The Sun. — London, England, 1803-06-22 00:00:00

LAW REPO li!'. C()URT OF, X.ING's BENCit, ivNt. MO. dARrtOW. moveil for a Rule to show Cause why a Criminal information should not be filed against two Gentlemen of the names of Cork and Upshaw, for ,a challenge to Mr. Askew. He. gr o unded his -motion on the following .faas, as disclosed in an Affidavit of Mr..Askew's, .who was a son of Sir Edward Askew. That Gentleman stated, that on the z ► of June he was in the Le&ure Room of Sr. Thomas's fl)spital, in the Borough, ,and was sitting at the end oft!e! , form,-having scarcely tom fir himself. Mr. Cork came to him, and sat himself 'down cup the edge of the ftirtn close to him. 'Mr. A. told him there was not room there, and ad_ vied hint to gig to another part of the room where there was a vacant place ; he did not stir, when Mr. A. setting himself upright, in order to retain his seat, it necessarily thrust Mr. COrk off the form, and he fell to the ground ; he rose and went to- the 'we. cant place. Mr. .A. thought that -the- business • would have here ended . ; but-as he was going to leave the room, Mr. Cork came to him; and asked , his 'name aid address, which he-gave him.. in the af ternoon. of the same , day, the other Gentleman against whom he moved, Mr. Upatsvic came to him (tom Mr. Cask, and demanded either an apology or a meeting. Mr. A. said he had done -nothing wrong, and he, should make no ap,th , gy. Mr. Cork next sent him a letter, in which he called him." a coward," for refusing satisfaCtion ; and, not content 'with this, he placarded printed hand-bills against the wills, in which lie accused Mr. A. of insultiog Gentlemen who were foreigners' (they are, it seem ed, Anierkans), and then refused them satitifadion, on the pretenee of the respeaability of his connee.. tions ; for this he proclaimed him a coward, &c.-- Rule ftiSl granted. .._... attwott , y. tettEttztr. This was an Ae'lion for an. Assault committed by running against the Plaintiff's chaise, and cutting t he t races,. and reins of the harness, To this the Pefendant had pleaded a most whimsical plea, tha; one D. I'l'Kcnzie, whose son and servant the De fendant was, :,ad had the chaise in which the Plain tiff was riding, stolen from him ; that in order to know who the Plaintiff was, he &tit?) , ran against the chaise, and that with a knife he then held in his band, he gent& cut one of the traces, at which the Plaintiff being greatly irritated, he gently cut the tins of the harness with the above-mentioned knife, and that all this was dune to make the Plaintiff tell his name, and place of abode. The fads producing this plea were as,follows: , --the Defendant's father bad had the chaise stolen froM him by a man,of the name of Ilughes, who was convieled of the robbery at the Old - Bailey. The. Plaintiff , had hired it of a Mr. Newman, a coachmaker, and being Mit be met the Defendant, who, recognizing the'cliaise, asked the Plaintiff where he got that chaise it waknonc of his property, for that he the De. fentlant had been sk% : iticlled out of it. the manner of this inquiry displeased the .Plaintiff,' and he re. t‘u him ,who he was ; but drove ori - frcim the Edgware : road' liainmen, , mit h. ThC Defend.: aot followed him ; and at ilam.nersinith he locked the wheels of his own chaise with the One of the Plaintiff; and then got down and cut the reins from tile horse's mouth. ' For t he Defendant, 'it was proved that he.repeat. edly asked the Plaintiff for his address, which be, rt. fused to give him.