The Sun. — London, England, 1807-06-13 00:00:00

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WITH THE YOUNG HUSSAR ; 7 Or; LOVE AND MERCY,: • The Overture and Music composed by Mr. Kelly. The Charaders by Mr. EC LISTON. MA. EltitE, Mr: CHERRY, - Mr. GIBBON, Mr. DIGNUM, Mr. FITZSIMMONS, Mrs. MOUNTAIN, Mrs. HARILOWE,Mrs. BLAND, The Doors to be opened at Halt-past Five,.and begin at Half-past Six. - On Monday., The Mountaineers ; after which, 'T-he Fair Circassian ; with The-Devil to Pay. • BRITISH GALLERY, PALL-MALL MHIS GALLERY, for tlid EXHIBITION and SALE of the WORKS of Bittilsß ARTISTS, Is now open to the Public, and will continue open every-Day,- . from ten in the Morning till five in the A Iternoon.--Admit, tance is.—tatzlogues 6d: By Order, VALENTINE GREEN, Keeper. ARMY. ANY Lady ,or• GeOtlernan who wilt procure a Company in'a Regiment of the Line .lor a LI EU.- TENANT on Full-pay, snail receive a yea handsome Don ceur. • 'Letters addressed to Ma M. M. at Messrs.-Chapman and Burr.ige's, 31, Old Bond-street, will be -immediately at tended to. CZ' No personiil interview with the Advertiser , can be gratified; neither will the Person's Name who procures the Situation be required. IHE ONLY LOTTERY of Twenty Thousand Tickets that evtr• colirdiried a Prize of-14114:TV THOUSAND POU N US, begins Drawing the 14thofjuly, 1807. SCHEME. 2, .4 : I'll - Ls! of £30,000 - is - ,C30, FF ,0 2 . - 110,coo - - 4 0 , 000 - lo,opo - - - 5.001 b - - • 10,000 5 - - - • 'l . OOO -v;., - 50_0 50 ---- - 4 004 - - - - Zo:o 5 0 2500 - 2c 2ioo - - 15 - • - 37,5 0 0. Z0,0, -, o 'Tickets £200,060 Tirst-drawn Ticket Fourth Day, being the only Fixed Capital, THIRTY -THOUSAND POUNDS. ' t --Regular Drawing of woo Tickets eacl - Mily.' TICKETS and SIIA RES on Sale at all the Licenced Lot. try Offices, and- by tiLeitAgents in Logi:old and Scotland. PRICE. Half - - - Quarter - - £2 r 2 0 - 6 6 Ticket - - - 4:19 17 0 to 3 _OI Eighth - 5 3 u I Sixtee►tth_ THE KNIGHTSBRIDGE ANN.I I ITY BANK, No. 8, Lower Inhn,Strcet, Golden-Square, ESTABLISHED many-Years, for supplying the Public with Money to any amount, upon every species of Keal and Personal Security,- at Annuity , Interest, is under the management of a single Diretior, whereby the publicity attat.hed to modern I nstitutions, conduCicd by nutneratis--Di redo's, and ihe'f unds supplied by a multiplicity of Sub. seribet,s,• is avoided ;•ner are the Names of the Patties record ed in Oitice Books for general inspectb , n, aml transmitted tp Posterity. The tediousness and tot rnaiit yof Counsel is dis pensed with . ; the business is transacted with facility, and without any - exposure or exaction. The Public are to apply personally, between the hours of ,Twelve and Five, or by Letters ipost-paid), Ag4reptiet to he Ureaor (4 . the Knightsbridge Bank, — No. g, Lower' street, Golden-square. .„ NA. Bills discounted. AV - 11'6E410LO ESTATE • WINDSOR FOREST. TO BE S' )LI? BY PRIVATE (.:ONTRACT, AMost .Desirable FREEHOLD' - ESTATE on • the borders of Windsor Forest, 31 miles frOm London, • about ten from -Windsor, one mile from Binfield, ; and two mileS . trorn a Post ,and Market-town. It consists.o, about 8 Acres of Land, of which.about 25 Acres are Meadow and asture, and about 13 Acres 'Arablb"; with Farm- house, - Barn, Statile; and Cottage in perfea'repairy and : right of Pasture over extensive Commons. The Land is within a perted Ring-fence, is occupie&l by,the , P,roprietor, is in the higheSt - slatenf cultivation, -artet• - possessiOn may be had as soon as the purchase is completed. The - Timber and growing Crops - to-be-taken at.a-vatuation. The neighbour hood is genteel, the Country abounds with Game, the King's Hounds; as also a Pack of Lox .1-loun:ls-rfrequertrly hunt in the vicinity, - .A Coach ,for London passes daily,th-totigh the aforesaid Market-town.-41) 1 Y to Messrs- Bolton, Lane, and Lane, No. 5, Laurence . Poilltrniihill. • FREEHOLD TITHE-FREE FARM AND LAND. • TO BE . SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, Either together, or 'in Lots, the following Estates, situate in the Parishes of Newport Pagnell, and Sherington, in the County of Bu c kingham ; Lot i• A DESIRABLE FARM, cOnsistincr of a good and substantial Farm- house, with conve nient Yards, Barns; •and. all other requisite Buildings, - and two Closes of Pasture-groutid,adjoining, containing about.s t Acres • together with Close of exceedin4 rich Meadow land also adjoining, containing:about 35 Acres, now in• the Occupation cif Mr. john Watts. Lot 2. A Ciose of Pasture-ground adjoining the above, .containing-about 18 Acres and a half, now in the Occupa tion of Mrs. Ann Higgins.. Lot 3. Another Close of Pasture-ground adjoining.the pre ceding, containing about, t 8 Acres, now in the Occupation of Mr. Eusaley Hewitt. - Lot 4. Another Close of Pasture-ground adjoining the last mentioned, containing about six Acres, now in the Occupa tion of Mr. Joseph Conquest. I.ot S. 4notner Close of Pasture-ground adjoining the last 'mentioned, containing about eight Acres and a half, now in the Occupation of Mr. john Allright. The above are all situate in the Parish of Newport Pag nell,-atoresaid, 'about one Mile distant from the Town, and within halt a Mile of the.G rand junction Canal. Lot 6. A very eligible Freehold Tithe-free Farm, situate in the I'ari,•:ll of Sherington, within two Miles of-Newport Pag nell, aforesaid, consisting of a good Farm-house, and Offices, Yards, Barns, Stables, and other necessary Buildings, and se veral Closes of inclosed Meadow ; Pasture and Arable Laud, containing about 96 Acres, now in the 0c . 0.0 . 4t40n of Mr. james Hislop ' „or t. The Land-Tax of the whole is redeemed. For further Particulars, and to treat fur the P,urphase, ap plication may be made to Mr. Lucas,. Solicitor,',Newport Pagnell ; and for a View of the Premises, apply - to; the se % eral Tenants. • N. B. Part of the Purchase-Money may remain on S:cu ',ity. of the Premises, it desired. SATURDAY, JUNE 13, 1807. To the FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of LAN CASTER. ENTLEMEN,. if ANY of. my. Friends having made known to iv.a. me that- a very general wish was expressed by the. Freeholders of Lancashire, that I would present myself as 'a Candidate to represent the County iri the approaching Par liarnent, 1 feel too much flattered by .their-partiaiity not to make my most 'grateful acknowledgments to those Gentlemen who intended to honour me with their Support. To be one of the Representati'ves of almost the first County of the United . Kingdom,- would he a proud situation in life, beyond which my ambition would never aspire. Having, however, long witnessed the indefatigable and "able services of my worthy Friends, your present Members, I should have deemed myself highly culpable if I had occasioned any dis. turbane amongst you by an offer of my services at the late Eleetion. Ever since I have been in Parliament, the, Landed and Commercial Interests of Lancashire have experienced my anxious support ;' and, whilst I continue in the same, ho. nourable situation, my greatest pride will consist in being Useful to my native County. l' have the honour to be, with the greatest attachment, • Gentlemen, - Your most faithful and obedient Serv3nt, •RORT PEEL. Drayton Manor, June 9, 1807. • To theGENT LEM EN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS • of the COUNTY 01 YORK. • GENT LEMEF,,i, A_ FT E It .the termination of this long and arduotis Contest, I should be inexcusable if I did not return My sincerestand wannest Acknowledgments tot the honour able and,ireceived ndependent. Support which‘ t- have- recei through . . course the whole or it. Though ,our etfOrts .ha hve ot 'been crowned with success, yet the impressions which the kind ness, the activity, and the exertions of triy , numerous Friends hive made upon my mind, are such as no time can etface or diminish. The Representaeion of my native - County in Parliament • hasiso long been the first objed ' 4 my ambition i it has so,, •,long been--the pride and pleasure of 1n) life to, :endea-' , your toprove my Aratitud.... by ,my' services, that it... , writi.kl • be in vain tb . r me to attempt to conceal my .own per- -• sonal disappointment in the recent failure of` the hopes I had, entertained olagaineojoying•that distinguished Honour : ' but I should, I confess, feel deeper mortification, it that fdPire could-justly beattributcd to the motives to which ithas neell ascribed, or if inferences •could•fairlybecirawn- Train it un favourable to the.eYeat Caus, of wilier' 1 hive stood forththe faithful and zealous 4upporter. ' • In the nto nieur or' Tr:union you haNre been desired to con sciier the result.orthis,C - emest as an AirSyver_to the Appeal: which His Majesty , has made to the Sense of .his VeOple.. 1 feel. it to betty peciti tar ' Duty, aciluainted as . l am with all'. the circumstances of time Contest, iind . tlis prevailing disposi tions and sentiments throughout this great and opuleut County, which- has ever been .distinguished by its Loyalty and Pa triotism, to rescue it, 'as tar as illy'protest can have that died, from the injustice of that irriputation. , I t is a 'justice I owe to you- and to the Public Cause in which we have been „engaged to state,;, titatyilie.sinall Ma . joi:ty obtained by my Opponent (without examinit!e at this mu ::ent.' by what means` obianted, , thi• of whom compOsed) • has been produced by considerations Wholly personai.to my self ; by local prejudices, artfully .revived (how justly en- ; tertaiiied I ain confident a very short t i me will *evince); train ' which, if the great :Public anti Constitutional Questioivigi tated through, - ..ut theKiogdo:ii, could .have been separated, the event would ha,v; been indisputably different,' I might appeal to the great majority of the Landed Inte -rest of this County, which.haS been unequivocally in my l'a vour, and of the Principles I have publicly and undbrinly professed.' . . I might appeal even to the very Distrids in which those, prejudices have, as it is well. known, recently open:tett to my disadvantage.' The sentiments they have eXpressed in their unanimous_ Addresses to the, King, without one single Ad dress in any part of 'the County' of an opposite description, are a decisive answer to the boast of Political Triumph. . It is for you, Gentlemen, to decide upon the justice of•the inferences Much have been made iii favour of ipiitions brought ror.vard at the close of the Poll, in opposition, - as' I firmly belivie, and, believing it, lum bound-to state, to the -declared Principles upon which .the County has uniformly ,ailed. It is the support of those Principles which has hitherto tecominended - me to your favour, and in continuing to sup, .port them I shall stilt have :the, consolation to retied that whilst 1 am tollow nig the dictites of my own conscientious judgment I am giving elle:A to the -teal and unbiassed 00i ons of the Freeholders of Yorkshire. - I have the Honour to be, Gentlemen, With, the greatest respects, and attachment, Your most obedient and devoted Servant, . HENRY I.A.CELLES. 1.-Hanover-square, lune to, 4507. ' • . SALES OF ESTATES. NEAR CROYDON, SURREY. • - • • ELIGIBLE LAND, FOR: BUILDING,. COMMAND INC RICH AN - f) 'EXTENSIVE 'PROSPECT, And only -Eleven Miles from 'Lendcfri. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • ' ROBINS, 4t Garraway's Coffee-house,: in Exchange-alley, Cornhill, • on Monday the ioth lune at Twelve o'Clock, in Lots; AHE FREEHOLD and TITHE-FREE' - ES- 'PATE, Land tax redeemed ; comprising,the valuable Track of Land, A DDINC;TON Hi LIS, 'rind. part 'of S HI R.: LEY COMMON, formed by Nature a most beautiful situ. ation forerectingVillas, commanding tic and-extensive .pro spe6ts of the country, and_ abund.mtly supplied with excel lent water, situate between Croydon and Wickham, in the County of Surrey, and a short distance from the Canal ; the Lots ate laid out for the accommodation of Gentlemen 'and Builders, and are well worth attention. May be viewed by i4lying to Mr. Peat, Bailiff; Cole harbour Farm, of whom particulars may he had ; at the Fox and Goose, Shirley Common ; King's Ardis, Croydon ; Belt, Bromley ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden stivare ' AUSTIN FRIARS. CAMAL MERCANTILE RESIDENCE, SPACIOUS CONVENIENT YARD, &c. ' TO BE SOLD BY 'AUCTION, . * 'By Mr . . ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-house, Exchange-alley, Comhill, on Manday;z9tli Inst. at Twelve o'Clock, VERY Eligiblo • LEASEHOLD ESTATE, romprisnig a spacious roomy House, planned for the accomnodation of a large family, late the residence of God frey 'Di r;itoo, Esq. deceased ; the House contains, on the ground-floor, an Entrancelialland an Inner Hall paved with marble; LibrarY, Dressing -J - 09m, Store-room, large Kit- Butler's-room, &c.: on the first-floor a spacious Din ing.yarlour, two, Drawing-roorns, communicating by folding doors; roomy Bed-chamber, ',Water:clo,set, &C.: second `story suitable Bed-chambers ;..and'on :the third story a Lauri"- dry, Drying : room, Stivants' Bed-robins, anti Staircase to the roof : Principal and secondary Staircases, roomy Offices,,Cel furs; &c. in the hasement story ; - open airy -paved yard, with a door to the Gardens of, the Drapers' Company ; the whole in 6(cellent order. TO bevievved With Tickets, which, with Particulars, may be had at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Leiden-square. LINCOLN's INN FIELDS. ELIGIBLE RESIDENCE, COACH-HOUSE, and S FAB L E:S, tic., By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Cotte.z-hont-e,' in 'Etchange-alley, Cori,hlll, on Monday, 29th Inst. at Twelve o'Clock, . HE LEASE of a •Compad and very Eligible - k.SIPENIC E, situate on the South _Side of Lin..oln's: - Inn fields ; contains on the ground 'floor a neat Viitratice hall,: spacious- noble. Eating-parlour, -Breakfast-room, .and 'stifdy, &c. On the first-story,are two Wattdsome Drawing- - 'looms, excellent lied-f,-,harnbers cn . the second story, and Servants'-roonis over ; to-the basetnent story are convenient -.family 0 ifices„ , go , al .Cellating: &c. Coiclt-house .ar.d Sta bles, with ce , mmunication to Porttigal-strect ; the whole late ly put into substantial and good repair. • - T-he rurcha)er may be accommodated with the elegant Householdl - urniture at a valuation. To . be viewed biTick'ets, Which, with Particulars, may be had of Mr. Robins, Warwick street, Golden:square. . • pATENT. Sofa an 4 Chair Beds, : Dining Table, Br a ss screw Bedsteads, new Sideboards, containiii4 - a Set.of - Tahles . ;•several new Inventions and excellent -im provements in Cabinet and Upholstery: Furniture; gracious , ly patronized by the. King, Queen, .and Royal, Family. BUT E is ,the Original Manufadory, and he is the true- roprietor of the Patents (the Deeds of which may be seen at his - Ware-rooinsh has• had the , honour of executing Orders in fashionable Furniture for great numbers of the No bility and entry, Many of %%horn have favourably conde .scended to recommend his IVlantiladory, }wowing it to be -Abe Original., Window Curtains, brawing-room and Par- - lour . Chairs, and every Attiole in. the above Branches, in a variety of elegant and fashionable Designs.. The Patent Brass Screw Bedl are fixed with the.greatest ease, without tools; 'or tiq.:lcs or nails in the 'Furniture. , Particular attention to useful Improvements in furniture for the Gentlemen of the Artily amid Navy, and foit EXpoi-fa tion. Musquita Net Beds of v.arienis kinds for , the East and ; Fine Goose. Feather. •Beds,..and all kinds :.of Bedding, alv% ays ready at BUTI, E it's WA Et.f. HO US E, Nos. 13 and 14, Catharine-street, Strand.