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ow.. ~~~ 111GIAAND SOOIE7T OF SCOTLAND; 0. is the Speech of L rd . M ctvi L L t rcfetretl , it our dof Monay.. ' After. istni It.solevrions and Addrebs were orinni_ tivni;l!. voted, Lord MgLk'ILLE, from the Chair, a SpO'L:ll neariy ab eoulel.b e iii tie following word':. I shall ci-ttiiols-rtnbrace the first opportunity of executing site duty which the Socie+y 1)4, assign_ rd lir, I met mm that of transmit ring rolord l r I, it Am, ofti:o. to itc hen% presented to Ills Alto EsTY, the Address whickt, you have just voted. • • " I will fairly own, Gentlemen, that this is one of the most agreeable duties I was ever called on to perfttrin; I feel a particular. pleasure in iratismitting an - Address, ,on the present occasion, frion this So. cietv, Itr some reasons which, striking myself for. edify, I hope I shall be.exCuscd, il-I shortly express .the_Meet tog , , fr„ltt the riv,t rli,ce, I cannot but feel, that at a time my hen so much de Fncli on the spirit and energy of the Country large, it is notoless proper, titan I anrstire it will he useful for tl,is SOciety, the list of whose Nivmhe c,,n Ails twist of the noble and respeet.thle names. in Scotland, to come.on tn wit h this pledge:of its zealous attachment to fits MA. jesTy, and .its fitin-and decidcd ,resolution to sup. part by every means in its power, at this most critical and moue 'o as jtindUre.',._ • ”„ I tIOVe I skill not he thought to ; trespass on the seriousness of the moment, if 1 say, that the very name of this Society is a eircomstatice which I icel 88 of peculiar importance in this measure. The !light:m(4.ls of Scotland, as is well expressed in one . of the Resolutions you have just adopted, were al; ways renowned for their gallant resistance to i n . ...trading enernies, and they are to combat, at this moment, not Andy tinder the recolleelion of the fame of thm.lr ancestors, but also under the animating im ression of the glory recently acquired 1)1' their Countrymen. I bvish this citcumstauce impressed, nut only in this part of the Country, not only on th e whole British .Empire, on Foreign Cram. tries, vn France itieifi in the Palace of St. Cloud, • in the Cabinet,. in .the private , apartments of the 'FA itSV,t.:ONs LI 1,, that tie, and. the Troops -he, may di'vote to that service, are, in a descent on this Cottomiy, to.cOdounter the. Same Army and the same Courage which: lately met theta. on the plains of and are again ready to meet them, I trust, with the ;titie'succcas, if they shall reach the shores of .this Country. " Anothei, mufti that weighs strongly with me i n t hi somotri ., is oho connt-etcd with the original ins itution aol pa-collar circumstances of this So. ciety. I feel that it is particularly proper for the Sit to come forth with ,this testimony of its ;rod attachment at the present moment, sough the greatest and Bross extensive tires of Finonce are necessary for the . support of the War, the grad us benignity of the Ktttc, on the wise linalproper suggestions orhis Ministers, and the liberality of Parliament, have united in making .sit.ch generous exertions in laYoura 2 f .the ' of ScolaA, at a time when, if less liberally c!ined, in toy apologies might have been found for witLholding or postponing clot bount " 1 trust this Society and the Country will feel the. extent which 'their exertions apal sacrifices ought to go, in supporting .hits. MAj FITY, sits ivli. Piste's, ;IA Parliamen:, in the most elFzttual and Cu t!rg(' it. measures lot the prosecution of the present War.--this is my y War ; its objects are of an : impot Nonce rnagoitude beyond those .olany iiirrnet c , intest.' We du nor now contend for ,an Ltind . ,..t. a Province, for, Commercial 'Advantages, or Polttical Preponderancy, but for our existence as a N.11 . 16n, for the exiatet,ce, indeed-, it may be f(rly said,. of time ' Fteedom and independence of eery Nation in Europe. With regard to this Couotry, the s ffltts of such a War, it disastruus, unlit he awaswed by that heightirotn _which we should tall,. by the hfessings we sho'uld lose, as well as by the evils we slroisid endure ; hut. I own, lan. ticlrate the gkry more than I tear the d4.ogers.of' thi ! , c. , nte-t. It we aft up tri.ihe principle I hov e :11 , 4:t kid tic'iva, and with the fc,.ling . 1 have just ei.d...ay..tired, to •expie . ,. if we r' : kt.frt,, the native • Co aha employ the numcroui tesources Cat Ihi Eind . ir, with the vipnr aid energy which the oe, detnands, h.tve no ( ti tn iicat we shall Came OM of 1 attions suns& with glory, and security for all those public and private lile , ,il To which we so eminently 'enjoy ; - that our et , tut.t and success in it will raise this United Eons ire tti a higher point in the.scale of Na. tbo% h.in i:a3 been given eidier to this, or per. ha i o, to any other - Country, at any former: period:to attain. " I ought, perhaps, to apologize to the Society for taking 'up its tim- by, these observatiohs ; but I copte,k, I was ai,xiouq to impres4 on the mind of this tv:,,e ;1; , , , , 5. otiii.enti ul which I feel 01/import, vet!, aoli which ale deeply and firmly rooted in my town." Some di,cus'sion took place lespeaing the Etni., grants from the Highlands, when it appeared than these poor veople had been deluded' by Ship-Owners and Ship,Masters, with no other view than to en. rich themolves, at the; risk of the lives of these un fortunate Emigtants,Sev . eral of the States, of Arne. past,ed Law s against receiving these giants into their. territories. On lie at:d one Ship ft-in Ireland, almost all the Emi grant: , h a d died, , fro m Iwl treatment, and being tiiietvrnwkl,!d. The thaoki of :.the ' , Meeting were icsimim,usly voted to the Lfird Advceate, f o r his utienii.)n in carrying through the AO of Parlianicnr to prevent wilt ilisultirs in Itittire. • The New York Pipers,' which we have revived up to the 4. , it of Jane, cOhlains the terms on which has barn ceded by France to America. '1 he United S“,tes, it is said, are to lit:piddle all the claims preferred by American Citizens against the French Republic fur spoliations, &c, during the List War, and are to pay a further sum Of three millions of dollars to France. LAW REPORT. COURT OF KING's BEN . CI-1, piss d. cowmt V. FIARTIN. This was a Motion for a new Trial, and was very ably argued. by Mr. Serjeant SCiit.oDl, in shew_ . log cause against the Kule, and by Mr. WlLsora in • htippOil of it. he Question in this case was, Whett4r a father. in-law was bound to maintaio his children-in.law ? Plaintiff had married the Defendant's mother, who had the Defendant and six or seven other chil ; dren by a former husband. The Defendant had lived in the hOuse of his tather..in.daw - ", and this atlion was brought,for five years. board during his mino rity.—the 'ls3y found a verdict for Plaintiff Itir damages. And it appeared that doubl that sum would not have suppUrted him. , , The Learned Serjeant contended, that as there was no natural relation between the father-in-law and the ,son-in,law, he was not bound to find him in necessaries. the Statute of Elizabeth Only tended to natural relations. The PlaintifF stood in the situation of a stranger to Defendant, and there was no legal obligation on hint, to support his children-in-law.; The Learned Serjeant considered the cases that had been decided, and blie %' ' C(t that all the late authorities Were in his fay Our. Mr. WiLsoN on the other hand contended, that a man was bound to maintain his wife's children by a former husband, not because there was any natth ral relation betWecn them, but because their mother was bound to maintain them, and he, by marrying her, succeeded to her oNigations, and was bound to maintain them doting the cover tote, and no longer. Having taken Ear - to wife, he was. liable to that debt, as he was to her other debts. The Learned Counsel cited a great number of cases in support of thi%* doctrine. The Court, on the latest authorities on this point, were of opidion, that a father.in.law was not hound to support his - wife's children. But if hi once tor,k them into his house, and under his protenion, and other people furnished them with necessaries, in that case the law considered that he' had adopted them, that Ile stood in loco parentis, and waS liable to pay necessaries, as 14 clOthei, 'edueation, Mr. