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!ATV INTELLIGENCE. COURT 01' .I G'S BENCH, GUILDILILL. Jun z 14. jatirys at Nisi Prima Ware Lord Chief Justice ELLENBoitoutita. msTitcvr e. uu•Erra. This was an action brought to recover a reward .1201. It appeased that a person of the name of I.hlldsoll had lost a horse ; supposing him to be stolen, he advertised, offering a reward of CIUI. for the horse anti apprtheusion of the thief. The Plaintiff was* police-Officer, who apprehended the thief—recovered the horse—and delivered hint to the Defewliwt, who was described in the advertise ment as the person to make nitrification to. On this Defendant's being called upon for the reward, he iefaised to pay it. Mr: PAIKC. Counsel for the Defendant, con tended, that he was only the livery-stable keeper. and had not any interest in the horse, and gave no directions for the advertisement, and his name was .only made use of on account of the notoriety or his )1 taCAys, and that the Plaintiff could have no cause of action against him. He ought to have brought his action atTuinst Davidson, the owner of the horse, and the person who authorised the adver tisement. The Jury found a verdict, under the direction of the Court, for the Defendant. CITY BUSINESS. Yesterday being lliti,lsomnier Day, a Common Hall was held at G 16110411, for the election of various Office's, aunu ally chosen out that day. The following Gentlemen were put up in nomination to the Livery, for them to elect two to serve the odium of Sheriff for the yeaslensiiing, viz.:— Mears. Aldermen J. J. Smith, Hunter ' Primer, Bin dell, Birch, Wood, Atkins, and Plomer • and ,Wiiliato Rom, Esq. citizen and brluidercr ; Allen Pearson, EOg. glover Edward Farmer Taylor, Fad. iirsimurer and %easier ; Barlow, Esq. tyler and bricklaj..a ; John Thomas, Esq. glover; William Clarke, Esq. patten-maker ; George Fryer, Esq. salter; Alexander Esq. fishmonger ; Christopher Teddy, Esq. grocer; Joseph Leigh, Faq. grocer; Charles Wright, Fay goldsmith; and William Hammond, Esq. draper; And soon Ibe thew of hands tieing taken, there appeared a majority is favour of Joshua Jonathan Sin'ali and Claudius Stephen Hunter Emirs, Aldermen, who were thereupon declared duly sle eted. Richard Clark, Esq. was unanimously re-elected Chars . harlein, as were Mrs**. Galabin and Y.. ward, bridge. meters. Bit:hard Saunders, John Brooks, and Wheldon Jones, were re-elected Ale-connive ; and John Lyde was elected in th e room of Roger El •-rer, deceased. • Messrs. Hall and Court were continued Auditors of the • cite acronutsanather ye , r sad Meter. Welch and l'easelate elicted in the room of Messrs. Dimsdale and Leopard, who bare stirred two years. A Court of Aidereneo was afterwards held, at which the Chamberlain and Itridgcmasters were sworn into their re spect 11.1 . .1 4k-elk . The Precept for holding a Common Hall for the election of a .odd ?lama, au Michaelmas Day next, was ordered to issue to the several companies of the city. The thanks of the Court were unanimously voted to the Rect. C. J. Baines, Chaplain to the Lord Major, for hi' ter. mon, preached before the Judges the drat Sunday iu Terns, at St. Peal's, and he was requested to print the same. &vend salaries mid hills were ordered to be paid. Thursday the Judges met in the King's Bench Treasury Chamber, and chose th.ir Circuits for the ensninir Summer ut , norlpr Iluene—Rt, Nom. I.d Ellenborough, Chief Baron Macdonald. Norfolk—lA ChtefJnatice Miusitield lion Justice Heath. M idland- 7 Hun. Justice i ose, {IOU. Barns Thbnipsnn. _ Oxford—Hun. Justice Lawcciicr, Hon. Justice CI! Blanc. N.irtlwrn—llmi. Justice Chamber, Hon. Baron Wood. Bar3i; °rebate, don. Jubilee Bayley. •The following Circular Letter has been aildrevsed to the General Officers, commanding in the several military districts in South Britain : " Hon* Gaut, :Isises3,_) sot . " Itist—l have received the Commissidler-isChiei's direc tion to signify to you his Royal Highness's approbation of your nsing par discretion in granting permission to a car ts:o portion of the regular infantry sod militia troops stationed in the district under your command, nut exceed ing in comber one.fmarth part of any battalion, to