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TD THE ADITOR of TN& Mt& I Sir—The public npinicn will ever be of confequence in a country not deprived of its liberties; and there is perhaps no fuser criterion by which we may afcer lain the degree of freedom enjoyed by a people, than the attention paid to this opinion by the Government ; which,if pi tident,will ende.rvour to arnform not only to their intereit, but even to their prrjudices,when the ge• neral welfare is not endangered by compliance—it it on .this principle that projects. pethaps wifely contrived, and at firit adhered to with &mutt's, have been aban doned in acquiefcence with the general fentiment,when clearly and unequivocally expreffed ; for the oppofi lion of a few interefted or nrifguided men, however sink.= and clamorous, and though maintained to be in conformity with the univerfalientiment, will have no weight or influence with the public., or with the Government. I was led to thefe reflections by an._Ad vertifement In revere' ()like Papers, appointing a Meet ing at the LondonTavern,ot the Merchants, bankers, Traders, &c. er,bo ./Osppreve of the Income Tax, for the purpofe of applying to the Legiflature to prevent its being paired into a Law—Tire objea of thoft who have called this meeting mutt be the prevention of the Income Tax ; but I cannot avoid thinking that their plan isFolecalculated for the attainment of thasobjea. What effect can - be produced by a meeting, at which all are excluded who arc not of the fame opinion ; at which all difcuaion, all inveftigation into the merits of the tneafure are precluded; at which the fituation of the country, the exigences of affairs, the nature of the conteft in which we are engaged, the importance of the objects at flake, the neceffity for the facrifices we are called on to make ; in fhort, perhaps not one of the eireumliances, which ought to influence the coafideraticrn of the queltion, may even be noticed ? Such meeting will thew that fo many as attended it dirapproved the Tax ' • but will it prove that they would not have ebjeaed to any other meafurc by which they were rode to contribute to the defence of the country ? or will it afford any tell of the general fentiment ? But it will perhaps be contended that the country has already declared its difapprobation of the Tax on Income, and therefore that no difeuffion is requifite. I anfwer, that, admitting the former Income Tax to have been unpopular, it by no means follows that the prefent will be Co. The former Tax • was impofed for the support of a war never fanaioned by the approbation of the people, who in general con. littered it as entered into again ft every principle of found policy—maintained - by the moll lavish and profufe expenditure; directed to objects never clearly defined and perpetually varying, and conducted fo as to defeat even thofe objects. Under fuch circum glances it would have been furprifing, that a Tax, fo extenfive in its operations, Ihould be fubmitted to without reluctance. How different is the national fentiment at prefent—engaged in a conteft to which we have been compelled by the continued encroach ments and refuels ambition of an ufurping defpot, whole infatiable tuft of power and dominion could rot be bounded by whole nations already enflaved— n conteft entered into, not merely in fuppott of our honour and deareit interests, but for our eziflence, as an independent nation.' Can any facrilice be deemed too great in defence of filch objects? I beg leave, therefore,to recommend the advertifers of the above *mentioned meeting previonfly to tuggeß to the Go- Iverenment tome better mode of raifing the necefary ffitpplies ; or, at lean, that the meeting may be for the confideration of the Mimriety of an application to the Legiftatnre, in ethic), cafe every Man interetted Will'be at liberty to attend it, and the refult may then be deemed an evidence of the public fentiment; with out which it tannot be intilled to attention either from the Government or the Country. • patron. Lendoojune tBo3. ~~ 1 Pen the LONDON GAZETTE, Just az, LsO3. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. IVAR•OTIFICII. 317/111 21. /tot Resl2lllllt of Ligbt Dragemna.-George Treweekc, Gent. to Os Comm, by purctiafe, vice Smith. prainotal. • sathem—Lieuteniat -Cabana 11•1111 divan Wad, from tbe yak Light Orgoor.s, to be Licit. (b ra id . , vice H 11. Ida melanges. gilt Dino-Colonel James Han, from the Bth Light Dragoons, la be Licatenaut:totonet: vies Woad. who etc! ann. gR R. *Mien of Foot Gana...George Carpenter. Gait. to be wieboat porch sic, vice Medians, arbor; oppointneent does mot take place flel Regiment of Pte.-Ss:nod Harding, Gait to be Lodge, with. sat parebde. • 94 psi..Enfigei Clinks Parke to be Lieutenant, by purebak, vice Rana, promoted In the Stb Weft India Regiment. Ditto--Llentenana J. W. Fletcher, from ball-pay of the Reg,- ' sent, to be Lieutenant. eke Ludgate, who exchanges, rccciv ' tog die Memo. . 7 19, mi0....ji,k0 Chowder Gent. to be liutessant, by porebak, vice layard, who retires. iii Dit.o-Liaiterant Thomas Buck to be Captain, by pervade, vice M. 'Outdo, who retire'. Deter-Lievernane James Horton, front the haft Poet, to be Lkomeent, vice kietardfon, who melanges. gytie Dino-Coma Gauge airing an, from ball-pay of the eft Poet Guards, to be Captain of a Company. gift fekto-Peter Clmobers,Gent to be Realign, by purchafe, vice Hall, promoted in the 7tb Foot. Ayad Ott e...tatetenant Jamee Milford nutbertand, from baU.pay of Ow Regiment, to be Licutatane. irk Ditto--Willieen Mimi, Gait. to be Reign, by purchafe, vire Kelly. promoted. sat% fattn-Aleuander Macdougall, Gent. to be Eofign, by per. chafe. vice Metcalfe, promoted. firth Unto-Captain Robert Sewell, from the bad Foot, is Major, by prelude, vice Fortier, who retire.. To be I teueswints, wittiest purchafo-Enact Y. J. Raveaderak •ot Clarence', promoted; tulip Timms Frasier, via Pkn• data*, promoted; Eaton Dead Gooks, vice Artbur, promoted: Redmond Wellti. vies Huai, promoted; Realign Dea gage d Pure, vice ktly. rammed; Indigo George Y. Gaited, vice Andrews, promoted. SIR Ditto-. 1 Jes. mane knitted We-hardiest. from the jai Peat. it. be 'lantana, vice Henan, who cadmeges. lath kotaient Fdward Lean, from die sth Wel India tegument, to be Lieutenant, nee Brunk renamed to Coked Ramfaf. Regiment. 9 aci Ditto-AVllliam Nowell Watkini. Gent to he Enigo,witbint purchafe, vice Muller, promoted io the krlt Fnee. 95th LAttoi-Lienteruint John R.. 1. eo be Captaili, Imp parade, vice Edmanditoune, who retiree. 4th Welt India Regiment-Enfign James Douglas Jeannine is be I kink-mint, vice Crider riceadid. Culoucl Champagne'. Rey.: +maim Philip D lam fain the met, toot, to M Layaiii, withoot porcbak, vice 013d1,, a • ted to to e rra,..^oons. cm , pe- nttn .. Lil.dco 1 inTeller, from the sth dikiltelllent, to eutrerant. apta:n Geftrige HanburiWiniam.. • F. to to Captain of a Company, " ~„ „ &tubas. fob . : V A nt it tee Wright, from the Mat vial-1" • • isl.ced on the mind WI. jaw ...mu the 4th Wee India R m i. y, via tcloon4 is the _ • • , • 1 1► t~ V - Royal Waggon Trot& • To be Captains of Troopa-.Captaina johei Steele and Sarhtte) fun, from lull-pay of the Corps; and Captain Husby Sanden, from h. If p yof the late Corps. To be I.Lsecoants.-..Lieutcnanu Richard Havant& Witiana Mae I.aushlii,,lha Day, and Grtse Wright. from hatilvf of the Corps. To be Curvets—Cared' Sanaa Jolinfoa. joke Bullock, 'thorn's OriurJ, and Thomigardoe, from half-pay of the Corp. S I'ITAL STAFF. Apothecary William Phillip', ft•oat half-pay, to be Apothecary to the Comm. Apothecary Loagmate, from Ditto, te be Apothecary to the Forces. Derbyfhire Gentkmen and Yeomanry C.tvalry . . Captain Sir Henry Haupur, Rut. to be Llentenait-Colonel-Ooni mandasit, vice Bathurft, who resigns. Captain-Lieutenant Sir Robert Wilmot to be Captain, vice Harpur. LLutcnant Sir Robot Wilmot to be Captain Lieutenant, vice Sir R. Wilmot. Robot Holden, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Sir R.. Wilmot. Francis Hurt, Gent. to he Lieutenant, vice Oen, who retiree. Adjutant