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o I 11 r ADMIRALTY . OII JTJNIt 35. ITChant, chi 15th hitt. theitth init. . II .: 1 ' k; i ` J A.rroa iLe LOA DUN G ETTE, jaw 35, 1803. ritnt/st of • lett r front the How.u. able WILLIAM COIC.CIVALLIS I of the Lilo,. &c. to S r Lvet *NIPLAN, Sart I have the how .er to inelofe, for the information of the Lotds Commiffioners of the Admiralty, a let ter which I tcreiled this day from Captain slams, • t the Ru-set., informing me th.rt the vet el •-ji .1,1 • .1 the 3 1 in4ant pv.•ved to he the Betfcy . French National brig, from Martinitvieto Brefl. &assn., lases, June 3,1/e3. Sir—f beg leave to inform sou, that the veffel chafed the 4,1 intlant proved to be the Bette! , }tenth National brig, commanded by Citizen Monts, En- Ceigne fie Valffean : Sailed from Martinique the 14th 01 April, bound to Breit, was pierced for fur guns, but had only, four on board,. and twenty men, in cluding Officers. I found her in lo bid a ilate, not h a v in g either movifions or notes on board, that I thought it mall advifable to -deflroy her. I have itlfo taken two Dutch gitiliots, and fent them into Ply =Oath. I am, &c. (Signed) a. WILLIAMS. Corr of another ktter from the Honooroble Wit. LIAII . 7OIIIWA et s.Motiral Blue, St:. to Sir EVAN NIPZAti, Bart. dated Sir—l have the honour to inclofe, for the infor- Ina'inn of the hot d. Commiffioners of the Admiralty, a letter to me from Captain Armies's, of the Deacon. giving anaecount of his having, in company with the Lineman*, early this morning,fallen in with and cap tired the French National corvette Ls Colombo, from Martinique bound to Brett. I have the honour to be, dm (Signed) W. CORNWALLIS. DRAGON, at Sea, J une It, 1803. Sir—l have the honour of acquainting yon, that I, tally this morning, fell in with and captured, in company with his IsTajefty's (hip ENVY MION, the Na dental corvette la Colombe, copper hot turned, pierced for fixteen guns, and had on board 65 men, 4o days from Marrinien, bound to Brea, and commanded by Citoyen Cacao, Lieutenant de Vailfeau. I have the honour to, be, & . (Signed) J. AY L M Copy or a letter from Admiral Nl•rrnotr, Coutmande in Chief of his Majeftv's Ships and Vete!, at Portfmouth, to Sir I. TAN 201SPILAN, Bare. dated the Loh tat. Sir—Be pleated to inform t he Lords Commilfioners of the Admiralty, that the A Leine hired cutter, corn. manded by Lieutenant MAYSON Walnut, employed on the fervice of railing men, has brought into this port, the Marengo French privateer, of four carriage guns and 26 men ; the had been only two days from Cherbourg, and had not made any capture. Fot their Lordthips' further information I enclofe them Lieutenant Weraor's letter. I have the honour to be, Sec. (Signed) C. MON TAGV• Acatore, Porthrsoutb, June 54- Sit —I have the honour to acquaint you, that emit. ing. purfuant to your diredions. in his Majelty's hired armed cutter ALsiou, of fix guns, twenryteven men ; at three P.M. June 24. we Taw a cutter hand ing towards, made f,il in Chace ; at five we brought her to aliens, when, after a clofe engagement (within piflol (hot) of an hoar and twelve minutes, the (Intel her colours, and proved to be the Marengo, Frtn.:h cutter privateer of four carriage guns, twenty-fts men, loos Siena GRANGSR, Captain, b:lnnging to Cherbourg ; file is. a new tr,lTel, pierced 17 .r eight sThad painted on her Rein o Fly of Calve.," two yTfrom Cherbourg, and had not taken any thing; there was not any perfon wounded on board the A L stow, we had a few Ant in onr hull, and one gun difmounted ; the Marengo had three men wounded, one badly. and his fails and rigging cut to pieces. I have the honour to be, &e. maestro swum. t, bowery° eraser, yowl 15. The VIM* been pleated to appoint Spatter iiinith, Ef-. to be Ida May s finny Estraardinary at the Court of his Scream illghn TTaa the Beeler • Wurtentherg. The King has GM been pleated to appoint Henry Within Wil liams Wra Ili to held. M lefty's Envoy Erin ordinary at the Court of his Same High.