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KENT ASSIZES. LIAIDSTON!; MARCH 15. Judges arrived in town last night, and open. ed their Commission. This morning they proceeded to business. Mr. Baron HoTHAm sat in the Nisi Print side ; but the Learned Judge and Counsel here hardly seated, when they found they must again speedily dislodge. The Court had been newly painted, and was scarcely" dry. The smell of the paint was most intolerable, 'and the effluvium very soon began to operate. Before the first cause was half o,vVr,_:Mr. Garrow put his hand on his breast. The Serjeants became hoarse, anal the Bar all began 'to spit. The Judge bore it the longest without corn. plaint, when at length he declated it was impos. Bible for him any longer to keep his seat. In this dilemma, Mr. Watson -was deputed to endeavour to find a new room for the Court to sit in ; and on bis return he reported, that the only room to be found was the Ball-room at the Star Inn. The Court was immediately adjourned to that place. The Judge was seated at the upper - end of the room ; tote leading Counsel sat at a round table ; the rest of the Bar ranged down the room, and-the Witness was elevated in a chair. After the hustle occasioned by, this removal had a little subsided, business went on tolerably well. LONDON s Priwtt by BITCH At tht St.TN-OrFICS BEESi.Y V. JESSUP. This was an aetion for art assault, brought by a pentlernan% Valet against the Defendant, who kept a public-house it Bromley in this county. The assault was committed by the Defendant, the Counsel said, without .the least provocation be. frig given by the. Plaintiff: he went to the De. fendant's house to drink, his pint of ale ; but instead of meeting with- civility, the Defindant assaulted him. To prove the assault, he called Missjessup, the sister of the Defendant. She said, that the Plaintiff came to their house, and called for a pint of akin the kitchen ; her brother told him to leaye that part, of the house,, and go into the tap-room or parlour, which the Plaintiff refused ; the other then attempt ed to put him out, and in the struggle they fell on the floor, The Plaintiff was somewhat hurt.—ln the hands of Mr. GioutoW, this Witness produced a great deal of laughter : on cross-examination, she admitted that the Pl.tintiff was her admirer, and that they had exchanged mutual vows and pledges of love ; bat such" an antidote to thr tender pitssion" was e et- seen.; She was about three feet highopd as many round. The ,shape of her body was bent to the. resemblance of an angle, with a curve in ter back, and an amazing protuberance of hips ; her age about ,1.9. She triumphantly produced the pin which had been 'even to hpr by her lover,; but add ed, that she had given him one . of equal worth. At the outset of her cross-examination, she desired Mr. GAltitow to ask her no unnecessary questions; for if he did, she should c,,11 uon the Gentleman at the upper end of the mable( thejudge) to take her part.— Verdid tor the Plaintiff—Daniages Oar Fartbiaz. IVIA4CfI i 6. The Court, as We reported yesterday, was dis. lOtled from the Courthouse to the Ballroom at :the Star ; but during' the course of the day fire crtiwa in the.. room was so great, that app; e, pension i were entertained that the floor might give 'way. At the rising ,of the Court another place of meeting ‘vas to lie sought fur. The Play- Douse was first btiggisteti, but on inquiry that was found occti,pied by ,a cargo of. potatoes. At length some Gentlemen of the Ilar,had influence enough to prtleure the use of a Methodist Meeting, and there it was the LaWyers assembled 'this Morning. , Nothing could tie more, whimsical than the appearance of the Mr: Boron iioill AM was seated in the reading de4::; the Associate in the place of rime clerk of clic spiritual congregation. In the great pew,• where sistiall • sit the'prous Elders, were placed . the le a di ng t,awyerS. In the opposite pew