The Sun. — London, England, 1803-03-28 00:00:00

ORK ASSIZES, ;TILE IczNG v. DOSSoN• The Prisoner stood • indided . on the Aft 'of z creo.,ll. .for attempting, to sbduce Artificers out of the _Kingdom:, Last Poniefrafi Sessions, the Prisoner was tried upon an indiftment on the same Aft, for•takirig nildels or plans of the manuladuring machinery of this Country, for the purpose of introducing:them into a Foreign country, upon which indifintenr he . was found guilty, and sentenced to one year's prisontrient, and to 'pay a fine of two hundred pounds to the King., Mr.'BUCK, on behalf of the - Prosocution, stated tbt. Prisoner to be an Englishrtin by birth, but went . to France at an early age ; that he afterwards' esra- Wished a mantifadiCry in - the c.aSi.irotibtasiness; that at the conclursion of Peace :he returned to this Country, and weia into Lancaster, an&came into this County, ta get models of our machinery, •forr - Which helaid, been indiaed, and was now justly enduring-the pu. rthhment of the law ; and he was now upon his trial for endeavouring to seduce our artificers. Mr. BUCK said, he believed the pr;soner at the•bar to have been sent over by the French Government .; but he wondered that a Government ; that had manu. faftured so many constitutions both for themselves. and other people, should. not be able to invent a spinning.machme,;, but he was sure they would be 'little capable of rivalling ias•in the invention of constitutions, as they had been in rivalling usin our machinery ; BUCK then rib Archer, Son-in-14W of John Archer, who said, that the Prisoner came from Dieppe, in Nor mandy, to this Country ; that 'about : the zr.th of February, r Boz, he told the Prisoner, that his mo_ ther had told him his father was going with him (the Prisoner) to live in France ; that he asked the 'Prisimer..the particulars of their agreement ; the Pri. Boner replied, you shall know that beteafter ; that the Prisoner said, he had a plot of ground , in France on which he Meant to erect a' Mill, &c. ;.he said the building and stock would cost at-leaskpool. and that he could raise that sum without tif st a nce ; upon asking Prisoner if he meant to kve.any Eng. lisp workmen he said no :he could have had regi. ' ment of them at and London,•but he would nor, and gOt out of the way ; that the Prisoner said, the objeft of his coming into Yorkshire to get plans and models, and tar. take his father with him; that he was going to M:nichester; and had letters of recommendation there," and that he meant to see their machinery. Upon being cross examined by Mr. LAMB for the Prisoner, he confessedthat he had'hadls quartet with jtis mother,-and was art upon good terms with' her.'' ' Other witnes.ses were called to support the prose. . .. . lu4efence, Witnesses were culled to shew the hisoner had, advised int+:ltkinics against going, to Exance. .. . • The Jury found the Priesoper.—=Guilty. Sentence cur; 4 year's. imprisnitment, and .'a fine 61 sPol: TRIND,4II), JAN. 3. 07 Monday last,', about one otclOck v liis Ma. jesty's Slii j Ulyises, of 44 gutis,.CaptEtill CbLuM VNE, anchored in the Gulp!). His Excellencrge. rural PICTUN immediately dtputed-Sirjrkmzs BON.; . . .- -rkire .and ;the Hon. j QHN 14,,,0ic to wit upon Colonel FuLt,Aseros, with congratulations on his arrival. ; and a request to be infurmett.when he pro, posed to land. When • the deputation returned, eiders were immediately issued, to prepare far 'his reception the nextinorning. At about nine o'clock' his Excellency landed, and was received upon the wharf by several'lVlembers of the Council, of the Cabildo, civil and Military 014cers„ and most of the principal inhabitants; The military', drawn up on each side of the street from the Fort to Govern_ ment House, paid the customary' compliments, Ind GeneraLPicToiq, with a large party.of Civit-and ' Military Gentlemen, received; him with! all ima. ginable respe4. His