Roger Cox to be Cornet. Francis Green Goodwin, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Pewell, Who retire.. Eire: Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Jetta Arnold Wallinger. Gent. to be Lieutenant, Vice liVratt, who refigns. Exeter Volunteer Cavalry- Charles Gifford, Gent. to be Comm, vice Cornish, promote/ Suffolk Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Cornet —Cotten to be Lieutenant. vice Brand, derfa; John Covepertliwalte, Gent. to be Cornet. Vice Collett. Sulks Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry Charles Billiagbotit,feo.Gent. to be Cornet of the Arundel Troop. Edinburgh Royal Highland Regiment of Volunteers. To be I.h.wenantr—John It”tberfoni ; George Douglas; Wiiiiam M‘Donald; John l•rafer; J oan Olburn Brown, Gars. gisarter- Marta Robert Campbell, from the late ez6th Foot; Hugh Tod; Walter Moer • James Frafer ; Cohn M'Keozie; James M•Lschlan; and DoZgald M'Taliflt, Gents. 7o be Enligns--Dugald MGibbott ; Malcolm M'Gregor; Men zies Fullarton ; Tames Stewart; Alexander SAM! ; James Menzies; AreWhaki MBA; and Alexander Lamont, Guns To be Adjutant—John Oilmen Brown, Gent. Hexham Volunteers. KA William Carr, Efq. to be Captain• Commandant; William Bell, jun. Gent. to be Lieutenant ; George Carr, Gent. to be Enfign. tit Battalion of Royal Liverpool Volunteers. John Bolton, Efq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel Commandant Norwich Vulunteers. John Pattefon. Efq. to be Lkutenant-Colonel ; Charles Harvey, Efq. to be Major. To be Captains—Andrew Sidley; John Hammond Cole; Robert Partridge ; and Hammond Nike. /An. To be Lieutenants—Henry Francis ; James Hicks; William Ba con, Gent& and Lieutenant John Edward Caurtasay, on half pay of the 5 td Foot. To be Enfign—Robert Doge Patterfon. Gent. To be Adjutant—la.nes Hicks, Gent. St. George's Volunteers. Pbdip C.wld, Efq. to be Captain; Francis Woolley, and Francis Barron, Gents, to be Enfigns ; Francis Woolley, Gent. to be Surgeon. St. James's, Weittninfler, Loyal Volunteers. ..... William Hitt Lord Amberft to be Co'onCl; lienry Mona, Efq to be Lieutenant-Colonel; William A %mufti Downs, Efq. to be Major; Richard Cbnce, Gent. to be Adjutant. Stirling olunteers. James Nathaniel Rind, Lk to be Major-Commandant. To be Captai..s--Jasset Chryital ; Edward Alexander, Elva and Captain Andrew Wallace. on half-pay of the 9th Foot. To be Lleutetonta--Peter Littlejohn; Robert Sconce; and James Forman, Gents. To be baligne--George %instate; Robert Campbell; and Jobs Clefs, jun. Gents. To be Chaplain—Stew. John Ruffs'. To be %arta-Mailer—John Runeumaa, Gent. To be Surtew—Dr.Tbotam Rind. Commitlions in the Fifethire Regiment of North Bri tilh Militia, hosed by the Lord Lieutenant. To be Captains. Anew Mitchell ; Andrew Ferule; and joke . Make. Dated Jose p, thoj. 'rob e End ir e.Doeid Moan. Dated June xi, tin. CommiMons in the Derbyasire Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant, Rowland Widener to be Captain. Dated Jane 4. [gel. Triftram Powsall aad 71moue Jealous to be Licomnants. Doted May lb 5103. Eaaszem in tbt Gazette eels 7th inftant. tlk Royal Regiment of Tower Hamiets Militia. James Camerae. Gent en 'be lieutenant. For CoantsUßou dated estit May 5103. readdatcd May 7. 403. Eacerow • the Gazette of the trtb Inttant. tar t9tl Rgiasmt I . l4pital- Mate Fiederick Dawes in be Ailitant-aurgeoiwmAtead s9ed 2=.1 Few, Hatitabidate Frederick Dawes to be *Stmt. ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTION. The King has been *AIM to prefent the Rew.Robeet Swan to the Church and Paris of St. Monance. is t►e Perdbytery of So* Andrew's, and Cooky of Fife. BANKRUPTS. John Simpfos, of Kingltoo-upen-Hull, Sip-carpenter, dealer and chapnean, to forrender Jac ai. July t. Auguft s, at eleven , at the White Hart Tavern, bilver.drcet, Kiwawn.apon-Hull. Attendee, Mr. Pro& Noll ; sr Mr. Henry Refer, Kirby-Brut, Halton-Garden, London. Peter Lathan, partner with Minna Tama and John Haw , late of Casiongle-Reoet,laseari. merchant. dealer and einpriesn , June 24, at