The Sun. — London, England, 1802-06-05 00:00:00

SIR RICHARD MIJGRAVE!s , MEMOIRS OF THE REBELLION. THIRD EDITION. • NOTHING can be more - disgusting titan that species of rancorous acrimony which pervades-most modern publications• on Irish affiirs.—lt might have been hbped, at least in the latitukle of London, and of every civilized State,- that the' unforgiving detes tation of the ItishCatholics, which is So conspieu .ous in the first editions of Sir It Musgrave's Work, would have e'er now acqUieseed in more humane, cer taioly, more useffd, and perhaps more .just senti ments.,—At all events, it might have been supposed that malevolence had exhausted all its venom. But finding in, this 3d•edition, that new virulence is added to the former, we cannot refrain, as friends to the general interests,of society, from calling for such 'roofs as may substantiate the following asser tion—if the charge.- should be substantiated, we shall hope for. a reform, if not, we shall hope to - see a ret rada t ion— , in either case, We shall recommend more-good-natuticancLa small sprink,ling of the milk of humanity: • • • "-It is a cointhon piaAice with-Irish Priests, to keep in their houses -a female totryanion,. who pAsses for their Niece:" Page 537, vcA. ii.—Sir Richard Musgrave• is. here 'solemnly called on, to' support thii scmdalous 'accusation 'by a _single instance, and if' he , declines- this: challenge, mast expert to pasv'with every honest man, for' the traducer - of most useful, -an urnoffend ing,, and resPeetable drdet' of Citizens. Like all men, and 'all bodies of men-, 'ythe .Roman tliolid Clergy, it -is to 4e-supposed, have their colledive and indliltinal/Amperfations . ;• 'but this of intercourse with the 'other sex,--is assuredly the point on Which the Superiors of that Clergy . ate most vigilant, and the Inferiors, 'most. irre- PrOachable.. Unaided by law Or authority, the in fluence ofshe Catholic Clergy in Ireland is support ed solely by . opinion, and that mart could not for, five minutes maintain his situation with the Public,. whose ittorals were perceived to.bedeficient, espe., cjatly in. points 'where he claims the merit of pecu._ . liar purity and exactness. The, Roman Catholic. Clergy- are, 'by rule Which maintained._ intratiably,;.euiployed and prompted .in the Dio -they are natives thus it becomes utterly Ipsp , ..):3sible that - any one should, without de tekaiila, - keep.. a wOman - nhder the feigned _character of a iaition ; for every Priest is placed in' the neighbourhood of the place of his, birth, where there is a f)erfed knowledge of .his parentage, ofigin, and relatives. Sir Richard- Musgrave, in this Ed ition, offers no sort of corroboration of the Charges which':Dr. -Caulfield, with so much solemnity and probability; denied ; neither does- he advert to a circumstance very pioperly pressed in the Bishop's publication: Why 'was he never juridically at -eused ? Was it fcebear:anee in the:Protestants cf the County of Wexf,id ? Certainly Party Spirit never proceeded to a greater height of intemperance than in that Country subsequent to the Rebellion, and were'more obnoxious to that spirit than die Romish Clergy. To have been punished,, is not un der these circumstances, .conclusive evidence of guilt; but not to have been accused, is undeniable testim4Q , of innocence. • It must be allowed that there is somewhat very whimsical in the state o.f &eiety in Ireland. A Writer sirs down with per_ fed calmness to revile whatever is cherished by a gt:at portion of the Community, -as most respect_ able, and must robe venerated. He does not resort for maryelinas incidents to Kamskatska, or any distant Unknown or inhospitable region —No, he lays the scene at our fire-sides. He draws a Pic_ . ture of religion and Manners, of opinions, of customs, and of praaices, which he supposes to prevail in Ireland, and which would disgrace the civilization of a tribe of Tartars. And this Writer, It;ithout matter, mind, or manner, without eloquence, inge nuity, combination, or research, has been able to procure Readers;—Such is Fallion •• In the next edition Sir R. M. will, it is to be hoped, discover that a Romish Priest is the real rawhead and bloody-bones that eats children. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE., EPSOM RACES. FRIDAY, JUNE[. , 'The Oaks Stakes, of sogs. each, h. f. (r 7 Subsaribers.) Mr. Waistell's gr. f. Scotia, sister to Little Scot - Sir C. Bunbury's br. f. , - Sir T*. Gascoigne's ch. f. by Buzzard - - - 3 Sir F. Poole's b. t. by. Waxy • - - - - - 4 Lord Grosvenor's b. t out of Fairy • - - - - Lord Grosvenor's ch. f. out of Maid of All'Work - 6 , . . . . , Five to tour 'against Scotia ; two to'bne against Julia • 'five to one against Sir 'F..Gaiscoigne'; eight to one against - iii• F. Poole ; and twenty to one against 'Lord Grosvenor. 'Mr. Harris's ch. f. ; sister to, Allegranti, beat broke's ch. f. by Young Woodpecker, Bst. 7113. each, both two yrs old; the last three-quarters of a mile, 3ogs. • - * Fifty Pounds fora and 4yr olds. Two-mile heats. Sir fi..Williarpson!s b. c. by Sir Peter, 3 yrs old- s . 1 a Mr. Scrope's b. c. Dott ere l, 4 y rs o ld - ' 4 2 2 NI r. Whaley's hr. c. Wilkesi 4 yrs old - 2 5 3 Prince of. Wales's hi. c. Pacificator, 4 yrs old I 4 dr. Mr. Qurand's ch. c. :vlorgan Railer, 3 yiS old '5 . 3 dr. Pacificator the favourite. After the second heat 6t04 op Wilkes against the field. From .Newcastle On Tyne, we are informed of a most extraordinary cure performed on Mrs. Hinde, of Willington:Mill, after leer case had -completely baffled. the most eminent medical gentlemen in that neighbourhood. A violent scorbutic disorder of many years standing in her head, had, not only dis abled her from attending to any business,- but -nearly deprived her of sight in August : last she -received an easyand complete • cure by -means. of Dr." Gar dner's Alterative Pills which will be attested by her, - and by Mrs. Ble`ades„ Fancy Drenaker, Pilgrim -street, Newcastle., • This Medicine .is sold, by the Doilor, at his bolls:, No. 75 and 76,.L0ng- acre , L on d on ; .by the T venders in. own Or Country, in 2“. los. 6d.. or ss. boxes; duty included"; 6s. saved in the GUinea. 25. 3 d. boxes for the Poor. We have particular satisfattion iq announcing to our Readers, that a new Abridgment of that most useful and National Work,. the . PitiLosottircAt. .TIiANSACTIONS OE THE ROYAL, SOCIETY, is ill the Press, and will be published on the 26th inst. We haire attentively perused theProspeCtus (see the first Page of this Paper), and are happy to perceive that it will be' conduaed in a far more .prtferable manner than any of the former Abridgments. 'We lament that our limits will not ,admit of our enter, inci 4: more fully into the usefulneSs of such a Publi cation, and doubt not but it will meet with that encourageMent which, in our Opinion, it 'so justly merits. • An impressive energy of ataion, without over_ stepping the bounds. of Nature, enforces the- inte resting scenes of the Fatal Predittion, or Midnight Assassin at the Royal Circus„ so as to rivet the attention and proinote the strongest plaudits of ;: mast crowded Audience : such excellence attenl. the. Birtha of Miss_ Adams, the Elburga of Mr , , Helnie, and the principal Mystic Sister of 'erbert ; the awns also.of Miss Adams arid, Mrs. R ~• offey are remarkably pleasing-Helene in' Ein wald, and Montiomery in Alwy, ; reeeived...great approbation : t oget h er w i t h t h ese , t h e . Dancing of Miss. Adams...in the. Enchanted-Harp, is so ,all of: grace and fi ne execut i on , an d the Columbine of .Mrs. ,Wybro,.v so attrat!tivel s as to add vastly -to' the charmS of that popular Piece. 4- • Naliu:edisplayed in all lier glorious cliarls, con. tinues to invite drowds of the genteelest conwny every tiay ;to. visit Pidc ick's Royal -Menagerie; Exeter 'Change, where the grandeur and beauiy.of :the seldlion is almost incredible, and in addition to the attraEtion of the sagaCious Elephants, the noble young African Lion, Royal Bengal Tigers, - &c. &e. . the astonishing animal the KankarouirOrn Botany Bay, n3 , -ai carries a you , -s- one in -her pouch, from whence h frequently - thrusts out.