Star. — London, England, 1803-05-09 00:00:00

Iron :he LONDUN G.?ZETTF, May 7. ST. JAMCS 9 S, MAY 4. This Say the Chevalier Sni..sn,s, Envoy Tviraordinaty ' ceiL Miniftt r Pleniont:ntiary from 9, ain, Ea.! a private audi .'ci• of hi , MA I•:•rt t 0 dclivc r hi% ri . telertiali , : . Re , Li% h.. %xi, I.lg. klinittet Plenipotentiary from the Y.. rt.( Nta'eS of Arne-rt.:a. bad an audience oi leave of his : t‘iisty: lo which they we. , tefraivel. introduced by the Right Ho- ' Lord 1I %A , r 11014 • hi% MAI f. trys Principal Se cr. t.iry of State Lir Enrtiziri .V.lairs, and conducted by Sir Sr L LOT T t LI., Kr:. Tlaf,r of the e.er,monica. hIII.ITARY PROMOTIONS. WAS, 'FFICti, MAY 7. la Regiment of Life C;: - irili—Cornet and Salt-Lieutenant .k!:.• rine , 1)11: icy to lie Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Lan r r, who i• Cor , et -utenant Fihn Lewis riii.ps !, tetrirt. by i e urehafe, vice Anflie, who re • • corr.:3 V, van.!rr Livinc.aon, front the 12th Light ; mitt:, to be Come: and Sub-Lieutenant, by purclufe, • 1) !ii,y t I i•en • tof I Drattlslls-I.itmtcnant Peter Hawker, •::11 ban of the lit Ora t•• in.:, to lie Lieutenant, vice i owrie, who exchanges, ttce:vir,g thc diiii)—En,igri James Richard Lewi% Lloyd, from the Ciildarcarn Foot Ga.:rds, to be Cornet, by purchafe, vice 11'..ft tom,. prom . 14.vgion of Foot Gtilr,l•.--flon. George Pclham, t! , hr F pii!;.i by vurchare, lice Lloyd, appointed to the 17th Light Ora,;,innli ii Kegitn , .i. t of 1-oot—licutentintßichard Artrftrmg. from hilt 1.4 F of sth vont, to h• I.iiniterimt, vice Roffi, ap pointed to Colonil Champagm's Regiment. 76th Ditto—Alli:t.int Sure c William H .ckett, from the 32,1 !, •r, r. be A lliltdrt Ploornfieldoxho exchanges. .i , ;st,r.titt Chart, s de I honland, from half pay of •L, R i •ni,..nt, to I•: 1 iimi - ncnt. aid Fhtto—A Ina ant Switeon Benjamin Ell'omfie Id, from the I.cilk Foot, to Lc Aili.tant Surgeon, vice Hackett, who ex- charT.c. 37th Dec Charles Rtherts, from the 57th Foot, to be C tyttin. vice iVlaxw...ll who ritcheigeq. 44th Ditto—Entirti W. I icriticrwit k, from the 42d Foot, to be Lieut mt, by purch..fe, virc I.lwin, promoted. 46th llitto—ritlign %Vii WA:ldiotic to be Lieutenant, by Forchafe. v.ee Southwell, who retires. George Wallis, Gent. to he 1:11 . ,;gn by purchafc, vice Rarhbone. 1 57th Ditt tr-aet'aptalni..rnes NLixwell, from the 37th Foot, to he Captain. vice Robtrs, who exchanges. 6cx h Ditto—Enlign J N. Muller, from the 93d Foot, to be Li• tint nant, vice Labiff, appoimed m the 2d Royal Garrifon 11.otalion. I...icurcnant Edward Byrne, trom half pay of the 16111 Foot, to be Lieutenant,viee Hoffman, who exchanges. Paymaßer Francis E. Mots. from half pay of Lowenitein's late Levy, to be Faymaßer, vice Gatakcr, demaled. ?la Ditto—John Nlountgarrett. Gent. to be AtOßant Sur geon, vice Garrett, appointed to the 14th Light Dragoons. Bsd Ditto—Lieutenant Henry liertles to be Captain, by pur ehafa, vice Brad', who retires. klnfign John Souter, from tire 32d Foot, to be Lieutenant, by "purehate, vice Cooke, who retires. John Decent's, Gent. to be Enfign, by pur chafe, vice Brown, promoted. 87th Ditto.—Enfign W,lliam Wilde, from the 6th Weft India R. giment, to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Brett, who mere'. 89th Ditto--Parrafter James White, from half pay of the 34th Foot, to be Ppyrnalter, vice Wilton, who exchanges. 9oth Ditto-1 nfign Ta le Heathy, from half pay a the a7tb Foot, to be Errfign,vice Graves, who exchanges. 3.leuror'a Regiment—Louts dc Lentehourg, Gent. to be EA fign. • ithttut purchafe, vice Courant, promoted. sth Wel! I , oia Regiment—Henry Dottaltlfon, Gent. to be En fign, vice Morgan, deceated. sth Royal Garrifon Battalion—Brevet Lieutenant Colonel James Fahy, from the 3d Battalion, to be Captain. Adjutant Benjamin Vaughton, from the Aberdeenihire WW2' to be Enfign, vice Flaßings, placed on the Re,tired Lift. STAFF. Colonel Frederick Augultus Wtotherall, of the Bid Foot, to be Dguty Adjutani General to the Forces (crying in Nova Sco tia. Lieut grant Richard Leonard, of the 54th Foot, to be Fort Major of Fredericeown in New Bruntwiek. Commicilons in the Etre: Mi litia, ligned by the Lord Lieutenant. April :3, Bo3.