Star. — London, England, 1803-08-09 00:00:00

MP wi l BRIGLITO.V, A.VGUST 5. place Ltft night the Colinnt•botife OfficerliOr this Wade a feizto e • t h..t. ivccn tour and bye hundred ; tiy o ri.11.01,:•, and lai boa; b e i wit i n . 71;} , ..! Cottcr , "' . " - " on and off this place for fcvci -• !S r 3,1, attempting rn make good her land air Races commenced this day; a number of h • its etittred for the New Pavillion Stakes flfr too g at ne ,,„ witch was won by his Royal Highnefs's yob" fiu!!: auil the fweepttakes of 53 guineas eseh was won hF Mr. LAMBROKA's Brainwarm. The finenefs of r•e .....her, and the races, drew together a more sninterous ..:Ternblagc of beauty and falltion, than we have wit•letred for many IcAr"ns pail. Amongil thole cervpictlmis we , 'Ai.: Royal Higlincl. the Prince of WA!. E•, Mrs. If: r. , 44KOFRT, E• 111 and Critintels of Ilfitltr LEY, MArdtioncrs ni WLLIEsVeY, Lady C.I4ARS.OI - 14. LFN"K. Loid OAR. r, Sir Intari and Lady LADE, Sir lI.FE A-rut-A ss-0s e, Colonel Lt. e. Major-a:net-al Li NOX, Mr. DAY, Mr Tot AvEtts,&.:. &c. The Prorrienade Grove ar this 0 tee opened, for the fecund night this frafon, with an exhibiu 4i of fue.works, &c but as they are e lt hoS ite d oil night appropriated to the amufements of the The ore. we are atst aid they will be produetive of much cmitrovetfr between the Proptictot sof thole places of entertainment. Lord SrAW6l.t. won the Aril race today; the PRINCE the f:cond; Lord Mu.. Sitio-rote the third ; Mr. Lan eoia the fourth; and Dir. Nairn the 1.0 race. ASSIZES. Lewes. Aver * f.—Tiii% marking the Juckes arriv ed, and after having opened their Commtdinn went tosChorch, and immediately on their return proceed ed to bonnets. Maria Seymour was intlifted for the murder of her &Otani child, by flrangling it with a piece of cotton, on the lath of April lan, at the ;tarn of Lavend, in this county. The verdict was Ave Gai/ty. Lord Esseidaintouctu told the jury, that by elate ftatute it was enaited, that when a woman was ac gored of murdering her ballard child, and the Jury acquitted her of that charge, it thould be competent fo r them to fay, whether the had or not been &livered of inhe of her body, which, if born alive, had been a ballard, and whether The had not endeavoured to con. ceal fuch delivery by feeretly hiding or burying the raid Me ? The Jury, therefore, by virtue of this Alt, ' Were empowered to fay, notwitlinandiag the acquit. tal (or the murder, whether the prifoner had not fr..mte the child in quellion, and endeavoured tdcon aal it by fecretly burying it ? And the Court had in ' - • fuch cafe a power to imprifon the delinquent for any `term not exceeding two years. • After a tbort dalberation, the Jury found in the ds of the AdS, " that the prifoner had been de ivered of ifue, which, if born alive, would have en a Ward, and that the hid endeavoured to inner-al the fame by (wetly burying it." Lard Essewaogooo a immediately fenteneed the Prifoner to we year's irrsprilrmeAst. Yalta Assts. es.—Tb. following are the particulars bat came out on the trial of Martha CoSapi, for the Jeturder of her ballard child: Mite Artaabella Willian, a young Lady Athol to Years of tge, was the firil whack caned. Sh: fisted pit the was niece to Colonel Surtees ; that at the time the unfortunate accident happened, be wits front home, and the witnefs had the care of the family,.— The Prlfuner.had lived three or Tour months in Cot Bureau' ferrite. On the lath of June, the Prifoner tomplahied of being indifpoted. and a Dr. Turton, of Ackwortb, was tent for to a:tend her. He corn inunicated to Mifs Wilfon his furpicion that the was ;With child, and &fired that use might be watched. shout fit o'clock the next roornin.fifs Wallin was frilled out of bed Isk one of the feivants, in Conte. sittence of Martha Chapel's being taken ill. She int• inealiately got up, and went to the Prifoner's room, *hom the Grand in bed. The Prifoner (aid the Do/tor had tot I her her complaint was the chat, and the coa l lai ted of violent pain. The witnefs re. • plied, that the Doftor thought the was with child, and begged that if the was . , the would act conceal it, Ond the timid have every ailance. 