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1.441 V REPO/l'. CO'3I2:T OF KING'S BENCH;. FEB, 7:4 SITTIN(iS ,EIIFOII.E . LORI) WLSTMIN: STER •PRETOII V. SIR ANDREW DENTON. Tots was an Action brought by Mr. Pretor, the Plaintiff, who is a Geptletnangifortune, resident in the County of Wilts, igainst Sir Andrew Benton Inornmally), he being Sheriff of the County of The circumstances oldie Cage 'were shortly these : A person of the name"and addition of Colonel Steel, together with his brother John Steel; carried on the business Of Lime.burners' and becathe bankrupt. • Colonel Steel went to reside. ht . a place called Pinck. wick, in the County of Wilts; in the neighbourhood of the Plaintiff; Mr. Pretor, who accommodated Colonel Steel from time to time, with various sums of money, by which he -supported himself and his family, and got a farm. In consequence of these sums of money being lent to Colonel Steel from time to -time, which amounted to about zoool. a Bill of Sale was given to the Plaintiff by Colonel . Steel, for securing this 'debt. It appeared, that the Bill of Sale was first executed on the I6th of January, aoz: there was no possession -taken under this Billy tv , r any thing done uric er it ; it remained in,the hands of Mr. Pretor, theYlaintiff, for the purpose of putting it in his power, in case arif'totlwi, Creditor of Steel should have . , laid hold of the prOperty, to take'the preference. After this Bill of Sale was given to Mr. Pretor, he and his Lady visited at the house of Colonel Steel often, and thus matters went on until the rgth of (Mo. bet, z Boz, when the Bill of Sale was re-executed; Sinne articles were inserted in that bill, which were not in the former one ; and some time afterwards 'possession was taken of the goods of Colonel Steel, by the Plain.tiff, under the last •Btil Of Sale, and lie continued in possessiOn until the iSth of December, during all which time Colonel Steel and his family continued in ,the house, when 'the Defendant, as Sheriff, entered with an Execution at the snit of a person of the name of Arden, who is brother-in law• to Colonel Steel, and took possession . of the goods to levy for a debt of 16°01. Tile question was therefore between Mr. ,Pretor, the Plaintiff, who claimed a right to the goods by virtue of this Bill of Sale,„ and Mr. Arden, and the rest of the Creditors of Colonel Steel ; and the action was brought against the Sheriff, nominally, for the uur.' pose of trying this point. Lord ELLlNvntotitiu was of opinion, that the first Bill of Sale was good for nothing, inasmuch as it was not accOmpatned with, or folloWed up by, posoiession ; but the second Bill of Sale was followed u p bj, po s session, and therefore; although the first Bill of. Sale was void; yet the second was a good Bill of Sale. In order however to cot down this Bill of Sale, several witnesses were, called On the part of the Defendant ; and particularly Mr. Steel, Whttr swore, that subF.equent to the execution' of the Bill of Sale of the t sth of Oetober, he, in the pre. sence of ,the Plaintiff,. Mr. Pretor, Who was in his house, sold three fat sheep to a butcher, and an horse, Lacy) of which was in the Schedule to; the Bill Of Sale, and that he never asked the Plaintiff's leave for so doing. It like Wise appeared that Coletiel Steel had sent inforination .of ,this „to some of his Creditora who were nor suing him, as well as to some Avho did : he is now in, execution for a debt at the suit Of his brother-in-law-. The sinle , question for. the Jury was, whether the Bill of Sale in Atte,tion, which was the last' Bill of Sale, was valid or not > And after a very able charge from the. Chief Jtistice, ,they' found It was, mid therefoie 'a yeidid for the 10044,75.• COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, Fin, ;4. .THOMPWN v. I'l i.TON. This was an .aaion t o recover the suth of 321. I as. 6d.—The Plaintiff is a birtt.pre'server, and the Defendant A wire-worker in PieCadilly. 'The De., fence to this adion,was, that the charges were extra vagapt. Plitintiff had been employed to stuff a quantity of foreign birds and , animals; and two 'cases, which constituted that part of the bill in dispute, had been made on a large scale, containing trees in full bloom, with birds perched on them, and, animals (*various desetiptions sporting beneath.— The birds consisted of Cockatoos, Mockacoos,Tow. chers, Gold-pheasants, Virginia.nightingales, Ca. finfieS, &c. SCC.:. and the animals, Pigs in Armour, Monkeys, bquirreis, Crocodiles, and a'number of /Von.ifeleriptr. The Plaintiff called several Witnesses n ; one of them said 511 the produetions of each quarter of the globe had passed through his hands, and he thought the Plaintiff's charges were very reasonable. The Counsel for the Defendant proposed a re ference ; but that was objected to, as he bad refused to let any person view the articles except his own friends. Some 'Witnesses were then called to de. rreciate the value of them. Mr. TENNA.Nt, Who said he was one , of the greatest Naturalists in England, e stimated the, va. lue at little more limn half wnat t h ey were charged. Lord ALVA NIA v said, as the articles Were .vorki. .offncy, it was impossihle to appreciate ti.em by arty common - rules. He certainly thought the fairest mode of adjusting the difference between the , ie parties would have been by reference ; but as the Defejtdant had declined shewing them to any of the PlaintiiPs friends, he must now abide the con. 1 60:10CIWCA. 1 'llte jury found a Vedic fur the Miutiff to the , A ,singular circnoutance o:9lpened on toe, 7th inst, ii t.. the Earl ot OxF9itn's warren, in the part; It of St; ntoo.tipon.Arrtmv, Herefor&hite. * .A sow brought seventeen pig., at one linter, thirteen.of ivllich iv:Jo soon deskkoycd, by soh); unknown meang , w ail, t he %yltrretier, conceiving they mi g h t have been devourrd by .4 lay in ambush, when Irr fortcin . rtely discovered, took, and bagged sly ReynaMforhis future di\,ei,ion. /..()N I )(d id : Printeo by 1 At SuNl3Fioict OLD ,D,4I.LEY. Etatml DAY---Tt-tuRsDAY, tEn. Nto trial of importance took place. After the whole had been' gone through, the Court pro nounced on the Prisoners convifted for offences shortof ,capital (luring the Session, viz. ' Peter Siokes, J. Hackaway, J. Connor, J. Bat chelor, Elizabeth Hollinvvorth, J. Rolf, Rebecca Murphy, Nv, Chines, Rohert Holford, J. Wiltshire, William Smith, J. Baker, J. Drake, Thomas Lletvelleri, William Lane, Haynes,' Murray, James Simi /191 03, J ame , Nowlin - id,. J. Price, Chris. tian Moser; 13.ichard Davies, J. Holmes, J. Bishopp, J. Richter, J.:Nichols, Wi;liarn SaUnders, and Wil liam Belmore, were severally adjudged to seven years tiwnstortation. Wm. Coles-, J. Clarke, Abigail Perry, J. Dick. son, Wm. Oakley, Win. Jones, J. Harris, J. Smith, Michael Sullivan, and Joitn Bradbury, were se9:. tented to twelve months imprismsmente Twelve Convicts were adjudged to 'six months imprisonment, and the remainder to lesser pur)i*, tnents : after which the Sessions. were .adjourned'to the 2othof DUBLIN, FEB. 19. QUEEN's BIR YESTEItDAY, in observance of Her 'Majesty Ps. Birth-day, the Union Flag was hoisted upon Bed. ford Tower, the joy-bells were rung, and a , Royal Salute was fired from the battery in the Phoenix Park. At three o'clock his Excellency the Lord L;eutenant had