Majesty's Commission being read,* Which appointed- Colonel kro dier-General Pic eo i, andCaptainHoon, Commis sioners far the affairs.of Trinidad, and the two first being sworn in (Captain Hoob not being" as yet ar. rived) Colonel FULL/a-TON expressed in lively terms hil most anxious /wish for the welf are an d prosperity of the colony ; declaring, that nothing should be wanting on:his part to render the situation of every indiy.idual as comfortable as-an impartial distribution of justice would permit ; at the same tins, observing, that the contlutt (if General .14 , had often been such as at home had been highly ap proved, and -which, he was thoroughly convinced; would always tend to promote the welfare of the inhabitants of Trinidad. To which Oeneral Pic. ruit replied, " that the welfare' and happiness of the island hid most certainly constituted •his first atid only wish ; .but'` that he was fitinly persuaded, that to please every niers was 11:ot in 111411'S posver." On the next day . all the Officers, both . civil and military, attended at Government House, ro con; 'gratulate the Commissinnos- • add . thi. following day the Merchant's attended for the ltkG pitrpnit, and to express their firm reliance Upon the wiltdinn and justice of their si adininistrarion ; which 'their' Excellencies. Were pleased' to reply in appropriate . terms.--Mrs. LAP.l'orit and sister, 'The Hurt. Miss MAciAt ; .Colonel RUTHERFORD, ButVeyor.- General ; Akcti I rtiA . o, Gtosi' Esq. Jodge'Ad.. vocate and' Attorher General . ; J. M. WootSTEXX, Secretary"to the Ci)mmissioners ; Mr. 111 A tt Priteatc Secretary to Governor FuLt..ticion ;* and two other Gentlemen in: the Surveyor General departmetit, also arrived in the I.7lutt. theladies • came ashore in the cool. of the evening, attended 13y , General PrCrort and other Geritlernen, who' viepr , of tin the pnrposc of escorting them to Governthent flouse.—Colonel •Ft.tt,L AR TUN 7 101Tiinited,SiE JAMES B011;1* E I le and P)}lN RIGA Y, Esq. to be his ti•illes. ElCellehcy Govehor PiCtON a grand dinner to Colonel Fut,i.Arurots and suite. I LON DON : PriTited by ZUCIIA NAN ryl‘l4ll.LA N, (of Bow-Sireet, Covent 'Garden) ; an At the :,tr rt. Qs rxc Co, 112 1 Stt'imd where ifilvertiterntfrtthOrtfiri DUBLIN, MAtea 2!. SIR T A MES CHATTERTON, Bare. is appoinild to go the *. Nuith East Circ u it, the room of the_Hon. Justice Fox, who is prevented by illocss . froiti tending that duty. An order was received on - Friday at Limerick from the Lord 'Lieutenant, requiring; the Governors of that city to draw out, and embody, with all con -venient speed, two Coinpanies of the Militia of the City'of Limerick;, each_ to consist of one Captain, one Lieutenant, one Ensign, four Serkants, five Corporals, two Drum hers, and sixty_five Privates ; and to ± cause die - same to be ready to march, as oc casion shall require; to such posts, within rreland, as the Lord Lieutenant may assign theca: Sunday forenoon, the first, second, and third companies of the' Dublin` Militia Regiment paraded at Cl ire-street for - the first time. Two con ;*.4 of the Louth Militia are embo., died, and doing duty in Collon. Companies of Riflemen are to be fcirmetl, com posed eche best marksmen of eve!) , Regiment of Militia, and to bebrigaded together in 'battalions, to acquire the necessary evolutions ; their uniform to be of green. The Yeomanry Cavalry, it h said, will be instruded in the infantry discipline, to ad-occasionally on foot, if it shall bC found ne cessary to re-embody them. _~.~. DUBLIN-CASTLE, ;.13.RCli 12. Firs Eiccellency the LORD L.IELYTENAt:T has ap., poilited the following Guverpors.uf Counties, viz. AR !kin clt —The lion.. Archibald Acheson, Cot. of the Ar magh, Regiment CAyAN—john C.A. of thr. Cavan C F:V-Tildi - loti. Francis Nathaniel hUrtol., GA. of the County of Clara milioa. • C. g ft,-;-- - rke Right Lou; V:4count .Doncraile, Col. of the South Cork Militia. CORK -Robert Uniacke Col: of the North Cork Militia. . DonLoAL--The. llon.Nathani.:l Clements, commonly 4.4k41ed Lord'Viseount ClinientS; 'oot, of them I)onegal DowN-The: Right. lion. 