—Please to be par ticular ; a Brick -front House. ROYAL PATENT. GODBOLD' s VEGETABLE , BALS &M, • for Cotiglis ' Colds, AitliinaOind Consumptions, is ac- Isnowledged - hy the Faculty, tie "only Meditine• capable of Subduing 'a Phthisis, and say they'do not'despair of success, even in the Worst of_ cases; . _ for which re.ason)io person ought to be without it, for by taking it upon the first attack of a Cold, particularly in Spring and Autuiniy,. and. upon going and returning-from all Public Amusements, it is Sure to fife vent its liking upon the Lungs ; and if this - precaution was attended to, thousands would escape its fatal consequences annually. This 'Medicine., lias ' froM experience, most de servedly obtained not only its . Noble Patronage as)tbllo*s, butdhat.of many .others, too numerous . to insert, : who, from having proVed its efficacy, Most strongly recommend it:to be kept in all Families : The Most Noble the Marquis of Lothian. Right Hon. Viscount Dudley and Ward. Right •Hoti. LOrd Macdonald. • Right. Hon. Lord Grantley. • • Right Hon. late Lord Fortescue. Right Lion. Lord Montfort. Right Hon. late Viscotintess Dudley'and Ward. RiOit Hon. Lady Dowager Grantley. Ri,iit lion. Lady Dowager Viscountess'Falmouth. . iti,ht Hon. Lady Dowager Fortescue. Lady A ppreece. Sirs—Francis Blake, Edward; Newenham, john Coghill, and George Armstrong, Barts. GeneralS= Doyle Aid Drouly. Colonels—Baker and Debath. And' a great many othersnt the Nobility, as may be seen in the Treatise, at the Proprietors, N. and S. Godbold, No. 3, Bloomsbury 7 square; Where , Attendance js - giveneVCry Diy ' • front' Eleven till Twd o'Clock" (Sunday excepted).' Said by all respectable Venders in Town and Country. ,/%1J DD LES E X. ,• COMPACT GENTEEL HOUSE, ..GARDENS, &c. • HESTQN,,,N EA R O•S'l2 HUN PARK, HOUNSLOW, - AND CRANFORD. • 10 BE SOLD BY ..AUCTION, . By. Mr. ROBINS, 'At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'change alley, Cornhill, on :Monday, tl,;e,29th inst. at Twelve o'c Jqck, • A DESIRABLE FREEHOLD and COPYROLD . . ESTATE, cOrnpri4ng a Neat and . ,Coinpad kesi deuce, standing on a - Lawn,- separated. from the road by a -paled Fence contains on the Ground Floor a neat Entrance,. two excellent Parlours -with windows to the Lawn, Servants' • ROOms, good Kitchen, Scullery, Larder;Cellars, Stc.';' on the .First Stot)',- two spaciou§, lied-chambers, DreSsing-roOni, , and two Servants' Rooms, and suitable Rooms over ; the de tached' ()ts are a Coach:-house, and - a : Stable .tor- three hores, Lofts and Rooni over; Coal-:hotis e e, Poultry-house, ; a large Garden, fenced round, :well - cropped,. and plant ed with' choke Fruit-trees, Lawn,, and Pleasure -ground; laid out: with GraVel-Vvalk, and stock - id with Forest-trees and Shrubs, tormirrg a very eligible property fora small Family. Maybe viewed .by applying on the Premises, where parti 611ara4pay be had ;• at,the.lted-. Lion, Southall and Nouns . /low ; Three Pigeons,..l3rentforck Star and Garter, Kew ' bridge; • Mr: Adarm, Cranford--bridg%; White Horse, Ux -bridge ;at Garraway's ; andof Robins, Warwi.:k-street, Golden-square. .COOLING. CASTLE. FARM,..near ROCHESTER, KENT. . . • , TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At Garraway's Coffee-House, in Change-Alley, Cornhill, Lotvhm on Wednesday - the t7tit of June, at Twelve o'.Clock, .in Three Lots,- By Mr. LEONARD, A Very Valitabli3 FREEHOLD FARM, .called • Cl COO LING CASTLE, ...six from Gravesend, and four from Rochester, in a high state of Cultivation, with utexcelJent Farm-House, and all suitable Out-buildings, and i.COttate, ail in . good Repair ; 'containing' in the iv hole . 