—Eaß Regiment. George Pyke, Efq. to be eaptatin. Joihua Nunn, Gent. to be Enfign: Commilton in the Well Suffolk Regiment of Mi. litia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Dated April 24, 1803. eon James Gambian, Fig. to he Captain. 'mmmiiii.,nc in the Stirlingihire, &e. Regiment of North Biitith Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant of Stirlingthire. To be Entignieutenant James Finlayfon, of the late For fatibirc Regiment of North Brit.& Militia., Dated NOVCRI bar 6. 18os. David Carruthers, Gent. Dated December it, sBos. Alexander Biggar, Gent. late Lieutenant in the isth Regiment of Foot. Dated April 4, tBo3. John Biggar, Gent. late Enßgn in the tsth Regiment of Foot. Dated April 5,180 j. Commit in the Kent Militia, ilgned by the Lord Lieutenant.—Lail Regiment. William Tarwell, Efq. to be Captain. Dated March 28.2803. George Bourne, Erg to be Ditto. Dated April 17, 1803. jor,ph William Cooper, and John MyMe Francis Page, Gents. to he 1.1, iitenants. Dated April 7, 1803. Bevjamin Ricketts, Gent. to he F.nlign. Dated April 13, &J. Well Regiment. Edward Dering, Erg. to be Captain. Dated April 11, Edward Kcmp, Gent. to be Lk utcnant Dated April 7.1%03. Thomas Frauds, Gtnt. to be Ditto. Dated April 19, Oliver Lore, Gent. to be Enfign. Dated April t 3, 1803. Commitlions in the Royal Lanark!hire Regiment of Militia, ligned by the Lord Lieutenant. it alph Antony fro:lWe, Ely. to be Captain. Dated January t 803. - Peter Hon) man, Ffq. to be Ditto. Dated April :8, 4.73. Baldwin Wake, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated Aprils°, 1803. Commillion in the Royal Regiment of Devon and Cornwall !Miners, ligned by the Lord Walden. Dated May 6, 1803. John Knapp. Gent. (late Paytnafter and Captain-Lieutenant,( t,. he /....17,n, rice Bell, rklignr.l. COmmaioil in the Tower Hamlets Militia, figned 'by the Lord Lieutenant. Dated May 7, 1803. Royal Regiment. 1, r, Cameron, Gent. to be Lieutonant. Coramillion in the Royal North Lineolnfhire Mi litia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Richard Fliron. Us. to be Licuter.ant-Colonel. Dated April t fc3. IGaston, Gent, to be I,..e4.:toiant. Dated April 4, t.°33. )0111t . An Nl'Grezor, G, ut. to be Dated Al ril t, 1803. A.'harles Morphew, Gent. to be Ditto. Dated April 6, 1803. It.tis Burnell, Gent. to be Enfign. Dated April 4, 1803. Commillionb in the Royal Carmartherdhire Fnzi• leers, figned by John \toughen, Efq. Lieutenant of the County. :ohn Lot, Phillip', Efq. to be Captain. Dated April 6, 1803. Denni',l.:(q. to be Ditto. Davi April 8, tBc,3. Commillions in the Worcellerthire Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. John PPVt !lofting., Efq bc Captain. Dated Aril 29,1803. k Aril Gent. to bc Ensign. Dated a. above. r.mfby, Gent. to be Fbllgn Dated April 30, 1803. Commitlion in the Chtfliire Militia, signed by the _ _ . Lord Lieutenant. Tortnr,nd Ince, to be Second Majar. April a. sto). Commilti , ins ir. the 1 5 - y thirc Militia, liy ned by the L rd Lieutee.Ant. ll.itcdAptil rs. 183. !t: Hobert M•Derrtitt h 'U t.• be Lieutenant, vice C..n11.!. 11, r, figneel. Drown, Got. te Lc ilufgn, wig: BCJ, ragna BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. May 3t. Jacob Nath.,n Barkly, of Towcr-Royal, Budge-raw, Loudon, nuscban;, at ten, at Guildhall. BA NKRUPTS. _ _ Charles [akin, of Rocleiter, Kent, coach-o - after, dealer and chapinaii, to furrender lay 14,17, and June tB, at ten, at Guildhall. At tori.irs, and R uffell,South- wark ; or Mr. Prall, llochefter. Thomas Dealey and John Hallett, of Little Queen-ftrect, Holborn, Middlefex, coachmakers, dealers, chapmen, and copartners, May 17, at two, May 24, and June 18, at one, At Guildhall. Atorney, Mr. Johnfon, Ely-place, Holborn. John Kelly, of Liverpool, iour-dealer, June r, z, and 18, at one. at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Attornies, Meffrs. Parr and Thompfon, Liverpool. William Matins, lite of Evefham, Woreefterfhlre, maltfter, June 