The Sun. — London, England, 1802-06-29 00:00:00

MA iss oAT Ho us E .—Saturday James Haewk;ns, a genteelAcoking young man, was brought before the Lord Mayor, charged with defratidig several_ tradesmen of various kinds of goods. The prisoner, it appears, has been a long time succesitul, and has pradised his frauds to a considerable extent. Mr. Gilchrist, a mercer of Fleet-street told his Lordship that he had . been a considerable sufferer LONDON : Printed by BUCHANAN M , Aell LLAN, (ot Bow-Street, Covent-GarTert); and Published by W ARMIGFR SCRIPrS, (ot' Horse-ferry-road, WG ,, t,ninster); At the SuN.OFFIci, No. JAZ, Strand j when diskverlisinieNth Orders for the raper s lot•teri for the Etiimi, &c. (Mt -paid), must be. addressed. TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN. SI • THE Sentence'of the laie General Court Martial, held at Chelsea, on •Lieut. Genetai INNEs, of thu Royal Marities,- not having been Officially made known to 11. e Public in the extent it was given by the Court, the folloWing purport, of the Sentence (the au•henticity of which may be relied upon) may not be ui.Jccelitable to your Readers, and particu larty to the friends of the General. AMIC US. astb Tune, 1502. PURPORT OF THE SENTENCE. " The Court having, duly considered the evi dence against Lieutenant. General INNEs, as also the General's defence on the first Article of Charge preferrO against him by the Lords Commispioners of the Admiralty, viz. Far having permitted Lieut. Co!.. Berkeley to bear Serjeant ,M‘Gruger on the Monthly Returns of his Recruiting Patty, for a time specified in the Charge, after be had desertedfram the said Party, are of opinion that the C .rge is vexatious and frivolous, and therefore they do most honourably acquit the said Lieut.:Gen. INNE f the same." re.spea to the second Article of Charge, viz. Discharging Serjeant Pinn, of the Royal Ma rines., (without the permission of the Admiralty, the Court are of opinion. that Lieut. Gen. INNES aced very property in discharging the said Serjeant Pinn, and therefore that they do most honourably acquit Lieut. General INNES of this Charge also." N.B. It is supposed the Court were induced to Pass the last semence so pointedly, from'a considera tion .of the long and faithful . services of the said Serjeant Pinn, he having served in the Marine Corps twenty-four years all bUt one month, and been the principal means of preventing the spirit of mutiny from spreading to the Marines at Chat ham, some few years past, and also from the cir cumstance of ,he said Serjeant Finn having request ed _his discharge upon receiving a public donation of Sixty Pounds, es a 'reward for that particular meri torious service, and which he hoped would enable hire to provide for his large family better Than by, ternainingin the Marines. The Public will, doubtless, recolleft, that, in the month of December last, there was a very alarm ing Insurrection of the Negroes in the Island of Tobago, which was suppressed by Brigadier-Gene ral CARMICHAEL, who discovered, in that trying situation, • a degree of prudence, resolution, and promptitude, rarely to be met with. Every one must be happy to perceive (what appears from the following documents) that the General's merito rious and dis , ingui:.hed services have received an acknowledgment, the most satisfactory that could have been conceived to a Gethleman of his proles_ lion and character. Tobago, Feb. 23, 1802. SIR, We taketheearliestopportunity your return to this Colony bas afibrded us, of conveying to you the resolutions of both Moues of the Legislature, and we avail ourselves of the'op 7 pertunity it affords us, of assuring you of the high conside utioh with which we have tile honour to be, Sir, Your most obedient and humble Servants, ( . Signed) JOHN BALFOUR, President IA the CounciL ROBERT PATERSON. Speaker of the Asurnbly. Brigadier Centred Carmichael, Tobago. 