'file Prifoner tp.id to Mill Wilton, " I am no more with child than ou are." The witnefs then left the room, and re. .ned thortly after, when Ole found the Prifoner ' hparentlt worfe. She urged the Prifoner to conceit the truth, and (ite again denied the raft. Witnefs Vold her the had beard n zf t iaioung led? at Newcafile• ppon.Tyne.. trim CO '' . her being pregnant, and dellro_yed her child , and aid Ile Was , ha ngild f or it. The Prifoner raid, " Gos forbid dint I &add ever iko Slab a thisg." Witnefi replied, u Ihe hoped al) had given her more grace." While they were ieranrerfino, Mils W. heard three thrill (creams, which appeared to come from the bed ; they refemb ed the io fSla kitten. The w itnefs :irked the Prifoner what that noire 'was t Ilse anfwered that k was only . The rumbling in her body . S he defired Miff W. ‘ Would leave the rorim ; fhe (aid the medicit:es the ; Doltor had given her inclined ha to bleep. The wit nets comp lied; bit; went and contrrianicatal her fu lticiosts to HannA •Erno't and Marj Mafon, two of the terrains. • In *Gout ;en minutes they An re sumed together inter the room. The Ptifuner yid el:em flit felt het felf much better; that a lump had b" , n in her body. and that the was quite eafy.- 40e adoletl, th It the thoold he well enough to dd. her w At: hCfr! e night. There were two beds in the room ....:,,,, e tic p.i.oner flepe, and between the beds they chicoveryd Inme blood on the fluor, which alarmed them, and they then began to leach the other bed, in v.hich the Pii:oncr was nut laid. The Prifoner, wi.i;e they here einp;oyed in removing the blankets, pet out of bed, and running op to Mils W. with her fil cli.;ched, file tsclsimc , l, .• What are you about ? three is •,. 4 hit- cr in thar 1.:,1 hut dirty linen."—On 1ii...;-; , up .I.e 171.fooke:s acy fund the dead body of a clitid %%hyped nu i;i a cloth ; the throat was torn ft. sr. ear to t .4f, Alld 0•C j ow Lad Men torn off. The Pi it'lier, on I,:.oratg t'ot footileou o.t Mr. Tinton at the .1... n, ca:led ran, s 4 Froth ! hull,! the Docctor is C un.ir.7. cover up the chitd, and fay nothing about it " 0 : h..ing c11.4-2.c.i witlilmnrJer, the laid, " If the had thoic any tiring floe wa• not to blame, for the bad .to.toc it in ..!%ting lin f.lf." • Ilanlich Iltonk and Mary ?.lifon ennfiumcd the er:Je;..-e 0,1 `ti:. W. as to the tufts to tulich they wt - sti*.r.:l'.•. Mr. i:...laert aitn::h, a fugeoo and ntan•mislwile, at Pontefraa, wet ihnildr by June, he arrived about three in the afternoon.— He found the Prifoner very iil: after having allitted herr, 'he empire. for the cbilJ. It was then laid on the other bed in the room where the Prifoner lay, and was afterwards placed on a table for his infpeition. He deftribed the direction of the wound, which ex tended from both fides of the mouth entirely down to the neck. The cheek bones had been broken, and the gent artetie,'of the throat torn *fonder, fo as to occalion the immediate death of the child. The jaw. Itone had been torn away. The witnefs turned to the Prifoner; and atked what had been the canfe.of all that mirchief the replied as before, that what the had done had been done in eliding herfelf. Mr. Smith was wired whether he had not, in the courfe of practice, foond inflames of delirium or phrenzy on painful labour, particularly on a firtt pre gnancy. . Mr Smith replied, .4 Nu ; he had attended m many very difficult cake, and where the pains of labour had filled fume days, but never knew a cafe of deli rium or phtenzy at the time of delivery, though he had frequently known it take place a few hours after. The Judge then difiinftly Rated the evidence to the Jury, who, in lets than a quarter of an hour, re turned, and found the prifoner guilty. The Judge was fo much affaled in Palling fentenee as to be fcarcely able to proceed. This unfortunate girl was (educed by the perfon in whore Arvice the lived a few months before the went to Colonel Surtees. _ She was executed yeflerday fennight. For tome time after ing fentence the was in a fate of flu pot. and on recovering from it. the appeared over powered by a fenfe of hcr dreadful fituation ; and the terror of death teemed to be the predominant (ea.'