Star. — London, England, 1803-09-07 00:00:00

it% r-t: i ./.€ l .Y.Dark . GAZETTI :I 9 41. 6. pabmoTioNs. n the lkfilltia- Ofthe-Counties of . Rnfe, C.• ! . '.•.i. . is, Sutherland, and Ctirrnirto, !ivied 'by 1:•c 1 r , : d Lientenain ni the Consity ;if Crotnatty l , • :- • . 'tines, Gent, to be Enbret, vise obn M.Lead; prolamin! .:.., Invent-Whir° AlKitle, bate d 30, 1803 t . ,ki C......u.imithon in the Derbyfbire • ia, ligaed by tile a • .• Lord Lieutesbet. t . L' orge. tiatte, Gent. to be Lieut mane, lutett Ant& sh,floa. .;." ,Intniffion in the De by (Lire 4upplantentity Mtlitlai Agneel.ky A 4 Litaiaant., • ... ~ i it:chard frnrt , . t,enr. pt, be. to riktetlAttgaft a 5,1 8 .4. c Cornet? ifflon- iff tee R al ihttliirs Militia, Lived I T the 'Lhrdhietltetiant.l ~ Robert - Gi-wr /Atte, kteati'itt'be'!Fitft•Litittenatat Datie!,Au . tuft is. ok v. • . .. . , 1 1 t • .0 • ~' Con In i ilidn in !he Seennd itof al Reg imekt 'ofercieter liantleti Militia, fignahnit the. Load Lkovefant. Ilruterneet Bowler Metier to be tileymatlcr, Ala Billioa4detaetaid I)atcl.Ausult a5„.4 . c4. ,-: h .,,, Ci , nimiClion in the Nor . thillants.ll4l . 4l, lips 4 .11 the Lord Liei t tenot,tp,,iimi,.4 j ugui,3j, n klio,if • j3ntes 1 fenry Pritlyec% to be WA!, t ,. i I •i .12 - mna • . ° Coittpas t pied' byills l "LnrcT Y.ihofenfl of the . Cnunty of 1..Tti4401q, ;1 ,- • . To be Deptiky/2euttniole—iliery Dllicia,Xl4. matei An 4 -e11: The Hon. obo Colt, end the HOT. Henry daft- :septi; )11ej.. , Comfli ton, in the Royal' outh Litutiplahitre Magi* - . filmed by the Lard Lieutztant, t.l' George Marfl - 4 Gent. to be Fri pi, DV04:1911 27 ' ,. 13113. - .: ComtnitLuns tr. the li oyal Ninth Linvflafhirf Mai*: _ . (. ti3ned by :1;e Lori I.:cuter:apt... _.. • To be Lieutenams.—ltaFer Bunten Gent. Dated July Is, zaps., George summers, Gem. Dared Auguft 9, ao To he EnSgna--;44lah Ravues, Gent Dated June T 111103. Samuel Raymond Janda, Gast., Dated 9, i 803: Edwards, Gila. Dated Aura 114.11itag. Commiffions in the Linctllalhirt Supplementary Mi litia, figned by the Lord Licutemmer • To be Captains.— Memos Thomilnlne, EftE An A.{.oks. Monifon, kfq. Anguft 1 i. 2803. • I be Lieutenams-.-Francis Nahum Gam Dated fitly 13.ii03. ti .ilistn Glbblm. Cent. Dated July aL 1803. obe Fs Edward Blythe, (let. Dated July as, 2803. COlnati.4oxts figned by the Lord Lieutenant . 1 21 the County of Nottingham, and of the Weerit and County or the Town of Nottingham. To heDeputy Lieutenants—The Right Hera. Newry ,Lool Mid droop ; George Doniton, Efq. Dated roily 3‘ x 893. Commit ions in the Nottingham in figned by the Lord Lieutenant Dated Aug. 13, t 803. To be majoo—Henry Coape, Efq. To be Captain of a Company—Jahn Smith Wright, Ffq. o be Litutirsants—Tbanas Salmon.and J. C. Greenfield, Gent. Comrniffions in the Renfrewillite Regiment of North Beitifli Militia. figned by the Lord Dated Au eft 26, 1803. To be Cept extant John Mackay. To be Lieutenants—EnfiLms Michael Falcon, vice Gordon. 'pro. • moted ; John Bell, vice Barbour, deceafed ; Kenneth soodgrani, vice Mackay, promoted. To be Baps—Waiter Ritchie, Gent. vice Falcon, promoted; . William Cunningliame, Gent. vice 'Bell. promoted; L. Balsa. Gent. vice Maxwell. refigned ; William Birkruyse, Gent. vice Snodgrafs, promoted. Commiffions in the Northumberland Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. William Dent, Efq. to be Lieutenant Colonel; Winiarn Leavitt', Efq. to be Major; and John Blenkinfopp Coati*, Et+ to be Second Major. Dated July 28, 1803. Nicholas Fenwick, and Samuel Barber, Ekes. to be Captains. Dated Auguft 23, 180.3. Thomas Peters, and William Martin, Gent& to be Lieutenants. Dated July 27,1803. Commiffions in the Eflablifhed Regiment of Wildhire Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. To be Lieutenants—Maurice Partner, Gent. Dated Jane 13a03. Charles Cox, Gent. Dated e July 4, 1803. Thomas Alba, Gent. Dat July 348°3. Alexander Cameron, Gent. Dated July b, john woodhatn, Gent. Dated July 7, 1803. antes Buckler Baily, Gent. Dated Auguft as, 1403. lobe Robertfoo, Gent. Dated Auguit E 6. 