ten, July 5, at dean, and Aura a, at twelve. at undltall. At ,•Mi. nalleman, Ely dace Holborn. Thomas Hodyldh, afTaberriailenWailt, St. Uscard, Shotedlteh, Middlefex, grocer and ta-dealer, Jane as, July 5, and Aryan a, at ten, at Guildhall Adana, Mr. Samuel Syddall, Addle- Brea, Akicrinalivey. Charles Sutton. ofLiverpool, MCC', dealer and chapasan. a luly 19 23, and Await s, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, verpool Attendee. Mr. Rowdies= Liverpool; er'Mr. Bbehltock, Fig- Treo court, Temple, Loudon. Richard Jenks and William Wilton, a Churclrftreet. Greenwich, Kent, groom, dealers, chapusen, and panners, June as, at ten, July 1, and Anglia a, at twelve. at Guildhall. London, Attor ney, Mr. Catty, Angel-cam Throgentirton-ttrut, London John Pan Wellarril, late of Urign-coon, Laden, underwriter, tauter, 'ltalia and Chapman, June as. July se. and Augait a, at kn. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Mayuw, Naas, Grey Wan fquere, Holborn. John Hamilton, of Bre r Arm. Cleraplide, London, mordant, dealer and capecte. Jae as, July a a, and Aqua. a, at ten. at Galdhall. Attorney , Mr. John Carratiors, Junior. No. se, Clement',-Inn. Thomas Thomas, (partner with John Muter and Peter Lathan, late of C.aniontik.etreet, London, merchant, dealer and chap. sun.) Jane ae. Jolly 5, and Anpaft a, at ten, at Guildhall.— Attorney. Mr. Plahiman, Ety-place. Holborn. John Pier pot, d Bosobill.row. Mieldlaca, carpenter, dealer and ckoNnon• Juno as' at nine, July 5, and Ausuft a. at ten, at Guildhall. At , orney, Mr. Oath, &Maio-Lai, London; or Mr. Hunt, Maidenhead. John Ribleans. of Cakiralter, Ern. wine and bandy-merchant, dealer and chapenon, July S. at Se. July 9, At tea, and Aran a, at eleven, at the Angel. Wandler. Attornks. Mars, baton and Hedy. Catheter or Mena. Wharton and Dyke, Lambs- Boildhas in the Temple. London. Rosen Brant, kite of Beilled, dealer and charnel, July 44, aged Argun 2, at eleven . at the Rummer? BriltoL Atarnies, Mefrs. lansods and Sno. Exchequer Mee of Plea, heeds ilia, Landon or Mr. William The ma, HADA DIVIDkNDS. Js. Francis break., Wt Farrar. and Rabat Rafe, of Ea fnahalt Ave. I Amedtm. wachouferucn, dealers, and copartners. at clewn. at Guildhall. July 16. 14 lchard Davits a Larnb ftreet, Spitalftelds, Middlefea, chrefernemp r. at t• a. se r : iltthall. July it. Tlsnnsaa !twit, late of A idr i d on . Ik r kflai re . h emp . tnat un.aelarcr, dcakr w.d (lawman. st ow. at the Las* Inn, Abington. July 7. Jame. wild. late of Kuhn.-Pbee, within the townatfp of Hahne. F th • per ft of Maachaer.ccoapos-bitirer, at *ate at Um '&a lam e Maostalin. 'f'he rielvernaturet br gaturat tlittory. Oen te : the toquiring mind, at PIDCOCK'S Royal Menagerie, Ere ter 'Change, mull certainly be confidered by the pa tents and guardians of the numerous young families now in Tn*n, as the richeß and most rational treat they can take them to in London, whether.cotiflder ed for rarity, beauty, or variety. The names of few of the molt uncommon, not to he found in any other colleaion, will (office to give an idea of the whole, via. Scientific Elephant, Nylghaw or Horn. ed Horfe, Satyr or Wild Mane Amerman Panthers, 1 Antelopes, Beavers, Kangaroos, that ilupendnusbird, the Grand Caffowary, the elegant Crown Crane, Ac. The King's Evil, which derived its name from the faith in a royal piece of (`elver, was a remedy which carried medicine into Gothic obfcnrity. Reafon and ?hyfic acquiring a more refkedable footing, dellroy ed the belief in charms t and. in Charles's reign, the refpeCtable Wifeman gave a method of curt On ra tional principles of praelice. In the glands Santin i* generally fires, and thofe more efpecially about the neck and throat, obilrueling the abforbent glanth, and thole appropriated for the faliva, and the fenfe of tatting. SPILSBUIT'S ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS inn create the glandular affirm, and for that reafon have been preferred in cafes of fcrophttla. In ferophul , ius &fettles of the &in it.produces In free a circulation of the perfpiration, and other necetfary fecretions, that as a remedy in 4 .61truainns of this kind it is naequal led.