4 . xtraa from the Minutes of the Couxell and llSSelfrkly. of Tobago, Febr;44frj 4,180 z. • RESOLVED UNANIMOUsLY, That the Thanks Of ooth Houses of Legislature, and a Sword of the value of Oneklundred Guineas, be presented to Brigadier General Carmichael, for the services he rendered this Colony, on the discovery of the late intended insurrec. tion, and that the President of the Council, and the Speaker of the Assembly, do transmit him a copy of this resolution. (Signed) FAIN I3ALFOUR, President of the Council. ROBERT PATERSON. Speaker of the Assembly. Heactestarteni Sear&rousb, Feb. 26, 1802. GINTIAMEN; - I am favoured with your Letter, conveying the very dis tinguished honour conterred upon me by the Legislature of Tebago. I can assume no superior meat for any efforts attached to my official situation, in the conscientious and just discharge of which every Orticer is responsible to the Supreme Tri bunal. On that occasion, Gentlemen, my public duty and per sonal good wishes were.congenial in any exertions that could tend to the benefit of the inhabitants of this isl'and. The huinan'ty that has. ever characterized the British proprietors of Tebago, was not less conspicuous, than their promptitude and energy, when decisive measures could alone-rescue the community from a massacre, the most ware. ton and atrocious that ever revolted against nature. ' It is but justice to observe, Gentlemen, that in the neces sity of gaining immediate intelligence of the Movements anti del,igns of the Conspirators, in the military examinations, not 'e the many 'Chiefs who confessed th© intention of indis criel:nate carnage, tittered to pdlliate their turpitude by al- L ege e ill usage, but their kele incitement waa a delusive /lotion of Liberty, and Jferverted idea of Freedom, which dis solved all ties of gratitude, friendship, and consanguinity, as evinced ie the avowal of their merciless designs against oten kindred and colour, who might feel the dictates of nature, for their indulgent masters, and the families where they• had been nurtured with benevolence. - • The fortitude of the inhabitants under aftliaions staceeed ing•eech other at short intervals, is unexampled; in two calamities of sickness and rebellion, they participated-with the garrison, and their own sill - lei-jugs seernedebSorbed in the solicitude to alleviate thosd of His Majesty's troops by every. olonial aid anti :military co-operation: The Sword they have done . me the honour to bestow, I shall retain as a sacred pledge of, loyalty and affe&ion to my King aid Country, and always hold it ready •to serve in their . . tause ; but it not require any men lento to animate the esteem and regard that will ev , .2ebe lively in .my breast for the Gentlemen of - 1' en I ., e7tt, Gentlemen, you will do me the favour to com municate those high aelitio,ents, that can but be very feebly expressed by wards, and assure you that I will ever re . . . . teamwith sincerity, . Your faithful }limbic Servant, . (Signed) H. 1.. CARMICHAII... • Brigadier-General, COmmanding His .Majety's Forces in Tobago. The Hon. JOHN BALFOUR, Esq. • President of the Council. The Hon. ROBERT PATERSON, Esq, Speaker of the Aiseinbly. by the frocluient representations of genteel looking young men, who had , come into hii shop, pretend ing they were in the employ, either . as clerks or ~ hbpmen, of some persiin of kno vn respectability in. the trade, representing that their masters.wep out of a particular article, and intreated 1 temporary sup., ply, promising to return the favour at any time it might be wanted. His frequent losses, had induced' him to send a Circular Letter to all the Warehouses, describing the praClice and the person of the prnci pal in these