1803. To be Enemsea-Riehard Moore. Gent. Dated June be. 28113. *Maras bilmtbews, Gum Da ted J uly a 6,1803. jobs Woodbann. jun. Gent. July 27,2803. Charles Eyre, Gent. Dated AsSuallif CommiCGons in the Supplementary attalion of Wilt, (hire Militia. figned by the Lord Lieutenant. ar6 be Licurcsant•Colonel.Comenandant—James Dawkins, E(q. lasted July 4, 780 3. To be Major—Wialant Bremen, Efq. Dated July 4,1803. To be Captains—George Hay Dawkins, Efq. Dated pay 4, 2803. t o m: Lord Vifeount FltzbarriL Dated July 3, Glut Catruie, 3.51. Dated . July 6, 1803. Metbuen,Efq. Dated July 7. Amber& Goddard, Jun. Rfq. Dated 1Z 23,1103. John Dawkins, Efq. Dated July 2s, 1803. To be Lieuter.arts.—Challn Grove, (lent. Dated July 16,1803. Charles EWA, Gent: Dated July Eft, 403. Phonic] cooke,oei.t. Dated July 19,180 t. Francis Carleton. Gent. Dated Aumilt 0,1803. To be Enfign.-.Janses Tyrrelt Refs , Gem. Dated Anna 3. 1803. Comtniffions in the Supplementary Corps of the Bank of England Volunteers, figned by his Majefty. To be CaptaimCceunandant.-Beciton Long, E(q. Dated Auguft la, 00 . 3. To be Capyaina—Jobn Pearfe, Thomas Lewis, Nathaniel Bogle French, and Charles Pole, lagra Date.! Anvil ts,tllo3. To be Liam , cants--Hesary flak Thomas Reid, John Waldron, and J ohn Barnard, Gents. Dated Augutt 26, :Sox - To be nitgos--Willion Mullein, Thomas Boult, Charles Norris, and George Lawrence, Gents. Dated Annft 260 So 3. To be Adjutant-Alexander Charap!on, Hfg. Aimed is, t Sot. Comatiffions in the Kineardiudisire Militia, figned by the Lora Lieutenant. Dated Anal 4, 1803. To be Majors.—Capeain George LTG?. To he Lleatenants—halign Alesandcr Suet. Malifon, John Mitchell, and Robert I.yell, Gents.. Laurie. 74 in the Garette of Augult 13, t So 3. For Anthony Sanderfon, Gast. to be Lieutenant (in the Lincoln lithe Dated 7uly WI, 'Sal Read Anthony Sanclafon, Gait. to ba !satin Dated yids s 3, !Soy. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. Weber IL Alice Vofe. of Liverpool, milWrerandbabetdaAß, et tan, at Guildhall, Leedom Clamber as. POWS Ingram, at tie Strand, Middlefer, hatter, at ten, at Guildhall. 041ober sp. Jofeph Hoolbronite, late of Catcaten-Creet, Landes ! dealer la fpiritt, at ten, at Guildhall. RANK It LIFTS. Thomas Lander, late of Safford, Ostroinsaaufadtneer. dealer and eLsporae, to fur:ender Sept/tither tti, at four, Sept. so. at deem, • a• the Star, In Staftwel, and Oasiber at eleven, at the Wolfe. ley's Arms, at Walfcley-Bridge. Attoenies, Mars Brookes, in scald; or Mara Williiiirtnn l and Small, No. 3, King's amb _ _ Walk. Trample, Logsdon. 1.1.13 Handley. of Araby-de4l.7.enteh, Ultra crlhire. baker. corn - /odor. dez.k.r and chaprnau. :.ept. t 9. 20. 314 Odkibef rB,st elreta, at the Union lan, at NlLAihun. Derb7oiire. Attornica, Mr. Rider, Fetzer-lane. 1 ardor; or Mars. Judge rid Leek.. tiles liont of Dorellefter, Derfetthlre, tabu-chandler. Sept. 14. 14, ••41 atiober t 11, at eleven, at the Antelope Ins, Doe cheiter. Attorney. Mr. Robert Strickbn4, of Dordieller. lien Whitaker and James Pitt, both of Blemingbant, emelmoken and partners, Sept. if), at five, Sept. t 7.* at eleven. and (Metier AS. at (mgr. the Swan Hotel, is liigle.ftreatt. Birmingbant,-- Anomie., Mara Worths-it sod Seephenfoo,CaftheArt et, Hal h on, London ; or Mr. George liltehin, Birmingham 1U .nirl If Eaton. of Stratford-Oran, Pifer, lasellfeller, dealer and rluym.a, September 17. as and Ofloher at owe, at L. 441404. Attersey, f rokricit irk* $ o 1 , Vaaalltat, Addibi-Taaa. EXCIItION OF HATFISLA. CARLISLE, Sur. §...