The Sun. — London, England, 1802-07-14 00:00:00

‘ Jrciz the LONbQN GAZETTE, uly zo, iSo2. .1-rar-Oikce ' yvy te , !Fez.. Reg;.ment of Dr - ft:.,ooois, Comet Lawrence Craigie - to le Lietitehaor; by purchase; vice 'll.lurray, promote:l in In: s',th Light Dragoons: ..sthOnient of Aht Dragoons, J.ieutenarit Walter Na-• thar.4-.1 Lcitli to be Captain oCa 'croup, by purchase, vice •IVan't4tiet:l, Nvl:o ;6th Ditto, Lit utLf.:,ilit Ge-)rge Home Murray, from Half . . .„. pay, to. 17,. Littiten-Int, vice Frewi-s2n,.who oe, ranges. 3 70 - I,lsitto, Captain jaincs Al-:.:enne ) , I tcy 'he Majiir, hy•ptr chase, vice Gore, who tetirv.i. Identenunt 3 ohnlVergit- . to li., Captain,' vi,:e A k.,l , ..ibniiel!. - - - - •.:effit Ditho; Surgeon Charles George, from the 2zd Light Dravoons; to tie Sunyeon, vice Robinson; who-retires upon, ' the Half-pay of the 21.1 Light Dra7,oons. toh . Re;.iimebt of fool,CientLuant Alexander Anderson, from the 77th Feat, to he Lientonant, vice Law, \A ho ex en,lnges. Edward Nl.ls';:ey, Gent. to be •Eiigign, •by pur * chase, vice'ilanljp, 'promoted in the 9th' Foot; tith o, Lieutenant-George Te:ile„: trout the &Alt:Foot,. to he. .I,:icutenant, vice White, wo - o.excivaiges. ' • tsrli Ditto, Lieutenant Niackenzie, froM the Mae feud Ve, , eibles, to-he !'y purchase, vice Charlton. Ensign William Derone, frem the 3oth.Feot, to be Ensivi,‘ vice Daaey,. placed upon Hall-,pay,. in 29th D'itto, Lieutenant Richard Egertofrom Half-pay. to Lieutenant, vice Seymour, who c.-xchaws. Lieutenant Walter Birtning„ham; from Hair-pay, to. be Lieutenant, vice.,l.3amtOr,f, wlio..exebang:s. Lieutenant Robert Ilir m*ham. thorn : 1-141,f 7 pay, to Le Lieutenant, vat 'Tandy,' w no exchaiiges.•, . 4oth. Ditto, Ensi.',ll 11. johnltla,:quityrie, from the 77th Foot, ;o purdizi.,', vice. tie, pfunioted. in . . . the rst India Regunent. 41st I)itts, Samuel-finghes, Gent , . to be , Ensign, by pur vice Colthurst, ii)rornoted. - 42..;11)1tro,,Licitteriant Ftederic.k Campbell, from Half-pay, to be Lieutenant;-viece Simon'FraSer, vvho exclian , ci• 43d Ditto, Capt. i9-Lieutenant Richard Elers to be Captain of a CoMpany; without purchase, vice Phitpot,*prOmoted in the 59t.11 - J'oot.' Adrian De, Yonge to be. Captain-Lieutenant; vice Elers. Thoirias Lawrence Henry Delamain, _Gent. to b•.: Ensgn, by purchase, vice lintack removed to-the 3mi West India s- Regiirient.. sfth Ditto, Ensign Martin Macpherson to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vkelivatt, promoted. ZA:n. 12itto, LieUtenant ohn White, froth the ran to be I..eutertanr, vice reale.; who excnauges. lames Ne-: therm, Gent. to be Ensigii, wii hunt purchase, vice blacker,. app4intment rives not take place. • 6zd itto, M3 3 or Myers„,-iroin the isth Foot, to he Lieutenant- C.J)lotiel, purchase, vice Fisher, 'who retires; 7,th Ditto, Lioutenahtlani Law', :.t . com the •toth Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Andersgg, Nvo'exchanges. 90th Ditto, Captain jarneeTorci.R.:th.ven to be Major, withL out purcn:ist., vice' Vigo :x, p:.,ulored in the Royal (..;ar ri,ol) Eatralion. '.Captain-Li , ,!.1 - ,:::.int 'William Austin to be Captain,. vice Luf:i RIA:a , Lieutenant Richard Butler to be Capiain-Lieoteuarit, vice .Ai stm Lnsign .Benjamin, Nlar:4;i-to oe vide Butler. 3d West . India Itc;, , irdeilf,,.4d . lotatit 1.. riawksworth to be c2 , l,ater-M.:stcr, tii. e lSobertson, • deceased. Serjeant lor -Bth Ditto, 1.i.2utt:....nt Hellry Raikes, from the 3d loot, to be Captain, by purchase, vice Cummings, who • wir 1) - tto William - Skiptim, Gent, to• be Adjutant, vice ColonelG. H.. Aiwon, deceased. . . BrOderick's Regiinent, Colonel-the Honourable John Broderick. to be Colonelornmandant. STAFF. Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Clinton, of •the Ist Foot'Cuards, to be Adjutant-C:4610 - a; to the King's TroOps serving in the •' . E..,11 viee , Crauturd„who resigns. Lieureaa. - i•—:- „lend Miles Nightingale, .of the 38th Foot, to be Qiiirter-Master,General, to the King's Troops serving in'tne East Indies, vice Gordon, who resigns. • . ' . NT F. m 0 IVA N i) 1.% Iv! . . The Appointr ,, ent of LieutOunt Frederick G. Carmichael td be Captain, ._by purchase, in . theloth Regiment of Light D - r., 4 w.,c, vice Macdonald, who retires, as stated in the G44et::::oi" the izd ult. has ri , )t teten place. Lie .tenant fames Bittt, of the 9th• Regiment of Foot, is su perseded. EDthBURGII, JULY 3. ON Monday evening last came to anchor, a few miles below 's 7 land of Inchkeith, His Majesty's Frigate Amer. and on Tuesdajr got under weigh and sailed againi on a Cruize. On Tuesday arrived in Leith Roads, from the Davis's Straits Whale Fishery, the Raith of Leith, Capt. LvoN . s, with !z- large fish, producing - about 450 butts of blubber. The Raith is so very full' tliat the-boats,on, deck are stowed with bluhber, and the greater part of her beer and water casks are also filled. Capt. LYONS brings no account'of the success of the other ships, having been in a quarter where he saw none. The Royal Clanalpine Regiment, commanded by MajOr LAMONT, arrived at. Stranraer on .the sth instant. . Yesterday the 4th, or Royal Irish Dragoon Guard:;, quartered at Piers Hill B:4-racks, were re viewed On the sands at Portobello, by Lieutenant- Gen. \'YSE. They went through their various evo lutions very much to the satisfaction of the General. Among the company piNent there were MONSIEUR, and Suite, the Earl ,of MoIRA, ecc.• A very dis tressing accident happened - during the review.— When : making a 'charge, one of the horses fell, Which caused several others to - fall, by which one man . bad a leg broken, and two or three others Wez,:e very much hurt. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET JULY MEETING. MONDAY, JULY 12 The Town Plate of 501. for 3 . - yr.old colts, Bst, 4b. •fillies; Bst. Last Mile, and:a Distance of B. C. Sir Charles Butibury't> b. f Julia - - 1 . , Sir F. Sidra:llo's cii. c. brother to Spread. Eagle z D. of Grafton •li. 6. - brother to Chuckle ••, .. 3 Five to zon Julia. • ' , . Rcnewal of the-fuly Stakes, a ,SubScrip':.ion of. cogs. each, 30gs. ft. by 2.yr Old cults, carrying Sst. zlb. and tithes, BSt. 'f wo-yr (old C. D. of GraftOn's b. f. by Grouse - ' -.. '- , 1 . Ld Staweli's f. by Waxy ~ . - -.--. .. ~ .2 Mr. Ladbrokes t. by' Young Woodpecker - 3 Sir C. Buobury's b. f. by Whisky ' '- - 4 Mr. Panton's.f. by Pot Sos , - - - 5 • Ld Grosvenor's b. c., by john Bull - - 6 Mr: PairitOWS c. Buss - ‘.- - - - pd Ldl2l , ,,riont's ch. c. by Trumpator - .: : ; psi Mr. Wilson's b. c, by Buzzard 0 - - pd Gen. Grosvenor's t." hr John BUll - - Pd • Fiv... ! to 2 against D. .of Grafton,. 5 to .4 against Sir C. Sunbury. Mr. Ileath:ote's Anniseed, Bst: 71b. beat Lord ~111ilsint own's Pi......•th.:, lists izlb. - Ab. M. toogs ; 3to 4on Amu seed.. . The following instance of a Lady's flawed afec . .. tion for a dog, may be -relied on as a fa& :—Mrs. D. ofCutzon.street,May.fair, was invited by the.Dut cheis of D. to her late public breakfast, but early in the morning on the day when the breakfast was giver., Mrs. D.'s favourite' dog died, which affeeted her so much, .that, she staid at home to mourn. The remains of the dog were put into a coffin covered with crimson velvet and taker, :to' the 'gardens of Lady L— M--, in Pall-Mall, to be buried. ANTWERP, •AND . • THE OPENING- OF THE