were ranged the jury.: men, 'most convenientlrisituated for hearing the Law instead of the GOspel. Other Cotnpicl were. diAri. hilted in the other pews ; the rest of the eongrcga. don took ,th'eir seats after the usuA fa: ltiuit. ,Nothing occurred worth reporting. DUBLIN, MARCH 12. _ „ YESTERDAY - the Common . ...ouncti „. the o r Dublin waited on the LORD LIEUTENANT with an Address of Congratulation to Hts LAAJItsTr, which His Excellency, wits pleased to say he would trans:. slit ro s ins Sovereign. • 01 Thursday sennight, Gtneral.PAy xi having received information that there was tb be a meeting of •the &laded Combittators who have lately dis 4.rac,Ni the county of Limerick, atitossbrian-Wood, l ove diredions immediately to the different Piquet& to put themselves under the orders of the City Peace. officers--himself heingwith nne of them. • On their march to the Wood, they come up with 'several par. ties of the Combinators—four of whoto were tiPpte. hended-by the division under the oidtrs of the Cc petal : on one of them i'as fohnd a eate cif pistols that were stolen from 3 private of the 9th Light Dragoons. ,A melancholy accident h4ppencd in Tipperary, on Friday the ;tsth ult., Miss corbett, a very amiable yaw% Lady, in the humane a of apply. s ing a bandage ,to the broken arm of young Gentleman, a visitor, her clothes communicated with the fire at 4ich he was sitting, and notwithstand ing*be most prompt assistance, she was burnt in ao dreadful a manver as to survive that night only. A very extraordinary circumstance has, taken place within a few days past ; it is a discovery, that a Lady in this Town, given to play, other: wise to gambling, is a d2alcr in forted bank notes. Swr e e have biteit stopi ed with the person she is chorg , l with having empuwered to utter them, and a very little time will develope more pf this novel mole ,;t adventure, rucuE, FEN. It. Tw followlog Proclamation has been issued , by our Government PROCLAMATION. The Government of the Batavian Reptiblie'declares,' That having, taken into consideration that the expiration of theChorter of the Dwelt East I ndiaCornparry, and the changes occurred concerning the saute, as also the restoration of alinosr all the possessions and Establishments of this Country in the East Wies, had rendered it necessary to adopt new mea surea:end regulations with regard to the Trade and Navigation to znbse Ports; and.the interests of the Commercial World not admittitig - them' to be deferred until the whole plan for the direction of tlie„ East India ressesSions shall have been. organized,it has been deereed atideirdered to be ntadeknowit That the Navip,tion and Trade from the:Ports of this Re public to Batavia, as also to the West of India, is free ;Ind opint for alt the inhabitants of the Batavian Republic, under I the follevying simulations: • That by the West of India is understoOd the Western Coast - of the Island of Sumatra, together with Malacca, and all Countries and Places situated to the Westward of said Island, and as far south as the Cape of Good Hope. • That every description of Goods and Merchandize may be frern !twee sent thither. With the exception only of Warlike Stores, Ammunition, and Opium.. That the iniportationdired front India, of all Goo& and Merchandize coming from the Westward of India, includins,, , , lava Sugar, and the article of Tea only excepted, is perrnit tett by thi,Dutelt and . Foreign VesselS, on paying the Duties' customary on importation. , • • • . That for the present the importation hither of Goods from Ratavia, by private-Dutch•intlividuals, shall be confined, to Sugar; yet the right is retained by the India Government,in case of necessity, to sell to them some other articles of India' traffic, out of their Stores, as also to charter their Ships fOr the latnefit of this Country, either to cruize or make "voyages in India, or to carry produce to this Republic, 'according to what said