—*** For the truth of the affertion of the cure of Scrophitla, vide Spilfbury's Treatife sad Cafes Scurvy, Gout, exc. Pike .3s. 6d. fold together with the Drops. No. 55. Soho•fquare, in bottles, including the black !tamp, at 5.. 6d. toe. and IL as. each. ..i, .•, i i 1: i l ', • ! •iil .. ; , I , } ; •, • i ..• • , ~ ,( t i , !, ',...• . 1 4, I . i ) ' i 1' ii 1 ' . i i I t I ~ • , i li :r• e l ',i 1 "I I' t , . : i i. 1 , ti k t . t 1 . 4 MATIAIRD. On Saturday, at the Matifion Honk Gatewick, Surrey, Wm. Kelley, Ely. to Mifs Series, of Bletehingley. At Drcwhena, Lieutemust Henry Ackiin, of the Louth Militia s to MIL Mary Coulter. At the Right Hon. Hereudes Langdale's, Stephen's-green, Orb- DIED. Laft Sunday, being on a vifit at Mr. Young's, Holwells, Hens, Mn. Mary Fuller, daughter of the late William Fuller, Elq. TURTLES. WILTSHIRE and CO. King 's Head Tavern, Poultry, have jolt landed a Lot of fine lively TURTLES for fale, from 30 to boo pounds well* each. Tunks drelfed every day In the high& perfadtion, and fort to any part of Town or Country. INS. &c. EXPERlENCEVasincontellibli pruved,that thole alarming Complaints to which fo many are fubjed, originate in Pains in th- Head, Pains io the Side or Stomach, or Murders no Bik and Liver, which ;Angst firß negleded or improperly treated, p:rvade and weaken the whale Nervous Syßem, and ge nerally either reduce the unhappy (offerer to a salfershle Rate of Leona Childhood, or precipitate him to an early grave. To avoid evil. fo greatly to be dreaded, and to remove thole baneful ef fcel. of fuck frequent Diforders, CHING's PATENT WORM LOZENGES arc ltroogly recommended by the men Honourable and Refpcdable Authorities, who have in thanfelms and Fun!, lies feceived period Cures, and seneroully bear public tallowy to the unparalleled Efficacy of this Medicine. As Opening Ploy& oa all oecakons, Chi. a's Worm Loserges are furrier to every other Medicine, will keep good any kngtb of time, and in all Climates. Sold Wbolefalc by Mr. Butler, No. 4, Chi:spade, London, HEALTH is the Said that aoimates all the Pinions of Ufa. To Dr. Farawan, Hatton-garden, London. Sir W. STAINco, Lord Mayor.—London to wk. IBENJAMIN HILL, of No. 9, Stacerfireet. in p the Parini of st. Gin, do hereby make oath, before the Right Ham the Lord Mayor of the City of London, that I was cured of the following Nervous Complaints by Dr. Freeman's Pothergel's Nervosa Drops, after being ander tht care of an etninent Surgeon and Pbyficlan, alto an In-patient to the Middiefrx Hnfpital for a long time, without obtaining the lead rclld. Seven years ago I loft the aft of my limbs and memory, bad a violent palpitatkin of my beart,*aataidal with diftraetad head who, trembling, with a numerous train of nervous diforders; by a drift perfermance la taking the above medicine, am now, thank Goa, cured, and my health is perfetly refrored. a HILL. Sworn before me, at the Manfion-houfe, this 6th day of Novae bet.. dot.--(efy.) W. STAIIM Mayor. Prepared by lh. Freeman, No. 72, Hattosigarden, LSothin, and fold at 'Putt's aid Bolton's. Royal Exchange; lebouk's, No. t!ta, Oxford4troat; and Ward's ' Ns gas, Holboro; in bottles, at 124 Ia 2. and a. dd. mai. Tb s lies Guiana !orris coatain Seven Colitis Goes ELEGANT SPORTINO RESIDENCE and ESTATES, is YORKSHIRE. TO BE PEREMPTORII.Y SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. PAINE, To the hi:het Welder—At the Rainbow Corce-lioufe, in Conlin], London. on Friday the Bth of July next, at Twelve o'Clock, A VALUABLE and very deferable FREEHOLD A ESTATE, lying porfoltly compd, and watered, re frclbed by the River Orpky. which runs above ground through the center of the whole Mists, on which Bands a malt complete and eiwnt Vila, with every requifite attached and detached Office, well known by the name of FALCONER'S HALL, In Ike I n aliel of Follsoks, about half a mile &Lam from the high rood between Drilleld and Scarborough. nine miles from the former, to from the latter, and is from Bridlington ; together with an excellent Farimkenife. with convenient Clos.huildiuga, and tundry cord gam Inekturts of good Land. containing near Eight Hundred acres, together with the Manor of BOYTHORPE, extending over about room wee of Ground. _ The Iteddesee, Mims, sad about 6 acme of land are In the oent padon of the Proprietor, who will give immediate rearm ; and the well adapted Furniture la to be taken by the Paralegal., at a fair agitation. 