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OLD BAILEY. TENTH. DAY-SATURDAY, NOV. 6. ' Thvntii Wood . was' charged with feloniously' stealing, on the loth of September, a silk handker vhiei, the property of Martin Christian ?mt.:. Mr. FiederiC Adolphus Helvesr, an acquaintance of the Prosecutor's, 'stated, that he saw - siothing.of the traniaaion ; he merely attended at -the _exa mination of the Prisoner, on behalf of the Prose cutor, a 5 the latter was unable to speak English— lie was master of a ship, and was now at sea. Mr.,CommoN SER.) EANT said, ticat as there was no r v idence against the Prisoner, he must be ac quitted. Verdid—Not Willinm Acbertson was conyiaed of stealing a cloth great coat, the property of John Squintell. Nothing. noticeable transpired in the detail- of the Oise. Jahn Citiou was found guilty of stealing a cplantity : of bread, the property of his master, a Baker, frotp whoe - account it appeared, the Pri soner hadjicgn in, the habit of plundering him. C.theri . h.e,Sldlivan was - indi&ed for feloniously steaiiit,gjtmet;tl watch, and two gold ear-rings, the property of~ulin }fair. Thisyofi*r, it appearcd,i took place at an .exces. siveiy convivial meeting, between Mrs. Huh, (the wife _0,1,:.j.Ce Prosecutor, a watch - man,.and then in the Wt)rl;ll4use), the Prisoner, 4d one or' two other ProSeCufrix lit&-!ain down on the bed, and while she wis in this rAivine'position, . _ the alledgeel offence was said to' be committed however, on suhkequent investigation, the watch, insre:td .. .of being fotind on the PriSones, was found under: the grate. ; and !he - -ear-rings, the Prisoner said, were taken by her, at the Prosecutor's desire, to a neighbnuring Pawnbroker (in whose possession they were found), in order to procure a farther' sup ply of - the Lethe-an beverage.--In - short, , the affair seem:ed- to be .cif iliac description. .which provoked risibi icy rather •that; serious animadversion.. The Prisoner - was of 9ourse acquitted. • Cha"les Diqtzforie was - indieted for 'stealing, on the 2.9 th of September; a cloth great coat, and other articles,' the property of John Jeph.son. . In 'rtii - s'cxse; the 'prOperty laid in the-incliament nor being. produced, the Prisoner was. in conse quence, acquit After the trials were gone through, Mr. Com mon Serjeant E SIVESTER (in the-absence. of the RECORDER from indisposition), proceeded to pass the judgment : of .the Court upon such Prisoners as had been conviaed in the course of the Session, viz. - John Kerr, T.-Bayley, David Idurd, H. Weleh, E. Allen, J. Myers, W. Hall, Francis .Robertson, - J. Earl', C. Remington, J. Clarke, T.-Pierse, Mary Threader, -Daniel .Price, -Elizabeth Kelso, H. Wit liatns, Joseph Clarke, Michael. Swayne, Joseph Rick, C. Baxter, Elijah Collins, James Baron, Ann Winter, Ann Fisher, Joseph Alford Saville, J. Stokes, E. Coates, W. Hill,. James Lane, W. Wicks; David Jonas, Mau. Connor, J. - Kelly, J. Dawes., Michael Tipping, j. Parkes, W. H;Chap. nets, 'James: Johnson, J. Shires, W. Howe, James. Bolsover, J. Howard, and J.. Ash, were severally sentenced to . Seven Years Transportation. .• . , 01 the above prisoners, W..HOwe took occasion to say, that he did not think justice had been done him ; and James Johnson repeated his . assertion at the tittle of his conviaion, that his fellow Con Via, Shires, was as innocent of the crime laid to his charge as the child unborn. Mr. COMMON SE R JEADIT observed, that'verdias of Juries (which were satisfaaory to the Court) had decided upon their cases. John Steine, who had been. convieted of wilful and corrupt perjury, was . then put to We Bar,-and Mr. COMM() SE kJ EANT, utter expatiatinron the enbrtuiriy of his ,crime, was Inueri-iiggravatcd by the circumstances of his Particular Ca(e, sen terct-:1 to one non - th's itnpri"sontnent in Newgate, in the: course 'of which' he should stand - o r rice: in the Pillory,. Upon Tower Hill, 'and after. .wards.tabe transported to parts beyondlhe Seas for seven'years. , , James "Briscoe and Tolin Denham; - conViaed. of Manslaughter, were sentenced to tw'et-,..h. months pr%s.lnmeiit an 4eTvgaie•' • • Jane