Government may deem most beneficial awl aciVis= able for the good 'of the Country, and the ,agreernenti they may be able to make, with the individual Trailers. • That the inhabitants of this Republic :shall be allowed to carry on the same local Commerce and Navigation, : within the limits aforesaid; as are or will be allowed to the -inhabi tants of the Possessions of the Reptiblic settled there, sub jcet always to the Laws anti Regulations existing there, and more especially to the Duties on Import and Export. That, in order to encourage Tract.. ? no Duties :whatever of Export shall be levied on such Ships as shall clearaiut for this Republic direct, front any °t - its Possessions in Bengal, and on the Coast of Corornandel . aind Malabar.' • That the Ships shall be,obliged to return to the Ports of this: Republic, and not be permitted to - carry or to sell their Cargoes', nor to break hulk elsewht.rei , on forfeiture of Ship. and Cargo, or the value:thereof to be recovered here from the 0 wners. • . . , That, in proportion to the Tonnage, the Ships shall be obliged to carry out to the Settlements of this 'Republic a • certain number of Troops destined for the Land and Sea,Ser vice in those quarters, the amount of passage-Money re maining to be determined. The Government orde% that, the present shalt be made public, and enjoins them whom it concerns to cuntOrm strictly to the contents. Pagur, Ilfareb By Order of the Government, 1. S OFt S, President. C. G. HULTMA N. On 'Tuesday se'nnight, a little before ten o'clock, a fire broke out in a dwelling.hmis - c, of / two rene_ ments, occupied by Tho: Funnel!, cooper, and John Roberts, litbourer, at Chiddingly, Sussex,which burnt with such fury, thAt it was, with great cbffic'ulty the two families, consisting of eleven umsons,,could escape from the devouring element with their lives. Mrs. Funnel, who had lain in ju l st three weeks,' (pitted the preniises in her shift and under.po:ic.uat only, and was followed by bet sister, with th« in fant, and another little girl, in' the sank almost nal:ed state. Mrs..Robert 4 , wAo kept a little school, and four girls,,iodgers, were taken froni.their beds only a kw miAtes benne the burning rafters lett In they . however all reached a neighbouring - cottage, where they were humanely received and taken cafe of. Owing to a brisk wind from the North.usti the flames were communicated to a barn, used as a eooper's.shop, by Funnel!, containing a great num ber of hoops, staves, and other inflammable mate. rials,.and to a stack of hay, all of, which, except a part of the hoops, were entirely consumed. A eow, a fat hog, and a pig, were luckily liberated from the barn without injury. S /I /FA'. rootr., mniteti fb Arrived . -:- the Peter, Tomlin. front Jars:ey • A 11603, Arkin.: son, and . leanor, Jackson, from '3underiatal ; itambfor, 'Tozer, from, Tenby ; Gatcornbe, Chard, from C'Jrch if . ; Vavouritc, Griffith; from Southampton ; Fuld Triton, Nor cott,' from Sailed—the Beaver, Saunders, for Oporto; Dili4tnce, Webb, afid Charlotte, Roberts, for Southampton ;• Jacob, Bartlett, tbr LiKt:rpool ; Lord I.)ut*an, M Laren, - for ti men, oult.; and 131essing, Robins; for London. C:KAVX.Igf4I3,IoCtI tS. Pawd by—the Mory and Tom, tVilli,:ns, from Cork ; Industry., Robins, trom Water&rd ; Neptune, Ipuin Leghorn; and Two Brothers.. from Ent hclen, Sailed—the ROsalia, - Ferguson, for Grenada ; Maryland, Wickham, fur 'New-York ; Galen, "llinekley, fur Boston; Argus, Chalmers, for „Georgia; Conimerce, —, for Oporto ; Liberty, Dbbhins, for Breinimi Eltzaheth, Forbes, tbr Rotteutam ; Vrow. Rama, --, for Rouen; Har mony,. Norbery ; Frederick s , Woman, and Juifrow Hen rietta, for' . 