a-Levee, which was numerously at. tended ; an Ode' in lionour of the occasion ' Wit* performed. In the.: tyening a splendid and' Supper wire given at the Castle, which displayed at least as much tank, fashion and beauty, as at any period have graced the Vice.regal Court of Ireland. Their Excellencies were most superbly dressed ; and their laudable example of appearing iri Irish manufaaure, had the patriotic circa of 'inducing such to be generally worn. Her Excellency's dress on this ot 4 casion not only displayed her usual tare "and magnificence, but once more gives us occasion to say, with what sa. tisfadion we perceive our aimable Vice-Queen's anxiety to promote the welfare of th e manuta - eturers of this city.' The train was cornos,ed of purple velvet, ornamented with a very rich silver fringe. The draperies upon the petticoat were also purple velvet, with a very beautiful arabesque border, composed of white velvet flowers, richly embroid, Bred with foil stones. The whole was thickly. spangled as shell-work. The petticoat was white crape, terminating with Abe same arabesque border. Her Excellency's head was beautifully adorned with six white ostrich feathers, and a profusion of dia month. The whole dress wa, manufanuted in this country, and excelled in beauty and richness any thing of . the kind that has been seen for 'many years. The dress of Lady AN . NE YORKE (daughter to her Excellency) was uncomnionlk elegant and simple. The win was very rich, white satin, (made in Ireland) ; the draperies were White.satin, With :,trialler drapery of white crape, upon which was a network of' white bugles and beads ; the whole edged with a very handsome bead Otnge. • j...40y Mrittomt ET FORDYCE (libte; to her .Ex cellency) was dressed in a beautiful white crape, or irtarnented with silver wheat ears ; over it a- 'silver chain and tassels . ; her. robe. was green and silver, richly embroidered with foil ; the head-di*ss white, ornamented with silver and diamonds. The Ladies' dresses were gericrid remarkably superb. 'The Castle was most krilliantly illominated at night. _ Mr. Secretary MARSDEN gave a St./VT') entertain me►it' at the Castle, in 'celebration olthe to a number of the Mobility antl‘Gentry. Mr. John Spicer, jun. of Lincoln, on Wedneshy .the 9th inst..sat off frgm thd t. city to ride his Initie to Manchester and back, in +8 hours, for :considerable wager. 'X (e dist ince by way of Durham ferry,Ches. :erfield, 4tc. is go miles, so that he had 189 miles to ride, upon the sane 'mare; in the above time. -I . lc started from Lincoln at three o"clock in the ninroi hg, and having gone to Manchester and back, arrived .again' at Lincoln, at one, o'clock onl Friday:morning, travelling the r 89 - mile,s in 46 hours. Mr..GeNase, Lister, of Lincoln,' horse.dealef, accompanied. Mr.... Spicer all the way, and rode a.blaCk mare briong. ing to, Mr. Spicer. , They did not ;flight to 'walk up or down,any of the hills, that being contrary to the wager., ./3/Rll/: . . . On the.z3d inst. the Lady of Captain Charles Rowley, Great I.3eallnAs, Suffolk, of a Son. • iv • M4RRI.I /). Onty last, at Bathwick. Church, Baih, by the Rev, willianOvilson, John Gerani, brother to Sit William Gerard,llart. or. .G.ar6l l lood, in the County of Lani•asttr, to Miss `E Ferrers, daughter (Pt the late Edward Ferrets, Esti. of Each:sly Clinton, tVal - N esterday, by special at St. Stephen's, W a lb roo k, WilliamAloore,' Esti, otf ()Odors' Commons, to Miss Price, daughtcr of the R4tit lion. the Lonl Mayer. • On the 18th inst. Mr,' John /Vrinstrong. Ligton, I)alkeith, AO Miss Elizabeth More, daughter of Mr. Charles More, ROyal Bank.