-T his day brought to its clofe the life of one of the tidikestraordinarpmeo that have appeared in this swidderfa age. . Mr. Hatfield has nett coneulted ititliiiii Aiiii led armiczto,mnlpfa ; but in his line he *lnay,lie conadered,4 . ga§-Wpicfrs or, a.BOnapaite. ''• • - .. A notion very.geHivdlly preiriff ii ' 4l itjuld t net be firotight - trrinita 2nd the' ; ,th van was daily expeited ' 4.lt ' li" the g':..' , .gstpassellce. No pardon iriiinl i siifh :M . 5 iit ,4t, laft • itid.u rVr " irk Wi.7. 4. elfilatil°q in th e 6' -.1 it — )s e !ye e ' ' 11 s vest fx * fora ciiitiiiial,4l% e ft; it; ift /4 a 0 i t ?" 0 execotdd * not likliii irir • , fulloof now iffOlrftheistibtidifit fu ci let) of titne be fore, that doe nada rdlm bb'reeetv;idk his* jeiffsidiaili; end iti,vaiit• sill 11l hip,Oftl4;royf t l hiterfkrpneeisliet '" ' '' '' .' , ';'; ~ ... "The galliit fi s lie ereef*diall night hetlieen l i weive - • . 'I • and three . • litiptiiiiaidois (ravel northwards. nwly, and we have _not 'yet iteriVed' at .gte elspiney. of a &rip. ',Tile atFtus eitipltiyed is of ,the Roll ()Twill diftriptiott. rad hie tied • in di:J*lmnd 'glut ' fii feet dilliat i tu na each tither; 'A bil ii tliki4 icrlA them fro th ' itilleli'tlidetiinimg ii f . dtd.. He mounts'i iireplacici italic it , and, .W. l A . the liovie moves on; be'fait's tti . driatlibl fintence - Of law. The plate ifitiectitfon)i theie4tl initticfl yf, Ole, fiver Edda; 'iiii*Viiith fide 'a 'the town siren the two Stidgetl t ' 'Yell'iliiterriipen, crtosin4 knit'. pto*Sice have ireed` &at' thib foleisinity ought to be pithlie t and aefittlition codld b h ei . better' calculated coil their Wifluie him eta • I 'reis sbonfind per cons ntight'be4 *Ty be'siithl9 he 1144 lag of she criminal's 'voice. •' • - .. , . . There Wii' Wide 'cotiofity to4tigar the feaffold on the preterit oceifiOir, ;Li Mr ' eldhad ones de claret (how his convitition that he seas'taliivell not to i addrefs the fttetlattite ' The mariner - in Which he has lately demeaned binifelf Would 'base commanded re , fpea-lutd Mir:anti beefitietter:*ita the lisiur When the 1 fury lb"cl'Un 3 h'unty, lie his lieljaVed 'With the ut. Moll ferenitf and elteerfelk. tie received the vihts of all Who witted - to reellitn; gild' 'talked upon the copies of the ai l i with the grindalkitifetett Or indif ference. He could lharetly ever be brought to fpeai tot his own tiO» We neither bliantitt the verdict, nqr -made ant confeika of his guilt. ' Hp id that'4, !Itellno inrentroll'isi'defiaud thole slsW names he forged s but was never heard to fad ibat he was to die tinjuitly. 6 •••••• • The alarming nature of the crime of forgery in a commercial eottntry had taught him from the begin- ' ning to entertain no hope of mercy. This morning 1 by eleven he was in the chapel of the gaol with the Chaplain. He 'continued performing bis devotions for feveral hours. He had determined to have all , his bofiaets over before beartived at the fcaffold, that he might remain as !hart a, time as potable under the gaze of an unfeeling mob. The poll coming in a little before three, and bring- ing neither pardon nor reprieve, the Under Sheriff and a detachment of the Cumberland Yeothanly im mediately repaired to the prifon near the Englifh gate.' A pmdtgions crowd had previoutly affenibled. This was the market day'. wod'people had come from the diftance of ntaity miles out of mere curiolity. A poll chaife was brought for him from the Bulb Inn. ,Having taken farewell of the Clergymitn who at tended him to the door, he mounted the Reps with much fteadinefs and con:polbre. - The Gaoler and the Executioner went in along with him. The latter had been brought from Dumfries upon a retaining fee of to guineas. It was exactly four o'clock when the proceffion moved from the gaol Patting through the Scotch we. in about twelve minutes it arrived at the Sands: Half the Yeomanry went before the carriage and the other behind. Upon arriving on the ground, they formed a ring round the fcallMd. It is Paid that Mr. H. seabed to have had the blinds drawn up, but that fuch an indulgence was held inconfillent with the interefts of public juttice. As loon as the carriage door had been opened by the Under Sheriff, Mr. H. alighted with his two corn. passions. A (mall dung cart, boarded Aver, had been placed under the gibbet. A ladder was placed to this Rage, which - he inflantly afeeneed. He was dreffed in a black jacket. black (ilk waiflcnat, fullian pantaloons, white cotton hocking., and ordinary (hoes. He wore no powder in his hair. He teemed at lean fifty, and there was fomething grave and re verend in his afpea, which for a moment made one forget all the crimes laid to his charge. 