1, at five, Jtine a, and tB, at eleven, at the Farrier's- Arms Inn, in Evetham. Attornies, Mr. Smart, Staple-Inn, London ; or Meffrs. Lavenders, Evefharn. Will am Hippifly, of Shepton-Mallet, Somerfetfhire, fhop keeper, May ty, sti, and June 13, at eleven, at the Bell Inn, Sliern^ -Mallet At:omits, Mr. Fooks, Sheptian-Mallet; or Mr. Warty, New-Inn, London. Samuel Garret], late of Saxmundham. Suffolk, (and now a pri tofu. in Ipfwich Gaol,) tailor and draper, dealer and chap nun May 19, to, and June 18, at ten, at the Bell Inn, Sa mundhass. Attornies, Babett and Cox, Carlton, Suffolk. Walter Nicholls, of Briftol, foap-boiler, tallow-chandler, dealer and chapman, May 20, at, and June 18, at eleven, at the White Lion Inn, Brittal. Attomies, Mars. Price and Wil liams, Lincoln's-Inn ;or Mr. Thomas Stokes, Monmouth. George Cowen, late of Holton Town, St. Leonard, Shoreditch, hliddlefex, oil and colourrnan, May 14, Zr, at twelve, and June tB , at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Crawford, raven-Buildings, City-Road. James Robert Searle, of King's-hymn, Norfolk, brewer, dealer and chaptnan, May 26, at tour, May 27, and June 12, at ten, at the Guildhall, King's-Lynn. Attornies, Mr. John Hem ington, at King's-Lynn ; or Meffra Gotobed, Browns, and Gotobed, Norfolk-Itreet, Strand. George Dorfet, John Johnson, John Wilkinfon, William Bets ners, and James Tilton, of New Bond-Rreet, Middlefez, bankers and copartners, May to, at, and June a, at tea, at Guildhall. Attornies, Mare. Cardale, Hallward and Spear, Gray's-Inn, London. Francis Skegg, of Davies-Rivet, Berkeley-Iquart, Middlefoi, oilman, May to, at one. May Is, at twelve, and June a, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Nelron, Maddox-11feet. William Garrett, of Rood-lane, Fenchurch-ftreet, London, merchant, May 14,21, and J4ne a, at ten, at Guildhall — Attorney, Mr. Thomas Wild, Warwick-fquare, Nevtgate- lireet, London. Andrew Riddell and Robert Riddell, of High-Brett, Borough, Surrey, copartners, grocers. and tea-dealers, May 17, 21, and June 18, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Thomas Wild, Warwiclaquart, Newgate-Street. Francis Lloyd, of Bridge Rivet, Weftntintkr, linen-draper, dealer and chaplain, May 14, az, and June 18, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Thomas Clarke, Sadler's-HalL Alexander Shirreff, of Newman-Street, Oxford-road, tailor, May 04, 11, and Isar 18, at ten. at GuildhalL Attorney, Mr. Pike, Air-Street, Michael Drifted and John Madden, of Union-court, Broad- Brea, Londo.i, merchants, brokers, infurers, and copartners in trade, May t 4, 11, and June 18, at ten, at Guildhall.— A ttornies, Meffrs. Palmer and Tamlinfons, Warnford-court, Throgmorton-ftreet. John Brown, of No. zoo, qtrand, gun-maker, dealer and chap man, May to, at, and June 18,st ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. John Manning, Clancnia-Inn. George Wallfon and Edward Disey, late of Wardrobe-Place, Dab:ire-Commons, London, bat now of Piccadilly, "(lel- copartners, . ans, dealers, chapmen, and rtners, May t 7, at, an d June IS, at one, at Guildhall. Attornics, Mclrs. Vinecin pad Upton, New North-llrcet, Red Llon-fquare. DIVIDENDS. May i 6. James And late of Alton, Southamptaa, tallow- Fhandler, gem!! axed freeman, at ekven, at the Swan lan in Alton;forefald. May t 7. John George, of Picesdilly.Middlefez, draper, at at GuiMhall. one May IA jofeph Hobfon, of Meorgate, Netherthamg, pariat of ablmaidbury, Yorkshire, dealer and shaman, at ten, at the Brown Cow, In Hohnforth, pada of birliborton. May r& Juba Kerlhaw, of Amara, parr of Mottinto In 1 -coleatiar , asefhire, eotton-fpinster, at eleven, at theft: Inn, in Demfgate, Maneheller. May 19. lkoitunin Jacking ' of Wentworth, pazl of Wads upon-Elearn, Yorithire, eorn-dealer and meal-felier, at tea, at the Three Cranes Inn L ßandley. May so. Samuel M`Kniglt the younger, late of Live:moot, merchant, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. May 13. Thomas Lloyd Amoyl, late of Shrewfbury, Salop, money fcrivener, at eleven, at the Cattle Inn, Shrewilsory. May ae. Robert Gilbert, of