Raibbniy, Thonlas 'Holden.' and J. Ellis, Were atso,adj'udged months imprisonment in; N eq2.72; ate. • WIrY Riiglefee, Mary Rock; W. Jones, J. Smith, and: L Purcell, were Sentenced' to jaVelVe ihe House of Correaion. o Cony4i; were sentenced to'sii'months im ' priso - nirsent No.Vgate, and . fourteen to the like terzniin'the RA,se of:Correetion. After wluefi the re.nvlininii inferior Co'nliids were :::judged to lesser . - p.tv.,airognts. CAPITAL CONVICTS. ...'4s : 4o.iotloi.ving were then put. to the par, Edward Wright and Thomas AN,yrich, fur privately siealing ; ah r ries43'connor., for sheep stealing ; Simon Fuller, Ann , ,.epi,),y s Charles Flawkins,.Edward ThithipSori, atitiltlion' neth„ g‘lcen4e, for robbery ,in dwelling. hourk;:,Williiip Marden, John Straight, William Wil) a inno,',for. waling in dwelling.honses ;..Maurice Frily,•jiditbQuiplark, for highway , . robbery i James . White, ( forieloniously.personating an 'absent Sea.: nattop.Scc. and • Francisco, for maliciously shooting.-;. ~. .. 2' After At names and several t.ffences of these Can vids we g, over, Mr. CommoN.SERJEAI;IT, in a solernaend4m,presSive : manner, addrssed them as follows ii ist ,, i . " PrisiLirlat the bar-- 7 You have been severally .4 indiejed . cliteikacci" of C4pifal. Offences. You hive all pia fair- } ianclid, and impartial trials, and the offended Laws.. or yomiChuntry now hold you forth as dreadful examples of their just yengeance. Lis with great concern my situation obliges me, as organ of those Laws, to pronounce. the awful' sen. tence which your Crimes have justly incurred.— Your consciences, Priso,n,ers,.at the moment of pet. ~ . pc , trati6n, must have warned yOu of,theinevitable consequences of your condo& ; happy would it have b2en for you had, you attended its dictates. " The voice of Society, and the violatc..d Institu ... ;ions of your Countik, have at length brought You to the shame and ignominy *hikh you know must follow. IVIly the dreadful fate that now await; you, be a warning to such amongst you, as by the Grace. of the Soreteign„ may escape the extremity of punishment ;, and may you, by -a strid adherence, in future, to the dithres of Morality and Integrity, make reparation to the Public, and furnish examples to others. " - And you, unfortunate . beings", whom SoCiety rejeffs, as incompatible with its. safety, I most s,tri iusly recommend to you, to employ the short time allotted to yoU in this world, in - repentance and prayer ; as nijthing but true repentance - will avail with that just judge before vllose. awful 'Fri., bunal you are shortly -to appear, N?ilting now remains to me, Prisoners, but loT.3ss,the dreadful Sentence of the Law, which is: That. you . shall severally be taken from hence to the place frorri whence you came, and. from thence be taken to the Place of Execution, where' you shall severally be hanged by the neck until you shall be dead.-;,-And may the God of all Mercies, have Mercy upon your Souls." • This proceeding concluded the business. of the Ses sion, which is adjourned, after the formal Meeting at Guildhall i until the Ist of next month. Tar ADDRESS OF THE NON-C37.IMISSTONED OFFI. CERS AND MEN OF THE LOYAL SURREY RAN- GERS, DISCHARGED IN NOVA.SCOTJA TO LIEUT. COL. EDWARbS. COLONEL, Impressed with a lively sense-of your worth as our Com manding,9lfieer, - the various and unremitting exertions on your part to promote the welfare and comfort of each Seidler under your copra - Jana,' we the - undasigned, beg leave to broach you• with this testimony of respect, esteem and gra titude, before your departure from us. - We,feel it, we assure you,' Colonel, a very essential part of- our duty, to 'make you adequate. 