-- , Verdict for the .Plaintiff„— Damage s E . l4lirOfess.inti ; .7 firom the tharaftdri,bf titt man; and thirdly,' frthifillt 'Many obligations he owed tothe Noble , Thai Lord Sr. Vincent rt trught . so, own personal and - intirnatekraw. - lecige.of him-for a great number of ,years, ,satisfied He did not mein to - cont l / 4 , nd, that if Lord St. Vincent was not-entitled to recover,' that Capt. I)igby was :but that - :Lord Nelson was entitled to hifi prize:money. The , :Learned .Counsel con. tended, that his Lsarned Friend's consttuaion of His Majesty's Proclamation, in applying the word " returning" to every returning,. from whatever cause, was incorred. Ile, on the-other hand, in. sisted, that the word in the Proclamation applied only to the final returning of any Commander in Chief, and that it dal not contemplate such a return ing as that of Lord St. Vincent, who was then re. turning to England on account of his health, and intended again to return to his Command. He was not supets.eded in his Command, but continued to enjoy that situation long after these Prizes were taken, and therefore his right to Prize-money had not then ceased. After the Learned Counsel. were heard .on both sides, Lord ELL ENBOROUGH observed, that -as this ease appeared to be of much importance in point of magnitude and value, 'and having undergone a' this. cussior► in : another Court, and the .juniggs, having entertained different opinions, and it bringa very important mAtier, which would ' recjuire considere. tion, they should dater giving their 'judgment till tl:e succeeding Term. . • t •817,171. . ' il . . on Saturday I.lst, at Sun.:oluL:, is Shrap:hire, the Ladl of . : lutul Corbel, Esq. of ;I:YlughiCr. 1114RRIED. t On Saturday, at the :11 ion-house, Gatewicli, Surrey, William 'Kelsey, Esq.' "tditfisSterles, of BlerchiogleY. • 'Luca rttL.Sot , l TUCKEit. This Mir 1 ,141 most ingeniously argued by Mr. Serjearit Sti.ryHErt o s on the part of the Plaintiff, and by Mr. EasKibut for the Defeodant. The real Parties to the cause were Lord Nelson and Earl St, Vincent ; and the question was, which of these two Noble and Gallant ; Commaoders was entitled to a certain share of Prize. tnoney ? Mr. Serjeant SHEPHERD observed, that this ease came before their Lordships, upon a Writ of Error from, the Court of t'orninoti Pleas, to reverse the ognient of that. Court, whiCh was in favour of the NOble Earl. This case came on in the shape of a Special Verdict, and the Learned Serjrant, after stating the Lifts of the Special Vtrdiet, said,ipe question for the opinion of the Court would be, whether Lord Sr. Vincent's right to, the ptize,money in question, continued. to-that Noble. Earl after the time he had set out on his return toEnglaild ? Whether if he had not that right, .the. light to this prize.mtioey did not necessarily become vested in Lord Nelson ?aim decision.of this case de. rends merely on His Majesty's Proclatnatioi,and par ticularly on the 4th clause or it. Earl St. Vincent being. Commander in Chief of all His Majesty's ships and vein's on the Mediterranean station, gave orders. to Capt. Dighy to eruize in certain latitudes within the limits of that station. In consequence of these or. deft; Cala, Dighy took the prizes In question; but at the time these prizes were taken, Lord. St. Vincent wets 00 his I'Vt.trit to :England,' and . Lord Nelson was the Senior Admiral on the spot, w h o h,id.. t h e s a w ' command of ..the Fleet. A great deal of Stress' was laid upon the word it returning," which is used in His. Majesty's Proclamation,. where It is.said,. ft When a Commander. in Chief leaves the Fleet un. der another command, and is' returning home, his right. to priie.money ceases," The Learned Ser_ jeant conteoded, this meant a-returning home from any cause whatever, and that therefore the Plaintiff 'was entitled to the judgment of the Court. Mr. Easittivit-, in time exordium to his most ad, mirable speech on the part of Lord St. Vincent, ob served, this question was Of great general import. after, and that it was so coosidered , by the two illus. trious competitors