. tian of her mind to the very loft mon:ent. Her body was atterwards delivered to the furgeon for diffeaion. LONDON MARKETS. CORN-EXCHANGE. MONDAY. AUGUST L PRICE OF FLOUR. Fine Floor 454 to Jos. Seconds 40s. to op. per lath. RETURN of WHEAT in Mark-hoc, intlet/14 vat , from the ssth sf July to the tab of July. l'oml—;ts4 Quartet. AVOW Of. 1014.116. 746 lower than lan. return. PRICE OF HOPS. ssos. Netter,. 41 Ss te 31 5s Xent - 41 101 to sl Ise aN S. aSt os Sorrel - al tos to s I Ss el is to 31 os Farnham 51 us to 61 6a PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. Smithfield. St. James's. Whiteckapel. O. My 5 sto 7 0 3 3oto 7 0 0 4 lot. 7 0 o &rye 216t0 s 5 s 6eto 3 3 0 119tos 16 0 Cl•tor 410 to 7 0 6t0t07 14 • Kent - Suns . kiss - SMITHFIELD, Auenft S. To fink the offal—per Sone of 8111. 3414 45 4d to 51 ad I Veal 41 6d to so 6d Mutton 4s 8d to ss 44 Pork 41 81 to ss . 41 Lamb p. ad. to 61. od. NEWOATE and LEADENHALI., Anguft S. Per (tone of !Us. by the weak. Beef 3s &I to Alt 10d Pork 41 8 44 6 1 Veil 3$ 8d to ss ad Mutton 45 4d to js ,1 to 58 44 Lamb 4s. .to ss. 6d. SEA COAL METER'S OFFICE, Augua 6. Tn the P•9l. Moth7,ll t Canoes fold frown 41t. cel to 465. per cium. wander,. 7 Ditto from 435. 6d. to 471.6 d. Friday, at Ditto from 444 ad. to 435. 6d. Feez.—An alarming fire broke out about t 2 o'clock on Sunday night, at the hook of Mr. Lewis, a grocer. at the lower end of Oxford-11feet, near St. Giles's. It was mullioned by the following circumflances :—A child of Mr. Lewis being taken fuddenly ill, a fervant was fent down (lairs for a bottle of cordial, and it is furpored that a fnuff of the candle which the held fell among the flraw in which the bottle was packed. MofI• of Mr. Lewis's family. ind all the perfons who inhabited the adjoining hottfes, had either retir ed or !were retiring to reit when the accident hap pened, and from the rapidity with which the flames fpread, they found much difficulty to effeet their of cape. The fire quickly communicated with a cheek. monger's next door. For nearly two hours the de- RI-waive clement raged before any attempt could be made to flop its progrefs, and the roof of the grocer's fell in while the firemen were endeavouring to procure water; a fupply at fall being obtained, the neceltary affillance was afforded, and about eight o'clock yef terday morning the fire_ was extinguilbed. No lives have been 101 l upon this occafion, but the damages are very confiderable ; five bottles are deftroyed, be fides the injury done to the premifes backwards, which is very great : very few of the tuff are infer ed. The Weßminfler and St. George's Volunteers, with that attention which has always di fl inguithed them, affembled on the fpot for the purpofe of preventing the fufferers from being plundered, and to afford affifiance ; much robbery however took place previous to their arrival ; but by the vigilance of the police officers feveral offenders were taken into cullody ; one old woman, apparently 70 years of age, was apprehended endeavouring to make off with a bundle of clothes which the had fiolen from Mrs. Rica, the milk& of one of the hooks which took fire. She was carried before the Magifirate at Marl borongh-fireet, a At Twickenham, the lardy of John Dean Paul. Ffq. of a fon. On Saturday bit. in Bakeederwt, the Lady of John High= James,tfg. of a daughter. Sunday Woolght, the Lady aide Rev. Dr. Landon. Provoft of Waireefter C.olirce, and Vice-Chancellor of dm Uniettlity of Oa fo►d, of a fon. MAItRIED. Friday, to Ifirmon b. John lisulticn. Ft+ of Common. to MU: Gotsbal, aril! ilusghtcr of John Gocabcti. flay. of Link Sion Hoak, Mluld errs. On tbc rdth ult. Mr. Neel Iteilamy, of Cornhil, Lembo. to . 