate. In the cata logue of human infirmities, there are none more afiliding than aide which are the unavoidable ennfzquenee of -an indulgsmos a certain deftrudtive habit The unhappy mniferer broods evealga .misfortunes, athanied to trek relief, until he Is reduced to fuels a Bate of M.fery, as to . render li.e uppraLre. To fuck perfect it will he k confuting tact:nun to knew that they may now, by a new and Ivt lQlok rtnietiy, be reamed to 'heir former viol/Atm-. tional 11/retools and vigour: Weak, related, and debilitated habit,, proceeding either frotn an es cefi of eonjupl and illicit pleafure,,or from along 'cadence in hotelimates, hard drinking, the injudi cious ufe a! Mercury, &e &e. are (Fetidly reltored to health and itrength. • . . . . It mug be a fell evident proprifltion, that Where the aggregate of intact:lust capacity is directed to the treatment and cure of a few peculiar complaints. titre mull be the greater certainty of fuerefs ; tad as a proof of this pet;tion their method of cure is Co particularly expeditious, es well as lafe, and fo evidently fuperior to the common practice, that in tome flight cafes of infedloo, a peered n Rotation is compared in the !host period of TO•gi oars, ILd In thole of lilt tittnat 111•Cteraey, Where other wadi. elopers have teiled, a proper yetfeverance in their plan of treat. meat endures to the pe ler t a fafc, neg....rounded, and lofting re. eftahinment. IST en early applic.tion. the patient will efcape the danger and apeoce of a tedious attendance upon the fiefs expe rienced pradtiouner. Melhe CURRIE ant cO. ma) be confulted at their boufe, No. tS7, Hatton Garden, by patients t f either fee, with the great. eR feereey, honour, and delicacy. Letters from the cos nny are roquetted to Rate particulars of the cafe, pat ;aid, sae hark note, which will be duly arra/end. HAV ING dedicated myfelf to the find!, and been gratified by the r u ng confider - Ale practice in that branch +which I thought prover to fried. I trait that I have not more mit employed my dote thatf thole who, in the extentive held of the profefflon, are occabanally imtnerfed in uncertainty. and cannot always ands that fuces which I, acquired by coatentratlng chi Intellectual power to one clots of &ranters. The dlfeates of DEBILITY are p;cullarly diflreffing, for they bring with them a train of concomitant fytuptom's, and by a &- pi-abort of all vital energy, exigence itfelf become,' ernHtteral.-- , Whether they arife train the prevalence of ill clamp*, the ddtruc. tire habits of fchoolbomor the indulgences of maturity, they re. quire the matt affilumis prokflonal ; Rut by the ignorance of uneducated men, the inriptorna are aggravated, and the conCitti. don is &greyed. Asa MEMEER of the ROYAL COLLEGE of SURGEONS, I ground my pretenflons on regularity of educition, and potTelang every privilege to pro Rice, I feel myfelf entitled to that confidence with which I Lave hl.hCllo been fo liberally honoured. In the fief fenfations of local weaknefs, early application will prevent the calamity of's debilitated frame ; but where the fufferer, from a conftioufnefe.of the unotantineft of the vice which ceded his misfottyne, Is fearful or . the contempt or cenfure of his family phyllelan, and broods his insnrdty with careful concealment, it snug in fatisfatiory fo him to be Aimed rot only of capability of treatment bat alto of toe wog inviolable fecrecy. And in rrecutVineresl Complaints it is poffible to prevent pain danger or dithers ; in the molt compltearrelCal'es it is the acquire ment of excleilve expai.nce in dateline to effed a fate, certain, and fpndy roCliattlilluncr.t. • I tiler the advantage of this experience to thath of either fax who are afilidqd with any kind of ciEentrv; of any fyroptoms of VENEREAL INFECtION. and in all cafes the terms of remu neration are fined on the flat interview. Patients