SCHELDT. (Continued from our Pato- of Saturday.) .To, Scotland Antwerp sent but little, as that country was chiefly supplied from England - acid Fr4nce.. Antwerp, however, sent thithe-r some Npice,ry, sugars., madder, wrought silks, cainblets, serges, and,mercerv. And Scotland sent, to AutWerp Vast quantities of peltry of many kinds, leather, wool, and indifferent clOth, fine large though not quite of so. good a water as the Oriental (Kies, To : Ireland Antwerp sent much the same t)m. modities and quantities as to Scotland; and Ant-- wet-Rtpok from Ire and skins,and leather of various sorts, • some low priced cloths, and other. gross things_of little value. TO Spain Antwerp sent 'copper, brass, and lat ten,_ wrought and unwrought ; tin, lead, and •much woollen cloth‘of various.kinds made in the Nether lands, - as aliO-'some made in England ; serges of all prices,. ( wstades - et deny astadt's, -names of woollen goods. then in use, but now almost lost, unless ' worsteds be meant thereby, which the affinity of :the name may possibly -countenance), tapestry, fine 'and coarse linen .to a great value, camblets, thread, ,wax,. pitch, madder, tallow, sulphur, and :frequently wheat• and rye, !. salted flesh and fish, -butter - and cheese, all sorts of mercery (mercer) , in -those times meant almost all kinds -of of small ware), .metals, silk, thread, &c.. for very great sums silver in baliion,:.and winked up into silversmiths work; arms of all . - sorts, and ammunition.; house,: hold furniture, and tools of all kinds ; and every thing else produced by human industry-and labour. Of Spain,- Antwerp _took jewels and pearls, gold and- - silver 2iri;great., quantities, - Cochineal, .-‘sarsa parilla; guaiacum, saffrOni , raw and thrown, and worked up into various stuffs ; 'velvets, salt,' - alum; orchil, fine wont, iron ; cordOvai leather, winos-of various -kinds, oils; vinegar, honey; molasses, Arabian - •gums, soap, friths, both moist 'and dried,. in Vast quantities wines •and sugars-from the Canaries • To'Portugal, Ants; crp sent silver bullion, qUicksii. er, vermillion,..c•opper, brass;,and latten, lead, tin, ~ r ms, artillery, and ammunition; gold and silver .thrnad, and.such other wares before named as they sent -to Spain.-4 , -From Portugal, Antwerp brought pearls'and precious stones, gold,- spices, to above the value.of on.: million of crowns .annually ; drugs, am... I - Ktronusk, civet,..iyoiy, in great quantities; aloes, _ rhubarb, anil, • cotton, China root, and Many other precious things. - from India, with which the greatest part Of, Europe _was supplied -by Antwerp.; also sitars - from the Isle of Sr. Thomas, under the equi:. • no4tial line, and froinnther,lsles. on the African Coasts:; Brasil wood for Deers- (but - no sugar as yet brought from Brasil, nor-from any 'other.part, of America—and this countenances the conjecture, that sugar was not originally a native of Arnekiea, but was rather carried thither from the Canary or else the Madeira- Isles) ; Malagnetta, or Guinea grains, and other drugs . from the West Coast of Africa ; sugar also, and good wines from Madeira ; anti:from Portugal itself, *Antwerp brought their salt, wines, • aad oils, woad, seeds, orchil, many sorts.of fruits, both moist and dried, preserved, and candied; to a great value. . . • To Barbary, Antwerp sent woollen cloth, serges, linen, merceries, innumerable metals, &c. And Antwerp brought from Barbary, sugars, azure or anil, as the- Portuguese call it, gums, coloquintida, leather,- peltry, and fine feathers. _ • • Thus, we have a summary view of the export's and iMports of and frolli Antwerp, the most eminent City for commerce then in Europe. The