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LONI)ON r GAZFTTE, 11.-ray 14, 0 , 05 • Or ,1 Ir!ce- Wier, r .ItTry tr, , 145. CO P. 5 01 R-4,g1,g,gi.,,,trr. 42rnn,1 tietiten 1 40)bert.$ to h Fir t Lleutcnant, vice`prom )ted, Ditz,f Vl3l'ol 2, ISQs. I? , :y.r! drtillery, Second •Lieutenala Cb.tries IVilsott to be Fifit Lieutmant. A.lety 2, I gas: ---- Consm;riivr br 'the Tovirer armlets Militia; signed by tie De.. inzay olenant Ist Rnval Regiment, G. W. Elliot, Gent. to la , : Lieutenant ; Dated May 7, tga t c.' C 4 rn,ii:ilioar in the Argyll and Burr , - Regiment of 'Militia, signed t , Je Laid Lieutenant. lieutenant Archibald M'l'llim to he Captain, vice Archibald - ,caniphcil, resigned. Dated April iSos. Ensign lohn ta ha Lieutenant, Dated I 25, iSoS . sign Allan Ross to be Lieutenant. Dated as above. lames Taylor, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated as above. Kenneth M'Dngalrl, Gent. to ha Ensign. Dated as above. ',oho Campbeil, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated May 3, 1805. Conunissions in thr 11mm:3s-shire Ite;;it - nalt of Militia, signed • by the Lord Lieutenant. Captain William Grant, of the Supplementary Quota, 'to be Captain on the original Establishinent, vice 14.1 1 Alister, re signed. Dated Apia z 3, 13 , 5 t, , Lieutenant Donald 'Mac intosh to be Captain, vice G rant. Dated as above. La sign Kenneth Bethune t. , ) be Lieutenant, vice Stuarti re signed. Dated March 2,5, igos. Evan M'lierson; Gent, to Lieutenant, PIl vice' atrick appointed in the' Royals. Dated April 24, 18,05. William Shaw , G ent. to be Ensign, vice Bethune, promoted. Dated March as, 1883. Commissi,,,nr signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of - , Kent., . Elham .Yromanry Cavalry. Fagg, Cent. to be Surgeon. Dated April 30, tSel. Farninkhant Yeomanry Cavalry. Cornet Homewood to, be Lieutenant, vice. (lode, resigned. Dated May 3, 8o5: Charles Fleet, Cent. to be Cornet, vice Homewood. Dated as above. Crankrook Volunteer:. john Osmer, Gent. to be Surgeon, vice Wilinshurst, resigned. Dated May 3,4805. , Iraldershaq Volunteers. Thomas Olness, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Sony.. Dated April 16, 1805. Commissions signed 4y the Lord Lieutenant of the Courty Essex. 3arnes Urmston, Eacif to be 'Deputy Lieutenant. Dated March 23, - 0105: George Smith, Esq. to be ditto. Date d as above. Luke William Walford, Esq. to be dine). , Dated ag ;Wove. Robert (.3c:ere 1-lasettbot, Esq; to be (kit.. Dated as above. .Charles Gretton, Esq. .to be ditto. Dated April zo, 1805. , , Essex Militia. Major Czange Duckett to be Lieutenant-Colon:1, vice Tv ref:gmi. • Dated April 180 S« Cap 11 . tain C11;1,:$ Combo to be Major, vice Duckett, promoted. Ditch as ' above.' - rhomas. Frederick. Voaker, Gent..to bc Ensign. I)ated as above. - East Etre): 117ilitia, Major. Samuel Charles Came, from the,South Essex Militia, .to be'Major. Dated May i, 18(55; F res b we il Hundred Polsorteer Cavjk y.. Thomas Follett, Gent: to be Quarter-Master. Dated Feb. ts, iSoS. Ungar Huth!, fa' roltinteres. • James - Ntennett, Gent. to be bieuteilant. Dated March 7, aos.. immcRUPTCIkS ENLARGED. • Thomas Ftogatt, of Matlock Bath, Derby, innk Der eeper, from May at 29, at ten, at tile Devon Inn, by. William Dann. of Gillingham, Kent, banker, lune iS, at tan, at Bryan Bentham, of Sheerness, dealer, June 18, at ten, at lames Baikie, of Chatham, Kent, banker, tune iS, at ten, at Guildhall. BANXECIPDCY SUPERSEDED. George Ludlow, of Angel-court, Throgulorton•street, Merchant. BANKRUPTS. Angus Macplile, late of Ilford, Essex, merchant, May tB, 2s, and June as, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Da. vtd.Russen, CroWn-court, Aldersgate-street. • Thomas Clarke, late of I,ambourn, Essex, cow-keeper, ,May. 18. and lune r and as, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attor ney, Mr. Edward Baddeley, No. 6 , , Lernan-street, Good. man's-fields , John