The Sun. — London, England, 1803-08-13 00:00:00

• •; THE OLD EAGLISII LION; , A PATRIOT le SONG ifr the Author ty' " HLRo or ruz Nox ." 'rug Old Lion.of England grows youthful again ;. He mus e s,..--lic rises—in; bristks his 'Matte, His - eye.hatti'illsh fire, ;Al hi terrinFroar, 1,4:: thunder, bursts awfully over our shore I Wf, Sons of the -Lion, inspied by the sound, Deviated to Liberty, gather around, And indignantly hurl the false Olive away, Vain symbol of s Pcace, only Meant ty betray : Our hi„ , ,h•teinver'd spirits, fresh touch'd with those fires Which How'd in the hearts of .our free-bosom'd Sias; ct,nquer or perish—an emulous baud, 'nu: Natural I.l:opart of Albion we stand; Our banners unfurl ((I'crsh:tdow the world, Wavingwicit from thusc clittvlitnceo6r rightsareprociaim'd. arms which they bear Still proudly decjiire, The Old .tnglish6n will ncvcr be tarn'rt. .We fight fur the Allar, and Throne we revere, And the fleartlis that our horne-born atfeetions endear; On Heaven's high favour then fearlessly trust, or God arms with Nations whose quarrel is just ! The Oak, that was plant,A by Druids of )ore, lts mystical branches still flings round our shore, ' . Great parent N ivies !it spreads:o'er the waves, Strike;deeper its roots, and tithe's enniity t. aver! flOw down those veins' Which fed Farne.on Cressy's and Agincourt's plains. Our Edwards and HenrYs, 'tis true, arc no more, But George lives, their glory' and worth to restore: (hi him we depend, Our Fatherour Fri trd, The 14.'14 whom we honour !---Ahe Man whom we love ! him now'renei.v'd, Its nerves fresh endued, The Old English Lion immortal shall prove, From the sail-crowded bays and thning'd havens of Faux, Let dm boastful Invader his legions advance, Alt 1 vainly with numbers he threatens our coast, (Lae heart, brae'd hy Fieedom, will Combat anima. The Lion disdainfully pants for the fray ; The greater his foes, the more noble his prey. Tut - slate 61)411 france learn on the blood-floated field,: ' l'firativirotts eath. perish, but never can yield. W&11 grant , her rash crew, should they 'scope' from the waves, No more English earth than.wil l cover their grayed., l'lrn let them embark—let the win& waft them o'cr, bar Fate tolls their knell when they land on on; shore t In front, sure defeat, Behind no retreat Denied to advance, yet forbidden to fly v • While, dreadfully round,. Our thunders resound, " The Old, Engibli Lion will conquer or cite.", .;1111 ) Pool.r*, AU 9. Arrived-*the Wiilia>at atiA Mary. Baynes, Dart, Ring, Hope, Manelaws, and Ag,enoria, Lubbett, from Portsmouth ; POrr,ona, Heath, and Swan, W:13., nom Teiontouth ; John, Keys, front Newhaven ; (acoh, Tucker, from Exeter. Sailed—the posy, BlnAnfield, 'rhornai and William, Taylor, for Liverpool; and the Seagull Revenue Cutter, on a Croize Passel by-.the P e rseus, —, from China; Frenehal. trio,--, from Nlatteria; and Aurora, S; yens, front Nor. way. Sailethe Elora, Rantall, for Nlernel ; Success, Carey, for Guernsey • Vrow Marla Nicholson, for Emhden ; Lord Donegal, for Loricconderry; Vine, Macint) re, for Limerick ;• FaCtur, Macdonell, and Draper, Taylor, for Belfast. ' • Auc. t t Passed by—the Milnes, Allan, from Jamaica ; Mary, Pizzie, from Antigua; and Abeona, Bryant, from Waterford. Sailed—the Charlotte, Rogers, and New Draper, Hughes, for Dublin., ' • • ,12/VES, Au o. E. • Via hear with great pleat ire of -the excellent spi rit which prevails in' North Pevensey The „Legion, which we mentioned 'in our last, un d er ; h e c ommand of tool Site at ;ELI), was imme tliately compleated as 'to numbers, and as many 'more are ready to come forward as arms can, be provided for. The parish of Rotherfleld alone has already sent in the names of rrear 300 persons, and more are to be expeded. Frant also will furnish near zoo. Some of the smallest parishes furnish so. The Establishment it present proposed I r a two Troops of