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, From tZe LONDON G4ZETrE, zs, 1803: St. James's, lune 22, 1803. Tills day Baron Belmont de Malcor had a.private 'Audience of His I%jiajesty to deliver his f,ettets of Recall, and take leave of His Ivlmjesty, as. Minister Plenipotentiary from His Serene Highness the •Elec tor of Wurtemhurg : To - which he xvas introduced by the Right Hon. LOrd Hawkesbury, His -M A . jesty'r: Principal Secretary of Stare for Foreign Af. fairs, and conduaed by Sir Stephen Cottrell, Knight, Master of the Ceremonies. St. James's, June 23, 2803. This day Baron. Belmont tie Malcor had a private Audience and took leave . of Her Maj-etty, as Mi. nister Plenivotentiary from His Serene Highness the Elector of Wurtemburg :--To which he will in troduced by the Earl of Morton, Lord Chamberlain to Her. Majesty, and concluded by the Master of the Ceremonies. Dotuning.Street, June 25, 1803. The King has been pleased to appoint Spencer Smith, Ehq. to he His Majesty's Envoy Extraor. dinary at the Court of His Serene Highness the El-et'lot of Wurtemburg. The King has also been pleased to appoint Henry Watkin Williams Wynn, Esq. to be His Majesty's Envoy Extraordinary at the Court of His Serene Highness the Elietor of Saxony. The King has also been pleased to appoint Spi ridion Foresti, Esq. to be His Majesty's Resident to the Republic of the Sever Islands. The King has also b e en pleased to appoint Henry S•uvage Yeames, Esq. to he His Majesty's Consul_ General in the Russian Ports in the Black Sea. •l`he King has also been pleased to appoint W.lHer Wright, Esq. to .be His ,Majesty's Consul in the several Ports of the Republic of the Seven Thr King has alsn been pleased to appoint Chiles t 6 be His Majesty's Consul at Civita Vecchia. Whitehall, jffmt 25, 1803. The King has been pleased to grant the Dignity of a Baronet of the United Kingdom of Great Bri tain and Ireland to George Hilarn Barlow, Esq. a Member of the Council of Fort William, in Ben_ bal, in the East Indies, and the Heirs Male of his ody lawfully begOtten. • Whitehall, tune 25, 1803. The King has been pleased to order a Conge d'Elire to pass the Great Seal, empowering the 3recentor ad Chapter of the Cathed ra l Ch urc h o f t. David to civet a Bishop of that See, the same being void by the death of the Right Reverend Father in God lloaor George Murray, commonly called Lord George Murray, late Bishop thereof; and H;s Majesty has also been pleased, by His koyal Sign Manual, to recommend to the said Pre. eentor and Chapter the Reverend Thomas Burgess, Donor in Divinity, and one of the Prebendaries of Durham, to be by them eleeted Bishop of the said Ike of St. David, The ictr:ng has also' been p . ltased to order a Conga d'Elire 4o pals the ..Great Seal, empowering the Dean and Chapter of the Cathedral Church of Exeter to de& a Bishop of that See, the same being void by the death of the Right Reverend lather in God Doctor • Henry Reginald Courtenay, late Bi. shop thereof; 'and His Majesty has also been pleased, by his Royal Sign Manual, to recommend to the said Dean and Chapter .the Reverend John Fisher, Doctor in 'Divinity, and one- of the Prebendaries of Win,tkor, ‘to be by them eleded Bishop of the said .See of Exeter. • Whitehall, June 18, 1803. The King has bre!) pleased to grant unto Francis Phistow, o Devonshire -street, Purtlankl.place, and of Potters;Bai; in the Parish of South Mims, in the c:)onty of, Middlesex, I;:sti. Barrister.at