Ingle, ot.Ashby.de-la-ioncli, Leicester, Tuna 17, and 2s, at eleven. at the Queen's Head Inn, Asliby-tle-la. Zonal. Attornies, Messrs eestell and Webster, Ashby.de la-Zouch ; or Messrsr, Kind,:rley, Long and ince, Symond's hut. William Lewis, of Dnwlais, Glamorgan, shopkeeper, May d, and lime t and is, at eleven, at the Bush Tavern, Corn. street, Bristol. Attornics, Mr. Thomas Morgan, Bristol ; Mr. lames No. it, Gray's lint-sqttare. Andrew (arms, of Liverpool, broker, Tune 7,9, and as, at eleven, at the Globe 'rtivern, Liverpool. A.ttoride4, Mr. Edward Ascruft, No. 3, Fenwick-street, Liverpool; Mr. G. 'Joust - kid, Bouverie-street, Fleet-street. William Stewart, of Liverpool, liquor merchant, J une 7,8, and as, at two, at the Globe Tavern, Tolin-strfflet, Li verpool. fittornies, Mr. Edvvind Ascrofi, No. 3, l'enwick street, Liverpool ; Mr. Henry. Blakelook, Temple. John George Nicholls, or Moulsey, Shrill, merchant, May 25. and lune 8 artri as, at elevenott Guildhall. Attar. ries, Messrs. l)ennetts and Greaves, King's Arms yard, Coleman-Street. Tune Z; S'„ T. Mitchell, of Mittel-court, Threat'needle. street, merchant. June 14. T. Norcrnst, late; of ltivington, Lancaster, fustian inanufattura. (tine 14. W. Ogilvie and I. Ogilvie, of army agents. uno S. IL. Welch, of Strood, Sant, house 'carpenter. Two Troops of the 6th Dragoon Guards marched into Truro Barracks last week. An encampment, at Joao men in the eastern part of Sussex,' is in contemplation. General DON is no. minated tci,the command. Saturday the 98th Regiment marched into Mr. racks in Winchester. The lately deceased Counsellor HAMMBA, of Norway, has beque,athed to, the Norwegias So. ciety of Sciences at Drontheim, not only his Li. b rat y, Ivi im umuripts, Bec. but likewise a stun of about twenty thuoiand rix 'dollars.. Conformably with t h e teitu t at i o r,i ttf this Society, its revenues are cm. played in promoting the study of lidtural -History, and in ,defray ing the expences of Tours undertaken' for that purple-4 wink the exception of otie.third, which iaapporiated to the increase of the capital. Yn 1 799 the SUM of E Zoo rix dollars wa-s left to it by anodic( .private irndividiral. Besides this, t h e Library, which, in 'l7Bi, consiiited, of 12,000 vo,. w in es, has been augmented by she collations of se. veral native Literati. • Oo Tueiday„lsst the TtierMial..tloughing M star, under the patronage of. the Bath and West of Eng. land ScCiety, took plate near ,the village : of Rati- - stock, in Sornerstlshire. Three candidates started, viz. Mi. Bilisn~;wley, two.futrow plough, draWn by six oxen, with a driver, to whom the judges assigned' the first premium ; Mr. Ludlow, with the Beverstone single _plough % drawn by two without 4 driver, zd premium ; and Mr. Rodberd', with a light one- - wheel plough, drawn by three horses, with a driver, -3.1 premium. The field' sr.l...!deLl, was an ,oldFreoch,gspss layer, the soil very and abOundinr with lore stones ; each plough had half 'wan liiiltnisl4's man ploughed his half acre In an hour and 3o minutes ; Mr. Lud. low's in two 'lours eight *nines and a hall ; and Mr. Rodi?eril's in one lour and 38 minutes. On Tuesday - se"oniAltt, an ewe, belonging to a ,fartner at 'Yenworilitoo, .near Preston, lambed four latrib4; 'three of theft] ewes, the other a top ; they arc all aod, :from all appearance, the mother wib 4:able to suckle them. At Launceston Sessions .a man of the name of ,Jo,pOssess property to the amount of r fool was futinit guilty of stealing beef,, mutton, and yolk, out 'of the Exeter inn, in that town; and ,sentenced to beliubliely whipped at the cart's tail; which sentence haste 6 since executed. • One of ;LO:CioCliqs from EXttet tO Plymouth .broke down near Ivy Bridge, on Wednesday : these ,were Six persons inside, and four on the roof ; but, with the exception of one lady, who received a slight contusion on the head; they all escaped un hurt-.