depredatiOns, which be was glad to find had had the dewed' effect,' by cassing the Prisoner to beapprehended. He then stated various articles of Silk, which he had lost in the above way, and said he had not the least doubt but he should be able to trace .tli ) em into the possession of the Pri soner. A Tradesman in Cheapside swore positively to . the prisoner coming to his warehouse, pretending that he came from a Mr." M'Grath, a person well known in the business, and getting from him a quantity of mode,_Of the value of 271. Several other tradesmen deposed to similar frauds; and a number more are•expefted to come forward. Mr. Holdsworth, the City Marshal, produced upwards of eighty" duplicates, which he found upon the Prisoner; the greater part of these were- for remnants of Silk, pledged by the Prisoner ; the rest were articles which, it was supposed, - had been im-. prope.riy obtained. The Prisoner said nothing in his defence, and.ap peared exceedingly dejeded. . . He was committed for a second examination, in order to give other tradesmen the opportunity of identifying his person, and of getting the different pawnbrokers, to attend with' the property pledged by him. LONDON MARKETS, &c. RETURN OF WHEA By Messrs CHILD and M Including only from the 14th agreeably to I 141 Quarters at Bos od I 15 -- at 79s od 389 -- at 78s od I 1 79 775 42 236 at 75s od I 275 614 1605 253 Total 6374 Quarters os. o4d. higher t IN MARK-LANE, :ALFAS, Meal Weighers, of lune to the 19th of June, :lie new Aet. 690 Quarters at dos ad 6; -- at 68s od 21 ------ at 67s od 84 ---- at 66s od 675 at 65s od so at .64s od 17 --- at 63s od 171 ---- at 6os od 57 ---- at 521 od '5 ----- at 465 64 verage 715. M. than last Return. A RETURN OF FLOUR, From June [2 to lune 18, from the pocket Office. Sacks. s. d. I Sacks. s. d. I Sacks. s, d. 8600 be o I 12 57 6 I 35 53 ‘ o Jo 59 6 2O S 7 0 6t 52 0 7 8 S 9 0 336 56 p 5 Sr O . 7 S 8 6 1 37 0 55 0 35 5 o e I 666 5 8 o I 90 54 0 12 4 8 0 Total t 1566 Sacks.--Average 58s. ittd. as. ad. higher than last Return. AVERAGE PRICE OF ENGLAND AND WAtES, Ending June ;9. Wheat 675. ;od. Barley 3 is. 4d, I Beans 345. 9d. Rye 425. yd. Oats I9s. 9d.. Pease 365. od. PRICE OF HOPS. BAGS. POCKETS. Kent, 41. los. to 61. Tes,, Kent, 51. e 6. to 61. 155. Sussex, 41. tos. to 61. os. ',Sussex, 51. os. to 6L 6s. Essex, 41. ios. to 61. os. 1 Farnham, 61. os. to 21. os. SEEDS. kap! Seed, (per last) - - - 35 1 . to 3 81 . Canary Seed, (per cwt.) -78 s. to So.. Caraway, ditto 365. to 395. Coriander, ditto - - 265. so 295. ' SMITHFIELD MARKET, rune 28. To sink the Otral—per stone of 81b, Beef, 4s. 4d. to ss. 6d. Veal, ss. od. to 6s. od: Mutton, js. od. to ss. 6d. - Pork, ss. ad. to ss. lid. Lam h, 6s. 6d. to 7s. 4d. HEAD OF CATTLE. THIS DAY. Beasts about 1800—Sheep and Lambs gOOO. NEWCATB and LEADENHALL MARKET, June 28. Beef, 3s. Bd. to 4s. Bd. Veal, 4s. od. to is,. 44. Mutton,4s. 4d. to ss. 2d. ". Pork, ss. od. to ss. Bd, Lamb, ss. it: to 6s. Bd. PRICE OF LEATHER (per Ib.)AT LEADENHALL. Blitts, se to 561 b. each - -17 d. to i 9 (t. Ditto, 6o to 661 b. each - - 2od. to 22d. Merchants' Backs, -37 d. to ad. Dressing Hides, . - - ijd. to i6d. Fine Coach Hides, -17 d. to 18d. Crop Hides for cutting, - -18 d. to 194 d. Flat Ordinary - - - - - r 64. to t7ll. Calf Skins,' 35 to 4olb. per Dozen -22 t . to 3211. Ditto, so to 701 b. zsd. to Sod. Ditto, . 7o to 801 b. - -24 d. to 27(1. Small Seals (Greenland) 34d. to htod. per lb. Large ditto, - loos. to 140 s. per Dozen. Tanned Horse Hides, 18s. to 325. per Hide. Goat Skins - - 21$. to 655. per Dozen. Bark, per load, - - 211. to 231. PRICE OF St. Jafines's Market 3s. 9(1. Clare Market ' 3s. 9(l. Whitechapel Market 3s. 7(1. per stone ofBlb. - Its. Average price 3s. Sid. Yellow Soap, 72s.—Mot Price of Candles per dozen, I'ALLOW. Town Tallow 635. 