'acknowledgments for your goodness to us while under your Command ' • this we cannot, we confess, do proper justice to ; you will therctfore be pleaSed to a vain attempt, considering it in its true intent and ma the just and honest effusion of grateful minds. • , You are now t Colonel, with the remainder of the Regi ment, on the -eve of returning home, we sincerely wish you : a pleasant, speedy, - and a sale pasage to your:respedive des tinations ; we lerverrtly wish every success land h.ppiness may attenii the pursuits of-our 0 flicers; that that part of our Brother Soldiers whose pleasUre Nva.i to contin'u'e in the ... Se rvice, may be ever mindful oftheir cluty..,as Soldiers and Ken, and those who may . be again restored - to their Country aril home may becOme industrious and _worthy Members of the Community ; and that . you, Colonel, and pita - worthy Fa mily, may, , though remote from us, enjoy an ~ u ninterrupted state of felicity ; that, upOn retrospective review of past ser vices in publlc life, you may •add the, pleasing recolleaion, the heartfelt delight, of retiring therefrom with the plaudits of your Men, who ill ever hold the remembrance dear, and regret sincerely the loss Of so worthy an Oilker and Gentle man. _ _ Signed, for the Non-commissioned Officers and Men, Donald Noble •G. Dalton C. _ _ C A o s u T s v o o n rt I R. Laden Fielding I n t h y 1 3 , Philips . Fielding . Brewer Halifax, zgth Scpt. • TQ ARCHITECTS AND OTHERS. WANTED, befofe — the first day of DeCernher V .next, a PLAN or-Plans, for adding TWO NEW ROOMS, with' convenient. Offices upon' the same' Floor, and a proper Stair-case, with two Entries to it from the Street., to the preseict ASSF.Tv: BLY-ROON at- SA L IS EVRY, (which Akserubly-Rauh is intended to retuainl, and - for laying out, the Ground-plot under the said ROOMS . for Shops, .Storehouses, &c. &c. Fifteen Guineas will be ` 'paid as Honotiary Comgensation to the Person proposing the Plan which shall be app'royed, with a Proviso, that the said Compensation is rot to be paid in case.tlie Person sending the Plan shall aftttrwards be 'exiiploYtd ;in ekecutrng the .same. The Flans.rare to be sent without a , Narne", but with a i‘lafk, c rwsponding to another . Mark on' the outside of a Leitiri, whinh : is to. be sent sealed up, c6ntainin, , , , , the Vance and Ad ress ot tile Person sending such Piala;: . . Plan . may be :sdnt to, aiid. Ing4iries.. 4144 9f,- J‘fews. !PrOdOir g„AttOrne;is, Salisbury„, • t 2.7t11-0, - .l6EkiVaoz. • CAPITAL ESTATES TN LAT4C,';-flitE.'' iSsE SOLD . 13Y AUCTION, :At Mr. Richardson's, toie Royal Oak',` ii Cliorley, id, the County of Lat,icaster, on Tue . sday „the 1,61:h Novcinber, iSoz, at Three o'Cluck in the A.ftern9 ; 4l‘, and the follow ing Days, .; • ' • • - • - •• • TrIC several ESTATES hereafter mentioned, being part. of the Pi-bp&rty of I"tire' late fames tong 'worth, Esq. all of them well situated, zinc? in good condi tion, in his several Man Ors of Euxton r U lvo-Walton t and Eccleston, - lying betwC•etiPre.stn, Wigan:, acid Oiriakirk ; irra populous a•nd itainufacturing pait of tl4:`, COunty, in•the 'following Lots, in statute inc.-Isom, and subject to•such Con ditions (4 Sale, as will he then produczcl. In ULVES-WALTON • Lot t. An Estate in the pOssession of fohn Sumher,, con sisting of a Housa, Orchard, Garden, and several Closes of Laud; - cpritaining-3.2 A. 22R.,13•P:. hi EUXTON. 2. Two Closes of Land called the Rye Crofts,. in the se, veral possessions of John John Son antlWillialn - R0...:, con taining 4A. i R. 17 P. 3. An Estate in the possession of Richard Robinson, con slating of i Hduse, Ont-Buildiligs; 0 ich'ard,' - Orofte' alid se •veral Closes of Land, containing Az A. 3 P. e a lsotyvo Closes'. of Land called the lack Field and Lower- containing •11 A. 2R. 12,P. in the possession of Henry Marsd'en--. 4, Asa Estate in- the possession of Mary.Yorshave, .consist. .ing of a ‘ Flouse,-.0 nt-Buildings, Garden, and several Closes. of Land; Cdritainirrg iz A. jk. 32 P ; alsWa Clo Se. Called the Mag .