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To the Right Mafioso-able LORD Vlsco - uNr CAS. TLEREAGH, &C. &C. &C. NE...the Mayor, Cotumunity, and Citizens ofrhe City.of, London-Derry, in Comnion Council assem bled, this 17th Day of April, .18oz,' beg leave "to congratulate your Lordship on the return 'Of the Lopdon.Derry ,Regiment of into' this City and County ;Mind .titre ernbiaeethe earliest.momeni to express our approbation , Of the ConclA by which the Officers, Non-,cormnissioned - Officers, and Pri vates, were distingtiished during the calathitous disturbances which agitated that part of . the King d&r where they served ; a COndud honourable to themselves, and. beneficial, to their cotintry f and' we have no doubt, that the same spirit which; when Treason and Disnider were afloat, affitated - them to support the charaaer of, brave and loyal Soldieri r , will operate upOn their,, with equal advantage in the pursuit of their several peaceful avocations, now that their militiry sery ices are . no longer required. We' cannot permit the present occasion to pass; without declaring our admiration of your Lord ship's ability,' in guiding the Affairs of Ireland through periods, perhaps the .most trying ever ex, perienced. „ . : . We refle& with gratitude, that a Barrier his.been placed to the recurrence ,Of, such unfortunate times; by your Lordship's Exertions, -in happily accom plishirg a Legislative Union with Great Britain ; and we feel confident, that those .T.4.lents . were so 4Llccessfully.displayed in rescuing this Na . tion frniii 'destruction, and establishing its tran quillity on a firm basis, will be as Zealously ern.. ployed in promoting its future Welfile, and Watch ing over the preservation of those Blessings it now cnig 5o By Order, SAM. MONTGOMERY, Chamberlain. To the MAYOR, COMMUNITY, ant/CITIZENS of the • ,CITY df LONDON-DERRY. GENTLEMEN, have to acknoWledge, which I do with great satisfaaion, yOur AddreSS agreed to in Common Council, on the rjth April, tgoi, and transmitted to me by your worthy Mayor, in which you are fle_asednto eipresS Four approbation of the condut of the Officers; Non-commis3ioned Officers and Pri yates of the London.llerry Regiment of Militia, during the important period which has elapsed since they were first embodied. The RPgiment which bears the name' of your City, could not bUt feel, that it had a high charac ter to support, and an animating example of Fidelity and Loyalty to imitate , growing out of your nals. It is a justice due to them to state, and Ido if with those sentiments of pride, in whiCh you will naturally participate, that dtiring the late pain ftit stiuggle, when attempts, the most systematic, ivere made to corrupt and-'seduce the King's TrOopi from their allegiance, not a single instance has oc curred, in which'a Soldier of the London-Derry giment fcirgot so far what. he owed hiinself and his Corps, as to desert his dqty to his Sivereign.=:- I am persuaded they will fc,.el proud of the distinc tion whicli you have Conferred - upon 'them, and de_ . termined never to fOrfeit it by miscondu6t. beg \ leave to offef.to you, Gentle men, my sin_ cere congratulatiOnS on the - iesior.i!ion of Peace— The nine last yearS have formed an'awfUl period in the Hist , ry of the VV7Orld,. and no portion of it has felt the influence of the 'time's more critically than .Ireland. I trust, we niaycimsider the' danger. which lifts threatened inn - Religion,LaWS, and Liberties, iii common with thoie of other CoUntries, as in a teat measure, if not wholly gone by. The British has survived the shock which proved fatal' to so many othe'r States,. With crrdir and 'resources unbroken—Conitheree•and 