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vif Count,ry more lame And i 4, that you have chosen a S itigU. i!i r '1 ; W ilt. i that purpose : When tve are Enemy wilt) fiat, great tneia , ; aucl :yr:hi - hoed itiwrty to the useof them. 'Nobody will, I 001 e. 4 .1 y, contend for allowing the improver.applica t 100 tit the Vttblio Money . to pass over with intputiity ; but let us. neither disable Fro- disgrace rite (Its:eminent in our wish to be cur. 1 , :4 anti economical. lAM persuaded that tlte. harangues of the Corn. • nrul Council about honour and conscience, t • e bor. sot with the name of Lord v t lA_ ii was mentioned, by thwe who were, till now, emulous to obtain his favour, must haver struck( yon, as res,em ttling sonic of those limous parties of scandal that were erjoyed at the te.otable when prudery was in vogiv.. You must have thought of the Ass kicking at the dead-Lion ; the resemblance, was so - complete, there Mild be no possibility of letting th,:. analogy - escape. Wity,Gentlemen, are Ai ourelfdrts turned to punish the past and not to prevent the future, if it is not that your wish is • vengeance rather than economy / I do not at pte%cpt •cots into the' merits of the case. The documents ore incomplete hoar which I should wish to form a lodgment ; and if they were complete, and the criminality established in the fullest man. tier, I should hesitate to follow the example of ,!3111SsoT,- when he persecuted Messrs. U' etSAR T andMONTMORIN, or those democratic mibs wh o . crowded round the National Assembly, crying out for vengeance against all the Members of . Go., vernment, because some were supposed to be cul. pahlei; The gratification nitvengeauce, when eagerly fol, lowed up, and the passion becomes general, assumes the garb of justice, and severity is reckoned stern virtue ; hot the remembrance of the tragedies that were so lately acted during the carneval of the Revolution, during that singular and.dreadful mos. gnerade, when vice was habited in the costume of -virtue, anti assumed her attitude, cannot yet be eii . ,.ectr. The sword of the 14w, National Justice ond h. 'man .were words eternally In the mouths or„ atord at the •..vorst of put. pram, ;old who .ieetittlititsbed tbeir to-clowns. 01' all thi4 l Gi , ntietnen,; yOu are not ignorant ; aortas ynur Chnri.tictii tit every St nic d:ficrent from that of: those men i ; as you have les- , L extuso in being l_d r i te' an error than the Dukr Dc CAUt.T. CL IthriNT TONNERII, LALLY•TOLLEN. • DAL, diNd other , . who memo well, but did a great deal of harm, let me intrear you to rtflett on the tnnsegneucca of the step you_are about to take ; and if yin do not, depend on what I say, the day tvill come, when, unptited by all, you will lament that you did nut follow the council of Joao:, 4lriil6, t Sod. LAW REPORT. A R/STIDES. COURT OF KING's BENCH, MAY IL jabs, Ellis was brought up to receive 'judgment, for having'in a riotous manner endravottred to ob. Coin possession Of certain premises in I hr occupation of Mr. Rosser, and to which he conceived himself entitled. kr' Wm. Ellis, and others, who had assisted him, were also brought -up with him. Mr. Justice Gansa, after an admonitory address, sentenced joi) 'to be imprisoned six months in Gloucester gaol, and silo utter Defellddlllll Ogee months. . „ff. Sonsersei and S. Mot, for obstrufling and striking a Revenue Officer in the exercise of his duty, ,were . adjudged to,pay a fine of 301. and to be imprisoned three months. gasses Filb,y, for assaulting a Cmitom.houss (Veer, was usdered to be imprisoned i z taunt hi in Maidstone gaol, Wm. Elford had 'been convicted, at the same 41. sizes, of a similar offence. He was described as a man telio had stimulated young lath in Sheerness Itope.yards to rob their employers, a nd convey to bin) the prnperty. l fli ie s committed to New. gate, and ordered to be brought ,up again on , Sa. turd,iy neat. Jahn Eldon, for having naval store!, in his pos. session, was ordered to be imprisoned six months in Maidstone gaol., COURT 01 CIiANCERY 