* the EledLe of Saxony. ne lUng has albb beta pleated to appoint Spiridion Forel% Pfq. to be itis MaJetty's Reid.= to the Republic of the Seven Lends. . The King has sibbeestpleafed to appoint Henry Savage Testate Ithi. cobs Sea ' Majesty Catgut General in the Ratan Ports In the Mack The Mg Ms alfo been paned to-appoint Waller Wright. Efq. to he bb MOW* Centeno the feverld porta of the Republic of the Seven Viands The King has alfo bees plenfeil-ed appoint Chula Deals, Efq. to be his Madelty's Cenral ail:Mita Vecchia. WHITINALL, Jona 18, 1803. The Ring has here plated to gram unto Francis Plaißow, of Deoartfhlroltreet, Portland Place, mod of Potter-Bar, In the pa sta of Smith Mimi. In the county of Middlefes, Efq. Randier at Raw, his Royal Rome and authority, that he and Mr (tue may take and ore the Romanic, and bps the arms of Trapaud, In addi tion to the Romano sod srms of Plaiflow ; not only in teßininny of his gnetfoland ainfainase relied for tbv memory of his late node and mint °maul Cyrus Tripod, and Mrs. Catharine Tra p ad. deemfod. but aro in compliance with a regent contained in a codicil to hd la& will and transient; Ina arms !Icing Mt duly ezesupillird meordingto the Laws of Arnmand recorded hi the He raids' pace : And If' to order, that this his Mainly' nod declaration be regißered in his College of Area. MIIITtN•LL, juut 21. Tie Rini/barn slit been pleated to gran: unto Nicholas WMlain bßeyof Gray's Inn. in the County of Middlarva, (ftcond ion of Sir Matthew White Ridley, of !futon and Blagelon, in tit, esaney of Northumberland, Bart. Repro:factitive in Parliament forte town of Newcafile-apon•Ty nc, by Dame Sarah Ridley, his artfe, daughter and rola heir of Benjamin Colborne, late of Bath, la the comity of Sonarrfa, Efq. deccafeJ,) his Royal licence and authority, that he and his lake may take and ore the fortrame, and bear t• e arms of Colborne, In addition to the fumarnc and arms •of Ridley: in compliance with an eaprcfs condition In the Wt will and teltsmcnt of his (aid late maternal valcdfatha Benjamin Col borne. Efq. as alto to trail; his grateful refpcci for the mrtnory of the tollator; fut h arms be tag Irft duly atempilfied according to the laws of arms, an I recorded in the Heralds' Office And al • lots order that this his Mikity 's comedian and declaration be re. giftcrod is Ida College of Arms. WHITINALL, /CNC 25. • • • ' • • Th Kin, has Ism Oared to grant the dijuity or a Darooet of doe United Kingdom of Grcat Britain sod Inland to Gersrge 1 aro Barlow, FN. ahfoothar of the Council of Fort William, In We Eitt Ind:cs, and the kW tn.& of Ws body lawf;dly " Me Inn boa been *del to order a Cot* d'Elire to pars the Crest Seal. empowering the Precentor and Chapter of the Cathe dral Chinch of S:. David, to eke a Dillow of that fee, the fame being add by the death of the Right Re,erad Fat her h God Aldine George Murray, commonly called Lord Gentle Murray, late Hilltop thew& and his Majtlty baa alto hes pleated, by hie R o y a l Ingo Manual. to recommeml to the f .14 Precentor and Chap rix the Reverend 'Me Bends, Dakar he Lifyinity. and one of the Prebendaries of Durham, to be by than deded lithop of air tell lee of St. David. The Xing has alto been ph trod to order a Cone crEllre to pafs due Great Seek empowering the Dean a,.d Chapter of the Cathe dral Church of Ferrer, to end a lillsop of that Le, the (saw b hog void by the death la the Right Reverend Father ill OA Ihsetoe Meaty Reginald rourtenay, late Rithop thereof ; and his :rl.4rity has ads bees ph.