'Robeit Ward, CiA. of the loyal South. DoWnsliire Militia. • , r Down—The Hop.- Sir fatties, Stevenson 3$ izekwood„ Bart. Col. hi the' Royal NOttlt•Downshire u —G•eqrg4, Veseji, Esq. Col. of th.; County of Dub lin Militia. Ka* ay—James Crosbie, Esq. Col. of the County of Kerry Militia. • • _ • . • . Kr tba t—john Wolfe, Esq. Col. of the County of Kildare Militia. - • 'KING'S COUNT Y —Hcrry -P. L'Estrange, Col: o f the King's • County .1.. a vrttm--Walter Jones, Esq.. Col. of the County of Lei.: . trial Militia. LoNootibutax—The Right-lion.' Robert Stewart, corn:. Inonly calk& Lord Viscount . Castlere; ; , ,h, Col. of On! L6n. &Wert) , Militia. , I.o:iris—The Hon. T. Foster, Col. of the County of Louth • ' Ma.lio—Ccorge• Jackson, ,Esq, Col. of the North Mayo, - Militia. MA7o—Dominick•Geollly Browne, Esq. Col. of the South 'Maya Mllitia.• ' Mc Arit-,The Most Noble T. Marquis of .Headfordi Col. of the Cuunty of,Meath Militia., • . citA - N—Charles Leale; EN. "Col. of `the Cotirity of Mcthaglran Militia. • Ovaits.—ltight Hon, john Lowry, Earl. Delmore, Col. of the Tyrooe Wax r b—The Right Hon, john Loftus - Loftus, commonly ltit.;Lorct Viscount I.oitusi • 4 Wicict.ow—The Right Hon% Hugh Howard, Col. of the Chanty of Wicklow Militia. W . . . , , PARISIAN FASHIONS. [ 'THE turbans are so far back, and so'covered with twisted locks, that we ,can . scarcely perceive the' I Ihead-dress.. Sometimes between the folds of .the I'turban is a space for fixing a rich comb. The newest' !shapes. Of hats are very oblong. The trimming al most exclusively in fashion is a- ruche of black or White, crape. This crapeis lately cut, so as to resemble a - )I . 6llodfrizzled feather. The new colour is barbel :blue , it prevails more io cr a p e t h an i n sat i n . Th e souffietitrapes, iht fathion of tvhich is not yet passed,' ;art an aranthus, or jonquil of lilac, with white stars. .!Ourefoganits begin to Wear upon the hats bunches of :violets. The morning bonnet, are trimmed with. :bbwsoffwititeribbon. Plaited edges are still:used in !full dress. . The cosmetics. iti favour are, rose, milk and- red vinegar. The antique oil is succeeded by Roman ponmles. The young m en o f fashion wear' their hats with a leaf less broad, .and the corners less unequal ;than the Russian hat. , Their coat is bfown or black. The bodies of chariots are mostly of brown colour; with golden threads. H ANCIENT CO t N9.—A few days ago, at Torfoot, :about seven miles .Aouth.wesi of Strathaven, in the shire of Lanark, a boy,• in cleaning out a drain at the foot of a rising ground, struck upon a glass bottle which 'contained - about 400 silver Roman coina of T RA I ANi ANTON . nit7S Pius, FAUST/NA ? 'wife of ANtOlgi N US, OR /SP fNA, Wife Of 'CiDll4 o \io. 'DVS, find' various other. Emperors and 'Empresses, &c. They are, 'in general, in good.preservation,• ; and weigh 'about forty grains each.' The-bottle .was an oblong square, and sealed with a greenish pigment. About fifty of the coins Were so much verdigreased, and adhering together, that . 144 !were broke'with a hamther by 'a 'rude 'and unskilful' ,hand, in order to separate them. It . will - be . reenliefted that an important,discov er S, ''of coins and medals was tnade,in a manner equalry ,:ateidental,Jn October 1799, near' NlidhOorn i in Leicestershire. Upon that' occasion, as a boy was nutting Hulfwood, his foot slipped into a ditch, and struck upon a glass urn Containing 230 pieces, 'of silver 'itotnan coins, in the highest state of pre. , iseiption. .Among chii niunber were one eaA. T 1 A . N; one of . JULIAN, one ot TllEoppstus, and one btARCAOios, Rothan Etripciors; On Monday next the State-Lottery will begin drawing,—*lsiekeis and . Shares are• cm sale at the 