4 MAT st. lo the Case of ,Carey, e). the Executors of Owen Smith, the Court was. m'tved by Serjeant SHRPHittD to grant a new trial ; it.appeared that Mr. Smith had, previous to the,2oth of D:c. 1797, made a tea. tato:ntary disposition, of his proper y , in which he demiied to Mts. Carey, a near rail ve, the sum ot WOOL At a subsequent.perii , d 11e added a soot mak. .ing it amount t.) 3060 t. and then having destroyed .one of the duplicates of the second bequest, it he. came matter of toriniey whetlicr Mrs. Carey was entitled, tb. receive wool. or 30001, A serious .'doubt ari4ing, issue was directed, and the ca4e Was: tried ,101:01`e , 1; 1 14 ELLElittoll tflt6l - 1, •at the Assiac,!si,.r the County of Salop, • and a vers.ll,l, was taken r:ir the prosecution; that verditt waS nol stated to bc against evidence, and therefore a new trial was prayed.—•iiNtr. Romll.l. was on the same side with Serirant Saartteutu ; Serjeaot LENS ones DAMPitta arioetl,to Substantiate, the verdia. At length, After four hours arincnent, ► h new trial was refused; COURT OF COMMON PLEA!, Mt.Y tfl, The Court sat one Itourl and he.ird a few M o . tionA. TWO issues %vete tried ; ;n onc, Heydon (1, Hymn, A verdict was taken ior the Pntiff id tot 9911. 3s. tad. ; and in the Cdte of Strickland a Smith, the Plaintiff recovered gal. a Two dart d r awing of the Lottery are already e ver, and the only Capital Prize yet shared is 13,00 t, a Priz e of to sold in one Half, one Quarter, one Eighth, and two Sixteenth Shares, at afficea, 4., Cornhill, and 9, Chariug.cross; where Tickets and Shares are selling, warranted Stitir3WP, at the following Prices Ticket Cl 9 o o 'Half C 9 t; o ljt 9 6 cluorter - 4es • Sixteenth 5 • From „the LONDON G /17,XTTE, - „t 8, tg:..5, St. lame?: May 9, rBog. The King w4i tioi thy vieased to confer' the 1 - I)wwur or Kiiiglithnott on" jamts Lind, Eiti. a Car. twin ill the RO ) at Navy. My 11, tEIIS. Royal Regiment of Horse f; uarris t .Lieutenant Charles Tho_ told wuod to be Captain of a Troop, lry purchase, vice Slingsby, who retires. Cornet Fatter Groves Spurgeon Farrer to be Lieutenant, vice Wand. Cornet Hon. Fred. lamps Lamb to„. be Liltutenant, ‘v.ithout purchase, vise Bericeley, prownted in the 3sth Pout. Ensign William Clayttnt, frum the loth Foot, to he Cornet, vice Fatter. id Regiment of' Dragoon Guards, Captain Julio Horseley, from the 7th Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Troop, vice ituige, who exchanges. 7th Regiment.of Light Dragoons, Captilin Edward Hodge, frOm the id Uragoon Guards, to be Clptain of a Troop, viCesilorsely, who exchanges. Sth Ditto, 'Captain lolin Cummings, front the 324 Foot, to • he Coptkin of a ;coop, vice lioaan, who exchanges.' 2,olo)itto, jOri Sper, Park, Getit. to be Cornet, without purchase, vice Stallard, appointed to the ad Dragoon Clouds. ar4t Ditto, Cornet Thomas tones to be Lieutenant, without purchase. 22(1 Ditto, Veterinary-Surgeon 1. Burke, from the Royal tVaggon Train, to be Vetcrinary.Surgcon, vice Greiner, who — exchanges. 14th Ditto. Major George White. from the 87th Foot, to be Major, vice Locke, who exchanges. I st Regiment or Foot. .To be Ensigns, withoist purchase— . lame* Flamilton,. Gent. vice Fawson, promoted in the ' 46th Foot. George Mee, Glair. vice De La Ham pro mated in the 7otli Foot. Robert . Elliott, Gent. vice Douglas, whose Appointment has nr.t Taken arr Ditto, Cornet Charles Cox, from the 21St Light Dragoons, to be .Lieutenant, hy purchase, vice Ferrand, promoted.. 6th Ditto. Captain Charles A. Vigoreux, from the 414 Foot, to he Captain or a Company, vice Smith, who exchanges. 