6d. Russia do. ( Cand leses. 6zs. Russia do. (Soap) os. —s. Melting Stuff 535. —s. Ditto rough 4os. Graves P9s . od. Coat Dregs its. Lt led, Bos.- 7 Curd, 84s. los. 6d.—Moulds, its. 6d. St. lAMES's HAY MARKET, Tune 26. Hay, 31. os. od. to 71. os. od.—Aver. 51. os. od. Straw, 11. 193. od. to 21. ss. od.—Aver. 21. 2S. ed. WHITECHAPEI, MARKET, June 26. Hay, 41. ms. od. to 61. cgs. od.—Aver. 51. its. od. Clover, 61. cos. od. to 71. 16s. od.—Aver. 71. ss. od. Straw, 21. os. od. to al. Ss. od.—Aver.-11. 'Ss. od. COAL EXCHANGE. Best Coals, in the Pool, / per Chaldron 4os. od. Delivered to Housekeepers at - 495 . • od. Second Sort, per Chaldron ...- - 355. od. Delivered to Housekeepers at -. 4.}s. id. Inferior sorts cheaper in proportion. COUNTRY MARKETS, • • U.X3it IDC E. The Corn-Inspeetor's Return, o s t Thursday, Tune 2 4.,, Wheat, per load o ,141. iss. to Oats to 2 , 14 i: 181. Ss. Beans - 335. to 375. Barley, per quar. 3os. to34s. Pease . 38s. toAas. VEWBUR Y 2 Wheat, sos. od. to 6fr3. od. Barley, 226. od. to a9s. ad. Beans, 335. od.'to 38s. od. JONE 24. it r is. ed. to 225. od. Pease, 345. od. tv 3,65. a - a. READING, JVNE 24. . Wheat, 525. ed. to Its. ed. I Oats, 18s. od. to 28s. OA. Barley, 274 od. to 20. ed. I Beans, ass. 6d. to 365. Od. sAt.tssuay, JUNE 22. Wheat, 565. od. to 635. od. Oats, tbs. od. to 225. od. Barley, ass. od.- o 3os. od. Beans, 365. ad. to 425. od. WARMINSTZR, JUNE 24. Wheat, 6os'. od. to 635. od: I Oats, as. ad. to zis. od. Barley, 225. Oft to 30s. od. Beans, 365. od. to 42.5. ad. sin! NEP. CRAVESAtin, lUNE 27ti Passed' by—the Nottingham, Barfoot, and _the kdruiralt, Gardner, Bradford, from China; New brayer, Pitighes, from Newry ; Juno, from' Dublin ; Joseph, Hum phries, from Georgia; Duke of Bronte, Beare; trona Non!: Carolina ; Northern Libertas, Boag, from, Charlestown ; Neptun4. Moore ; Nelson, Scott, and Trojan, Mann, from Martinique; Apollo, Baley, from, Tobago; North ,Star,' Parry, from Oporto; Albion, Scott; Nesbitt, Wood; New GrOve, and the Mary, Douglas, frontjamaica, Sailed—the Farmer, —, for Bilboa ; Thames, --,, for Africa; Arrogant, , for Oporto; Tsaberla, Green, for Charlestown ; Vrow-Catharina, --, for Rotterdam ; Goede Werwagting, for Hambro' ; and luffrow Ca tharitia, Diier, for Rouen. MARRIED. Yesterday, at St. Mary-le-bonne, Robert Shedden, jun. Esq. of Gower-street, to. Miss Munro, only daughter of the late Robert Duncan Munro, Esq. of Madras. . On Thursday last, at BedfOrd, James 'Thurgood, Esq. of the Bedford Militia, to Miss Eliza Sharp, youngest.daughter of William Sharp, ,Esq. of Bedford. . A . tAUTION. rt,EPublit are (tii red to take 'Notice, that" ~ -.' ,t MARY 'vIORGAN (Wife of john Molkau, jiin. of A 1 ‘trevroveth Dor .at,) is not td be trusted on his aoconnt ; for if.shexoutrads fly Ochts in the illrni of * her raid Husband, or otherwise, al. er this Rublic Notice, he will not be answer. able fc.r tha payment thereof. - ' -JOHN MORGAN,. jun. Weymouth, June 24, t3oe. . ... BULL SCARBOROUGH. HOWSON'retuns his most grateful Thanks to * • the Nobility, Gentry, and the. in general,. for tile many favours conferred upon him, and beg:: leave to inferra them, that he ha's greatly enlarged tlfeabove ton, and' f,,ftt.d it up in a genteel manner, with every 1 4 ..kluisi re conVenienct. for the reception and cotntbrtai)le accommodation of Families lie' humbly solicits a continuance of the favours of Isis Friends and •the Public, assuring Them that it Will be 'frig constant endeavour to merit theirpatropme.. i..llowson has laid in a large sfock yf Wines of all torts. spirits, &c . . N.B. J ..H. has engaged a Man Cook for the Season front St. James's-street, London. Good Post-Chaise, able Horses,, and Careful Dtiveris. t'l 'j. Bank Stock Navy sper Cent. shut ; per Cent. 1797, lo s t l fish .5 per Cent. 4 - per Cent. Con. 901 ; per Cent.. Red. 74ii per Cent. Con. shut I)ittn Scrip • _ Bank L. Ann. zrii iitto Short Ann. 0:tto Scrip PRICE 01' YESTEII r.' STOCAs, 12 IVA Y.. • India Stock . Excheq. Bills S. s.. pron. Fundable ditto prem. 3d . Exchequer Bills prem. " Lottery Tickets 171. gs. Omnium . prem. Impel-. 3 per Cent„ 73*: Ditto Ann.. ' ' . ~ IBank for opening India for opening Consols for opening 7.5;8- ADVICE TO SEA-BATHERS, .BATH AND HOT W ELLS. DR. BRODUM begs, leave to recommend the BOTANICAL. SYRUP (the virtues of which are .ac knowledged by . persons of the first fashion and distinC:tion) to Bathers immediately after :itti!cing the Bath, and one hour before, and in particular to those who are subject to erup tions arising from vitiated Humours, Scurvy, &c. the quan tity taken each time, three table spoonfuls. • To Nervous aA - I 'Debilitated Constitutions in general, ow ing-to an irregular course of life—as hard drinking, excessive grief, and those. - debilities brought on by not knowing the dangerous . tendencyola certain vice, contracted ' •at - an etirly age, the Do&or recommends the Nervous Cordial, two tea spoonfuls, which is to be taken an hour before bathing, and one after. Ten minutes walk after is necessary. .„.• • - (:r A number of Cures performed at Southampton, Hast ings, ,Poustnauth, Isle of ‘Vigtu, Margate ? Ranisgate, Dot ver, Bath, Bristol, Hartowgate, Cheltenham; and Tun bridge Wells, in the course of the last Season, on several Ladies and. Gentlemen, who, from their elevated situations in life, will not permit of theirNaines being. publiched. Persons who du not know the cause froM which their com plaints originate, the Doelor, to relieve anxiety, infortins those who wish to receive benefit without a conference, that on their sencting a Guinea; and their morning Urine iu 4 boa, may .derive equally the same benefit ; his scientific' knoW-Ledge of various disorders, by means of Urine, has .estihlish ed his tame. Those not wishing to receive Medicines of`his 43;ents, may receive them from his House in London, by addressing a line, post-paid. To,those Ladies and Gentlemen bordering 'on, the state of Matrimony, the Vocior, 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 sciatic!, or subjeCi to relaxations of the solids. _ _ Tne Cures contained in this Pamphlet are given in as Short a way as possible, . for want of room ; but they may I . ye seen at full length in the .Guide - to Old Age, which the Dciator recommends to Persons of both ,Sexes, who, .whether Single or Married, oughi.not to bea moment without.. . Ins', published, a New Edition, - in German and in - English; of ." A GUIDE to OLD, being-the Two Volumes compriSed in One, price 3s. 6d.- each. The Botanical Syrup and Restorative Nervous Cordial, to be had at the Doctor's House, No. 9, Albion-street, in bottles at 11. 2S. 115. 6d. and 55..5,1.. duty included ; Jelruit Co.'s, late Bacon,' No. tso, Ox - ford-street, opposite Bond street ' • Golding, No. 42, Cornhill ; Ward, No. ;24; Holborn; Cocke Williams,ll,_Strand ; Tutt's, Royal Exchange ;Per fumer to HiS - Majesty, NO_ 4.1, Pail-Mall ; E. Newbery, corner of St... Paul's Church-yard ; Bolton's, Royal Exchange; Ching and Butler, No. 4, Cheapside Burgeois, Son, No. 32, Hay.nuuket ; Shaw's Medicine-warehouse, High-street, Borough, opposite the Southwark Bank; Pidding's, ,No Oxford-street, opposite the Pantheon; Forbes, Druggist, No.3z, Blackman-street, Borough ; Dicey, Bow-lane; and to he had of all tile Booksellers aixl Printers in the principal Market TOwns in the United Kingdoms.- A NEW EDITION. • This Day was published, by Matthews, No. it, Strand, Lon don, in One Volume,, Octavo, with an elegant Portrait of • thi Author, price only'is. OLOMON's GUIDE •to HEALTH • or, vice to both Sexes, on female diseases, nervous, hypo chondriac, and consumptive complaints. • . This.