461 Acres; littlernore or.less; of rich A ra'ule,. - Meadow,. Pasture, and fresh Marsh Land, all lying together in a Ring Fence, in the'PariSh of Cooling and C la; the whole in the occupa tion of Mr. Michael•Compo'rt; whose Lease thereof expires at Michaelmas next. A Map May be seen at Mr. Woodgate's, Solicitor, Golden . square, • London, of whom printed Particulars may be.had ; 'also a tG a rraway's'; at the Fountain, Canterbury the George, Sittingbourpe ; the. Star,„Maidstone ; .the 'Sun, Chatham ; the Bull, Rochester; the Sir lohu Falstaff; Gad's Hill ; the Gravesend; the Bull, Dartford ; 'and of Mr. keonard, Laud Surveyor; Chapel-court, New BurlingtOn stiCet, London. . This Day' was. •14 .eatly.orinted in• One Volume; price ss. bo . mis, A YO FILAR ESSAY on the .DISORDEjt. .;nl. fimiliarly termed a COLD, in w.iich the means of obviating the various causes which are-liable; either reniutely to contribute to the produCtion of this ccin plaint, or witti h more immediately exCite t , ' ether with tile most etr-ctual methpd of removing it when present; are explained iii a man ner familiar to every capleity ; and to which are added, a Colledion of approved Receipts and Observallons on the most .popular Remedies, principally designed for toe use of Familti and composed with' a view of 'rendering ,more - teasively' known the insidious nature 'of a Dieonler which, to the Inhabitan'tgaf the variable •C limate - of 'Great Britain, -too - often ptoves the bane of health and comfort .; and theteby diminishing, its frequency, and preventing its perniefous 'itfeds. • ; • • ' By E. L. AV HIT E, ,S urgeon, 44c. Printed for T. Cadell anti W: Davies, Stiiind: MR. LiCFOUR is perteCtly aware of the preja .dices which many possess to the acivettisnig system, 'and would reject it as.derogatory to his Profession, particu larly as his extensiveT raCtice in London entirely precludei the necessity of it; but paving for many years confined his Practice to ;he Cure of . strictures, Obstruclions, G..leets, bee. as well as Debility and alt other Disofders of the' Urethra, requiring secrecy, and being sole Proprietor of DA RAWs CELIIRRA [LI) bOUGIES and - WE:ALIA ES, he feels himself actuated by motives • of-duty to „td ,, pt it as the only thettlpd bywhich iugreat number:oll'e , ons, in evoy part of thelingtioini; may obtain eftedual relief, which experience proves they ;cannot obtain froth country . praditioners. Ills method of cure is mild and efficacious, and not liable to the objections made- to the Caustic and other violent methods, which do not prevent a relapse. .For the various syrnittuints . , see Nix. D.'s Treatise, price 2s. 6d. to be h:td at his lionise, No: 54, Pt:Wl:street, 'Soho, .where he. continues to give Ad.. vice, in separate Rooms,. from Nine to Lour. -Letters for Advice are eipetted to contain a Bank N ot6 • bocToa HOWELL's 1'owDE:10. - 1 -I ITS.--EPILEPSIES i . CONVULSIONS, HY ..11. ST ER I CS, and riiaos ‘ a vb rl eDe K iEl i i t i ta d t s u. o_ n f ol F a.l . ,i i ite T i y S', E ffiri r tc a 9a d v,„: i cyc a ti, l . i t b y ye theseiat rd gi.ie b iail y V Or al . ti ll ab ° le W l" € os i- vi L le ' r s s number of Lures performed on Persons of both Sexes,' and of all Ages ; many, of whom had been dreadfully afflicted for a long series of years ; and,- having taken a variety of Me. dicines, without finding any relief, were deemed by the l'a. culty absolutely incurable. , .The few tollownig Cases ate selected from a very long' list Doctor's may be seen at the Doctos House), and are attest ed by such 'respeeiable Charattets, , that 111. f smallest doubt cannot rennin' in the mind of the most locrc-dulous. The Soo of Mr Truman, of 6iltsptir-Streeti aged eighteen years, had 1- al hitg Firs 'from his chilulloW, .hut is no, c e _ - storedto pet led health by• Dr. Howeti's Po .vdl, s , : _-wi-,,, e ,,,, Dr. 