Reading, Bab, draper, at twelve, . . at Guildhall, London. May 14. Hutebfon Mure, Robert More, and William Mtire, of Fenchurch-ftrcet, London, merchants and eopanners, at ten, at Guildhall May 24. Charles Paddey, William Purcell, and James Har greaves, of Congleton, Chelltire, cottou-ananufadurers, and copartners, at eleven, at the George Inn, Sandbach,Chefhlre May 14 Peter Hope, of Liverpool, merchant, at eleven, at the Glebe T-vcrn, Liverpool . - May 24. John Chenney, of Oxford-fireet, Middlefer, linen draper, (partner with Janes Surrunerfett and John Dawfoa, late of %V igmote-ltreet, and now or late of the !Lend of New Providence, in America, merebanta,) at twelve, at Guildhall. SIR WILLIAM SCOTT'S BILL, 70 AiItND TR/ LAWS ttttt CTINO TM! CIARGT MOLDING /ARMS, AND ENTORCING TSUI iLSIDESCIL ON TRIM ICZI. The Preamble (imply Rata, that many of the provilions of the Ail of Henry the Vlllth have been found inconvenient, and the confequent expediency of repealing rouse of its daufes, and enacting more effectual proirlfions. The Bill heft difcharges all Clergymen, wind whom no -aCtions dual have been brought at the palUng of the Ad, from all penalties and profecutions, and invalidates fuch agreements and leaks of a previous date as although contrary to the Att of Henry the Villth, will b ecome lawful in future, by tom of the prefent .16t. Clergymen ard next authorised to take houfes, although not In any ci-y or town, and to rent farms, by licence of the Bi. !hop, who is to be governed io his difcrttion by the quantity of glebe attached to their livings. They are next permitted to buy and fettle cattle for the cultivation of their farms, with a prohibition to buy or fell either beafta or corn, pc dully in market. Vicars and Curates c empowered to take leafes of improprlations, *c. and no doge of giebe or other lands to be voided by non-reficience. The penalty of per month which has expofed the Clergy of late to (0 many vexatious attion., and a proportional forfeiture upon the profits of benefices. and the length of abfence clad ul in their Read. 'nick penaltlet, together with colts, are given to the common informer. One year's refidenee at any time, without a wilful abfrnce of snore than three months inthewhole, is a bar to any action fur a previous non-refidence. It is then provided, that the penalties are not to be levied against Clergymen by arreft, but by fequeßrations of the pro fits of living.; and the lalt elaufes enable the Bithops to grant licences of abfenee,whieb may he pleaded again& tbe Informer, and the Clergyman to have treble colts. If the Bilkop rettle, the Clerk may appeal to the Metropo litan. The Bill then enadts, that the law remains in force al hereto fnrc, with regard to all ecckfiallical or canonical cenfum foe norarefidence, excepting that they cannot be infliEted for a period of abfenee (honer than three months. 'I he Bithop nuy admimilh his non-refidi.nt Ckrgy ; and in cafe of contumacy fequelter prollts ; bat the Clergy tu.y appeal tu the Metropolitan. It a Clergyman has made a kale of his parfonage-houfe. the !cafe is void upon the moniti et of the hilltop for him to refide If any Clerk continue tindcrlcqueftra , ion for the term of three years,his Benefice i. iftfipa: vaid, and flu patron, Sec. to perk nt. The other prawn:tons of the Dill go to es empt Chaplains, Ca n on., ht. tee. and to regulate cork and junididlion where the p irlunage be. in more than .me (boccie, and to lave the King'. itfpeoLil power a. Op. eme hliol of the church. The New grand ferious fpeetatle at the Royal. Circus is the chief topic of converfation. Its mu fic, fcenei y, and decorations, are far foperior to any of the kind we ever witneded. Our limits do not afford us fuffieient room for enlogiums on their merits. The public nightly teflify their popularity by the moil crowded honks, and that we conceive is quantum Anftit. On Wednefday, at Netherby-hall, Cumberland, Lady Ca therine Graham, of a daughter. MARRIED. On Tuefday laft, at Weft Witton, in Yorkfhire, Thomas Buckle, Efq. of Leeds, to Mifs Wharton, of Kirkby Stephen. On Thurfday,at