Cavalry', a Company, of Riflemen,- a Corps of Skirmishers, and eight Light Infantry Companies. The Cavalry and Riflemen _are to provide them selves with every thing, but it is proposed .that such of the Battalion men as cannot afford the ex.. pence, should be Orcivided with a cap, jacket, and pantaloons. Their engagement is to, voted the pers ,, ns and property of the inhabitants, to maintain ord , r reulariy, and to do all dirties arising tht.. Division. It is not intended to drill them,llk"e &4dicrs, but merely to instrud them in the most sitople mode of forming in divisions, and in the use of fire-arms. We just now learn that the plan is highly ap. proved by the Duke of Rtotamotao, who has strongly recommended it, through the SECRETARY of STATE, to BIS MAJESTY. The Parishes and Companies are allotted to the' following twelve Gentlemen : East Grinsted, Major. EDW. CRAN.. ETON; Withyam and flartfield, M. Doeklala MACIENS, Fruit, Sir Johrt MAcrnEasol4, Bart. part of Frant and part of Rotherfield, Picots, ; Rotherfield, Ron. Fay, Esq. ; Chiddinolv Waldron, Mayfield and Wadhurst, J. APSLEY DiaLltartavt.a, Esq. • Little Hoisted and East floadly, RICH. CmAse, ; Fromfield and Euxted, Juiu Woorwiaan, Esq. ; Ashdown Fo rest and Maresfield, Bp,Anaoan, lickfield, Tafieltl, and Fletrhing, R. STREET. El 21. D, ; tindfield, Grew; CR AtIVIV: o, lesq, and 'lowed Key ne., T nos. WYATT, Esq. If Arms can he procured it is believed that this Coips will greatly exceed' t Zoo, and as "they are tint by any mans taken indiscriminately, we shall be sorry if such spirited men should not he armed, especially in the Maritime Counties. Throughout the Divi sion, Lord Susevrt:i.n CIaSSCS all the clumsy, stiff, unlikely, men as Pioneers ; the mole adive from I 8 io co, as fit to bear arms, and rank of the prin. cipai Fart#!ra and others offer themselves as such. Respedable elderly Farmers on horseback, and boys are appointed to take care of-the cattle, and the vessnos belonging to the teams to attend the car riages.. • xc 11,1 NG E. COUR S ii, OF F. uf-:. 14., Arnstwilln 36 2 2 wt. Nta , ifut .. . I* patscr ).)itto, at Bight 35 8 Ditto . 37i at eal v e Ootterdatti - 36 3 2 us. lAri:hurn.. . . . 54 14.totburgit -3.; 3 2 1 us. 1 Naples - - Alton.' . - 3 t 4 25 Us, ( Geolt(ia 1 4 .irt6 td.ty'stio,..4 to i Venice l'arn,, tlitto, Z 4 3 2 US. t . 114)011 LirtiNCAUX, do. 2 4 , 9 ' - ()pato . t:441i4 - «.ni ptitaper 1 putA l ii . p ato _ - ; ,, ,I. plrave 1 littoo.t rittnAY, A - 6z - 17 • 37i LC)N1)(1t4: Primed by BUCHANAN IVIWYLI.AN, (of Bovv-S treet, Csnevt.G a rtitik .and At the SuN-Ornyt, No. Liz, SlraNd; where .eiziVertitemenit ) Orders I MARRIED. On 'Wednesday morning, at St. Mary-le-bone Church, Thomas Binh - won, E'sq . . of Baker. stref_l, Portman-square, to Mrs. Ford, widow, Of the late john Ford, Esq. of Sun bury, M idd 1 sex.e DIED. On Thursday sennight, after a severe illness, Robert' Castle, .Esq. Mayor of Bristol. On the 4th inet. Alias Gliz. sufli)lk, daughter of Mr..Suf. loll:, Paddington, in the 7.4 th year of her ;Age. On the . 9lll inst. in Chatham . Ootle...yald, in the 23(t• year of her age, Miss Hope, eldest Daughter of the Commis7iiengri. On Wednesday .morning, at his house in lilouusbury, square, the infant suit of Lord Ellcahurough.. At kialhills, on the, 19th ult. Robert Graham, EN. of (Graham-hall: At his house Rosebank, the- Rev. Robert Campbell, sea. Minister of the Associate Burgher congregation in Stirling. * NEW - MEDICINE ACT. At the only Warehonse for Dr. IA MES's.POWDER, No. 45, St. NUN Church-yard; Lonclon. HE follnivin MEMICINItS arc Sold, ' at: the T 'g Prices annexed, uteluding the Stamp Duties i and as it is eil3ded,' that 'from the' Ist •of September, 0302, the M - ainps should be applied te . afi Proprietary .Nedicincs, as well for Foreign as Or 'Home Consumption, and as a con siderable Addition • made to the Stamps, on the articles'of higher