Law, his Royal licence and apthority, ihat he and his issue take use the surname, and hear the arms of TraPaud, in addition to the surname and arms of ; not 04 in testimony of giitteful and aff, : aiu ni re re..spraffor the memory of his late uncle and, aunt Generii Cyrus Trapaud, and Mrs. Catha rine—Trapaud:; deceased, but also in compliance with a request-contained in a - Codicil to her last will and tesiamera l .isuch arms being first duly ex emplified according to-the Laws of Arms, and re corded in the kleralds'. Office And also to order,. tkat this His Majesty's con. cession and declaration be registered in his College, of Arms. , •, Commtcripot in flit! Ntirth Hants Nlll,4jai .ibe. Lard To be Captain—tames Narry Hawker,' Esq. vice James Green, t. 39. resigned. Dated June ts, ISo3. • Comm/Plan in t 4€ Roytd - Radnor Militia, rigged iy the Lord kiemietrant. Tilbtll2S Fowler, Este. to bc 'Captain of a .Company. , Dated June 20, 1803. CoMmettelen ire the South Hants Militia, rioted by the Lard . ; Lim:roan, . Wiltis, !sq;..tole . Captain. • Da t ed Tune 2t, 1%3. commieeLn aignad by tbe I..olfd,..tiodeolitee for the County of Rad. To be Deputy Lieutepnt—Walter Wilkinson, jun. Etc!. Anted June - - Canrevii,sios lir the West York' Militia, sled by the Lard Lieu.. fount. Charles Strowbenzee, Gent. to be Lieutenant.' Dated May 30, 1813. C miltlnaeiar the Nortlturpherlancl Militia, Jigma 4, the Lord idruirnwit, To be Captalns—Rietiara' Cluiterhock, Esq., Dated Mlay . 9, 1003. l'eter Shields, Esq. Dated May ;,s - , aPp,;. - liacu Malec Esti. Dativlttne 0, tBO3. To be Lieutenant7-Mattliew Hawdun, 'Gent-Dined June 9, To• be Ensigns—James Allan, Gent. Dated Mity tBp 3. Patrick Romney, Gent. - Dated May 30, tgel. Wllllstn D Hawker, Gent, ated as, above. • To be Stirgeon—jattuis Sldelds,,Gertt. Dated Nlay zoo 1803 11,-INX.RtIPTS. Lawrence Cohen, late of Jewry -street, A litgate,'Merchant, rrender tune aS, at nine, I illy 5, at ten, ; mai As.' 6, at tWCIVPF- c! Attnrnies, Moats. Ptnizer, f railner, Mid C II pil.ige; Thornaa and William Wawnc, ,of Kingston.npon: inercininti, [illy .4, .2, atut.Ang..,6, at nne; nt the 'Geo:a Inn, K inw,ton.i uin -Ault. Attornies, Mr. SAnti. • Ititi). U ;or Mr. ti . olser, "Kirby-street, Munn-Garden, . . lohh Siliw, of retet,lanc, St. iota-street, ttiddlesex,i cheesemonger, 28, at. nine, July s, and Aug, 6, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Wild, Warwick sqUare. Thomas Jones, 'of Dow Las,' Clamo?ganshire, grocer, July' 7, S. awl August 6, at eleven, at the Bush Tavern, Bristol. 4 A.ttornies, Mr. Bigg, ilatton , Garden 1 ondon ; or Mr. • Bigg, Bristol.' Roelof S.i.trionds, Of I)eivet,' ship.braker, June 2S, -July 9,; and August b, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney; l'‘hr. Dawes, Angel:court, ThroginortonLstreet. John Sawyer and folio Kettlewell, o f L ee d s , merc h an t s , July x 6, IS, at the Black-Hi:Hann, Birstall, August 6, at ten, at the Hotel Inn, Leeds. Attornies, Messrs. Crossland and Son, Rudd-IA.:1d; or Mr. Battyc, C hancery lane, London. LAW REPORT. COURT OF KING 4 BENCH, Tdxa 25. TtiE KlN'd 'V. HORNBUCKLE AND OTHERS. Turs was a Rule calling on the Defendants, Messrs. Hornbuckle and Oldnow, Mayor and Al. of the town of Nottingham, to shew cause why a Criminal information should not be filed against them fur having conspired to employ the Corporation funds for Party Purposes, in the business of the late Eleetion for that town-, &c. Mr. ERSKINE