assist in getting the bay and awn barest. His R(131 Highness wishes that this indulgence should be grantid with great centime, and to such men only as are to a certain degree perfect in their exercise. and whose characters entitle them to confidence. Commanding Officers of reemerge most be responsible that their inen are not permitted to work at a greater distance than two days march from their camp or 'martini ; and that the Adjutant makes himself acquainted with the names and places of abode of the persons with whom they um*, who must be responsible that lon the shortest notice every WOO repairs immediately to his cota pany. (Signed) HARRY CALvERT, Adjutant-General. A Charleston Paper, of the 3d May, contains a Letter, of which the following is a copy " Ptoila7llelpbla, Aioril 22, 11704. " Arrived the ship Richmond, Capt. Thackers, from Vera Crux. On the tith inst. fell in with a hoot, basing ua hoard the sailing Captaiu, two Midahiptisco, and is 113C11, tMlnn ion to lii Britannic Maieaty's sloop of war Morris, Copt. Duff, which was cast away the asth ult. going into Mods Bay ; aupplied thrum with provision* sufficient to carry them to New Providence, whither they were bound." _ _ It is reporad that the Galina, Lairs, and another American vessel, bound to the Baltic, are taken and carried into Copenhagen ; and that another Ameri can vessel was carried into Elsineur on the 3d instant. St. Augustine. of which the French are reported to have taken possession, is a sea-part town of East Florida, situate in a bray of the Atlantic upon the Ea,terii coast. It is built along the shore at the bottom of a hill, in an oblong square, divided into 4 streets. The Castle called St. John's Fort, is built of soft stone, has four bastions, and is bomb proof. It was taken in 1586, by Sir F. DRALE, and in 1665 it was plundered by Capt. DAVIS, the bucca atter. The English and Indians of Caroline, attack ed it agaiO; in t7ol,under Col. bloom:, who aban doned it, after three months siege, awl plundering and burning the country, leaving the ships and *totes to the eAensy, in the sight .f some Spanish cruisers, and tuArched back to Charleston, a dis tance of :WO ut il e . , by land. General OfiLLTHOILP was the last who iwsieged it, in 17101 be bom barded both the town and castle, but was obliged to rinse the siege. On Thursday night, a most destructive fire broke out in the new-built house of the Rev. Hemar Towttskiso, of llutingto.s, Shropshire, which it entirely destroyed. The house was nearly finished, and a qt Lantity of valuable furniture had been lately put into souse of the rooms, which was also cons .s ned, . f.sr so Vapid were the flames, that the sr-va,ite IL ad not time to SilYe their clothe.. It is lc-,own by what means this unfortunate acci dent was as teasioaed. COPY RIG !ITS. A BILL (As AME% °En') Tor the further Encouragement of Learning in the United Kingdom of Glen& Britain and Ireland, by severing to the Librcules of the Ciiiviseitna and other public Libraries, Copies of all newly-printed gooks, and Books reprinted with additions ; and by further securing the Copies and Copyright of printed Books to the Authors of such Books, or their Assigns, for a time to be limited. Whereas douu.s hare arisen, whether the libraries of the Universities nod other public libraries mentioned in an Act made in the nth year of the reign of Her late Majesty Queen Anne intituird, "Au Act fur the encouragement of learn ing, h 5 vesting the copies of printed books in the anthers or purchasers of such eupiel, during the Hines therein men tiuued ;" and in an Act made in the stst year of Ilis pre sent Majesty's reign, intitukil, " An Act for the further encouragement of learning io the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, by securing the copies and copyright of printed books to the authors of such books or their 'lsidro, fun the time (mein mentioned," are in all awes intitaled to -7- espies of all ue“ly-printed boots. And %hereto it is expedient that provisions should he made for this due delivery to the liSrarics of the said . . . saws mud uthi r places, of copies of all such hooks as hereafter be voted or published, and of which the .lutbur or Publisher shall