valve, or those in",bulk. the prices. of Dr. James's Powder will he in future as. 9d. per l'etcket, or 11. ss. 6d, • per Mien; but the' 4uantity of a pozen Packets _in a riot. tie (as inade up for .the Army and Navy) maybe had for ttl. 46. - And as - by favour of. the Commissioners of the Stamp ()ince, Plates are prepared for Mr. Newbery's sepa ate use, with his Natne'engraved in each Stamp, the Public %yin be. careful to observe, that the words, " c.,Newbery, .4i,• St. Paul's," are printed in the Stamps of all his Medicines; and as it is Tresiimed that this will he a salt& cient security again4t Counterfeits., his Signature no the Lables'on...Dr,larnee4 Powder VOL he discontinued tiom henceforward. Stahips Will be allowed gratis, as. usual, to those who purchase Half a ,Dozen or more at a time, uf the lower a. d. Ericed, ' s. d. br. James's Powder 2 9 Lozenges of Blois ' t DO. a Bottle - 24 Lreake's'fincl.of Bark 4 9 Do. Analeptic Pil4s 4 6 Do, 11UXIIAIIIPS 0 Do. large Boi 24 o Cotke - 2 Dr. Steer's Opodeldoc 9 6 Genuine A,rquebusade 8 6 Do. Convulsion ,Oil 6 . .6 Ortnskirk Medicines 8 6 1)o; ,Camomile Drops .1 9 , • I lig (isles Scots Pil ls t o 'Du. Paregoric Lozenges t 16 Essenceof Peppermint r ti Berry's Bilious Pills , 4 6 grant's Deops t Ur. Austin's Chalybeate Dr. Hooper's Pills 'ditto - • 4 o Glass's Magnesia , 3 6 I)alby's Carminative 1 9 Henry's Ditto - 2 6 Essenceofealtstbot 3 6 Norton's Drops 6 Cephalic Sault ' s g Spilsbury's Drops 5 6 Mr. Spence's Dentrifrice 4 o Dr. Solandert Tea 2 g Jones's Rheumatic 'rine- G reenougleti Tincture t • flirt - 3 6 • Do. Tolu Lozenges t to N. B. Stamps with Ntr. Newcherityn'estaNaimi;e•Alla a eaffi s i x r tLto y the first twenty Articles above nt te Persons plctictilarly Servants , and•Mesiellgtas t mista4e his HOUSC, }IC is under the necessity or pointing out, that it is at the East Ell of St. Paul's, n.:ar.:.st to Cheapsidc, and that it has a large White , Stuccoed Front, on which thecs -wards ar4 " THE 4 )NLY WAREHOUSE FOR DR. jAMES's rowpEtt." To T. TAYLOR, Surgeon, No; q, New' lirklea-street, London. Edinburgh, N. 131 ., 2, iFloo. IN the Spring of 1794 I was wrii4'.l.m,l with a Venereal Complaint,' which I ;,11:..r -ence for five months; but was then ',shod to appiy to a regular Physician, who put a it . ..lin:orate stop to the viru lence of the Disease (by mercurial api.lirai ions) for some time; but growing, lit spite of all medicine and the ii,ivice of the first Gentlemen of Ole Faculty here, worse and worse for two years, I was reduced to a state almost un parelleted and beyond des:eiplion, • being . an entire leper, and ulcerated from head to tbet.•:—My head, throat, mouth, nose, legs, arms, Sec. ItAVe been alternately in (Linger of becOlfliii).; useless; in short, I have had from twenty to this eating" Ulcers 'oil iny.• body, and nearly totally Ale. prived of sight.--1 t would . he Nolurninous to particula- rize.ail toy ease-i-sullice it to say, there never was, or ever will be, one of a more dangerous, or of a more compli cated nature. I was long looked upon by my friends, arid imagined myself, , beyond all hopes of reesvery; and, in deed, in my then. condition, Ate4tll WAS preferable to my more then miserable state. In this dreadful situation did I drag a most rniserable existence,. till Divine Providence ,threw in my way a Newspaper containing the case of a • Mr. 11.