--the. other coach upset a day or two before: Baturday morning a Soldier in, the Coldstream uards employed on the . custorn..house Quays in rolling casks,, of re6ified Irish Whi.ky, contrived, by means of a vtetf, to suck such a quantity through a perforation in the bung, that he dropped senseless, and was till tm to the , Hospital with no hopes °lre covery. On Tuesday night an alarming fire broke out in - Sun.street, Bishnesgate, which consumed twelve houses, 3'14 for some time threatened destraiion to the neightiourtiood ; liowiver, by the adivity of the tircmen, AO the alacrity with which the engines arrived, it was extinguished: On Mi)rulay flight a fire broke out at Caine, which consumed three 'housesi and greatly damaged two others.. , Two ancient.rnaids, sisters, named Harrison, are now living at North Somercoates, in Lincolnshire, whole joint ages ►Hake 197 'years. SHIP NEU'S. PCIOI,Z; MAY 13. Arrived--the ProVidence, Danish, from Guernsey; Eliza• bet h..W hitt:way, from Topsham ; William and Mary, Boynes, from Southampton • Olive-Branch, Gilbert, froin Lontion ; Brothers, - Lambert, 'from Trilby y and Edinburgh, Lind, Jim Newhavdri. ' Sailed--the Six Brothers, Kidwelly, Active, Griffiths, and Lively, Hughes, for . Liverpool ; Good Intent, Thascliell, for Swanage ; Active, Williams, and Active, King, for Portsmouth, CRAVISIIND, MAY tB. Passed by—the Smallwood, Money, from Baltimore ; Eli. Zabeth, Davis, from Cork ; Elia,abeth, Parry, from Stock. holm ; Antrcepe, Beard, front l'onningen; Three Siste r s , Fanson, from Norden ; Vrow Melina, anson, from Charente; lora 'Scott, from Pillad ; Henrietta, Walker, CollStalitid, Miller, and: long ['burning, —, from Bourdeaux. Sailed—the 1 lura, Tuilock, fot Oporto; Maria, De Costa, for St. Michaels ; Minerva; Laidler, for Angola ; Nymph, Lawson, for Cork; Speculation, Broberg, for Stockholm; Frau Wilhelmina, Janson, for Cettenburgh; Dolphin Creaser, lan Schoon ; Ceutte Holthung, Nagell I , and the Vrow Margaretta, for Tonuingen. MAY 13.—Passed by—the Swan, Moore, front Tenerifre ; Malta, Edmonds ; Minerva, Meeke ; and St. }ones, Tooke, from Lisbon ; Eliza, Creataker, from Dublin ; Mary, Mack. ford, and Fame, Meredith, from Waterford ; Resuluticin, Thompson, from North Bergen ; lustitia, Mason, from Cha. rante ; Caroline, Loskey,t and Navigation, Evans, from Dantzic • Dc lager, Dc Frize, from Harting ; Liebe, Ander son ; and Resolution, Ryland, front rillatia Sailed,-.oe st. Patrick, Campbell; for Belfast"; liitl•Ann and Rebecca, tar Norway. MAY 4.—Passed by—the johan Frederick, Swinton, from South Carolina; Buwning p , and Eleanor, Wright, from Memel ; Penelope, Lamb, front Gottenburgli ; Quccn, Lawson, Coward, Beattie, Aurora, ,Robson, and Margaret, Hazlewood, from Dantzic ; Anna Lucie, Deitzen, from 'fonningen; Scarthlogwell, Gray, Margaret, BroWn, 'and Providence, Clark, from Pillau ; Defiance, Reynold*, from Copenhagen; Peter Catharini, Abbott, from liambro' ; Two Brothers, Russ, Vront Hannan, Cattle, ionge Helena, I.'we Gebrooers, Janson, and Viow Gesitia, ---, front Embden: BIRTHS, On Siincl.ty morning, at the house of Samuel Turner, Esq. Upper W impole-street, the Lady. ot lames Lake, Esq. ot Son. On Monday, at Mystole, in Kent, the Lady of the Rev. Sir _John Fagg, hart, of a Daughter. O'n Sunday, in Somerset-place, the Lady of Capt. Towry, of a Son. On Monday, the Lady of Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Robert ot a bon. On Monday last, at Clare Priory, Sueblk, Mrs. Barker, of it Daughter. Tuesday morning, in Abingdon-street, Westminster, the Lady of Mr. Bellamy, jun. of twins. On Tuesday last, Lady' lane' Long,' of a Daughter. On /Tuesday a cause of great importance came nn at Guildhall, befor e the It scoitott it and a Special Jury, relative to the (2,43, between the Crown and the Fistunoilger's Company, as Owners of the Freeholsi of Ner e r 's Quay, and Messrs. DAvirsoN end Dr4ON Occupiers ; when the Jury, after re tiring to rn:ske their calculations, t,sinid Verdir d for the Fteeholl e rs in the turn of 36,3981. an fur the Occupiers, Messrs. I),twsoN .and Dixon, 23,1.591. 