'He was per feCtly cool and collected. At the fame time he (hewed no difpofition to rfie game. His conduit difplayed no thing of levity, of inlet:Ability. or of hardihood. He Was more anxious to give proof of relignation than of heroifm. His countenance was extremely pale, but his hand never trembled. .He immediately untied his neck handkerchief, and placed the bandage over his eyes. The Executioner was extremely atikward, and Mr. H. found it need: Cary to give various directions as to the placing of the r"pe, and the proper method of driving away th. cart. lie feveral times put on a languid and pitious (mile. Ile at lati teemed rather cabals - Red and fain'. Having been near three weeks under (entente of death, he mull have faired mach, notwithaanding bis exter nal bearing, and a reflection of the tniferylie had oc cafioned man have given him many an agonir ing throe. Having taking leave of the Gaoler and the Sheriff, he prepared himfelf for his fate. He was at this time heard to exclaim, " My fpirit is Aron& though my body is weak." Great apprehenfions were entertained that it would be neeetary to tie him up a fecond time. The nonfe flipped twice, and he fell down above ill inches. His feet at lati were Anne touching the ground. Bat his exceffive weight, which °tattooed this accident, fpeedily relieved him from pain. He expired in a moment, and without any fbruggle. The ceremony of his hands being tied behind his back was fatisfied by a piece of white tape loofely pa ffed from the one to the other. But he never made the (melee effort to relieve himfelf. He was cut down after he had hung about atibottr. Oa Wednefday lift he had made a carpenter take his meafure for a coffin. He gave particular diredious that it Monld he Farr', as he meant to be laid in it with all his clnaths on. It was made of oak, adorned with plites, ui.:l extremely handfome every way. A heath fnllored with it to the grnund, and afterwards bore hint a‘x a y. It was nutlcrllooll, that the body was to. bebasied.;9 the Tv;fh of Burgh*, :abaft ten l miles we t frtrui this e4y. It was here that Edward I. was carried off by a dfentery, on his way to corn. , plete the fubjegationoC.Sootland. The Lord Low tiler has lately ereited a monument to his memory, on the marilly fpot whete be had encamped his in. ttincible army. Mr. H. has hail a great. teriar of his OW/ taken up. He wes told.that it would be.fafer iEbins sp be buried in this city, but he has preferred rgbi,4 place extremely fequeilered. He is faid to • va i. befaaeq”ainted with the parfen. Not% ith -0490f1g Hatfield's various and complicated enor. Outs. .134 untimely' end. has excited • confiderable conesniferation is this place. iii, 111111113 tn were ex• lreMely Pained and iafittOktiug, and be mu painted cif qualities which might have renderecthina an erne- Abaile. to Aniete Y. • -.Plortaqao much deplores his fate as the unfortunate ihiedl pf his fedeSion—Mary of Buttermere. She has remitted him money, has written him letters,and with the . greatell difficulty has been prevented from coming to vifit him. She looks upon him as the man who gained her virgin love, and who for her fake was led into,all his deviations from reftittielea _ It. is laid that he bas left behind him a ha Rory of his life. We have no doubt that it will be-found in terefting and initruftive. May his example teach that