61 , 1;Otiee of Swirr and Co. in the Potiltry v . where a gent proportion of Capital Prizes have' been Solo' in ;the late Lotteries. i , Monday next the State Lottery commences Draw. ing,--tickets' and Shir,:s are on Side at the corner cif the the Bank Buildings, Cornbill, and facing the Gate of the King's Mews Charing-Cross, London, the Lieenced State Lottery Offices of RlcitAttosoti, " GocimucK, and CO. S'EyP icAxyloyTti, MARCH 25 ~ ... .. . . . Sailed—the Yoking RiChard, jay; BrOthefs, Co6lc,.arKrArtin. B9tsoo, - for London ; Robert; Vaimi.l, .tbi q.ciiii ;.' Srdolty Smith, Itriggsc anct ,NarFitrctta t N i ioltols , ...f9r I tilLk ; NCi`i Vaithy, Holland, rohn; Sr,ci..4 Matilda, Bromfield, sand Ve3- tal; Barbori for LowIOLL ' " '',-- ' • • MARRIED. On Tuesday lag, at Southpupton, Lieutenant-Colonel litinte, of Yarn - total', isle of Wight, to Mss of LV. sn ing tO 1.1 DIED. On Saturday inorning f Mr.' B. B. EvanS,'ot the Old 'Jewry,. iii the 45th yea of age, On Saturday the Nth inst. 'after a fow 'lava illness, Mrs. gvail.Ladience; tho widow' or 'the late Williash Laurea'e, `orSt. Janies.tstreet, New/skirt,- Isle of Wight.: • On the.. 140 in.;t. at Windsor,. Miss E. ltoltnd,, aged 13, second daughter of Stephen Pound, t,,sq. 9f Mlutsr. On Wednesday noon last, at his Parsonaii.ll: in New ißrentfoni, the . Ito/. I (Sits ,Itandall, in t 620 ye,ar r Ohisar, !who had beeA`Minister i pf that Chapel mars. i The salhe-day, At Little Wilbraham, in Vaeirisarvonshire, she has layn.d in threo:eqntpri c3 , brinchorn in !1699, and enjoyed her health and intelleds till Willup a few hours of htr death. • „ On Fricitif/iii'n'nleht, Mrs. .11facken'iie, -, •ife of Mr. A. .Mackonzie, of the Grove, Stratford, in the Coutitm Q 4 ,14- SeX, in the 47th year of her agc•• Lately, at - Lisbon, of a consumption, the Lady of I. Y. Fownet; Esq. of Hallow-Street.. . ' • • l• S TOGA RDAY. 4ATU njok Stock INllvy 5 pc!! Ccnt.f . ),'",:i ! li ; per c. edt. I siOt 3 per Cant. 4 pvt COll. Silllt 3 ifer ecit. Reit: shut .3 1,41-C „Con. 63i 4 3:ll , liii, intto Scrip , 1.. Ann; ' Litt Slum Ann. shut - ~ )itto Scrip India Siock, - Botith EictfielOqits ' . 5: Eundattic ditto prem. ,3tl Ext.: wider . ippgr, 3 . ot;r i .qerit. Pima Ann. 11 t-i 4 'dank for opentiii.; ItldialOr Ate.- Cons. for .1)!4,643,iii, - - -- I - -mtrrel - -• , -- -- 7 •--.. '' ---- t I -,'..'''''' .- 'lt . • - • • , • G E OVR .14E141 4 S,E(:: UR ITy,. .. Those Brost valuable. ithitiiies the Co it blAt };:1J;11 o r A wl GILItAD, tANTh•l'llilr ETIGINES; and ABSTE it (; EN,er LOT i 0104 , %vitz.reon 'the Life and ilealth ofThou "sands .clipend, are protected 'from Counterfeits, \ trY,.the Words " Sand:. Solomon, Liverpool'." Being, by brtfer„Or His •.'Majesty's .Honourable-Commissioners of :he stunp Duties, engraved, ou the Stamp, which is pasted on each. Bottle, to. Imitate Which.iS felony, and' punishable with, death , . -None-else can bogellidne, as every bottle isistamp. cd before it is tielitereclont .of the PI oprietor's possesion. ; The tollowing•highly Celihrattd Articles are to be had of the under-tnentioned Agents for the Circuit of this . Paper: CORDIAL BALM UR G IL EAI2. IiECIDEDLY i;: mice', wort Oct/A:it and etEcaw . . . cases v e n i d 4u stititlfie d c l i cri C " b e itt' v ti e t T iat e ri t s d ! s C.' (.3 !) v risTr ' l t t: f t . ja r' N'ir )u ea s lc i :e i S 4 s . oi,Sight or Memory, Hypoc.thondria; i'rerubl'ings of the 'Aliildi Sexual I)ebility, StoimAill alitllAckwe.,l .Coruplaints, Anil alt other Diseases easing front a relaxal, seat: (if the Nctvotis SVEtein. And' as iiatii)iis'disorcli.ri of 'the immanfratne arc brought on by dissipation i:i tooth.; and tile gross,violation (Allow rules which prut. • !44tes. far the,presery.iti Q n or' hea th, and laYiug a lo..:, •. , n. for a long and h:ippy life', 'with a tiro - land strong - c. .. .itutiain., Dr. ,Solomcn of - I:iver:. tR , O I , r c om kau f