16s. Satorddy number o f disorderly persons, appre. hentted the preceding evening, and not being able to account for the manner in which they obtained living:, were scat from the Wouthip.street Office, bard the Tender. . . . ~ , Yesterday, jn -London, after a short illneas, BenjaminOutram, m °lam, Esq. of, Butterley-11411. .. . Os Friday se'nnight, at ifull, Jeremiah bill, Esq. Cap tain and Ptiljutant in the Royal tunlberland Militia. on Wednesday tillit, the ath inst. at, 'us ipartments in Pull-Mall, James Gage, Esq. On Friday, at Chatham, Thomas Oben, fsq, late Store. keever of His Majestv'S Naval Yard at lialifax. Lately, the son of. Colonel ErAtcy, Chief Engineer of Chatham Lincs. r Lately, i at Uxbridge. in Middlesex, in the yith year of her , , 1 age, Mrs, Jane b hipton„ , . _. '_____....... . WHEN Professional Men of Education and I, Responsibility deviate from the general Sys' tem by the selection of a p eculiar branch, the:B4oton of Long cm- I tinucd success is te best criterion of superiority. Bight years have 1 devoted my .pradiee to the exclusive treatment of Three Disorders and the successful result of my plan gives me additional ardor to oppose, as tar AS, lam : able, the ravages of those Complaints, winch are the moat ' important in the Catalogue of Roman Infirmities. 'After initiation into every Branch, as an Army Surgeon, formed a wish at an early period of Pradice to rescue in dividuals front the ignorance of uneducated men, or the equally datigeroto precipitancy of general Praditioners. I The Three Disorders, to the Cure of which 1 have de. voted my attention, comprise every species of VEN E. REAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long du. Cation: silly, All kinds et ebility, whether arising from the habita of school .boy s, or the • indulgences of mature a,ce And, lastly, tut 'derangement ot,the system in WO men which eistleti I3AItILkNN,ESS, or.STE RUA T Y. Numerous Diseases are the result of ignorance, or haste in the 'treatment of a simple Gonorrhoea; and it not un frequently happens that the seeds of Life are poisoned by the tn. 1.1,4: of an unguarded hour. —By a superior me thod such. Complaints are easily cured ; ' and, even where Others hale tai led, I trust that I may presume to War a radical re-eStablislimerit. Few, hoviever, are the cases of complicated distrey in. this rtsoricr„ c ,, nipared with the calamitous situations 01 Men, wno, te (, n) an indulgence in a solitary vice, or the prevalent gaieties of a tiishionable lite, acquire that suit of Debility, which is the unavoidable cOnsequence of such prniciolvs hair,ts, tu:re the unhappy ihs'frerer broods over his misery, but carefully , i:oriceals his inistbrtime, it may be sonic cons°. letion for lwii to knoW t that although it belt object of doubt or uncerieinty with other Practitioners, the remove. Of these Deficiencies by the gradual progress of Re»ova. lion, is the, acquitetnep of Fay Experience. If the rites , of ii.n.chtis or VeintiMiave began to reduce Manly vigour, much muddy will he prevented by an early Counterae. IlOn of this languid State ; and in these cases, no great difficulty wilt oeeur. But where this Deficiesicv has ror years existed, a ' propet perseveronce in(lupenaSir . vqiiisite to revive the slum bering Sparks of Lite, anti to re-animate the Constitution. MAR RI E 1) WOMEN, who have long been disappointeci in their expearitions" of a Family, May be assured., that in curable instances, such defects are hrable by Medical skill". The secresy which is so to my undertaking, and the t titiatiticotiorisMlit:ll l mive presumed to state, forth 'the basis of my prelensioes, and in Coincidence, with Vial taus trallnAtion is given, that Mr, liree may be consulter, hronaitiG' or by Letters Unclosing a small Nate), at his oua . e, ae, Arundel street, Stra n d, near Ternple hat. There is an . additional blur:ince in Wator-street, adithning, and the Name is on troth the doors.