4mt4erdatn. s _ • M,l'iten 18. • Passed by--the Mercury, Donald,- from Rouen ; and Rising States, Bogden, from Chrhitiana, Saile&-the Martha, Henderson, for Philadelphia; fu- Brown, for New-York ; Sarah, Lightly, for I lainhro' ; and Vtow Ellegonda. Dietz, for Rouen. A x .14* **Olt!, # #l . ,* 4* It' 8M771. On Supday, at Eisiow Lodgo, Bedfordshire, Mrs:Coltiu: holm, retie of Coionci.lhAnt Colquhoun, Lae of the 'Guards. • MARRIED. On the ph inst. by the Rev. Pontita Shephard, A.,11 , 1. of Trinity College,. Cambridge ' Mr. Charles A, . Li‘ta:d. of that College, to Miss York.eidaughterof the lion. C. Yorke, in that County. D MD. 01) the sth of Fthritary,, at Kilbeggan, in the 4oth year of his irge, while inspetting the 'Yeomanry. of Ireland, john Carruthers, Esq. la,te .Major in the s/th Itegirnent of Foot, Nn Wednesday evening, at Cltshiobnry, Herts, Mrs. Cla ridk,,, wife of John Claridge,; Esq. of Pall-Ma I in ;the 34th year of her age, most deservedly respected and lamented. -Lately, in the West Indict, Lieutenant (;rindall, or Hi s Majesty's Frigate Castor,, eldest son of Captain Crindall ; a youtkintich respeeted by all his I riends acquaintance. On Friday lasi, Ceorge W.oic, Esq.' of Southampton. row, Bloonisburc. ' On Sunday I:4F,t, at the. Rev. W. „I - Tolmes's, Vicarage.. House, Cripplegute,.,NV.illteirtymies, Eq. latent' Elvethain Park, 11.4nt.,.. On Tuesday mowing, at Mr. Al‘new's house in Giosvenor: square, Robert Stevens, Esq. COfonel of the E4Sttlsl,)•te, sancta th IV of Soerseishire C4iry, . . J.ast week, at - her 'teat in•Warwickshirl...,, Lady:Andover, in her S7th year. On Friday, last, at hi:; house in'St. George:;-rou t Hyde. Nark; aged 73, James Povvis, Esq. . ~ -On Tuesday night, Mr. Barclay, of the Haymarket, Wax , Chandler, - • On the t6th inst. of a fever, after a few days illnets t Mr. Webb, of Taiistoi.',.-row, Covent-garden, and a/so his infant dattgli,ter. ' •• ' • On Tnesdarlbe wit inst. aged 60, Mr. fohn Wall, of Kilburn, Middle ea, late of St. james's-inarket, Butciii...r. pi wp (, P snort, YESTERDAY. tnctia SfOCk 21T Sour h- Sea , Stock, _ Excheq., Biil is. Os. dis. Fuittlable ditto pretii. 3ti Extheriorritills dis; Om►uutn r2bi I it ,I !riper. 3 per Cent 63 4 Ditto Auii. Yo 11 Bank for opening 11121ia.for A3:c. Cons: for April 66 41'66 V ; firrik Sleek Nr4vy t per Cent 9 9i, pet Cent. 170, shut, Irish 5 per Cent. -4 per Lent. Coil. shut_ 3 Iter-Cent. led. shut perCento Cop. 65 4i Si 7 5, ;rim), Scrip 1140 k L. Ann. shut Ditto ShottAnn. • Dittli Scrip • DISORDERS that proceed either from an impure state of the Brood, or .a • relaxed st,te of the Nerves, having, in ituuiriterahle instances, sub Sided by a:course of SPILSBURY's; ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS, too much Cannot, be saidiin praik.Of that invaluable preparation. This unparalleled success, in the most complicated ;cases, pas established its celebrity throughout - the Universe ; indeed, where is it possible ,t 6 obtain such a Restorer of the 'Con stitution ' and inildlible Cure of the Scurvy, Gout, Rheu matism, E vil, .heproSy, and a •variety;of.other Complaints, too generally incident to huMati nature*? These Drops , are sold in 'bottles of ss: 6d. tos. and. 11.. as. each, with a black stamp affixed to each bottle, by the fol lowing Venders in London: NeWbert, N. 45,' St. Paul's ; Dieey and Sutton, BoW Church-yard ,• E. New bery, corner of St. Pant's; Cliing•and Butler, Cheapside ; Wray, 4u - thin-lane ;. Bolton;' Royal Exchange; F vans and Co. Long-lane ; Barclay, Fleet-market-r BaCon, Oxford street ; Ward, I lulborn ; Bayley, Cock Spur-street; Swinney , Pall-Mall; Walsh . 