-a:cil, by his Royal Jigs Maenad. to recommend to die read Dean and thawr the Reverend John Rene, Inane ht Invade,. and me ' 4 the Prctmod.rien of WYtndfer, to be by that deltd libegje r sbild kw". ll e 0 c R ' ,; 1 I 3 ' • . ‘' i k • 3 I , ; ( : 'l . i 1 . . . i• :1 1 b .... , !I.?. p .4 1 : . I 1, i t .1 ....1 . t .,, 1: 4 , • ii ' .i , t • 1 1 , .., . , , I I , . . . , 1 •il _., 4 1 ). . .. 1 . , 1. 1 . II ; A'•o .II t.. • 1114 I° Pr' 11 MILITARY PROMOTION& CoratnilEon in the North Hants Militia, figneel by the Lord Lieutenant. - To be Cawain.qames Harry Hawker, Efq. rice James Oro ,Itfq raped. Dated June ts, '603. Comm.ffiun in the Royal Radnor Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Thomas Fowler, Zit to In Captain of &Company. Dated June so, 01°3. Cotnniiffion in the 'South Hants Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. I .be Willis, Et,. to be Captain. Dated June 11,1103. Commitficia ligned by the Lord .Lieutenant for the County of Radnor. . _ _ _ To be Deputy Lieuteziant-ZWalter Walden, km Eh. Doted June se.. lllO3. Cununiffion in the Weft York Militia, figned by the Lard Lieutenant. Charles Strawbenses, Goat. to be Lieutenant Dated May 30, tan.; Conuniffrons in the Northumberland Militia, figned _ by tie Lord Lieutenant, 'robe Captains-.Rkhard Cluturbucl, Erg. Dated May 9,1803. Peter Shields. Efq. Dated May as, 1803. William Miller, kfq. Dated June 9, 1803. To be Lieutenant.—Matthew klawdon.Gent Dated June 9,1303. To be Enfigns--James Allan, Gent Dated Mayas, 1803. Patrick Romney, and William Hawker, Gents. Dated May 30, 1803. To be Surgeon.-fames Shields, Cent. Dated May *0,0103. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. July tf.. Abraham Marcus Aridloin, late of London Itreet, near Totteabam•court-road, Middlefer, linen-draper, dealer and disputa', at ten, at Guildhall._ BANKRUPTS. Lawrence Cohen, late of Jewry-ftreet, Aldgate. London, mer chant, dealer and Mittman, to furrender J e s 2. at nine. July 5, at ten, and Augult 6, at twain', at Guildhall. Attomies, Mein, parker, Palo r and Cuppagc, Fifes. ftreet, Straf Thomas Cuffons and William Wawne, bath of Kiognon upon- Hull, merchants, dealers and chapmcn, July t, 1, and Aaguft 6, at one, st the George Ina, Ki eon-upon-Hull. Attornies. Mr. Robert Sandwith. e Hull; or Mr. Henry Rorer, Kirby Itreet, Hatom-Ganfen, London. John Shaw, of Pea's-lane, St. John-Rreet, Middlefes, cheek monger, dealer and chapman. June sit, at nine, July 5. and Aug. 6, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. 1 harms Wild, War wick-Iquart, Navegate-ftreet. . . - . I Annus 'Jones, tat. of Dowlais, Glamorgarthire, gmeer, Ilnen• draper, dealer and chapman. July 7. 8, and Auguft o, at ekv,.n at the Bath Tavern, in Briftol. Attornies, Mr. t.dward Bigg. Hatton-Garden, London ; or Mr. Robert Bin. St. Stephen ftrett. Erato]. Roelof Symons, of Dover, Kent. two! er. dealet and chapman, time zB, July pond Aaguit 6 at ter, at (laildb,ll. Attornles. rites. E.. and J. D-wes, Angel court, "1 hrugmortoo deem. London. Mac Willem, formerly of the Cape of Good Hope, and bow or late of Thornhaugh ftrert, Middlefes. Dodtor in ?byte and a werchmt, dealer and ehapsian, July 2,9, at twehre. a. d Auguß 6, at ten. at Culldball. Attorney, Mr Hays, Furnivars-Inn. court, Hoftwen. J. hn bawyer and John Kettlewell, now or late of Leeds, York- BIM, merchants, deakrs chiipmen, and copatmen, Jely id, rB, at the Black•bull Inn, BirftaU and Auguft 6, at the Haul Inn. Leeds, at cm. Attornies, WO& 0011.1%1 and Son, Budder& &IC II Mr. burp., No z.z. t