11414 Rebecca burchatts....l Prundingbans, Suffolk. DIED. On Stindey, at Newt-Isere, Svrfty.the Err. Wm. Caller, 11 D. a Senior Fellow of 'Erauty Cathy, Cambridge, wbere be was for many ycara 'l'utnr, itcaor of Orwell, in CambridieUre, On the 4111 lug. at Bath. /km Edwarea, w4e of the Rev. Dr. Ed% ' , anti niece of the R.ght Hon. Lord Flkaboroufh. On the 19th ult. at Carmarthen, John Philippa, Mei. 11/Arran at Law. Oa Friday, ct Wetthamttow, ha the f 7th year of ►er age. Phipp*, woad daughter of Mr. Phipps, of Copekall-eourt, Throgmartnn fl rret. On eh,: asith ult. h, the arts year abet ate, 'hes a long and painful cl:cl.ne. Dallis Harriet limb Ludlow, second enlist" or Whitdm I udlow, kle. of Hilworila Houle. rear Devises. Friday lA, at Sandi:de, Kent, in tie alb year of kr air. after a long p 41VA Hort., Mils Mary holland, fourth darrokaa. of M.. B.".:: 0, of Ciepham. - , On vac id i^ti. MAW,. Swart, In the 74e1l ruled Iris ate. din Hod; kfq. rentaden, In Krot, snarl years In theta-4re of the Fait I .ela Ccarrany, +AI bnuwo in the Itherary world as the Tr.t.ftator et T..On and ArinOn :?4 ON *I Clittan. Edwin Haab Las }j. 14..0tr et the Madtaelca serval potreSos. ID BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. BAIN!. Oa dm Proadba,called FOYLE Mitt:i s On Pridayolic tit& bd. at Eleven o'Clock, 'THE Leafe of 86 Acres of MeaJou-, Nib's*, Ara ble, and Wood Land, hi a compliA Farm, on Which Rands a convenient Houk and lionteßead, Stunted on the HOO's BACK, a welHtnown and admired Gtuation, dillant only three Miles:roan Farnham. and feces from Guildford, held for a Term, of which 6. t Years will be unexpired at Michaelmas lien, at only One ki.mdfed Pounds per Annum: at chola= time will be fold, the orowiog Crain of Grafi. Closer, and Corn thereon ; together with the Live and Dead Farming Sleek, in four Draught Marts, three hoe Alderney and one other Mach Cows, a Heifer mad three tat Calves, eleven Swine, two Waggons, feveril Cons, Hartwig, and fundry it tenals and Impkasesto is Halbandry. William Barnet, on the Premifei, will (hew the fame • of whom printed Particulars may be bad; alto at the Bulb, Fa rnham • M. Moon's, Gudaltning; White Hart, at Guildford and Bagaim Staines; Gillian, Kingston; Rainbow Cuffee-binife, Cornball; and fo Mr. Roane, enorlout-ftmet, Moosolury, London. FASEHOLD. NEAR COVENT-UAkDbN. WITH IMME• DIATE POSiEr;sION. -- TO BE SOLO BY AUCTION—By Mr. RAINE, Oh Friday, dm tOth Influx, at the Rahlow Cake-hcOfe, in Curet iIl, at Twere o'clock, AMOST fubfieLti.4l and excellent HOUSE, ao feel In hoot, on the South Side of GREAT RUSSELL STRUT, COVhNT-GARDEN, No. 7, now and for many Yuri patt the weh-known Refideace J Mr. 'FHOMAS GRIG NON, Time ye.sce-maktr. The Scite of the above Houle, whilt contains Two fpwiess Roums, with a large and light Clofct on each Floor, together with the greater Part et the Tad, is Freehold, a very Lnuftial Teeure ha the Wu litigation ; and the Remainder of the Yard is Leak:. bold, ander the Duke of Sedtord, at 31. per annum. To be viewed by Tick ts, which, with printed Particulars, may be had of Mr. Raise, Chariot:44:w° likiondbary; alto prated Partkularsesay be tad in the Presses; at the Rainbow ; and of Mars. Greene and Tennant, Gray's-)nn-fqnare. BETWEEN HORSHAM AND STEYNINO, WITH IMME• PLATE "O6SfiSSION. to BE SOLD BY AJC iON—By Mr. RAIN,. On Friday, the': pal Whitt, at the' Rainbow Corac-honfe, in Cornaiil. at Twelve o'clocit.in Two Lots, I'WO fmall but deli:Able compsuft FREEHOLD PALMS, with convenient Houfa and Hornefteaas, know by die Nunes of FALCONEKS and WILTSHIRE'S; centaloing