'The relt of the land is held by Mr. Wm. Mutbrown by leak Ix years of which arc now unezpireel. at a net Rent of about BaoL To bc,kwag tUI the Sale by applying to holr.Wm litutbrows, at whom printed particulars may be bad ; alto et tie Printers of the 'York Contaast and tlewea/Ue Adverdrer; Swan, terrybridge; Angel, Dana4er ; of liklErs. Cator and Batton, No. 4, Gray's. Ange l l, ; and at Me. Labatt. Lanti-futveyor, Claar lact•-ared CAPITAL FREEHOLD MANSION•HOUSE and BETA I ES im SOMERSETSHIRE. • Beht Milts tram BMA Twelve hint Wella. Fifteen hem Bath, and within Halt a line at the Teispike Rand front Stilted to Eaet4. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION. At the Excitant Corte-book, In Bad, on Fri d ay, the ids of ply ant, Wonsan the Hours of One end Two, wilds dif peW of is the roran'dine by Private Contract, of which Stake will he give, THE MANOR of BUTCOMBE, with the Capital MAYSION•HOUSE of BUTCOMBR COURT, in com plete Repair, and at for the immediate Radom( of a large we seated hardly, with ecoveaknt Oethoofts, Stables. Coach-boufsv, walled Ganka, Hot bevies, Pbefarcerwand, sad about Seventy AIMS of Rich Palm Land, forwiag a Lawn trosed the Hoek Alio the Manor of BUTCOMBE THRUBW&LL, and the excellent Dairy Farm of Throttles:l, aculy Tythsfree,eirith a very good Farm-houte and Ordinuies appendant thereto, and ohmic One Hundred sod Fifty Ames of Land, Forty-Me of which are Arabk. The whole of the above lima* adjoin etch other, haw Rights of Common belonging to them, and are of the yearly Valor of Four Hrodred and Fifty Pounds, and will ha fold Separate or together. Ago the Admerfon of the Redtery of Butsountse,wfth Fifty-two Acres of Glebe Land belonging thereto, which with t►e Tythes of the Para. at a moderate caoapeetton according to the Lek Valise of the Eames, is worth Two Hundred Pounds a year. The Mates are in a voted bleighbeerhood, the Manors abound with Game, sod re in a fine Sporting Country. 0" Apply for (archer Particitors I; Paden: or by Letter ;pot paid) to pato &very, E. ieDrfft& Th Pruritus *ay he rhet/bd, with Tickets only, to be bad trout Mr. jaw &Athos. Andiooter.la &WA, earl IS Maui nay Irs Wen aseinileg eke rstslafa an individeAlhasesperie aced a partictil., , mark of kindnefe, in 'which his welfare and happlntfs Las .- beets confiderably proinoted, n o thing Is more natural than to fot oat the perfon by whom we have been fined, for the purpole eirreffing our grateful Cage of the favour bellowed. But in c"fe. of health, wheie we hate been recovered from the Lit deplorab:.• Rage Sef debilitated nature. and tailored to the fell • ojoymeut e .• all the various bleffinp of life, we are: forcibly called on by evert ednfideration, to ultimo/1e lge the malt public manner. owl this equally to oar own feelings, which mutt be tenably e. wakened on the oceallon to the hill and talents of the Doctor, which merit every encomium, and to the public at large, In o rd cr that Role who may Rand in n ed of finsilar benefits, may know where to receive them. Having made theft general obfervations, I Mall riveted to Rate the particular cafe that has occ Golsen them, and to lay before the public the &hoary effects that I have experienced under the greateß allitelims that can potably he l d ita. I was born and educated at Wirehefter, and at (medical years of age went to the Unlverfity at Oxford. Prior to my . leaving Wlncheliti, and mote particularly at College, I was re. dneed to the moil grievous Rate, by the horrid and %EMIL um! mu; isea, too ineideto to youth. atad which are not