- t)n :1 1 ,onday sennight, Mr. Alalcelm Martin, merchant in Glasgow, to Mhs lanes Allen, ehkst daughter of Mr, Alexander Alien, triercha.nt in thAt4ity. • DIED. On,the 20 inst., after a finv days illness, at the heuse of his brother, at Mile-End, Admiral Chartington. On Saturday last, in tipper Titelitieid-street, , Portland; place, !qrs. ILK:dem: l 4, relict of liandeock, EN. On Monday lao,' John Lomax, Esq. of Hornerton, Mid dlescs, .Master of the Innholders' Company. on Tneltiay Lvening, at his house in Greek-street, Soho , square, in the 84. th year of Ins age, General Edward Nia)t well tirevhi, colonel of tho 67th Regiment of Foot. • The vim: evening, Mrs. I:It:allot flatch, of the Baptist- Head Colieg-hoose; Chaneery-lane, aged 6;„ 00,11/educ.A.ty, after a lingering Mrs, ;Bray, of Thomas liray, Esq. of Percy, street, The stone day, Mr. Tjicitll.2.i Wool !mon,' Oxforcittver. li. Jolt f;tl'.,;o it 'Persia,,Mr. William Unit etifilal;.indvr or .a Countrylate t ai -i OtriCer the ['tap,. liast-India Conimniy's service, At Glasgow,• on luesdaysennight, Mrs. Grizej Dunlop, witle,v of Andrew Sylh, F.:141. late flumhant in Glasgow. TITHES FOR SALE.---ISLE OF WIGHT. •-.40 SOLTI'II'Y PRIVATE .CONTRACT, L AVERY Valuable' IMPROPRIATION, COM .- prising all the G R EAT TITHES of-one of the most fertile Corn Parishes ii the isle of Wighf, containing up wards of isOo Acres of very rich Arable, Meadow, and Sea- Marsh Land. - • . A very advantageous circumstance, of a particular descrip.- tion, milt 'accrue to the Purchaser. of the above Tit il F S ' which will be explained to any person wishing to treat for the same; and a return of upwards of 4t t per Cent. tieda arise from the Purchase:Money. These Tithes are Pr ticu7 larly recornmended to. the attention of any Gent!einan vvildi ing to make a respedable Provision for a Son Holy C* tiers. ' • r situation of the Parish is beautiful, 1114 the air re roa:kablk healthy. Possession may be had of the whole P;operty at Alic!lael-' ;this next. - The Land-Tax and Poot-R,..tes ate very luvd!!- rate. • eartiettlarstnay be known by applyirg, to Tvless. erVIO• lances and Co. New Inn, London ; and of Mr, W'ors4. Soli,:itor, Newport, kle of Wight, where a Sucvcy pt. at! Tithes may he seen. February 17, a•a3.- . • • MAP L ,H A Ir, near LICH I E 1.1). r ro 84.1. r.,-•• •• r , from the M.f.rcit, 1803 r five years eartain,"and for a condition; ally, a. oc..w hand.iont, Vi brick mod stone, w:.:11. Westutorehnci slate, coot:iiu c,,nsicierablo number of convenient Rtwins., um of them ; k:et 9 incilo; by t 8 feet 3 inehesi an I near t. 5 *feet .t large. wailcu Garden, well 'plante.l, Shrubbe:y •cellent Pohl'-yanl, and ample an cony. ..; %Lit tliC • Situation dry and• bcautiful t ov :1g the City 0; Lichfield, distant One. mile and a half, i'lew of Ilynst hills, Hopwas-J . lay, Swinttorti. Preford, A ide.rshaw, 51.. e. Ica the *orow of a hanging I of a 8 Acrec sg,ittt,tl all its longest by a river--like Water and'Fish:ry, with,2 -antatious ; and all or part of too '..A.'erzs Mari, of good Pe.stme Nlcadott*, chiefly lyifig all round. the House, with Sporting over the dx.tensixe stirn.luncling Manor of. K.;pe. • - A Personin the House will show a Plan of the w brie ; ' and any one after a'vetv; and not otherwise (description by letter *ii-ing•lnuth tilmhl.4 without alfo;dii4; any atle<s l2lo idea), may treat with S. Pipe Wolferstta, ne.ir Tarn worth, about to miles from the spot - of.witit • illn..3llri Cu.