spewed can't against the Rule, which was funded on the Affidavit of Mr. Richard Houghton, stating the circumstances of the case, and that a Nlceting of the Corporation was held, upon which was passed the following Resnitition " That Mr. Coke and his party have openly avowed their suppbrt of -a Bill in Parliament • [the Bill then d Tending fir giving to the Magistrates of the County a concurrent juticdiaion with those of the Town, upon the ground that •the Magistrates of the Town had not preserved the peace and freedom of Election there] for introducing a foreign Magis tracy into the Town of Nottingham, thereby in vading the Charter which every Member in this Hall, and every Burgess, has sworn to defend; [thereby imputing to Mr. Coke that he was endea vouring to destroy the authority which he had sworn to defend] it becomes this Community to declare themselves, and they do hereby declare themselves in the interest of Mr. Birch," [another Candidate.] This wa; charged to he a Libel on Mr. Coke, and was one of the grounds of the Motion for a Criminal Information against the parties. Another ground was that of a second Relolution—•-resolved, " That this Resolution be made known to the Public by insertion in the Nottingham Journal and by hand-bills." The next ground of the Motion was, " That these parties had, with the same spirit, voted a Resolution by which the funds of the Corporation were to be applied in the defence of certain persons charged before a Committee of the House of Com. mons with certain miscondun at the late Eledion for the TOwmof Nottingham, which had been de. Glared void, &c,. and which was afterwards made the . foundation of an Aft of Parliament." The answer to this was stated in the Affidavit of the party charged, " That they had afted bona fide and without the least evil intention; that they had a Corporation fund, which they conceived they had power to appropriate for the defence of any of the Members of the Corporation, when accused, and when they thought them innocent). that they did think the parties, in this case. accused, ; ; that they had the opinion of Mr. Serjeant Lams, a Genleiran of eminence in the Profession, stating there was no impropriety in such proceeding; that this opinion was read to the Meeting before the Re_ solution of appropriating the Corporation money for this purpose was voted, and aned on it ; and they denied all specks of criminal intention whatever, for that they really thought the rights and interests of the Corporation were violently attacked, and they took these means to defend it :" For which rea- Sons, Mr. ERSKINE submitted, that this Rule should be discharged. Zr. Serjeant LENs, Mr. BALcur, and Mr. SCARLET spoke much at length, and with great ability, on the samc The Prosecution was also very ably supported by Mr. GARROW and Mr. GIBES. Mr. CLARKE, on the same side, declined entering on the subjed, after it had been so ably handled. Lord ELL I.I.:BUROUGH asked, if it appeared any where in the Affidavits that Kr. Coke was a Bur... gess of the' Town of Nottingham ? Mr. GAMOW said it did not happen to be so stated in the Affidavits, but the fail was notorious. Lord ELLENBOII.OIIGH said, that the mere Mis application of Corporation funds was certainly not the subjeet of a Criminal Information, but a misap. plication of such funds foi a criminal pUrpose, and in order to carry into elle& a criminal object, would not only be the.subject of an Indictment, but also be matter for