- Martin Beni ...Member of the. itoy)11 UMlcge,df Surgeons. 4 , mardett.court. az*. -cot irrs, (61 South Molton-serret, gliv . 7 5 , e 4. 4orre: t • ano l'Ortlishert Wit.t.t•set s SINDt)7•I: I'siotctl by Ric ti ART HARR ts (of No. whete ildwerirrements, Orders for the. I.4l)tru . 4ettiri the' Edttar, Ipttt...oaiii) be 3-" c At Lo G na ar o r i a l 7 BY -Me4srg, IiQDSIi. 1 NsoN, Allii() f c,Ol, to L pttl o oc t i „la highrrd oalTrivOsioenild:alleeSI:(.:11111:oy11):::11:i'll's•C14:56:::114:14:111;f:1.0. ,840.,C11:, rs TtutEr: LoTs,,,/ 9 rp,,, Fence, in tbeetC:l2l°TiedsMblOr're.A4EWCaeill%'leFaOrititrnElirndti:All i t ° 1 •11 : : :::: Iro.eaidalnrtotant Pemtiel,rsti.elii t . o , b‘listIcs:::::10-s iliiilgiog' ! tog Or 1ni,,,.. Rants ; consisting of a Farm No , and 11,,,,,,e, 237 Acres, s jtood, 19 pegeho of NitlighPf! ~,,hlO Arabic Land, )11 a high state of Coltivation,l,rional and beautifully wooded in the possusitoo qt 01.00 rep field. , situatt. 4 0 .., 4t,j-, I.otll. A FREEHOLD .FA.IO, in P r ' ho r; EillJP,4 preceding,_ and the remainder witliiici L ing of 0,, 6 , prayton, in the Parish .aforessid ; 071„od, 39 IA 'louse, 13arit and Stable, .and 34 Aerei, f, Ise, ic;l,, 3t astc:::::St:ein,!nitigdi .Q oA li f fi t Quit eal::eati;;I:06131t.:11,:criv;LA11:::1,:i.,,,,:a:::::10: iii:00:::ii, of Land, in Eight Fields, 3tijOirlttlg tit' "u`cto 40 Sixty. ' her's, 1 called I'll . ti' Parish of Froxfield ; consisting ot 521',0 o f Ard i Pasture Land, in the Rossession of 4-I.:. a i,,t) A I ) has notice to quit at Micluteltints t1ev%,):1014 /1„,v1 i;,, l a V it " d alioandti:3AHrlAlboc4entrsnelllstes ait welli 4 0 '1741C:1cl:el e :u rvc * i i t ill;: 9 ; 'di. : l ,: l i c l t a l , ) i i r i : : :rl t i . , l : i i tcli , ix Acres, I itooti, i petzh, waking tog Roads: 7 To be.viewecl on applica!ion:J wioppicii! :,t Particulars may be ha,' at th e C."'" e ' Pete r ' il'''' Aliesford ; Swan, Alton ; Kod Lion;ondeipreriti!iii, Place of Sale.; of Mr. HO,l 1K lilSoll, NllOO4 '.',1)I1011 an 4 if Mr. Abbott, aj, Sheplieo's.' , A tiir vt„,.--' l'l..._„:2l2ll_______,lnther Y) b.,,e paid lor! g. TO BE Rjl,lol el vlaY t l At the Dog . and Drar Inn, Vanit'freal:::::o,l:::7:irztt: By Mr: A. en vii oc l • 0 ,00 Day of May instant, b.;:twazo in ke Atli:moon ai,611,,d TILE c olt:I F 1 selA)rsitßFC:o.ClaglVl:inlv°.eirfinca°i ::ilIV:lijitcsi.):i:GtiG:t'::gbir'.4‘)1::61:;121.',111:::::::::11.:1:::10::::::::,:';Ir'417:11i:Irite::i;,iei;I::.0,til' la 1.), lying and ben' its tile severA .110 0 0, o v i ,;„ Ulcoinb, about half betvic°l :,.,:u.,)atiull ~ and A.shror& and now in the ~ , 0" nitllP•itli..olo Ashawes,,Teosnt at Will- ,I.,)qF-,, p ,- b Also a f A 1t.P.1 calico 0 , , -lirif,t„,tun: , cot , , Fir4ritlytt:Nail.intoduc,sivittesori.s4ti r t i I i l i i,_i cscotLbati )er, e l a , putt AI , t ti It, 6, : tor ;,,,',11,,,.::„.‘c.:c :!::10'1..1.,14,1:41,..,4ii,14,7ii Aorneasureinent., 26 A . i 1 4 , 4,•ll:erioti, ii00,1'1„, 0 0 ' lying and being tit talc Parisn c'.; wilt pa,. i. •i s)o. I ' itimi ots NIG f aster, Teii.nit il, (,tit '1 , 10. 4. , v of rur:.:ll.,sers this Foritt w , '. ,)` - i ii,i, M;,•)", koropoi ,' e trcdli (1 ,vi C,),' 013 1 • Also several 1 tes..S jrJ • F -,I)0, --• 311.1111, 04) ed 11w Kt sstt4G TRE ; v !, • 104,4 in 1,e',,,09,.110 linzasureinnt, it A. o R. J 7. ~ ,:,,, 0 0,10 ~2,,, a wile from the Tow., Awl l'„,, ill, .0,1, lot L' s , l . 'Kelshabt Fullsger, Tenant s. ,„1_,...01.0.; eci j , ;.4 . , ,, To be yiewed, and printed! v __" inn, ~, 6 ,"i !iii -ious to the. Sale ; at site Gt:•)11,Z.,4,,,,,,, 110 t or ' O l 1-lead Inn!• Aslitold ; 1).00,a11:::.,,,, , ,ole.:,0,04; Place of Sale ;at the Alt,-,.o,``i'ato's ,'bia i , 4,1 ~, „,....