The Sun. — London, England, 1802-11-26 00:00:00

ANOTHER SWINDLER.—A person calling him self Thomas, accompanied by two women, one of whom he passed-off as his .wife, and the other as his servant, took furnished lodgings- in Carlisle upwards' of-six months ago, during which time they lived in the most expensive and fashion - able style. His manners and appearance were such as to leave not the leaSt doubt that he was a man of ,considerable for tune, and of course he found no difficulty in contraCt ing debts to a large amount with several shopkeepers and tradesmen. He also agreed With a Gentleman tb build - him an elegant new house in the neighbour hood, which is now nearly finished, for which he had aClually bespoke a large quantity of furniture ; and, the more effeCtiially to stifle suspicion, he was frequently receiving large packages by the carriers, Which he represented to be plate and other articles of valve. At length, however, his creditors, tired with:being put 'ofrrom time to time by specious pretences, grew so clamormis, that he found he could not remain any longer in safety, consequently, on Monday se'nnight, he decamped, leaving behind, in his lodgings, nothing but some large boxes filled with brick dust arid other rubbish. The two wo_ men were seen the next day' travelling on foot to wards Scotland, but of Mr. Thomas no intelligence has yet been heard. As he means, no doubt, to pursue similar schemes of peculation in some other quarter, it may not be improper to give, by way of caution, a description of him.—He is stout made, about five. feet tenor eleven inches high, has short black hair, and is a little marked with the small, pox: he was generally dressed in black. Boxrxe. 7 —Wednesday morning, about eight o'clock, a pitched.battle took place in a field at Limsehouse, between a person of the,name of Scri ven, a Carpenter, - ,and another of the name of GMeroy, late a boatswain of a man of war, for ten gnineas . a side, which was fought with great courage on both sides. It lasted so minutes, when the former gave his antagonist a severe blow.on the ;head, by which he was laid on the ground ap parently lifeless. The quarrel originated upwards of twelve months ago on board a ship at Malta, ,when they agreed to settle their differences when they should meet in England. On Saturday se'nnight, a cause of ,much interest and importance, commencing on the preceding Mon day, was terminated in the Court of common-Pleas, in Dublin,, before Lord NORBURY and the Hon.. justices Ft NUCANE and JOHNSTON. It was a Trial at Bar, direCted by an order from the High Court of ChancerY, to determine whethe,r a Will made by the late Nichol* FRENCH, of Ballinasloe, in the County Galway, - ,Esq• in favour of his wife and a relative named WARP; to the prejudice of the, Heir at ,Law, IVIANtgr'FR'ENCH,. the Testator's next Brother, had been fraudulently and by undue influ ence obtained. After a variety of arguments by Counsel on both sides, and . a minute recapitulation of the evidence, and a learned and succinct explana tion of, the law, by Lord NORBURY, in a : charge; which occupied five hours, the verdict of the July 'confirmed the Will. PR ICE at,. STOCKS. Rink Stock Navy s per Cent. I°4B/ ;ler cent il9-, Too 9981 Irish s per Cent, 4 per Cent. Con. 83 82 3 per Cent. Red. 3 per Cent. - Con. 67i•1 iJitto Scrip Hank L. Ann. I)itto Short Ann. Ditto Scrip , On Saturday sei.nnight, 36 fine fat Bullocks were landed at Sunderland, from the Nancy, BATES, from Hamburgh ; and on Wednesday, .46 more 'were landed. from .the Libertj,,SliOßEY, also frotn Ham. These cattle are all in good condition; one of which was killed last week, and was allowed to yield more tallow than any ox of the size, that has been killed in Sunderland for. some years. back. The week before last, a _cargo of large fat swine was landed at Hull ; and several hunlred heads more of cattle and swine are daily expetled at Sunderland, &c. which we make no doubt will tend much to lower the exorbitant price of Butcher's meat, so long and justly complained of. 