port of Arnmyden, on the Isle of Walcheren, the princi pal Isle of the Province of Zealand, was the place of rendezvous for. the shipping of Antwerp, 'where are often seen five hundred large ships together, some fiound to, and others -returning from, many diStant parts of the world. Armuyden,7at that time, possessed an excellent Port, and wellfituated for that purpose, though now an 'inconsiderable place, its harbour being choaked up with mud and sand. Yet,. after all that can be said of the greatness of Antwerp, it must, however, be admitted, that the two lafer grand emporiums of. London and Ambter.: -dam have, since that time, exceeded Antwerp 'in vaiious'.respeas ;. _such as their greater 'number of large , andstout.Ships, their acquisitions of several great .branches of ;COmmerce, not then known to Antwerp, viz, the Turkey Trade, the Whale Fishery, the Russia Trade, the .Negro Guinea Trade, that of bothlndies - , as also the Madeira and Canary Trades:; yet, if Guicciardini has not exag, gerated, Antweri), rn the height of . its prosperity, about that time, is said to hale shewn, at once, two thousand five hundred Ships, or Vessels, lying in the Scheldt, before the City ; • (though .possibly many of those might have been such as, at London, in"our days, are called small Craft and Coasters.) — And our-Author adds, « that it was usual for five hundred Ships to come and go in one - day ; and four hundred to come up the Scheldt in one tide ; that ten thousand carts were constantly employed in carrying mcrchandize -to and from the neighbotiring Countries ) beside rriany , hundreds of waggons,daily coming and going with passengers; and five hundred coaches used by' people of all diginct tions . :" all which possibly must be read with some grains of allowance. Gut ct TARDINI adds, c' that Antwerp had then one hundred and sixty-nine Ba kers, seventy-eight Butchers, ninety-two Fish mongers, one hundred and ten Barbers andSurgecni, five hundred-a nine:y-folr Taylors, one hundred and twenty-four Goldsmiths, beside a great number of Lapidaries and jewellers,- three hundred master Painters, Gravers, and Carvers, Mercers, i, e. retailers-and •pedlars, &C. without number. That the City of Antwerp contained thirteen thousand five' hundred houses. That lodgings there were extravagantly dear,- .(occasioned by its great corn, merce) so:as, except-Lisbon, - to surpass any City. of ;Europe ;'ll set of lodgings of free or six chambers ) with t hall and garrets,. not letting for less than two hundred crowns, i, e, four . hundred Holland guilders, yearly ; and 'the greater lodgings and SHIP NEB'S. GRAVESF.ND,„ ky. . _ Passed by—the Two Friends., Baker,j_froth Surinam ; . .,Far, mer, Comely, troth Lisbon ; Louisa, - Barber, from Cork ; Nereus, Spilkes, froth Bremen 4. - Two Brothers, Spander: man, from G heat ,; Cominerce,Alder,son Emerald., Storr and Commerce, from Petersburgh. Sailed--the Mary, Willcocks, for, Jersey; Neptlmus, for Brussels ;'artil , Nile.Packei, Beectly;ifor Calais:, On Sunday the rith inst. at Ingestree, the Countess,4ral bot, °fa Son and H.:tr. MARRIED • On the r4th of February last, at Sir john Anstrtither's, Bart. in Calcutta,. William Parker, Esq. of the Civil. Esta. blishtnent," to Miss Catherine jane.Seton, seanld daughter' of Daniel Seton, Esq. Lieutenant Governor of Surat. grinner louses Were uswilly at five hundred*crowns and upwards.: Lastly, that ! by the greAt ealeburse ofstrangers at Antwerp, advice of all that pa'ssed in every other part of the world was. broughL thither." Last Saturday noon, a youth,,. the, son of a Merchant in the City , went •i bathe in 'a deep pool of water, hehind the London HoSpiial, when