in the reentry are expeded to inelofe a Bank note, and are requited to (ptcify their age and manner of living. MAR IIN BREE, *lobo of the Royal College o" Surgeons, in London. NM Mg. Aruutel greet. Strand. Mon Temple Par. 10 11 - 10/01Arl A lf,Lioit ha q_ 0141 MS. • No. y, Brid,o-itreet, Logsdon. f-FEEI s . it a duty incumbent upon me, to inform you of the very Great and extraordinary Cure I have received from your invalualde Medicitm—LEAKL's P.tTENT PILLS. About two years ago I was attacked with a Vensarat Die nape at, which I treated rather Sightly for tome time, but the It. cafe at length ipreadin e ; 411 over my Body, lavas obliged to apply to the molt eminent of the Faculty, but their affillanee afforded only temporary relief—l went through various Cowles of Saliva tion, and from being rather of a enrpuknt Habit waft:educed t• 1 mere Skeleton. The Ulcers that ([read all over my limbs, rm. (toyed me a complete Objedt, I. that my Irked, Jefpaired of my recovery. When brought to this fituation, I confulered death at inevitable, lust a relating of mine commenting upon the many Cates in which your Pills had fucceedod, I was ioduced to try a box of them, which I thought rather relieved roe, and by pafevcrance for two or three mouths, and following your Dlredtione, I cliks rleneed the' molt unaccountable Rrlditatuni from Pans, the Sam gradually 146111,1 g: I am 1.4.5., perfedlly recovery-di sod wthit , g out &hi I doubt not lot more box, which think esutiou. to take, N.1114.1.4...i.h e, health t , its original r ,•,.. hi, wash the molt heaett.it arntitt.dc that 1 fubferibe myklf, sir, your much obliged butnhle f, +ant, Was. Pita t , ox Deat , f , ate Months fel ''l'v I I ot. P. S. For the pubic b,n f.l I do not °hie* to the above b.;. ; but leave you to art as your own betterjudgatent Qult Prepared and Sold by the !Ink Proprietor. Tnow as Ir/of. , Member of the iteeal Coll Ee of .f , urgweie,Londen, at his Ho • . Mk 9, New 11.44E1-11reet. Where, after a conftwit Wide. of more than thirty-T.% ynn, Ina prse:ice particularly .Jr,& • the Cire • Vener.al Coneviainta, with. that Inviolable few, y which men of Ms prot44.nn should ain ays obArve, he flat..., s Itlenfelf, the adv.,e and albrtaiae he gratteiwoDy adminifters perfore taking this Medicine, will be %Penned, by a illfeernle.g Public, as as advert - Tr laom to be obtained, aid void of until gulty,—Alfo Sold. by ottopolettnent, f t the convenience of tho.fe living ate didana e. at the Perforates, No. 35, M. Alban'te droet, Pall Mall ; the Toy Shop, Nu. io3. Orford-arm ; Mr. Difbortiegh*o, No 7, Fiewltroet Mr. Steel's, Bookfeiler, No. t. U Ralf, Little Tower Hid; Mr. Wedeln's. South bridge, W.dinhunh : Mr. Calwell'a, Dublin; Mr. Billinges, Liver • pool ; Mr. Ataleifon'a, Manche doer ; and by one Perko in every tontiderabee Town in CrWePritate and Inland, in Liana noly pil each, foaled up with lull 5,:4 plain dig dim., wlieraby Perfona of tide, r Sea may Cure tiansfelwe with kale, Speen, 1i... arty. end tefety. Pr;sest Ana lot lecco n 1 j..r. Ja. b.ENT, (at . terns•ra , plaer, 1.48..5etb) at t!. • :'•.rska erflca, N. s, Can n . ttrlet hobiporlSlo as s: Ai brnu,TOri,h Bar, r 3 rn £DfTOR oprits trAt. Ida. Eurrna.....lls lit proilueion, leer under the name of Florio, obtained•a place ;12 your valuable paper, petb4ps you may not deem there unworthy of the fame honour; W fo, the early infertion of ahem will highly gratify, Sir, your humble tenant, A CONSTANT SLUM. Write thyfelf as theiu 'Alt. Bondage, thee an Nil a bitter draught! and though .thouranda btie been made to drink of thee, in all ages, thud an not the kit tEttce.ao that account !" The Suns of morm eislivening. gleam O'er grove, and vale, and frite, and ftn'a ..3 ) But oh ! titer cheer not with their beans The pris'net. High on the tow'r their Minting tight its Salome mocks Ids aching fight, It foam, delative, to