h ly ; his t: .i (I 10. BARI Jr-GilCad, .which ha; beenadministered in .. , • Complaints with uncommon success ; 'in Asthina , ;, '.' ... . ;otiony, flatulence, Reiaka tion, Obstriglidns or L: l, ,, rders 'it 6!:',ti'S i»es-erni- . neat ; its 'fleets arc plc::: is. • , quick, certaih and. lasting- Tice baltr) of Gilead instant .. -)usly relje'ves Spasms in,the , Side, Brcast, add 1 atestinc., , :;firseraJgenial * Warireth; . and . . prevents cramps and,ntim 41 bru::,.;,. or at t4r tmthin4 in z•pring o i iea.,witer, ~attics of a ' cold, acrid, or bilious habit of body, affected with Languor, Head-deb, or Hysterical Af leCtions,, cannot have, reCPUrS4 to a ifore...tgantary Remet i ly lhan the Cordial Balm of C:ilt:iii. To di.:..oilent,:n fr.ini i . te East or West Indies, the' v itud.;:nt.frorn-"P:tiblid Semilianes, or those whose p,:copariona require a sedentatylife, are par ticularly Atdrircssed by 1)r. Solomn, whose Cordial Baba of • Gilead has effeeled such Wontlerfill Cures in cases of debiiity, originating horn hear or Climate, or 'relaxations from jtt= vertilt.indiscretions, and the edilcts o:f, intense apiflit:ation to study or btiaiLteSS. • , Also the Anit-Impetigines, the long sought for Remedy for all stages of the Venereal i iseasa, when mercury or an timony, nitrous acid, and other Medicintm So fashionable of late, prove abortivct The Anti- firiperigines' being ;1)1, 11 44011a chemical *and philosophical I. , a.sis,'prA:g,s, of the, high est utility in all .ca ;es cr . " deprvcii . habit w4ll alliw.: tioris aftbe skin," heoet its efficacy in cases of Scurvy, 'Scro fula or lopro.;y,- as well at' in. the confirmed. Lue,s, and flentie by its, sanative pow, - ...r it expels the Virus out 01 the 'System, arid restorks it to convalescence yvb eu i t yp u i re d b'y disease or the deleterious preparations of inerettry, antimony, or aqua fortisi', .Each of these Nfedicines ars, Half-a-Guinea 4 Bottle, and the Family Hattle.o with tit;siiiii9ti;y of four, Thirty-three Shillings only, by which thew is a saving of Nine 'Shillings, Stamp Duty Included, - . Likewise fur Pimples, Mott:lies, Freckles, Ringworms, filackworms, Carbuncles, drc,.Scc. The gni:licit clearer and beautifier of the Face is uticloubtedly Sold:iron's Abstereent Lofuar; and removes all Disorel4s of the Skiit.—l'ints 4i. 6d. liall-pipts 2.:,. 94. It is the most elegant, fragrant, mild, safe acid vain:able Liquid or Wash tier Scorbutic: and other Erni,- . butts of the Face and Skirl. It gently rest ores t h e Ski n to a de • gree of fairness and'purity, beyond the . powers of' desatiption. Latlifs, may rely that it renderst the Stitt fair, tklic4te, .111L1 te . moves eitery kind or stain, tan, son- bin, arid all' those frec kles; which long illness and fatigue:lenerally produce : in short, it is the only Cosmetic a Lady can use at her Toilette,. with ease, einnfort and sati:ty; or a Gentleman have recourse ta, when shaving is become a dreadiul operation by an erup tive diseaadon the:face. Ten Pounds Reward for every Bottle sold . tvitliout Stamps, to be paid on conviaion, under Act of Parliament the 41t1 Geo; ILI 1.1 . cii. 16, before any justice of time Pc.ice, ' A Saaing of Nine Shillings lifTwO Guineas. The Cerdial Bairn of Gilead is said in bottles, price Halt a-Quinea 'each; there are also bottles, which the patient saves 9s: including also the duty ; the stamp of which', bears the, , Proprietor's name and address as above. ' '' ' ' N.B. The postage of all iettkrs whatever must be paid, and a fee inelrssed to the Dodor, by those Who require his advice. The Cordial Balm .Of Gilead, Anti-IniPPti,; l ll,4, and Ab .stergent Lotion,:upd " Guide to Health," are Sold by Remnant, Ilarnburgh ; K. baeli, Peter-street, NeW-York ;.