more baneful to our I health, than finful in the eye of GoD. I was at tint a/Meted with a Moulds of fight, a weakoefs in my loins and a deprefhon fpirits. In this fituation I applied to Elaroa We:II. the famous malt, who• Informed me it proceeded front the optic nerves. for Gene time followed his advice, till oneday returning from lhootiog, I was Used with .a numbnefs in my limbs to rue a degree, as to lead me to conclude , that I Rootlet entirely lore the tale of them. This Induced me to put reyft If under the kends of Dr. W. of Oxford ; but neither his aid, am the waters at liathi which place I Yifited, afoided me the lealt relief: my fpiri-s at length *eta fo ferioully aepreffed with 'Went pa'pitatsota of the heart, and my fklb CO match decayed, that I became a mere keit-. ton. Ogerving, however, in the bath Papers, a Publicati nby Dr. BaODUM. ictitcied " A Guide to Old Age: . dedicated to his Majelty, I was induced oa perufe the fame, when I fortommilp difcovered the complaint I had fo long Ithourocl under. " I have the happinets to add, that 14 following the advice contained therein, and going through a complete tousle of Dv- BROW/Set invaluable Nervous Cordial lam now, thank Heaver. perfectly recovered, and as well as ever I was in my life. " I have Luce quitted the Unhterfity, and am going to enter into the holy Rate of matrimony, with a determinatioo never to be without " A Guide to Old Age and, at the (sOle time; t tttistt it my duty to advife all young men to foUow my maple. as a perafal of this excellent book may happily prevent the &gide& from being prieteticed hem:llo44 to an unt/nady grave, which, but for Dr. Be ouu is, would MOLL ioevitahly have ham nay Caia• 1 am, rife, your's, dcc. ace. Oxford. * A. D. M. A. nu: Botanical Syrup, ant Reftorative Nervous Cordial, to be had at the Dodoes Houle, No. 9, Albion•Bnet, hi bottle a it s. 6d. and 6ti od and by el Printer% lookediers, mail Venders of Medicine, in the United Shiadimai, Me proper di. roalons. TX/ HEN Profelrinnal Men of education awd m y V fpoulibility deviate from the general lyßeen by the feiedbm of a peculiar Branch, the fanction of long coutioned fear& is ein heft crkcrion of faperiority. fen years have I devoted my pradHre to the enclave treatment of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuecefshd refedt ot ny IM gives me additional ardour to amok as hr as I am able eke vases et thole complaints width are tit sok Inagortast io t srew legue of human infirmities. After initimkei into every branch m an Array %rpm I fanned a arils at an nosy meted et Pnilice to same Ihmlieldaisla from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally S.igm precipitamy of genera Prat:thiamin. The THREE DISORISERS,to the currawhich I have devoted say atteotion, eeseprise every fyeeks of VENEREAL INFEC 110N. Whether of a recent or long duraticw....adly„ AI kinds of DEBILITY, whether arcing hum the hahko et Stboollicis, or the indulgence of mature age, and betty that derangement of the tyttanin Women w Hell is called BARIUM NESI or STERILITY. thinieross di elks arc the refute of ig-.oirsooe or Wel. the treatment of a ample Gonorrhea, and.it not inifrimisciatly hamsa that the feeds of Life are weaned bythe inchfcretion of us eageert.. ed hour. Be a fuperiar method loch eateehdete are sadly co ml. and even where others have failed, I tad that 1 may prehime oar a radical re eftablithment. Few, however, are the cafes of caeoplkiend diftrufs in the tit ur.ler, compared with the edematous fituatiens of MCA, who from indoiseuee in a SOLITARY vlcr, or the prevaket °sinks aff a falldottable Life, acquire that Rate of Debility which is de . unavoidable eonfequeoce of feth pernicious babas. Where the unhappy fulmar broads over hie loirety, but ewe* °weak his misfertuso, it way be (owe coufolatiost foe bins know, that although it be an chief of doubt or nocerainty wfa other Praelitioner; the rewuval chick DIIFICIEWOIES by tie gradual prugrefs of renew:aim is the acquirers's of orievegesea s . If the rites of Huth 5s Vann hart bqrtia