'DAY. - India Stock South Sea Stock Exchey. Bills Is. prem. Fundable ditto prem. 3d Excherittei Bills dis. Omnitinyoki I r ioi Imper. 3 per Cent. Ditto Ann. Bank for opening India for Acc. I Cons. Cot Op. 681 i MANSION-HOUSE IN MONTGOMERYSHIRE. TO BE LEVI', and entered upon at-Lady-Day next, MREFNANNEY HALL, an excllent M:odern -11 House, in coMplete repair, with Walled Gardens, Well stocked with Fruit Trees in tull beaiing; Stables, Coach-house, and Offices, suitable to a large Family situ ate in the pleasant and truitl'ul Vale of Myford, together with a convenient FARM within a Ring Fence, consisting of 160 Acr'es of rich Meadow, and Pasture, and sound Arable Land. The House consists on the. Ground Floor of a Portico and all Entrance Hall, a.Dining-room, 24 feet by IS, a Draw ing7room, .2.z feet by t 8; both tz feet iii4ll, With a Green house which opens to the latter, a. Gelitlemin's Dressing room, excellent Kitchen,--Back . Kitchen, Housekeeper's Room; Servants' Hall, &x...gond Wine_Vaul.t and Celiarx On,the SeCxfpdfloor, a'small Sitting-room, four Bed-rooms, .-with Presowroonis, and two more best Bed-rooms; and six ServabtS. axionis The Out,buildings consist of a Brew- DAY", and Cheese-room, Malt-house, double Coach ' hotise,;•Harness and Saddle Ruorn detached with a fire-place, excellent , five-stall .and two-stall Stable, large Waggon • Stable, and Waggon - House, Ox or Feeding flouse, - with plenty of Cattle Tics, Shed, Barns, and every Convenience for the occupation of the . Farm. Trefnanney lies - in a fine. Sporting .Country, and there arc good Kennels both for Hounds ancLP.ointers. ' Mr. Lewis, of Trefuanney Hall, will shew the Premises; and for Particulars, apply- to Messrs. -Pemberton and Coup land, Attorneys, Shrewsbury, , . Lt)NDUN : Prntr44 by i CFI:\ NA N M 4 MI f, LAN, fot Row-Street, Coyent_Garden); t akld Published by WILLIAM AR M ICY. a SCR irr s, (ot Suttth Multon-street, Gr,,svenoi square; At the SUN-OFFICE, No. 1 to, Strand ; where Advertitengatti, Order s for the' Paper, Letter; for the Editor, ice, (tort-paidi, must be addressed. BANKRUPTS. Tames Ketland, of the.. New -.City-Chambers, Bishopsgate street,-merchant, to surrender Npv. 30, Dec. 4, a t eleven, • and january 4, at ten at Guildhall , . Attorney, ML Taylor, Field-court, Gray's- inn. Joseph Payne, now or late of New-street, ,Birraingliain, bolsterer, Dec. 7, at four, 8, and Fan. 4, at eleven; at the Swan. Inn, Birminghani, Attornies, Mr. Chambers, Bir mingham ;tor Mr. Taylor, Southampton-Buildings, Chan t:cry-lane. Timothy Lewis, of N'eOport, Mbnmouthshire, coahmer chant, Dec. 8,9, and Jan. 4, 'at eleven, at the New Passage Inn, Portescuet, Monmouthshire. Attornies, Mr. Rigby, New City Chambers, London; . or Mr. Evans, Chepstow. Samuel Buibage, late of Fenny Stratford, Buckinghamshire, innholder, Dec. 15, i 6, and jan..4, at eleven, at the Saracen's Head Inn, Newport. Pagnell. Attornies, Mr. Arrowsmith, Newport Pagnell ; or Mr—Giles, Shire-lane, . . . . . Lincoln's-I . n. . _ loSeph Tinniswood,.now or late of Brampton, Cumllerland, linen-draper, Nov. 30, Dec.