the interference of the Court by way of a Crir6nal Information. - The question in this case was, 14 Whether there wet-before the Cour t evi dence of-a conspiracy to employ. the Corporation funds to carry into dna a criminal purpose ?" ' The charge which was made against certain per_ sans of the Corporation of Nottingham before the :Committee, being one of them the Returning. Off icer of the Eledion, and the others, two Aldermen, was negligence of duty when called upon to sup. press riots ; .. and it appeared to him, to , be that by which the Corporation might be critninally• tattled by:this condua of its Offi:ers ; such had been the= case of the City of London, in consequence of the, negligence of its own Officers when certain riots and tumults took place in the year 178 O. The City,, of London had been fined for such riots, because its Officers had been supine and negligent at such riots. There were many instances of such fines, for such reasons imposed ; how far, these r ep eate d instances of iniscondud might itircei the Corporation in 'another respea, and to a greater extent than that of a criminal information against the aging indi. vidusls, he would not now state s because it was not necessary. Here, his Lortiihip observed, the Corporation had on interest in the subjeet, 'which was, at the time of this resolution, before the H - Qtl9l! of Commons,. All the Officers whose conduit ' was 'complained of' might have, been eallect,upon to an.. swer before the House' of Commons. e Report ,of the Commi t tee led to a p rocee ding to th at e ff e el . It might therefore be reasonably said, that the Cm.. LONDON': Printed by 1,100-1 A NA N Milvt I L LAN, (Of gow-Streit, Covent-Garden) ; and . Ai the gvN.C)ftrt de, No. iI a, Strand; whore Advertiummt; onicr, 1 t;aoration should' think itself' inlereSted 'in' Laving, sgents to attend. the Committee of the House'of ::commons from day to day, to, watth .its preceed., Inv, and to prepare for the defenie of its charter,' ' is they might apprehend. it to have b e e n endangeted ' ay the conduCt of some of the parties. They bad '', an ulterior interest in the proceedings. of the Com mittee, and therefore it was not.wholly unnecessary . for them to attend in their corporate caPacity to watch the proceedings of such Committee, and therefore also a vote to indemnify persons. to be thus employed, appeared to him to- be so far war rantable as to exempt the parties concerned in it, from the pains and pen a l t i es o f a consp i rac y.' That this construdion upon the behavionr of these par._ ties was not forced, appeared front what passed in he House of Comnions afterwards, for a motion vas made for leave to bring in a Bill, and a Bill sag brought in, and passed, by which part of the franchises of the Corporation of Nottingham Were, , most justly and necessarily, entrenched upon, aril at the time when the Resolutions of the Corpora tion were entered into were likely to be,.and in the result actually were affeaed. He could not there. fore say, that this was a case in which the Cor poration purse was eriminalle applied, when it was applied to the pursuit of the CorporatiOn interest in a case of this nature ; and therefore'he could not see that the Court was, jultly, called upon to exer. rise its authority, by granting this criminatinfo;- mation. At the Shine time, his Lottlship observed, there were various circumstance's attending this transaaion, tvhiCh ought to be considered, as they