now before the-Court, who were never competitors before, but who had been sodten combined together to the confusion -of their ene... Hiles. They were competitors,, because it was a question of general momeut to the service in o :Itch they were engaged ;_ he was persuaded Lord Nelon thought so :—First, from the charaner of 'PRICE , 01' tisTt THoiviAs TAYLOR, Esq. No. 9, New Bridge-Street; London. ' • Honoured Sir, . - Edinburgh, Afarcluill, aer, T leave to inform you, that ever since the year whicl47 p;,e,, rorn r , i h t a ti ve Qb b .s e t c i n mt a t tf e l l i y 6 ; tet re l s t i v st it is l i t g tl e. t v e cr i., y u c os ,ni V rit ett o e-i prescribed by "the most itnittent.ot the Faciaty nem, and undetgoing several severe courses of sativaitint, and twice discharged front the Hospital,- with little relict, would appeitr.to be,of thr. most inveter.tte nat ure . I n t h e .spring of Lag year my disorder hid' got to such a head, as nearly to put a period to my existence---I had a large ulcer on the crown of my licit , '" 'me 4 411 each arm, and. , my legs' were broke out in a frighttni manner; rmy right was dread fully pairtfttl, - and had e.:‘h in a state of ulceration for this last seven years my hit had ain) -TWO large nodes omit, was very much discolourM,;anFl ,gave the such t:',crutiat ing pain, particularly (elicit w eit aritun b.,d, as nearly t o de prtve me of rest; in this larnertraMo state,- I was recom..- mended by Mr. j.• Thorny:4ot,, . who receiVed so great a cure by them here),• to take your LeAkc's Patent pin s; w hicit I began 'to . do tlu7 aoth*pf M::y ; its the Course 'of a fortnight,' I began' to receive bertetir---in little more 'than a month, :the, ulcerr; ort. Ite;.ti and arms were, soundly healed---soon atter, the sic.. on atY legs leaViq p hoWCVer, diiCnit.tratbri in the skin, and pun in the bone of the le: t, by the !Iles ling of God, and a •littlelonk.:r p• \ ,:r:,OLe lit your inva suable Medicine, subsided ; the 00,lei divzhing., the skin regaining ifs natmal hue, imilthriiloat , inval p:tins gradually going oil. bec.':aute., by your hbaal ailvcrarul Mc dtcine, perfe4; y front all my tOrinct cci :nl>l tints have recovered my f , ',ritior spirits and it; l,l am be - come . folly,atlti 1;41, ill which state hari.,;-,,,ntiitued many months to toe astonAtricnt pIlLt, Mutt at , et loss inwirat tempt mex y gratito th.., out beg you. for the gold of other suttcliog 11:1Ake dna mj ,c As e as public possible. as,„l on every occasion in so doing, yott will gre..tly oblige, Sir, your gramittl, obi dicta, very humble servant, A I. EX . M URK ER. Smut's.-Cikne, [iBll,st Edinburgh, Witnesses to the above Cure : . 10104 - TOOMrSoN, NO. 3, New 'Poultry Market . ; and opt., WI N ro 11, 01;.1 Nss,embly-Clooe, Edinburgh mcl Sold by the sole Proprietor, TitomAs y Lea, of the Royal _College of Sur goons., at bii House, No. 9, New hritige-;met, London; where, niter a !:orlinant residence• of more than thirty-six years, in a .pradice particularly, direc.te , l to the cure of Venereal Complaints - - and those incidental . to the Parts oi Generation, with that inviolable secrecy winch men et his proles.lion shonad always observe in 5A... , cacti, he llatteri himself, the advice sod ni.;i!:t:tece, - 41.ttuitously adininkters to persons - tittiNg will be esteemed,_ by. a di4ccri,ing Public, as 4r. aktv:oatage s#l - arr. inible ;iist 'void ( d a l' .I:llLi:,.,zity. . . _ Also sok:, by appointin;in, • nhr the convenience or those a Wstakice,•at No. 3i, St. Alban's-stret, P.111.'441 ; the Toyshop, No. x ford-ilieet ; Mr. Disbbrough's, , No. 7, Fish-street • hill. ; Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, - No.'; ' I.Joiori-row, !Jule Tower. hill ; Mr..l3axter's, South-bridge, M:tc donad, Glasgow ; fir. L'allWell's, Dublin ; by one person in every:considerable town in t;rifat .11 atit) ire- • land, in lioxos of only zs., 941: each, sealed: up ~ vith • lull, and plain .direetiobs, whereny persons at .either sex may cure themselves With ease, speed, 'secrecY, a • t;a:ety. N. B. Every Box sold in (y rent; is up witi, a , s ta. h ip .. on which, by !layour of the Cornnii.iaioners is printed, at the Stainpltrice: -- ',. -T. Taylor; • N. 9, fCCW Bridgf,!...street,"-to inutair ‘vilich is Felony, ahti ail other are Counterfeits. ' LONDON: Printed by BUCHANAN NI I II , III.LAN. (I:6lBeiw-Strect, Covent.