- at Ki 13411, near • ()Li) WINE, mdioratel by keiving large qii v...A titi s together in Vats, bv SPENCER all VER.N.IgS. Wine- Nlerehatits No. i I ) , W e-- end of N.: witate-strect I rV , - moved from Snow hill, on account. of the trapararlent 3 ' there); who, from foitrteen years experience of keeping such quantities as from z to .;oot, Gallons of Wine .to , eiti 6 L ....'4' can assert, that their Wine is hot only more agre-2 - able 'your to the palate, but more restorative and wholesoropt., the Stomach bribe , big4xl and infirm. They ilattoPort; after.being„ripened.M,a vat, containing twent y pip=s, lots been in bottle from two to seven years, White Miles' 15 ` Madeira, Sherry, 13ucella, Litbori, and Mountan, they bottle. -front 04 Vats es. Wanted. This mole of keep i ng th e4 ' Wines . that decided superiority so well known anti 4C,kileftX-, ledger'. Such An immense stock enables them to serve their frien , :s %vial :niperiAyr Wine, of the be.st , vintages. On the's" usual utoticrtt~ wati, for r,:cly ittnnq. ',T(lorsaid to tar part qt - ,thq Town .not less cum a dozen) free u 1 exiiencei , They. also ii:Lve superior sto:1:: of Coitniac tine Jan j ; tittaica Ru;n, East-India and Runt 0 talige SiteUD. .. , To Tft-()MAS TAYt.t)R, Es 9, New Bridge-stieet, Itonoloco. Sir, Editiburgit, .I BEG leave to inform you, tlt:it • silv,:e year I. have been I t Verlo--; re.).• trom it.; obstinately ot the itlot , • r Fat.:Litty note., ana ktb.derAuittx; several and-tlvicc: tliscliargett front tfie , ~..attic wfoald be of the most . • v. fit the spfit!;( - )1 t 4.41 ) Celr tilk>uttr , • tiearly l iot .t perio,Y to wy 4e "I'c r . oil Co crown of to.? .1;t!'..a1,, or. • 1 , , :cg* wi-re : • ; va4l-; •.I,y 11,tt 11ttlf , arid bad .• • • 01 this 5., , 1(..11 yea: ; . , very 1111,, , . ; tu 1%. vearl>le i : t, e ns,: . t to you: 1 ; , • ', i t>2 t rl • • ' • • ,•- . fi . ;.; • ; tjka . • .1, iirti i : , ;:of the 1;:tr, : • ; 1 lat.::: • . • , • . • regainir haC, and rat , 'V . ;:y going, rid. I tiws . . peritiztll. i •oTri 311 • • , have rec. - over:ft ' .. • . . ; •; ; 4 lusL:;..., tar " . • n :y in sn+ot:,g, grc•it:,- 7 Lgc, S. viYurg,..' " ;l , Obediti , t. very .111;,.;-,- A L E 17 no , 4. ' S %yaw> ...iose, Hi,h linburgh. to the above cure : .„,„A lOrtN TIVINIPsON, No. 3, New Poitltry Marker . ; .:!, Astieinbly- Close, Edinbutl4ll. • • b , " 1' e P , , . , ( )s e , THOM NC • : ..lember 91 •the Royal enilege Or Sur'." g e "s' ' -60- 9, New Bridge- , .triet, L0 1 q; n.sslcience of, mole thin th i rt y- 601 , v ; , :utarty dire.:ten to the cure ° I-. those incidental to the r , L .ft - - „ st Inv iplable secrecy which rnot.,7 , tll.vays observe in such cases, he 'vice and assistJnce he',;•ratn.i..,ti ,, i."Y ; :Is taking t'lis lksicatiitte., Will I) , e by ,‘ ~.,:rning Public, as an . advantage set cloin attaina'nle a:, . I of all ambiguity. ota , by ~p pointtnent, tor the convenience of those living at a. (11,N:rice, at the Perfurner'§, Alban's-street, ; the Toyslitip, tqu• 103, ,(1f: tOrd-strect Mr. Dish . a..bugh's, ' No, 7, Fish-street"""`' Mr. Steel's, bookseller, No. 1, Unit:l - 1.1 , 0w, Litile Tower lrrlf Mr Baxter's, Edinbuigh ; Mt- Mac. donald, Glasgow ; Mr. CAVA-Ors. Dublin; and by one pt:roil in rvcry consi , ,k-rable town in. Great Britain and lfe i,arid, in iioXei ot.0) as. 941. each, sealed, up With) toll and plain dire;:tittn, whereby persons of either set MAY cur:: thernseivzs with ease, speed, secrecy, and safetY• N. B. ,Every Box told in Great Britain is sealed tip ,with a ' Stani i?, ntc } i , by_ favour of the Commissitiners is printed, at the Stami)-Office—" T. Taylor, No. 9; New Bratx-,e.street,"—to imitate which is Felony, and all others are Countericita. SIM' MAIM. CRAVESEIjii, TEL., 22. Sailed'---the Transit, Muirlind, for - Sinyrna Roberts, for "Dublin; HoOpe, —,---, and TweCesnsters, tbr Rotterdam ; Mary, Shaw, for Lisbon 1 Lo'vett, •fdr