might operate in the consideration Gf costs. If , it had appeared, on the affidavit, that Mr. Coke, H who was stated by the Defendants' resolution, to have violated his Corporation oath, was a BUrgess, then the charge would have amounted to a libel againit hint, and the Court would have made the Rule absolute, for nue•oithe resolutions, as a libel against that Gentleman; but it was not stated, in the affiXivit, that he Was a Burgess of the town of Nottingham, and the Court would not conclude that he was, unless sworn, and therefore, the whole' matter considered, Isis Lordship - thought this Rule - ought to be discharged pitholq costs, • The other Learned Judges stated, very ably, their reasons for concurring with the Cut FF JusTlci. Mr. Justice LAW 14 E NCR only d'aditing•wi t ether the Rule should not be discharged, with costs, because the Prosecutor had not stated when the Rule was moved fur, that ihe'Defendants had takeq the ad, vice of Counsel, and atled on it, in which Cate lie, for one, would not have assented to granting the Rule ; however, he did not wish to persist on ,hie pciint. Rule discharged 'without toffs. . . June 21, and three following clays, was played a Grand Match of Cricket, in' Lditu's Ground, Mary-le-bone, between eleven of England against eleven of the County of Surrey, for moo Guineas. This Match was made between his Grace the Duke of ST. ALnANs and J. LAwt ELL, 'Esq. • SURREY. IST INNINGS. 2D INNINGS. T. ‘Valker, 8 c Hammond. :43 c 'Sault Robinson, t c Bennet. 20 c Bennet. Lambert, 32 b Ward. 16 c Lord F. B. 13cIdain, • 11 a; Sin.:4ll. 79 b Feline:it. IVOIIG, - rll Hot. -.'• 16 c Ilamtriond. G..l.eycester, 2 b W.ar4l. . ' o b Fennex. *I. Walker, s c Lord F. B. s c LDIII e. B. I. Lawrell, s b Ditto. o Run out. Sparks, .13 Nor out. 4 c Small. Waller, ' ? c Bennet. o Not out. Alitdiell, 7 st trammond. 2 c Nyran. Byes I-87. Byes 2-187. ENGLAND. Ist' INNiNCS. 20 . IWNINGS. Ayling, - 0.4) T. Walker. t c Beldam. Nyran, Sb I. Wells. ,6 b Wells. . Fennex, - o b 'l'. Walker. o Not out. Barton, - 9b J. Wells. o b Wells. Freernantle, 9b T. Walker. o d Lambert. Small, . rz b Beldam. 2 c Sparks. Lord F. B. 19 b Ditto. 13 b Wells. Hammond, 4 Not out. 19 c Robinson. Bennett, . 1 bJ, Wells. 2 1 b B e ld am. Ward, - 1 b Beldam. to Stumpt do. Box, - - z b Ditto. 1.11, Wells. Byes 1-66 . Byes 0-73 Surrey won by 135 runs—Five to 4. on Surrey at starting. SD ;9iDt melancholy affair :happened in The Canteen Royal of the citadel of. Portsmouth; last Tuesday. Mr.: ronslord, the landlord of-the Can. teen, in a fit of _intoxication, 'beat 'NS wife 'very. severely, and infrnmanly bit out piece of her arm. The picquet was called, and he was secured in the prison from .offering •her further violence ; but in the night he cut his throat from ear to ear, and .ex. Aired, immediately. The Coroner's Inqi.-est sat on the body, and brought in a verdid of Lunacy. 'Mr. PEItRY,2 Sitrgeou, of Southampton.streer, Blnomsbury.square, .continues to devote "hiS • princi: pal. attention to Calculotts Disorders, in Which.he has been to peenliarly succeSsfUl, even after souuding with a view to undergo the operation. He desires ‘ those of his. Patients , who -live at no geirat distance' to observe, that they may he supplied, at short in. tereale (free of .. expencer, with veb;Oto to take the Solvent in, 'which' will not fail ao accelerate the perfea Cure. • MAR Rilib. Yesterday, Colonel Hammond, of St. fames's-square., to Miss King, daughter of Sir Richard King, Bart. of Devon. shire.place. DIED. The Hon. Mr. Foley, M. P. for Worcester, uncle of Lord Foley.. , _ On the - tothinit. at his house at Twickenham, Ed w a r d Ironside, Esq. eldest son of the late Alderman Ironsitle, Banker, of Lombard street, London. On the 13th inst. at Castlemadody, South Wales, the Rev, Hugh Price.