be desirous of securing to himself the Copyright. it therefore enacted by the Kings most excrllent Ma jesty, by and with the &Aire and consent of the Lords Spiritual and Temporal, and Commons, in this pre,. lit Par liament assembled, sad by the authority of the Ca,.,., Th at eleven copies of the whole of all and every book orbooks print ed un the same paper un whirls the Said book ur books are primed for the purposes of general sale, and of every volatile thereof, which shall he printed and published in any part of the United kingdom, at any time after the pass. ing of this Act, or which shalt be reprinted and published with additions, as likewise all notes, soaps, charts, prints, appertaining to the same, abaft is all eases he delivered by the printer or printers, publisher or pub. liahars thereof, to the warehouse-keeper of the Compauy Stationers in London fur the tune being, at the hall of the said Company, within three calendar 11:lentils from the day of the first itublicatiou thereof ; and the said eleven copies shall be so delivered at the said hall of the said Company of Stationers, whether any entry of the title to the copy of each book or books shall be made in the register hook of the said t'unipany or sot ; and t h e said sierra copies shall be for the use of the several libraries mentioned in the said te riled Acts; and is case any proprietor, bookseller, or printer, or the warchouae-keeper of the said Company of Stationers, shall nerke detholt in delivering the said copies or any of them, he and they re making default as afore said, shall forfeit the sum of twenty pounds for every printed copy nut se delivered, as also the r - alue of the said printed copy not so delivered and the emend Universities ' Colleges, and Societies, in the said recited Acts nuoitioried, shall have such remedies for enforcing the delivery of the said copier, and for the recovery of the pe nalties under this Act, as by the said recited sets or either of them is provided with repect to the delivery or making de fault in delivering the copies nuoitioised in the mid Acts or either of them, is ith respect to the penalt:cs in the cases ment*.aned in the said Acts or either of them Provided aliveye, that the sum of tole shilling and no more shall lie paid to the Clerk or WareimiNe-keeper of the Company, for the several enteirs which mar In required to be made muter the said recited Arts or this Art ; and proviikd always, that any author or authors, publeher or publishers, who shall in the title page of the first volume of any publi cation which shall consist of more volumes than one, ur any single book, hereafter to by published, declare his or heir in tention not to acquire any copyright in any such publication or book mall not be obliged to deliver any copies of sorb publication ur book for the use of the said libraries, and shall out &triune or have any copyright therein, under the said Acts or ether of them, or under this or any other Act or Law whatsoever. And win reit. by the mill recited Arts made in the eighth year of Her late Majesty %leen Ague, and in the forty-tint year of His present Majesty's reign, the sole liberty of print ing and re-printing any book or books in the said Acts Mentioned was secured to authors and their assigns fur the term of fourteen years from the day of first pabliahing the same ; and it was provided, that after the expiration of the said term of fourteen years, the right of printing or disposing of copies should return to the authors thereof, if this living, for another term of fourteen years and whereas it is expe dient, for the benefit of authors and their families, that the term of inch copyright should be exteuiled in manner here inafter mentioned ; be it therefore enacted, that the author or nothing of any book or books, or of any additions to any hook or honks, already composed and not printed or pub lished, and the author or authors of any book Of books, or of any additions to anv hunk or books, whirl, shall hereafter be composed, and the assignee or assigns of such authors re spectively, shall have the sole liberty of printing and re printing such book and books, mid additions, for the term of twenty-eight years, to