- of Plymouth -nly friends react it, i cduld , sent aiy.l procured sonic of your LEAK, E's PATENT P I LLS, by using front tiine to time, am now, and have long been, (miter more than four' years Indescribable di,cressbin a, good a state of health as ever I enjoyed; as a proof of this, I had it fille, thriving, healthy child, born to me a few months ago. in gratitude to God; and in hopes' of rendering my fellow.creature service, I. request you .to publish this; anti yott may at any time refer persons who wish to be SatiAW, of the truth of this, or further putt.. cular4*, to me or my friends, by letter.or person. As few cases lot badness will ever equal mine, and none exceed it, I have 'from experience every reason to assure mankind, that in your L.EAKE's PILLS they will find a sure, speedy, sate, and -tactical cute, for that most dread. fa stage of, the Venereal Diseatie, which ../6 caged a co w... I , III.VIZA Lutes. . ' T. * liisbrrnouutable family reasons prevent making my name and address publie but croditables persons ,realty wanting intormaiinn In3y also be referred to me and my friends by Mrs, S. Clark, Rainot-GArtlens, Edinburgh. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, T. TAYLOR, Member or the Royal College of Surgeons in Loudon, at his house, No. A. New Bridge‘street, = Where he will give Advice withoiit a fee, to pk:Noils. tak. ing these Pills, and will answer patients letters, it post- . ; pajd, on the acme terms, observing in all cases, the most inviolable secrecy, no person's r .ine or case having h mentioned, but at their own particular request,. by the prietor, during the course of more tlian thirty-six ye that he has Irk! the condutting , of,an extesisive sale of above Medicine, and: thc prattice arising therefrom. They are. also sold by his Appointment, for the con 4 nit cc of those living' at a distance, by „Mr, Baxter, Sotith-bridge, Edinburgh Mr. Macdonald, L T rinter,'Glas, tgow, to whom alto Mr. 'T. refers tor his address,. at the Perfumer's, No. 35,' St. Alban's-street, .Pall-rnali i Mr.. Robertson's Tay-shop, No. 103, o,kford.vrcet ; Mr. borough's, No. 7„ nearly opp9site th e IAO- nument ; Mr. Steel's bookseller, Union-raw, Little Tower hill ; M l . Callwell's, Dublin; and by one person in every considerable town. in Great-hritain and in Boxes of only 2s. 9d. each, sealed up with tUII and ii sin dire et jail whereby persons of either Sex'nury cure t nem. selves v‘ith ease and secrecy, N. B. Every Box sold, in Great Britain , is sealed uff with a StAmp, rrtt which, by: favour of the. Commis. spmers, is prartzti s at the Stamp-Office-- (' T. 'rivior, No 6, New Bruige-stieet„" to imitate which is felony, and all others are counterfeit. ' • tSSE. CAPITAL 1'1;11E1101.D ItAl, oi 'Hire:. !lunched and Elevcn Acrns ,with Pos:,ession at Mii:lngtlni. next. • To I E SO4.D. BY AUCTION, By CI - LAU (an d MEGGY, _ _ At the Cock and Bell, at Rbinfo:rd,. on Wednesday, the ilth Day of Augula inst at Four o'Clock ifi the .Atuirneen !wt_ leis sooner disposed of by Private Contra6i, of yvhich timely Notice wilt be given) ' • . . A VALUABLE FREEHOLD FARM,' very XX eligibly situated in a good Corn Country, in the Pa rishes-of Pitsea ' North Bemfleet. Nevendon, and Wickford, in the County of Essex consisting of an Excellent,Farm. house,. with Barns, Stables, and Out-buildings, and Three Mildred and Fourteen Acres of rich Arable, Meadow, Pasture Land, in a higlk state of cultivation, including Three Acres anal a tialfof Woodland: the wt ole lying compaa, and within a Ring Fence, and subjed to no out-going ex— cevt.the Land, Tax. Phis Estate is commodiOusly situated within a mile and a half from -a Navigable Creek, communicating with the Thames, from whence Corn is shipped ler the London Mar kets,Aboutt six miles from Billericay,- twelve from Brew:. wood, eighteen , front Romtbril, ten from Rockford, ;14. .twelve Miles from Chelmsford. The Premise - . may be, Yi3WC4 upon application to Mr. Tames Fairchild, the tenant, who is under an agreement to quitthe Vann at Michaelmas next and further Particulars may be known by apply nig, to Chalk and Meggy, the Auc. tioneers, where a Phut of the Estate may be seen. VALUABLE COP,YLIOLD EST&TE, IiAMPS - VBAD, . MIDDLESEX.. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • . •*. By Mr. SQUIBB, .. _ _ At Carraway's eolfeie.house, ' L Itange = alley, Cornhill, on Alunuay the 214 uity of Au; ust, !803 , at Twelve LA' Clod:, In ON l; LOT, AMost Eligible and Valuable COPYHOLD • ESTATE, situate at Hampstead, distant only Three Miles and a Quarter from the Metropolii, tonsistingof is A.. 3'R. •34 P. more oriess, of excellent . Meadow awl PaStUre Land, being a most desirable spot to creel a Alansion upon, in part commanding extensive Views of the Ci ties. of-London., and _Westminster, Islington Kentish "Town,, Surrey Hills, ire. &c. abounds with Tile; and Potter's Earth, and has great advantage of Water from the Ponds, both as to.. utility and beauty: • • . . • •• Descriptive Particulars May be had at the George Inn, at Hampstead ;of Mr; Squibb, Savi roW ;at the Pike of 'Side ;• and of Messrs. Kent, Pearcei. and Kent, at Iheir Office for Landed Prowty, Craig`s-court, Whitehall, where a Plan of the Estate May be seen. • SOUTH WAT,ES. DESIRABLE. FREEHOLD RESIDENCE AND TWO HUNDRED AND )'ORTY ACRES OF LAND ON THE li. KS OF THE T 1 Y,' CARMARTHEN. 'SHIRE. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, 141 Mc. ROBINS, At Carraway's ,Coffee-house, in Exhangc.alley, Comhill, . On Thursday 'the istli of Angust, .ar T welve o'Clock, A N Eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE called 1 .. OLD CASTLE, or DO LA WS situate near the Vit., lege of Llandisalf,, anti fourteen miles from Carmarthen and Lampeter; comprising a cornpao Family . Rouse, lately enlarged and improved at a great eXpence, and contains on . the ground floora neat Entrance, a Drawing-room, Eating- . parlour, 13reakfast-roam, Housekeeper's-room, Butler's:. pantry, Storis-rOoln, good Kitchen,' Scullery, Larder; . live Bed-chambers and Dressing-Mont ' and Servants' Bed 'rooms ; 'the detached Offices consist offatindry., and Ser. Vants'- room,. Brew»house, completely fitted up; Dairy, Pig geries on a particiflat convenient plan ;. five-stall Stables, and three open Coach-houses, Nbli-house, Coal-house, Cow house, Cheese-room and Crinary and various lugs; excellent Kitchen-garden and Orchard, well planted; a convenient farm house, spacious: , Yarti three Barns, Stables for nine Horses, and other OtiOuildings ; the whole lately erecied, and in complete repair. . Three Cottages situate at the principal Avenues of the Estate ; which, contains a4o Acres, about 3)1 Avres of which is Wood, Sec. the remainder in old Meadow, Pasturi, and Arable Land, in the highest state of Cultivation, part bounded by the Tivy. No expence has been spared by.the Proprietor to improve the Lands, and to -render it a comfortable and charming place fpr a Gentleman's Family ; Fishing and Field Sports without limitation or restraint.' May be viewed to : the time of Sale,. Particulars of Mr. Morris, King's Arms, Carmarthen, who wilt dire 1. to the Estate ; at the Post-house; Cardiff; lltish Tavern, Bris tol ; White Hart, Bails ; White. Hart, Salisbury ; Mr. Powel, Chester ; Mr.. G rcgson,. Liverpool ; at GarraWay's ; and of Mr.' Robins, WarwicOtreet,. Golden-square, where H a Plan of the Estate may be seen. The neat Household Fitr.• niture, Farming Stock; and Crops, and Timber,- to be taken at a valuation: . CAPITAL FREEHOLD RESIDENCE AND LAND, HENDON, SEVEN MILES FROM LONDON. TO DE SOLD BY AUCTION i , By Mr. ROBINS, At Garrawav's Coffee-house ' in 'Exchange-alley, Corti ,po Thursday the •zstli of August, at Twelve IN ONE LOT, A .Valuable FREEHOLD ES rATE, eompriairigt .C - 1. an eligible FainilY Mansieni lately altered aid improv,,:d at a great expellee; roomy Offices of every Description, well plannertand completely fitted up, standing on a Lawn 21 an agreeable distance from the Road, ornarmnted with noble lofty 'rrees and fine Piece of Water ; trio Gardens round, antewelllilanted ; inalosures of Meadow Lind the whole abinint t 4 Acte3; the principal part surrounded by strong paling. Also sundry Pieces of CopYholvi Land adjoining, con. raining about one Acre, and on ilv! 6ppo4te side of toe Road is a Freehold Garden; walled round ; Stable-4ra, with Coach-houses" and 'Stable;; the whole forrning ; an eligible Estate for a Gentleman, situate at Hendon,`in County of Middlesex, late the Property and Residence of JOHN CORNWALL, Esq, Decea s ed., ' • To be . viewed with Tickets, Particulars on the Preiniscs ; of Mr. Gibbi, Solicitor,. Old Droad-Areet, Royal Exchange ; ,at the George, Hampstead ; at Garraviay's ; land cif,Mr. Ro bins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, where Tickets tor viewing may be had., CAPITAL LEASEHOLD FARM and 01-I.F.R . LANDS, HENDON, SEVEN MILES FROM LONDON. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTIONV . . • - . - By Mr. ROBINS,. 'At Garraway's CoMe-house, in Exchange-alley, ,Coohill, ' On 'Chun:day the asth of August, at '1 welve o'Clo.:14, , THE Valuable LEASE of those Capital LANDS, called Docc ET FARM ; comprising upwards of 140 Acres of Rich Meadow, a small part Arable and Wood., Land, • all lying compaa, with a Bailiff's house, Barns, Stable, Yard, and Out-buildings. Also, in separate Lots, two Inclosures of Meadow. 1. 4/ 4., containing about Three Acres, situate at Hendon, and in the: occupation of the late 101 IN CORNWALL, Esq. Dereasell. The whole of the Lands lay contiguous to the Mansion. May be viewed .by applying at the House, where particu tars may, be had; of Mr. Gibbs, Solicit o r, Old B roat l- street , Royal Eitchange ; at the George, Hampstead.; at Garraway's;. and of Mr. Robinsi ‘Varwick-street, Golden-square. . . firriFlE i MproVeti ti It 1)0 NI El l li; R, or W Al_ ~., MISER, which when worn in the Pocket, ascertains distance the Wearer walks (price 'Fero Gunle:as). Sold SPENCER and p ERKI NS, Watch-niaker, NO. Its, eat End of Newgate- s tr eet "( reinove d from Snow-hill, on Cerium rof the improvemen ts t h ere ) ; who tor. near thirty years have fabricated the s e M ac hi nes ; and though, they do not claim tl:c invention, it being almost as ancient ai rocket Watch:.i, yet all 'that ever came to their knowledge.have been so rude in their shape, inconv i en e ; ent. .11 wcariii, kind incorrect in their perforanance, as to have been soon laid by as usaicss. This, which they take the liberty to °Mut° the Public, is elegant in itself, most conveniently Use ji , srtettly Correct, and,, what is desirable in all Nlachines of f.aocy, excQeiiin cheap ; 'not Jiable to he out of order, a nd i s . a most ;mots* Companion to Geutlemen, who are fond of Walking an ti Shooting. ' Flattering themselves the great Improvetnent lately irmle has colied .it to. its ultimatum, they take this method of making it public, to seem.: to themselves at least the credit thereof, having been materially injuretf by Plagiarists who have :copied t h e i r Machines, and passed' them off' to Gentl e .- token as their own Inventions, though at uttichßigher priCes, anti very. inferior work. , Published by W IL LIAM AR If ICIR Scatrrs, (of South Nioltnn-strezi, Grosi,cll."-`4lturc#; mustaddrtstc.d. Eor the Paper, Leiter: L.; tne LS I'A'3 L5'1...1 i Cl' ar.,l nt:,,r to LEVY LS ° TO BE SOLD 11°1 AUCX I( :IN* - - B*; Mr. RAINE, Oh Friday the 19th in-t. at the Rainbow Co ihiil, ut Twelve Q•Cluek.. iil -Pour Lots. A N invaluable FREEI4OI.I) , ESTAtE 1 - sisting of near 18 Acres of rstot proditztive Land, in parr inuirdiately adjoining to the River the Bridge, in the entre of the Town of Lelves ; on wind , stands an an:ient Mansion-louse and Otfic,, vow, and f- 4 many year.; past, occupied, with the greater part of the mentioned Ground, by Sir Ferdinand Poole, it. as a yearly • Tertmt ; .1.14 the remainder of the Land, With a zocmy Dweltin,g4touse, anti large Warehotises and h •rfs,'br Henry Blackman, Knt. on lease, of which about four year's are now unexpired. , • •. Likewise ttie Tithe of Corn, Crain, hay, Wool and Lambs, annually growing and arising from near Ile* Acres of well 'cultivated Land, in Hduaddean and Aslho:ohe farms, 104 by Mr. 'Pantie and Mr. Boys, as yearly. Ten.ind; in cie Pa ris hes Of St. Peter and St. Mary Westatte; lying on each of the High Road; at the ,Turnpilte-linuse nemeen 1 • 446 " e ' 5 and Btighthelmstbne,-about a mile distant from the former Town, and seven front the latter. • The several Tenants will permit the Property to he seta, • and of whom printed Particulars may be had; also of thee, Printers of the Lewes and Maidstone Papers • at the ( nd Ship, Brighthelmstone ; Anchor, Marsh ; ' White 11311 . Reigate ; . King's Arius, East Grinstead ; Rairibenr Cofke house ; and of Mr. Rainey Land-Surveyor, Charlotte-street, ' Bloomsbury, wherc,carre6.l Plans may be seen. . ' tkt.L'EliOLD, -N EAR COVli.N'f-GA.AVEN, With immediate Possession.. ' TO'BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By IAr.RAINE, On Friday'the Igth inst. at Twelve o'clock, at the Rainbow • Coffee-house, Cotrihill, 'Mast SidAtantial and ExCellent HOUSgt-- A. twenty feet iu front, and No. 7, on the South-side Great Rusvll-street. Covent-Garden, now, and for marl yars past, the welt known Residence of Mr. 'V. Time-p:ice-tnaker. The Scife of the-above House (which contains dons Itot , rns, with a large and light. Closet on ca,l F tour) , tog,:th,:r with the greater part of the Yard, is Freeh , ) l,l 4 . 3 ' very unusual Tenure in the same ,bituation : the rcni.iinder of the Yard is I.eacituld, under the' Duke of BedtOrd. "r 111 ' 1 rent.of 3t .per - ann. TO be viewed,,by , Tiekets, from twelve till four, which , with printed Particulars, may be had of Mr. Rahn:, Char lotte-street, Bloomsbury.. may be also !bid nn the Premises; at the Rainbow ; of Messrs. Grerrie and "f nant, Grab Inn Square BE rwEes HORSIIAm ANL) SFEYNING, With irnnu,..diate Yoese„i u. TO• •ROLD 111' A t1(21 lON, By Mr. RAINF At the Rainbow Coffee-house, Corithill, in Two I ( 0 . ()It Friday We r9th inst. at Tweive o'cl oc k, TWO 'SMALL, but — lissiroble and FR EEIIU LI) FA R*2lS, %vith cfatvcitient 1-1 0 ,4,5zt; ana- Homesteads ; known by stl, 'of l''.ll(;;A:c.i's and . Wilt.. shire's ; containing; together, rob 29 •Po ; now,' aid for Imo . years past (with other 1..and:1), , in the 0, c•lpation cf Mr. John lohnson and Family,at an °a rent, undcr the pre sent Lease, which expires at Mich:Jelin:4;i next, The Estate lies a short distance westward front the Turn. pike Road between llarsham and Steyning, in the Parish of Shipley ; about 4t triads front London. To be. viewed by leave of the Tenant, of whom printea Particulars may be Fuld ; also of the Printer of the Loges • Paper; at the Old Swan, •BrighthelmStbne ; Chequers ,. Steyning ; Anchor, Horsham ; Kink's I-lead, Cuckoeid ; Norfolk Arms, Artindel ;, of Mr. Medwin, Attioney-at -- . Law, Horsham; at the Rainbow ; and of Mr. Raine, Land- . Surveyor, Charlotte-street, Bloomsbury, where the Plans , may be seen. liet%veen ittiL.KINGFIAM anti t ESTEtc, With Possession at . Ladylliy next. TO BE SOLO BY AUCTION, By Mr. RAINE, On Friday the 26th instant, at the Rainbow Cotree-11 , $I feo , itl Coanhill , at Twelve . o'L tuck, in 'fen Lot>, e ig Vafhable FR.EF..IIOLD and TITIIP_,-Int„ ,0 P"i. I' . ESTATE, the whole situated within the rii.4.(.1 Twyford, which extends over the Hamlet of Chattw.' which the greater part of this Estate lies. The Land is principally Grazing Ground el the first qua lity, and contains altogether 655 Acres, on wht..:ll are 211 7 )lornestearls, called Ctoss's, sroire 4 the two termer very good, and all are pleasantly 3 , lo 3teki• Mr. CroNs, t wyibrd, as well as the oxruoir.V.M" t " wilt strew their r.:spedivo Lands, orwhom printed i'grticu lays stns y be had ; also of the Printers of the Oxford, 14.0 41 " ing, and Northampton Pars; Cobham Arms, Ituckitighani King's Arms, bic:ster ;" George, Aylesbury ; at die, Rai . '" how; of Mr. llolLa, at Titanic ; Nir„Carter, Staple Inai and of. Mr. patine, Land. Surveyor, in Charlotre-stre eri Bloomsbury. Lon rein. where