` - . On tin) 28,01ze 1 bitiary last. at Demerara, i n the solt year M of his age, r. Richard Rickman, late of Lewes, SWUM • , PRICE 0 STOCKS, DA T. ... Bank Stock .IntHa Stock shut Navy ; per Cent. shut India Bonds s. prem . .- ; p er l e r g. 1097 , 91 } 9cit Fxclieg. Bills 3s. 4a. dis. Irish ; per Ccnt. • Oinnium 3 3itt dis. ; let Cent. Con. ' !miter. ,3 per Lent. ; Cent. Ited. 56 OM ditto 3 Pet C. Con. shut Bank for July Acc. Ann. 161 7.16 Cons. tur Open. 5Th Ditto Short 1 SAID Published by Watt APLMICtIt Scott Fps (of South Multnn-srteet, Groivenor-squirc)i :); the Paper, Lauri for th e Editor,' aCc, (tost4eidi a , must be addresscd. SoTfi NE ro;.t.t, JUNE,24. : Arr.ved--rlur Olivc Braltc%, iccv4ii, from ;lane, ,; kv;4lunz, Niarr,,Rvaer, from NiN 1-131)t, fa..t.umtoti. • CARSHALTON; SURKEY• To be SOLD by P R IVA T.E CO WI: RACT, ' • , By Mr. CHRISTIE, ASINGULARLY ELEGANT LE ASEITOJ.D STONE-BUILT VILLA; with lotir-stall Stable , Coach aro Ctlaise,house, nuiwrous attached 'anti Offices or every description, b Idea to it Family ; euellent Kitchen Gardens, in part walled ,-and wci I planted with 'selection of wall and standard Fruit Trees, !Ludy cropped , Melon Ground, ai.d . TWO RI CET MLA 00 S, in the_ whole about Ten Acres, tksir.tbly ituaie in the delightful Village of CARSTIALTON,.as rentakabl: for the reseal' bility.of its inhabitants, as the surrounding COllllCO' IS la the pientirude of Field Sport; the House is finished approved coMpad plan, stone. built, and furnished in a•stifo of singular taste and neatness, scaled it: the !lutist vfa beaik. .tiful Pleasure-ground, in part pliled iii, Lawn, open • iit " stately walks, fringed with 16r:wit and domestic valuable Plants, enibcilisited with a rapid Vont Stream, lull d • Trout, which never freezes nor overflows irs banks, eliptic Bridge• above, and neat Green and Fruitcry.houser .tic off stocked, fcrming ititlw,wh•ilc a specimen of taste and Fie a ince, and rendeml a Most desirable objc.tt to a swat I Foilly. , Also Rich FREEHLD O MEAD() W newly a djoining, c! AbO4t'SiX - Acres, 'well disposed, in point of situation alla form of grounti, turret a Villa upon, shut in & Qi n the V. lage by folding gates, ;railed in part, and ou the teverso ud r the c.arshalton River.. To be viewed by Tickets, to be had in Pall-Mall. • NAVIGABLE:CANAL PROPERTY. MONTHLY SALE. • .By Mr. SCOTT, On Friday, July I, at Twelve o'Ciot.k, GArrilW3y'f, • 'Clianse-allt), Lonihni, Shares in the following Navigallurn , , viz. THE CROM lAilt1) CA NA L.. E , nit S;lares in • this respeete4 ana very impr...viiig Ci,Acern. Thelat! Dividend,was 91. per Share, With lilt: best pro:peels 01 toh creasing. The SHROPSHIRE CANA The last Ilalf4caq Dividend was 31. per Share, ex pea,•il to .inircwe. The GRAND lON CT 1 ()N. Shales and itili.drireS. 4 Also Shares in the P EAK FOR I ST, A 5 11114 4, OLDHAAI, - ROCHDALE, DUDLEY, KENNE're 41. 7 AVON, EL LESNIER E, and the C R.I NA N Navikatioits. Particulars at the Hen and Chickens, Bigniiogharn Horse at Uxbridge; Hatch= P1....J(1111y; af G; a ;. raw•ay's ; and: of Scott, Ludgate.. London, *Oa 4 1 coniinisbion to t..Sp.)Se Shares 111 VaIOUS N AVIS:I6II4 Docks, Estates, &c. by Private Conttat. ` ' KENT. HA RDRES COURT CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, lying within a Ili, . ... Fence. .