'ManufaCiurei 'increased, and increasing—her Religion, •I;a4s, and Liberties. entire—her Chaiaeter . for.Naval and Military Glory Confirmed and augmented, and her, Constitution self nor only preserved, .but from the energy it has displayed, under the. pressure of unparalleled caties; more than ever the envy and admiration of the world. Flattering prospeas of general prosperity.and tcrnal tranquillity present themselves, to Ireland, arising Out of her lie w situation and I fully. parti cipate in the conviction which yoU eXpress, that the TJ . , ! ion :which has been so happily.accomplished, will §dye • us hereafter (if any thing can), from a recur. tepce of such painful trials, as those we have lately gone through. Whatever difficulties we pay yet have Jo contend against, .• against, I am confident the Cit4ensof.Derry always .stand conspicuous,. as they ever hav — e clone, in the discharge of their Public Dunes:, TheY may rely on my - anxious solicitude to watch over the Ptkyperity of Ireland, ilia! shall alWy a s: ; be proud, :with a grateful sense of their tno. partial kindness, to co,-operate with them in improving, our Native Country,' and in. preserving that Constitution in Church and State, for,which they .at id ;heir An cestors have contended succeSsfully on...more than tine occasion. I have the Honour, to remain,- Gentlemen Your most faithful - and obedient Servant, CASTLEREA';Ii. T • e: - :"fi . 0n MONDAY NE!kT the ENGLISH-LOTTERY begins drawing. Ist day, Monday, 2d Att.!. First drawn, ,C. 5,e5A6' Ad day, Thursday, sth .1:.2g. Fist drawn, • .2.,c00 3d day, Monday, 9411 Aug. Fars; drawn, t 0,090 4th day, Thiirsday, i zth Aug. , First drawn, 2.43,.000 sth•cl;ly, Nioitztay,, 16th Aug. .First drawn, . 5,0e0 6th day, Thursday, 19th .Aug. Ei:3t ti7.1W11 . , 0,000 7th day, 1140nday, 2.34.1,A1iZ. First drawn , 20,0,00 Stn, Lastd.iy,. Thursday, .#th Aug, First dr. 10,000 13e ides Capit.ll and other, Prizes to the zumoon; of . - • 1.46,003 ,„The HALVES, EIGHTHS; ~,a,n4 SIXTE ENTH . 4 4HARES, .are sold and Registered; :tin-the lowest 'I ruts, at Mr. Nicll9,i,SON'SOffiCe 3 , No. 16, CORZar.: LE, opposite the 13,14 of Fil l: Opp& . where,. in .thp Coe., list English Lottery,, mire. than onelnrldred and fifty ditiernt persons, in, Clubs t .and .individu,als, Esceiv•za. ktgres Ut ,cAIeLTAL PRIZ.ES frgat 2000 . 1, Akrtieghqsin the Schemes at litr.ge,. -Office 1193.1 rs from Eight in the Morning un til Eight at Night. ----- . . , ._.-- . CO.UN ; KY MARK `:'l'S. NEwirEPty- • , oLY 2.2 ~ , Whelt,3qS. oa. fo 7zs. oa. O ats, IS3. on: to fp. ou. Barley, 265. M. to 335, Z 7, 7 'PeaSC 2 S. oa. to 355. ed. Beans, :Os. ad. to 385. Od, -, , -- , %READING, JULY 22. Wheat, scs.'od. to 755 : ;(.1. 4 ()Las, 194.0 d. to sg,s. 01. Barley, z3l ()d. to 345. ot.i. ijeans, 345. 0:1. to 375. 0(1. JULX 23. , r le,at, .60S. Oats,. 21. ad. to 245. od. arl4, 245. od. to 3Q3. od. I Baits, 35. od. ta4as. od . • . . Lk) N DON : Yrimtedby Bli CHA NA N ILLAN, (of Bow-Street, Covemt-Gardet,.; a L.l I '' , l)eti by WILLIAM ARM ic SCRIM, (of Rom- rerr)-road, Westaiinsier); At the Sun-OfFic 6. No. Strand ; when Adlierturments, Orders r thc Lettere • for the Editor,, Ore, Oettigid), must be ac..dwbsej. • V • r 'SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. EDINBURGH • • - TUESDAY, JULY 2114. His Majestv,'s Purse of One Hundred Guineas. Mr. Fletcher's colt Driycr... - T I Lonsdale's Logie 0' - - 2., dr Air. grey mar; by Delphini . aist. WEDNESDAY, JULY 21. • The Nfolilemen mid Gentlemen's Suliscription Purse of Fifty . . . Pounds. . Mr. Fleteact's bay colt DrivCr - Duke Of Hamilton's black niarp, by Restless - z e Every one is looking ;Icier a capital Prize in 014 England's Lottery.