7tli'Ditto H o spital-Mato Williarti Armstrong to be Assistant • Surgeon. , loth Ditto, William Lewis Cent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Buchan, promoted in the 83d Foot. 11th Ditto, Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Fox Brownrigg, from the Permanent Stair of Quarter-Master-General, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, via Dontin, who exchany,e.i. Lieu tenant Daniel Donavan, from the 7th West India Regi ment, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice lohnstosie, resigned. lames Ortrisby, Gent, to be Ensign, without pyrchase,.vlce:Webb, promoted in the 3d West laxii R e gi men t. 13th Ditto, Erksign Cliales Bayley to be Lieutenant, with out purch.ise,' vice O'Malley, promoted in the 'B9th Foot. Gent. to be Ensign, vice Bayley. t4th Ditto, Ensign W. S. Bertrand robe Lieutenant, without purchase, vice. Green, promoted in,the zld Foot. Maxwell, Gent. to bz, Ensizn,,vice Bertrand. rsth Ditto, Coptain Richard Rochlorth, from the Newfound land rencibles, to be Captain ora Ciampany, without pur chase. George Salvin, Gent. to be Puyznaster of the ad Battalion. 16th Ditto, Brevet Lieutenant. Colonel Jolla Skinner to be Lieutenttnt-Colonel, without purchaso. • 2 tst nitro, Lietitenalit George Young, froth the 93r1 Foot, to be Captain of a 'Company, without purcitase„ vice Shack erlev, apartinted in the gth Royal Veteran Battalion. Ww. Sankey, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, without purchase, vice IVP Domicil, promoted in the Gad Fcot. ald Ditto. Ensign "I . F.: A.Grillith front the 3:it Foot, to be first Lieutenant, without purchtse. Alex. Montgomery, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, without purchase. . ;sat Ditto, Lieutenant William Lodge to be Captain of a without purchoe, Vice Lee, deceased. .32d Ditto, Captain Denti Mug pi, trom the atii Light Dra ! goons, to be Captain of a Company, vice Cummings, who exchanges. • 34th Ditto; Brevet: Major William Renwick to be Major, without purchase. Captain John Brontitead, from the 24th Foot, to be Major, without purchase. 35th Ditto, Captain john Slcssor, f roin the zd Garrison Bat. talion, to he Captain of a Company. 3,th - DittO, Ensign Robert Rio to he Lieutenant, without purchase, vice England, promoted •in the 87th Foot. Richard Grchan, Gent. to be Ensign ' vice Rist. 38th Ditto -- Nike, Gent. to he Ensign, without pur. chase, vice Kennedy,, promoted in the 68th Foot. 40th Ditto,.llarvey Smith; Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Nelson, promoted in the t tth Foot. awl Ditto, Captain Richard Smith, from the 6th .Foot, to be Captain of 3 Company. VICC VigOreUX, who exchanges. Ensign Alexander Mackenzie to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Rawlins, who retires. 43d Ditto, Ensign john Swinbnrn to be Lieutenant, with. out purchase, vice Leo, promoted in • the Royal African Corps. -- Richards, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Swig- burn. 44th Ditto, Lieutenant Lewis Suter, from Half-pay of the 2ntis Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Walton, who exchanges. Lieutenant S. C. Pierce, from' Hall-pay of the York Rangers, to be Litutetialit, vice Blake, who exchanges. 46th Ditto, Ensign Charici Briggs, from the 64th Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. Ensign john Eawsou, front the Royals, to be . Lieutenant, without purchase. 47th pittoi Ensign Charles King Oakley to die Lieutenant, vice Wormald, deceased. Stewart, Gent. to be En sign, vice Oakley., .3,th Ditto, Captain George T. B. Tacker, from the 3Stlt Foot, to be Captain of a Company, without purchase. 53d Ditto, Clan, Gent. to, be Ensign, without our chase, vice Wilworth, promoted irohe ad Garrison Bat. teflon. 56th Ditto, Lieutenant F. Linsengen, from the zd Gard son Battalion, to be Lieutenant, without purchase.: both. Ditto, Ensign Francis Annesley, front the 90tb Foe', to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Desbares, promoted in the 87th Foot. 62d ,Ditto, Second Lieutenant Ronald. M , Donnell; from the utst Foot, to be Lieutenant, Without purchase. 63d Ditto, Ensign Richard Majoeiblnks to , be Lieutenant, without purchase. • Ensign lohnMsGlashart, front Half-. pay of the Regiment, to ba Eti.iign ' vice Milliken,' who exchanges. 1. Nunn, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Majori ' bank*. 