- - Hole,' containing 2 21 P. in the ficissession of tames Woods. - • ' , 5. , All 'Estate in - the possession of 'Fbornas Lowe, called H all, censl•:.ting - of a House, Gardirr, Orchard, Croft;' and two CloseS of Land, containing 5 A. 3,R,. ,2.7 6'. e An Estate in the possession of William Bate, onsisting of a Honse,• -Out-Buildings; Yard, Orchard; and Several Closes of. Land,: Called the Kotigh Lane'Croft, the Rough Lane,' the Two Sinail-Croftse,the. Beech Field, the Beach 'Croft; the„ Great Wheat Hey; the' Wheat Hey, the .Rokh,Bank; the. IN Corn 1-foy; , the - 'Com 'Hey the.: the Middle P,arki t aAjd • the i ffilther P,arKr, eon,. :tailing 46 A. 3 1-f. 19 P. ; - also, 'two Closes cal/ed the Hall Fields, containing 7A. 42.1'.. in thempossession of flaines • , •• • 7. A Close of Land calledthe Old Bowlme C; rc,in, in the - possession of Thomas Raiensi - irofti containing •8: Twci DWelling Houses and Croft, - in the of Richard Rigby . ,_ containing t A. .9 P.., , • 9. P," DCVelling-Honse and G l arciii, 'in the pris:.:s,;cri Hugh Walmsley, containing r R. 3o P. 10. An Estate in the, pt? sseas'ip,nof - prpealcatlet,iti son , con; -sisting of a House, Out-Buildings, 'C - and several Closes of Land, • 4:111113 3 .11fpg.38"2: . rt. An Estatein theipossefiliyir ,of.. Henry k+jars i tien 'cora- , slating of a House, Garden,..-Otti-Bu;ciineS„ On4fard,„ ' Fiold, Croft, and seve:ral Cititesot 'Land c tile.f the Sara .111:iadoW; the Barn Hey, the SiaoAers3; the tittle Field, the LoWeri High Field, the. LittlezMeadow; and the Bureli;s, cortaitaing: 32 A. 7P. ; a 150,.. a Close Of Land ei , !llecf to Citilseek containing SA. in the possession of William Rose. 12. A Dwelling-House,' Orehard, and. Craft, in the p 03.: session of. John Addison, kontaioing.l A, t,9?. „ -.ltu,nshaw Hall Estateoconsisting - ola capital Mansion house, with convenient Offices andOnt-bnildings, two large Orchards ha hiela perfealion, with an. excellent - Fish Pond therein, a large Garhfn waned rc.uott, att.' wash stocoK ,with choice - Fruit Trees; alst; Farrri.houa2, Out-buildingi, :and several ChaSes 4,4and.V:ttiereio beloneing, containing 4t A 22. P. in the -POssess , .on ,of John, car: - ; also .two Cleses of • Lanai called the. Nearer N2 - ,v, Close, and the' Farther' New • Close, containing 16 A. i P.. P: io the 'Ocissession of John Norris; likewise. two Close 4 ct-4ied the NearAr..Aunshaw Ilev, and the Farther Rutislia.v-Hey; containing 13 4.1.1 R, 33 P.,in • : the pOssession of Alekand,o• Fisher.' -; ' 14. A Ds.vellitighoUse and Garden; in the•Fossession.of John Grimes, containing 38 P. . • 15. A Dwelling-house and Garden, in the possession of john Clitherow; containing t R. 6.P.' 16. An Estate,in the possession of James Himt, consisting of a House, Our-buildings, Orchard. C;l.rdel, grad several Closes of Land, called the Meadow, the. Marled Fields, the High Fields, A. and 13. and the Leach Mtadow, containing 15 A. - 2 R. 3s ;. also two Cl o seS.ot . Land.; called theLow,er • 'High Field, and the Higher F tigh Field, containing 6 A. 2.,R. 8 P. in the possession of Willfatri Bate ; also a Close of Land;called the Borth` Field,' - dintaining 4 A. I.R: 24 P. in the possession of Willia4Rosee..,likeavise Close, called-the flight - hi:l Meadow, containing-3'A, 14 P. in the possession of loin: Johnson. • .- 17, An Estate, in the possession of John Taylor, consiSt ing of a House; Otaf-bnildings, Yard, Orchard, Garden, and 'several Closes of Land, called the CoMmon, the Yew Tree 'C roft, the Barn Meadow, the Nearer Black Croft, the Farther Black Croft; the Nearer Ann Hey, the - Farther Ann Hey, the. Nearer . 'Horse Hey,- tho Farther. Horse. Hey, the M4ried ield§, the Great Black - Fields, A. and B. arid the Lanes A. and B. containing 52 A. r R. 39 P. • 18. An' Estate, in the possession df Isaac. Booth,-consisting : of a-House, Out-buildings Fold, Orchard, Garden, and Se veral Closes of Land, called the CrOft, the - Wheat Hey, 'the Wood, the Lon Croft; the Nearer Bent; the . Farther Bent, the Barn Hey,'tlie Higher Watt Hey, ,the Lower Nate-Hey, and the Farther Watt Hey, containing 39 A. 3 R. 12. P. 19. Four Closes of Land, called The Acres, the - Bnekshaw.. ,Meadow, and the 13.1acksha.w Fields, A. and B. in the,pesses sion of the said John Taylor, containing, iz A. zit. 34. P. also six other Closes of Land, called the Mattock Hey, the , Farriworth Hey, the Pinnacle,: the Gravel kley, the Higher Tewitt Hey, and the Lower Tewitt FkeY, in the-possession the said Isaac Booth, containing 36 A. L 1 R. 25 P . " 26. Ara Estate, in the possession of Willian Rose, consist..:. ing of a House, Out-buildings. Fold,Orchard, Garden, and