the brighten parts, and the molt valuablraccomplilb menu, unlefs dircled by virtue, mull prove the mifery, and the ruin of their ill-Barred piffelfor ! •On this point another account fags,--" When s was ent down, and interred in St, Mary's Church-ye-1 the sdissillplabre sf interment for thofe who come to an untimely end; the parainuers df Burgh objc&ng to his being land there." ABZ,IDENN, AUG. 31. On Thnrfday the key-hone of the magnificent arch over the valley at Denburn, in the line of Union. l meet, was put in, in pretence of the Proved', Magic j trues, and Trances for executing the public im• provements of the city. The Marquis of Huorsr did them the honour to witnefs the ceremony. This Qupendous arch, both in its defign and execution, is an honour to the town, and is unequalled it any part of the united kingdom. The defign is by Mr. Fletcher. It is built entirely of Aberdeen granite, and fanithes an additional proof of the excellency of this Rome, that it is capable of fußaining the enor mous prefure of an arch of this extent. It is 530 feet fpan, and the arch fifes only 29 feet from the fpring. The breadth of the bridge is 44 feet. The arch (tones arc from 3.t to five feet deep ; and the whole weight of materials in the arch alone is not lefs than 2000 tons. The expedition with which this work was completed was i matter of aftonithment every one who witneffecl its progrefs. The piers were founded in the month of March. Mr. Ross did not begin to throw the arch till the 23d of July, and he had the credit of finifbing it on the 25th of Auguß. We hear from Deefide, that fome days ago, the lightning Rruck a houfe in the parith of Dorris, tore the %hoe from a man'► foot, and fcorched his leg-a good deal; it alto knocked down his wife, broke every window in the houfe, and carried away part of the gable. The people foon recovered. Monday morning, at nine o'clock, theltate Lo•- tery commenced drawing at Cooper's Hall, Bating. ball-ftreet, and concluded at a quarter pall two. — The number of Tickets drawn were Two Thoufand Four Hundred, and no Prize above Five Hundred Pounds.—The Second Day of drawing will not be till Saturday nezt.--Tickets and Shales, warranted ondrawn, will continue on Pale from Eight in the Morning till Eight in the Evenink, at Recitsansos, GoonLuiz, and Co.'s Offices, the Corner of Bank Buildings, Cornhill; and facing the Gate of the King's Mews, Charing-Crofs. COTTAGE AND LAND, ISLE OF WIGHT. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. H. PHILLIPS, On the Premifes, on Friday, Sept. 0, at Twelve °Vlach, in 'tem Lots, ACompatt tundern-built COTTAGE, with regui- Inc attached and detached Offices, Garden. Shrubbery. and Paddock, and a rich Meadow of Five Acres, encbantbily fituate on the brew of a diftioguifhod Em:Denee,, war Weft Cowes, Inc of Wight, about three Milts from Newport; the Grandeur of the Tonkin Sersary of t►e Needles andSouthantpton, mutated by the local paired and pkilurtfoptc beauties commanded in view from this choke fret, render it an enviable and &arable retreat; alio a Tcnemax, bun, and Piece of Land, veatlp adjoining. May be viewed by apply* en the Premile% and print, d Par. titulars had at the Foumaln, Cowes and Partfrnoutb ; Dlphin. Southampton; India Aruba, Gofport ; Bogie., Tltch rld; J. Pad den, lifq. Fetches; at the Place of Sale; and of Mr. Phillips, No. 6y, New Beo4-ftreet. FREEHOLD VILLA, PARK. FARMS, Ike. BERKS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. H. PHILLIPS, At Oserswyes Calee•bssfe, COMM. Leader. as Mos&Ts September is, se sue easek,la three Lots, ASingularly Elegant FREEHOLD VILLA, with hikes of competent well-arratiged attached all detach ed Mem of every defeription; three duttbk (kerb-houres, tr eagent Stabling (or so Harlin; Farm.yard,inelofesl and furround ed by bitable Bsdhlings,large Barns well cooftruded ; Cart-ludges, Cowalteds, Piggery, Penaltry-honfr i Pigeon•evee, Dig-Revival, Rick-yard; fpociime Kitchen Garden.