-its- head. to feed, to the no small surprize and entertainment of the . select partieS - continually attending to inspeEt the won derful •:curioSities •of - PidcocWs Rona Menagerie - , Exeter 'Change; : • The following . are• the . new Rates of Duties im. ooSed by' the - new" Medicine AA, just_ passed the HOuse of Cornmo:ls; and which will take - place the Ist' of Septeint?er next.—Wliere any packet, box, bottle, put, phial,' or other inclbsure, With its Con tents-,',511311 not exceed , - _ ros..to zoi. • li." to /5, 6d. - '2OS. •t0',305. 2S. 6il. to 4.5. =. 6,d. - 30 s. •to 50S. - 4S. to los. • is. od. Above sos.— zos. - These duties will aEt in a great measure as a pro hibition on some of `the most 'valuable public medi cines extant; as it would, for instance;' occasion an advance of 2os. on a 51., case of the Cordi a l-B a l m Of Gilead; so - that the inducement for the purchaser to take that quantity at a time, is lessened by the trilling saving there would be made, if raised to • 61: for iz half-guinea bottles ; but as the extra duty will however not take place till the ist Sep ternbor, we recommend our readeri to lay in their supplies in time, for the proprietor Of this exalted remedy, Dr.: . Solomon,- of •Liverpool, upon whom: the duty will be particularly grievous, means, we are informed, to withdraw the sale Of the 51. Cases altogether, after,that.period._ TURNIP ,SOlyANG,,and a DISCOVERY. ••• • .• lIRESH.:eeds -of the: Great Gerron. Turnip, ',so universally . admired by all who have seen them in the 'Markets,ot Hantburgh and the rthi,ns'on the :Elbe. .This Turnip double the tsualtpiantity'on'"in'acni; may he so w ,e vedin gry.w - eatirer,, starids ihrongh: the sHerest winter . uhinjnrci, -and;is so pea.n_li . arl}f:stveel; of. 1l sorts .eat it ivith,the &reatest aVielity;•4n& of it to adi - ninition.. Bags, cotltitintng:;enough. for four . acres,- toi. 6d. 'in flit . Bags are inelqsed printed Particul ara Qf Disepvery whit!' ail tirely pretients the. loss of a . Turnlp 'Crop by the Fly. 'Sold at GrOtker's, Credit. Pay postage. ; A YOUNG MAN of Ohara:act can be appointed WI. to a Situation in a Civil Department of small Salary. Direct (post-paid) to A. Z. to remain at the Post-Office, till tailed tor, Bath., . • - - WANTED, in the FREE GRAMMAR scHeCiL in the Town and Parish of BOLTON . LE-MOORS, Lancashire (for the Place .of- Head-Master, being now vacant), a Gentleman who is Well . qualified to teach the Classics, and other - BrancheS -of Polite 'Literature.' - A .Gradnate in one of the:Universities, and a Clergyman, will be preferred.. The :fixed Salary is - . Ninety Pounds, per Annum. All Testimonials of Cluira6ter, arid neccsary An quiries, may be addressed to Ralph 'Fletcher,. Esq. 'Hollins, near Bolton; or 'the Rev: Thomas .Bancroft;Bolton. - The Day of Eledion wilt be Thursday the Bth• of July next, at Ten (Ptlock: Forenoon. Bolton May 3 i; 1802, TO. MASONS AND BUILDERS. rTHE-KENNET and AVON CANAL COM- L. ~ MITTE E intend meeting at the Castfeand:Ball, in on Wednesday.. the gth of June, at Twelve o'Clock at to receive PrOposalg, and enter into 'contrails for !)widing tvienty-nine Locks and twelve Bridges near the ievizes ; also six. - Locks and two Bridges near Bath ; one ... , . . . . -,! i-House, near Foxhanger, and another at , 11,1onck ton- Jibe. .Plans and - Spec!ifii:ations:rnay be seen by applying to .S:linti?,l HOdgkinion, at .:•lieyizes ; or to lames. Alit's, Stol;;:blidge. ... . . . . AMERICA. MyERS and PHILIPS, -, •No. lii , Water -street, City and :..)tate of New-York, in • North A'merica; Andioneers.and Br()!tors, 'didy appointed and commissioned by for the City aforesaid, 1, \ /Yr AKE. a Tender of their Services to the Manu T faeturers aid. Merchants of Europe, in the Commission Line, and inform them, that Stores and every other conve rii,ence is pi'epared for the reception of Goods, Wares,. - and