- Mathews, No, 11, Strand, London ; and in Bath, by - Htizard ;;4irisiol, Bulgin ; Brighton, Gregory ; 13i r ' mingliarn, Knott 34..iti Lloyd ; lieu ford, Smith ; Blant.ttord, iimulbils ; Bury Si. E , linnt,;l'4, Diti,, , ie ; Chehotillirna' -Set (4n;• ~CfAilihtifige,licalgson ; Coventry, Rollnson ; Colches ter,h-erner, ; 'Canterbury, Sirninoris ; Carlisle, lollie ; Chatham, EiheringtOn ; . Clielriaor4, Clisehar ; - CSiester, poni and Son ; eldebester, Phillipson ; cirenco.r:Ter, south ; Chippenliiiid; combs ; Dublin, Dugd4lo,. No. 7, txchange court ; Derby,„ Drewry ; I).,irlianp, Prithirigton ; Dover, Neales ; Devizes ; ..I.,:iwe ' • Dorchester, Virtue' , " Deal, Rose ; Dartmouth, Jackson ; lidinbrargh, Smith, North Bri4 , e i Exeter, "Trewnwt and San ; Titlinotith, Elliot ;'• Glouces. ter, Pitt, Walker ; Glasgow, M`Donalti ; Liverpool,'cass; druggist ; teed*, hinns, Holines; Lincolii, prhry ; Ly nn , Headley ; Leleester, GregOry, S‘vinfen ; Lowtts, Pitt ; Mai- - chweer, Thompson ; Margate; Rowe; laitistonc, Walker; Mailbortingit, -. Harold ; Newbury, Fuller, Atlee ; NeW. castle; Walker, Hodgson ; Northampton, Dicey . ; Notting. hats, Btiaage ; Norivich, Stevensuil ' awl Co.; Oxhirtt,' Jones ; Pilquoutli pack, lioxland ; Portsmouth. lleiam ; Reading, Smart and Co. ;. Rochester, litherinv.n ; rt e sto n , Sergent ; Stirewahory,, Ealdowes ; Southampton, . Baker ; Stafford, Morgan ; Stamford, Ne)veomb; Sunderland, Bray; Salisbury, Colthri ; Scarborough, Bayley 1 Taunton, Poole; Tunbridge Welts, Sprange,; Wells, Evill ;• Weymouth, "Wood; Windsor, Blake:rev' ; and py iill Vrehaos olCelquiiie . Medicines iii.thelinited Kipidorci, . . , . Of whom may be had, a new Edition, lust puhlislic...ti, of' that interesting Work, price only 3s. entitled • A GUIDETO HEALTH: • To which is added, an Essay I'Velknti..ises ;' also an Ap- pendix. on:the subjett,,of a sel.l%arr anitdestruaivc yjc. t t, anti an Address to those who 'Lae the care and Ett'.wat'rin 6t . Youth flikewise Advice to liatherti L particularly the Af. ;flitted wi t h Nerv ous epirtplitint. Ti.: whole illustrated and interspersed With a variety of authentic rads, never be. fore published. CHl.titC El4', PRO St* EtNTt° TO BE. 501,Q,..gx By Mr. CHRIS I'l',` • At his Great Rnoin, in Palt NES DA , the Etrh of A prif , at One oCleek, r icii.ECP R F.RPWrUAL AIWOWSQN.ofa. RE(:- • TO with compaa Newrbuilt RECTO RI AI , LIS E;i:onvenient OEV tt S, GARDEN, am( GLE DE r i toeetkr 'CH of soa. and upward's, cap.able Of inprovemtrit, sitc. ated in a pleasaitf;ind heittfiy,.Part of the, (~t).qprrY of, IL.IZ COON, l'arriculars may be had by applying in. rill Mall. ~, . . _ - ------ 7-• s .. • , . ,„ . . i ki:SIDEisiCE AND NIANOR ESTA'rE, RYSI.IP, NI I ;)Dl. - li.iEJ:".-.. • . ; " I • . * 1 . 3.) .B.g-S()I.D BY .AU,CTION, i By Mr. SQUIBB, At aoraway's Coffee-liottse,'veltangealley,' Cornhill, ea' Tustby the Nth Day ofAptil, 1803,at 1 welye. 0',(.2104i. in C/r.•:: Lot, .' • •.. :• . ' " 1 IF HE / FREEtIOLD.,IVJANOR - of .ST. CA TP A ' a PIN E,' with the Farms and extensive Woodilg: lon in, ,, to the'saine;:iitialitVilistree Itiii:Ataf Ryslip, 1 - 7 1 ilim , fr ""! "F'-iwil..; csapslat d tsof Aarge .Alansio w n-hoe and (!l' tit.es, With wapiti-tit Carden, • alid 'upwards of 431 Ac,.e? 0 wh T ic h h ere c i x s p a i n rc e s lee Lal4 ;!. axe irafic4Vswit 4/ 1 4A -inl q 4ll) l7 v i Farms (with proper fltilldinks - attaeliect`to ciehj, and t 1 rg rnaiild-acin-At ocid ti. Ana, ,Th:...F.Artiarr art lett at Will. Itis : Mansilin-house; with about 27 Acres, are lett sot a territ t hand. x a te t os L iy 4 : l :l4 - iAlt daY t.o l f B°. " , , . t Property, and the G?ari'l fit'n'ttidh Canal - Li' within tour milts anti the ‘vootts%atti a ' lof the Estate. --..... . c ,,i Devriptife Pia it bei Teed of tiessrl Kent:. • I Pearce , Office for Latided Pro •rtv Crab I Court, Whitc• hill Wit Pi.siv .- ' •P`' u' • -4 l. of&Obri i ;- , te a , • • rtiAi°•belivir: Fart:attars a '°'" I d Wlla/ . had at tits %MA }„f?rac, 4.4prjtig ; E ;Ant . A nrif••••• , ! Viiii" or ' 144 1 .10 Plhce'aVule,-; .of N'lt.'Sqttll.4s,t •SafillNL!'ow; '',.... Polpfilm.belonging to thii .v iqtr4;trk ‘ Ci:#l,l„)as . Duck. 