—A Grand Defepne twice a week, every, Monday and " . rhursday„,will be given . during the month Of August, at Holt 10d CO.'S Office, No. 26, corphill. Only 24.,0a0 persons can,be,achp . itted to ,partak_e of s,ucll a Chili Ming re.: past, s 000!. or p, ,z0,000t., as maybe most.agree.: able. The applications already are .so numerous, that it will ,be indispensibly necessary to apply 'he fore next Monday morning. , - SHIP NEIVS. YARMOUTH, JULY 2S. ArriVect—the Good intenirSinith, from Loldon, imballaSt, leaky ; Joseph, Boulter, from - Christiania ; Bounty, Warner, from Rotterdam. Sailed—the Ann, Grimble, for Dort ; Friendship, Dur rant, for Christiania ; Ceres, , Ottey r and Samuel Rice, ter London. - • . ,;• GRAVESEND, 'JULY 25. . . . . Passed by—the Partridge, Leyson, froth, Demerara;- Dun dee, Sowerby, .from creetilund ;. Marquis, Hunter, from Memel ;- Albion, --.---=-, from Dantzic ; Prudent, Cae, from Caen; Three Brothers, ,Bartin, from Dieppe ; Jonge Eliza beth, Bloot, from Ostend ; Neptune, facobsno, Mode6ta, Lays, Eagle, Dodds,;an4 T homas, Stanhope; from Norway. Sailed—the Mary, WhitcOmbe, for Newfoundland ; Kerrie, l'at§ie, for Africa ; . Reliance, Allen, for Jamaica ; and Nancy Leslie for Harabro:. __ . LONDON MARKETS, &c. L IN MARK-LANE,. [ALP -As, Meal Weigher, of July to the t7th.Ot July, :he new A& - 952 -Quarters at 7os 0d at 68$ od 2 - .at 673 od 1 - 836 -- at 66s od 85 --- at 65s od 2 5 , ) -- at 63s od 236 -- at 57s (3.1 16 —-= at 56s od —Average 69s told. , :ban last Return. RETURN OF WHEA. By-Messrs. C» ILD and NJ Including only front the rith agreeably to t , zo Quarters at . 7.7 s ed ..ts; at 75 od 337-- at 0(.1. 1 34 8 'at 73s ed 142, 1666 . at 72s ol zoo at is.*6.l iIO at 7is , - Total 7417 Quarters. Is. lid.. high 6-- , .. A RETURN OF FLOUR, From July to to July i 6, from the Cocket Office. 1 Sacks. s. d. " Sacks. t. d. SaLks. s. d. 12 9 1 3 55 0 ,31 52 6 I 180 so 0 5 2 9 54 & 22 5 5 2 0 10 47 0 o 53 6 . I to 51 o• I 17 46 ei 532 53 0 . 22 sr 0 - . • Total 14439 Sacks.--Average 545. 9d. The same as l.‘st Week. AVERAGE PRICE OF .ENGLAND AND \VALES, . .Ending Ji(ly (7.. . Wlwat 675. id. &idey 3os. 41. I.Bearit Rye Ors. sd. Oats 10. zod. Pease 365. red. PRICE OF HOPS. RAGS. POCKETS. Keitt, 6L 16.>. to 71. 12i. [(Cat, 71. pi. to 81. t6s. Sussex; 6. Os. to 71. os. SW:S6X, 61. ios. to,Bl. os. Essex, 61. os. to 71. os. 71.• os. to lot. os. _ • Duty laid - at k . SY.EDS. Rape,Seed, (per last) Cgriander, ditto emaway, . ditto Canary Seed, (per qr.) SMITHVIELD NIARK.' ET; July 26. To sink the (iiful--per stout. of 81b.. Beef, 4s. 6d. to 55..6d. I veal, 4s. od. to 6a, od. Mutton, 4s. Bd. to iS. sd. I York, ss. od. to 6s. od. Lamb, ss. 6d. to 6s. 6d. HEAD T!..2 THIS DAY. Beasts about 17oo—Sheep and Lambs tisoo. NENVGATE and LEADENHALL MARKET, July 26. Becf, 4s. od.: to od. f Veal, 3s. 4a. to Ss. 4d. MuTtpn, 45. 4a. to ss. do. I l'ok ' od. to•lss.od. Lartib, od. to 6s. od. - • - • - PRICE LEATHER (per lb.) LEAI)IF-NHALI.; Butt;, pto 561 b. eaFli - - . tad. to 2 Ditto, 6o to 66 1 b. tach - - i3d. to i4d. Merchants' Lidek . s, 1.7(1-. to i3O. Dresslng Hides, - 1644. to . 184. Fine. Coach Hines, - • ad. to zocl. Crop tliikS fOr cutting, - • - Ig9. to . 20c1. Flat Ordityiry, - ••• -4 361,1. to c L 7 ti. Calf,Skins, io iolb. per PoLen -33 d,• Ditto, so to 70lb. - 26,i. to, 3?(I. Ditto, ,7cr.to Solb. . - - to 27d, 36c1. to 40(1. per lb. Large ditto.; Fides, Goat Hides, coai SkZ - per load, le,os. to 435. per Dozen. J. to per Hide. - 235. to 655. per Dozen. —l. to --1. RAW HIDES. Ileiters and Steers (p. st.) I Ordinary, 2s. Bd.