he immediately sunk and, was drowned ; on Sun day his body Was . inund; , and was taken to the Red lion public:house, in Whitechapd, for ,the ,Coroner's Inquest to, take a view of the, body. • So great an assemblage as is witnessed every -evening in each quarter of the . Royal Circus, can only arise.from the co-operation of every ,powerful attradion, and such . are. ackno*ledged to be the- Golden Farmer, or Harlequin Ploughboy, supported by. the admirable and_ superior Harlequin of Byrne, the favourite Columbine of Mrs. Wybrow, and the highly accomplished .dancing of. Miss Adams ; • gether with the Fatal Prediction,. or Midnight As sassin, .and the subordinate, though highly pleasing performances of the Taylor riding to Brentford, the _Poney Races, &c. The Celebrity of Steel's fragrant Lavender and • Honey Waters, are so well established among the Fashiotale Cit. - des; &c. as leave us little to-offer in recommendation ; but interested individuals same. times render pbblic caution requisite ; hence in or. `der to procure those articles of fine quality-and re duced price . , it is necessary to be particular" in di. reaing to J. C. Steel, Lavender Water Merchant to Her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales, No.;i 5, Catherine-street,-Sulnd, 'where the Nobility, &c, wishing to' avail themselves."f the certainty of having those esteemed and elegant:Waters of his genuine preparation, are requested to for Ward tit*teir favours. • Bitt the must add, .that- Letters from the Country must contain a Note or Order for payntent in LohdOn, as from the extreme low p rices, they are - entirely ready movie)? articles. • DIED On Sunday, at Eton, iri the 86th year . Of his age, A. An elo,,Esy-. On Monday morning, Henry Capel, Esq. of Fettham- Bill, Middlesex. The same morning, at his -house at North End, Fuiham, Mr. William Hinvard sen _ • STOCKS, DAY. India Stock Intli:t i3"onds s. prem. •1- ; , .iteq. riiis s , . s. piertt. Fundable. ditto prem. "3d Cxcliequer Rills dis. ()mutual 41 cli, linnet. "3 per Ceti'', 724 2 Ditto Aim. 13:mk for opening • .• II;(iia for opening 'Corisols !nr opening 7511} VIC& 01 ICI!STE Bank Stock • - - Ntv'y 5 per Cent. rorfa per Cent. 1797, tostg l'risb 5 per Cent. • 4 per Cent. Con:, 9°L. . ; per Cent. Red. 74",110. per Cent. Con'. 73i 4 Ditto Scrip Ann. 2:1 1-6 Ditto Short Ann. Ditto Scrip'. COL RS OF fs cIIANGE, , TUFSDAY f JVLY 'I3. Amsterdam so 17. i 0 us. Mtltifiti Ditto, at sight so -14 k 0 . Ditto Rotteri.lain - so 1S o us. .Leghorn - - - 1-lamhur,ol - 33 3 2 us. tiiiples - - Altona, - - 33 4 2.i US. cenoa - Paris t day's da. 23 15 , •Veirice. - Paris 2 usance 24 o Livres Lisbon - Botirdeaux, do. e 4 o ()portii . Cadiz - - - 33 i in paper Dublin - - - Ditto - - 36 efleetire , Bilboa _ raper - 36c.eiiectve 511 , - - - - - - 67.6 110SLERY. , CGORE continues t01ia....e on Sale at his Manu .fa6tory and Nottingham' Warehouse, No. 434, - Strand, 'an extensive and valitable Assortmenrof HOSIERY ofevery description, which, forelegance,.neatness, taste, and quality, has never been equalled, and, he flatters himself, can never '.be surpassed. The,many adviintages'he posseSseS over every other person in this line, of businesS, and the peculiar degree of perfection towhich, by indefatigable attention, and unli mited expence, he has brought his Manufactory, \while they, afford hint an opportunity of-offering rothe Public k a variety of Goods, superior in every respect to those of any other per=' son, and rawer all competition fruitless ;, also enable him to accommodate the P üblic, either in the wholesale, . retail, or export trade, upon terms more moderate than can possiblY, be afforded by any