- Messrs. Butt and , PoPth, 0 , 1 3 1 , ' IA see. • Map of the several Estates MAR RIIW. On, the Bth instant, Captain Boulderson, of His Majesty's. 1 Packet Prince Adolphus. to Miss Caine, daughter ot john Carne, Esq. of Falmouth. Nesterday, at Hackney, the RAY. Joseph Wilton Pawsey, M. A, of Coltishall, Norfolk, to Miss Read, of Siisce. Bed fordshire. Yesterday, at Walthamstow, Samuel Turner, jun. Esq. of Devonslure-street, Portland-place 'son of Samuel Turner, Esq. of Upper Wimpole - s treet, to Portland-place, , Slater, elciest datiy,ll - of the late Gilbert Slater, of Knot's Green, in the Coun ty ot ESBO, Esq. . . On Tuesday, at ',locking, Essex,, 1r: J. P. Napier, to Miss Lydia Baynes, of Backing. ' • . At Edinburgh, on Friday last, lames Buchannan, Esq of : Ardencottnal, to Lady Janet Sinelair, eldest daughter of the Rigkt lion. the Ea et Caithness. On Thmsday last, at Dover, Capt. E. N, Eyre, of the J o Li z l lt DroF,ooa4, to Miss Ann Latham, daughter of Sit -Mud Psttliall, Esq. of that place. On T ue o s y 1.w., at (Milton Church, the Hand William Grey, at Einbletoit,'Nurthumberland, to Miss Maria Shiflett, of Clifton. DIED. PRICE. OF STOCKS, YESTVRDAY. Bank . m , f, 5 pet Cent. , B4l 90 90 5 p4r Cent. 1797, 98 rsh 5 per Cent. 4 per. Cent 73 3 per Cent. tied. 57 y 3 per Ct. Col)s- SS Aun. 1.6 9-16ths Dim! Short Attn. India Stock s .. TS i az India. Bonds,' S.ooth Sea Stock, Ex.chcquer Bins, ts. dis. Ts • Cirnntorn, 2 latperial 3 per Cent. SETI Ditto Ann.. 9 I- tf.)Th Cons. for 2.4. May, 513-i . . , . SOON WILL BE PISPOSED 01 , , N A CApital anti very Deslrable MOD RESI- /1. LIEN - 6t"tor.a Ngular Establishment suited from Five to . Ten ThousortlYoun4s a 7 year, wits a MANOR, andfrom . abort ',to.? to ct46.> Acres of rich, healthy, and dry Arabic . and Native Yreciloin Litnct.trund-slic lioUse, com manding beautiful' Sea and 'Land V ie:ks, situate between sixty and ninety i rnil4s , Spu‘hoyest from 1 1 9ndon. • It very much desired, à' Manor and Wel 1-svooded3 Estate, abeitt.2)eo•AtreS‘tri6tt, near it, may be added.. Inquire of Mr. F. Webb, Salisbury. ONE GUINEA IN THREE SAVED, With Pleasantness and Durability utiited„. in the Purchaseof COLLYL:R's SILK STOCKINGS with c wrro .F.F.E:r, removed fron3 the - Poultry to No. 146, Fleet street. A 1 iTHE truly astonisliing - increasing Pe. X maud for Alie above.has induced Mr. CO LIY.I.;R, the original Proprietor, to rnarpitacture the largest and most elc7. gant Assoftment - ever yei dlrcreti to- the public inspection.' • Ladies' and Gentlemen's fine Silk, .7s. 6d;.a Fair, or three pair tor" a !hinted ; those with the most faShionable . elock, to, 60.; stout andAnc•lllack ditto, from Ss. 6d. to los. 6d. N. 11. To such Ladies and gentlemen who have not made trial ofthcir diitiugulshert and unrivalled excellency, it May .1 be proper to state, that they are far inure warn, comfortable, rl soft, and peasant; infinitely inorc durable; and, though every way equal io.richness and (lality, not more than two thirds the prlce fir thwi‘: with silk Fez•.t. - Whoksale acid Retail Ho4icry Repository, No. 146, Fleet. Street. VENEREAL BLIND4ESS,._I(c. To Mr. T HOM AS TA `11.012, Surgt3on, NO. 9, New Bridge-stmer, LoAdont DIAR SIR, is•with the most' heartfelt. - satisfadi(in that 1 r address you on the incomparable eici4ellenee of..your in. 'Valuable Medicine, LEAK.L's PAT Else:lF PILLS. In.the ,Spring of this year I had the miSforintie t contract a Vene real Coniplaint, attended with the most , alarming and den- • gerous syinptonisi insomuch, that I have been confined 'to my room for a whole week, tegether, - and not.abie to stir out of it ; I had no rest night nor day, and suffered tke most excruciating pain and torment, and what was still worse, my eyes grew weak and dim, so • that 1 could scarce. discern any object, if ever SO close to me, and expected nothing less than the total loss of my, sight.— Front a Stout, healthy, and rather Corpulent 'man, I bacanie a mere shadow, and ari object of pity.asalcordpltision.