- to 2s. los. 3s. .4d. to 35.84. Market Cglt;,9s. each. Middling, 2S. iod. to 35. od. English Horset4s, to ay,. SKINS. Sheep (Sheatlittgs), is. 3d. to os. Lamb, 25. od. to 4d. PRICE OF I'ALLOW, Towu Talipw 61s. Rus ; iid do. (Gaud) 60s. Russia do. (Soap)._ §9s. Iting Stuff 555. -d-s. Ditto. rough 365. :raves Good Dregs 'cis. • ,tied, 7Ss.—Curd, fits. bias. 6d.—MOulds, r ts. od. St. jatnei!s Market .3s. S:I. Clire Niarket Bd. 11'hiti.chaperMarkii per 3t . oile.ofBlb. to. ;11.3. Average price 3s. Bd. , Yelim.Soap, .Ins. —blot: Price of ei'idles per cioten, Sr'. lAMES's HAY MARKET, july 24. Hay, 51. os. as. to,Bl. 03. 4 —Ayer. 61. los. od. Straw, AI. 14s. 'od. to 2.1. 18s. ed.—Ayer. ii. 163. - NVIII'rECHAVEL Jt . ily 24. Hay, 51.. os. od. to ?L 5 . :.. A v r,, . 01. 13s. 61. Clover, O. Os. od. to 81. tS. od.--Aver. 7L 14s. 'ad: Straw, il. I6s. od. to 21. 6i..ed.—.CT. 2.1. is. od. COAL EXCHANG Best Coals, _in the Pool, •per Chaldron 435. 0;1. Delivacd to flows,:ke,tpasl;. - - 525. od. SecoO4Sort Iler C11,41.r0u - . - 375. od. Dellyerea to Flousekc::2ers at - 465. od. Inferior sorts ci,itpper in f)ropOrtion. .. 351. to 3151. 265. to 295. 365. to 395, 7Ss. to Sos. 6d, BIRTH. On Saturday rast,' I . l rlrs. c Fa - or AMR TE D. . , On.Tuesclav last . , Colonel Robertson, younger; of - rude"; scortind; Icy Miss daughter of the—Late George Haldane, Esq.. of Gleneagles. DIED, On the Bth init. at Great Malvern, %lexander Montgo mery, Esq. of Annick Lodge, broeher to the Earl of Eg In. toun. , • , the month „ ~, ~ , Lieutenant of..yczober last, at Cdwnpore;:.East- J Rdie, Jahn I' nton of the Hon. East-India Company's .o , . service- Mi's's •On the istlyinSi. at nublin, s'sCleghorn, daughter - of the late Mr.. John Cleghorn, .of Graviton.: . . On.the 1.241 i inst. at a very advanced age, Mrs. Helen Maxwell, widow of the late Mr. Alexander M‘Aulay, in GlasgOw. On' Thursday WC4, it MS. seat at :Mainsforth, : in 'the County of Durham, ,R. Surtees, 4syr. in the 64th year of his age. . . . , On Saturday, at Camberwell, Mrs. Mary ..Oxenford akc.l. -}, relief of the late Mr. JoiniDxetiford, (.t the Custom house. ' - . PR ICE _Ol. EST E STOCKS, DAY RNA Stock India, Stock • Navy sperCent. ion 99] too India , Winds •s. prim. • j per Cent, 1797, 103-,•A Fxcileci. Biti,s 4s. ss. prem. t rish Se er Cent. Eunilahle Ititt ,, pretn. 4 per Cnt. Con. £S:,II ' '3d Exchecint.r 13Ws dis. per Cetif. Iteri. 72-; 21 Ornnitun . 3ll 4; 31 tbs. . per t:eflr. Con. 7qa--1, Imper. 3 per Cent. - ')itt , Spip . . . ,_ .-. Pitto Anu.,' !,alit.'l.. Ann. 2. 0 9 7 16 zl-16 'riank for opening .)itto Short Ann. 5 r 7.16 India for opening.; ''. . • , /,tto Serip . . Consols tin August 7z il z UNS for she Shooting Season 'are.,now on Sale %r. 'in great variety, remarkably Cheap; at Robinson and Co.'S , Cotnn - tissioned Armoury Salc.Rootn, Tichborne strcat,- the. top of the Haymarket, London ; also fine Gun= power, Patent Shot, and all sorts of Shooting 'Fa&le, with an - exet v lleat asScitfinent of Pistols and Biuncierbusses ' dou hie and . single-barrelled Fowling Pieces, manutaduredof the first Materials, and warranted.—Spring Gunsfor gardens, &c. &c. ADVICE TO SEA-BATHERS, BATH, AND HOT WELLS. R. BRODUM beg; :Cive to recommend the .130 - 4 - ANICA L. Sv ity P .