to redoes swank gout. much anxiety will be prevented by an learly oringtoradbas ch this languid flat; and in theft cafes no great aim—leis will sots . . But where this deficiency has for years eaif.l a pep fererance it istdifpenlibly requifte to revive the dumberirs karts • of Life, and tore-animate the Conflitation MARRIED WOMEN, who have Wag bees dirappsineid their mutts:ions of • fautily, nay be slfered,sben le mast it flab defects are curable by Medical &a - . . - The SECRECY which hie dream/A to sty uatiertabiag, era lie Flificatkns Mach I Am prefunma to Itate, fena rba At& my pretenfrous, and In eobLidenee with hull this latioatiort given. that Mr. BREE may be co/AMA perform./ er br lowa Indohog a fmall mote) at his bade. N 0.19. A r &mot sear Temple-Bar... Ilene s so additfotal entrant* is Water-Rroct adjedolagetoi tht ame It on both doe doors. M. BREE, Manimer of die Royal Calve of gergesse. V fiNEILEA I. IMANDNIM. To Mr. Ts o seas Tar Loa, Samoa, Me. P, blew arielge-imi. DILAR Nt, Leaden I T is with the molt heartfek fatilfoaiott that drefs you as the isicommarable facilitate of peer invaluable Medicine...LEAKS', PATENT PILLL—In the Wag edit year I had the miedertiree to ammo& it Vowed Caspian, star died with the mat tanning and dangerous fleaptams i h &We* that I have been conned to my roam (Cr a whir leech tartar. and not able to We eat of it : l'hisi no reit night narelay, aN Coffered the nut eactuciating pain and termer, and what was LE work, my eye, grew weak and dint, te that I toned f arab &Gem any object, if ever de daft to me, mid eared netbbsg Ids than the total kis amy light. From a ftert,lic .Ithy, and te ther oorpeigat man, I became a mere &Adam, mid as objod pity and compallioa.--My friends tad ail gives as over, ad Lima& my recovery impeidak. In fah dreadful fate, sad grain every minute to be ay aft in Nis wan, I war lento natal): rnerenusended by a neighbour to try your htadkinsy but having tried all medical aid to no per pefe. sad bean at as enormous apace, it was fame time licfore 1 could be prevailed on so take them e at led I feet (or der hem, and before 1 had lake acid all, I found caeliderable benefit ; my pains gnaw& &crated. and my eyeight grew better, and to the rem Impciite and Mir Manumit of as my Meads, (Jar tales throe beau sionte, sq health and itrength was gerfeiddy rt ftered, and I am now, (thrift to my Goa and year invaluable lidededsrs), at wall and hearty • ever I was in my life. You. ebbed bumble foam. liigh-ftrant, Birmingham, November r, t yet. IL L. MCI" The Move Medicinal , ' carsonly reemantemiled to dl pans that are in any &eat of 'heir bang entirely free of every VOW real Alfeliun, particularly to there about sheet( their emedleon in life. 14 it will certainly emanate envy *al it of that oaten. of amerce lag Mandl/is, at however derailed under the oppoatincia of other dd.:ears it may be : for Scorbutic, Glandular, mad Cots. neon Cemplants it Is alto reeoinataadal to be taken, orpoalidly Ito the dming, hamster, and Fall. Preps,Zia and fold by tie role Proprietor. Tames Tartan. Member of the Corr• arise ad Surgeons, Lundell, at his Wade. No. p, New brike-feat, where be will give Advice, without Pee, to Prrfone taking theft PIM, end will anfwer Patients Lat. term it pod mid. ea the Caine terms, (aliening in all cafes the melt inviolable ferreey, no Perfes'e mine or tale hawing bees mentioned. but at their own te - timlatrminelt. by the Proprietor, during the mink of more than 31 yok e . that helm had Mosso dadt of mumenive file of the abate Maki= mod the radios wiring thirekons. They are elf fold by his appointment. se the Pertavisea gif, St. Alban's-tram Palf-suall ; Mr. Rabe}lfea's'hoytq, hfa Orford-liras; Air. duel s, Bookfelk s. N. r. Usloolew. Little Tower-hiS; 44 by one Peron in every coafiAentehe tows is England, Ia Bows of only as pd. sods faded op, wink full and plain &rations. LONDdN: Printed and pt ad bfI..F.VEL KEN ,( a Cs; taieurrplace. Lambeth) at the STA t OftICI. Na r• Cusi- RcK Paling aire at tic 3m. Orrin. Tconplc 84r.