St. George% Hancrver-fquare, Charles Little dale, Efq. of Harley ftreet, to Mitt Catherine Louifa Caftell, third daughter of Samuel Caftell, Efq. of Bruton-ftreet. At Leith, on the 4th inft. by the Rev. C. Vincent, James Mitchell, H . q. Colleetor of the Cuitonts at Dundee, to Mrs. Helen MW Nicholfon, of Glenbcrvie. DIED At Bath, on the 24th ukVinthe 68th yeu of her age, Mrs. Ann Elliot, daughter of Sir John Elliott, of 4tobs, Bart. and fiftcr to the late Sir Francis Elliott, But. On the 13th ult. at Kinrots, in the 81ft year alga age, the Rev. Archibald Smith, Minilter of that parilh. A: Gallaflftels, on the 19th ult, Mr. William Craig, writer TO-MORROW. • Sun riles Sun fcts Moon tires 11 tninutesafter 4 I 39 minutes after 7 I 17 after 1; HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW Morning ••.• • • • 12 minute:softer 4 Afternoon DISEASES of the UR ETIIRA and Certain COMPLAINTS AS fole Proprietor of Daran's celebrated medi cated Boogies and Remedies, Mr. Dv rou a informs the Public, that be may a ufual be confulted daily from q to 3, at his boufe. No. 6, Frith-Ereet, Soho, un Cafes of Stridlures, Ob ftrudions, Gleets, &c. &c. as well as Debility, andevcry dif o-der where fecrecy Is fo effendil a requi&e, that Mr. D. has provided a fp- cious Houfe, that every Patient may be intro. duced in a feparate apartment. Mr. D. has for many years confine.' himfelf to that department of Surgery, and from d eceive pradtice, and the moil flattering fuccds, he is enabled to offer a method of cure mild, efficacious, re q uiring no COW , fincment or reftralnt in diet. and preventing the poiShility of a relapfe. Perrone in the country Rating their cafes fully, in a letter, enelofing a one or a two pound note,will have proper re medies fent to the amount. Foe the various fymptoins, See. fee Mr. Dufour 's Treadle on the above complaints, price as. 6d. the fifth edition; to be had of J. Callow, Crown.court, Soho ; H. D. Symonds, Paternoffer-row ; and ark Author. ESTATES near TAMWORTH and LICHFIELD. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Swan Inn, in Lichfield, on Friday, the loth Day of May, ifio3, at Four o'clock in the Afternoon, QEVERAL valuable FREEHOLD and COPY HOLD ESTATES of INHERITANCE, and alfo (eves) LEASEHOLD ESTATES, in Lots, and fubjed to Condkions. LOT L—A Freehold Eftate, confifting of a newly crafted Manage, with Bann, and all Nimble Out-buildings, In com plete Repair, and about Stn Xeres of Arable, Meadow, and Pafture Land, fituate at Wigginton, in the Occupation lof Thomas Phdlipa, at the yearly Rent of 330 L together with a Moiety of the Manor of liarlafton, extending over about soon Acres of Land, abounding with Game, and including a Right of Mary in the River Mech.—llia Eflate is free from both vest and (mall Tithes, and exonerated from the Land Tax. LOT 11,-,A Freehold Eftate, in the Occupation of Thomas Pipe, at the yearly Rent of 461.45. coddling of • Manage, with a new Barn, and about 23 Acres of Land, 4 A. s R. o P. of which are Arable, and the Remainder very Rich Meadow- Land,fituate at Coton,and ring the Turnpike Road leading from Tamworth to Lichfie _ _ _ LOT Illl34•srydeilixisie nate, called Long ay Houfe Farm, In the Occupation of Thomas Padmors, at the yearly Rent of isoL conjliting of a Mamie, with Barn, and all fuitaide Outbuildiap; an Orchard. a Garden, and reveal FM Ponds, well Bored with FM; and about 69 Acre, of Rich Arable, Meadow, and Failure Land, 34 Acres whereof arc Freehold, and the Ranainder Copyhoid, held of the Manor of Lanai:km:This Eliate is Stuate about a Mile and a Half from Lichfield, adjoining the Turnpike Road leading to Stafford, and is well worth the Attention of a Gentleman who Mates to build, as the Freehold Land commands one of the final Profpeds in the County of Stafford. The Land I. in excellent Condition, feveral of the Failures not having Is-en ploughed for 3o Years and upwards. The Purchafers of the above Lots rosy be accommodated with one Half of their refpedlivc Purchak Monica. LOT V.