(the virtues of which are ac.. xnw.vledge ,- .1 by per,ons or the first fashion and clistindion) to Bathers irrunerlrat:ily after quitting the Bath, and one hour before„ a 0 in particular to those who-sire subjea to . erup tions arksin,g from yitiatid Humours, _Scurvy, &c. the quan tify taken baeli tinie„ three table spoOnfulS - . To. Nervous a 4 Debilitated ConSinditions in general, ow ing to an irregular course of life—as hard drinking, excessive giief, and tit* brought on by not knowing. the dangerous tendency of a certain vice, contracted 'at ari early age; :the 1) ,- )a.or recommends the. Nervous Cordial, two tea spoonfuls, which is to hen., en an houx.before, bathing, and one,after. Ten in i nates Walk after is necessary. - u Tiber of pet Southall - triton, Hast ings, Poi tstinoutft, lsletif• , ,ight; Margate, Ramsgate, Do ver,, Bath, Hmlo.wgate, (.2litltenhain, and Tun bridge Welis, in the Course. of the last Seataii, On ieveral Ladies and ()cutlers-red, from. - their. elevated.situatiOns in life, will not permit of their N'ames being published. - Persons who ctO not know the cause from which their com plaints originate; the LVelor, to reli,ive. anxiery, informs those who wisn to receive bencfit without a conferenee, that oh their sending a C(tines, and their morning Urine in a box, may dFrive equally the same Denefit knowi ledge of variotis disorders, by mean* of Urine, has establish,' ed • his tame. Those'not wisning to receive Medicines of his A4entS, may receive theM from his House in London, by addressing a line, post- paiLL• . To tit ~ t! 'Ladies and Gentlemen bordering - on the state of Matriinbov, toe Doaor would- particularly recommend the Botanical Syrup, prior to their appearance.before the Altar. of Hymen, who are in the smallest degree apprehensive of the system not being entirely sound, or stibjedt to relaxations of the solids. The Cures contained in this Pamphlet aregiven in. as short a way as possible, for want of room ;. but they may be seen at full let b i-th in the Guide to Old Age, which the Doctor recomnietids to Persons of bOth Sexes; who, whether Single or Married, ought riot to bea mOnientwithout.- lust published, a New -Edition, in German and in English), of "ACOI DE to OLD AGE;" being the Two Volumes . comprised in One,. price j , s. each. . .The Botanical Syrup, aud. Remoratiye Nell/CMS Cordial; to be had at the Do,ttor's House,-No. 9, Albion -street,. inbottles at 11:4Y, its. 6d. and 55. duty included ; jebotilt and Co.'s, late Bacon, Nu 1 . 56; .Oxiord-street, .opposite Bond street ;.,ooiding SVard,.No.. 324, Holboirt; Witheti (late 'COckell!S)- Medicine Warehouse, No: , 22,g, Strand ; 'cute's; . .Royal Exchange ; •Williams, Petfurner to His Majesty, N 0,41, ; Newbery, eor, tier of St. Paul's ChUrch- ; BO' tOn', - s; Royal E.,ZOlianges. Ching and Butler, No: . 4, Cheapside ; Burgeois, Antick..and Son, No. 32., Haymarket ; Scha \v's Medicine-warehouse, High-street, - BOraugh, Opposite the Southwark Rank; Mr. Piddisrg's ' Nc. 76: OkfOrd-Sfrect, 02pciire the Pantheon ; Forbes, Druggi:;t, No. ja, Illaekman-strJet, norough. ; .Dicey, Bow -lane; and to hr hart ot:all - the Booksellers and Printers in the . principal Market Isowns in the United Kingdoms. \I I,S "P • T o HOI . AY LO lt;•E • • •cl.! Dear Sir, 9, Nev Bridge-Street, London., FEEL it a Dut y incumbent upon me, to inform • ~, o lt•ot the very great and extraordinary Cure:l• have re ceived from your iiiialuable Medicine, I, E :IKE 's PATEN T . About two years wks attaeked'itli a VENEREAL Dl KDE K, -Which I treated rather slightly for som6 time, but the Disease at length spre4ding : all,..-over - body, I was obliged to apply to jlie most eminent of the. Faculty, but their assistance , afforded - temporary relief: 1 Went • through various Courses of Salivation, and from.bing.rather of a.corpulent habit was o.dueed. to •a mere. Skeleton. The . Ulcers that spread it'll over in}.' Limbs rendered the a corn plete ()hied, So that my \ IF fiends desPaired of .n - iy recovery.. -When brought' to this situation, I considered death as inevi table, but a relation .of Mine commenting upon the man) Cases-in which y'otir Pills had stic6:cded; I was lialticed to try .a