- : , . , ...• ', ' F OR. SALE by AUCTION, - Py Mr. S l'A INES, .5.t the Fountain'ltin,,Canterptuv , on Satiir.lay th e ail (144 " joly next, at Three o'Clock in the Afternoon (it not Inc- • viously. disposed Or by Private Contract, of whiJi tinic.li. potke Will lie Oen in this jiaper); , T . .., ..0( I. A LL that Lapital anti very..iin. %. •• -•-:"- '''' - ..:!.; • 17 provable Farni,Lalled H a rdr e s Court, ',:•.- ",-*, - ~. :' . with the Wneat-burn, Barley-barn, t wci C‘utagra . . adjoining, liopyoast, with' twu Kilns, large Walled Garden, will sto - ck,tit with choice Fruit-trees , Stables,' Waggon' anil Cart Lo.4s,'&r: - . Whir the ' • ..i..., i Arable,'Pastufe,lleli-grouhd,'Oichard,and.Wo4:l- A• a•' l % . ' land, together about -.-.....:... - --9 3 I T .. ._ - - Lot: 4. Little BOs4itigham FArin:Sotfte, Yard, • : &c. with the Aroble, Pasture, IlOp•grolottl, and., . ' i • ' , Woodland; • ? -- -3. .. ... . .. va l liTa t bfc; T t i l irb t ergro 9 w ° i ' n? j ti t i l e i rc t o h n e .jll' - icCfir ' ci61:4441- ''". -2r.' 3 1.:i ' .' Lot .}.,Park Wo o d. aril liassack about - 26..3 t o ) , .. - 2 3 i - Lots. Cherry Carden ...- - i$ Lot i - Lot 6. Part of Andrews t sWOod ' - - • ...... ~........,_ —.---- -.— ....... ._ , 3 5 2 o• 3 .. ~ . ~- • • .., fi*" The whole is, exonerated from the L0 . r. 1 471.... 4 . x .:..a , Amt . ''.• btlediater4ssession may belalcatrouttie %l i n: otii.",., ,•,,. 4". t"°icil3Clfil" .nleflot the Land. of M I : : u l :t i e ar . trn i i l l Finns , ut, c ,r it y irt l : G , l i i nu r 'f r7 l l :,. a .r : - . 3 l . t a ni t i v no w . :.6:l:lll:s_ibly.la,ll,l,:v.:ell,,l.catia,_:iloounri; tuon,lilhstlic,,,:... jun. t Nan , , turdayi, at - thc Rose Inn, Canter'oury, wile' particular's nl ,,y , Estate may be seen; and of whom printed. pV! han lo b_ • be had ; also or Mr. Janies-Siinntons, and Mr. ‘Yllt l• )k.stone Mini tow, Canterbury; at the. Swan, tlythe; -0. and Griffin, Folkston:, ; Ledger's Library, Dove' ; li u°ll t . , Mit Dial;• Bell, Sandwich ;' Kings ( l e ad , Ramsga L s : aact „. s chenar's Hotel, Margate ; ' Ship, F.ivdistiain; ,: t ree,' !lead. Ashford ; and at Mrs. Massey's StatiOtter, 133fx.10 GrOSVenur-SqUate, Loudon. . - t - To THOMAS TAN'l.Olt, Esq. .. No. 9, New Bridge-Street, Loudon. Honoured Sri, Edinburgh, Itlarell til, tBot. Y e a r . I'ISIO, I have been afilieleil with the Lues Vn_, red; winds, Ifinn its' obstinately resisting I BEG leave to inform you, that ever. siuce the Medicine prestrioeit by the ITlriSr eminent here, and undec k da i g several severe courses' of salivation s iini,..liosictiralti o lily u iru,,ieegiVr:itttriii):l...iii„,ll,3l:Sre,e.,l);: and twice discharged trom the liospird, with lode re,itgjr would appear to he of the trlO'it inv,:tcr.de wave. It h e I i A , tit, my disorder hail go; to such a uedi . Meta Yg o b py - r: i t ok on the crown or iny head: one oti-each Ann, anti ' O ,.Y . teli i.. iiiell'itsiteitt,uavta,i;eldraiihs,tl:ll.,)i),:i.oil.t.:ittiliosi. ex isteus e.