(ti; l rd en ) ; Published by WILLIAM MIMICIR SCRIPPS,(OI South Malton`..str4'et, C;toe,:ernr-squrt); At. the Suv:OFFI cs, No, 112 Strand; where ifilitriiiimfewsuOrder, for the Pater, L . cturi for the Editor, & - e laid) must tic addrerscd: . - - KENT. - 'FIARDIES, e9PAT F,11,c. ~. . . . 'FOR sA.I.E by At)CiliON, CAPITAL FREEHOLI:i ES ['ATE, lying w ithin a gig. B Mt. S fAiNES, r 1 2d.day o . At the F ounta i n i nn, cant ,, t puts oi l S s iturilay the 1 _ . ... „ , ..: Jltly next, at 'Three' o'c li.ec: in the A Iternoun (it tint i 11' . ., vionsly , - disposed bt b'y . Private state Conicaitt, of Much titpt . 7 1 , !, ► Ivith theWheat.hsrn, notice will be gtvev is t this p.:Oer); , . - 101 1. A .LL that..cilia,lF at.ii•very I'll'• . . - provable. Earut c.tlicil I larttres court,: ad:joining, liop.oast, , witli tien Kilas', laiii Walla! , ( -i4 1 % 1 ; 1 4: we 11... stocked, Avitit. chuicq Fruit-trees, s' St 4 bicst 'Waggon and Cart 13,0‘1,44::;,..5.C. ‘Vith else ' ,i ,, , Arable, Pasture, flop-gumial; Oteliard, and Wobd- I ' 4. * 14 Barl6'.-bain, t%\'o Cottages Lila, togctlicr abiatit • . ' 22) 3 ' .. 1„; , ~,., i , ~ ; , - -•-• 1 ""- ~oariaignain Facri-hous VAN, . • &C. r.itli tit,: z'vrable, Paste ~'''' --r.A..i,d, 66 I 0 and Woocil;.nd . , wt P. •'' - - - - - Lot 3. Hunt Wood, -with tl:c, Underwood and 24 1 ,t valuabi,:i Ttilzber growing tiii..r.:ott - - s 3 it Lot ..t. Park WorY.l, all:1 I iaSgtCk., abrillt - 1- - 3 1 4i ' ' . Lot 5. Cherry . Carden - t 1 l ' e Lot 0. 1.'4/ V:: Andwws's Wputt : - ..___,---• ~ ' • 35- .' .14 0- The whole ti exonerated' from , the Larid-Ta%.. i A , I mniediatc Possession m: lac taken or the ,WoOdia" . 3 of tine Faratc, (;ar 4n, !cc. at 11116:4'aelmas next. • sMr. Ilear• Morris, at the 5c.11 , .•...01, will show the L 3O o ff, , !utther partit;ulars may be known-,-hy-application to • sa` IV illiapt Pettinian, jun, at Ham, near , tiandwtcli--or. on t he ~ turrlay, at V , 1 4. :..P.u5c I lin, Custerbury, where A Mai l ) V' - . 4 Estdie may :4;1:::1' and 01' whoin printed partial 36 1yL.... be fait; also of fur. James SiMMOil•g, :tut Mt, Williatt,ll".. .- Ow, C.mterbury; .at the. 5 wun, 1-1 , , the ; Folkstone A re t ;'' 'Polltstotte; Ledger's Clioniry, - t)ova;• tloop and e;ri k ,`, l .:'..-, Deal ; Bell, SAJICIWiCh ;' King's- I lead; It amsgate ; 0 , 1 , 111 ._, cheneril flare', . Alar,:ale ; hiiip, Faversham ; 5 03 , e t i . • Ile ad, Ali,hfor4; and ,:t Nits. Ilaii•cy's Stationer Patl' , .: 4 q . ' ''. , (4 rusvetinr--,tjuare; Loi.dini. ," .;., ~...............:______ T" i rnprolled 'P li: D 0 M E `l2 ER, or IN A• I% ' . - . ot , ' ' WISER • whiclt*lten•worn iii the'Pocket, asCell,'',„l3 the distect! the Wenier Ayalks I, pri,e Two G ttineas)- '', - ,;,7 Ln . Sli I , \ ) C E R anal P ERK IN S, W,rtch.inakers, No ‘,'' ;;; West End of tic wsate- strzer (removed -trout Snow-Ilibil i l y' . it i;,... :ount of the I inproveinents there); who ."ter near tli t a „ . ,, :,•;:ri have tl , bricarcci these 11103;114)es ; and tholiii th:,.. 