honesty-nine. Lasko. LAW IN2 ELLIGENCE. I COURT OF KING'S BENCH. NH! ss. 11111 ICING M. Mt wnicarrit CANAL COMPANY. Mr. Gaaaow prayed that the Rule might be tuf pended which was obtained by Mr. CLAIMS for a Mandating: to crinpel the Company, at [betr private espenee, to make certain relervoir, of uater r , which hey were bound to do by the Act of Parliament wh;th ittrot pewees! them. . Th.: fafi was, that C"mpany had already ex p:ttvd all their croir.ll fithfcribed r ..d had not the means of„conil rutting dude wor k ( which were merely for the benefit or Ow mil booming millers, who had not lug a drop 01 wate , b. Ili: Canal), without felling thole storks at an immente lota. Lord lf,r.t.twauanucti lard, as the Company was bound by di; Ad of Parliament to make thefe refer voirs, the Mandamus: mutt be granted. Canal Cum• panic, mull in future calculate better the prafticabi iity of theii plans before they propofe them to the Legillature. and atk for Aifts of Parliament. TM[ KING O. DAILEY. Mr. Gee toe: moved for the judgment of the Court on the DelenJent. Mr. Et►n , t. conael for Mr. Da' ley, raked if there would 6e any inconvenience if it were to Iland o'er till the nett term The DefendAm i. in coliody._ Lnrd ELeewarmouou oblerved there was a for feiture in this cafe. His Lordniip defired he might be brought up on tilunday t • receive the judgment ot the Court. RAIIII&S CORPUS. Mr. Eat eon. on the part of Mifs Willis, finer to Dr. Willis, moved for a writ of Habeas Corpus to be direaed to the Matthaei, that this unfortunate Lady might be brought up to that Court. that the might be fent to Neegate for the purpofe of taking the benefit of the Lords' Aa. That aa direaed, that all pertains aaually In cullody on or before Mardi s, slot, fliould be entitled to the benefit of it. And it pro vided. that all the keepers of gaols, in the different counties of the kingdtim. Ihould deliver in lifts of the prifoners in their euftody. oa or before that period, for debts not exceeding tscol. He took the con. nration of this ciente of the ant to be this: That in order to entitle perfons to the benefit of this as of Parliament, and that there Mould be no initials, of perfons not actually in cuilody, all the jailets in the kingdom were direeted to make lilts, upon oath, of the names of all the ptifoners in their embody at the period marked out by the A& of Parliament. The prifimers themfeltres were alto to make oath, that they were in cuftody before and at that particular day. The Aa then gave authority to the lonises at 'dims to make a warrant under their hands, to entitle thefe perfons to be brought up in order to take the benefit of the Infolvent Aft. The difficulty this Lady bad. was difclnfed in het affidavit, that (be was smiled on the t Bth of Auguß, !Soo, and continued in the gaol of New•gate till Oc tober Bth, stiot ; on that day (he was ►emnved by Heim: Caps, to the Ding's Bench. On the a7th of November, 18ot, Se was removed into the cultod• of the Warden of the Fleck, where the continued till January 9th, !Sot, when (he was removed back to the King's Bench, fo that the was in cuftndy in one of there goals. The Maoa►al found difficulty in obey ing the warrant of the Junkes for her liberation, al ledging. (arid Mr. Eassina admitted it wasa reafon able doubt) that this Lady was not in the lilt of Pri• fosters made up by him and (worn to on the loth tSOI. She was In Mr. Kirby's lift, being in his cuflody at the time the lids were made up. and it the were kin back to that culto..iy, there would be no difficulty. Mr. Pftice LAWIt sic, fuggefled fume difficulties to the doing of this to a civil cart. The Court at laff indulged Mr. Erikine with a role to thew eAu.re why a Writ of Habeas Lela, thould uot be gratttel to bring up this Lady for that purpofe. ■nd to terve it on the Plaintiff, and ail the palms at whofe fuit the is in cuflody. Lord ELLiNIOROUOM fAid the Court would try what they could do for her.