BOX of .11 - iem; -which. thought rather relieved me, and. bv persevering lbr two or three indnlns, and following our Oreetions, I experienced the most unaceptuitable relaxation . from Pain, the sores gradually subsiding ; 1 am now, -thank God, perfectly recovered, and walkiitg out daily: I doubt not, but one more boX, which I think cautious to take, will; establksiv strata. It is with the most heart-felt gratitude, that I subscribe' my -self, Sir, your inuiv:h obliged numlile Servant, . • De insgate, Manchester, July i, mSot. W. PEA RSQN, S: For the public benefit, I do not object to the ithov being published, but leave you to ad as y our own better judgment shall dittate... . Prepared imd Sold by tin. sole Proprietor, ' noS,TAYLOR; Niemb 7 ,:r of the Royal College of - Surgeons; 1..0nd6n; at his lOuse, No. j, -sew Bridge-street; Where, after a coasratit residCrice of more than Thirty-six • Years, in a practii particularly directed to the Cure ot: Venereal Complaints, and those incidental to the ParcS of Generation in bOth SekeS, with that inviolable secrecy Which ,Men of his PrOfcs - sion should always olwi've, he flatters the advice and assistance he gratuitous • • ly adniiniSterS to Persons taking this Medicine, will be esteemed by a discerning Public, as _an advantage sehlorit to be Obtained, and void of ambiguity. . . . sold,Also .Oy his A)' oint "nt 'i - •• the convenience . p ),. those livp,ig at it distance,' at the Perfumer's, No: 35, St. 'Al ban's-street„ Pall Mall; the-.Tovshor, No. 1,0.3, Oxford-. •streitt ; .'l\-ifitf,Disborough'S, i'ish-streethill; Mr. Stcelts,4-booleieller, No. 1, Uilion-YoW, Tower-hill; 13 - alter!s , , South-bridge, .Ftlinburgh ; Mr. CallwelPS, Mr. Atkinson's, Man chester ; and by one Person in every considerable Town in Great I 3 : ritain and Ireland, in Boxes of only 2s. each; sealed up with toll ind dircelions, whereby persons of either sex may cure themselves with ease, speed, secrecy, and safety. . N. B. Every Box. sold ih Crest' Britain is sealed -.up with a strum), on which, by /favour of the Commissoners, is print., ea, at the Stamp-office, " T. Taylor, No. 9, New Bridge. street'," to imitate which is felony; and a liotini . rs.are.coun... ter reit. • WANTS A PLACE, , A S GARDENER,. a middle aged naive Person; #. well versed in the science of Ccackulog in ;11 its v rions branches. Can hafe an undeniable chaio.dter froin his last 0-ace. . Direc't (pOst- . paid)," to D.S. at Mr. Grimwood and W) - 11b5S Nursery, Kensington. N. B. Those that give lOw wages need not apply.. • • TURTLES: . . -wILTSHIRE and Co. King's Head Tave i rn; - Poultry, have just landed a large. Cargo of fine . _ lively TURTLES for sale, from 20 to. 4oOlb. weighv Turtles ,Drest. every Day, in the highest perfeclion, arla sent.to any part of Town or Country. VALUABLE- FREEHOLD ESTATES in CUMBER"-;'- . - . LAND, TYTHE'FRIA3. TO_BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the New Crown Inn, at Penritit, on Thursday the nal clay of Augnsto.Soz, at Four O'C lock in the Afternoon, • - • - in "Four Lots, Lot r: OMPR IS ING the very. extensive Ma; nor of Blencowe, with the Fines, Quit-tenisi . and, .other profits thereof, amounting to upwards 613 0 1. per N. B r There is a general fire payable by the customary Tenants, -Upon 'every, change of the Lord of the Mar.w, by ,death only, which amounts to about 3001. Also ;l* very.desirahle Freehold Manor Farm, called Men ' cowe flail, Situate in the Parishes or ToWnships of Little . BlenCowe, Greystock, and Dacre, or some of them, consist ing eta large and commodious' D wel ling •house, with Barns, • tailire,•Cow:houses; and other suitable Out-buildings in good repair ; - together with the Demesne Lands, .contz:in-- , nig 1 59 A, ,z R. 6 P of rich Arable, Meadow, and Pastore Land, in the occupation of T. &Ott, under an agreement a term of eleven years, from asth March 1797, at the rent of 135.1 . . per antrum:- 1 his . Lot ismiubject to a free Rent,.. 