1 ,{ not claim the Invittion, it bein, alino,l :is an cient ,as 11 roc— W4telh. : -;, yet - at! that evor cafe to their knowle,igc.::l; been so rune in their shape, inconvenient 'in vie3rl i incorr , :‘:t in tlis.ir perliaroanee., as to have been 600111.11`i as itsekss. This, whit+ they takelhe liberty to offer to tel l y t ; el,-g:int in itl,elf, most conveniently Ord, ti;nl ‘ ; ` : " . ..04, an 1, whist i (I:::itatile in all it,heltineS,of FilOY , ''` cet ",,,iil4. i chrip; 41ilt liable to be. out of nrder, aild iS:k incist 4 444 ,4 ' Co.tiliailqa iii Celltietillell, who are fund- of . Wail' ' 46 S Iwo ti ii 4. ,,. Flattering tlicmselves the great I rnproyerne his (..aricti it to its ultimatinn, they take -tt li n t 's i tri at u e ' llll.ll :‘, ll :i ;r t . .: I inAing it public, to secure It) theitiselVes. at least tnelv v m . tli...re.ot; having• then miterially injured by Vlagiarbika ~ 123 VC egpivi their Nlactiipes, and passed them otr to ( s e '!:;, - ivon as their own Inventions:, though at much iligher-pft 1 , an4l very inferior work. „„....”o."'"" w ' s' ' .1 TUESDAY, JUNE 21. 'WESTON, ESQ. ^J. WEIR, ESQ. On Wednesday last a Writ of Inquiry of Damages was executed before the Sheriffs of London, in an ,action brought by Capt.Weston,oft he 77th regiment, against the Defendant, who is an °filet r in the South Devon Militia, 'for Criminal conversation with the Plaintiff's wife. It appeared, that Mrs. - Weston hail twice returned from. India on account of iii health, and that her husband was obliged to remain. there with his Regiment . . Upon his return, a few months ago,' he found his wife • (to WhoM he had male a handsoene allowance) fiVing in adultery, upon D.lrtin:ior, in the County of Devon, with the Defendant. The Jury, after an excellent charge from the Officer before whom the Writ was exe. cute 4, gave pool. Damages. ' • . . ON. Saturday was playa a 'Grand Match, of Cricket, on Hillingdon-heath, between eleven Gentlemen of the Burnham Club, against' eleven Gentlemen of the Hayes Club, for solo Guineas. HAYES. CLUB. • First Innings. ' . . • Second innings. Mason, . 4c. S. Stratton. 3c. S.•Stratton. Elliot, . a b. Ditto. 1 c. j. Ditto. Cheasley, jun. ob. Ditto. •0 b. Ditto. Church, . o b.-I.•Ditto. ac. Winter. • W'et'land,' . 3 Run out. , 5 st. Bonsey: Elton, . a b. S. Stratton. t b. j. Stratton: Newman, ' . tb. Ditto. tc. Childs. Cheasley, Sen. • tc. Childs. i 2 Run out. Atkinson, 3b. S. Stratton. oc. Winter. Grainger, . a lilt wicket. t Not out. . ' Vats . - o Not out, • ti st. Bonsey. Byes, o Byes, .o ' BORNHANI CLUB. Towee, - o b. Newman. t Nut out. S. Stratton, 12 c; ClleaSley. .0 b. Newman. Ciiila; - i b. Nevi/man. I. Stratton, - oc. Elliott. •3 Not out. ;West, - o c. Clieasley. Holt, - a ltuu out. 7 b. Newman. Winter. - 0 c: Mason. Binfielcl, - ab. Ditto. .o, b. Atkinson. tions,:y, - . Ib. Newman. . • • , 11. Sarattnn, 2 Not out'. john Stratton,' ob. Mason. • Byesv a Byes, 3 , 'Burnham Club won by seven wickct4-5 to 4 on Hayes Club at starting, The beautiful Harlequinade of Silver Star, which has been reo.ived with such deserved and unbound ed applause, at the Royal Amphitheatre, West, ininster.biidge, makes its appearance, for the last note bur three for the season, .this oight. The new Ballet of the Two Prisoners, with the grand 'Spec. tacle of the Castle of Qtranto, continue their at. traction unrivalled. We were last night highly gratified with the Vdtit routine , of Amusements at the Royal Circus. Mr. Ro'a ERT La. 