—Two Pieces of Freehold Land, fitliatt at Norton, in the Occupation of Thomas Mots, at the yearly Rent of 131.131. and containing about 9 A. a R. of Meadow and Arable Land. LOT V.—An undivided Moiety of a Piece of Rich Ma- , dow Land, called the Bufal Meadow, lituate at Orgresve, ad joining the River Trent, In the Occupation of Kent, at the yearly Rent of 131. The whole of the Bufal Meadow tneafum about z 2 A.l R. 7 P.—The abovementioced Lots am all am. nerated from the Land Tax. LOT VI.—A Piece of Meadow Land, fituate at Salter's Bridge, in the Occupation of Mr. George Booth, at the yearly Rent oft a and containing about four Acres.—This Land is field by Leak under the Sub-chanter and Vicars Choral of I ichfield Cathesiral,st the yearly retereed Rent of a as. for the Lives of George Hand, Efa. Mr. John Barker, and /Vislter Trevor Owrn Jones. The following Efiates are fituate in the City and County of Lichfield LOT 1,11.—A capital fidefluage, fit for the Refidence of a Gentleman's Family, fituate in Boar-ftreet, in the Occupation of Mr. JoL Potter, confißing of Two Parlours, and a Hall to the Front; and a large Kitchen and a back Parlour, on the Ground Floor; Four large Chambers, with Two Dreffing Room:, on the Second Floor; and Five excellent Attics, with Coach bottle, Brewhoufe, Y ard, G a rd en, Coal-houfe, Laundry, good Cellaring, Re.—This Houle is held by Leafe under the Feoffees of Lowe 's Charity, at the yearly Rent of al. ss. for the Term of ao Years, commencing the 3oth day of November, 1792, and nasally re newed every to Years. 1.0 VIII. Two Dwelling-laufes or Tenements In Wade- Neet, in the feveral occupations of Thomas Worrel, with • yard, (table, and plgßye, at the yearly rent of 81. tys. and of the widow Markland, with Yard, Brewhoufe, Pigltye, dcc. at the yearly Rent of 6L act. together with a Stable for fine Holies, fronting to Wade-ftreet, with a Suddle-houfe, Gar den boufe, and • piece of Garden ground, lying behind the laid Dwelling-honks, In the occupation of the Paid Joreph Pot ter, with the Premifes compelled in the laft Lot, and giving the fame a communication with Wade ftreet. The Prtmifcs compelled in this Lot, or part thereof, are of Burgage 'Tenure. LOT Garden In Stow-ft:iv, in the 0 7 ceupation of J. Adlon ; and Two Pieces of Arable Land, with a Barn and ,Stable. in the Occupation of Thomas Smith.--This Lot Is held by Lcife under the Sub-chanter and Vicars, for the Term of • Years, commenting the sth of March, t goz, at the annual 'refereed Rent of rt. 8s ed. and ufually renewed cv.ry 7 Years. Lot X.—Two Pieces of excellent Pafture Land, with a newly crated Barn, Inmate at Boley, in the Occupation of Sherratt, containing abnut 3A. a R 22 P. of which I A. a R. arc bch by Lexie of the ftid Sub-chanter and Vicars, far the 'firm of at Years. commencing the a9th of Odober, '797, at the annual refereed Pent of aka and ufually renewed every Seven Years. LO Xl.—A Piece of Freehold Lana At Holey, adjoining the above I.ot, in the occupation of the !aid Sherrett o and containing about :AAR. 23P. LOT Xll .—A Piece of Freehohl Land,.fituate at Collin's Hill, in the Occupation of J. Afton, containing 2, A. 3 R. 27P. LOT Xill.—Ditto ditto, containing 2 A. 2 R. 28 P. .1 UT XI V.—Ditto dittn,containing 3 A o R. 2 F. ,LuT xv.-I.titto ditto, containing 4A. 2 R. 32 V. Thrfr four Into are e:orterated from the land Tax. Piilleron of the r. (pa Premifes may be had at Lady Day, t /by. iod printod Particulars had at the King's Arms, 'l'amworth; tb: ernsrii,llurtrinaupnn.Trent; the Angel, Athei-.. none ; 'three tuilt.:‘utton ; and flans of the rftatts n•3y he leo , at Mr. Landers, Surveyor, Willtaw ; and at Mr. Gill's, Aaaruer, SPRING PI[YSIQ. THE Propriety of taking fume alterative tine at this Seafun of the Year, to facilitate t: e$ is c; nature, molt be obvious to the w. drat caprii it i, a I,l{l - o"adtiec, founded by the riildoni funaloned by the approbation of every : it, in ;:: :j is not conned to the prefent adyanteges, hut e,tench the prevention of many dife.afes, which :frcqueusiy occur w 1,6. Spring PhyEe has been negleded. It lhould be recoll,dted much the perfpiration of the body is ob:.rucled durinp the ,•,ii,- tur months by fogs, frotts, and pier4.'ng windt, 'fringing the pure, of 'he kin, it:lilac& the cccellary of faeces from the blood; thefc, Ly acctimulaticn,heccnie a,r'.