- r, and lan. .1, at eleven, at the house of Benjamin Holmes., innkeeper, Carlisle. At,. fornici, Mr. Fiodgson; Carlisle : or Mr. Hodgson, Cle- ment's- I nn, London. George Torrane,_of ermyn-street, merchant, Nov. 37, Dec. IS, and lan,•4, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney,. Mr. Lluyd, Clifrords-Inn - ; London.- William Wigstead, of Charing-Cross, stationer, Nov. 27, Dec. it and Jan: 4, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, %Mr. Alien, Carlisle-street, Soho. DIVIDENDS: Dec. 14. john Dane, William Williamson, and Robert Clay, now or late of Arnold; Nottinghamshire, hosiers, at eleven, at the Punch-Bowl, Nottingham. Dec. 21, Nathaniel Lansdale and Thomas Thompson, of -Bedford-street, Covent-Garden, woollen-drapers, at ten, at Guildhall. Dec. tr. John Norton, of Drury-lane, viaualler, at ten, Dec.at Guildhall. D ec. 18. Richard Burford, of Finsbury-square, Blackwell 'Hall-faelor, at one, at Guildhall,: Vrt. ri. , John West and Thomas Davies, of New Bond: street, silversmiths, at ten, at Guildhall. fan..2B. David Maitland, of New Bridge-Street, merehant; at test; at,Guildhall. Dec. 17. Thomas Clifton, late of Deretend, near Birming,' ."-'ham, tallow-chandler, at eleven, at the Stork Tavern,. Birmingham. Dec: 22. Richard Beresford, of A 1 fieton, Derbyshire, hosier, at at the George Inn, Alfreton. Dec :ao . • lathes RogerS, RiChard Blake, and john Purnell, of -Bristol, insurance-brokers, at twelve, at the White Lion,, Bristol. Dec. 22. William Wrigg, of Nlanchester, lignor-mercilant, . at eleven, at the Commercial -Inn, Manchester. Tan, 13. Arnaud Dttlau, of soho...s . quare, bookseller, at ten, -at guildhall. . Dee. is. ' Charles Frederick Schmoll, late - of Bristol, rnet'.. chant, at twelve, at the White:Liotc, Bristol. Dee,. 15_.• _Edward Smith, of Birmingliain, hat-manufaßttrer, `; at eleven, at the Sliiikipelte 'Fallern,' Hi rtningliatri. Dec. 16. lames. Riding, late of Runcorn,. Chester, mer chant, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Runcorn. De,;, t;. James Lawson, of Montagne-street, Spitalficlds, chair_maker, at eleven, at Guildhall. Dec. 3. John Ricketts, of Bristol, toy-Maker, at eleven, at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol. Dec. ,g. a James Dawson, 'of Liverpool, master mariner, at eleVen, at the George Inn, Liverpool. ! - Dec. to. Thomas Linsey, .late of Stippings,. near Black_ burr.; grocer, at eleven, at the Cross Key's, Preston. CERTIFICATES. . Dec. t 4. Thomas Horton, of Lawrence=Poultney-Hill, ' • Ste -fallen Cleashy, of. Austin-Friars, London, merchant. 0 s•,valci Pilling, of Livesey, Lancashire, miller. • Thoinai; Fothergill, of :Manchester, merchant. . - Oliver Frederick Stocken the younger,Aate of Parson's Green, Fulham, coal-merchant. AtLF-YORK, Ocr, 9,. Fraos'ilte LONDON GifZETPE,. 14v. ;3, 1802. Wm:Office, iv7ov,-,23,.t802. Tat Regiment of Dragoon Guards, Edwaid Deilbee.Temple, Gent,. to be Cornet; by purchase, vice Swain, who retires. 28th Regiment of Light Dragoons Major William Chabot, from .the Half-pay_qf the 27th Foot, to be Major, .vice Butter, who exchahges, - receiVing:the difference., • 28th Ditto, Ensign James Alexander Fehtsz6l, from the 66th Foot,_ to be Lieutenant, by- purchase, vice Honyman, pro moted. . _ ad Regiment of Foot,- Ensign'Charles ,Rarnus Forat to be Lieutenant, by purchase.- . . • -Lieutenant John Adams, from Half-pay .of the Regunent, to he Lieutenant, vice Dennis, who exchanges, receiving - t'he :difference. -.. Bth Ditto, Lieutenant , Edward Cotton to -be. Captain, by , purchase, vice Oliver, who retires. isth Ditto; Lieutenant William Henry'Newton, from the Royal Floileers, to he Lieutenant, •by purchase,- vice Monckland, promoted iu'the 9th West-India.Regiment.- . 