'roue, the celebrated Perfornrr from Petersburgli, went beyond our bounds of ex.. pettation. By UNE, from the Theatre-Royal, DiOry. lane, produced for the first time an admirable Dance, in which was given a Par de Deux by him and Mis ADAIO, and 'a Pas de Trois by the Misses ADAl44 4 ,.with the Skipping Rope, in the fi rst style of elegance, We understand it will be repeated this and to-morrow evening. SWF 4vEirs. RAVkSIGNA, 21.1144 *9. Passed .by. 7 -the. Camden, Hill, from lamaica ; George, front Oporto,; Springs, —, fr om Cuxhaven ; Adeo na, Cole, frn roin Habro' Calista, White, from L161)6'11; Christopher, from Stockholm; Brothers, flow land, from 'Embolen ; Esther, Hamilton, and the Sisters, Horton, train Havarinah. • *- Sailed—theColimbus, for Africa; Brothers, jef foie*, for Newfoundland; lone Olivia, for Ant werp ; Vrow' Anna, ; - 9ebrOders, —, and the Erstelling, for Embden. UNE 20. Passed by--,the Generous Planter; rtamilton, arid Echo, Mortice, from Jamaica • Duden, .._____, from Cuxhaven; Admiral Nelson,.Miller, London, Linder, MarYi Patterson, Thais, and lialaburgh .Packet, Gooch, from liarnburg,h. - Sailed—the Hero of the Nile, ---, for Barbadoes; cove r y, ---, for Guernsey.; Widow's Sou,. Matthe ws , f or St. Michael's; Wandering Man, Koedt. for Copenhagen; Met&IIILIS, 4-- ' tbr Rotterdam ; Twc C;ebroders, Boer, for. Rouen; Vrow Anna, Often, and Vrow Neuna, for Embden. .. • DIED. • • . . , • • On Saturday, in Wimp°le.srreet, Miss Emma Chaplin, second daughter of Charles' Chaplin, Esq. M, P - ...age:i. 15—, After a lingering illness, of. a nervous fever, in the 67th year of his age, Mr. WilliaM Raker,'Of Savage - -gardens. -On-Sunday morning, at his house in Gratton.smet, Fitz roy-Square, . the-Lady of Captain Hughes. On Sunday, last,. being on a visit, at Mr.• Youn's, Hol wells, Heirs, Mrs. Mary Fuller, datighter of the late . Win, •Fuller, Esq. . . . ' -At St. Petersbtirgh, on the 4th of April last', Mrs. Rose Didelot, of the Opera.: 113nk Stock N 44 5 pc( Cent. shut ss pert. em. rsni s 914 i Irish per Cent. er Lent. Con. 721si 3 itmCent. nett. 36* 3 per C. Con. shut . ltank t.. Amt. t 6 .9-16 Ditto Short STOCKS, DAY. I tun* Stoclu,shut India Bonds a. pram. Excheci. Bilk 241. IS, dis. Omnium 1k . I viper; 3 per Cent. SS ' Ditto Ann. Dank for July. Acc. Cons. tin Open, 5711 HOST gRY: 000iCE continues to have on Sale at his Mann tattory: and Nottingham Warehouse, N. 434, Strand, an extensive and 'valuable AssortMent of HOS! E e - vei y deicription, which, for elegance; neatness, taste, and quaLty., has•neVer b:.en equalled; and, he flatters himself, van acre( be surpassed.. The many advantages.he possesses over every other person in this iine of business, and the peculiar degree ofperiettiou to which, by inch:l:it ii;able attention, and unli mited expence, he has brought his Manufactory, while they him an opportunity of oll'ering.to the Public a variety of goods, superior in every reseed to thoseof any other per son, and render all'compelition lruitless; also enable hint to accommodate the Public, either in the wholesale, retail, pr export. trade, upon terms more moderate than can possibly be :Worded by any other House in the Metropolis. WOR'filY A'UTENTION of THE AFFLICTED. Ti is but justice to.your merit, That I should,ao knowledge, in this public manner, the good e ff ect I ex perienced from taking your valuable M edicines, the Botanical Syrup arid Nervous Cordial. 1 was afflided for 'several ycars.with a violent Scorbutic Disorder; as also with Deafness in an alanning tlegee.. I . could find no' benefit nit these although 1 ap plied to•s . e'veral of the mostetnitterit or the Faenity, bttt was i:deftly cured by taking the above Medicines.' I am, Sir, . • • • • . Your ever gratetul and bumble Servant, jOS to:-I,A It HY, Farmer and .1 4 . ! tster, • • - • - HeYbridge, near lklolden, Lascx.• Witness to the above, Wm. 'Sax ton, 'l'illingharfi, Essex. • , May 27, igoz. Dear Sir, • • Portsmouth. My situation for Many. years past has .been so. truly ttsi scrable, that I have often wished tbr death to relieve but have 'wished in. vain ! Owing to 'Juvenile indiscretions, a vice competed at school, X laboured under altdost a total. deprivatioo of 'sight ; toy memory had Jost its , retentive. powets,.aiiti my other fa c ulties Were rriiich ;awaited, that 1.. had little hopes, • while set)- existence .inight be prolonged, of being any thing else than a drone in the great. hive of so r iety. I nad , applied' to a number of eminent ..physicians, NvlloAc prescriptions, instead of relieving, tende.ctonly to in-. crease the olitiady, until, about fourteen months since, I was mat'eaettuainted with your !wt . ) valuable N , letlicines, the 80. 