'si; - !Alt . :, • It>s)ip, w)10,-.v.1 11 .3k 4 ', 1 !, ‘f74. the premises. CC/AL and IRONSTON E, in. DERlVSiiiiisib ' TO liE D . ISPOSED ()r, IT' . 1-its. 'COAL la tidzi NONSTONS: , is% our I`l oo * dr4 Acres- of L:uut„ sjt4te near Park liali , 'l l ,l t it , l) ,Y' 1. crty 0 rßarlbc.irOUgh ; and tilsb'ibout'Vour flundral l i - -- , widi co Bag l, „and I,gonstopoi fif f. O W A.1,00.,° t ail) 1 : .- adjoir,ing the other, t 9 prpperty of Sachevercl i ode, Lord ! , .Orithe taid4fanor..7;i'l ,•,.: • . ,7 -c ' ' . l l ' .., • The las,toal is cionyenicntly situated for Sule t Ati4gt :the'Carilir .ii whiiil goks'ihrcrugli'Villattiarsh from Lhis to •ituckwith ? and.-the 'Turnpike . Road front, Sllati`'iii% Ntanstield ; the tOal "and I ronstontL near Fall Hall are vAntaktothlY ,P1 2 1 1 7e4 ; b 4 ,:tipe stream of IVger,, and-4 4 PC' Low used tor a Corn Nfill, which may be Lett to er, . 1 e.,. Foundery 'upon, or any . Work which nxiiiires Wirtar:fo,o2 . consumption of such Minerals: this is also neat , the tel fronititesterKftlko•Sttizkwith. As• the Kiktaniabh , le l tvin/ s , must be kcousidentble Worktoiuduce the ProPrieNr I Wltta it welted; mine tited• apply . but who call lirid Scanty . fulfil such condit:ons As k _Nv#i)?9 thought rtecssaLy. ' Mr. %Vinson, of . l'ark Nall, and lose ph Fowler, of Killi" marsh, _will Shaw . the L an d s; aid for , further, partico;g / .apply' 0 M;. Cox, Lullitne„near Der'ov, by whom all , t‘!" • :crs, "post-paid, wilt be duly'allSrtterti. i:, • - - --- ' • -.• • . • LD WINE . _,meliorated_ . by keepit . ig large quit' ., [0 ' • - 1 • • tints together in Vats, by SPENCER-and P L itKi lq , . 4 ,•Witte-Merchavts, No. i tj,, W ! .!4t end 9f Neyigatv-strpitljAl , - i i movixl from Slion•-liin, . ~- , :oLat-of ttle - linprOMM, 7, Alltre); who.. from:fourteen years expgriense:of :1; ( fifi 11. " : such quantities as from 2 to .4-...,-;:. Cations of. Wine togetir :r f enn assert, th.. their Wine is not oil} more agreeable in rla• vour to the paiate hut more "resturatiyf luai , %.; , ,k , lf`'" the stomach of the aged :lad infirm.. They have Po, i, 0/ 1 "e ,-.,' after-be. ,Ing ripened in a. vat, containing _twenty piPils , ,r; 'been in nrittie.frorn two to. Seven years: . Wht t e•Wisiefill„ - , 'Madeira Sherry, /lacer' rshou •1 M , ' ley Writ • , , , l,, i , ,i. 4, • cnin; 41r1 ,t 1 ~ ei twin the VIA' ars . wanted. This:iv:J/I.r of keeptiik ,. .ffiusl ,, ,,,, W 41es that *Med Superiority so we:l knoivnaP •= o: ..r, c ,'''', le4cd: Sn"...non inimensi.: stock tnahles them to . etc r ' 6. ) •il l " triends , :with-superior Wine, of tie b.r•it vintages, ot; PT -- ; 'usual tuotterate teens, for ready mane y& 'lhey i . :ricl to,.q 1 past of thZi•Vown ;:not less than a dot'n} free of ex i')_ . ,i'c e ' P p r i li ne e :'ai al....:. ld i tG l 9 :l• lnN a'i h i riA;;:t va ci ry ' a r l N r . t c : t ri r i Y i lif , es ' Ea tt-rtitibrd:val7fahc4de:skt:fijit tiCin:to:ilani'.l.icreeel3slifrro! agreeably to their ittputati4n and Charade' from tikb!tse Ce ., 43 , 11 .. rij ,„ '° „ wltt "'grid, and Preserve peace and concord 0rn0iv,;,11"':r...1,---; i Friends, ail.; alleiriatcolti-hoirors breoneedcd'isi'el!.ll. n e t Y', Humanity ; Honyiar, and. Sep ec.y, 1uvi4,400 tine '',' .'', ', L ;lt c;.) , ! , nn th i ei tAi r a c t i e i t ti w fn i s t t n an a t2: re s ltee l,v l Tve rl te par c ti l t i r, ... a , l t t l.; )- ,, , !:i. ' ;:..i i ; i s i l l t ,c i concern' for many Years, :ivy be rehcd 'on ; 11- ' " I '''' ' ... nut .to. Nurse, and humanely taken CAN : 3 G - Nll2- • wh Apply ite . s t i o i d‘a,..i Mr. z,,No, White, o . Surgeon 4, b id u a :l o niii‘if s t a t t i rir : i v : i a . iii . s w i t) : : s ° it % P :r i .e , t' , t i 11 :.: Church-yard ; w i licte maybe had, his acitoratiY4,,, , .. 