'or fre., F,rin Rent cif6s. Sd. per annum. Lett_z.. .COMprising a .Freehold Farm, called Hall, ; situate at Great BlencoWe, in the Parisltof llacre, and • • Skelton, or on; of _them,. consisting of a goOd Farm-houe,, wifli barns, Stalqes; and -suitable Girt-buildings'; and about go ACres of good Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, qc.c.u..- pied by the, Executors of John deceased, Under agreement for a term of if years, front vith March 1797, at • the cleat .Rest of 651. per annum. Lot 3. .COmprising a Messuage or Dwelling-honse, and* Water Corn-mill, called Laithes Mill, with Barn, Stable, and Out-houses ; and ten-Acres, More or less, of Land and',. Meadow Ground, at Laithes, in the Parishof Skelton, in thc, occupation ofjosoph Stockdale,_as tenant front' year to year, , at the net rent •ot" 251. per annum. N • . Lot 4. Comprising aMessuage or Dwelli ng-house, and Farm, with Barn, Stable, and Out-buildings , and 62 A. a .Z -24 P. inure or less of Arablc . a n d Pasture Land, situate on • Skelton-Pasture, in the Parish of Skelton, in the occupation of. Messrs : John and William Johnson, under a Lease for zo yeai . s. front a;.l _February 1 785 , at the net yearly ren t o f 2,01. Ali the Lands in the, tbregoing Lots are free front the pay meat of 'Cythes, except a Close, containing 7 A. - z R. 30 called Schoolmaster's Close, in Greystoek. • The Land Tax on all the ahOve Lot& has been redeemed,. • The Farms moy be viewed on application to the TenantS For further Particulars apply (by letter .post-paid) to Mr. Tindal, Attorney-at-La‘Y,,ChelmstOrd, Essex,where Maps of the. Estate may be seen, _ and prevlous to the Auel,on, printed. Particulars and Conditions of Sale_ mAy be had of Mr. Huttoup, Attorney-at-Law, at Penrith ; also at the pda cipal Inns at Penrith at the Place of Sale ; and at Mr. TAndaPS Office, in Chelmsford albresaid. WILTSHIRE. O BE SOLD',.a FREEHOLD ESTATE, c• n-- - taining about 908 Acres of Meadow, Pasture, Ara' I . ( and Wood'Land; the whole inclosed and 4 , , in co;ii l i.La .oger ther;situated in 4 pleasant part of th , .... County of Wilts, o .rt the bOrder of Hampshire, about 70 Niii.s trom LondOo, 19 from Salisbury, 7 from Andover, and 17 from Newmry, Mu. dry healthy soil, commanding a most exten:;ive an _l delight-, ful pros - pea of part.of Hampshire; and the Wilishir:: ‘Voothi'l and Downs. .. . . . _ . . . ---- A1;O to Sold, the Great and Simll Tytlaes arising within the East aii West Walks of the Foi - ..tit of _Chute, held of Lease under the Deam and Chapter of Salisbury for the Lrm of twenty-one years, renewable every seven years. said Tythable Land contains about.lBo3 Acres, 10-'• the 938 Acres of Freehold Land now oll.red for sale. AbOilt‘ 794 Acres of this Estate, and the G teat and Srn,ll ,T . Ohes, iett to Ten Ants, At the yearly Bait of - - .999 to The remaining i r 4 Acres consist ofWood-lands, Pl , tntations, Pie:lst:ire:ground, 'Rides, Gardens, S. oii winch there. is a very elegant and substan tial niudernNlansion-house, called Chia::: Lodge,' with proper ()dices and 0 uthuildin,c, , , , s, erected and finished at the expence of full Ten Thousand Pounds.. The Underwood and Plantations have produced per annum, - 203 O 1,, 9 .0 7 Annual 0 utgoings, Land-Tax, b 6 6 k•li33 3: 0! -- ~~, The,Mansion-House, and the ILI. Acres of Land, is nPI in hand, and :lily b:: entered on immediately •, and iinntedi:a possessign