-book is re commended to young men and boys ; has been the laboUr of many years experience. arid obServation on - the calamitous consequences of a secret andtlestrucfive vice;it points Out the dired methods of cure, from a.blenhorragia, or gooorrlkea, to a confirmed siphilis. To which is added,' an essay on impo tency in the male, and sterility and barrenness incident xo le - inales,•&c. ;• an appendix on the subject of a solitary and de ! struetive vice, 'and •ala address to parents, guardians, •thtors, and those avholiate the care and edticazion of yoUth'. ; Like wise advice-to bathers, particularly the alllided .with nervous complaints: The whole illustrazed and interspersed with a variety of !'authentic faa - s never before published. In which is explained the syritptonls, mode oftreatment, and remedies - in the different stages of the_ scurvy, leprosy, king's evil, gout, rheumatism, and venereal disease ; cautions to young. persons of the danger of improper connections or-improper treatment, &c. with the•clifFerence•between the vedereal'symp-- toms and those frequently mistaken for , them. • The Celebrated CO RDI A L -.l3Ai'M of '6 I LEAD. • This celebrated Cordial isa preserver and:rotorcr of health • to the weak, the sickly, and infirm. Its warm and reno-• vating quality, indisputably renders it the best medicine for relaxations, debility, lassitode, tremors, sinking of the spi rits, and all those nervous atieftions which harass and op press the weak, the sedentary, and the delicate ; for in all these cases, it is calculated to warm and steady the • co,ld• anti' •- tremulous, nerves, to sheath and invigorate the tnuscular, system, to animate ,the spirits,:. and renovate the Whole man, - whereby the chill and watery 'fluids becorrie rich and bal samic, and the circuhition resumes its healthful state.. - Also:the Anti-; inpetigiiies, which is in the_ present-fifties more than doubly valuable, 'as the intemperance and luxiary • - of the age is hastening the ravages of the-scurv.y, - and render ing our blood more impure; • and though a Jove of intempe rance annot on any account bedefended, yet those Who'have` been weak enough to associate with the sons of luxury, and' thereby-destroy:their constitutions, have the means now of fered them of restoring themselves to perfea health. Bottles iOs. 6d: Family Bottles of 6 for se:t. by whiCh 135.'are saved. Sold by' Rerimant, - Hai-11641 - 0 ; R. Bach, - • Peter-street,' ' New-York ;' .Mathews, No.,a, Strand, London ; and , in Bath, by Hazard; 13ristoi,i3bigiii . ;_ Brighton, Gregory ; Mingham, Knott and Lloyd.; lledforcli•Smith,; Blandford,' Simmons.; Bury St. Edmund's, Dingle; Cheltenham, Set-. don; Carnbridge,lioclgson ; .Coventry, Rollason ; Colehes _ter, Ke7nier ;• Canterbury, 'Simmons •;' Carlisle, lonic "Chatham, Etherington ; Chehrisforti, Clachar Pool and Son ; Chichester, Phillipson ; Cirencester, Smith;, Chippenharn,Conib:; - ; . .Dublin, Dugdale, Na. 7, Exchango court ; • Derby, Drew ; elniingtonr ; Dover,` Neales ; Devizes ; 3 /4 .owe;. ; .owe•. Dorchester, Virtue Deal, Rose; Dartmouth, jacksen•Edinburgh, Smith, North Bridge ; -Exeter, 'Crewman and Son ; Falmouth, Elliot ; Glonees ter;:• Pitt, Wakker •, - Glasgow, Mt Donald ;" Liverpool, Cass, druggist ;. Leeds, hintis i. Holmes..; Lincoln, Drury ; Lynn, Headley ; Leicester, Gregory, Swinfen ; Lewes, Pitt ; Man-- chester, Thompson ; Margate, Rowe; Maidstone, Walker; •• Marlborough,. Harold; ;Newbury, Fuller, Atlee ; New, castle, Walker,,Hodgson ; Northampton, Dicey ; Notting . harif, Biarbige; 'Norwich, - Stevenson and -Co. ; •Dxford, Jones ; Plymouth Dock, Ploxland; Portsm- urn, •Belam ; • • Rea . ding t Smarr and. Co-.,;, Rothester,ltheriiigton ;.Preston, Sergent ; Shrewsbury,. Eddowes ; Baker • Stafford, -Moigan-; Stamford, Newcomb ;• Sunderland, Bray; Salisbury, Collins ; Scarhorongli, Bayley ..