'PANIC:AL SYRUP an/I`NER:VOUS•• CO RDI Al., and, after taking three bottles, I fetind f so much invigorated, -both corporally:and mentally':, that. I could scarcely credit the evidence of my own scnsei. By taking two bottles mere,- I found myself so perfectly restored to healfh anal spirits, that •• i - feel myself; if I •may be allu.tverl the expression, an inhabi tant of •another world.. About ten months since I married, and three Weeks ago iny, wife presented me with a son, to the great joy Of inyself and friends, who had a long time despaired • of having t he•laniily nam.t pe.rpetuatcd.• It; Sir, you,think. the publication of ibis remarkable cure will be a benefit to the cointniniity, - anti to young then, in pattiotilir y ' you are .perfectly at liberty to do so. My. rank • and situation in lice rriak'ea it hnproper:tbr.my natnelo appear at the bottom of an•atlvertiseinent in a, public paper ; ever; 'I shall be in London about the middle of ite•a Month, when I shall be happy to Assure you with -what respeft and gratitude I am, .Sir, Youi much obliged humble Servant, W.. E. Royal Navy. The Botanical. Syrup and ßestorative NervouS Cerdial,•' to be had at the Dodorte House, 'No. 9, Albion -street, in bunks at li. as. 5..6(1.. and es.'s..l. ,(duty included); • ebettlt and late. Bacon; No,. r o, Oxtind-street; . opposite Bond street Golding,- No. 12, Col - tibia i Ward, N0..324„ - Holbern; Withers (late Cockell's) Medicine Warehouse, ..No, tag, Strand, .Terriple-har ; Tuii s, Royal Excluinge ; %Vinton's, Perfumer to His Majesty,: iv 0..11, "Pall-ivlal I ;...1 , ,,.1`11.emb..zr ) , corner ofSt..Paill'iChurch-yard;Bolion's,-.R.t.‘yal Exchan4e; Ching and Butler, • No. 4, Cheapside; _Burgtiois, Amick anti• Son, No. 32, H aymarket; Shaw's Medici n e W are h ouse ,- ' Hig h-street, Borough, opposite. the Southwark Bank ,• Mr. t'ic clings, •.NO. 76,••Oxiord-streer,. oppoSite. the-Pantheon; Forbes, Druggist, No. 3s, Blackman-street, Borough; Dicey, •• . And to be had of all the Booksellers and Printer's in the principal Market Towns in the United Kingdoms.' • • 4 . At Ni:-,;; uyti, ; nal Th4rsdty itte_c;:litt6t. kv 4 , r " '- - • Tkl E 4p? ' PHAtrA HAS, tivlricdi will bb pit in i r4';'* - • s era 4..•:f.coulkictrjcm.. , Cataiox - utz coniainitig will -given by. . • • • b r •l'cr GEORGE 1.,115,NC11, Frforn Nu, 6, '!fare.it . ----:' --,--- ~._ NAVIGABLE ! t ANA.I., PROPERTY. . ' MONTHLY ,SALE. By Mr..ScOT I', . • On Ettf,v , , at TWelve 'Clo.:k, at Garraway s, . ph- 1 , r.. - - 'Cilange..aliq,,London, . . ' Shares in rite following Navigationi, viz. PHESHROPSHIRE'CANA-1:. Tile Lio H.ilf-i i _ 4 yearly. Dividend was 31.=, pee Sharz-,,espeCted. v.) n- , I crease. . . , The . GRAND ',UNCTION. Shares and Fialf•shafes• : Also Shares in the PEAK FOR LST, Asimp4 and. OLDHA,M,'ROCEIDA LE, DUDLEY, K ENNETT and ANON, ELLESMERE, and the CRIN.AN NaVigatiOAS. • , . Particulars at the . lien and Chickens, Birmingharn; Whlic Horse at Uxbridge; , I-Litchat's flute!, Piccadilly; u t Gar raWay"s ; and or Mr. Scots, Ludgate. hill , I.on,ion, w he it • , commissioned to dispose of : Shares m - various Navigation,' Docks, Estates, ere, by PrivateContraci. . : MANGANESE MINE.SHARES, DEVONSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, i - , - . . - • .By Mr. SCO rT, ~„ On Friday, luly-t, at Twelve o'Clock, at 'CartriYALk 'Change-alley, London, hi the Monthly Sale of Navigavr Canal Property, JOUR SIXTY-F.OI4TH SHARES its av er ~ .. 