several Closes of land, called - the `Barn Croft ' the, Cain Croft, the Potatoe Ci - oft, the Barn Nfeiidoiv, , tlie PaSture - Hey, tile 'Old Lan4.!, t'ne Wind RIAVV . , , I' he 4)7lititile Hey, the • 0.10 Woman's i'd.eadow, and the Run haw- fields,' anti-l>.: containing 12 A. ; also a Close called the Higher West Croft, containing A. A. IR. 25'1' .in 'the pos'se'ssion of Henry Marsden. • . . ea. An Estateon the possession of Tames Woods, consist ing of a Ho'use, Out-buildings, Orchard, Gardens - , and sere_. ' ral•Clos6 of.,Latict, called the Barn Meadow,: the Croft; •the C reenliey, the Pasture Hey, the Lower,Mbadow, the rVlid die Hey, the, Great Meadow, thotitfgher Hodge Hey and :Croft A. - andiiiie Lower' Hodge Hey; containing 25 A. i R:', '37 P. ; also a 'Close called the Higher liigh•Field, containing 6A. 2 R.. 3 P. in the possession olVenry Marsden. . 22. An Estate, in the p6s - easiOn of Robert 'Woods COn- . sistingLa of a House, Out-buildings; Garden, Crofts; 'and rat Closes of nd,' called the Big Sheep Field, the:Littic.' "Sheep Field, the Farther Sheep Field, the Rush Field, .the• Crofts A. and B. containing Az A. R. 4P. aHo two ClosS,' . called the Higher Croft and the LoWer Croft, cotitanting 3A. 5 R. 18 P. in the possession of Isaac Booth; likewise a Cigse,- called the 13 . uckShaW Hey, containing,6 A. a R. 3 P. in thg ',reSsession, of Thomas Ravenscroft. . • ;. I • •ECCLtSTON. SHIP N EX.57. POOLE, NOV'. S,. Asrived—the William and Mary, Hatchard, Arne, Wool_ land; and Hope, Manelarks, from Southampton; Übiquest, Wills, from Lymington Williamand Mary, toynes, from Portsmouth. Sailed--the Mary, Ryder, for Hull ; Alive, Wiliams, for Weymouth; Diligeoce; Webb,-tor Southampton; Blessings Robbins, for London; and Mary, Williams, tor Liverpo46l.. GRAVESEND,' NOV. 5. Past by—the Concord,. Brown, from Archangel;` Nes, Mallett, from Petersburgh ; Hoppett ' Kerrie;from Finland; Ann and Elizabeth } _ Wright, front Nofway; Amity, Jack.: son; Sally, Matthews, Advice, Withers, General Elliott,. Flet;k Elizabeth and lane, •Hunter, anti Mary, Hittite; from ; Friendship, frOm Rott,!ra.im ; Mary, Place, —, Louisiana, Andersen,and the Elizabeth, Hughes, from ; N.eptune, Marshall; from Stockholm Jenny, ----, and Amphitrite, •Christian; .from Dantzic. Sailed—the Hero, Smith, for St. Kitts; Helen, Gordon, for - Africa ; and the Anna Gesina, De Borr, ibr St. Val lery., .CRICE 9 S . TOCK.I. SATU DAY. tack India Stock Navy s . pet Cent tooll South Sea Stock per Cent. 1797, • 'Etcheq..Bills - s. s. prem. Irish 5. per Cent: 99-i/ Fundable ditto prem. 4 per,Cent. Con.-13tii , . 3d Exchequer Milts dis. 3 per, Cent., ked. 674 , 9! to 3 per 'Cent:tan:l4k GS Intpor. 3 per Cent. 661 Si Sctip - i Ditto Ann. . 1401 C 1.9 .. T3-16 x 1.16 i Bank for opening Ditto Short Ann. • India for Acc. Ditto Strio -• ;C0.h5..1 . 0! Acc. 681 81. • t rOOKE continues to ha - re on Sale at his Mani]. • fadory and Nottingham Warehouse, No. 434, Strand,. an extensive and valuable ASsortment al-031E RY 'ofevery tle;cription, which;fOr elegince, neaty:ess, taste, and quality, has never bee equalled,. and, he. flatters himself, can never be surpassed.,„ 1t he. many advantages he possesses over every other person in this line orlansiness, and the..peculiardegree• of perfeetion to which, by inflefatigable attentton, and unli= miter expence, he has brought his'Manufactory, • while they afford him an opportunity of offering to the Public 3 variety of Goods, silpertorin every reapea to those of any other per- Sim; and _render all competition fruitless also enable hits to accomnlodate the P.ublic,, either.in the.. wholesale, retail, or export trade, .upon. terms more moderate than can loos ably h. attorded by any other House in the Metropolis. 23. An Estate, in the possession of Henry Blaakburn.4 con.: slating ofailousc, Outbuildings, Orchard, Carden, Croft, and several Closes.oftand, containing 138 A. z R. 17 P. •Pwelling.liOnst and Garden, in t'h'e poSsessii.4l'o . ThonlaS -- VVoocisworth; containing IR. 2P. • .25. , ABotbe,: Dwzlling-house, .Croft, and Garden, lithe. of 10b0f14 . 