3oth Ditto. Lieutenant Christopher Williamson, from Half -pay - of.the Regiment; to be Lieutenant. 34th Ditfts, Captain George F. A. 'Lake, from the 4th - Foot, • ,to be captain, vice Whitmore, who retires on the Half iay.of-Oe 4th Foot. William Baker '.Gent. - :Ito be Ensign, by purihaso, vice Carnegie, proMoted. 37th. Foot, Ensign Alexander Jeffery, from the 16th Foot, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Fenton, promoted. Oath Ditto, Lieutenant William Phillips, from Half-pay of • the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice G eddes,_ who ex changes, .receiving the difference. 4tst Ditto, Lieutenant Henry'Halsall, from Half-pay of the -40th-Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Hall, who exchanges, receiving the difference. . 6otlt Ditto, "Hospital-Mate Gilles Tucks to be Assistant. Surgeon, vice Eagland, - who retires on Half-pay of the 9th Foot. • • 63d Ditto, Lieutenant Robert M'Leroth, from .Half-pay of she. Regirnetit, to be Lieutenant, vice Abbott, who ex changes; raeiving the difference. 65th Ditto, , A-ssistant-Surgeon Thomas O'Maley, from Half pay of ie gth Foot, to be Assistant-Surgeon. loth f)itto, Ensigivßoberi Lyons to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Lawrehce, promoted. 78th Ditto, Captain Patrick M'Leod to be Major, by pur chase, vice Munro,' who'rptires. , Queen's Rangers"; Ensign John Dyne, from Half-pay of King .ston's Levy, to be Ensign, vice she, who exchanges. Stall Corps, James Roupell Colleton, Gent. to be Ensign, 'Without purchaSe. -- lst West-India Regiment, Henry •Buchan, Gent. to be' En :sign, by purchase, vice Gravys, removed to the 6th West 'lndia Regiment. stii-Ditto, Captain George Bromley, from Half-pay of the .25th Foot, to be Captain,, vice Ryan, who exchanges. James Beevor,' Geilt. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Prater, prometed, • - Biaan Gentlemen and Yeomanly Cavalry.- Riclilra Large, Gent. to be Lieutenant, ice Heat'hfield, pe6oted.'. Illadheath Gentlemen and Yeomanly Cavalry. ThOinas Wellaavice, Gent, to be Lieutenant, vice Wilson, promote:l. - Robert Rutter, Gent. to be Cornet. George 13ird,' Genf. to be . Cornet, vice Stow. Comogssio'n in the Norfolk Militia, signedby the tordLietetenant. Eastern Regintent • Sir George I3erney,Brograve, Bart. to be Captain. Dated Oci. IS, IL«. By the Schooner Adventure, ;2 ' days_ from Cape FrarZcois, we learn that many of the negroes, rather than trust .to:the promises of the French Ge iierrds, keep the field, and are determined. to die with arms in their hands ; that they keep up a con tinual alarm .within a few miles of the Cape ; that !about rs•days ago, a considerable firing was heard lby the shipping for the space of_two hays, said to ibe between the NegrOes and a body of French, ibut the issue they id,id .not learn. Our informant further adds, that the French have lost a great num ber of men by the bullet,_ as well as by the fever. That a reinforcement of 8000 troops had arrived, and an additional one was hourly expeaed. It affords us the highest satisfaaion to find, that the Board of Health of the City of Philadelphia consider it no longer necessary to continue its re ports. We sincerely hope, that the alivity of Commerce will immediately revive,, and fully corn,' , pensate the Citizens and Merchants of Philadelphia :for the interruption to their industry and trade cc :casioned by the late sickness. Extraa of a Letter from a Gentleman at St. Mary's, Georgia, to his friend at Newhaven, dated Sep_ . tember 18, 18oz. " A gentleman arrived here this day from St. Augustine, who brings us the agreeable informa tion of a Treaty between the Governor of the Spa nish Provinces and the Indians. He says the In. dians have returned all the slaves and a great num, ber of horses, which they had taken from the Spa niards, and the white people that had fled from the province were fast returning—that Bowles refused to attend the Treaty, and the Indians _had sent a party to take him and bring him in, .and it was thought they would get him, as he had no person with him except a white man of the name of Harris, froM Georgia." LITERARYPROPERIeY.