64th Ditto, lames Bohnett, Cent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Briggs, promoted in the 46th Foot. , 67th Ditto, Lieutooant Michael Thomas Browne, front the 59th Foot, to he Captain of a Company, without pur chase, vice ,llwyer, appointed to the Ist Veteran Batta lion. Ensign Irederick Stock, from - the ad Garrison Battalion, to be Lieutetiant, without purchase, vice Cas ski'', promoted, 613th Ditto, Lieutenant F.Awarci Church, from the 7th Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Spence, pto-. Moted in the 8711 t Foot. Ensign .Felton N. Hutchinson, • frcirt .the, B a d .Font, to be Ensign, without nuichoe, Vice Gledslaties, who resigns. Lieittenanth uh„ Reed to be Adjutant, vice Reed, appointed to the 4th West India Re gitnetir. • loth Ditto, Ensign Joseph li e ih ,Hay, frail' , the Royals; to. be Lieutenant, without purchase. Russell 'Page, Gent, to be Ensign without purchase, vice Frith, prom o ted in' the 3d West India Regiment. STA FF. Lieutenant.Colpnel Rufane Shaw lionkin, front the Ith Foot, to be a Vertri.ment AssMani-Quarter-Master-Cc vico arownrigg, who exchanges. (lo he conanked.) 134 MICR UPTCIES 4Rann. fohn 'rennAnt, or Lower Brook-stuct, C.rosvenor.squ2re, it u esex , a p o thecary, wool May :4 to. July 2. At tell, at Cullglll.to. Start;: late of Ipswich, Suftilk, but now of Albion ' iii.n.k-triass, Sarre', brewer' "al May al 10 1 141 Y 9, at ten, at Cuilditoll, ii4NKRUPTI. ( . errarrl c;irsote, of Dcan-street,.Sz a ho, t Middlesex cin:mist arid druggist, to surrender May I at ten, anti Tune- 29, itt eleven, at Guildhall. Aitnrinsy s Mr. 11.1tehel or, Cie:tuna's- Inn. - Clementine Wilsun, et Manchester, woollen.tlratier, to stir ender )titre rj, is, and 29, at three, at ttte Bridgewater Arms, Manchester. Atturriies, Mr. lulus 'Taylor, Man chester •, .or-Mr. Ellis, Cursitor-street, London, Thomas Charlton, of Lecles, Lancashirt,iiinkteper, to sur, render juice to, t I and 29. lit three, at ilia liridgen'arer Amu, Kinchester. Attornies, Messrs. Foulkes raid MA son, Maw:l - tester ; or Mr. fond Foulites, Bury-placc:, Ittotynsitury-squ.ae, London. 1 oho •Kedroond, of Adatn-street, Manchetterottio . are, Mid. dlesex, tailor, tourrottler May 25, lune I, and 19. at uve, Guildhall. Attorney, Mt. Junta Dewiott, Warwik, street, Goldert-square. loltn huratattil lack en,,,of rheWashwar; ,fitiat•kbriiker, to surrcoder May ase, At 04, I litte tit eleven, aid 29, at one; taildhell, London.- Atturnies, Me.;srs. 4) - ennet rs aud waves, Kirtg's A rins4a rdi ,Colenetn-street. k. Cliirles Clover, of Albemarle-street, St e Georati, H weaver square, Middle:4X, upholsterer, to stirrintiler Nlay 2 , , I WIC and,29, at one, at Guildhall. •ia iturney, - Mr. Soinhatoptr.n. street, Covent.Gairdeti. • Matthew Thomas, late of Adarn's-court, Brond-streer, Lon.: don, ari4 of Kingslatiii Crescent, kliddlesea. draper, to star.render May 2;, lusts 1, and e. 9, at ten, at Guildhall. At torney, Mr, Flashman, Ely-place, Holborn: lohn Clarke awl William Woke, late of Kingsten-upon- Thames, but now of Clephattl-Common, Surrey, cprii. dealeri and co-partners, .to surrender May aB, June r, and 2g, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Salkeld,. Batton-Garden. Michael Furlonge,orGuildfnal-street, NfiddleseX, merchant, to surrender May 2„ iund i, and 29, at ten, at , Attorney, Mr. Hit line, Brunswick-square. Christopher Neville, late of Dartford, Kent, coach-Maker; to surrender May - zi, 29, and lone 29, at eleven, at hall, London. Attorney, Mr. William Htigdes, Cross court, Drury-lane. Anne Beeston amt Saran Beeston, of Gerard-street, Soho, - MidiUosex, haberdashers anti co-partners, to surrender May at, at twelve, 29, at ten, and tine 29,,at eleven, at Guild. hall. Attorney, Mr. Batchel or, C lenient's. nn. David Walker, of Holborn, Midilleeex, boekseller, to sure render hlay 2.