together One Hundred and Six Acres and Twenty-dos Polea,riser and tor many Years pat (with other Lands) in the occupation of Mr. John johnfon end his Family, at an old Rea!, muter the pm lent Lcak, which capita at Michaelmas DM. slag. The hitate lies a siat diftance Weftward from the Turnpike Road, between Hertharn and &noting, in the Para of Shipk7, about forty-one Mila from London. To beviewed by leave c 4 the 'I enact, of whom printed Particu lars may be had; alto of the Varner of the Lewes Paper; Old Ship, Brighthelmitae; Checquers,aiteyninr ; Anchor, Mama; King's Head, Ceeklield ; Nuaivlk Arms, Arundel; of Mr. Mrd• win, Attorney at Law, Hortham; Rainbow; and of Mr. Rattle, Charlottc-Oraet,Bloonitbury, where Plaits maybe teen. ESTATES AND TITHES IN AND NEAR TO LEWES. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. RAINS. At tht Rainbow Coffee-hook, in Conthill. en Prlday,Vhe zgth h.&ant, at Twelve o'clock, in Four LAPP. . ANinvaluable FREEHOLD ESTATE,conlifling 1 . of near Eighteen Acres of moll produetive Meadow Land, in part immediately Joining the River OOZE, at the Bridge, in the centre of the Town of Lewes, en which Rands an antient i ManSone bottle .nd OfSees, now, and (or many Yarn part, occupied with the greater pan of the abovemmitiooed round, by Skr Ferdloaatio Poole, Bart. as a yearly Tenant; and the Remainder of the Laud, With a roomy Dwelling.houfe, and large Warchoures and Wharfs, by Sir Henry Blackman, Km. on Leak, of **bleb about Faux Years are now unexpired. l.ikewife the Tithe of C , rn, Crain, Hay, Wool, and Lambs. an. Ovally growing and arifing from near One Thoafand Five Hundred AFC/ of wal cultivated Land, in Hound Dean, and Adhoosithe ' , lrv's, held by Mr. Towle and Mr. Boys, as yearly Tenants, in the Pa. Blies of St. Peter and St Mary Weßout, Ping on each Edel of the High Road, at the Turnpiks-houfe, between Lewes and; Brighthelmftene, about a Mile diftant from the former Town,; and Seven from the latter. The feveral Tenants will prink the Property to be fees; and of whom printed Particulars may be bad; alfo of the Printers of the Lewes and Maidltone Papers; Old Ship, Brlghtlielmftone; Anchor, N or th am ; White Hartßeigate; the Arms, at &ft ()naiad; Rainbow Coffee-houfe • and of Mr. Raine L and-Sur veyor, in Cliarlotte-ftreet, Bloontbury, London, where a:creel Plana any be ken. 'BETWEEN BUCKINGHAM AND WESTER, WITH POS SESSION Al' LADY DAY NEXT. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. PAINE, On Friday, the 36th inftant, at the Rainbow Colfee-bank, in CornkM, at Twelve o'clock. in Lots, . AVALUABLE FREEHOLD and TITHE FREE ESTATE, the whole Staved within the Atria' of Twiford, wb extends over the Hamlet of Charndan. In wrack the greater rat of thlsV.Rate ties. The Lead is principal, Dining Oround of the kit and contains altogether Six Hundred and Fifty-five Acres, oa which are Thew Honsc.Retris, called Croft's, Dor Rtirs Hill, and' Smarts; the Two fanner very good,and all are rleafintly hen:tell Mr. Crofs, at Twyford, as well as the other Tenants will thew their rapeetlve Lands, of whom printed Particular, may be had ;1 *Ka of the Printers of the Oxford, Reading, and Northamptoo Papers; Cobham Arms, Buckingham; King's Arms, Mettler; George, Ayllbary ; at the Rainbow ; of Mr. Haler, at Tkame ; Mr. Caner. Staple's len • sad of Mr. Roane, Laod Surveyor, in 4, Charlotte-11mm, Illeawsils:ry, London, where a Plan may be fees. WHEN Prnfeflional Men of education :Ind ;e• fpachbility deviate free the Fellers! lyttem by the feiedlioe of a retitle breads. the Lusaka of keg ecestiaaad Neu4 I. the beft entries dfapersority : _ _ _ Ten yyemarns have f devoted my pradike to the esclonve treatment of DISORDERS, and the Aiccefsful refult of my pito erg addidonal ardour to ("pole as far al i am aide du ra vatic albeit complaints which arc the molt impor aut in the eats intsecif human inhemltiea Attar initiation into every branch m an Army Surgeon, I bruited a with at an sail period of PraClice to Wait individuals from the tearoom Of indent& Mee, or the equally dangerous pr ef geseral . Praditiomers. I T I tit tab TIZEE DISORDERS, to the core a which I hen devoted my aueotion. cauterise every fpecies of VENEREAL INPV.I TION. whether of a recent or long duration.