1 - ch,. containing rA. 9p. • Tfie Wspe6try'e 'tenants Will chew the' I' rernises, ant ether particulars may .be had. by, applying••to• Mr. Gclielf, rtestm); Mr. Samuel Fleetwood, Kirkdale ; Mr. Johson, Rairitord ; Mr. Wni. kVainwright, Halewbod‘; Mr. Srnuel . ;Warren, Liverpool ; Mr. Windle, Solicitor, Bartleit's-uil4-: inO, Holborn, London•;' Mr. Houghton, Solicitor, Ptcot ; or to Messrs.Wiatt'and•rorc'si,.,SolititorS, Dhl-street, I‘*,er :pooLat whose Wire Plans of the:Estates may he•seei • • • _ LO N DOS: CI4,A NA N LLAN, * (ot Bow-Stivet. Cchent-t;aiden); as:d Publisnets by WILL:AM AMICI , A ;3cit Pr (0 1 NO)tdr-Str,:ei, Orosir ef lo r l sgt i a , r '4 i . • At the SuN.oiilcz, No, I Iz, Str - and;' ilere iltivertisemats, Orders for the Pater, Lauri for the Editor, &c. ?cut -laid), rimst addressed, ANSWER TO TIIE_ NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS AND PRI VATES OF THE REGIMEXT OF LOYAL. SURP.EX RANGERS, WHO _HAVE RECEIVED THEIR DIS- CnAItGF.S IN Tiny A_srOTIA. MY BROTHER SOLIDIERS, The testimony of-your gratitude Which I have just receiv ed, flowing from your honest hearts; confers upon 'frit the highest reward, which hi this life I capable of receiving. ......Your-condua as Soldiers—your uniformly in irked atten tion and respectful obedience to me, as your Commanding 0 Ikcer; haye deservedly endeared you to me—and ITest as- - sured, that had you been called upon to face the Enemies. of your King and Couptry, your loyalty, discipline and at-tach merit to y9ur Officers, must. eminently have distinguacid themselves. . • My aniiety for your interests, has indeed been great my endeavours for your iservice, honest and sincere, tlioUgl i f in, adequate_to my wiOes—you have amply repaid . thein. Making no doubt but that the Province in which you have chosen to ,rc..side, will experience' from you, in your civil" capacjties, the same excellent condud wltiO has, marked you as soidiers, I remain, with the ikepest,sense of gratitude anci-regard,, and the most fervent wishes fin - your happinesi, your faithful and "assured friend, JOHN E PWAR DS, Lieut.. Col. Commanding L. S. R. BIRTH. ;On the 3oth of Wiober t the Lady of the Right Hon. .and Rev. Lord Charles Ansley; at his Lordship's seat',. harle Tower, Nothumberiand, of a Daughter. . . Mir k • , HATrf • TO BE SOLD-I3Y AUCTION, • •.%; Mrs SHEARDOWN,- - At Mr. StanuOl's, the Red Lion Inn, in Doncaster, on.Mort dOy the 29fh of NOVember, •Ifioz,: between the flours of • -Eleven•and Three, unless 'previously disposed of by' P`ri-' vatesCiontraft, in which case timely Notice will begiven ; „ • As Desirable ESTATE, called 13)300M -LODGE, comprising a modern,. handsome-b . :lqt, BRICK. - moNsioN HOUSE, with requisite Otii;.es, co:11;)104 - Stab i les 'for _Hunters or Race' Horses, Chaise-house, Barn, Co‘V-house; Dove -cote, and other Our-buitcittigs , ;: oh ex-- celient walled Garden, very productive , 'set out with ch,iccst lquit4rces ;. a Shitibbery adjoining,' With a eavct Walk in Hit: same, and zini-leratitage at the end of also-'! en Acres of Land adjoining in a Ritig'yeace, with the House and,Otiiees thereon and Fryir-roc.4 t Ground ; and One Acre'and-14,:1f in the CotarforiFfel,t, There:is a' good Two-miie Course 'near- the-House, fin 'either trsinin or exercising 'Hunters, or, ait - ing upon inCtsri , a •aage .A Turbary b q l ongs to th e E stat e, an d Rig= of•ComnfOn ov , ,r FOlf r i'veThottgit - nd A rei",'of I;,tad. !int. House stands out of the Village of.llatfieht, On ,n drf situ,ition, : and within about six n - tile.; of Doncacr, cis th-.; Betizrie:) , ' !toad, Where p.rsscs :Post, a' Coacti thrc times R week, and a Stage W aggbli once a' week. , The Premises are Freehold ,and Leasehold—Land-Tax 'deemed,' and Rates . .very low. •For further Particular's and Treaty, apply to C.lCtirtwright, Esq. on the Premises i,or 111r. : Shec-rdown, rost,Oilice, Don- Caster.. The Horts6 maybe viewed any day ta;:nwced the hours of 'eleven add thrc,t oidlock. The following; Case was -sent by Mr. BAx - r-sa, It; I'm Warehouse, South Bridze, Edinburgh, to Dr. b kuut . • - :.i, . attested . by the celebrated Dr% ALEXANDER C:oiLyiz. „ .. , DEAR slit, .A. B° 1;' F. six years 'ago I was' afllieteci with ex . ,orticiating Pains in my Legs, which continued for twelve months, about which time they began to swell greatly, i'aiiii at'last broke out in very otiensive (in:ers, fr..). 