—Rule to Brew mute granted. T2IDAY, JIM 24. GALLOWAY V. SIR JOHN HON SYWOOD, MT; _ . . . This was an scion for the value of a horfe. Mr. ERSIUNI Rated, that the Defendant. was a Gentleman who was formerly very much upon the tul; and had •bought at various times run aing horfes and colts from the Plaintiff. The purchafe of a colt of the race breed was a mere fpeculation : if they turned out equal in (peed to their lire and dam, they were of great value, and pointy Worth much afore than the price paid for them. If their fpirit however, he not equal to their genealogy, their value when horfes would be much inferior•to the price paid for them when colts. This was the cafe in the pre fent inilance—where a colt by a horfe called Baikal, out of a mare whole fire was javesn, was fold to the Defendant for 2621. . ••••• The Defendant firft pleaded the flatnte of limits tions, and afterwards that he had not received .he faid colt. Mr. G ARROW Laid, that his Client, Sir John Honey wood, was a very honourable man, although fome times not overburdened with calh. He was ready to fubmit this horfe account to the arbitration of any Gentleman.—Referred to Mt. Lowten. N! v. THOMPSOM• This a•as an anion againfl an Executor on a bond of tool. given as fecurity for the honelly of one Cooper, who was employed as Book-keeper at the Angel Inn, St. Clement's, on the recommendation of James Marfit, now deceafed, who executed this bond. Mr. ERSILINI fisted, that he could prove defalca tions in Cooper's accounts to an amount confiderably greater. Mr. Paxa, on the other fide, Rated that there de falcations were after tit death of March, who had given this fectirity. He admitted that the executors were bound to anfw•er any defalcations in• the life.' time of Marfh ; but he thought it Would be extreme ly hard that a man's family lhould be bound for an indefinite time by a bond grien merely as a fecurity for the homily of the perfon recommended. The Learned Counfel cited fume authorities which be via ceived were againa this fuppofition. Lord Ettswartaooeu laid, that whether it was a hatillhip or not, it was certainly the law, 'that if a man gave a bond as fecnrity for the good conduit of , any individual in any olfi , e, this bond was binding on his executors as lung as he continued in that o ffi ce : he had himfeli known a fimil sr bond of to,oool. paid by mentors, although the bond was executed 2o years ago. Mr. PARK raid, he %jilted this alight generally be known, as it would make men a little mote cautioub in entering into fuch reeurities. l'he verdid was then given for the.plaintiff, lab jeB to a reference on the accounts. NEWTON V TALBOT. This was an anion for an affault. The parties were both journeymen fmiths. and the affault corn• pinked ot. was the throwing a lump of iron At the plaintiff. which, however ' • did nr: hit him : this ac • lion was con fi dered. both by the Court and the Jury. as a trumpery isai , n, brought forwarding. !he put pole of putting colts tato the attorney's pocket.