- I had a large s l'"Z seven years .; my left. 1i..1 also two large no•tes on.'' . - , was very much discoloured; and gave me such exi.rotiir ing pact, particularly Mien - "anti in bed, as nearly to r !jive inc of rest;" in this .13atentahlis sf.lte; I Wa' ( " el 1 74 mended 1 1 Mr• J• Toomp.oti, , (who received v . ) gtc'! f ,-o w Inch I .bFian to do on thy 16tli of Nlay fin tue c"f' : 'ar a ' rQr""Aht* 'V heg•: 1 1 fo receive ty•tiefit --in tittle oforu them ' herei ,. to ,take -yitur. leake's P.ifeid l'if.6; thad, a month,. ,the tikes on toy ht.vtl .ithi 0• 0 ‘`l . sOundly. li,mlest—soOli aster, 12 tl-.-- sires Olt soy le,Z; 11,:.oc• ASV; ICAVing, inirieVer, eoiltituerAt)le tlise. , l9uraliol " 1 ,, ' ,..„ 1 4 1 ., °' i r ssi ec k")ii; : b i : n ; rtrii f'":.('Sfillethi i ' t'i ll!i:: t tnl; ;: i l t cik t it t li f t a s:4b l Ueb l t ,i si t Lkitt ti l: , e::' a .l: l L i )' : " l t:' ; : c r e li : 11 : : : : : It t sv i r t l : l rjl .l .lll' l ii.‘iC. h t le ; 1; : : ;: i : jb : t:‘; : i:rit' l'''C'rl::' : '::l' 3).1-1:I.': 1 -. gusug oit. I tb:l. becanic,.by your liberal atty:,ce 41 " ''''.' dieit,.., p ti,•:t:c free front ail lo', further cOhfriaints•-•4 hayesecov;:tett ul} firmer spirits ,ffli Stres'igtli, am 1; 1, l' e ":,. come jolly and fat, in which stat, • haring continued :101'7,, oi a: n ll : l ° r; o s i tie l l s ti s le i ct i s i: lo i t ' xi t , \ lo. v: v l: :e t a i h r t: o.. t ot e l :::: at t i w ; :i l : t l i i lit ' o s el t ' s i : l uc t x: : : : ::r: tr e t illi b i ' yr. s ( E f o n b :i il i f e ' : ‘, ! : ; ' ,: l ' i : i ,E t i l k r ; .i4 ,l . l , l , e l ,: : . a t iu : c s i ' l ' i t r i l i l Ls ; ll. tA li" . .. ease ris. public ~., 1 , 4 ), , ,:b1u„ as,. I sli4ll no ev , :ry 0c , ; 4 44 '1 ; y „i t e gratetu,,,,, Swan's Close, ' High- street, Lilinburgh. . . 'rtilesses-to the. above Ctire ' • . • 1010 THOMPSON, No. 3, Nov Poultry ' Nfarkict ; aid 1 0 4IN' Mt! NvOs it • OM Assemblv- Close, Edinburgh. Prepared and Sold by !h. sole Proprietor, • . . 'T a mi.% s Td, v Loa, 'Member of ' the • k oval College of Sur geort*, at his ROUlit, Ni. 9, Ncsv Br . idge „ street.' Lontion..4' [ vkiliereotter a coristatit ~rcsllletti.e or mote than , thirty-I years, ill ;42tradii.e particularly directed to this enter 0 . ' Venereal Coniplainti itod tads. - incidental to the l'ii r " t . Cenerarion, with that iftvilable • secrecy which. melt o. his profession sue•flit always observe in such cases, he; hattas himself. the advice and ass!stanre lie Aratuitoubir administers to pciol,s taking this Molichie, wili 1 ,' 4. ` esteemed', by a flis , ..cfnUig P oflic., 1 . 4 an ativarinsge SO"' don attainable and void of all. ainblyptit Y • . Also sold, by his .:tvpointinent, tor the ihinvenience of 7 those Living at a distal\ C., ,sat the P crewing 'S t NP • 35 ' , 1 1.: ,, t. Alban's-street, Pall- Ma'il ; the "I*, n sitop,. 'No , 101. '"' - 41st!-streets Mr. Oisborough's, No: 7,- eiSil,tif rCet still; hin • . Mr. liaxter's,-Sortith-bridgt , Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, No. I, Onion-row, 1.ur1.: 1 . '" .cr-. :clona i li.4.6l34gowl Mr . Callwel - Ps, DL,iillil i ;tad bi , e ., petiort itt ett:::ry•eunii(l,..rabl,c town in (i c-it t imiaiii ;Int . 4 . 1. imes.P,lloxes,of only as. yd. ear;., ...-.llect up _, 'an ":., and puin tbrettions, whercuy ptrst,l4 of 'either 'Sex. "F:7, cure themselves with ease, speed, secrecy, and safety• Eilinoifigh ;Nl•laci; a Stamp, - on which, by favour of the Counoissionezei,ss. N. 11. EsYry Box wilt Jul Creat Britain is 6,).:.i;ett tiP Pr:nted, at the )..irciiii-intice--'' , 'T. 'ray Vir. 'N". r ~e k s „ .., : ot i AO._ tge-street,"—ta inutite which is 'FeIOTtY;-iiiiii al I aTeikowiterfeitS. . ...0 4. with_ ,. clis:.%utle.l):lrrlit,irryni S