NlerdiandiLe-consigned to their AddreN, for either Public or Private. Sale. , . . (gr. They -pureli&re and ship . kinds of American .and West India :ProduCe On' Orders..., • • : I?rorn several years experience in -the above line at business,. those whe fayour thorn with their Commands wil! find them solicitous to promote the interest of their Employers. . . The Shin, MARY, Or Sr: C;"nada. - in APT AI N T hoMasol iver, Master Of the - Mari, of St. John's; Canada, ,solenntly cleclares . :tharhimself rec.,ived,a deal of from Dr. Brodurn's Nervons-Cdr. dial ; like Wise his Wife, Mary Ann Oliver, was. almost reduced to Death's door, and was 'perfeelly cured b..) , taking Dr:Brodurn's 'etvous . Corctial, after being giVen i overby all' the able Physicians in.the Country ; several.of the Inhabitants of the Island have received great benefit 'rum the above Medicine's. Witness my I-Dn4, e • - • . . . THoMAS OLIVER. A WORD TO THE WIS,E. Asa serious caution to all who, from the nature of their Complaints ' are obliged to have recourse to that dangerous preparation Mercury. Mercury is certainly, if taken with discretion, a most noble.and effectual Cure for every species of Venereal Infection; but, on the other hand,, there is not an article in the...whole Materia Medica So replete with dan ger. Thus if a cold occurs when under a course.of this-ex traordinary Medicine, it ,frequently.;leages. behind it the Gout, Rheuriaiiii,- Numbness in the I.imbs, Paralytic A ffeelions, arid . Which, perhapS, db not appear for seven, eight, or ten years. Many. Persons in business, Servants, and, indeed-all who, from the nature of their employments, are obliged to be out lit all weathers, being liable to •catch cold tinder a cour.se - of Mercury, which may terminate with their lives; but nosuch danger will intervene to -those.who substitUte Dr. BRODUM's BOTANICAL SYRUP, which is partieularly recommended to he us e d before persons enter /A:0 the-Matrimonial State, lest the indiscretions of a -Parent arz the source. of vexation to him the remainder of his existence, by ;afflicting - ,his innocent, but un l ortunate Off spring, With Evil, eruptions of a m o st m a lig nan t ten dency,- and• a variety +of- other-Complaints that are most OS surcdly introduced.by the same negleei.inidimprtidence. The.BotaniCal.Syrup and Restorative Nervous . Cordial, to behad - at the:Doc - tors House, -; No. 9, Albion-street, in Bot tles at rt. as. I is. 6d.• and 3s. sd. (Duty included) ; jeboult arid Co.'s, late -Bacbn, No. 150, Oxford-street, opposite Bond-street - * .Golding, No. 42, Coruhill ; Ward, - No. 324, Holborn; c"ockz..ll, Strand; Putt's, Royal Exchange • Wil liams, Pertlimer. to His Majesty, No. .p, ; E.. Newberg, .Corner of 5t...-PauPs Church-yard; • Bolton's, tZoyal- Exchange ; - Ching and Butler, No. 4; Cheanside Burgeois,.Amick . and Son, No. 32,, Haymarket Shaw's. M edicine, W.arehouse, , High-street, Borough,.opposite. the Soath, wa,rk Bank ; Mr. Piduing's, No. 76, Oxtoill-:Areet, oppo site the Pantheon ; ; Forbs, Druggist, 3a, Blackman -street, Borough ; Dicey, Bow-liine. . And to be had of all the Booksellers and Printers in- the principal Market Towns in the United Kingdoms.: Where the unhappy sufferer broods Aver his misery, but caretnlly cone eats his misfortune, it may be some conso lation for him to know, that although it be an object of doubt or uncertainty with other PraOtiriners, the removal 6f these Deficiencies by the gradual progress' of Renova tion, is the acquirement of - Experience. If the rites Of Bacchus or Venu.i have began to reduce-Manly vigour, much anxiety will be. orevented by an early Coiinterac tion of this languid - State ; and in these eases, no ;;rent diffica;lty will occur.. But where this Deficiency has for years existed, a proper perseverance is indispensably .equisite to revive tint slum bering Sparks of Lite, and tore-animate the Constitution. MARIO E D WOMEN,.who have long. been di,..appoihted in their expedations of a family, 11Lly be assured, ' that in