`,1, and lune 2.9, at twelve,, at Geildhall - , A ttoroY, Mr. Aubrey, Took's-court, Cursitor-street. William7.Buti, of Neiv , strezt, Coveot.Garden e Miti4lesex, hatte'r, to surrender May zs, lune 4, afrd 29, at ten, at Cuilahall. A ttoroey, tilr. hirkctt. Itond-coto t. !obit Pow, of St. Nicholas, WOrcester, anti cart potter to surrender lune to, ir, and 29, at eleven, at the Rein Deer inn, Worcester. Arttinties Mr. Wiinam Welles, Sansom-stroet, ‘Vorcester ; or M. lames Platt; Bride-court, Bridge-street, Londoti. William Payne, of Great Carter-lane, Doelore-Commons, London, druggist, to surrender May as, eg., at eleven, at C uil.lball. A/tonnes, tGesars. Nethersere and Portal, ,Essex-street, Strand, Loudon. 'Joshua Sharpe, of Stockton, - county-of Durham, linen-dra.. •1 per, to sin render lune r 0,% rf, and 29, at twelve, at .the • Black Lion, Stockton. Atturnies, hir, Joseph Frank, Stockton ;- or Messrs. Wilson and Flentey, Chancery-lane, Lund , n. • George.. Redford, now or late of Bedford,. Lancashire,' cotton / spinner, to surrender May 27, 23, and 1 0ne.29. at ten, at the Dog Taiern, Deanseate, Manchester. A ttornies, Mr; Knight,hlanchester ; or Mr. Ellis, Curaitor-s treet, London. June ze. Peter Dubbeldeinuta Van Dyck,. Arrudd John Cc vela Leuven, Wi nand 'Adriaen De Grafter Vink, late of the Circus, Minutes,. Lintituti, ine:,:itants and co- partners, at eleven, at e; lttue. to. larnes'ltobinson, of Liverpool, silversmith, at one; at the York Hotel, Williainson-squre., Liverpool. itim! Is: Willi iro'Chivers ofStepaey-causetVay, 'Middlesex, manner, at telt, at G udahal I. lune it.: !obit Pate, late of Miry :;t.. Suffolk," money-scrivener, at ten, at Guildhall, Landoll, July e William ;Iger, late of B read -st reet-hi 11 , but' now of Leetlealiall-street, London, haberdasher, at ten, tit Guild hall. Jane toe Edward Rasher, of Fronk-Sel wood, Somerset shire, clothier, at eleven, at the Pack-Horse Inn, 1. rome. Set wood lune it. Joseph Tansley, of Great Mory-le-boneastreet, \ Middlesex, glass-setter, at ten, at Guildhall.. J uric- t . John' Nesbit t, • Edward Ste Nett, and John Nesbitt the younger, Of A litenn:t bury, . Londuii, mere %seta end co-partners, at ten . , at Guildhall, lune 11. Thomas Knibtis and !Wm Hicia,son,, late of Rope maker's•-street, otherwise ot .Rope.steikers-elley fields, London, itonfounders anti co, partners, at one, at Guildhall. Jut g. James Thomas, of Spreitil-Eagle-court, I'ruc -lade, Lcienhitl, London, merchant, at.teri, at Guildhall. lune to. John Rowan, et Burron-upon.,Treitt„ Staltudahire, licensed hawker and pedlar, at twelve,.at the Wolseley Arms Inn, W olesley- Bridge, col wick., Staffordshire: lune 14. Solomon. Lomb, ot Rishivorft, IJaii ax, Yorkshira, eetton-inanufaelurer, at ten, at ,theWitite Lieu Inn; Jun.:lt. Mark Noble, of Narrow-Wall, Lambeth, Surrey, merchant and iron.lottlider, at te4 at G uiltlltel I, London. lune 29. joint Wilkinson the yourtger, of Lower Grosvenor, place, St. George, lianOver-square, Mititilasex, dealer, at one, at Guildhall. tley 28..lernes Stevens, late of James-street, o:tendon-street, Middlesex, corn-dealer, at eleven, at G June ir. lames plain, late of .Bristol , c abinet-raker, at eleven, at the. White Lion, Broathstreet, Bristol. June 15, (oho Nutter, of Blackman -street, Borough, Surrey, cheesemonger, at one, at Cuilcihall. une i 1. Robert Brickdale Morgan, of Birmingham, button ; maker, at twelve, the Swan inn and ..tlotel, street, dirmitigham. , • June 22. 'Phonies Price, of Red Cross -street, Borough, Surrey, upholsterer and cabinet- maker, at toit t atGuildlial t. juue ,11, Sigrittel .Cb4pliti, 410 W or ,late of 11.411•struet, liorough l Surrey, grocer, at ten, at Guildhal L. - Juhe rt. Portesctie hate, of Vigo-lane, Golden-square, Mid dlesex, priatseller, at one, at Guildhall. • July zo. Anthony Peek, of Graveiend, .Kent, carpenter, at ten, at Guildhall, London. CERTIFIC4TPS. • lune 8.. Joseph Mawby, late of Long IrucksveNerthamp tonslura, •cordwainer, fellmonger.. Benjamin 14rownbiciti,'of Parwielt Derbyshire, dealer.