„,Taunton, Poole;. 'Tunbridge Wells, Sprange.; Wells, 'Evil( ; Weymouth, Wood ;- Windsor, blakeney ; and all the' :Medicine Venders in the• United. Kingdom of whom 'may - be had the AB-; •S r E ENT LOTION . , for cleansing the face and skin • train all cutaneous erUptions. Pints Ss. sd-. half pints 2s. 9d. ISLE OF THANET. LIOUSE WANTED to REN V, FURNISHER, 1:1-. -fit fit, the reception of a Large Family, with proper Offices, Voubl Coacli,-honse, Stapling tin- nine fl , irscs, ! a the 1 sie of Thanet (sMargate, Rartisgate, Broadstairs, Foil: - - stotte,..anti the Vicinity of Veal and .o,ver, . will be object:h l to;, for the Months of Abgust, September, and (Mob_ : if situated with easy access to the Beach, the better Any or Gentleinan inclined to lett the' Residence for the al.Jvc Term, may, depend on every proper . care : being taken of Ow Ftirniture. Letters post-paid, with. Partieniats, •arldres4etf to Mr. Huntley, Stationer, No. 4, Duice-4tteet, Grosvenor-squar• will receive proper attention. . 1O BE.SOLD BY•AUCTION, By , Mr.. CHRISTIE, On the Premises, near Hitchin, in the County of Hertg, it miles fruit London, on the Road to Bedford, OnSATURDAY, July 3, at Twelve,o'Clock, By GRDER..of the ADMINISTRATOR, • •... THE CAPITAL STOCK .of ,excellent OLD 'PORT,, CLARET and MADEIRA, upwards of to dozen„:imported by the late Proprietor for his own use, o f a very superior quality; and has been bottled near Eight ears. Also' part . of the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and • other E FE CTS, of • ROSE BECKFORD, Esq. Deceased. The Wine to be . tatei 'on the inOraing of Sale. Thl Furniture may be viewed-two days preceding the Sale. and Catalogues then had on the Premises ; at the Sun. `• 'Hitchin ; Swan, Stevenage; White Horse, Baldock ; Swan, Big4leswade; at the White Hart, Waliwyn; Salisbury A rms• ' Hatfield; at the. Rainbow Codee-Ahouse, and in Pall-Mall. • TO BE SOLD BY AUC'T'ION, By Mr. CHRISTIE, ' J On the Premises, at Potters Bar,' Is milesTroni London, OA if - the Road to Hatfield, • - On MONDAY;. July 5, at.Twelve - h'Clock : , ' ' .. I3'y ORDER of the ADMINISTRATOR, - f • A: BOUT ONE HUNDRED DOZEN of clio;c ',l L 1 MADRI RA, of a very superior quality, imported bY the late . . ROSE BECKFORD S , Esq. . • .••4' • . And sent to his Plantation- in the WeSt Indies, fr cm whence after remaining a proper time it was transmitted to the . p)ace ;• of Sale, and has been there in bottle's eight years, under ett , k•• lasm....diate care of the late owner. To.be tasted the. Morning of Sale. • . _ . ~. ~ Catalogues 'may he then had as above ; at the Bull, St, -;,.! Alban's; :_•reen Man, Barnet; S.disbury - Arms, Hatfield; ye'. at the ItSinboW Cdffee-house, and in Pail-Mall. . - . LIVERPOOL. • TO PORTER BREWERS, DISTILLERS, OR REC. , TIFIERS OF SPIRITS, sce r TO BE SOLD BY A.OOTION, • By Mr.-CHRISTIE 4P,hi ..Great Room, in Pall-Mall, London, . The beginning of AUG UST NEXT, A MOST CAPITAL, CAPACIOUS,. Ana e rik,"„NyELL-CONSTRUCTED PORTER , BREWER Y, occupying and epvering two statute Acres of Freehold Land, within the boundary of the Town, with a • most, abundant supply of water of the, first quality and- purest, nature, -competent to supply the whble inhabitants or Liver- ;. pool. . The Premises are most substantially built, and con-. veniently disposed for carrying on, upon the most extensive , scale, a .POrter-Brewery, Distillery, or Reelifying of a capital' and- useful Steern-Engine,, by which every part of the Premises are supplied by Leaden Pipes, and well c 3 7 - cul , ated to reduce labour in severardepartments. The Coppers , Squans, UnderbaCks, Mash-tuns, and Coolers, are nearsf` new, and in the most perfel condition. There are buil6ing - s