'k l at at II: as: per box,' as certain and e &iiiit temeal Ito rezuou. all ()6 54 ,141 i9ns atutttnutarjties, and i iin excrilePt,Pic i # i o f '.. 4 a !It:Fll3d Lyings -I L. - -Co i ; 'lc ry itossce. in Ail aiiy totireti +At t ; v i ti :):I,' where. Ladies any hare indent i. if 111 Qten tec-2 Tll2ll in Town.----lancers (post-p.:10; at i.,;:nded to. - , -- - . ••••• • . : . ',,. , . , •• . ' -i• ~i~i . - WORTHY the ...kr TENT IQN of A F.Flal 7k i n Sl l ll ed t t t i l . l ic a mod t I ,c sfi ti o li tjd aC perieneed from taking:your Valuable. Medicines, t1e.)3 0 t 1, ". Syrup.atid.Nervons-Cordi#l.. I WAS at:flitted for several years with a violt;nt Sclrtnq Disorder; . with•Deafneas alarrittrig deg co. could thsci no benefit tor these complaints,:altlioug, ll . l piieti to Several 'of the'mciSf eirtrrietir of the TiteultY; tint w.ts perteetly cured lartaking.the tit!ovc klgtlicilnqs,,,_ I pin,.: Sir , • YOur ever 4ratsifulani humt)lc Strvant, ;4! JOSEeI - 1 A It'f I-I Ir, Earfnor arid Malt4ter, -Hey bridge Iledr i‘l4ldoll Esig. NV latest to the abo4ve, t • • 'Wm, s4x I'illingham, Essex. . .e May 17, Dear 511", • Portsminq SittlAtiOn far many years pasi has heed troll/ t 1) : • sera6la,,,that I ilave oftro wishebl.for,..ot Iler4 b ut have %visited , in vans ()wing to juvenile in list rcuatls a vice coutrael t alat.'schuol - , I labdured4andar almost. ki.10 0 , 1 :deprivation of sight; my, irvemory, lot its, retouv . . powers, and my other faettities WE:re soli - inch impaired; {drat .; 1 harl,little hellos, whit,: my existence might he pt'olottse ( A of bs.'ing any thing' else than a drond ir. the 'kreat - hive th so ciety. I had applied to a number of entit4u - 1)110'040* whose prescriptlons, instead oi . only:toiifr • crease the rnalasly, 'tuna, ab. - ,ut leurtsu 4 'asi • stair acquainted with your twci valituble OA:J .4) A 'FAN' C,N,.1..!.5.Y 1..",1i.V.t)t.S KO IAL1 11 , 1 _ ( " after taking t hies: bo:ties, 1'1.)mM:7)4 - self so n'toclt inri,fpor a ' r 7 corpoiallY And n*nt:..tly; ihati I Coulstscarekt;? ertdit evidence of my„c.swo. ztly .rlbaking two bottWrllw"‘ :, fatind reqself pert: 'heal th snot ; t aros, t Log I feel Myself, if I may be *Howes/, the expressirm, an ii 3 t l ":" taut of atioth.:r World. AbJut um months sinee trtarry,:s • and three ‘veeks agtiinV Win'liniss7titesi in:: with a to grit joy .of 1 13 1- 5411 a 11 4 fri4:o4-s, ! ; viso had a log,g.thturtl4PO r " of having !tic tastily name pi:tpctitatiad, If,. Su, vitt think-the publi.lattbn 'of this tvitiarkable cu ! will he a benefit to the..cotnut..:Miy, and: to younetnen' partieular, you,_are,percee4 a: -liberty ill 1 (2.54). 'IIY ran k ,:a and tit u..tiOu nt,ilt4...s it trrilirover for my name CO ?' .at thc battort ofait'ativertitestrient in a public pai•iert .ever, 'I shall ben Londmvstibout the nik.a)o ll : aci." 4 "" -. 4 wli:n I ,halt be happy to,ashvre you with wh.a respei sty t, gratitude I am, Sir, Your ninth oblteeld'lttlini)le Se'rfaur; lV 1. KVY" The Botanical Syrup and ll,estocative be lead - the I)6etor'S Hoist e.' No :9,, A Nair:J.:et ~et, in . at , 11. as. t ts. 6d. and ss. , si. (duty iaeltfacd);- Co.'s, late liacan t , No.; tso,, -()x f trt: Street; Colding;No. 4t, LOrnh:ll ; Watd,'N , ) , 3 1 .40 WithersCikkei l'sy Nledleine' Wareh'onse. Strand, Temple-bar ; Rlyal Exeirati;e:; W 11113",,; l'erfumq t,o li.i4 icstr i . Ni.). 41, I'lll/N3lli E • cruller rifSt. Paul's Ch...ztuti-vard; (301tOrl'a, Ching 'and-Pthler, i i, e r he.ipsidti;'llurgeotS, Son, No. 32, IlaymariAet.; Isletitomr. High-street, llorOugh, 01.1posite thc Suuthwarki , o 4l4 • : Z'it fang's; o. 5; ON,tord-strect, opasitc tt'id l'afltle c Fgrbei,.Drutgis'!, NS). ;2., 131.1ekiaan-St,• , ::;t, l;orouOt ; w • ti'' And tO be had pf the..lisioks'eliers YrIOC principal 'Mark.t Towns ttnit;(l tPublisimi by WiL AsuAßmi Gta SCRIPPS, (Of South hioltqn.street, Grasvertor.tqliare;; , 7 0r the Patcr, Letter; for the Liiicr, &c, (post ; fraid); must be AdtitcsSCii,