-.ndly, Al Nods of DEBILITY, whether wiring from the habits of Sshooitioys, or the indultam e: match are. and Wily that denotement of the fyil ern In %Venom which is called BARRE NNES:i or sTERILI nr. Numemsis 'Meares are the mink of *nor's; or l7altetotie' treatment or a tiospk Gannerbea, and It odt unfrequently has pens that the Adds of Lite are polkaed by tbelintliteretino of aw onsuord-, od hnur. By a ruperior method tuch complaints are ratify cured, and even where schen ►ate failed, I min that I may pa:hunt to oiler a radical ra• eflablithrrient. Few, lowerver, are the caked eamptlestrd dirtrets in the dif. rodeo, compered 'garish the ealamitotts &nation. of Men, who rem lei:Weems se a SOLITARY VICE, en the prevalent Gaieties of, a fantionet.le Life, acquire that nate of Debility which le the unavoitiabie malemiesee al hid pernicious habits. Where the unhappy &lam broods over his mifery, but carefully conceal. his mish , rtune, it easy be form confolation tar him to Wow, that although it be an objed of doubt or uneerainty with other Ltraditinness, the removal of fiefs DEFICIENCIES by the gradual pmgrefs of renewaion is the 'quinine ut of myesperlea cr. It the rites of limicas or Yeses Mee bq/mt to reduce manly la pse, mach anxiety will be prevented by an atly,museteradiew this languid (late, and in there cafes no great difficulties will occur( but where this deficiency has for years canted. a proper Per frwrance is indifpennbly requifate to revive the numbering CRAM of Life, and to re-animate the Connituden. MARRIED WOMEN, who base loci been dflappolnted in their expatiating* of • Family, may he 'fluted, that in moft In- Rateea bath defies are curaSle by Medical Rill. The SECRECY which is iv Medal to my undertaking, and the t'aiiiseatinin which t have premised to Rate, form t►e Batts or 111, pretenEtan, and in enincidenee with (tab this intimation is given, t►at Me. Ull Way be eoadalted perianths (or by lettere Melody, • fawn owe) at hi• bowie, Nast, Atundei-Igteet, Synod, new Tanple-Ear . _ _ There is an adadonal astniers ie Water-ftreet adjoining. an* the aunt le am both the doors. IL WASS, him:Ws Olio Royal Cap. Samoa. rfilt - AMTITTRFCITTRIMENNIFYArroirom - rremo from the Audi Dem agreeable to Ad of Parliament 'Wedoefdli, sled Aeauft, dtc3, AXERAC, SON, and Co. will put up to P Wit ILL Sale, at thrir Warehoufe, No. A Cheest4treet, a kip Al fert.neut of BRITISH PIECE GOOD& Partieulan wi2 be glee* be time d by. M. L. MIER AC, jun Dot•r.• FREEHOLIIIOARM, WINT'ERSLOW, Wll.l S. 1 .1 0 be SOLD by AUCTION, at the Spt ad E gk A- bin, Su d bury, on Tnefday the sal din uf Augi Steer t, as four o'clock in the afternoon math before - deleted of by private contra& A very &Arable FREEHOLD FARM, Ablate ha the Paddies of Wintertime and Montana* the County of Wilts, coo- Siting of a joad Farm Houk, Garden, Orchards, Barns, Stables, Granary, and ether couvrofeat Buildings, teree Cottages ani Cardoso near the Farm Mode, and *bola two hundred Acres et good Arable, Meadow, Paftare, and Coppl!e La .d. all lying is faveralty, try convenient, and near the great weittin Tarnpike Road, about keen miles from &rebury. The prerrifes are In *craning of Mr. Robert Cooper,wbo Slew the fame. Particulars will fawn be prepared; for which, awl to treat for the purebnfe, tatty to llegns.Tanner and Casper. Aa,. tonics, Salilbury. TO BILtOUS AND GOlll Y PERSONS. T . HE Rev. WILLIAM BARCLAY's PATENT ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS will aloud certain LOW: titer have, it; thole cafes, been taken with the *Maria (wears, by hio Grace Archbfihop