may be had; if zviitiirt . q, of the whole; Estate, C cepting 44 Adres, the Leases of which wilt ex pira'at Michael mas 0.03 . . , .. . The Owner of this Estate' apribints a. Gamekceper withul the Forest of Chute-, aSOunding with. Game; and the libettY , extends about ejOit mibas.round. , . ; • .. -.. Vol a PartiLular of.this ,I!:tate, and tbr further Inform 3" tion, please -to hppl , ro.Mr. I..7cuke, Chute I.6dge, near AA-. clover, Hampshire. .. WHEN Prolesioial Men p 1 Education and •Respousibility. deviate from the general System b'Y the seledion of a 'peculiar branch, Cie san,:!tton of iolig col" tinned siteces is - the . heSt criterion of sup.:rioritv. Eight yearS have,l devbted ,my practice: to the exclusil e „ treatment. of .Tll;ve Disorders, and the successful result b inv.plahgives fati additional ardor to oppose, a.; tar aso 3 able, the ravageS • of, those Complaints.v.hich aw the moot important in. the Catalogue of Human Jura mitres . • After initiation into ,every Branch, as an Aimy'Surgeot i f I formed a wish at an early period -, of. Praaice to rescue lot . dividuals .frOm the ignorance of: unedueat'?..d- men, or t" : . _equally dangerous precipitancy of general Praaitioners. The Three Disorders, to the Cure 'of which . 1 • have vdtiid nay attention, comprise every species _of VEN E' REAL INF ECTION, whether_ of a reecht• or long d'• l ' ration : adly, all kinds of debility, whether arising fro:'' thq habits of schOul •bdys, or the indulgences of thatur age •:- And, lastly, titat derangement of the system in 0 1 °' !n en which.iS cal RRENN E SS, or 'S TERI 1,1 , Numer6us Diseases are the result of ignorance, or hasty in the treatment ,of a, simple ckitacirrittra; and it not 0 ; .fre4itiently happens' that the netts of Life are poisoned the indiscretionof an unguarded ' hour.—lly•a superior al% thod,such Complaihts are easily cured; and, even wltc• others have tailed, I trust that I may presume to offer a radical re-eLtablisitment. • Few, however, are the cases of complicated distress 1 this disorder, co ::Pared with the calamitous situations ° fv, men, who, Irani itn' 7 indulgence in •a solitary vice, or t-, prevalent gaieties of a fashionable life, acquire that arDebility, which is the unavoidable consequence: of suc h pernieidas hahit - S. • Where the unhappy sufferer broods over his misery, " carefuily • CUM: eals ais misfortune, it may •be some cell 4 "; latior, for him to ,k now, that although it be an objezi Vf - doubt or uncertainty with other Pracliti,ners, the rernova7 -of these Deficiencies by the gradual' progress of ,Renov."; tion, is the' actpurzpent of my Experience. •If the of Ba,•;:hus or Venus have began to reduce Manly much anxiety will he • prevented by ,an early Counter a q Lion of this iiii;guid Stile and - in these cases, no gfc 3 difficulty will occur.. •• • f But ,where thus Deficiency has for years existed, a prol' e perseverance Is indisd.-usably !equiiite to revive the dull , ivring Sparks of Litc„i al to re-antmate th'r Constiti,l M A lji.(TE DWOMEN, who have iota )ecit disappoin t i p in their expectations o! a Family, may he - assured, that most instances,, such' defeas are curable by. Medical skill', The secrecy ‘viiittli is. su essential . , to my undatakilN and the cpiAlifications which 1 haVe presumed to state, f°" - ,, the bAis of my- pretensions, and in conieiwmce with V o l this intimation is: given, ~that Mr. B. may he consul t 4 personally, or by Letters (inclosing a small Note), at / !louse, No. 29, Arundel street, Strand, near Temple I frr There is an addittonal Entrance in Water-sta: € adjoining, and the Name is on both the doors. M. Member of the Royal Colleze of SurgerrOt ~~~