other flousein the Metropolis. CAPITAL SPININ , ING MILL, RETFOk.U. .NOTTIN(iHAMSIIIIZE._ TJ 1.31 7 , C)1,1) )3Y AUCTION, -1 - )v -Mr. SMITH ) M Garrawav's, ..IVOcineskily, July, 28, at Twelve, In One - Lot, unless an acceptable otter is nude, in the in; :an time byTrivate Contrad, . . . rrHE FREEHOLD, substantial MlLL,well - planned Spl'nning Works, called the REVOL tJTMN MILL, with convenient Won • and Sorting Rooms, Dy , %- tiouse, Dr". g•-houses, W are hOuses, 'S tore-rooms, S tab i Mg, and Work-shops of every deseription_; .eaintal* . Steam- Engine 'of great power, 'by Bolton and Watt, and - an engine .for extingnishing Fire, with every . soft Maehinery for Drawing, Roving, Spinning; and other Operations upon Wool and several of Cartwri4ht:s Patent Machines for. combing Wool. The Premises are remarkably A'vell adjoining the Gainshorough Canal, supplying,.the Wotks with Coal at a cheap rate, and close to the- Great North Road, in the Parish of Clarborotigh; with' nineteen Dwell ing-houses and ten Acres-of rich Land adjoining.' latnieiliate poSsession may be had. ' To be viewed at any time, and Particulars had ten dal's preceding the Sale; at the Saracen's litad, NeWirk ; B:ack'sf Head, Nottingham Angel, Doncaster; White 1-I,rt, 'ter ford ; at the Miii ; Garraway's ; and of Mr.. 62 f Broad-street,, near the Royal •Exchange. NEW INVENTED HATS... IN corequenCe of the very' great Complaint of late, of the bad quality of Hat, has induced Mr. Hare; of No. 71, Strand, who has resided there.,these twenty years, •to try the experiment of mixing Moles• Fur with Beaver, and which he has found to answer his most ardent expectations, not Only for their durability,which, on tria,'Will be found to wear out near two such Hats as are made in tire usual way, the • Mole Fur hkaking them. so much finer, and of a :closer texture than the various coarse Furs that are usually made use of in the Manufacturing of •Hats-; •and, with other good qualities, the .For will-not cOme off, which has been- ; .so much coin. planted of of late,. as well as their taking a :most beautiful Black,. and which will retain their colour: 'and being the , Manufielurer, , of his ,own Hats, -he sells them at' the low price of 11. 35.. Stamps included. Likewise a variety of Army aiul Navy. Hats, Folding. ditto, Patent Silk , Hats, Li- Very . ittei, and Ladies and Childrens Hats, elegantly trimnied N.B. Worthy the attention of Merchants for Exportation. -*„:1k Mole Skins bought, in any. quantity. PREGNANT LADIES • Whose situation requires a temporary Retirement ik 4 -, R. WA:I:SON, Surgeon. _ an& Kan-Midwife, otters to accommodate Ladies in an airy and retired situation, ,with Apartments to lye-in, ,on , terms suited tio, Well . circumstances and situation in ; their infants put out to nurse, and, humanely taken eare'of ; and as Humanity induces him to, otter his assistance to alleviate the 'horrors of Concealed Pregnancy, he hatters himself Ladies will find, on - application to him, the'grtatest attention and most pro found secrecy. - • . • Letters (post-paid) to Mr. Watson, , Surgeon and Man:- Midni:ife, or to - Ivlrs. Watson, Nlidivte, No. I 9 'Charlotte: - street Surrey-side of Blackfriars-bridge, will•meet the most pointed atuntlon. Where niay be had-the-PILL BENEDICTA, at . • •per-bcrx, a. C — ertain and - effeetual Keinetlx.to .remove all On_ structiens and I rfegularities, and an excellent Medicine at ter ,bad ..-. . . . LONDON :. Primal by BUCHAN-A N WIVII 1.1 AN, (of Bow-Street, Covent-Gantt:LW anti Publislini by Wil.i. 1 AU Alt MI Gr. a :Sea ,la r„, (of ficirst_ter,.. o‘ci, Westminster); At the SLII4-PFEACE, No. i Si t,z, ' 'viticte AdwertiathuntJ, Vrdtrs for the Paper, Letters t Q r. tf.e. Editor, &c. (pist-pqid)„ MILS tbe - addreped. . , . • . ESTATE AND 'MANOR, 'NEAR - CO!NSHIRE. •• • •.