- monious, and (unleft nature s by rigorous cfrarts, or the a!rta anee of fume feafonable alterative is enabled to expel dormancy) lay the foundatiou of a variety et difi.afes. T; tii Public are therefore reminded, that DE VELNQ's yEOETAIII.E P1f.14 are proved by ample experience, to be the mon fate and effica, cacious medicine hitherto difeovered, as au gitcrativc, puri4, 4 , and fwectner of the blood, and for radically curing the scurvy. Scrophula or King% Evil, Scorbutic Eruytiens, I,eprofy; th,- ill cffedts of Mercury, and all clifcars originating froun at purity of the blood. • , - Prepared and fold, in boxes, trice .10. 6d. or 4: bclies qn, , price tl- as. by the Proprietor, . Pfdding. for m ,F,gvily S.,:on the Army, at his Warehoufe, o. 76. Prfora the Pantheon ; alfo retail by Golding, Pa - ruiner, ki". q:, Cum ? hill; 'Cute, Royal Exchange; Butler Nq. 4, Uhrik;:110:-.. 6 60,w and Edwuds, No, 66 , St. Paul's Ghurchryard War . i x Holborn; Swinney, No. at, Pall-Mall; acid 4v all rr:nt c:i Bookfeilers,andVenders of Medicine throughout tbe it b. Bui another Pißs t &a affuni4i4 the Cone naine(ziotaiiihtwebeg they may be pompoully ads ended i n the aunt h.tughtyjArgon) ar futile preparations and grofs Bvird with r, Ink, by the file Proprietor I. Pldditu, No. 76, 1.4f04-trys{: WHEN Profeflional Men of eduebt ion :and fponfibility deviate from thc general filtea? by fbe re_ haftion of a peculiar Branch, the fatic4or oe !wig euinipp4 focccfs h the heft criterion of fuperiority. Tea years have 1 devoted my practice to the culOire trAm : meat of THREE PISORDERS, and the fixed:4(d ir.cf t * my plan gives me additional ardour to oppofe 4 far as / aro able the ravages of thole complaints which are dap Rui/lorp, sat in the catalogue of human infirmities. After initiation into eray branch as fit 4.rmy Suer mu formed a 'with at an cu t 1 paled ad Ittruftise to refeueiii;;44l4 es from the !pinnace of ucieducated Mro. or the erslly dap s genius pleellittsetcyofmall Pto4itioners. The THREE PihQRDERS.to the cure of whAels l bye 4e : voted my attention, comprise every fpecies of INFECIIO/4, or.• ber of a recent or ions dlra4o.—zqh All binds of DEBILITY, whether from al= 644 .Qi Schoolboys, or the indulgence of maturc w,4.4141t1y t- r a rangement of the fyftern in Wooten widdi is called 1441R.EN s NESS or STERILITY. . _ Numerous difoafes are the refult of ignorance or balk eo the ' treatment of a ample Gonorrhea, and it not anftequengy bap, pens that the feeds of Life are poifoned by the 104 y n unguarded boor. By a (ulterior method fact cotuidatntj easily cured, and eves where others have fellet ; fll4 that may preform to offer a radical re•eitablifhmeig. Few, however, are the cafes of compile..4g 414444 ice tivf diawder, compared with the calamitous lituatloos of lien, Its from indulgence in a SOLITARY mE,sor the grevaleni Gaieties of a giallo!** Life, acquire that t pr 40 , 44 phich the unavoidable,confequenee of fliciptukcigks babiss, Where the unhappy (offerer brootls ewer hra egfery, but care : fully conceals Ms misfortune, 4 way be fame courolatino rAr him to know, that although it be an Ole& pfdovte or uovv,rz ainty with other Fradlitionert, ;be renso,vil of •befe ).; gIENCIES by the gradual Eirogrnfasf t ecno,:tion As the *gulp: meet of my experience. If the rites of Bacctr4 qe Vsgussl e agi begun to reduce manly rigour, enueb anxietivilli be prcvnt by an early ectuntereetiee thtle le9a 1 0 1 ; 16 cafes no great difficult*, wal occur. But where this &ardency has tee Mel a Perfeverance is indifpenflay regulate to revile qbe ' (parks of Life, and to re-animafe the MARRIED urogra4, who lave lugg bees OfamAnted In their eapedkationtlef Family, mil tee enure 1, rh e a n, penances futh defeds are curable by Medical The SECRECY which iefoeifentiai to fur yedei7elaßf, the Qiialiatatioas which I have prefutneci )0 Elate; yt „ ail Bags of my tvtenflous, and in coincidence with (ych (kettle oration is given, that Mr. BR EE may be cturfultcni perf (or by letters Inelofing a (mall note) it It4s.lkogfe, Aro. g9,4rdge dd-lreet, Strand, near Temple-Bar . - There U an addition:al entrance Iq WparAtnket and the same is oa bah the door'. M. /MEE, Manbcr of the jitoyaj CiAgge.o Suripm. WELCH'S FEMA L E For the Green Strhaefs, and other DifOrdcrs :cr4 'WYNN. Females. THE following inflances of th eir uneemaKe !Meaty, are worthy the attention of .the aftli4ed; To Mrs. KEARSLEY. Tsvickezhava, Feb. ib, oo k Madam—l beg leave to return you Ilp(t zrateful thanhais the name of Sarah Noyes, whom I recommended to your bind' benevolence, ripe other day, in a very ill ,gate of bead!, ,via : ' a particul r diforder in which' your piny famous Ws t 5 leg F.tir MALE P . 11.1.11 are fo particularly recommended; it is itc:clr for me to obferve to you, bow much better me bolo beef , from only taking one box, a. no doubt you will bays oeu dtinonitration when the delivers this farther reqUlt fur a :e tition of your kindnefs in my name ; you vrill no doubt huh from her own mouth, host, much better the is in eopfitotj in external appearance, and can allure you, with the refpart, you have at an times my utmolt with and cogent. ko make the above eak as public u you think proper, .ansigsfei any pufon or perfons who doubt the fame to, Madam, Your Ault obedient humble .Serrant, C. CR/LIN/AND. 80 9. 1 41 11 9:_ • MADAM, Twkkenhap, Mara 9. /8.. i• Till with Milnlte . pleafure I adder(' yoy once more in .00* of Sarah Noyes, who has received fo much bezdit from tagluf only two boxes of your truly valuableptetileipe, vtz. Wceis. FINIALS !ILL., u to enable her to go about her daily apecv cheerCully ; the (welling of her legs is entirely gone, he coop: plexion is returned to ,tta natoral cola 7, er appetke weed; t,ii;.• ly good, cough very trifling, and I Teri y bclieve two .boxv more will perfect an admi ra ble cure, w h l carno3l, folic4 you for in her name, and who will up be Inuit ;;Aatelit bound to pray tot, ace- Your's, . c. citaustaisso. Madanolitiving been for fame dengtla of time a ycnderzti your molt invaluable medicine, viz. Watcp's Fast.v.e pAt i t.z . , am induced to apply to you as the, egular Vender for o fuppk, having had a niece and kveralot bee young wom en reftwed,fAurr, to all appearance, the borders of the grave, to the happincci q youthful and blooming health, liig tbe'ufe oily of this Zdedicins; will thank you therefore to fend me two dozen by Hunt, `Pti: bridge Wells carrier, (b2een's Head Inn, in Vie Borough, Tlttl: days and Fridays who on delivery will ply o ar the aluout4. 'I am, Madam , your obedbat Serysipt, Font, near TunbeidgeWells. G. It r z.,0. Welch's Female Pills (with direetions.) price 2e. 9d. a 80. are fold wholefale by G.diearfley, FL:et-items:, Iggdon ; and Co. Bow Church-yard, Cheerful: ; F. Newberg, jlo. g ht. Paul's Church-yard; Bacon mil Co. No. tso,.o2.ford.ft,reet: Butler, Chrapfide ; and Barclay and Son, Fiect..market • aig. Retail by Piddit.g,Ozfrird-Street; M. rihall, F; art-liver ,14:tiontt bury ; Stringer, titrand L.liewbery, the Corn 20 St. ?Aul t Church yar d , Ludgate•ltreet ; Golding, Ccrnhill; Wade, 010 Bond • drret ; at Bel ton's Vlrdlclne Shop not Tutt's) trout ottV Royal Fach.inge; Clark. No. 269, Borough Ward,..kfolkorni and Vete+, Sloan -ftreet, Knight (bridge. •„, • As another rrsediclue le fold under she name of Female Pills, which is fpurious, purchafere are re cited to t mark, m the Corea tellin.my of authenticity, that each bill Of directions i+ ligned with the name of C. KrA tr Iw 4 3 .tils writing; and on the outtde, whereby fervent+ cannot br ire: poled on, the It.unp is printed by permatan9f !As Maji.fl.yet Honourable CommiMoners of Stamps, thus C. Kearitley, N 0.16, nee.t-fkrlA- None of are genuine. .ONDON:ra act! aod publi fbed by LEVEL ACE.trr,(Of Ci 4 .— tcrbury -plac.-. 1-.4ro:wth) at the S I A • OFIFICB. bio. 1, Caso. , Brea Py alio at the STILL Dynes, Twil•-;1111 .11 Arid MIL 11 ikt pea R' !ripe N. Pin No ;kw t Mt! H' see I USN zeal sad r be del later to wi fruit, wet At DAG, Or a Cm Grca