most instances, such deteds are curabie by M:dleal skill, The secrecy which is so essential to undertaking, and the,qualifications which 1 havepresumed to state, form the basis of my pretensions,. and iii coincidence with, such this intimation is given; that Mr. 13, inay .be ionsultco personally, or by Letters (ineloSing a sinali Note), at Ins house, No. 29, Aniline! str,et, Strand, near Temple Bar rr, There is an additional Entrance •in Watei - -street, adjoining; and the N3llle is on bah t is doors. M. B--, Member of the ROvai Col legeof S tozo.ns.. DIED. On the id instant; at Walworth, in his seventh year, Ar.. onlv'son of the late John Macnab, Esq. of Newton. On .Thursday last, .the youngest daughter of Charles Druinmond, Esq. of Charing-cross. ofYest rday morning,.in hiS 61St year, J. B . M urphy, ' Esq. Sion Colle: . • On Wednesday night, in Berkeley -square, Mrs. Jane Mainwaring t a maiden Lady, sister of William Mainwarin g, Esq. M. 1). • • On the ad of March, bf the fever, at Fort-Royal Town, Martinique; Lieuteriatit Charles Wake, of the Royal Ma rines. • March 29, sin- - Kingston Barracks, Jamaica, Major lohn l,entiox, commanding the ,4th B a tt a li on of the 69th Regi . mein. • 1( / ND 4 ?N:: -Pymted 111101.-INA IVI'M I I,LAN, (ot Bow Street, Cove • Cade I) • and Pdblished by W i.f.tAM AR MI (: k SCR, P (of tiorse. At the. StIN.O • •• ••• mer, No : 112 Strand ;. ---verturmenis, hei ,4,d - • th- r ibr the Paper, Letters 4.br ti..c slfp Nl~`. roOZEOUNE 2. ..•-, - - - ~ . Arrived—the Mary, King, frum:Cowes ; Industry,'MOr- Tit, and !tope, Marielaw's, fthin"SOtitharripron ; Dart, Beal, and• Aci , e, Baker, from' PdrtSrnouth; •<;eorge, ' Johnson, frOm Lvniington ; and flop_., Long, from London. Sailed-tile Mary Ann, Strugnell, for Sciuthamptori; Dukeof York, Coggan, for Bristol; Williarn, Cockran, for London, and Bwthers, Atkinson-, for Hull. GRAVESEND, JUNE I. Past by—the Ploen,• Forrest, fr,nu ,Norway ; ,Leighton, Medley, from Memel; Catharina Maria;• from Ros tock ; Charlotte Wilhelmimr, , and'Henrietta from Stralsund ; Aurora, --, and Cathari!ta, Shrews bury, froin.Pillau; Catharina, —, and Silver Eel, Wit-, flaws, froin"Freizland ; Vrow Elizabeth, Sofas, and Atlecna, Wilson, from Rotterdam. Sailed—the Minerva, Welder, and Lord Eldon, Swete, for the East Indies; Dasher, Hamilton, for Attica; Top sham Beauty, Manson, for Philadelphia ; Vestal, Barbir, Tfor Amona ; Economy, ---, for Stockholm Jonge annes, —, for Ostend ; Regina Bridgetta, Wallis, for Havre; Eliza, - 7 —, and Stads - Copenhagen, • , for Dieppe. TUNE 2. Passed by—the Union, Gibon, from Messina ; Liberty, Willock, from Pillau; Rodney, Banx, from Me mel ; Two Good Brothers, —, from 'Groningen ; Mary, Wilccwks, and William, Curry, from •Dantzic. Sailed—the Argo, —, for Elsinore; Hope's Increase, Potts, for Havre; Hind, Clark, for Rochfort Vrow Anna, Bugs, for Calais ; Albi on , and Laure l, Hedley, - for Petersburgh ; Vrow Catharina, --, and Frederick, —, for Amsterdam Christiana, Anderson, for Metnel ; Cour. reir, Cornelius; and Dapline,*.Zennawald, for Rotterdam. JUNE 3. Vast, by—the Consolo, Cockran, from Mont serrat ; Neptunus, from Pillau ; Baltic Merchant, Folkes, from Memel ; _Mary, --, from C a l a i s; H o p e , Hodges, from D antz i c ; Raphael, Nixon, from Barcelona; and Angel of Liberty, from Dieppe. Sailed—ttie- Nile Packet, —, for Calais ; Greenwich, Inglish, and the jonge, Mefta, jaclson for Hamburgh Mentor, for Antwerp -; Sally, Baltand, for Dieppe; Elizabeth, —, and Generous Friends, Elmy,' tar Dun kirk; Elizabeth,---.- - , and the Hoop,'Plug, for Hamburgh. Yesterday, the Right Hon. Lady Caroline Stuart Wortley, of a son, at Park Place. MARRIED. Yesterday, Clark Hillyard, Esq. of Northampton, to Miss tahourdin, daughterot the Rev. G. Tahourdin, of Bentley, HatnpShire. . On Thursday, at St. James's Church, Colonel Bayley Wallis, M. P. for Ilchester, to Mrs. Bosville, widow Of the Lite Colonel Bosville, of the G uar d s. Litely at St. Mary-lti:bone, Gilbert Harvey West, Esq. to Miss Ftblkcs, eldest daughter of Sir Martin Browne Ffolkes, Bart, On 'Monday, at Mary:.le-bonne Church, Henry Batram agle, Eiq. of the Temple, t o Miss Raphael, of Baker street, Portman-square. WHEN . Professional Men Of .Education RespOnSibility deyiate from the genera? .Syst;:m*h) the seleaion of a peculiar branch, the sanction of lung con tinued.success is the beg-critcrionot superiority. _ Eight years haVe I devoted my praefice to.