—Yesterday a suit was commenced in , the. Circuit Court of the United States, the issue of which must be important to the holders of copy-rights in this county. It was by Mr. Blunt,' Proprietor of -Bowditch's Pratical Na vigator, against Mr. Nanerede, for importing into this Country fifty copies of that Work, contrary to la w .—Salem Gazette: 7 Ratified copies of the Convention between His Britannic Majesty and the United States of Ame rica, which was signed on the Bth day of January last, were delivered and exchanged by Mr. KING and Lord HAWKESI3UItY, at London, on , the xsth day of July last.=Nat. YARMOUTH, Nov. 24. Tim morning, as a fishing vessel belonging to this Port was coming through the Stanford, two of her crew were unfortunately washed overboard 'bx a very heavy sea. Another fishing, vessel, about half an hour afterwards, coming through the same channel, discovered one of the poor nsen buffetting the waves, and .was fortunate enough to save his life. The othtr man was not seen after he was washed overboard. TO THE ENTOR OF THE SUN. SIR, • A paragraph having appeared jn Dh :Morning Post of the 22 , 1 itist, stating that Police Officers had been dispatched from London, for the slip:ellen sion of some indiOduals of the Second Battalion - of the. 3d Regiment •of Foot Guards, now at Winches.: ter, as being implicated in the late Treas'onable Associations, the Officers of that .Battalion beg leave,,through the channel of your impartial Paper,- to represent , to the Public that no individual of that Corps has hitherto even beem sztspeded of such atro city, and that the Morning Print alluded to, will, in the event of hesitation to retraa its i‘ile . asper. sion on the Corps, be prosecuted. by. the Regiment, in • the name of the Officers of.the zd Battalion, of the 3d Regiment of Foot Guards. T. CAREY, Lieut. Captain and Adjutant, 3d Foot Guards. Winchester, Nov. 23, 1802. The First-drawn Ticket in the State Lottery, to begin Drawing Monday nekt, will 'be entitled to Twenty-five Thousand Pounds.—The First-drawn last Lottery was sold by SWIFT and Co. No. Poultry, who have also shared and sold Nine other Capitals since November last. On Monday next the Lottery begins drawing. Mr. NrcHoLsoN's Tickets and 'Shares that have been so justly celebrated for producing Capital Prizes, are only to be had at No. i 6, Cornhill,. op posite the front Gate of the Bank. Note.—The first drawn Ticket is 25,0301., and the first drawn the fourth day will also. be 25.0001. On Monday next the English State Lottery corn. mences drawing.—The Tickets and Shares are on sale at the Licensed State Lottery Offices, the corner of ,Bank-euildings, Cornhill, and facing the• Gate of the King's-Mews, Charing-Cross, of Richard son, Goodluck, and Co. • • SHIP NEWS. YARMOUTH, NOV. 24. Sailed—fhe Iris,- Davie; Troubricige, Paget, Benjamin+ ButAier;.lOtithe Straits with red herrings ; Hannah, Mar shall, Susanna, Miles, Fair Trader, Steward, Providence, Theobald, Hero, Thurston, and ruizer, Mullender, for I.ondan. FALMOUTH, NOV. 22. • Arrivd-:-'the Vigilant, Williams, Lady'Nelson, Bonner, Reliance, Miearthy, from London ; OlivOiranch, Watson, from