—Vet dia for plaintiff—Damages one farthing. WHATIA Ir. RIPPINHAtI. This was an anion of trefpafs for breaking intothe houfe and worklhop of the Plaintiff, an anehoilinith at Wapping, and preventing a number of men, who were at work upon an anchor, front firifltiog the fame, in confequence of which an injury was inflamed. Mr. PARR laid, this cafe was d'fferent from the fail; the Plaintiff was indeed the trailer of the men who were engaged in the tail cause, but he had not, a , Mr. Comer (fated, urged the paltry action into that Court; the station arofe from the tagacity .of his Learned Friend, who knew he Mould become Conn ie' again( the Plaintiff, and had therefore fpoken in order to prejudice Mr. Whates in the opinion of the jury. Mr. Etfkine had now become Connfel• for the de fendant ; he would, however, not fail to aptly Mr. Erfitine's description of the Plaintiff in the prefers' cafe, namely, that he was a refped'able anchorfenith at Wapping; the Defendant was an Attorney, by whole conduit the Plaintiff had been perpleked ind haraffed almolt beyond credit. The (hop then occh• pied by his client, it feemed, had been claimed by • Mr. Laurence, who made application to Mr. Rippen ham to ejet him ; hut as the Plaintiff had been in poffeffion a confiderahle time, it was found neceillry to terse no lets than five wain of tight, in'order to turn him nut, the lett of - which the Plaintiff negledestter enter his appearance to, *Mil the morning after the regular time; the Defendant immediately ifinedout another Piercers from the Common Pleas, whielii;as let afide by that•Conrt.'on the grounds that the con. due of the Attorney had been extremely imptoptr. On the 7th of May the Plaintiff entered his appear ance, and on the Lath the Defendant came into..the' fbop of Mr. Whates; the men were then at yn* on the anchor of a (hip that was to fail the next morning: l the fire was ordered tole put nut, and the woamen„ were told, when they lemontlrated, that they Ihould not work there Any longer. The place was awe. dingly locked up, and the Plaintiff turned out with. his family, nnd the collet:menet was, the latter loft* the fale of the anchor, which ,remained rinkld eight months after. The Learned Conflict concluded with nbferving, that he had no doubt bur the Jury would give thnfe damages which the Plaintiff was en titled to.--The evidence called in behalf of the Plain tiff proved the fats already stated. Mr. Fastens contended that the Defendant had only done his duty as an Attorney, by going with the Officer to execute the writ of rigl t ; the latter had not committed a trefpafs, nor had lie behaved mali cioufly. Lord Eeeresoinvon laid, the (petition the rdy 7 . • had to decide upon, was the dan o r xes th e Planta! wa entitled to from the lots follaine,i by the floppage of the anchor. He obfenred, that malice with refped to the De tendant's condo& was no to he confideted; they would only give Inch damages as would tom penfate for the lors fufiained. The Jury, eller fume deliberation, save a verdift .for thrPlaintili—Daenagei 51. 11TRTH. Lad, %frappe& was lately elei;eted of a daughter on Pridiip morning about eight o'elotk, at hie Lordfhip', bode kikl4lll-11 ri it. Her Grace the Dade& of Devine:Are fat op with her daughter all the preceding night. MARRIED. On the itSth lat. the Rev. jam.% thiwectl, of &event " to Mah Lyfoftl, of the former pima • 1/11 , The Hee. Mr. Folen Dot. P. tee Woreetter, untie et t Petry. CARSHALTON • SURREY. TO DE SOLD BY PRIVA re CONTRACT. Py Mr. CHRignii, I . A Singularly Elegant LEASEHOLD St , .ne built 31 . VILLA, whit four Rail Stable, Coach and C airy Haifa. satnersas attached and detached ufi es of every deferiptian,foind to a fatally ; emollient kitchen-gardens in r•rt walled, and weft planted with a Idealon of wall and Moduli iluit trees, fall eroppert.lndion ground, and twa ric► mea lows, in the till IS about ten acres, dellrably fimate it. thg dcllghthal Village of CARSHALTON, as remarkable for the repcdtabSit v of its 11,6 habitants. as the form ndiag country is for the pknitude pi field (port; the Houk is finilhed on as approved von:pact pLar. Rone•bullt, and