0 11 Cockcl, Strand ; ilrennand, No. 10, ilishopsgate Without ; Shaw and Edwards, St. PauPsChurch-• yard; Clark, No. a 69, Borough, Southwark ; and at tile Dispensary, No. is, Soito-Square. The following 'Cast: was sent by Mr. Ba.x . r Ea, Italian Warehouse, South Bridge, Editiblugh t to 1)r, onu attested by the celebrated Dr. A ZXA.NDEK CA1t.1,11.4. nsatt Slit, A BOUT six years ago I was afflitc;ted with ex crueiatiug. Pains. in m; Legs,, which continued for ; i twelve months Akita ' Which tune theybegan to swell greatly, and at last broke out in ycry (Ainisive Ulcers; from the Ancle to the Knee, and continued in this manner foi,tiVo years, all winch time I was contino to the Hoin.e, >eilig un able to walk, and my health Much impsired.; havni,; tried every thing.that could be thought of for a Cure, wit 11 , Att ef'- a4t, I was advised by a Ftiend of !nine to tri , your Bot.inical Syrup, .and.upon 'taking the first Bottle I tottudmy health became better, and the Ificer4 to have a het ter appearance, which encouraged me to persevere with your. Syrup, Junta I hail ; taken six Bottles. more, during \yllich time my health still became better, and the: Uleers healed, and I am in its gdod a'statoiol , health as. I have been in .for these ten years past, and ivy Legs are entirely.well i and have continued su for these two years past. • I am, Sir, 'you r obliged humble Servant, Craigliall, Aug, 24,- . pcoi(Gt. STIELL. ai)ove, i'aels are attested by, ~ • At..e.x zit CART..'rl,r., Minister of Inveresk, in the neigh bourhood of Edinburgh. , .Elder. , Gtoti.c:z S Eider. itter. .}I;ENCI4 REIJUBLIC., • MY Fourgror, the Minister, and first Chemist in EtirOpe, has given Ur. lirodum a Certificate as to the excellence of the above Medicine ; which:Certificate. has reecived she Signa. .turn, of Mr. : Merry, the British Minister resident in France. ' • 1"li t : Botanical tisl . uri 'and Restorative Nervout Cordial, to be had at the I.. Doctor's House, No. 9, Albion-scree ' , near the Leven:La Ml.iseittn, Surrey-side of Elackfriars. Bridge, in Hot- - ties at ti, as. ; i Is. ; and 6s. (I)ittyluclUde4; Jebutat anti CO.'s, late Bacon,, No. No. ties, Oxford. street, ,opposite Botni strrt ; Coldine is 42, Cotanill ; War : 4 No. 324, b o o ) ; Withers (late COckelPs),M : di cin e WareliOuse, No. 22.'9; Strand, 'Temple Bari Tint's, Royal Excli;frigd ; Perfumer to i Its Majesty, No. 41, Pall-Mall; E. Newbery.;, corner ot St. Paul's. , Church-vard Bolton' , Royal Ex, Ching and Butler, No ; 4, Chcapsi.L. ; Amick and Son, No. sz, Haymarket; SIMW'S Medicine WarehOuse, High-am:4f, • Bothugn, opposite' the Southwark 11.otk ; Mr. No. '76, .0 xford,street, oppoitte the Pantheon; l'orbcs, Driiggist s , No. 32, Blackman -street, rough ; and Dicey, 'flats-140e.''' And . by 41 1 ,Printers,,Bookitellers, can Venders of Nledicine iii !hal-too: .V...ingd.,rns. G:iide to Old Age, or Advice to both Sexes, to 'oi - itain a ralc4l and I)2:lllam:tit' Cure Piir thoseleeret Infirmi . ties of Nat wl4,..hAelicacy often, forlaids to discloseven to their'relati,ves ; wi lb it Treatise on Female I)isoises t N ervQ o s , Hypoehondilac, and• Consumptive Coutplairtt4. 7 To r which . is added, Advice to - Litith and llot-weld is p.ttstett-lorl y• ref.:9 in inendod tp,Scalarilig tvicu. A ZW$. Lott le contains equal to five srusll 0 4 3 .: Letters - ,t.iting' Cities, with the Dutlur's usual °fa A;Aiiitea, will tie strictly attetitted ° - It will ne,nece.;,ary the Doe ,or sh„io d °r cy L t cl h? t3 'Do fT ei 'd' o i r ( t 11 1".. , : r :)r r..Y eni a t , r i t e : l e r t I>aicl with his its cal :\,i,:dic:lnca may he had every .04v. . VENF.P.E.II. kIIANDNESS,' rec. • . Te l m V 0 S ltlooll, IN'lO •9, :\lew JSr . i , ..l4e.rucet, I.ovaton. .... prAfvsift, Ul' is ;with die most heartfelt satisfaaion that I address you :2n the incomparable ege,4fle nce i„. valuable Medieine;LEAKE's PATENT PT f. LS. In the Spring of' thi; Veal' I liad the Misfortune to contr.:et a 'Venel'. real complaint, attended with the inost al.trining ;And .daa geroui. symptoms; insomuch, that I have been confined to toy room for a rhole week toethei, and not able to snit '• out of it; I had no rest night nor day, and tli.ltilcd the Most excruciating pain and' torment, and what was still worse, • my eyes grew, weak and.dirrt,. so that.l could scarce discern an- ; object, 'if ever Jo close to me, and expeeled nothing lesS Allan the total loss of ply sigilt.