of Canterbury, the Lord Bilks" of Balt and Welk, and rdany others of rank. Said in Leaden only, at the Elaboratory, hits. 35, Bedford•ftradt. Covera-Garden, In hoses of s a 6d. oath, duty included; and b r the following Ageutss—Bath, Mt. &nom; Mind, Mr. fluldrag Beverley, Mr. Turner; Brighton, Meas. Donaldion and en.si Birmingham, Mr. Swlnney; Caddie, Mr. Jose; Canterbury, Ur. Briftnw ; Cambridge, Mr. Gee:. Chltheflee, Mr. Philaiptsm; Derby, Mr. Drewry; Devizes, Mr. Lowe; Dover, Mr. Neuleas Cloucefter, Mr. Hama; fpfwich. Mr..Mllnerf Norwich, Meths- Stevesdon and (70.; Nottinghana, Mr. Dunn ; Northam tes. Melina Dicey and Co. Oxford, Mrs. Jones; Port moult, Mr. &tarn Reading, Mr. gutter; Sherborne , Mr. Penny; Saliftrury, Ma; Collins; Southampton, Mr.Skekotst Wirschefter, ldr Andevire Woe-edits., Mr. Hunt; York, Mr. Blanakard and Mr. Volans , bother.. •To ISR. BitODUM, No. 9, Aalsotrittatte. SEAR 111, PERMIT me to requeft. you will have the Bond. ado to publiila my eak, for the benefit of the I have Coffered for many years under a dreirdful nerves, difewilde inafmuch as it entirely abforbed sad deranged lity whale (Am. Various advice from the Fscul.y haysyl loilowed, and have tried molt of the advertifed medicines, *Maim teerliving thy bend* winner. until forroustely recommended to Make nisi of veer Nervous Cordial, which thanks to Heaved . and you, lin parted* *firmed me to health and fpieft4 I Sid ever utichireriedge gals gratitude and careen, the obfigation f as easelM you. and Om, air, with rcfped. your much obilgal, sad bumble Servals% WILLIAM WILMA No. aI, Earl , ?aeon. Luanne. /bird 1140211. - Weft Cowes, arch se, A letter front Stephen birth*, Cmieaki of IliseCoweh Para* Boat, to Mr. Akturoder, MOrellooto of ftirlb2Or Sii—My when be was two Pear ye, Was idled sflf ever his Body with a darbittotts Seethe* ChiepMotosAsiels me* ambit tithe Faculty, and iw rain I tried okramanor of M Medicines; until recontuunded big a.Friend orbs had the- good dfrels tlf Dr.' bonnet bora itioat Bolittr, mikb I gave toy Child beta few foal Beeticsofthalhoelfs ..embammr; Medicine,which in the eust(e ofe (roma* .ecid aesesfodt Cure, and which is 'Stab three lent int*, Ura iso resin 4r till Complaint has tree beat Alba 4 inthllimvamr IsataSiblbrislik STERIE MI 'Miners, S. Atzth ince, fit, IMAllausat N RD4DGIL fi • • • , The Botanical Symmund linglamtheSfinvoistAirdbilAvat at the Dodoes kettle. 141. 9, 7 doors' frees the Lever= Mufeuna, Sarre, 60 of beektriehtheidge, - In WSW at al. as. tas 6d. and 6s. est. (haw Withiss' (MS Cothelfs) Medicine Warebmfe, ape, Strand ; Shaw and Bthwasek. St. Paul's Church yard ; add Btftranad, Ife. tyS, tibrapSymirs beet Without ; W. linkta, Prim mid Iheadellar, Ii has liim dicinal•Warehoufe, Nv. 3, Wise-ftreet. vibe has nontiood a imge and freflt fupply; Thin an and Mills, t Sitle-itreet ; Ihnutele. Tolley ; C. Rang blke-ftmet.; seed and bents*. Waft Meyler and Crutwell, Bath; Make. Goadby, hhetberne; Mr. Raikes, Cloudier ; Mr. Tymbs, Worcefter : Mr. Traria*, Ezetcr ; Swinney, Bp mieghare ; sydlibury and Co. Mutritnad. Dublin; and by all Printers, Booldellers. and Venda* of Me 4W; tines in the Three Markets. It will be nscelbey the Dode book! be fief Patois= me afflidlod with De:abets or Loft of Sight, at fend their tides byte,. ter or Parcel, tit the - Dodor (pod or carriaee paid) ern ifilsal fag To the HUMILITY, OEN I RV, the Public Chrkhetat I'HE eciebrated ABSTERGENT LOTION, fit the cure at SCORBU FIC E &UP I lONS, Coastosefil, Rai ode, Pimples, &c. oaths Fact, Hands, and Neck; the oar at, Seedy for effiCtuaily eland* the Coompiesinn, evoutetnoeleedit DUcaksol the Sitio ; is premed by the how for and (.lc %where tor, S. SOLOMON, M. D. at Sninmoo'S Ptah , thetrook Atis; thor of " The Oxide to Health," a , .d nth, r ve:teshis WerrikLi Plots P. 6d. H Pinta, si. 91. Duty lucluded. gfr Note--A Gowerstscni Stamp M pad, d oft elkil Willi the name sod ;scent shock tit the Pro; thane, thus," Susi. snl moo, Liven-rot," ensrav,ol therein. eb costneeteit Which IS Felts/. and; rtitihabia wf , h Deeth..