conimsnee from the day of the first publication thereof respectively, whether such authors shall he living at the end of fourtera years from the time of the first publication or not ; and that if any bookseller, printer, or other person whormever, in any ret of the said United kingdom, or in any part of the British dominion in Europe, shall, from and after the passing of this Act, print, reprint, or import, or •h.. 11 cause to be printed, reprinted, or im ported, any such book or books, or additions, or shall sell, publish or o xpose to sale, or cause to he sold, published, or exposed to sale, or shall have iu his or their possession fur sale, any such hook or books, or additions, in any way con trary to the provisions in the said recited Act of the forty first year of His present Majesty's reiwn contained, or soy of them, then such offender or offenders shall he subject and Heide to all such actions, damages, fuehitnres ' pains and pe nalties, as are in and by the said recited Act contained, !SW irti and provided against any offender or offenders ender the said recited Art respectively ; mod all the ileums, powers, atilt provisions in the said recited Acts contained, shall be implied and put in force against sock offender or offender, as fully and effectually as if the same were repeated and re enacted in this Act. And he it farther enacted, That this Act shall extend to all books composed sad written in any Oriental language, or the creates* part of which shall be composed and written in any Oriental langur, with or without any traaslation of the same, and which having been printed and published iu any country or place within the limits of the charter greeted to the united company of merchants of Eagland trailing to the East Indies, shall at any time after the passim' of this Act be imported fur sale into soy part of the United king dom: Provided always, that eleven copies of every such book or books so imported shall be delivered at Stationers' Hall fur the purposes aforesaid, by the importer or publisher of such book or boar, within three months after the time of sods importatios of any such book or books respectively ; and such importer or publisher shall be liable to such penal ties fie any neglect or default in delivering the said eleven copies or any of th. in as are by this act imposed on any pro pewter, bookseller, or printer, in ease of any sock neglect or default in delivering of copies as aforesaid. And be it further enacted, That say act' or actions, for any penalty incuired fur any neglect or default of &hi ern% ail or oily of the said eleven copies of any book or books for the purposes aforesaid, may be commenced at any time within twelve months after any such-neglect or default re spectively, any thing in the said herriubeftme recited RCN, or any of them, to the contrary ootwithstanding. The Leeds Mercury says, that on Monday morn ing se'nnight, a dustman, in taking away the soil from a privy iii Trippet, discovered in it the body of a new-born male infant. Some circnuastancee havitig been observed in the appearance of a young 01111111 of the ulnae of Ihsunds Price, daughter of a Scrjeoot in the Cumberland Militia. which gave reason to conclude she had been recently de livered of a child, she was taken into custody, and after being examined on Tuesday. she confessed that the child was hers, hut declared that it was still-born. She was committed to the gaol, to take her trial at the ensuing York Assizes. TORSIG2I INTELLIGENCE. - 14ADRIb, JUNt 3. This dn'y was published, in t17;;;;Ineof His Ma jesty the Emperor of France, &F. a Proclamation to the Srtunish Nation. The following is a trau.lation of tlu• mom importantpissages :— SPAarAaDs—Afi'r a latig sad lingerinz disease, your na tion souk into decay. I b►cs area your sufferi:igs ; I wul relieve theta. Ytinr graduals make: a part of mine. Year Princes ban cooed tome all their eizhts to the Spa nish Crown. I will sot twirl over )our prom/cot, but I will aequirenu eternal right to the lure and grattt:lde of your posterity. Your monarchy is old; it must he renovated, that you may enjoy the blessings of a renovation, which shall Rat he purchased hir civil war or desolation. " Spaniels:ls-1 