a Piro may..be kith ElloLD I'ARNI, WIN fLK:d.,)W, ‘VI I.TS• , TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION; h At the Spread Eagle lim, Salisbury,. on 'I - tie:Way the tut day of Angust inst. at Four .o'Llock in the Afton o ‘ ) " unless bvore disposed of hv Private C0ntr....0.i, A Very Desirable EIfEEHOLD .FARN.I, sitP 4te in• the Parlslies of ‘VinterSlow and Williston, io it e County of Wilts, consisting of kgpxl Farm Honer, Orchards, Bani 4 Stables, C.;ranarv, and o'lier 14111 , 1 d.ing , , 'rhree Cottages and Gardens near the Faun Ana 3001.11 Two attoared Acres •of good A bibic, Ale 4 ' ) ''' t Pasture, 2.nd'Ciippice Land, all lying in scra.ilty, very 'lrt. venierit, and ne.ir the gnat Western Tuinpi'ke-roacl; Seven Miles horn SA1151)107. tr. The Premises are in the renting of Mr. 'Flionias C'o who will ihew the s:ame.—Partic'uhtts will soon 'm i;reß fir; for 'Which, and to treat for the Purchaso, Tanuer,and •Cooper, SaTisbuty ,1 4i \A/il,•. 1* roiessliMit IVlcii ill Responsibility tleviate from' the general Syst ,l •„„7 the selection of a peculiar branch, the saticTi•i, a long --•`. tinned success is the best criterion of superior . “ y. , t Eight years have I devoted my praaiee to the ex '' l ,"; bg f treatment of Three. Disfirders and the successfulorebu'"„Dfit my plan gives the additional ardor to oppose, as la as 1 able, the ravages ot thrise Complaints w i m i, ere the me important in the Catalogue ofjltintan Infirm t ics• After initiation `into every 'Branch, as an Army Sarg — : l. I formed a wish at early period of Pra ake to rescue ;I% dividuals from the ignorance of unatiliczted men, or equally•dangerous pNteipitancy ot general The Three Disorders, to the Cure of v,.h;cit Itava„tc votedmy attention,. comprise evety spiT.k.r of V EN , ' " 12 EA I, IN F ECT N; whether ot a re;:ent .or long „difr„, rAtiog:. adly, kinds of debility, witetlier ari.,iog 11;W the habits of school .buys, or, the hi.litt,,mes 0 12 1,,,„ age: And, .lastly, t tat derani;enlent ot the s y ste m io men which is called BAR itYN N ASS, or tt I I.lP; ; ;fts Numerous Diseases are the 1441111- of ignorao,:.. , , or ; in the treatment of a simple Gonorrhira ; ;nal it Oa' l by freqtitntly happens that the seeds or Lit: are pJionirilf illori such Comnlaints are wisely cured ; anti, ei , :erl - ,r,r others have 1.u.. d, t trust 1 1 .. 1') ; ! rta r4 y — i , 1 : , r ) e;u 15 n rati ueV i c i ° 2 1 :: Few, however, ire the vises or. coati is liCatetA this disorder, compared with Inc cal:unions situation 60, Men, whO, from an indulgence in a solitary vice* prevalent ga:etie s of a fashionable lite, acquire tr l3 !..itcik' of Debility, which is the unavoidable consequence 01 permcinui habits. but Where the unhappy sniferer brootis„over his misc r Y , 0 0. carefully conc.:4ls his misfortime, thenay he sortr e . ° A lation for him to know, that atthough it he an Ibicaostd doubt or uncertainty with other Praeditimers, ink of these Defictencies by th 0 , , e. gradual pro .7 0 c -tires tion, is the acquirement of my Experience. " poor" of hacchus or Venus grave began to retiuSe MAtily touch anxiety will he orevented by an early Cou"' „or tion of this langti.,l State; and in these - cases, 11° dilticUlty will occur. ' prol' er BLit where this Deficiency has fur years exis r . e s , 4titht perscverance is indispensably e' , equisile to reviv e the benng sparks of Lite, and tri'r-ammate the COittititUt !°" f ont om MAI:R.IEI) WOtIEN, who hsve 19ng hood a k ., ,, a r i t hat in ti in their eKpettaons of 3, iv, most itistin . . - 2es, such defeats are curable by Medical ilia , The". s.resy which: it so essential .to tny fort o.. 1 . and the go...dirk:dilates whica liavz presumed to 5t...7 o etr "the pretensior.S, ald coineAtettee w1‘,1p,3.1.04 this utritn,itiot twit Mr, 'tree. bc, c r . , t rut 4 didtriirg. ; both (loon - s „ f o. ri' . MariniPree: C n! tpt Royal ol ive et