-the exclusive treatment cif Three `DisOrders and,the Successful result. of my plan gives me additional ardor:to oppose, as, tar as I am able; the ravages of those Complaints, which are the most important in the Catalogue of liuman - lotirinities After initiation into, every Branch, as , an Army Surgeon, I formed a wish at au early, period. of Practice to. rescue yiduals from • • the the loorance of uneducated men, or the . equally dangeroils . precipitancy of gelieral I'ra6litiiniers. The Three Disorders, to the Cure of which I have de voted lily' attention, comprise 'every species of VEN E. REAL INFECTION, whether, of a recent or long du ration: 2dly, All kinds of debiltty, whether arising frem_ the habits of school-boys, or the indulgences of mature age: And, lastly, tAat •derangementot tne system in wo men which is called BARRENNESS, or STERILITY. Nunierons Diseases are the result of ignorance, or haste in the treatment of a simple Gonorrhoea; and it not: (in frequently 'happens that the Seeds of Lite are poisoned, by the indiscretion of an unguarded hour.-I.ly a•superior me thod such Complaints• are easily cured ; and, even. where others have' failed, 1 trust that, I may presume to oiler a radical re-establishment. Few, however, are the cases of complicated distress in this disorder, compared with the calamitous situations of Men,. wito, from an. indulgence in a solitary . vice, or the prevalent gaieties of a fashionable life, acquire that atate of lYebility, which is the unavoidable consequence of such pernicious habits. . . , . TR. CHRISTIE.-tespeafJpinforms the P . . Ali, lICA f ;J- v.& that the ESTATE situated at CHA RL E Y', ~. LE W ,:,S, in the County of SUSSEX; which vrts to),1,". be...ni SOLD by AucTior, oicrlitißsDAY-Nai, ' disposed of by PAIViATE CONTRACT. . Pall-Mall, June 4 , iBor t __...--_—_-,_ ______--7-----: --, BETWEEN.CXBRIDGE and WINDSOR, in the L ill r;, , • ' ' - 'f Vof KS. - ,D ELIGIBLE RESIDENCEand 77 'ACRES of 1. ,0 • 77 , . , . . TO:BE SOLD BV,AIJCTION, • . ,By Mr. ROBINS, . . I ,,.v %es ii i(t e,l e i., n a li a c wi e l O dn , tiAont,OGlalrsra'alt,vaaryd'asyC.tohfree.ei-91tiloiuosf-e, i n: x ati i a l l) goreciv e alley, 0 c C i o br c i k ill: ll7 • 'IN FOUR June,LOTS: i: ri-Pli', A N ELIGIBLE. FREEHOLD va ..,-.‘,- „,. I: p s 111 1 D' a bi n : t Eat e asS d luiT i rct v i i 1C t i: 1 1' 1 13: c 6uu l l i l o rt' i c, c i yard, with lame Barns, 'Granary, and 0 itt-Uildings, a 1' 0 ; ~... Meadow adjoining the , . Pleasure Grouna, of Teri 4 ' . a "convenient Cottage, with Garden, Orchard, Barn, Stable, , g ~.! , thit_buildings, and seYeral- Parcels.of Meadow and Ar' b r, Lands ; an, allotment from the late Inclospre ; the %OTT; :Alcv:ai,P.trplecieitsasol.lllgei ce a s ° de l s elebrlye (44cririii-, ,upwards '6l' '77 Acre; situated at Shredging-green, in t ! Kcoi tic-rhtf:_a(rlr:lledn,f-;a• pi;1.1,:: t parish of Imarythree miles from Uxbridge, five from Willa s,:r, d n ellei . ghleen from' London : a beaittitu9l part of the Conn. try. good Road, and excel lent Neighbourhopa, and 0411° , short distance of the grand junction Canal. May be:viewed bY applying to Ntr: Renbin, the Gar`ll,,e,rs. ont!icPrentises ; ,Particulars at the:White Horse, lixbT,', l ,li! White i:lii-t, Windsor Crown, Slouch- Sun, Maiclent.i..„ Lusb, Staines ; Red Lion, Hounslow; W'ltite Hart, south=l"'f, 'c , ;Ay. F . ox's - , Old Hats, Ealint; at Garraway'si ° L2 a .....1.,.,?,c1' , .1115; Warwlcl,,, ,iare-.1- .......