'the Aqicle to th'e Knee, and continued, in 'this manner for two years, ail which time I was _confined to the House, being un able to walk, and my health nitzelf impaired ; having tried every thing than could be thought orfor:a Cure, without et :fed, .1 ~.v-ts any iscd by a Friend or !nip:: to, try Your Botanic:it , Sv,rktp',,anu upon tali:nig the first. iuttle I found iM lied t,ll. 'bk- - attie better, aiiii the UleerS-to Ini've a bcr4er api;e:irance,- Avhicltencon:a.2.ed iniz to persevere with yoUr Syrup, until I. .had taken six , Bottles more, during which time my health 'still W6ciiiire bettef, and the liieers healed; and am in 05 gobd a state of health as I have been in Yof these ten years ; past, ,and,my Legs l are entirely well, and have continued so : for these two years past: I am, Sir; your obliged humgle Servant, • • . :.• .. ..... - .G,EORGE.STIELL. : - Craighall, Aug. 24, 0,02. The above l'ac'ls are attes , cd by, in , !AL E.X A NDER CA Y:.RL 1 , .', MiOL ter Of Inveresk, the neigh, botuthood of Edinburgh. • CARLYLE BELL,,EIder. .. • GEORGE STEWART, Eider. ' • .` FRENCH REPUBLIC. . M. Fourcroy, the Minister, and first Chemist i n Europe,has given:Or: Brod= a Certificate as to the excellericc of absve - NiediCiin'e - ; whiLit Certificate 'has -received the Sitir4 l -• • ' tnfeof'Mr. Merry, the British Minister resident in Franee:".. • The, Botanical Syrup and IZestc. , rative Nervous Cordial; to • be,lnid at the Doctor N's 1 - louse, o. o,'Albicit-street, near the 1..,. 1 ;ar1ail Musc.-Urn, Surrey- - side of Flack - friars Bridge; in. Bot, t;o:;:at I Las, ; . wis. ; - altid4s.. (buts• ii4l tided) ;* .Jenoult and ikt::,,l3-ar.‘4l; N 0 ..: ISO, (.):l'ord,skrizer, opposite Band- reet,; G, Witting, No +;., Ceruhill ; Ward, No. 324., Hol-• • fi:ini ;Wietters (late Ci'lL,kelPs)Meclicine Warehouse, No. 229,f Strati:lel - rem* Ban;: 'Lute's, .Royal Exchange,- Williams, Fefitlll.lef to His Majesty,_No. 4t, Pall- - Mali ; E; Newberg - C6rner of St „PatiPs ,Church-yard; BOitt;n l s, -Roy,' ri.x, ch-,11*; Chitig' arid' Batter, No -4, : Cheapsicie;;- giirgeoisi illnicit tilt Son, , N'o. 32, -Haymarket ; Shaw's; _Medicine - '..1A.-areltoustie Highestreer, Borough, opposite the Soif.th - n:ailc. Bank" Mr. Piddrligi,s, No. f 6, ON:liyai-str&et; 'opPhs?te, the : Pantheon; Fotbes; Druggist, No. 32, Blackman ; street, po rough ; and.Dicpy, 8.9.w-Aane• And by'all Printefs, Book Sellers, and 'Venders - of Metilaine - in the three Kingdoms. • = . - . . ' i. .- ~ . Brodures Gnicle. to Old- Age, or Advice to both Szxcs, to . • obtain a radical and permanent Cure:ter their! secret Intirthi , tieS'of Nature vvliiiiit delicacy often forbidsto disclose even to, their reiktivesr vvitha - Treatide-cm Female Diseases, Nerv,7lls, Kypochondriac, and Cprisumptive Complaints.-.-To which is added, Advice to 133th'anci PicitLvvell Bathers. ,!.:c. It -"'' pattic j ularly td Seafaring llen.• ' • A 225. Bottle' contains equal .to five small ones, Letters stat,ing Patients Case's, with the Dodoes ustiaL ,‘ . Pee of a ',',uinea, • . vill be StrietlyOtte4ricd to. -. ' ----: : 'lt wilbe necessary the Dotlof should sce such Patients as ' are afflided with Deafness or Less of Sight, or send their Cases, by Letter. or Parcel, to the Doe - tor (Post or Oarriac paid) With his usual Fee. - , The Medicines niay he had every Day, ~, To T-. TAYLOR, Surgeon. N. , New Bridge-street, ; 1., o'svclon . q , . . sta., Edinburgh, Mav z, 0, 0 0. T N - the Spring" of 1794 I was aftlietea with :-1 'Venereal Complaint, Which I treated with harliir , :'-- ; eta:e for five months ;. but was then obliged to apply ',' 3 . regular Physician, who put a temporary stop to t! o I • : •.:- lence of the Disease (by tnerettrial applications) :or so:' , '-' t time; but grDwing,•in spite of all- medicine and the adV i, '' • I 'of the first Gentlemen. of the Faculty here, w o r s e :till . worse for two years, - I Was reduced 'to a state - almost -tan`` paralleled and beyond description, • being an entire leper*. -- and ulcerated fro:n head to foot.