% part walled sednbinniant- I T miaowed and planted, Flower Garden. Meen Grounds, verdant Lawn. 11111,1 pleafure Oremods ; nobli Shed of Water, well with Fifk. Boat and Bathing I lade, and two Ruftic Cottages and Gaidenv—the whele Rated In a Par* about 41 Acres ar rich and fat& Land. within a ring.fiatee, and environed by a luxuriant fartabbery. peetafdy planted with the malt choice and beautiful Everreerts, Plants an! Shrubs, bounded by a circuitous Gravel W. ahem me mile In length. and fenced on mi.:fa Odes by a Paoli/alio( and Dwarf Rail fencing. The Pravda arc eminently difililullited for beauty of lineation, ornwaiing the fureenit 11l an acclivity commanding purred. or the fa:mending country, which arc rarely equalled fur alum. and roullarty marked by their rich fenithy, and beauteous variety. 1 he emantry abounds with Game awl Vadat:de of Field Sporte..The Omen& are happily difpofed by Nature, and taftefuliy Improved by Art, renelcriag than equally delightful and profitable. The Villa, °Sees, and Out-buthiings, which have I evn ere. ed wield. Two Years, at ao ceeenee at many ThmuramlA, are rani • milady fubliandai ; Judicionfly arranged, and planned with more than :dual regard to comfort and convenience, and in every rapca fitted and Inilhed in the molt expeulive and complete manner pa idle, abundantly supplied with hard and folk Water. Alf., near tL :above arc Two Freehold Parma, with their Out. buihilega, and about Eighty Ova At rut belt Arable and Paine Land. hint camped, and in a high nate Si cultivation. The Usim is fixated at Shativid. Baba, &last from tAndon 39 =firs Wadley la; Rafiellianhe Herter to; Marlow ig; and Reading little more than twO,•;nbe vicinage is highly fordable, and the Roads exeeßent ; Fox Hounds arc kept in the Neighbourhood; the Land Tax is redeemed. May be viewed by Tickets, which, with printed Particulars, may he had of Mr. H. Phillip.. 6y, New hood-time ; and primed Particulars .11.. had at the CAM; Windfort Sun , Maidenhead I Red I AM. Maley; Star, Oatord; Lamb, Wallingford; Pelican, upeeishain I.cod and of the Printers of the Satifbmry ma Bath !'silts; at Garraware, at. the York Usati, heidge-lirna, litacherlio TO lIE mi., , READY FURNISVED HOUSE, confining .I- of a Dining room, Breakfall-room, Study, and a ; Kitchen, Servants' 14.11, and excellent Offices of all kinds owthe viand floor ; braving-room on the firlt door • (even belt Bed- Chambers, and three huge Garrets ; vaulted floor; Cadar, and large Deer Cellars; gpod Stables ; two Coach-houles, flap, and other Out-bode/ ;- large Walled Gardens, Hot.houlk, andl3reen • boufe, wall frothed with Plants; etteneve illeafure Walks; and eight or tan Acre! of Land to be lea whit the Mtge, which Mar be entered upon' hitmedlitely—khe whole in perfed , 4 repair, and to be kept fo bytheteffer. • - - - Tic aboverOrniks are Molted In * well wooded Raft of Vr4l4 on the borders of Hants. within a mile et the 'curcpike Road front Salisbury to Southampton, coaintanding rich and extenfrvt 'roe= pm la; the ttc4olu to be lett on fiery ampfostalAr terms. • hinuln it i c t ra _ ; a rtr.l 4 4 hew tc° 34 oVl4 tto ey w, lamary. • - - DISEAS FS of tie piltillgitAiNtir L S fcile Proprietnr 4 D toiatekewat. cated Bougrei irsd DUPSUCinfortio the Public, that he may au tibial Necocifolifti d.ilp from 9 io t. ortioir hook, No. ss a Fritts:ittset Soho on Cafes of Striatum Ohltruce dons, Gkets,&i. &e ;113ebilltf, and every ditd der ',Aire r ecrecy l a 4 a go t i a l a am*" ?me Kr. Dufour batiprooldsd fpacious Nods, that every Patient may ¢e introduces' isLa &prate apirtmeni7 'Mr. D. has for manyyt t enlisted Wulf& to this depa cot 011 Surgery, and Maio obumenre pmilicc, - rad the molt iattalni fue:efs, he is enabled* to itgkr_.a. method of cur.:, mild, egeseloos, VerMiring be - oneiiinstrieult 'or rcit4fnt in diets and which prevent' aociapfe. Ferrous isrio“aantrraasieg their ales fully, in a letter, enelofing a one or a two round note, will bout proper remedies frntto the amount. Pot' the various fyniptorni,i-e. ke ?Nimes l`mitice on the ate cemplaints,pricres. 