Malaga; Harmony, Smith, from Zante; "Phoebe, Carl Classe, from Cayenne". Emanuel, fonnes Brinck, from Bre men ; Commerce, 13ran,field, from Oporto ; and Harmony, Jaques, from Quebec:. Sailed—the Eaglesbush, Courtney,. Nantwich, Herbert, for Loridan ; May, Prowse, for Plymouth ; Edgar, Silva. for Exon; - A pplertron, Griffith, for "Chichester ; La Ben Arnie, j. Souchier, for Dieppe; and Le Camel, .j. L. Burgies, for Havre. GRAVES/ND, NOV. 22; Passed by—the Minerva, Westerby from Stockholm Aurora, Owen, from-Rotterdam; Sisters, Peggen, from Havre ; Eagle, Barker, from Porersburgh ; and thellamble tonian, Burton, from Dieppe. Sailed—the Patriot, Stranack, for Antigua ; Julius Caesar, Seigeant; for Montserrat; Clio, Coupland, for. Trinidad; Lord Nelson, Semler, for Jamaica; I bbetson, Teale, for Barcelona; and Providence, Brown, for Dublin. Nov. 23. Passed by—the Ocean, Brittain, and Speedy; Quested, frpm the South Seas; Maria, Hewson, and Enter prize, Brown, from Petersburgh. Sailed—the Elizabeth, , Stephenson, for Jamaica; Mi nerva, Colly, for Africa ; Rover, Page, for Rotterdam ; Union, Dale, for,Ernbden ; Neptune, Ruth, for Gibraltar ; Catsford, Wilson, and Liberty, Johnson, for Hamburgh ; Mercury, Donald, for Roi:en ; Arundo, —, for Bilboa ; TWo Sisters, Grantham; for - Dnblin ; La Paix, Starbuck, for Dunkirk ; Mary, for.Dort ;, Liberty, Hammond, and Alphia, Hatton, for Bremen. Nov. a4.—Passed by, the Oneida Chief, Kemp, from New- Yolk. . Sailed—the British Queen, Warillow, Echo, Norie, Friend ship, Smith, Enterprize, Ferguson, and Ann, King, t:Jr Ja maica; Telemachus, Hill, for Oporto; Liberty, Litson, and H ar vey, Phillips, for Grenada; Patty,. —, for Venice ; Eliza, Donaldson, and Hoop, --, for Rotterdam; 'Friend ship, Simkin, for Hambro' ; John and Sally, Rogers, for Dublin ' Fri e ndship, —, and Ijambro' Bow,' Horwedge, fOr Harnbro'. BIRTHS. Lately, at Little Bookham, the Lady of Colonel Man ningham, of the Rifle Corps, of a Daughter. On Tuesday, the 23d inst. at Sitdbrook-houte, near Rich mond, the Right Hon. Lady Mary Stopford, of a son. . WANTS - A SITUATION, A s COOK, a Young Man, u rho has liv-ea to A s one of tile first Noblemen's Family in Engliod. Jn demands Cooking and Pastry in the Italian, French and E l !g: lish mode of Cooking. Speaks good English, and' Or- iI / " an undeniable Charatter. r llired to A. M. Curzon-street, May ..fair. ZIRRRIED. On Saturday last, at Portsmouth, Captain John Gifford, of the Royal Navy, to Miss Carter, daughter of Sir John Car ter. john Curtis, Esq. of Whirechapel, one of the Deputy Lieutenants of the Tower Division, to Miss, Harriet Amelia Jones. Yesterday, Thomas Marlborough Pryor, Esq. to Miss Hannah'Hoare, daughter of Samuel Hoare, Esq. of Hamp stead Heath. Yesterday, at St. George's, Hanover-square, Thomas Gale Esq. jun. of Brook-street, •G rosvendt..square, to Misi Leak, of Guildford- street. . PESTER v(iis' A siTs;A:.rigri, A Young Man, as VALET, to gO AbronA, Witt ale) , Gentleman, as he has bzen accustomed m traY.el - Speaks Italian, French; and Ettgii's!i.' Cah Dress 4104 .5,1131. e. and make useful to his employer. t4 lc' The can have a goodCharatier front a t- Qb Hai). Enquire at N0.1 . .3, opposite the Grecrl°o 4( ' lqr S • S. LY NI NGTON, AND N - F 012.17: TO BE SOLD BY.AUCTION, By.Mr.'CHRISTIE, At his Great Room, in Pan-Malls • On THURSDAY, - the t6th of December,. at One o'Clos-ii. A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, 'en m "- sistin of "I'vo Undivided Thirds of the extensive NU , " nor of PEN ^ NINGTON. NERVETT, with C ou rt-3a'l Quit-Rents, Fines, Hcriots, Royalties,. Fishery, tic great