-----. , - ~ . . ---- -: . c - CITY OF-CANTERBU R Y . - . CAPITAL INN TO BE LETT. the TO BE L E"I'T by A U CTI ON to t / t he highest Bidder, a :,,i ' Guildhall of the said .City, o n T.ou;ain; . t l i c•St4 1) " ..,e June nett, at Eleven o'Cle ,:k in the Forenoon, for to pax of 06.1ober next, at till:. iii,r,licst Yea rl Y Term of "•fwenty-one.Years, to•contio ence frod OF' ,!.of , all.".ol:e...edions, the' best Cirld.et: 1113 V be willing'Vto, (subjeet•to.such Reservations and Conditions as , ill add there be produced", • ' LVIL that ald-acctitotilei C • , , 41-,...,1 a ..:1 tid Coin . e. , : .- ... 1 .1. dious INN, 'called - the, RED. LYON, nlys t I T, city a tageously situated in thb "V tiheipal or'lligh-stoet to t 1 ;,..,,,,, t• Canterbury, in the direct Rgaa /ton L _ ()tidos to. L,,ce.,;.. a ß ri u d thi licge and convenient Stables, Optho.uses, kc. 70.,..• Jo h - jags, Y"rds,7Cetlars atid Apingijnanees ti1Fr,",:,),1,11 of thegui4'together with t‘to Cellars under the O. u"".•go sal>i City, _and now in the occUpation of Islr. j 3ll '''?;; c if.* xjood: 4-1 • -lib Tenant" w ill- be aecorninodatLll V‘ i i l i lt 1 : C f l t i , po .Rent, cit4live Carriage-i.vay from Surt-street• to the back pall "'" "' !ruses:on all Dltysoi t tlie Week, execpt on Satur.lty, lay• • .. . By.ol4er of' the - Mayor al'ow n t- + k. nd Commona „r Two: sAmmoN D, ' ..____ tit ret'. talents to 1"11 ERE . ranee to s l oc r' e ie n tYt C h l at tels;ostelw* liiilerC.lnt cl°etogtreet'/liree.irt.ti;:r;iz:l:. , slow thc i)erienseinrenyattii7 osifitljecniii:telailt. itilioct. itl,llreci:r.‘ll":.l.l.l,:l'scoCii:ls, ~ SP' LS 1312, 1 1 t ?Was in thrs. truly la , triable eloployalen'ibratel ,pleret; evinced by, the rapidity of sale wnich 11's "• 7 0 „,44.•,1-. • ANTi•SC,()",,UI-1(.; 1)1 4 ,0P5. have invariably CP lij , . 11 rii Wray be seen by itli s y a:pornier or the blood, restorer ot theconstitt.ttli'i.,?g, ,is bracer•of tite•system, that:ea-as have Neff.ast°"swerj at:- the surprising icted with Scorbutic , and Nervous Compl3l' ~',, wilut Rheumatism, &c. and the detetlion of iineosn' s , Nive by Means oftbrged bills andother pretended crecte%st oel, vended. a spnrious composition of this truly exa":",,,,, „ coto - i) e ar p si (s u T r i c an l i l g. ie ::)ip t i l ec i d e tt)b 7 t:r n o t t iiiie i.L, R itir e ni l g n n.g e se d ij, V x,tael: 7 l.t CiO, Must be a'Satisfit&„itin to all PersOng who 1) _ ~.,,,-0:11 . petent idea of the absolute necosity there is in hero and wrapper ;" and as 4.further. gu-tra , ' •- ' .-4-1,0 Tau" la :veil , :s °I PAJi‘il-,:c.' by, faVoo.i: ,have atfix, j e es ty ' 3 Conaritissioneq of the Stamp Ofric c . the ' ' ..e, d a stamp on each, bottle, printed in Bt. eg :NP-0-10.,,Litia._a Prepared and.sold at the Dispenary,, V v . , 15 , t ool ,:: .• and liy the generarventiers of•parent medicinel tAt .. country„inbottles .0. and,ii. as..duty ilicle oVi the b4til,ii,3bmi 3:, d• I ..i.°Tders6f dttill: af ji. .........*------ -- :dTt!illeuilgstios ft?ri,us, that v 360113 p l P fa., ea ! r l iit gL ;err', a :e l :e t : l ) toreoe hS :ls a( es )p lrt L avr : araYs ( ott ) n . tiolell enill itad(e . i unpaired i liileo b rtv y aer c' sc a t II -, blessings of health' are no sooner lost, than paw l . „ p ar . the relaxedelce ),Nw's'itii a tirrn ana stfr..":l:l9::otstief- ori.e,ebbi:itroi.L.:l;niAlg,ttlbhtl'itz:lE.tina. :iiblifiyae :.)(Gilliiiisigtsii;aiitol:ilen:ac inc1401):::111 vio lat ion of those rules w filch pro( li,r__li t 01.3 recovery l . • oool' Dr. Solomon, of Litvce°r:ollocl',l';eucl;lnite :11:s,his C n ... ha ve 13 3 e A ci l,,M'of GI LEAD to all those whosenConstilteutig.:irc.„-_,, I fi l ta l by'ici recruiting best inecl tea ilf ' ,•7. orerL°l tnalitlee2ivzipiasnt3d,ueat:gliy, tile too tree use Of ardent sP i , . 1 . ) / well as to all persons NVllo.4re C11C11101,0,,, .0. W4l invariably. s lu :o n r e i t in: rl e t s l aP t t l e r i t : e l l id l i t Y i e o i . r i s a i cc g t ie , i s: ll l : a d . nt.t- criell'il.iisil,ri'easfr.s.liilc.t.iiiitiiiii.ciritu.l,.rlb'i,i,tr'sliltr;..i, stitution . ' , FaireX o' l ' .. r Tedlately under the power of this lestorat ; " t ~..