---1 antes Whitworth, of Alford, Lincolnshire, brandp.merchent. George Dennett, of Gray's inn -lane, St. sPancras, Middlesex, covvkeeper. Thomas 'Pekin, of Wardour-street, St. Ann, Soho, Middlesex, leather , dresser, William bock, late of Soutb-Moltou-street, OX. lad-Street, "Middlesex, 'tailor. William TomlinS, late of hridge-road, Lambeth, Kurrey„ coach-maker. Charles Ste. phi:neon,' late of Parliament-street, Westininster e Middlesexe stationer. Timothy Donovan, of Holloway,' St. Mary, Is lington, Middlesex, cowkeeper. Henry Aveson, of Man chester, Lancashire, publican. Thomas Turner, of Trow.. bridge, Wiltshire, grocer. Thomas Berkley, - of Corithill, Lon , don, mart:lnuit. David Roberts, of Chester, itenrponger. •• In the last-lottery every Ticket was poh before the sixth-day, notwithstanding they were so high . as 301. per Ticket ;—in the present Lottery, ow. ing to the price of Tickets being moderate, the Sale, since the Drawing began, has been at least three times as great as k the last ; and as the first. drawn 'Ticket on i the fourth day is entitled ,to 50001.,and the first.drawn 'Ticket on the sixth day t0.z0,a001,. there is nor a doubt but every 'Ticket will he sold before the e i g h t h day, wh en t h e first. drawn is entitled - to 30,0001. On Saturday, at Frognal, Hampstead, the Lady of Cap. tain liaylitt; of a Daughter. • AMR R IND. On Saturday last, at S. Augustin's Church, Watling. street, Edward lidmunds, Esc'. of Oswestry, to Miss Vownes, of Oki Change. The sante day, at St. -Anne's, Westminster; three bro. therit, named Edward, and' George Warner. of Tottenham -court-road, to three sisters, daughters of Stunard, of It'ytter's.court, Leicester—fietklS. On Saturday, Mr. Thomas Bridge, of Southwark, to Miss Man, daughtet of William Man, Esq . . of Bromley, Middle. 4CX. On the , frit inst. loll* C. Hughes, to Miss Elizabetb Stanley, i,econd 'daughter of George E. Stanley, Esq. 'of Portfionby- Wall, in the County of Cumberlandi arid nie“ to Sir Michael Fleming, Bart. PRICE OF STO"Ks'% • sArvitoAv. Bal t ic 5 t o ,:k, India Stock, Navk ; ),...r cen' — '9 , I-39: 90 li.,t,i Uott,4s, ta, a ts. 4 1 ; :: p , :i,Cent. 1797, 9S! Exclov4er iiills, • 1 5. dis. 1 Irish 5 . p.:r Cent. ls. prt.rn. par 4 pei t:c;lt. 73/11 OM:tiara, 2,11 3 11 per Cent- i4-e4 ;7,10,, i Inv,+a.tl per Cettt , ;2r si ; 1 Ilia. , A i mt. Ba p nk L. Cent An r n. un it 9- .1 ttitits t, '1 Cons. fur 24 May, 53: i 9- 16t Its —^...................x......,rete11a V!." - ' ....r.......•••=-_ - . _ &TAP l'.0g1)Sill IZ I , „ . , U CTION, For Positive ana Pereltiptory SA LE'by A • By Mr. • CUR ISTIg, AI Ike Great Room-, in Pall-Mall ,. on l'hOridlY, MY' at Ow.' o'Clock, . i A CAPITA, FREEHOLIi ESTATE' , ca l' , .A.' 1 St) G N ALL (1 A - L L ; COniif.tilig of a Stone-boil"' tient NI ansicli . ,• with numerous at racheJ and detaclitti'oo aala pied to the Villa.. ;Ind elegant farin ()Nee, clipitAw ed K..itclien.ganian, 1-I,lt.liouw, Green-n*lw, Sv.:. k‘ , . a l , „," ‘Vt) -lititsif)WELYAlli) Tillilift ACRES' 7i i i;ia, itioilct.liewritTo.k,tiqtalanlit‘y,. ~,:i(nr.: ili.',nti!,,etne.;itipis,ted,itvtetr;eoditl, s tu l n : c li ere: T l i b le Y M ft l il i r l it 6 r l, %t e n iti l :(!il"ta4tiliiiiSklaftinrit:ienfigeedf`til'Mrti;l t p :: : :. 1, - ,: isi : u np r ul t s : : , aiti:ttaiic:yr::Maiiil:llef:yro;i:rut::::roordhe ILP;I:j:, 1-I,,i;v: Grytin . ds, awl titirt% rnikS ilt eltilf Or{ a)111,' 4134Juiffling witii tiaine t fine ..co.t,,ts, field SP"ri't 31/ "F0 t16,11,-3,'s Seals. The, EsOto stib:livi.lcd by switch c., into Lonvenieol trictoStlfc6, 2i2ti iiittnspeSCd With el:, and iki4fifatikmis of large spreading foroit, i.,''' . ., 1 The Ple,isioe.groUlut; centititied tlirough t1ic,,3)c,5,1 I'vp:(ls in all the variety 9f English Lann,cape Gil; and ;:jrninaxd by Copin a are Stm.iia,l.':ii,, bYji,Anging,Uak Woods, `h i ch arc rei1e61..4 oi it , 1 1 0 , 1 , surt'ime of 109 Acres, andcaintasteil by the inesl 7101.0 DC open Views. "Taste:, giiiiis, MI.I Meellitillil'h, 0, 11),J .. F . t. hapoity eV:SA in tto;oratint,- this cliarin icieilicl Situated two miles tv.in the IVIA;d1 'l'orni4.l°lolc ';4joitling to•the Chester :did M ai l- coach Road 10 r i 11 t,, , ,, pine miles from•Stalbril, eight ;rot Stoney (o,:velifi, tz!?i;), nine from Newport and Market Dra) ton, i tit f f *eweast le, t Minty-seven-front Sl:Tcwsbury, thir t P 4 t Citelfer, #l)4 144 nom London. .'en 0 3 P ri l l i May be ; ' p• - • . V " - w.e 4 on application at the Manst , ~,A. arriciliars to he had of tbe P (IMO'S 01 the Stal.w7,l 3 v pii i n i g::m. Shrqwabury, • Nl3llMiegCr, Gore i l'i" r fli 8 Wunliticri; Exeter rapers,- at the-Rainbeiv, Cort!':00 • a....M.ip ~t - rim Estate may MI seen at Mr. enttwell'!.iiiira I I) gl St°l man.. M... {An torso r, Architect, Livepool; •N. IL. The Household Furniture, Livo an' . 