plenty of Game, and capital Manor. and oth;:r i-Jr;rq let. to Tenants at Will, at low old Annual' Rents. f" i t ' HUNDRED POUNDS, capable of very consideraNc provement, and Land let OW, principally on One . of the Annual Value of near ONE HUNDRED 10 • FI FTY POUNDS, containing in the whole near 7a:rAo' s ,l entirel;r . .cornpaa, and fr o m its delightful Sit tatiOn, with tU command of View of the NeeJics, Isle of Wight, Lyining: ton River, and surrounding rich Country, the. New Foto" &c, readers its most enviable Spot to build a Mansion uP'-' Bl , bounded on the West Side by' the Turnpike; Road, - from Lymington to Christ Church, and on the reverse capital Trout River. The Tenant at the - Manor Farm, Mr. De'anett, the Estate, and Printed Particulars may be ha.t of Mo;r s ° Hatton and Hooper, Solicitors, Ringw,'od; at the gel, Lynnit , gton ; the .principal Inns, Christ ChunM ; sate Crown, Lyndhurst; Coach and Horses, SyuthamptoM White Hart, Winchester; Crown, Basingstoke; at f-i4rtfoM Bridge ;" of the P-rinter of the Salgbitry Paper; at the'Rain - .. bow, Cornhill ;. and in • • NAVIGABLE CANAL and COPPER-MINE SI-LARESt MONTHLY. SALE, By Mi. - SCOTT - . On Friday, Dec. 3, at Twave o'Clock, at GarrawaY' sf 'Change Alley, London,. THE -COVENTRY CANAL, Four Shares iit this Valuable Concern, the last Dividend was 81. eor Share for the Half Year.—The Prot - its will considerably +n, crease. • -,. . The STOURBRIDG E • CAN AL, Three Shares in this established Navigation, dividing 1.41. 7s. per Annum. The GRAND JUNCTION and P - A - erBINGTON • • cr NA L, Original Shares, and Optional Loan, bearing 5 r o f Cent. Interest, payable half-yearly,. with the advaistagF theßight of Subscription to the New Loan. ritig s • ROCHDALE CANAL Optional Loan Notes, bea • per Cent. Interest, convertible into Shares at par. , o f, • Also Shares' in the LANCASTER, ELLESNIt",,,, THAMES and MEDWAY, and CRO V DON N a y igan° l ',,," in . the TUNNEL under the THAMES, and two fourth Shares in the LAMFIEN COPPER the Parish of St. Neots ' in Cornwall, -eff,, tually at svi)['7 ! and expected to be a produdive concern. Particulars at Hatchett's hotel, Piccadilly ; at Gau l ' way's . ; and of At. Scott, Ludgate-hill, who is comm iSsion; ed to dispose of Canal Property, aid. Estates by Pril' a t • Contract. Dr. JAMES's ANALEPTIC PILLS. FOR the Rheumatisms end Colds WhiCh prey at this season of the year, no Medicine is an sate efficacious as Dr. ANIES's ANA CEPTIC peculiar tendency to promote Perspiration; and all the stat e ral Secretions, will account for their singular virtues in t il o i ` Complaints, as well as in many others to which thelvitl e i frame is liable - train the vicissitudes or on: Climate. , are admirably calculated tor Disorder, of the 2di go Rowels-;• tor. persons of a Bilious or a Gouty ;; for those whose Constitutions have been active or tOo.sedentary life. They are lil:e . svise p'artcu'oci serviceable in Head-Achs occasioned by inui,4e-nic , i4 in removing the had effeds of `tree Jiving; as also J ll r e venting Palsies and A popl.2%ies, 'so often the conscqueri c ce ti intepperance. Recourse should he tact to theta attel, e die excess of eating or drinking, add upon every siiAlit position; and thus their well-known characteristic of I ,la , 'noting longevity Will be ; for, by a:;.iistklagla ture in the due discharge of the.: animal tui.