sufficient to convert into a CottOn-Manufadory, leaving ' room for all the above Brandies ; the situation for whichiO' ,undoubtedly -the first in the Kingdom, and in the Distii ler/ line there would be a regular vent for all Spirits that-,;ould be made : the present moment the most propitious, foal iitz reduced price of Malt and Hops ; a convenience for 'Mal tin 4 all the year round, and the redundant water, will shortq become a considerable annual produce. The .Premises may be viewed by applying to Messrs- Peckwith and Co. Mr, Meek, or Mr. El. Thompson, or Liverpool. Printed Partichlars will be ready to deliver twenty days preceding the Sale, and a Plan may no‘i. , be See l at Mr. Christie's, who is empowered to receive Proposals by Private Contrael. • —' • VALUABLE. FREEHOLD ESTATES in . CUYIBER , •-•, '. .• , LAND, TYTHE •FREE. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the 'New Crown Inn, at Penriih; on Thursday the Izall::-. day of August, iSca, at Four o'Clock in the Afternoon, , in Four Lots, ;4 .:, Lot i " — ION/PRISING the very extensive Ma ,IVIr .nor of Blencowe, with the FSoes, Qvit-rettr, and 'other • profits thereof, amounting to-Upwards of 361. annurn.. I N. B. There is •.a general fine payable by the customari Tenants, npOn . every change of the Lord of the Manor,. 131 • 7 death only, which amounts to about ;001. Also a, very desirable Freehold Manor Farm, called Bleu-) c - o'.ve' Hal l, satiate in the Parishe...; or Tcwilships of Little Blencowe, Greygtock, and Dacre, or some of them,'conSist .- ing-of a lane and-commodious Dwelling-house, with Barns' Stables, Cow-houses, and other suitable Out:buildingsi ll good repair ; together with : tite . Demesne -LandS, contain-, ing 159 6 P. of rich Arable, Meadow, and Pasturo Land, in the occupation, of T. Scott, under an agreement , .fof a term of eleven years, frorj 25th Marco 1797, at the c leat.' rent of 1351. • per annum. This,LOt is subjed to a free Rent/ • or ftee Farm R&tt of 65.-.Bd, per annum. Lot z, Comprising a Freehold Farm, called Old situate at Great Blencowe, in the-Parish - of Dacre, and its • Skelton, or one of. them, consistincr.of good Farm-House, with Barns, Stables, and suitable Out-buildings; and abor t 90, Acres ofgOod Arabic, 'Meadow and Pasture Land, Occu pied' by •the -Executors Of John Reiph, deceased, under au ..agrecinent 'for a term of years, fiord ;.sth March 1797 , ; 4 . the clear Rent 0r:.651. per annum. • Lot Comprising a Messu'age or Dwelling-house, and ,Water Corn-mill, called . Laitites Mill, with Barn; Stabiel and .00 n" -houses ; and ten Acres, more or less, of Laud a Meadow Ground, at Laitlies, in the _Parish of Skelton, in th • occupation of Joseph Stockdale, as tenant - from year to Yea r ' ' at the net renrof zsi.. per annum. Lot 4. Comprising a Messuagt; or Dwelling-house, and Farm, With Barn, Stable, and - Ouf-buildings, and 6 a A. Z 8-• 24 P. more 6e less of Arable and Pasture' Land, situate 01 ' Skelton Pasture, in the Parish of Skelton, in the occupati °4 Of Messrs. John and William lohnson, under a Lease for 2Cc • years, front zd FebrUary 1785, at the net yearly rent of zol. • All ' the Lands in the foregoing Lots are free fiorrt the par rnent of Tythes; except a Close containing 7A. a R. 3° cal led Schoolmaster's Close; in Crevstock. The Land Tax' On all the above Lots has been redeorned- The Farms may be viewed on app.iication to the Tenor: Far further. Particulars-apply (by letter post-paid) to•N 1 : • Tindal, • Attorney-at-Law; Chelmsford, - Essex, whereAlaP7 of the Estate- mayloe seen, and previous to' the A ,6ticn o i minted Partiatlars . and.Conditions' of Sale may be hi 4 Mr.. Hutton, Attorney-at-Law, a. Penrith; also at th e rrl' Cipl - Inn's at'. Penrith ;of the Place of • Sale ; And 4 .Tlndal's Office, in ChArnsfordaforesaid. - •