-My head , throat, melt 1 1 : . nose, legs, arms, &e. ' have been alternately in danger of -tbecorhing Useless ; in sheol, I have. had frorn: i.WeittY' "I thirty eating `ulcers 'on my body, and, nearly toNdlyf-d" ' [lrived of sight.. 7 -,4t _would.- `be * voluminous to partici:Li ; . rice all.iny cafe —suffice it to, say, there never was, or e•-e.t, 1 • will be, One of a inure dhogerous, or of a IsiOre tr.-.1 .c /i: sated nature. f was long looked Upon by my friencti, a ll . imagined myself, -beyond all. hopes af,Kec o Very ; and, I'"' fe ll .deed, in my then condition, death was' prefable to 1 1 . rtiore 'than miserable'-tate. In this dreadful situation tif I Ilrag a most miserable existence, till Divine Provides threw in my way a' Newspaper containing . the case et • Mr. If. of. Plyrnotith-Jny fricols read it, I could not.-'`. sent anti procu - red' SOrfie of your LEA K.: E's PAT E til ; 1 , ,i us, which, by using from t n .time to time, ant owe Ar t e., 'hive long,: .been, (atter More than four years indeseribil , " cl;stress), in as good a State of -health as ever I enjoyed ; as ,t proof of this, .1 had a tine, thriving, :healthy child, boil) t :me a lew anonths. , ago. In gratitude to God, and i n 110; 45 DE rendering` my :chow-dreatut,Service, I r,:cpat2sr yotl 1° 1 poblish-thi . ; and you may. at,any time' refer persons ,;, ' ) t ti wish to be satisfied of tho truth of : this, or Itryther par ti : t ettl,trs*, to in.: or my iliends, by letter or person. ' d As few cases for hatiness- yr ill ever equal mMe, anti nctl exte ,-- .Td . it,_ 1, yi..? ve from experience every reason to a sset reakikin'd; that in i , ottr'L EAR E'S' PILLS- they Will ho' t ., - ~ . „. . 'sure; , Speetty ,sate, .mI4E - pa:Wier:l cure, ; for that inost (tre aty ' Id stage, of the Venefir.4l Disease, which is eallal a co''' . rut:4E6I4ES. • i . I. 1 ' Insurinountable family reasons preve n t making . ' Id name and address public ; .: but credit- INI _a....es p e r so ns reap. , i wantin* Intbrination intty - also be referred to n - o- and i ti f 1 fiend oy Mrs; S. • c lark, Ramsay-Gardens; EdinburgH ! Prepared and. Sold by the Sole Proprietor, ..,4 T. TAYLOR, Member of the Royal College of Surge ( '''" ..:. , oin Lonon, at his house, N 0. ., New Bridge-On:et,- „„ Where he will give Advice. withtitit ,a fee; to persons a; irg .these Pills, and will answer patients letters, it P°' .c terms,' ptid, on the stifle ters, observing - in all ,cases the 00 ' • . ii.violtibte.secredt; nO. person's.. name or case having b e ' o „ . mentioned, but at th e i r own p art i cu l ar request, by .Ht. i, 1 7 s ,in etor, du r i ng ' t h e course o f more than thirty-six ''°-,,"; tut he'has had the conduiting of an extensivd sale of "' 1' :Dove Medicine, and the Rraetice arising therefrom. 11 ~ They are - also s o ld 'by ins .Appoinfinent, for the co rtv t , tienet of thOse livi ng if - a di 4tairee, -b y Mr: .",',',%.... • sottth-bridge, Edinbttrgh; • Mr. Macdonald; frinter, (“ 0 , , kow, t 9 whom ,also. Mr. T. refers for Ilia address; at,,,, jr .i - erluineCs, No. 3, St'. 'Albanus-sfreet,' PallLtnall.; 3 :15 , Robertson's - Toy-shop,- No . -...i.03, 0 xford-street•i. N'i, r • : I A4 0- oorough's, No. 7, Fish-street-hill; nearly opposite. WI i to le nurrient ; ' Mr. Steel's, Bookseller; No.' t Uniini-ro'N't -„:, in `Tower -hill; Mr. Callwell's; DUblin:; and' by one. Per';`; i _in , o v nl i y ie z re s ii . y et.l o . 6 e t a s ? a ;s o e t a !every considerable town in Great-Britain and Irei-u 'ti Ci 3 i. ° re x t e i s ion f s e led ithe u rel 'ith m a y. cure - ta , `selves withdease and secrecy : . .- ' • , . . ,„d II? . 13.. Every Box sold : in Great Britain - is se.' ,is -1 i wit n a Stamp, on whit':ll, by favour of the c i .°l .I,r. ;stoners,' is 'printed, ' :at 'the Starini-Offie—`! , T• - "ilid No: g; New'Bridge-street,* to inaitate.which is felorli , .. al; others are counterfeit.. full an ,l .1!,111. I - ~ ir 1 , 1 4 414 a In t;