have couvened a general assembly of the deputies of your provioces and towus, that 1 may bums your desires and wants. I shall lay Sows any rights, and place your illustrious Crowe upon the head of sane who resembles me; securing you a Quistitutioti, which will unite the salutary poser of the Sovereign with the liberties mad rights of the Spanish Nation. It is my will, that my memory shall be blessed by Your latest posterity, anil that they shall say—He was the itesturer of oar Country.. Gives at Baptise, istb May, 1505. By virtue of a mandate of his Imperial and Royal Highness the Grand Duke of Berg, dated the T2d inst. the existing fionimission of Consolidation of the Royal Vales is abolished. The Commission is in future to be composed of the President of Go verumeut, of the Supreme Council of Castile, two Ministers of the same Conned, • Minister of tbe Council of the Indies, and of the Council of iße Factory, and a Secretary. The functions intrusted to this Cominissiou are to secularise and sell, so fur as is requisite, the Church Lands, and to dispatch aft other pressing business. His Imperial Highness has nominated Colonel Cabarrus to he loteudant-General in Chief of the Consolidation of the Royal Vales, with the title of Master of the Accounts, and the functions of Mi nister of the Commission of Government. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. POSTWOUTN, JUNE 23. A►ri►ed Ilia Majesty's ships Goshawk and Croce dile. from Guernsey. Hie Majesty's ship Little Belt is appointed con voy for the Coast of Africa. Seven sail of transports are in sight from the Eastward.—Wind S.S.E. CORN, JUNK 17. The embarkation of the troops at Monkstown, to fonn the armament collecting at this port, con cluded this day, by the transports receiving the 9th and 71st regiments. The troops which had pre noway embarked were the sth, asth, 40th, 60th, Rifle Battalion, aarl 91st Highlanders. The whole constitute as tine a Brigade as any in His Majesty's service. The highest discipline and regularity were observed during the embarkation, and we have not heard of the occurrence of unv accident. Sir Ar thur Wellesley had not arrived in Dahlia late ou Wednesday evening, and, we believe, it is not cer tain that he will sail from this port with the exit . Ilition.—The ontward-hound West India convoy has not yet arrived. The react period of the sail ing of the fleet is consequently not known. but we understand the fleet will nroceed immediately upon the arrival of the Polypkestas. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS, AT GUILDHALL, Tfl• DAt . N. II John Ciliate, Dorset-street, itaacissier-oquare, jCW ellef - - - - 3 t• Lloyd Reale and Thomas Alexander BPI', late of liasingliall.qtreet, London, warrhowiemen James Chapple, Grace's-alley, il'ell-eluse.eipiare, limier - Francis Oakley, Ilerefurd, woulatapler - I/avid Eaton, Chatham, draper Charles Baker, latest' Saville-place, Lambeth, flour- fartur - John Cole", Cock-bill, Stepney, tailor Robert Spottiswoode, Austitalriais, London, seri- 3 19 - 3 10 - 3 11 - 3 10 - 3 10 - 3 10 - 3 la S3IIIIICI Purtemrnoil, sow or late of Desl•stret t, Mile. - -- rod New Tows, /Icahn and charman - 3 10 Jnhn Ilollaud, Nes man-street, St. Mazy-li-bonne, evel-mereliant - Wale&hi Huge, late of New Ross. Wexford, Ire land; moil duce of (*Mowsll-street, London, mer chant - - 19 Charles Huxley, late of Poster-lace, Cheamitle, Lon don, wholesale glover George Hill, Tottenham-smart-road, cabinet-maker Mayor CAM, Devonshire-st reet, Oaten -Naar: ; late of Great James-street, betiford-row, exchange broker - - 4 19 Cornelius Charlton, late of East Farleigh, Kent, yeoman - 2 10 John Lorenz Riyh, Paildingtots-street, Mary-la bonne, musieal iustennient maker . - t Benjamin ‘Villiaii“ and Harvey erakenthorpe, late of Swithin's-lane, London, merchants - Richard Postlis long-lane, Smithfield, initialler Thomas Winteimarn, Aldersgate-street, cabinet maker - Moss Moses, late of Rosemary-lime, salesman - 2 t J. Hell, late of Southwood-lane, Highgate, under % riter - - 1 19 R. Wicksteil, late of Carey-lane, London, scrivener I I Peter Sint/I-Melt, Spring-place, Kentish-town, and New atrial-street, printseller - 1 to Philip Jones, late