St.. Übes ; Mentor, tAristie, for Opor:o; Nereus,:. Spilker,' for Bremen; San Francisca • for Bilbda ; john;Bicknell, f o r Afri ca; Fa6tor, Mac:omit - 41, for DOblin ; FAra, Catharin.r, Krook, for Ostend ; Drie.Gebrod ors,. Do - der, and Vrpw Freyprje,,---- 7 , for Amsterdam.. , GRAVESEND, FEB. 23. • Passed by -the Intrepid Man of War, and La Chifrone Frigate, from tit?, East Indies; Aurora, fenkins; from ja matea ; • Duke of Kent, 'Ken n edy, from New Brunswick Adventure, Bishop, from Alitant • Venus, Tozer, and ViClory, - Noore.r from Newfoundland'. ,Sailed- the Adeorta, Cuaunings, for Africa ; Hero, Aitken, for Lisbon ; Cora, Bruton, Art:thus - a, Radley, 'Mary Aim, Westall, and the Williamstin, Abbott, for Jamaica ; Wash ington, Scott, for Charlestown; Ayr, Salter, and the Lady Ann, Martin, for Leghorn. TO ,TF-11; I.Api ES. the. re-ervation of Hedth and &mut); be arr , . . ' object olimport4nce to the Fair Sex, Dr. BRODUM, -the soli: Inventorand,Proprietor of those invaluabi v,the NERVOUS CORDIAL and BOTANICAL SYRUP, front impulses a; once the most delicate and disinterested, 'recommends to the ldveliest part of the Creation those spe ' cities which have never' tailed, 'under a variety of 'the most critical cases, t.l prove a solereign, if not an infallible and the Most efficacious rart?dy everyet discovered for Nervous Dis eases and shuttered Constitutions, Consumptions, Weakness or Sight -or Memory, Hypochondria, Tremblings of the Mind, Sexual Debility, 'Stomach and Bowel Complaints, and_ai I other Diseases arising from a relaxed State of the Nervous System ; and as various Disorders of the Human Frame are brought on by dissipation in Youth; and the gross violation of those - ruk;s which Prudence didates the pre : servation of Health, and laying a foundation tier a long and happy life, with 'a firm and strong Constitution. As there'are compi-ints peculiar to the Fair Sex, altogether unknown to men, aLlof too delicate a nature to be me n ti one d through the medium o f public prints, and which require, in difkrent periods and situations, the most skilful medical as.. sistance to complete.the original design of the all /wise and omnipotent Author of the Universe; . to the Ladies, there. fore, and evecially to those in'whit undeistood by the turn of -this Nervous Cordial is most admirably ad;ipicd, and capable of at all those great and inestimable bene fits winch were so long, and ow generally experienced from those celebrated Dr:dors De le`Cour a:01 Hugh Smith, which - Mcleod were solely performed by' this most incomparable Medticine. • Mrs. tuclfora, cif Artillery-strea, Berthorkrisey, was af -11iki-:0 with a swelling all over iker body; but taking Dr. BrkAuin's Nervous-Cordial, has tin great relief... ' Witnesses, johri.lbrcourt, Spanish Leather Dresser, Ar. tillery.:street ) . .p.er:nonth,ev R, Pierce, Cnal.:.Nlerchant, No. 2,.Berinundsq INT,nv lioadSepternner k 7, I tEC - ANT gEORTINC RESIDENCE AND ESTATE IN YORKSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, , • By Mr. R A INE, At the. Rainbow Colree-house, in Corolla!, on Thuric af the 3d of March, at Tssiefve o'Clock, in One Lot; AValuable and, very Desiriilile FREEHOLD ESTA'T'E* lying perfealy compact and well watered, re!'reshed by the River Gypsey, which runs above &mid throUgh part of the Lands, on which stands a most complete, and elegant Villa, with every requisite attached and detach , . 