(T.ris, a►r keeping the Constitution as it were in continual repair , , ; 19e preserve the body in healtii.and vigour, and. prevent iure decay. As the Analeptic Pills owe their excellence to 2.0 o.d liar preparation, which has never been 'divulged bY, .4)e Inventor but to the present Proorietors, they can had genuine from them ; and thtiy ;ire - sod by' Newbery, at the 'Warehouse for Dr. jame,'s. No. 45, the East End of St..raul's,, a, f ew d oo rs oru , Cheapside, London ; and at Dr. James's late house io- de d ton-street, itl:BoXes, p . rije 4s. 6d. each, :Stamp- 4.j• or the quantity of Six may be had in one . large Box - tbr jt• Observe that the,name, " F. ' , EWD/IRV: No. .15' av Paul's," is - engraved in the Stamps. Ali others are terteits. • WHEN Prricessional Men oi2 tton Responsibility deviate from the gene - :al 5- Ys :c!.- 01 3 ' the selettion of a peculiar branch, the sari-Joni. of loog tinned' success is the best criterion ot superiority. 1 1 ( Eight years have I devoted . my practice ,to the elr'; ° lt ',- treatment of Three Disorders,. and the successful resl c at my plan gives.nie additional ardor to oppose, as - Lir. c able, the. ravages or those Complaints winch are the important in the Catalogue of liuMan r . c otY After initiation into every Branch, an Army Su .fi i' e e I formed a wish at an early period of Fr4etice to res` c ", tr. dividuais from the ,ignorance of uneducated equally dangerous precipitancy of general Pratiltionr r s ,Ccie' The Three Disorders, to the Cure of which t voted my attention, comprise every species cr REAL INFECTION, • whether or a recent or . ration: zdly, Ali kinds of debility, whether ar.o.ii",,,ottl" the habits of school .boys, or the indulgeme.s of 1 1 , via - age: And, :lastly, t .iat derange:pent of the systc' l V men which is called 13A RRENN ESS, or S•l s E t 4. / 1 -" , past -Numerous Diseases are the result, - of, i gn orance, vc „t tit; in the treatment of simple GotiorrilLe::; :13 ,1 frequently happens that the seeds of lA , : an.! ' of a o ,.; the inducretion of an unguarded hour.--Ify Curti'“ pt thoil such Complaints are easily cured ; and, e": 11 others have tarred, I trust that I may presume to ip radical te-establishtnent. di few however, arc the cases of complicated ,i Ol l5 this disorder, compared with the.calainitons, sit ,l3- o f t, c Men, who, from an indulgence. in a spiitary.. prevalent—gaieties of a fashionable lite. 4cqin re r f of Debility, which N the unavoidable consequence,/ „ I,tt t pernicious habits. • ,iser W here the, unhappy sufferer broods over his, 11 ,00. 0 1 carefully colic oils his mistintune, it, -maybe s `: l o t,jejt 3 1 lation fur him to know, that although it De 41 „ : r ern°%. P doubt or uncertainty with _other LiattiAlerS, t", ge0 , 70 01 these Dericitnicies by 'the gradual progress o' 4, tion, is the ~.ou.rzittent •of .ray E x perionce. , ogou„ of liaccluis or Venus have began to reduce ivla'l'o/,,,intr%l wizen anxictV will he prev ented by an ea rl y gt• -tion of this Canguid State ; and in these ao' ,c/ ificu Ity will occur. t • a r iurf v vst . 1 .. But where this Deficiency has for years _bperseverance - is indispensably ;eqlii'slte eing Sparks of Life, and to re-anoint -, i ,i i.4l)°,' at MARR I E WOM.F. N , who lials 2 etirmg v l , l in.tneir expectations . of a Family, .may .z!,'-:eai-lrcal most instinces, such defects are ciiialite bto 7 0 ,00 1 ice 'iny to sta te, st ott seciesy wilicii is so ess....ritit:l and Inc qualifications which I nave preSurrie." ll . 0 s vit l, 4 ited tie basis of my pretension's, and in coint:dev Lbe h is this intiination as giver:, th f a it t i 7 io l s r ing _ l3 .r a ec sn i * personally, Or by •Letters Si ~tcr street' house, 'No. to, Arundel stre.rt, s,trand, near There is an addirluall Elitratl,..t 1 n . adioining, and the Name is on both d the '`,)rs,- surge.olls* liree, Member of Royal Coliegev' .....,......'..