1 - •ValuabteMANAN ESE 'Concern, situate near Er lll ' ' 1 with the Mineral broken and ready for Sale, and the S.l'tle" riali belonging to the said Shares. , •'`r*tie Concern has'Gri:l or Sos extefuting over your Parishes, in two of wha:11,,,, quantities ot Mangimese, of the first quality, havc hir.L:ol.6`;'". within the last two years. • . ur * Specimens may be seen, and' Particulars had, 'a --,,. Webb's, Mine Register.,Ottite, Old City.. Chamixrs, l'" shopsgate-street ; also .at Gartaway's ; and of - Ms. 5 ' 414 Lutigatc-hill, where Specimens also tray be . seen. __.....----••• .V .- . • - TO COACH-MAKERS AND 0T11... - :1 0, ...p '1 ;.:.$ . i TO tiL st.i h 0. ., •13Y A u LTION, . ~ - " ..si By Mr. -Al NCKEN ZIE, ,,, .. 1 `By Order of the Assignees, on the Prehiisys, No. t i so 3, 1 g i i ii, • man-street, o±fOrd-street, on Friday, June 1, 1 , 1 ' .O . Eleven o'Clock, . *. : nrISF. .. .4.HE eatice sToc.K• in TRA 131.3. a ral 0— - 4: :. HOLD FURNITURE of Mr.. SAMUEL. G_ .: K: - ' - 11 : .WOOD, Coach-maker, a liank.rupt ; ' , igen ) " "` " ' l '' ..e . 1 desirable LEASE of the 1-'reinises, which will be Put up ^ rr One o'Cloc7; pr,reiz.ely. Th iu Ile Fortur,e co:not - i5...1 Mall3.gany Four-pm u:dvelth. Bsdaing, Miiingany elv,ts at Druwerg, I : hairs', Tiibles, '•. • The Stock Consists, of several n.7w it,1,,!,;;11 Co itilleir‘ t ;3 ,;:, riots, Curricles, Sociab:es, and Cig4s, lioish:.4 to t llc 1',;.. sent style ; a handsomit /brunette ; a qi.tan.itY of A.' ''',i - jr • passed Shafis, Rata, ari-.. :i 4 ,L.intit,i of AA Plank mu. , - .. , e Vainiel Beard ; new and old Iron and Implements of ti , Smith's Sec. . To be tiel,i:ed the Day -preceaing the Sale, %%Ale n ClE'' logues may be hid on the Premises, arid of Elie Auctioiierr, No, 41, GrLen,Sif6et, GPOSVCII0T.S(1111410. . . ' ....--.• . ELEGANT S:'OR-TTING RESIDENCE AND F-S TATI; IN YO•klti.Sll FRE; . . . . . ~.. TORE PEREMPTORILY SDI.D.BY Aber-( ) ' , • - j3l:' Mr. RAINF ' ~ el • f 1 1Y At the Rainbow Coll1;e-hotie, on Fri(Lly the Stli ( 13 Y e• - t/ . . next, at Twelve o'Clm•lz, it•. Valuable aoti very Desirable FRP:K .II°I " i ? ~tern `LA. A. ESTATE, lying perfeetly compaet and well w. p, i . ~ refreshed by the it . wer c.; . .psey, which runs a!,ove . ! ,..I, ' l ' i ' l through the centre of the whole. E.r.tatei on wiliol': o ' ,r,., inchedp ~ind elegant Villa, with evcrY , 11 , 1 a ' 0,..1 of , anti detached Odice, welt known' hY t"..: a h„or. FA Le () OEß's I - I.IEL in the Parish of F0 0 1 ) °::; 1 1 113 ,,,,,t: half a link, distant from the thigh Par.n.i f!etwec n ,. i t h e or- S c artx/r O u gh , nitre miles. flout the termer, te x n c ' e. ),P l , l , l nt . 1 .-„, 0 ; ... ter, and twelve front Itridlingro», with "A A r st , f y couticue house, with convenient Out-builiiings, All . ", ~,. Ae rvs.; 1a?... i otni. Inclusurer, of good Land, contain:4k; 1 1 .::": i f , i ing over about' . Fetter with the Manor of BottliprP 4 riti.iiliccs; Aid about la" -Acica Qt. Grfm" Th': 'teildehlil,''i o r h,.. Proptiztor, six Aries of Land, are in flit *cl:_ ; ° l7---- T ou t t he, well.adapteci „ who Will sive-immediate pois , '"`" : ll at 4 lair valuatwa ; Forni4tire rs to be taken by tr.:: Port:axia l : l - co the re: - .t of the Land is hell by mr• : W il o. : (1, alqt autibwrtoittleinitble. keaseasix years of which are now hneitii about 8401. . - , ; „ to igr, Willivrt To be viowed till the Sale, by 3 1 .1 1"Y'"'" be : had ; :-th -) . Nutbrown, ot . whorn printed' Partii:ulars Y t ulawcastic Adti -01. the Pruners of the York Cktrillt / 11( ' ' titer; Swan, Ferrybridso; Catrar and 11,ceton, No. 4t.. .c;,.;.; ni,.. squat.: ..i t , ..T,r-i ., ,, ,, , . , ...! Angitii Polies ; o.!:_rLiez:".!,,i: and of Mr. Ratite.' Land Su rV4of' C 0.0 lot LC-St (..t. . 1 3 )u ° Wry. . , : ,1 -- - --- 4 --- ......._..........----• .