•My friends had .all given me over, and tnottglAt iny recovOry impossible. In this dreadful state, and expecting every minute to be my last in this world, I was fortunately recommended by a neighbour to • try your Medicine;' but having tried all medical aid to . no • purpose, and being at an enormous ex pence, it.was some time before 1 could be prevailed on to take :them ; at last. I sent for six boxes, arid before 1 had taken them,all, I found eon-. siderabte benefit; my pains gradually decreased, and my eye sight grew better, arid, .to. the great surprize and astoOish. %tient of all my friends (after taking three boxes morel, rztyr health and strength Was perfectly restored,' and I um ilow` .(thanks to my Ged'and your invaluable Medicines) as well and hearty tin ever I was id my life. • You are at , full liberty i publish this n any Miolll,ll.' you think .proer, for the benefit of society at large, and - . which I should have sent , yot sooner, but was tearful of a ' relapse. I reinain i with.the utmost gratitude, Dear Sir, your obliked.humble Servant,, It. 1,. LEIGH. High-street, 4irminebam, Nov. I, 4799.. The above Medicine is earnestly recommended to all' Persons that ate in any doubt of their being entirely free.of. every Venereal Aditetion, particularly to thane about alter. . ins their condition in cite, as it wilt certainly eradicate every taint of that natifre,' of however long standing, or however disguised wider the appearance of other disordeti it may be ; tor' Scorbutic, Glandular, and Cutaneous Caul. plaints, it is also rocommenelixt to e taken, espeaiallyin the Spring, Summer, and Fall. Opared and sold by the sole'ProprietoreTito As TA r. r.oa, Member of the Corporation of Stiegeons, London, at his House, No. 9, Neve.l3ridee.street; . where he .will give Advice, without a fee, to persons' taking these Pills, ariel will answer Patients' Letters, if post-paid, on the seine terms, observing in all, cases the must inviolable secrecy, no Patient's name or - case having been mentioned, but at their own particular request; by the Proprietor, 'Anti t:e the course. of More than 35 years, that he has had t4e conducting of an extensive sale of the above Medicine, and the Practice arising therefrom. They are also sold by his appointment, at the Per. fume;':, No. 15, St. Podliaii 4 s.street, •mr. bertson's Toy-shop, No. 103, Oxford-street ; Mr. Steel's, No. t, 'Union-row, Little Tower-hilWand by one Per •: on in every considerable Town , in England, !gee in boxes 'cif only 2S. pl. each, sealed up, with full and plain Di-. rettions, whereby Persons of either Sex muy cure them. selves with ease and secrecy. N ; U. Each Box sold in Great Britain, is sealed up with Stamp, off which, by favour of the Comtnissioners is • printed at the Stanip-Offioe- 4 ' T. Taylor, No. 9, New llridge-street,--to imitate which is Felony, and all other are counterfeits.. • . StAF. FORDSI-11RE, ~ For Positive and Peremptory SALE by AUCTION . By - Mr. CHRISTPE, ' - • At the Great Room, in Pall-Mall, on T h ur sday, !ibi 23, " At One u'elock, A CA PI TAL 'FREEHOLD ESTATE, 0310 -1 .- SUG NA Li, lIA IL ; 'consisting of a Stone-liaMo tic;rit Nl3nsiou, with numerous attached and detached Ottic,l ati.tpte,l to the Villa. and.cleglnt Farm OrnOe, csi )l t 3l vial : cq A-I.lrll,,,tjKaril:n, Hoz-house, G men. I au .e, Sec. 4 54 c., 21 " TWO' 1-IUNDRE I) Aldi,) TItREE ACRES of,Lan4l of tht first, cki litv, in a hingel'enee, diversified with' "ill, Dale, Wood, ai4nl.Water, in Hi,: iiippiest style of t,i ture• Ist Msion seated oil a bold E,ninenee, backed.ara. Li hel tzt by full. grJtv'il , r 131436011 i ~,,,t rain); Grounds troat tnc N o ah n ii,'3llll coalmairling Trostcti wier the Volt tilce iI. inek;:uunds, and thiity mile.) in extent over a frttlik , popi.;lous; healthy, ai•it finely to*uten WOO4Y ,fal l 'al:.•4lodikig With Gaffe fiDe ioads, held Spcirts,,and-Olt* thsmen's Scats. The Game, suajiviled by it s FtV I M into "MVenis:nt ‘TricioSuFeS, Rad btlersittrsai With iti%tlfilit (;lumps, alvi Vi.nitationS of large spreading Forest Trees. 