- TO BE SOLD BY-AUCTION', , . • Mr.. 5M1:14,.. At Garraivav's Collee-housc, 'Change-alley . , Cornbilly . ptt Wcdk,sday the" ith of August, at Twelve 'r r i4E • -MANOR :laid TOWNSHIP and ESTATIL of BaoTHE RTO • bounded_ by 'Navigable Streams' communicating . with "the opulent Sea-port Town. of Boston, and the moax considerably Navigationi of F,ngland,- jrjteQected. by .a .rku.rnvike-road, with. the MANOR-HOUSE and 0111,•.e5. - OnTharn, Ptea. sure and Kitchen Gardens,' well stocked aiii!"- } k;tc:l ; for Nine Hors.es, .a powerful MILL a la ;e Throliing, Winnowing i - ,\lachine, Staiis I: 4 1. 14iRciy i head of Cattle, large C;ranaries a F.irm-h , cii,c. Sft:- Cow-houses, , a WIND - •CO RV I AI 1 12I„' Tnirteen Cottages,, and . ritucrousOut-buil .tings , with, 5',;9, Acres 01. ,rich Arableaud Grazing Land in Eif , -eignt Divisions, with , , in a Rin f'encu. Let at Rents, an 1` Lf 1h Vatic of 15 . 5 tI. rp.'iod. per annnuf.- - - . ' Tiie Estate comptanits : an excellent Sintattort for itnproce ment, highly advah-p,,gt-ous. near the Nealitct its the Kingdom: tile , 1.2 AL•l'are" eompariiii, - e - ty low, "1;14 reduced by an Esrate.applicthle to of.the...li,aar. be yiewed, , and Nardiciiatis nail„ ten dys the” Sale, of ilft. 'I tii 'Attorney at Ltliol;hoston ; o:the ' Prit?ters of. the CW - ibri:4 - .,t‘ Intelli4encer, eiNift ,Nr.ze chry,..and Nottin g ham Juullual t Kr. Brace, .r.50,H414; - : liss ~ seN-court, Temple; ; at t";:rrea‘v:t;'S ; My-, Broad-street, ERchaive. ' - T wits.nOt Rin-I,IUCTANCF., tart :t deviated fion regularity a;i t brit 1 • te-ei raiiicient coryipp . satjonin tAasfing carasialerablteendut,e,t-•to. the tiaile4 lierittiotrof lifenevFrest stalnrini;s...• . , • • As.. t.!•l‘lE MB-Elk ;-()1 ,. ..'N Ez , 'l& () \ritY; r () F.''t ' SUtI'GFONS, I ito us to 'resort,i o ol4. , yaOirci cret ton tro,in, the ra,pi}ci.,ts c aki.l-ignorane l of t;i4lN i trtogict) • this:hrthccli tuidibeettiirthertb ri6irst.l , ; . co di e t Vis wilt v.. 'A I. I>i SE A Sr. .?y yecldi:•e abilities fully equal, and, atten4;s, 4 o,witil , All 'V . • ances, - btiu in tibpirtro - pvess.; pttiltde they ssibitiiy o danse,r by ;in' ii-riiiiediae„-ctire., 9r trradi cattrthe most insTiiious and tIl l ,0,- - .,t•coitiptiolatecr..4;lis, • car)!. onLy'ho-ex.peaed ftOtTt a' Prde,titlbn&r , dirdi,ili'aitiirsilfori - EIY• cligaged in spcli , exertions. • ; • o ce..aniinate the trainc bv CirT;::l,lld,t() procure nOt iiiiir n ely a react<ll, 7:.an increase of vig9ur those - whorc'qnstittaiions us-•••• dertnitte;.l By - a srca ET and,..soL.l W W I tll.l l ar jea'and pursuit Ot•in e•yens pri.teli,ce. Antici . st,tbs, tlsutltt '_ and calamities N.V hien sill ridsituaticinfis' ingto the teeling,tnind, than brat of I who is conscicup that his ovm fortimaie'caii,e - On'his Merited mis'ry—but to sink spair, .a desire or cohcearrhg::hf-•aiiis:,t . adding to • thc • how'evcr ff ifl (other Mdic I,lVfet3nia• 'eoisr4cfl&ut,,locolPr .1) I in , }eel. enatied'fo"olltea ai:eyv ,efe a-it-chat nt and the . most respeCtable have failed: The terms of remuneration tre,nnequivoc i llly stateci v,1,1) 1, . 1 first intertiyw,landliberality.:of treatffi'ent , ,7'ti4' larity of qualifieation, constituto'ite .• Mr. may be consulted peroriall3 - . or by 1 his house, No. 29 . , A rhnctcl-stre;:t,, Strand, near , Bar. • . • . I'hereis an additional entrance in NV;iter-strect, act and ithe name is oh both the doors . ; • • • - • Alernber of the 120y44,,,i, • ertSurgeonsof• I 7.. . To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq. N 2. Bridge.