'ed (Mice, well known by the name of FALCONER'S HALL, the Parish of Foxholes, about halt a Mile distant from the High Road betweereDrillield and Scarboronghiiiine miles from the former, ten from the latter, and twelve front ' Bridlington ;. together with an excellent Farm-house, with . convenient Out.huildings,• and sundry contiguous Inclostires of good Land,scontaining near 800 Acres; together with the Manor of Boythrirpe, extending over :about. tOOO Acre of Ground, The Residence, Offices, and about SIX Acres of Lantr,'aee in the occupation of the Proprietor, who will giv 6 immediate Possession, and the well-adapted Pumiture is t o be taken by the P urc haser at a fair valuation ;• the rest of the Land is held. by Mr. Nutbrown, by .Lease, six years ot which are now unexpired, at a net Refit of about 8401. . To be viewed' till the Sale, by appl)ing to Mr. Nutbrown, of WhOin 'printed Particulars may be had ; also of the Printers of the York Courant and Newcastle Adveo tiser ; Swan, Ferrybridge ; Angel, Doncaster ; of Messrs. Caton and ..Beetson, No. 4,•Gray's,iarr=square ; and of Mr. Raine, Land Surveyor, Charlotte-street, Bloarn s " bury, • FltEliCil REPUBLIC., Fourcrov, the Mhfister, anti'firs't Chemist in Europe, has given• Dr. Brod UM a Certificate as to the excellence of the above Alvin:lov ; by tich Cert.ific:atc has received- the Signa - . _ tune of Mr. Merry, the Bri:isit Mini:'Aer.resulentin France. The Botanical Syrup and I•lestnrative Nervous Cordial,..to, he had at t DOdor's house, No. , 4, AP3ion. sr ice% near the Leverian•Nluseum,-Bnrry-tiitie of Black friars bridt,e, in Baf fles at iI. ,t ts. ; atvi Os. (Duty included); Jeboult and Co.'s, late Bacon, No. .110, pli.ford. stret, opposite Botut strectj Golding; No. Xl2, Ward, 'No. 324, ; W Wier* (late Cock el Ps) Medicine Warehouse, 1); 0.•.224; Strand, Templelar ; . •Royal . Exchange . ; • Willia ms , Perfuiner to His MajestY, No. 41, Pall- Nlall ; Newberv. Corner of St. Paul's Church. yard ; Bolton's, Royal Ex, change; Ching and Butler, No. 4, Chdapide Burgeois, Amick •ancl Son, O. 3a, Haymarket ; Shaw's Niedicine Warehouse, Nigh-street, Borough, opposite the Southwark frank ;,‘ Mr.. Pickling's, N o . 76, Oxlbrcl-street,. opposite the Pantheon ; Fitt-Ws, Drug , r,ist, No. 32., 131 acktrian-street, Bo rongit ; and I)icey, BoN% • And by,211 Prititer3, BoOksellers i and Venders of Medicine in the three K'ngdoni/. • Brodunt's Guide to Old Age; or Advice to both Sexes, to obtain a radical and perilia;',.enr c. uctorthose secret infirmitiss Of Nature which delicacy often torbids to dixlose even to Chtir RelatiVei • with a on Female Diseases; Ner- VOUS; Hypochcndriac, and Consumptive Complaints.—:•To 'which is Adtio-I, /Ntivit:ti to Bath .and Hot-Well liathers t , &c. It. is particularly recount - it:Weil to Seifiritig Men. • A tzs. ifottle •contains equal to five small °mg. Letters; statirtg Patielts Cases',• with the,lloaor's usual Fee °la Guinea, will rye attended to. . . r rABES DORSALIS, or, the Consumption ,jl)ci .l. dent to young tt,ssons of salacious nispositions , , is so lit:lctroated of Oy the am:ierlt Prattitioliers of Midictrie, as, as theough the deliciioV Of 'mode r n Vi lyS i c i aro, t h at an ' adequate idea .of it canucdbc Calkaeil-from their writingS. It JS'ileCC;;Viry;then to say, that • the first symptone , of the Tal;ies. Dorsalis aro easily diseerned by ittvolunta 11,,ct arnal emissions; pains In; tie back, 'as well as 'often, in tiv' bead ; forniication of the ; pain's, and weakness. of sight ; defect of inetrior'Y, by an - extreme ticjedion of the niental , liteultieS;„ and contingent to these arc gust',-,;arena; ineagte visage ; crira , ;izted horlv ; irrognlnr Istkrnatit; sensa. tiofiS; wttich , precco tin); ..ynctrothe ot. Indic:ll coo ttitimotely close the fnal eatiiSiniplie. The ellicacy of the Cordial Balm et it daily cientonstratdd, in eradicating the worst arm most dangerous syntirtoms