invite ForlOtlen joys? Thofe Pry', monattie glooras reftralo, While, turning every thought to pain, Bus, anti fufyielous bolts retain, The Pris'itcr. heir the fame dull enbling tell, That ever Jo) left hours OLill tell, And toll, In chilling founds, the knell, Of Pleaftires loft ! And oh ! could tiem'ry booth to reit The murmurs that diftradt my brealt, Perhaps this aching latart were bleft With tiort-lied Petrel Hut Mcm'ry'.4 the nude of wnc. And hide afre nur forrows For bow can pleafures paR, beR.Vr A fecond Joy I And when to thee in fad delight, Creative Fancy wings her Right, That Joy the gtooms of Rood age Blight My St. John. Oft, where my bounded path atcndi,• Thy fairy form in twiner, ben ti To fee the &lining grief that rend• Thy Pr4'ner ! Thy form, fwect Sylph! can lull to reft The muroirings that my peace infeft ; But doubly it my foul dißrelt When thou art flown I BJt foon the Prifon's night Mall fly, And at the dawn of Lawny, To thee 11l ri4h in eaftgey, My St. John ! • Catharine TIM, near Winebrftcr. MIRTH. On Monday, ad June. at hi. h, u7e at Plynanoth Dock, the Lady of It car Admiral Juan Sutton, F.fq. of a daughter. SALES BY AUCTION. VALUABLE CHURCH PREFERMENT. By Mr PLURA (without ReferYe), At the Great Room, No. 9, john.ltreet, Bath, on Monday, the 16th loft. at Eleven In the For noon, _ . By order of the Afting Devifee in Trutt and Executor of the late Proprietor. to pay cor incumbranc,,s on his Paws. ADVOWSON or Perpetual RIGHI' of PAI RON,VIE and PRESEN riti lON of the RECTORY of COLD.ASHTON.In the County of GLOUCES rRR, &firs. bly, conveniently, and rdvantagenutly Equated near one City of very falhlonable effort. and another of great nwrcancite imereft. being Cx miles from Bath, a... 1 nine from Brlftol ; together with ga acres or t hereabout, of Glebe Land (part of it producMg a large l amina! rent fur the growth of potatoes) ; and eh the Great and Small Tithe, of the Paridlt. which comprifes about aOOO acres of Ardtle and Pafture Ground In the molt cultivated and heft int , • proven nate, a fumy of which hu not been made for many years. The prrf,:nt lortnu'ornt is about the age of st years. Further particular, may b,! had on application, eith •r pertmelly err by letter (pelt paid) to Mari Batcbellor and Potts, Solicitors, No. 5, liatt•court, Temple, London ; or to Mr. Plura, Bath. A DESIRABLE MANOR and EiTATE in SUFFOLK. By Mr. ROPER, At the Golden Linn, in Ipfwich. on Monday the 23t1 day of June, at 12 o'Clock .n noon. (fabled na 'ltch conditions as fhall be then and there produced), 'I'HE MANOR of BURNIVILES in LEVING TON, with the Fines, Qwit Rents. and Royalties ; and a ea. pital Farm, conning of a Farm-honk, Barns, Stables, and aU ne tt Cary Outbuildings, in excellent repair, and upwards of 4t Acres (by forret ) of Ar..ble, Meadow, Failure, and Marfb Land, with thriving Plantations, and a cimfiderabk quantity of Tintbergmw• log therein, lying in the ceteral parifhes of l.evington, Nation, litichlefharn, and Falkenham, In the laid county. tod now in tinr occupation of Mr. John Porter, who has notice to,q at Michael. ma. nest, O. S. The Fltatc is in a good (porting counts y, and the Manor well flocked with Game; diaant from Ipiwicis s milts. and 'mike from Vi'codbritige, both lea port towns. I. all Freehold (except about 6 Acres of Marts land). The Land Tax redeemed, and the ou , g , pill i pl only I. 71 ad per annum. I'art of the martian me. ' nty may remain on the fecurity td the Elsie (if .Wire.!). 'file Front* will Chew the Premifes. For further particular. apply to Mr. John Joffelyn, at Beiftead, near Ipfwich, (where a Map of the haat: may be leen); or to Mr. John gparke. at Wallhatn, In the Laid county, of *boas print ed particulars may be bad 14 days preceding the Sale ; at Mr Ro. pees, the Andilonect ; and the Golden Lion, in Ipfirkb; and the Angel, In bury St. Edmund's.