-Stree - f; "Lonaiiis. • Honoured Sir, Edinburgh, 'Marell eg; r • BEG:leave to in,orm you, that' evert hate t I year 1790, I' have been afflieted w,ith the I.ues•Vi - Aie.-,, rea; which, horn •its obstinately resistin g e ver y c , .nirse of Aledieine prescribed by the most eminent of the faculty nere; and undergding several severe ,courses. of saiivaticAn, and twice discharged from the Hospital;. with littler Jiei, would appear to : be,of the most inveterate-nature. spring ollast year Inv disorder had got ,to such a .hecd, 35 nearly to put a - period to my existence el on the crown•ot my head, one, on each arm, cod toy ari were broke outin a. frightful manner; rtiny right wasdreaa• fully painful, and had been in a 'slate of ukeration f„r the last seven years;, left had also two On was very much discoloured,-and gave the eAcrutiat- ing pain, particularly When warm bed, as nearly to prive Me of rest ; in :thiS lamentable mended by -Mr. 1, Thompson, .(Who raelVeki sr;, 3 . - cure by them hetej, to take : yfmr P Which I began to do on the -:6t11 , of. May ; . of a fortniAt I began ta ;recciic .1 than a month, • the ulcers on my heed • and t soundly healed—soon after, ,the sores ; .also; leaving, however, considerable' discioouratiiin skin ; and pain in thd •boneof the - lett, 'W:iiieh; by .the ling of God, and a little longer perseverance in your inVa-- - suable Medicine, subsided .toe nodes dispersing,. the s '.-;,:t regaining its natural hue, 'and the notturna; Trains grittl going•olt: I thus oecaine, by your advice:at:o perfeztly tree trim all - my former coatp,hii.. , s have recovered my forther spirits and strili:!l•, came jolly and tat, in which 'state • :•;:j months to the astonishment of all who a loss in what terms to express soy v.ey iOr the good of other sulN:ring Mortals, case as public As pOssibie, as I shall'-oil eve :y ; irksti doing, you will greatly obligo,• •Slr, 'your • g,rat - eiqii , obedient, very humble servant, A i,I 1, MUR&E'r:. Swan's Close, High-street, EdinbUrgh. . • Witnesses to theiibove TitomisoN ' No. New' Poultrx Narket t and , JOHN NPINTOSH, Old Assembl y-C Lose, Ldiilburgll., , Prepared and Sold by the stile Proprietor,• • • T nom as TA, y Lax, Member of the-Royal \ C-ollege'iof };eons, at his House, No. 9, New Bridge-street,.Lquiton; where, alter a -constant-residence of more than years, in a praetice particularly direded to the . ;tire bi - Venereal Complaints 'and those incidental •t 3 ktie -Pti'rrtt , Gt;neration, with that inviolable secrecy which If 1 k his profession should always observe lu tUcli . flatters himself, the advice and assistancote ,statu4crisilY administers to persons taking this, Medicine, • esteemed, by t discerning 'Public, as an aliarita, sel (loin attainable and void of all ambiguity • Also said, by his appointment, for the ebtivenience.° th ise living at a- distance, at the Perfumer's, N. 35 , P' Alban'S-strcer, Pall-Mall . ; the Toyshop, NO: 163. ( ."'' •;', tort-street; Disborough's, : No: 7; Tish-streetni/;;, Mr Steal's, Bookseller, No. t, Union-row, Little.TtAW hill ; Mr. Baxter's, South-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. / IC I,I -.',,; , don tht. "GlasgoW ; Mr. Call4Ws, ; Ter; in to every• considerable town in Great Britainaii3Or e f i,! , 1;10, in Boxes of only 2S. 90. each, sealed 41) And p/ciu directions, whereby persons or either cure ctierns;lves with ease,- speed{ secrecy, and salety:n:' a N. B; Samp, Every Box sold 1,1.( - ; rear Itrittis seated' kap on which, by favour of the printed. at the Stamp-011iee:-": T. Taylor, N0..9; 13i - idee. St reet," --to imitate which is' 'Felony, aild-atr. (itrr ale' Counterfeits,' • • . . . . • r , -