—Front a- stout, beattily, and rather corpulent man, I beeanie a inere shadow,. ano an " object of pity and vompassion. My friends hact ail given me over, anti thought my reovery impossible. I n thi s d t mdful State, and expecting :every minute to he My last in this worki, recommended was fortunately recomended by a neloribour to try your Alcelicine; but hiving tried all medical ,to bpu rpose,: and being at an enormo us expellee, it was some time efore ~I be prevailed on to t.tkeitil4.lll; at last I sent fur six boxts, and bef ore I had 'taken them all, . I found con siclerable benefit ; my pains gradually decrcasixl, and My eye : sight grew better, and, to the great surprize and asto.iish meat of all Joy mends (after. taking three, boxes more), my health anti :trength was perfectly restored, and I ant now (thanks to my God and your invaluable `Medicines) as ,well and hearty as ever I was in my life. You are at full liberty to 'publish this in any. manner you think proper, for the benefit - of society at large, and which I should have sent you sooner, - bat was leartul of a r elapse. I remain, with the utmost gratitud e , Dear Sir, your oliliged humble Servant, • it. L. - 4E High-street, Birmingham, Nov. 1, 1799. The above Medic:life is earnestly recommended to all Persons that are iii - any doubt of their being entirely free of every Venereal A ttedion particolarly to those about alt er .: ing their condition in life, as it will certainly eradicate every taint of that nature, of however long 'standing, o f however disguis..hl under the appearance of other disorders it may be; for Scorbutic, Glandhlar, and Cutaneo us "Corn. plaints, it is al„) recortimended to be taken, especially in the SPrmga Summer, and Tall, Prepared and sold by thesUle Proprietor, Titoivi A s TAY - LOW, Meinb,r 2 1' the Cerporation of Surgeons, Lo n do n, at his House, 'No.g,•NircV Bridge-street ; where h e w ill g i ve Advice, without a tee to persons taking these Pills, and will 411;itver Patientil Leiters, _if post-paid; on t h e same terms, Observing in all c a se s the - most inviolable Secrecy, no Pa,tieutts..riarne or. case having been mentioned, but At their orl Pitrticular request, - by theProprietoc, during the course of More thane Is years, that he has had the coniluding . ot , :an extensive e ie of the above Medi c i ne , an d the Pra6tice artong theretrbin. _ .Thvy areitiso..sold by . his appointment, at the Per funter'.;, No. j- "St. Albans-street, Pall-Mall •, Mr. bertson's Toy-shgp, No. tol.'oXforcl-ttreet'; Mr. Steel's, No. 1, Union-row, Little Tower-hill; and by one Per son in every considerable Town in ititgland,.,&c. in boxes olonly zs. 911. each, sealed tip, - -with full and plain Di- , reclions, whercby Persons of eithei Sex truly cure them selves wish ease avid secrecy. N. B, Each 14)x sold in Great Britain's sealed up with a Scanty, on which, by favour of the Commissioners is printed• at the Stamp-Otlice—'s T. Taylor, No. 9, New Bridgtt-strecr,--to imitate which is Felony, and ail :other Loutiteffen.". lAN AN NPNIILLAN, (of Bow-Streft, Cov^nt.Garcl,.3l); acid Publi4hett by WILLIAM Akmtctit ScßirPs, (of South Molt , Ne, 112, Strum!; where Adver;ownettai i Ord era for the Paper, Laura for the Edilar: kr 1Any,_4.,1:1 ; -VA.VICABLE CANAL, PRO.PERTI. lIVERPC/0;. tioo - rLE WATER-WORdc.,S. tatONT,I-1 ' By Mr. SCOTT, :Do Fit; DAY, trs tat ur rt I, ;At T Nein* 0'C10c,,,,f1 'Citange-allev, London, THE OXI.YORL/C - ANAL, • FiveShare,s.:af roof, caott,.in this established vld improving i;aYiPtiQrti.; the Diiidends dvaiiced to the rate of-rtli pet Sl•are per Annum, with fair prospeas .n( fainsitterably,it creasing. 