6d U 4 fifth edition; to be had of J.Callovs, C,sawn•cOLlrt. Soh o ; laic • Qiieen, Exeter Change; and of tic &stied.; W HEN Profiffiniiir Sfeti of education ntld ttta fpon:ihnity deviate from the general fyitens by the frirAi im a of a peculi.ir Branch, the faection of long coutbilted Bumf@ is tht belt eFituion of hopotherilY• • • - Ten it:46 have f devoted toy pradlirc to the esehilbre treatment of THRE h DISORbERS, and *the fuerefsfut 'auk of my plan gives me edditionai ardour to oppok as far as I am able the ra• cages of chore complaints winch is the mak impartant In the tam. lassie of biur.an InermitioS. After Initiation into army hough se an Army Enrgems. I formed a wife' et an may mind *CPls:lice to Mew indkvl4,l4 from the ignorance of une&cateslAfroor? the equally eLmgeroug precipitancy of general Prataitionui. • The THREIr. DisoaDsgs, to the cure of which I heut devoted my attention, coinprize every (peaks of VENEREAL INFEC. TION, whether of a recent or long duration.—sd kinds of DEBILITY, whether Ming from the habits of g eh oo t oya or the indulgence of mature age, and hilly that deraagesaaat alike fyftem in Won4en which Ise:Med BA RREN NEW or STERILITY. Numerous dffeaks arc the refute of ignorance or Isaac la the treatment of a flropk Gonorrhea, and ft not onfrequmtly lumens that the (coda of Ilk are polkaed by the Warm Sao otan inapard. ed boor. Dy a faptrior method fetch complaints re easily cuss and even whcre sabers have failed, l craft that I may prefunas tst offer a radical re•eftablifhment. Few, however, are tie mks of mentilleated Mirth In tie dif• order, compared with the eabrnitees lituadons of Moo, who item indulgence Iq s WI:LARY M1C,4% ee tie permisnc Qu a l m at a faikinnabir. life, acquire that flow or Dr.hilky *hick is tie imaraidahle coofequence of filch pernicioush &hits. Where the unhappy fiderer broods over his mifery, bat meta, cenceab his misfortune, it may be fame meiniwien for hiss to know, thee akhougb it be an objca of dwelt or oacereinty witk whiz Praelitioners, the removal fif ttefe INIFICIENCIES by *IF glints'sl preen of resov.tiew n the acquirement of my home, ff the Mee of Bacchus or Venus have bnun to reduce molly el. goer. mach .nziety wiTisre pretteted by as early camteradtise cr• this iseguid Ave, end in tide cabana greet thateitimvela mewl . But,wWry, this deficiency. km fee year. ppm. P** fmeranee ht iTpenflhty requirite to' revive If* ffgoill of Life, ant to re-animate the Cuhtlitutinst • MARIA!) WOMEN, whO have long been dfsppoirieed its their apa4atia.s of a Family, may be Wired, that in 230 a fiances futh defais are earable by Medical /dO. The SECRECY which is fo cifential to my undertaking, and the (tialificadona which I haw pawned to Ewe. farm the Wu of my pretenOons, and in coincidence with fuck this totimado• is tires, that Mr. DEER may be tweaked perfonall (or by lasers tackling a (mall note) at his honk, NtkaSi. itreaslitnilds nor Temple-Bar There is an additional eatranee In Water-Erect adiakingosi the name is Ott both the doors. M. BREM.. Member of the Itoya Cage of %room. TO the NOBILITY, GENTRY, apd tin PA , Hi In Ohio& 'H E celebrated ABSTERGENT LOTION, for the cure of SCORBU Ile ERUPTIONS, Coulees:fa Red. nth, Pimples, dm. uu the nee, Hands, and Neck t ri t 474 ca Re dy for iinay cheating the Complexion. and llll Dlfcafes rit rise main ; fs yrrmml by the luveotor and file Praline. tarp b. SOLOMON, M. D. at Soiammey Place, Liverpool, Ave their of The Guide to Health," and her valuable Works; Pints.** 6d. ELM Pints, as. 9d. Duty terehded. i 7 Nate —A Oovernmeut Stamp Is is each Dadk wi.b the IMO , and place of abode of the Pirotreetar. elm." flaraL Solomon, Liverpool," awned there're. to coosterfat *bleb tdeay, and imitable with Death.