furnithed in a Rile of Angular taftc and noonefs r feared in the midft of a beaatifal plearnrevorind In part paged in. ' lawn, open and Rudy walk!, fringed with for fp an darneftie valuable plants, embelliibed with a rapid truer ftream, fuller/tom. which never freezes, nor o►erfows its banks, ellpre twldge abase* and neat green and (*fakery bout, richly Rocked, forming In the whole a [pert/nen of taite and elegance, and rendrred a mill de• Trab'e objeet to a (mail Family. Alfo a rich frechol t vneudcrw nearly adjoining. of about lie acres well ilifpofct, in point of 6134, that and form of grounda, to r , ett a villa upon flant Ia tram the village by inkling gates, palled in part, and , on the reveird Lk the Carftralton River. To be viewed by Tictets,to be had in Pall Marl _ _ CAPITAL FRYIsHOI.p MA No It /N 1-10 USK sad asTATEs in SONS VASE I SHIRK, • • Eight Mika from SUM. Tire, lye from Welk Ft teen from Batik and within Half • Mile of the Turnpike Mord ft me silks" al khan*. tO SE SOLD IPif PUBLIC AUCTION, At the Exclunge 'agree hnufe. in SIAM, on Hide?, tba Al of July nett. b Immo the Hours of One mod Two, antra dib pri of in the mama time by Private C4l/11114, of stitch Mak* will be given, 1 HE MA NOR of BUTCOMBE with the CIP;%I M ANSION•HOUSE of BUTCOM BF COURT, In MOT pkte Repair, and ,tit for tbe Immediate Radcliff of • 'arse genteel Sanely, with movement Oatboufto, Stable", Coacti-ItistUis walled (Laden, Hot honks, likafure groond, and about *wee Ayes of Ilia nature laird, forming a Lawn around the Hoek: Alfo the Manor of RV tCOMBE THRUBWM.L. end thS Mellon Dairy Farm of Thrybercilacally Tyth-.frce.witb nor/ good Farmlioufe and Outhotifes appendant thereto. and about Onit Hundred and fifty Acres of Land. For y.llac of which are Ara*. The whole of the shore Pranges adjals oath ether. base R VIM Common belonging to them, and are of the eerily Value of Me Hundred and Fifty Pounds, and will he fold feparate or together. Alf. the Athrowran of the Rediory of Butroenbe. wit!. Ytftptuna Acres of Glebe Land brioniAng thereto. wLicb with the Ty-bat of the Para. at a atuderate Ccomplebtinn according to else SIN Value of tl.e Mites, it worth Two Hundred Pounds a pest. The MLitts are in a genteel Neighbourhood. the Alarionalsomall with Game. sad are in a hoe Sporting Cinnte y. eff Apply for bather Particularity Perim. or by LetterVall paid) to John Sayery, Efq. in Mittel 11, Premifes may be Armed. with Tietets only. to be Rad Peon Mr. John Stephens, Audioneei, in Drilla, and the Pottliten mug be had.. compiesting the Purchafe. DROPS?. "UR. antMOORE, of Sonthampton•builiropy . Holborn, LA414011. (late Upon at Dainties) bap New to acquaint the Pahl*, that be continues to Atwell PAileiailb the different fpeeles of this Warder, both in ToWlmodGostamattfe Or be may be stoyfultei at Hoene io general emery imiessing MUD t o'clock. audio panic -War mery Monday frataSce to M- M.& No Letters, maids polt paid, wN berm. wed. -m ho BILIOUS sad GOUTY PERDO?II. +-__ T'HE Rev. WM. BARCLAY envielklr MOM. . r anis hi. 'Patent A..eitaliires PIIL which at • file did certain Relief In that,: Mordent. The Wrapper ocenismantyins each Doi contains the Names of many .allAingiebhydned 10411% known Perrone wbo have receive _ the gmatelt Dcwesit ham libb thi re Pills. Oentlnwo etn4 to tbe Emit and Welt balks are paidemarlyve. commended to take .a fupply, as they ore a canals awe lira Ted. w Fever. Rind, to Lawlor wily. at the Elaborate'', No. 3ye greet, Coventlardes. la Boxes see lid tacit. Duty • • While Rotation relaireo a tchaprory IUItR.