of Norfolk-row, St. Mary, Lam beth, hawker - 3 10 - 3 10 3 t DIVIDES DS. Charles Lovelock, Durkass-ttreel, Stria*, dealer is - rindenn, jun. late or Clipetune-at net, bunne, carpenter - - - Timmins Down. (rudatroing, Sarre), timber-mei, _ . chant . - - - Horn Giles, Canterbury, Kent, grasler John Anther and Thomas Anther, Great St. Helen's, London, insurance-brokers - - James Steens, late of James-street, °roadie-street, corn -dealer - - - - F. Alien, late of Pall-Mall, milliner - - Thomas Minder and William Jewhurst, both now or late of iVestrainster-midge-mad, iron-founders William I.a) tun %Fluter, Album-place, Blackfriere nevi, Surrey, stationer - Jansea Moore, Waiwurtb, Surrey, userehast - Charles Reguart, Cleveland-street, Fitarly-equere, statuary James Devisors William Andrew Phelps, wad George Williams, Fr iday-street, Cheapaide, Louden, ware housemen - - - CERTIFICATES. Jaws Wain, late of blizsaiit-sir;;t,473fary, Lambeth, sur rey, merchant. William Johnson, of Edgware-road, St. Mary-la-boner, Mid dlesex, collar-maker Sarah English, of Charing-eress, St. Martia-in• the-Fields, hasier. Alexander Fontskaw, late of Whitechapel Ugh.btrset, Mid dlcsrx, % ictaaller. John Pearsoo, now or late of Poilsey, York, clothier Jolla Wood, of Deltas-les:Moors, Lancaster, musiin• laa..u fat-hirer. Wasuphrn Pope, of Rateliff-crop, Middlesex, victaaller In lII* THE 31.IRKETS. PRICE - i' 110 PS s•os. POCRZTI, Kett 41. us. to I. os.' Sussex, 41. 1 , 4. to 41. 144 Cues, 4. us. to 41. lOC , PRICES OF OAF AND 41 144. te k4SZ?). 41. lut. te 51 541. .:ti 111.1.5, .1. -•-•. 444 911. • 44• 6 RA ‘Y YEs ER DAYT V• c 14 *FEL. ST.., Hay, 41. trAw to a Zoe. Shaw, IL 198. to et. et Hay 51. Gs to 61. 194 Ne , r, 01. W. to ei• OS. Clurer, 61. iaa to 71. tea. Straw )l. lbs. to 11. Os. SMITHFIELD MAR I( I?T—Jute►. 24. ' To Mak the Offal .r atone of Ab. Beef.. • . 42. lid. to 66. od. head of Cattle distils,: Mutton_ tea• od• to 3a. ♦d Reins 7 6 ° Vest .... se. I.;!. to is. ral. Sheep awl Lamba....6,760 Lamb .. ie. bd. to -,..., od. Calves Pw•k .... 4s. tut to de. 06. , Pilo SMITHFIELD HATS:ISM - IT. Hay dl. it.. od. to 01. it.. &• Straw .. ..... Clo►err 6l. lOC od to 7l. 7a. bd. NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL (By the Caress.) Beet 3s. ed. to as. 6d. Veal 3s. ed to as. ad. Mottos i. ad. I .to 4s. ad. Pork is. .041. tit 4$ ad. ty stab - • 411 td. to is t4.l. COAL-MARKET, Jura as. Ship at Market. Sold. Prke. 21..NewcAstle IS .... ♦e•. 6d. • ils. 6d. 4..Sundeela•d I.• .. 455. dd. • us. 0.1. I ..Cisdera. .... ...—.._04. Iregtorday..4l'. JOIRM tug B• (We' ---et Prrot—Miliday at de Polska (70IURSE OF EX( Amsterdam .... 36 19 U. Ditto at Sigkt.. 55 5 Rutterdmui..... II •9 U. Haniburgh..... 34 9 Altuna .. 34 10 21U. Paris 1,1. q 4 date 23 16 MANGE, JuN 2 24. Vru Napky 44 Li4lott Oporto. GT Dublin Cud: .24 - U . V 4 - Dittu Bunn:cows Mudrul — is paper. 41 circa. Palenuo jayvee. Ditto 4l effect. !titia' 444 Leeway 494 ■L 1.1.18 N Portugal Gold io Co.o and Bars per New Dot,Moons New Dollar' 3 Silver in Bars — New I,oltili ruer — Agio of the Beak of Honrad 5i Pee Cent. c. - Da.' WRRIAG cs At Clifton, by special license, Ed wan) Ilartopp, E.q el& est sou of Edward IYisciy liertispp, FAq. of Dally-limise, is Leicestershire. to Aims Eleaimirs Wrcy, eiriestldamthter of Sir Bourchicr Wiry, Hart of Tavistoch, in the moiety of Devon. Oa Tuesday hat, at St. Tboseas'orloareh, Rueter, by lie B. Copleattni, tlie Rev. Will.ms Gwynn, Rector-or Denton, Sumsex, to Henrietta; 'tl.;rri diagistar of Williams Augustus ::orlon, Esq. of St. "Ehoimis. Last wrchtst Wilton, the seat of her smelt, Wm. finder, Esq. lilac coat., of the city of Dublin, Esq. barrister at-law, to M:ss Hour. C.:I:ATHS. OrkTuesJay, ?Ist inq at Nellteavon-house, Wilts. Visa Ricks T.caz , ald at .Iro6lit..r of Michael Ihu kc Bt Ica . , laq. M.P. Friday, at las locking, in iintb, Colonel Lambert, of La 'inv.'s, %Vats and formerly of the %la. Liet-India Com pany's service, linagal. HiGH WATHR, THIS DAY, AT LONDON-11M ',Gr. Morn. •...uls..ft .. 3 I Even min xfu r.. SALg BY AUCTION. BENFIELD, IN THE COUNTY OF BERKS. By Mr. SMITH, At Garraway's Coffet-huuse, Cutolnll, Lon don, on TI;I:30AY, sloth lane Itikaot, It Trip.