--Nave ea are Omani c. TO LADIES AND GI Dr. SOLOMON has at length yielded to the filieltation of Ma ovinerous correfpondents, and hos now prepared has MISTER GENT LOTION for public bra, which, for a &rim of years. has be-n the "render and admiration of his ;avast patents! It re the mott cies. tit. fragrant. fife, and %shut& Liquid or Wats foe Se.ebode and other LruptiMas on the Face an Skim It gently reftons the Skin to a decree of fainters aml purity be yond the powers al deknedon. Lodi., may rely that It renders the Skin bk, delicate mid reowersivery kind of tabs , tar. fon. bntn, ant all the 40elass voleieir tow. keg soda. or kagno ',mealy produce; is awn, It is the only corm* a Lady v... do at her tuna with elk and comfort, or a Lientleman have reminds to when &awing is become a dreadhal operation by any erupda tllf-afe on the face. This AMU:rite:4lW be applied without the foutiefittaual, fat a mute Gtversign remedy mama be dented far even the mot dm tranie. _ 1-adas and Gentlemen may rely on the pond goalities of that Abitragent, as the bell clearer sod hoeutitl.t of the Skin. It re removes fpeedny, without pain or trouble, an kinds of Tettor ,s totowdriln, Sputa, Redrofs, Swellings or Csfinmeles of the Note, Matches, lundituno E.. or Freckles, Scurf, and curl fpeetes a ettiptiossow the Mane of the human hod, kA atomeeNary to enumerate rim adosa i r ei li ra shitiog to the 01.111nriall" a teeny pariah hyeticnoMip abdireetorsi from tbe ibriseerof the Skin, end thereby Mating mid the lr ianx rat it paikesano poen through whisk Gators mock al tickle trogitios humours frost the vital fiord, and whit being übfbrbdeA, are forced isanh mato into the Mood mad Nome the fourees of many dangerous dikska. It is thendse a muter ot numb enotequoice, as welt La prevent hurtful &nyder% m fur the makreation of cafe. comfort. and beauty to our pogo • that we fhould °teak , * ally hare retook to proper outward rum but more efreslaVy it becomes wrgendy remdlite wham the Meth of ohltruetion mate their appearame„ and break out Into Redacts. Carbuncles or rtber eutanenos Etoptimas. It is by 041 8.L0.. 0 mow& the We u medicities pubbiked Mr Mader pupas a. or WWI , NW Willi 11 ' 4 'nay coawy the fmalleft idea .4 their toefficacy hotbkig bet the fir reef hob Lotion from pc:footage' of high rank, would barn iodum.d tom to tuba& his 'Sharron( foe public file: not lady - 9 a Lotion, to Lc vied vaaitit under *cootie (tithe Anti-impelkilafit but m t4MCSSC In amoral, the proofs polfrffod by hien of its 'Worm arc as honourable as they are 111C..allaMartibk and dram: theft., al. bough they may be fuboattud to the isdpcdluo of a ego tata, moon Ire laid before the public; nor will any cafe or este. however wood. row in las *atom, or cameo] the charm:Mr. efts be piabitilsed. Ihe Maibtronit mocr fade of Morels with Ode who stye it a fair trial, sod as its price evidcody bears that on private emolument is fought for by the Proptieter.in alto may tore public be corvine d that nothiog Mat • mrtaincy if its Mean% could Induce Dr. tiouswoo MlatLrd the goad oflubm k w hummed with by all raoka, in preferring them witit the Abdom gent Lothan'whiela they will tau doubt procure genuine by WI W I at the Stamp. Sold at his Wareboure, No. 6, College-seem Duos; and bf his appolutment, by J. Mathews, Na 211.8treadi pod Mal Co. 'low Church-yard, London ; Smith, Basta, Hs ibendr t" Eider, Edinburgh; 11141onaid, Clifton; and by all yd Vasders in every Market Tams in Great Ethan, Irdar4, America. LONDON: Printed awl pablilbsd tivsmularr, CA tabury-piace. Lamb(*) at Ma brat Orem. Na t, Csrll - PlebMad alts at tk Seas Oreeee, Tank Om all wi the tila Ha Ha HE BL her far I ham '-'I~ ,a.r Drd Cgp, A' dila 6 pr 2 Stephe figt The 111 edit Pert of A Cow T.Ya cafe The So per S S. P. F. Prld Anea twiny Sons lidet. I t'aid S an i P. tw in ". Co r i Fines W !Ar a i /lurk a to A:r. C