3 1; , Eft May 'be taken at a Valdatin, and l'osseoiunOt.,:`A; in 3 Y he had imineliately, omit; tear or six lcili t ' ° ' option of ilia l't•r; 11l —I • . ... . b,. . , - .........,.;...! ..e...................... , NBAR CHESMAi\I, IltleSS. , eri TO HE SOLD BY PRivATE cos'll'k • Aet - w e t ' C: i i s ' 1 '1 r ' c i A n al : " * E i i . l a. f B i ed a: t t cr n ' : G :e7 N tIC ar CH 4 aDri N t. k l e . i ri : S i I -: i ' 1 II e i l ; 'l::ll‘l3l ' ( f! ..l i ''l4l : :'k°ljilr ' ill ' each, three front Yktnenhaini anti tent tror; t;'-',01,;(0 - Steid, aria thirty from Loildon. in .1 beau! xi' ,( ran of the CM 11NT y or-BucKs : Consistiag of ft-Stili.ntil anJ cenvcoleza r „„sit)o' ' WI 0 i E; with, Si* stat i :'ita-rJle; twu Cr" cl i ''',., l '':ii .' walleti..K.ittalien Gardeii elpit,,i'l'ar: n•V;"! - ON•E•I'lilliPlat) ACi:f,S ',. m o of incr.-Weft Arabic .ti .1,. , . a tot,' in ,han (...3Pgioii.tr which are 'fy.tlie.:Tr), riliiiira!dy suited -Ur tut i...ini OccuPstion, o f th , ,:;enti,,,,An A,;),,,riciiltons,;,inj TO Also, t'.Antigtioti, a fz.rzit 1100$,:, Ptill'il ' Acres. lcti alftO'a teSpectidale Tenant. ku!inkflGl `r lie: Estate ist.,y heviewed,and further plo ly ... .ietiP•encetL,,......-- t• 111-.:40.11 1 in the KincchNis- No. gains are i li .' 1 ittoi'i b' u 010 note 4e ItKI COrisrittil a , .6d, a I pi, . 4 , • ,,,, 1 4416 r po r o r ts t , h : orthl::sl).efilett.. 14ofur.14p133:17orolarint(litis::.eshr.r° :‘111.,:i1‘'14:1:61..C._1'4] 51001 Lott on is. 6d • worth ss. t",d. ; tin t ''*;, s: 3lg ` . ,;r por s. 0. vi.i.th is. ,•-stout biuk tind 0 - 1 6 : 1; A 1 .• with laeeti clocks 7b.'6d. ; extra good " i '' ; ,it, fro,tf l tt or,ratent Angola Hose, WArrinecd sot to i'l r ' i ,':,,, is , ; , g • to the hest ipiality ; Stunt %.:r.:14:1 If. 3( 1 . ; ' Art icl:i"'" tithe is: 6,1. ; Silk Mitts 2.. Ga. ; 110466'15 03,344,‘',1 Ir et 'Mitts ; also' Ladies' itcW.invented I,scc ~,,:y 3, lated to give eroe anciele‘gatice ; WO Colt,one'tot r an 1 With every tither Articte in the Ilosierf I.olaill' IP sibly be made,up to the vary best Aftlaliff; ~, 'l*Vart.atiou.—Stockings made to hity..raty.o.• taint) , tru-,,,,tha temperance tit ......_____.f.-----"7 0.1 CONSTI" • • • —lllgOlt I UT/ON'lt, VIGOR It ',lt, CC) It DIA I, BA 1.. INI 0 GI I. L'',,i,e,oo AN -Opinion prev-ails that Nci'VOUs 0 • ~, 0 at present more comition in I! urepc t .h;:el..0,1111g,, Pentad,a,. ar . ld is chiefly attributed- to eto..est _ ~..,", i t p Pr. etised in th;:se tithes of rztioement and luxU,'l,..)icity , t the fortper %t. - .oifice P, t , v. del- f.r031.11P rc,t, exerciseslornesti.; .. l eo _, l to the inactivity ancndiog ( ,tl„i,,A tae greater will be the ' influence at every' I j.,,,,0. di inishing the vigour of the Constitutio“. '.'• bid , Nerve diet, and the inur e We , initist, ' ' ily too . Nerves are incident to both Seses, witn ' Ol. • -01,,,,nitio', and t he softer manner of life, thef are in itell_3l Ci`otlerti anti violent. Weakness of the Nervous SYst!".;, 0 4 se too often, occasioned by:irregularities ill 0%;„ ',,i Gile excesses in the outer ; which the Cordial 1; "' the n f most effedual reniedy to rerness• f 0 e hun la. , v It is notorious, that YafiOUS diSatitertl ,0 i t he g ra es , that,in th e female, from the natural delicacy , ~ost fee are. brought on by dissipation, in youthllu,c_ ihe pi , ti o n of those rules which prudence diet Rte . i'',„;looka non of he: RI di • ' i, a tor a'' eon i 1 , .Inlying the toianii.iio 1,110 1 „. lil, .with a firm and :Wong healthconstinaoun,- a ‘ it re no s:iorter last, titan painful eaPer'-' ,tieot inestimable value of it,. Aild the ! ,userlloilaio 11,0,'' ~,!4°UtVip iuo OftC:l, alas! in vain, for the __ •o 00 . 