•WATSON, Surgeon..lo4,l4o 11Edoil atersts Iscoraroodste'L.dles in ii dry and retired Smt. t Inn, with Apartittermit to lyeas, on terms (Ikea to their eitti&• lances and Rtaadaa is Lfe • thefr Liana pat met es Mote, did humanely Omen care of ; a nd aa Nnisomifty Waco him to oar his afiftance to alleiaie the hot tare of coscealed r am tatters ambit Ladles will lid on application to him tae Paull attention, ante sat profound looney. Letters (poibpaid) to Mr. Wation, Ragas and Mat... Wee% or to Mis. Watfoo.-Mldwlfe, N0.:09, Cheri me-lblviet..dinikt• Meal iladdriat'a-bridge, wank airs tie MR painted awomikai Ware may be had. The PILL lENEDIC lA, mt Slits per looz,A can/naiad cffedeuil Rarely to reason ail Otoltru§itiohi Boa irreviaride.llol Weaselled Medidne tier Mil Lrisp x/ HN ProleiTione I Men of mitiettionfaid tiliv • • fpeenthEit y 'Waft from thc general fylicst by the felt of a pecullar•Erareh• the flimflam of lag sioldaseg; Rama 1 . . 1 4 tali criterion of feperhitity. len yews have I demoted my 'rift* to dot emeembentreamade of THREt a'el Ole accefsful reran el. sy pkill gtves ame Mal% sal ardour to ono* as far. as l arc Ode the rages el their complaints which are tams& loopertait la tlismit kigoe ',rhymed+ Masada,' • After k.irfatba. into 'every- branch as as Ann" =I farad a wilt at an null of Pea to nacos from the ignorance rt ttnedteeated Men. or the equally einagorein precipitate/ a general Pradtitionaro . The • FHR ESP ISOILDERS,to thecae of width Dora &Mat ay anemias; ownprise every IporJes •ENERIA I IRMO. TION; whether of • reams or hang dinotinrovalfy, 4111 tine of DEBI LltY, Whether asking front the habits of Schoolboys, Or lbelndulgence of mature age, and kllp that arraignment M del fyltemin Women *kith embed BARR E NNEs:: ors' f •• MLA nr. Niuseinua difeafes are the reek of Ignenmee or hale is Nat treitme4 of a ample Onnombea, asst k not unfrtquoisly hem poois that the fads at Ufc are palmed bythe isdiferetiton of an ungissitas •ol b.wr. lay a itlyerke method foci complaint. an nobly coma. 411 ed even when others have failed, I end that I may preiss.e to of er a radical re efts blianness. Few, however. are the mks of comp&med Mira lat the dif. ne.ler, compared with the crimes's, foliations of Men, whit hem in. ulgroce Ina SOLI fARY VICE, or the previsleue Gaieties 4 a ial'hionahl. Life, acquire teat Ilate of Delany wads welsh onavoidable coefequenee of fu.:h passiciaart Mhos. • Where the unhappy fidget er broods over Me agar?. bat tarePerf conceal his snisionme, is may be loose veofolation for Mos en helm, that although it be an °Wail of ilmitit or werseralney.w* otter Pratilthilers, the removal of there DO FICIPPICIIEI3 by lbw gradual pergola of renontkos as the aersneut ofyoyesper fears. If the rates of Barelfae or Venn haft Mom re Math Om* M. , pow, much walk ty will be prevented by an early neat radtim 4 Oh languid nate, and In there cafes no ghat dfeculties we mem But where titli dellclency has fur woe t.sitted, a p per Perr feet-nom is inelinculitilv requiem to evelge the flumbering fparic of .1t... to rt -st•imate the estMittoton MARRIFD WOMFN. ;who have long beds difyysebord ■ tb4r ti . taboo . (0 Pearly, may am dot So awl r Kant s (ask .re varabie by Medical The ECK lA. t whkh Is Co eir;stial to al sollermirlog, ad de . %alike i no vrtholt Hume pediment to Kam term rh, ea% ar wy preterenea. net It. naszseence tea this Intletatias Moen, *et Mr BRIM ft •y 4e cavelike.: perinea* far to Imam belosang (male:we) at Ms lhoote, No. s A tuetet-drcet. *mode near reetpt..b..• 111 re is to nidltinnal entrance in WaterAftet aPvlOlll4O6ll the wait i• en lama en . I “ers. _ _ W. ik kL. Meer NAm UMWlop 0: 1041000. - - • LOIN: Maud auJ ./ 1 I (of CA. teaboryiuwe. I amtpta; at Use al, as Off lea No. t , Carl . emu 14611111.4 alfir at thy STA' Orem, lemm a * aut. IWI