'The GbtAND f UNC rioN and PA`DDINCa; TON CANAL' Original Shares' . an d Hall Shares. *.l „ 110 LOWER TRENT NAVIGA'IION; Two Shakes of tool. eich, paving 71. per 'Cent: -tier Annum. The UPPER . TRENT',NAVICATION, Ten Shares. The LIVIR. POOL BOOTLE IVXT ER-WO RAS, Five Shares, pQs setiiiK fair pryspeas of . proving eminently advantageout the Proprietors. SPiares. in ' the ROCHDALE, • ASHBY DI , . LA. ZOIICH. IcENNET and AVON, aria the BASINGSTOKR NAVIGATIONS . . Particulars at the Hen lid (thickens at Birmingham • the Bear, at Reading; llitt.Star, at Oxford tJx;' bridge; Hatchert's Hotel, ; at GarrAWay's t and of Mr. Scott, Lutigate.hill,. London; who is Comnmi , ioneti to dispose of Shares in-various Navigations • Estates, ilce. Private COntraet. - • •~~~.~:. LOUCESTERSFiI R E. TO BE SOLD BY AU,CTI At the Fleete'lllri, Rixittorough, in'this County; on Friday' the 25th day of March inst. at Four o'Clock in tile After subjed to tite.c . 9iic4itions of Sale to be .then And • there produced, A that Capital MtSSIjiWE or , MAN L FIOUSE, salted or kiitiwiibf - the' NIA RSI-L,II,OUSE, 'tire - Ktill.Juioo4: 4. , ‘? ° '°i` Raelt-56ve and V/1 41 31-SVtivi, 's " 3 ' je`stire-G ro mule- Staittesp:4oo., : tp,.lt.tuititiwg,4l2l4:4o., fIOW Ate: occupgiqn of mr.'111,;;r3,; tootifr.i ritzr ; together 'with tilt 0rth4t4;. 4 1,;1 't v,O ciost dr)w Grott3d, caked 1 .11 t;ic E, also bdrioging thin: to ; m4' ocoririta 0.1"" . "' and .:..ont.:toing al toxetner ablut Th . :rt.:en r; Likew;se, NUR evtrar COrf`A G , E'S' r E NTS, with tit:. Gartterts and A ppurtenanc , and lying oc,:r loci rep- Prelni;N,",:n!l geoti): stl therewith 'oy the said Titonl.:* Cooper, and tils.Under.l nant Toe above Prdtithes in.l:tetwici;:t populotic adll 7 vlwun ' the Clothing Neighbourho xi, and near the Itzwur, of tltro‘id ,ins! apron, Wit hitt 411 e.oy tap or thethtiei' of 'Glou-reter •on'd 13 cti, a . n.t :It: 1. - 0 1 Tustipike. Road. lea in tocrero, and to Ch.:ALl:him.; been many year.; Caanit4; of the ;ir4 conveniently and weTaitapted r tb.it LISM-" 4 •ht very yaalea t rt uci et n e L l y ty i . ;i ab l a i e l y,: ti n l i o ati,i t i4o p r. l o e: u n g. ti, y s Fut a view . Orr* l'retnist:4 apply to the' Tertil4 yr lolin Poweli, ofStr; and xr:..furrber 4'0 4 1. ' 1 °, 11 "Z!" . • or t,./ the,PAlirlet , r, • . lie S. tt Y t ' or ° lli, 1 1 .. i i tl3 l.) cl u t4 ;h n i - e K y ; 1 4 1 t s may, be stet. COTTON - MILI.S AT CONGILTtIikI. TO 13k, PEItENITOP.II.Y SOLD BY AucTIOA , On Saturday the loth day of A1:11 - 4:11, At the l.i.Ort and Swan inn, in Cor‘gieton; la 01 , 4:4t:stcr, At five o'clock the Atterrioin4 ,••• A LL, that Cotnulimiliaus Sul); tc , ',uvula Inc • etaitty are4t COT"C(TN Ali LI., or M A ...•! rA" , I situate t. 4,11 tfu. lialiks of the Rivet' Dime,. •;:o4i int possession of Mt.. s. t....cea.3ed;•,togethc.f.lirt 4 the 1.)-•,vgiiiii4-house, Warehousc,, ‘Vock.itiops, tautt Ow -0 ttic.ci, spuious ap4 Ptemiies, acrd' about !jell Acre 4 of -kich Lard imuterliuely adjoining, . • •,•' •t. • Tile Mt leNlauninery ai recent cousis4 ,t :between thift sad lour thonband S4windles in: the nos 20. Together watr.ap?ropriite pats of C.o . d?k, 4.4 . :nviii t i anti dr.wing the Lottoi4;Sttetclring. 1 - raw: 4 ". 'kite whole Nl.ichinery ;smocked by a Wheel supplicl,,Xi • Wi.ter trout the ltiv;:r Dane. The 13 u,Wingi are convetiii,: to.atiy.marculacluring purpow, and ;'',;s,: in 3 n) . d elif4s°2 7 Vista rural ;autd-being ;: ,laic m./44-re Lawur ri sonable,- And in the vicinity of C ' tl;" where t:uitii; articabuntlant acid rcno...cs ;+c . k ets tiZlcil '. tt) the : , %V. ttCC at YcrwHS llt lIIC t. ~,,l1: C ,!. 1.1 l _o f e , "tv 44l: I}, al at the . For . tiirth r paiticulars apply to the Agenr,t • or 1 9 Aloars. ionr.aun and ItavectAttlitt A D.v.rs.i OLViNT: fibr , tne To Ng. 2.EititY. And PIV :'-/ 4 41 in Ippp) to . : teit yciu, that everitS )7111 . 'ilt'' 47 - 3 "# —c the Stone has left me Thr.4e Seirrat ‘Veelz:s.,,aue. tbitt4lll Itzp.pl;: . 4,04 - Nledicine '1 r„oW send for is to .b:, uscit 0 1 4,4?,1 a'....1? seyqr .. ll ice. I,lct t - Zvi • reiielVesl" SULIi ; fatiivelliti illicitly' itTicl frotry• it d fiat.' f. 4 I. Disorder , gener:4lv aver" ed.,_,., 4 '" , - . ter;lotz-. 