'lc utility, therefore,. o f this Nieli...ine, is .tu ~ need further commentt. Matr"' o ~1 •4 p - - • ti i, holy state ,410 ti• * ersons eotering upon •if tai )- 'Should consider, that" whore the lounta i of , m gt streams that flow front it eanitot 14 pingoN'S v,,,, ~ The ANTIA :vii , wri G 1 r 4 Es, 1r 1i; w en) *:,,',' 1 tor purifying tile Blood and rcstorillgo t,,,„„ liVier4ol,o paired by the imprudent use of NI roTv'it.,our iii 'O, the great and ooiy restorer. of twolth anuotio re s. . where Sl . vt' ' h . eatelly 6'llo. ,' ai a 1011 3S rop .. , p ity inUy S ettles /I s., . yiso r r too .( . A AB ['ERG li.'N'T' LO'f'l.o 1 4 , , 0 , - pion 4" iront ti • a r 1 t it isooji - • . le au slt,li 0 Ile 11110 3 L i& Plats 2.,5, 9d. (bityintltuied. , oeat, eO l t're:rared ity• 1..)r. Solerrion, Gilead.-1101),,04;,, f0 , ,, 1 Ito in tos. 61, ai,d 335. Bottles; tivj !a lit'' , e,-. 6 " 4 . 'ato forotei, by which the pur.;haser 5ay.i.,5)._00r,,0r,‘1 Bottle has a Stamp, whic h . hears the IF, • iltat, I ' 1 " '' Address 4. Saint. .EJ 1011 Liiretpoo , . et , b 0 0 , 1 , 1/ felony..• 0 0, .. Pr Soloiu .A,10.P 'ace 0101 Double. Postage of sill' Letter/ t 0 • *113,0 ar tilitSt be paid, and a Vee of -oils. 0. "I.`,:rice 35. , t . • • Also,)ust publishe,d, \ d i11ii,,,,) ;,•0101, A New,,Ectition (wi" 4 , ' vo iety 0.1 `1,,,,J, A ,GITI 1)F, to FLEA Lrfi, ill o', ... 00,031,1000 some of which are trz.ited 0 0 toLieltu''44en ",,,,- ( Advice to liervaUs ratientsAzult-'031", coOl',liiiO ficicocy of Natural 6 treoctll4.;ol ' itis c ..0 01 ••ir'. 1 • L '' SPasins in th-l• Stomach' --Ifypetlfrtwoy .--111.i„i, teroal 'Sink in.,---- Loss or- Defeet: of7 tir ' (0 1 01 ,1) Scurvy —Sc tofu la--Tu iv oi • 1 ,00 r , ‘; -m . I). , 1,00,01; itt.---:),"noth..•:-.1.1vf•0h41-",.ivs, moot', , ort li 1 .0 1 So lt byMathews, 140...'"',0„bar.P. I.7.ii.er'" Smith. l'erlzooer, No. ;S, nod Mi., ', I Of , .... (;I•+ . , Mr: liaxter and ;11r. S..Ott, 50..-Iti, I,)o• !. 4,. ... , r.T„.t.,.. , f , ( i Flu!:band, Eld:r and Co: .E,1.11b0n4.,t, ;,,•:',, ' I„,,,,,iie,i;:tti, 3, W. PaAtc..n.n, Gre.mlit. ; ~.; • 0.1 ,;.,'-ili,'''.,` A. .L.,,:1/00, i ford, KO otanio‘k • l!ii \ '"''''; ci,c:l;, 10,Cred•C' Whitesi..•,:, Ayr + 'W W. L. roviv" '',;tit ; I.'' Alls!''.l. Douglas ; T. Nl:Milian, l'...irk.ri., co ori, , ~ 07 n.. opsta. •• plil l' e pooa 41 ` 1 .1' J. ItlYth, Liv..eut J• .""', siii,;;lol. .1„v ,0 dee ; I , . Craigie, noontrose ;t: % 1 00;11, Olt! 14`1(cove, Stornoway; .1'• ''''", col.:-Ar' .;11P!to Abzrdeen ; Dr. Whiie, ILO ;, .N) 5te,,r,v,,i,1.,4, Bi,,,,,t,perth,w .:‘,,d,r03. Sr(Rj,.l*, I.)tillb;4t.}irii, 3t,,0, Alexand,:r, Duolorilline t ,‘../A''rt''',i,- .- l'il'', pi,"„„. broath; Dickauti, Inglis, 1-ituu,..., t ~,-2r, 0'; i ri.i 'l,l IVerldel, A In 4; Paterson, MO.: .614,,i1i k , ;‘. terhead iA. M'Oritiold, 'frog-it.,, sfaiirli llocksellcrs and Veorizi..; of n-ii, . .....0„.....7 Kii*doin• ...-,..'"'".-- -........--------- ,_,~•~: .1 IfIEA On Tuesday se'nnig,ht, at his house. in Grantham', in the 9tst year of ht age, the Rey. Richard Isaliner, D. D. Reaor of St. S London.storie enimon-stroet, Scott Will scar Grantham, inii,fonnarly one of the Pre bentiarivs.of Canterbury. On the. 26th or March, the Right Rev. Father Gabriel Gruber, Gtmeral er.the Society of lesuits. tta was born it Vicllll4, and crust:id th4t Soviet y man eariY. 28e trn :-..iturday the zStb inst. Mrs. Green, of illackwell, in the 28th year of her age. I.aiety,. ur.Glamwtgunshire, Mrs.. 1. Wood ; anti on.Weti. ates , esy last, in Gosver.street, at the houscof Itobert,She4- 4ci), Esq. Miss Louisa litidger Goodrich, , *blighter . ; , o f the l ate liritiger Goodrich,- -114. of Lenborough, Bucks. wlerjor cper, Let t rs fo r a l: Ed t t er ,,... , .. I.IINDO/4 Printed by lt [CHARD HARR iS (of No. 4 , Marrletr-court, 1 v 40w-Serte: And 1.11 am At mtca l s et p (e f , 4011th mooon.stregt. addro's ~,nos A et.. C422act. No. 112, Strand, whcre iavertittetentt, Orders Ear tar