0 Trid Pleature-grounds continued through the Vern elA " Woofis in all the variety Of Eliglisti Landscape caltiglil acid Intl;nated by Colin, a natural Stream, and 0(.0,, figias Oak IVoods, ia,,i,iii,,,iirc.,Nll,:aeil,,on its riltr rrai':e of Aeres, and contrasted b) the most entlisoii openvinvs. l'aite, - genius, .and inechanism,.)lialx Mo most happily exert: d tie :corating this charming not. t ii Situißed tivo.thiles troin 'the I'vlatket Toi,vnef teele3 I adj?iiiio4lo the C LicOrr and Niai4..1,;11 ROO fron t i „,'"1: lame - , ln i:ip l ce,s.:trftoi?na'4Nti,tib;rdt'Sentj'''Nt.ltarit:el't Sn"ril'ityYto'iC:sd:.;,nl;/.4,:00 Nekvcistle t v - , tv-Cr'll ' „ \ eilt)-SeMen ii.,:n shro‘si,ttr),.. s Chi ter,. And 44).t rotil,London ' 1 nintstl ,a‘lay be Viesveti On Avpitt..-4tVni 4 t the Idansion, an( l i 811 , 0 Particulars to be had of ttit,t'riniers of the StsOr.ul, ~,J alingliairi. Shiovesbury, Mani:hotel, G'ore's Liv cr q. an ).7ootiti,n.'s Exeter Papenti at the Rainbow, Conolielio• a ~Ijal.), of the' Estate (Pay be seen at Nit% Crutiveli') i n p‘ti 11.1th ; 'Mr'. lohn Forster Architect; Liverpool t 41 Ni.al I . ' ~ . , . . • , N. U. Theilouiehold Furniture, Live ,anit ' l3. ' may be taken at 4 Valuation, and Possessi, ,nuy be had immediately, or in Wilt or sis• . A , option Of the Purchaser. T 0 B E . S N O E L A D R BY CI I .rik l 1 1 V A N A I t l l i r j C C( ) N S; 'it A c f, By W. CHRISTIE, A si .REFfoLo Capital and most D:stra,t.e _ - so i E. , ;,,.._TAT11:, the greatest Part T YTIIE-FgE'Ei.ii,ilout Lbetween' Clivshatdand Great "Alisticnciali, on 1. 11 1 ,,.‘00 each, three from Amer:Juni, And four froin Csrcitr,%,,ititi stead, anj.,,fitirty front Lapdog, in a beatitit\A AP "r - rik of o'l6 VOUNTY - of RV eg.i • c alS e '' 1 CtanNisting ail a Ssubitatttial anti coaventent VW .• -i, HOUS E, witbSix 'still Stahle, two Coacit-attscst' :wallett I,;:ittoteta Galtien, Capital Faun-1' 341i. " d ' . ON t: HUN D'ii.ED ALRLS , Acr o ol ' excellent Arablv and t\Watiow in hand (kiPIY 001 which Are Tythe-frea); admirably "suited tdr the g atid.OccupArion of th* Gatti:mail Ariculturiit. ,roity Also", contigttoui„ a Fatal house, Buildingst "t° 2 ' ' • At.:lre3' lett `4rto a rspettable l'enatit. • ,d i ali l°'“4 ' 'he Estate to,+y be view:li, and furt!ler p3rti' - • ' by refetence to lir. Christie, ill Pitll-Nl-111. ..,.....''- --................ 1**•:. c.._l_iTrA I, C ItEDENCE, w:0034:;e01).Y, p L t. 1?1,-EASUREC)UNTRY-GitouNSIt)4, CO 6 ' ;l "', l'll Tv 'l t 4LLitt) ii:I4ADONV.);;A ND. occ. , a i r cot,N a 11, vergr: of EltiCtiLF.V COMNON: ~ . . TO BE 5.111.1.) BY At; CVO ) , • Dy,s:l‘ir SQUIB 13; a t crod ci (By 0 tilet of the Executors of John Pole?, E°'l'l,ciuiti at 94n:away's,To-morrow,Nfaty 17, 4t l''"l'l'c' ' 'll i ‘;11Skt:01.1 A.. VerY F. Xcellent, Convenicnt, a" ;,/ } trit' ,i ..)rte,l46ck--built FRE E II() LT: MANS 1 0 S, 1 i 110,K • i ff i 1 I(4iINIEV. with every r-qute 3.6300, '-r lolti, et., duu6le Coich-house,- St.kl)°,ing tor' '',f,,t)e' i : `l n u; , i;le . to litcwhou,, capitAt Vii;lierAtor, `':,,-,,,' la I t oro' :tine Orange neAr . i o feet in length;th lc!! v,ittlL--vatiO' Exot• "'lgo- "'Kt 129144 Trees, anti VaPpila Cif:uri. 0 pits le i an d Green-house P•J lots ; a Melon (~,711,1 flei bea n uli ~,qe-house, eacol lent Kitchati 6"ArdenD,.bT.:olll4l:, sur• • with very ilisposed with „:•,:st tast e , 41..70 ot v . ',! tic me e a rx thriving Maititiiit's,_ in(' theco Inc 0;40 ~,.,01:1, ' an '' kitow. and Pasture Lalld . the. whoicl):lccy C. :t s .t.; at o y li t tey . , 111 telt ;-• a'sp/t jvstly ,nit 1)„t its c oiltig, t * Eau PUSLdelightfOly si rip; rd on ;he verg dlllllo4r Eons to Town. ~ p.cullarlydesirahle on a ccoun ~ , , -0 1, . d p i rti , ..,, Cob 4: 'viewed with llekets Z,,dv, and pr.il te plii' maybe had of Niessrs. lon ~..,.: .10,1 t;tren,;30,00(6.100 ; A .., square, -Fleet-street • on the lir:Anises; 0 ; , 63114 t Mr. Squibb, Savillc.passgr,c, i3vilic,fo". t hg