—Netoe Ue ire Genuine. TO 1.0. m s ANL) GEN I'LF,MAN. Dr. SOLOMON hits at length yielded In the feliskatieli efhb numerous entrefpoodeau, and has how prepared hie ANTES.. GENT LtaTiota f o r puhlie ult. which ex a ferias .1 yank, has been the an eder kftli admiration of Ids ;wince pedants! ft pi the molt dorm, fragrant. =dd. Chi. and valuable I.widal or W•fh for Sc. 'tube and other Ft-whim on fhe Peek and Shift It tool! rearms the Skin to -a deuce of 'limb and purity bum yoald the powers of alekr4tt. Ladies may ffeiTlkat It 1 - MIMI the Skin tale, delicate , the reitbeimaredhe kind et Salle, tin, aim bun, and all dude f,ftikles which row loort-liliefs. minim generally produce • ih amt , kis theft* illemetlt aLlisey can bet at her toilet with Cate and codifortafee • oebtaearn.baee r" 8 "r to a hen Resting is become a dreadful opmetioa by arey empties dif-afe on the face. This Abitergult may be applied wichoot the Innate hauled, be a mure fovera4n remedy cannot - tic &ilia' faroven the Man ilft hate frame. Lama and Gentlemen may rely en the gond qualities of the Abilergent, he the Tett clearer sad haunter,' of the Sinn. k re temoves fpubloy. without pain or trouble, all his* of Tatars, "tins -wog me, Sesta. Realties, Swatters pi CVriesine ria le i ll the ask, Illatelleii Setr-bere, Tan or filblikbilkerfonsletteer (peeks of erupting's oe tbc %daft of the humus body. It Is home, Wary to etuanenite the adisittatts nada* to the milkitetie of every patriot% by de ',wally rumen* ohltrodims from the turlare of the Shin and thereh highs, free iodates lite Ineetnebbie pal swelled tores thefts, h estantespeks a mink fs or noxious harem from the a vital std which being z obitreded, are ftirced bilk igAtilhti• the . and become the foveae of mew y dammenus daubs. Ile IT. a nutter of mach cookwence, at well to prevent bur o ' onfers, as for the pr. feratation%f ear, dollifort, end Wit, firallent, thee les ihoukl oftehmally haft reuniter to peametuoyeeird slienimu a taut more efiseelaily it liceonws tiepin ft+ dt biefekrhlin c ried, , td sham:lien Mahe thee* nett it In Elnapiesi P (dada. Caeoettcles. or et sr cut epee o• , It b by Do means Ur. Sen.usion It IliesntisliWiniFee Ille Illa of tneeheisie• pailialt4 lob miller it e r orjaliffaltagthift that may convey tke (millet"' idea rat ewAde i bist An Monett fuliettailles Coot lice( atthigh rankimeed belfe Induced him to ftirmit his Abßagent late politic aia: net only af a Legion. rn be Wed whilft under a unsafe Heim . but as a Coatetk In general, the probe of Its virtues areas henoutabic a• they are Ineentrort e of theft, al. Weft they May be fehenitted to the' infpedlem of a sib taut, canoe he laid bef re the public; nor Fib .11, cafe or are, however wondrous In Its intim or etakce the diameter. ever he Fabliau*. 'the' AMtereest meant tails of Needs with tka‘i who live it a fele trial, m d as its price evidently thews that no prieate emolument Is fooght for by the Proprietor.fo sae May the public be roue nerd that oath .g bet a miteinty of its berth entaki Waste Dr. eutanon to lassard the Rend opinion be is hooovr.d with by all rank., in prefenting them - with the Abner gait Leona winch they will no doubt Future genuine by looking at the Stamp. toid at tit Warden/ta t No. 6, C. iiceugrets, Dublin ; and hy his appointment, by j. Nahum, No. rt. Strand; and ara Ca. bow (Nardi-yard. Leaden; Smith, Inter, rid 1 . Nat, rtinburgia ; bi.a vinyl& tii....;-ear ; and by all Medias* V.r.deft in every .Market Town to Great Mate, Wink sod America. LONDOR• Priotti .ei'ps'dlßed by LEVRLICP.NT,NICob ttr.urry.a. Luttbeth) at the STA& Ponca, N I. Cattr. Area. tablehs3 aitb at at sraa Tomb Mr. N 1 Sslde 1 lw, vitt' lo ooa CS &el t • t .., 3 , 61 '1 & AZ br V. 13 'Man the a at th, et Th Immo li