of nervous. crs ; and nothing has tendt;d34mtlett to estabilsb the fame ot 'this' iNidicine, - as its •ceitaiii sUccesS in those complaints, which Strike tile - r root ''ocie•ei) ili the Constitution, anti are . so fat hi to the liajipinss of mankind. • Thu Cordial lt,,nc of Gilead is carnc:Aly recommen'ile l / 4 .1 to • c a,l ii l t P li c i N a () v i' o B r i l a c i t ' y P. O ir t i) s trisiu•:)t‘lci''rii those io r crt'ei 'Cordial is a safe ar;i cast' coin fortiog• the t • . sod bowels, ,braeing the .4oi . i(L, ton; to the nerlons system.' As Or; 8'01.0111(M's pi now'boccnn:- ektensive,- and hi.; coast a:it re Lt ~; • . • ble:portii . ln of his bare ith3 he cons , lttikl, the mnal cony;;;;; , i 1 hu; r a w , f ten Cass, A(O,-.‘ , , and' unaccompiiiii;:d %v al. • aritirdcr for and to bit ariv,verea. at Le:Sure at . ' re I • • <l -3 Sue, ti.h,.„ 0 I_, ; .• • , Letters should, Co: ,111,04 1,1..1, • ter, - Dr. 'Solomon, I;trowt,ltr,v-strt:ut,. - Li. verponi ; paid doubt " i.ettersinay fie ordered to be addressed for X. Z: or A. 1:'. at the Post-ofike ; till ci - .lied for, A Saving of Nii ;.Vito;; in Two ;Guio,cas. ;The Cordial Palm of C.; i !ii Bottles, price Half. a-Gpinea each ; there are also I: , ' ?rice 3:;•. containing equal to iimalotties at lbs. •, • , net) . the Patient savi,s 95. including also the Di; t•r• • ;!. :,:imp of whic.ii hears the ,Proprietor's Name and .; •• , Samuel SOlornon, Liver. pool ;" hr.itate sa .01ry N, - R. It is ri..N..essary tr -yrve, thst 'the Postar,c of all Lettors, whatever, 1, • the Cordial. Balm of .!, Anti-Impetigines, and ktergent Lotion, and " Guide ;•1: liealth,"" are Sold by Remnant,. landitirgh ; Bach, Petcr.s'treei, New, York ; No. 18, Strand, Li' ,cltiit; •and in 'Bath, by Hazard; Bristol, Brighttri, Gregory • 'air- rningh; , itn, KiloTi and I,lpytt, ; lioctf9r4, Smith ; l~laniitOrdiinuJinns, ; /dory St. 'Edrhund'i,, Sel don.; Cambridge, ; Coventry; Rollasou Colches ter, "(ewer.; Canterbury, Sirrimons ; Carlisle, ; Chatham, Ether‘m i yori ; ChoiiiistOrd, Clachar ; Pool awl Son ; Chichester, Phillipsoh Girei , cester, ; Chippellb,ml' COrtll) . 4 ; b.tblirt, I)y.i,clte: , Ni., 7, Ex.cia,O u. Der'n w y; Drery,; • Ourti'inti, Penuiligron,; Di;vcr. 'Ne4les Devizes ; Lowe • Dorchester,' Virtue Rose; l'fartmoilib, Jackson ; editilutr'gh, Smith, Bridge Ekerer, Trewman and CuS ; Fitlatoutll, Clouces to, Pitt, Walker.; C;iasgo'w, IVl'bonald"; Liverpool, Cass druggig.; Leeds, /thins, ilohnes Lincoln, .Drhry ; neatifey ; Leicester, Gregory, Swmten-; Lewes, Pitt ; 143n chester,;Thompson hlargate,: - Rowe ; IMaidsior,e, Walker; Marlbotollgh, Haroltl; Newbury, Fidler, Mitt ; New castle, Walker, Hodgson ,• I)icey ; Notting- • ham, Burbage ; . Norwich,' Stevenson and Co. ; Oxtbrii, tones t . PI) mouth Dock, Hoxiarld ; Portsmouth, Relato ; e r;e l s i t ig : S S ln h :l r r e i W i st i u C ry ° , — l vt d ° Ci e w h irs ' S l O ; ti t r a i tu n li t t ° 6 l n l i' l3 P •r 's k t e Q r 6 ; Stafford, Meirgan Sruntimi Newcomb • Sunderland Drty• , , S; 4ll . 3 burv, ; Scirhorongh, Bayley' Taunton, Pdole ; Tinthritfge SPniuge ; - . Ev ; Weymouth, %Stood; Windsor, Blakency and by :;.11 the rputable Medi dna Venders, Booksellers, 'Ere. 'in'. every principal Town in* England, Ireland, 'Scotlandi - and 'Arnertea„ who will deliver Pamphlets gratis, with a 'variety of authentic Documents' quoted therein. • . ,t - ICII NAN 19 :;CI L LAN, isrt vow..fitrecr, Covuor„(:::r..,:sl}; nn4 Vithlishetl by Wrt.r.l=km lugtori belt errs, •,(), South Moitort-street, GftYsvenor4qtlarei; . Nu; 112, 4} t raiid tyliCre 4i4tVeyilsemlitti, Order; for the itiors for the Editor, &c. (tzsr_te n d), must be Atititesea.