„, t he ~, ay melancholyr La,qies of Fashion and RespeCiability have found it v.otti". tor eshaefivda.rionug:lY:;aknesses peculiar to tue ,fld . i c i fn: and e si pt t c er i_rrgei t ria l . : i t i nrs t ig c .i : se i s l ac e i pi t , nervous most elegant a nd : ~.ici a, • in , - 1 ,A,• whole system. iti i iierlealt)g : ialr e ,:g v ieg e i r .cisi, t n i t :_ :_ ii c i i i ,,. ; : tioce :tu ;llsls ; Nolaaerous•cases have from time to tittle been pn ._ n f t i ie. e".v:lerrrioYtrtst\irdoe:tt,oshpeua,rnipeetairiiiitn.i. America, for rat li‘iciedeiitccionuer,avgiel:l:;' rsc-cehu•-• nently ainrds a cui-aplete cure in ;,;1-.cases of cleliWzY 0 * n o ttll f r e . e a e, l ) have ilea 1 t 10.1 e ci su ,: C t ta) o irc(co : t i l a t_rj e, t ,N, in dd, B i 0,. s : ‘ a t , i t,,, 1 si x r ge l ti happy 1 h: a o ll e f cb; G )4 : 5 1 r e i i lied its s. ' ~t soii disc ~ , ~.; apt o,_ . t • . rt., 3 ti t ~, : , .>. c e 1 ,i r „ l e ~,,. :( ii i i Ili 0 .1i 1 1 64 : 7 amongst s a r m t. aa dirl ci e jeri: l s e a ti tn s t c lseilg a l a a lerf (... iers r i sno e ss tg tca s i tm ir l : sa the 5 'lc' " ' e 1 linlci e ll en : tr. al t ctsPcfi,°ii:,;ditittions, , ') I, e L ryous diseases. lit weak ....a.a..-1. shatteied ,c^'.„ooins. ht or memory, h),pocliondri:‘,."... diseases. day they c . studious life, this Cordial 'Balmh tiniversollY•mowitted blessing . an untimely grave, relaxedinstesetxiaititrly.l('r(iiii:entbeitewl7,:ti.er'L'a'n°L:Ld'lsi..:isil:Y!'s.:::i.lo.yj rtciic'at,ili'°i:vile...,, cares 01 . health, I o teas'in sed;:i.ar" oestoli . ha e ~, , • . . ... first ac e pi s ai t y) . l C i ie O nd li rt i 0 ; i t e e t r hr i t il e s, t r i La, k e : i e j ni(ti orianbshite.tioirconea,sl;lo.jiit)iiv.l:;l.?::::), liectl4op sof health, who might otherwise. have Joir rr Accounts from England, 'reload, the - _ ~i po the ,lictims.of early. itn.,)at,de7:t indici, H a mburgli, Berlin, llollan(t, r' C ue tiwc d:n e ,..: n ° lro citio.... l mark, all concur ill stating theft no M•eqicine. ev: ‘'tra,,rdinoil in those Countries met with stich rapid and t-. Li'' Pt • sale. The Custom-41ouse Books at London JO, exp,itoi will evidently skew that irt., -- re of tliis .Metlii.:i°ti','''''"id Sfre: than all others put together..' A A' Pr. Solomon, cons-,ou - o'' the r ,-, 1 ;vide nf l'i C°l3 • dtt . " : l9 ' he unrivalled, 'unpree-ed. esnte'd the 'of I;isiviedit':oll"'is ‘l.o' not withhold so great a blessing from 50cicty:,,,_.,,.,,,, se: termined, at the experice of Five 'lhoos:oictiril n d; ;i nr establish this great discovery tbr the benetit ot i ,:_e':-`;;lia will continue regularly to advertise true, geiiii-i. 'Lunar), attestations of its so perior efficacy. . .m3tlieWs, ' Strand, 'i : he Cinurdbiotiti le3sa,iiiipri°cfe at's,' cases, at ;I-. -cOntainiug equal to torclve.. . Glii,lteiti!al.cistisionleaa by li.' 20.1,,,,ire5aft,, los. 64. by Which the Patient saves 11. 6s• ' „ n aid. ' II , Dr. Solomon may be consulted by letter, Po s , ,!..00, p closiug his usual fee of Guinea — Ur, i polo safety, be thus clireCteil—" I:Toney-letter. U. _ aid dou ble Solomon's. pt ace, lirowalbw-street; Liverpool; l' • postage.'' ,,r be or &real to be addressed for X. Z. or A. B• at the x To ensure the mast inviolable secrecy, Letters.,u—st.ortio, till called tot. - , r and e" •• hen c° llstl s, teAnssiljer; atk't llinis°llco'snigaultiecielgiangen'nevobtsec°rertiqettli‘srt-Irce°ll;sider‘lbltle" portion of his tnne and attendance, heexpeel,, written cOs re c 4.) ed, the usual compliment of a guinea ; but:" ire tie req"' or letters'of Advice, to be answered at his leisi -, letteirr.su. 0 :0 to inclose only lialf-a-guinca. . . Li d 011501. t,L,e. lii order to -pr:vent unaqoidable delay's, a . f or je,s fore their stock is quite exhausted. he first a' • • Captains, Merchants, ezc. are sup phied o il F _ . _ k _ ~,,t ~e , isappointiner Ds., .Agents are required to send thei , ~,i oira Mthidays in every month of which they will , t—e' ~,,,. .terry-road, ltv L:stilimiter); 'id), must ixe addressed.