* o`Cieck, in Eight Usti, 4 TRULY valuable, desirable, and com . )act FREELOLD ESTATE; comprising a Dwelling house and Farm-house, Barns, Stables, and Buildings, to gether with two hundred ;rid seventy-vise Ann or rub Mea dow, Pioture, Arable, and Wood Laud, beautifully situate in a rich fertile and respectably-inhabited part of Wiudern Forest, 9 allies from Windsor, 9 from RI tiding, and ea rinks from LoAcin, hi the p arish of !Scofield. This desirable proprrty is situate on all eminence, roe sanding views of great extent and beauty, and would afford Sae situations to form villas, having a canal or trout shear riming through the vale. To be rinsed, by application to James Steward, on the premises, of whom printed particulars may be had ; of Mr. Everrt, Epsom, Vurrey; of Mews. Jenkins, Jetties, and Abbot, New Inn ; Messrs Bromley and Bell, Gray's Ins ; of Mr. :Nic.Alu, Chcam, star Epsam ; at Chu rawtm's ; id Mr. .Im:titmice!, Windsar ; nudatbiahouse, NO. 9, New Broad-street, Royal Fetchattgv, London. LL TRUTH Lc !ALUTARY TO MAN, L .is whoever discovers or &Gimes it in soy portico, rende, an essential Service to his Country and his Kited. Pro..ssional men have, of late, through the mediuin the Pret.l, laid ',dose the public eye the various sytautotr: of disorders., which., however ' to the delicate nod suscepti ble mi n d, it is only necessary mind,for us to glance it. We have the happiness to inform those persona, who, either from constitution ter accident, Or acquired habit, fruit hard stufy, change of climate, violent disappuintmei.t, im moderate grief, i.e f•XC1..4.414 o f kind, labour under those diseases which revolt from a deraneeiii , nt of N ERV(tt'S SYSTEM, a 'ventral or partial DEBILITY, that, from tte Utijoil of m ore EH ., it. anatomical kiimeli age, with very elaborate chemical alla!: sin, we have it in our power to insure, in most COMM, a per&ct re-eotablistmeol of health and strength. The barks, steel, and other tonic medicines, which have been usually administered, is one class Of those einuplaints, we have found, from experience, to be by no urc.cke sidmiieqe to the performance of a complete and lastiug cure; and MERCURY, the ordinary specific in other cases, is uni versally known to be productive of the most nom bunnies effects on the human constitution; we have therefore la- Wined, by turning the whui. of our attention exclusively to this anhjeet, and by the aid of 17 years experience in ea.'s *easier practice, to offer to the public a mode of treatment entirely new, which has in nu one balance hitlartio bees known to fail. Asa peat part of these diseases has its seat in the mind ; that has been particularly attended to in the present method of cure; and, as it is a fart, well knows to peolit-sonueal men, that persons of each sex, sail of all ages, of all situations in life, and every description of character,are liable to these dismikna, partimilartysthom elegaut ad raltivatad naiads, very refined sentiments smut feelings, and of 'bulimia *Man tary habits, most especially thine of a quick and lively fancy, and fertile inagination--the Peet, the Painter, and the Novelist--and those shoat as diluent fortune and hiei rank in society have excluded from sU manual labour, and regular employment; for the sake of serli Patients, whose "muds, natural/7 timid, arc etintereil still more so b the very nature of their complaint, the atrirtest attention is paid to delicacy and secrecy, tad a :retain, a poluanent aud ra dical Cure, Is solemnly promised. Messrs. CURRIE sad CO. Surgeons, may be emaidied at their house, No. 107, Hatton-titrien, by Patients of either sex, personally, or by letter ,:oist ism-losing a Bank Note, when lb. necessary :Uric- and Medicisers will be given, or sent to any part of the kingdom. Patients hi the eountil are ream etc,: to describe the par ticulars of their complaints, ages, and general habit of living—No. In 7, Hanna Issrdeis - - LONDON : Printed by (I. u• VI iI.SnN, No 19, 01 3 Boswell-court, Cat ry-street, and inibbabed at the Office: No. 15, Duck of St. Cieowss btroad, bY lIIT Fl, of sat= Flare —tho..rs, Ow. Aar t►is Pal"'. sot t the faits, (post paolj s will be duly otteoerd I. 2 lif 2 1 - 1 10 Ke.nt