'I urner, Fellow of the Royal College --of Ph) sijatis, wa's more than . p I..o iNi nd i o s. r, g b eb y e t c y c h ,t o ( m ; r t L.,e li n ey , ,o W t e t r i Lr su ec v o o n ) ni v ie r i ,l t t n i et ri l e . M I LP()t , RD,.. N.L. Alt, ,I..YM 1N GTO N, HANTS. -- To BE SOLD, , I 2a years afflicted with Convulsions and Falling Fits ; a n d a l- A MODERN BUILT. HOUSE, containing a I though site :tact been an I ii-I).atieht of St. Bartholoole•.Y's .U.d • Dining Rooth,. Is by iB, ' an adjoining Drawing Room , Guy's Hospitals, never rece: ;L.{ any benefit till she hatitaken , 1 oy * ls; Library of the same 'ttimensionsi four Chambers I 1)r. Howell's Powders, whict, perfeEtly cured tier.—Witness, with: best Beds, and four, smaller, with serv.ant'sclitto; two ~ - the Rev: , Silr, Hunt s Minister,o( the Savoy.. .1 Dressing Rooms, W it ter closet, and domestic Officesof eyery ) • NI r. Daniek,wix, or vve,st ti.iisley, Surrey, near 70 years description, shitable to the accoininoation or a mifodern- . of age, vas tar more th...ri.se , ';,.:nieen years s:,' grievousial sized genteel family .;;• two Coach-houses, Stable, good Gar - - flieted with ,Convulsions and Falling- Fits as frequently ro dm, in - which is a comfortable Cottage ' should more'room -, have ten biri4a meek,.and, atlez,e , Nry means welt,. tried ii, vain be wanted for servants, and plpity•ot fine \\Titer, both, in ; •by, the most eminent_ of the Faculty, was eo nipi c( eo, carrel 'Honse and Garden:. ' "Che Houk' stands on a sloping lawn, I by Dr. Flowelps‘PowderS, L. Wniness, the Rev. Mr. k utior. fronting the South, and itnineciiatelY opposite. the Needle 1 ton 'Minister of West Horsley. Roctsls arid the bold Chalk Cliffs-of the 7 1.4,1 e at Wight, .It is .., . M-tet AnitiWilii,4llls, of Lay tonstone, ..Essex; had violent about half a mile train the sea ,- is surß)unded by zo acres of Fits rrOnt her infan4 till she ,ai sixteen years of aye, w i 1 ,, 11 , excellent Land' iti, five fields; IS near the Church and the bv-.tak.sing, Dr. ilow&li's Powc.ief, site %;,..is perleatty cu!eki - . Village ; but screened trout th4f by , plantations -- , is certainly .! Witliess;* the Rev. NI; Wititity; ,NI mister vii Lay tonsto, a very convenient, a yeryfieall'hy,,.and probably as beautiful ''' , who t(n - th!:- glcat hiessing publicly returned thanks to the a situation as must in Britain. The roads and taeighbohrhood HAI i I i in.g.ity _n hi s s Cii.q.ci.on the I tit ~I. Novenib.:r, t79.)• are very 'good. , - j l'hissovereig.iiß,lciedy is preiiiied, unde'rtlie Pam..., -.,„., o i , r. i ~. 1 i.,- -. . The Furniture, which in good eondition, may be Aiken ; ills Maje,sty„hy Dr. Howei l i ,, , e, J. L . 3 e , , a io: or lett at 'the option of a purehaSer. - - and is skyilt: lit h'l House, ,N ,. ..78, 1-IlAh .1 - lolborl,, Lii.;tl7 - ,;, 'o o L n i‘ tn i e. 211 :1 3 ):;::::: ' POssession can b., given almost imMediately.—May be view- _, and ~ :no, where-- else, at 1,..0.1. 1 Packet ; in , t. , inch .is in. ed:any,day bt..tt\ C;en . C ,, s'l;je. atia-T Ifte:f:, by Tickets, to be had ; closed a l'reattse, written by ..., of. Mr. Perkins, I,yrnlngton i and further particulars may be l. tioned Diseases.' ' " - known on the Premises; or by letter (post paid) addressed to 1 .1 *. All Letteis, post-paid, duly answered ; and the itowdei Mr. R. Thomas, foil Office, I.ymington., . - sent Many part 01 the Utsited *.iyidout., - . . SIXPENCE. AD AL,7•Y•7O - - - • • Mgy 25, 18cr OTICE is hereby: given, That a S.;:ssion of Oyer .- 11 :and Terminer and Gas[ Ddivery, for the, Trial of Vincef con:Mitt:don ; the High '.sea's, ipitl in the ofibi7ll:l - cf Ehgland,•will.be held at justice Hall, in the Old Hai f,ondon,:on Friday the 26th of june:next, at Eight o'Clock in the Morning f ' WIELMM .412SDEM, FICTU4LLOC:OFFICE, _ _ •• - - May 15. 18 7., THE COMMISSIONERS - for . VIC TWILLING HIS 11.14yESTI"s NAVY do hereby give Notice, That on Tuesday, the 3e,th of lane next; they Wilt, be .rea ! iy to receive Ttn4ri, it iwiting (sealed up), and treat fur the supply of what SEA . 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