1 not only; itmlsettt that my Cur ;:i:oula bt. publik . • .110310i17 bat: . recoirttitentrit , t4l:te 'dote for the benelit ui otric.,l whit *ley be a tfi ittea as 1; .have been. I ,;;;LiAin,__Sir, wltti grelt r , ......2 , :1t, '• -' - ' YOur sirteere"ttiecri '-.. ~ , .., •• ' . COXE , Fri Rl, .' - • L ',.,lntislwm o rear St Ives'; ( . ..in Dr.:(; : ::.st t s ' - - I,iturary 4, , tito3. ~.- The I , lvent • - .ls. %old by the • P ropr :L tor, .',,lr. l'erty, .• , '-1r .. .. - glop,' Nu: 9,';',uttthitcaptork-street, i..tkonlslntry.,./tqw:;•.:, ~ liorite , • , ,,e.4..,. lid, ''. i pi i••aud 11 . ab.. it 'ewes i',.... ,. .;.t.. 1 .. • I:,it Jo, i,.:,..) , ..1.0 of .4.11 e csuee. or tit:: v0r..1::0,...t Stc:ll/ v. Kidneys 4,1. i I.; lAder, after Toil,?, aril fraitic, ..! - I its '.I; : S t- •:! 4 :,: Nlephitie, And ' Soda W'aters,, at reitifrA ro ; ,11. (; ..4 . tn. , 1 , itt•lr. Itell, a . nii. other etrtinela Scirgiviii,' ai::: ?err , on Iti“? Sv:l°:'4l'l;l'''lPtertfifie.2ll'Cosn°tatiin'.abyt.hNelruertrtritaYrkaraldbilei itgilai;:‘,...s."'roFf'-lti!;tst,r6cl'l;i:: count Sato:: ville, lady Lit octon, Sir lidlv,ird 1:.: 1 - , :'' 1 " 14 " . Batt, turd ina:iv otli:ratqually.extr4ontinary, 1 .ni l'i, B. The '4Oh•of j,,St l ipitem, Essr, Mal/9r of Pcje ,, . -- „,, i ; the key, Mr. Nl6ll.ltitix, of Garliowiitl:trn, Sdflollt?r.: :inv.;ng the recently cured of the cot,timu....l Stone bylliis 'll conlitar.itilc SoiVrAt. _ b i t, a l h l a G i ti t e d t !i u d° b i y i c 1 3. 2, t a t 9 h ; p i t a. : o n:o trn e : l l ( t i e rc o i rs i t:i . i l l ; z i e t r t i al: '. not more misemployed.tny tune thf. ‘l, Lai; rd iii eenSi ta Ye field . and dt of a CiOnilot a lerr° fes t s s v it : ' ; ' Uri Ca ts attain cd :t ~uCc43s acquited byconeentrating intellet‘lual poOr: , :y tot/1 1 C Of diSOrderj. Diseasesof Debility arc peculia I r WitreSSltlf, f o r 6 vo 4140 g wi-th•tlicat a man Concomitant Symptfiusi and! , 1 , 4 3 .. depression of all vita energy, cit ,stclit-e . ii t)': bei,...iitiJ;le in c i. tored. ‘Vtittlierihey arise front the i>resiiletice 0 1 i ll ample, the desuaittive habits OC-schoolboys; or the 1e , ; 4, e cuseahle indultences of maturity, they require tit: ino t ; . e siduous profcssidnal skill ; and well linty it oc t by the ignorance of uneducated inen, are 3 1i r.1 vated, and the' constitution is tlestroycit. As a Member of the Royal. College of„ ul,:j.c.! a rtd fo e . , rnerly Surgerin the Army, I ground My ' !,:t 0 0 ' 1 , gula.ity of education, and-pos.,:essinA eon nevi I feel , mvs , elf entitled .to that conti:tenLe N+. I :IL MO' have hitherto born so liberally honowed. 1 tioi l the tirst sensations of l' weakness, early will prevent the calamity of a Debilitated Frame ; outclay the sufferer, from a consciousness of .the L ' t t Kitt: which causid inisf,rtuttc, is feat 6Ow 1 -of cooti:;nr,. or censure of his Family Physician, and broods over his , tirrnity:with careful itonc;alment, it must be satistactorY,tf, bins to assured, not only of capability of treatment, r also of the most ia secrecy.nQl adly, The Venereal Disease contatnituttm the spri n g s life, the seeds of existence are poisoned by it, and 'post 4 `r is injured by the indiscretion of an unguarded nioltient. In recent venereal complaints it is possible to prevent clanger, 'or distress . ; and in the Moss Complieattkl - ,eas o lo.4t thc , a cqUirement of exclusive experience in t his lint to e a.sate ,certain,..and in speedy re,citablisitent. t l)cr . • j ° l ifer the advantage of this experi,:nce to tli:)se ot 0., sex who aro affiiaed with any kind-add-laity, or :my sY r lf toms of Venereal Infeaion, and l all cases , ti:e teinis remuneration are stated on the tirSt interview , Patients in the Country are ex e: incl3sc & t d. Not; and are requested to specify age an d olantf . Living, as well. as the existing svmptorniolthe compla NIMITIN - lOn is No. d2l:i97Aonbrtalirrivd°elifuTiticreeert ital,lY,SavittrCliatt:ulitir Jl.Stlett, G f OiveilOr..squlre ; rrintt L liddretsed.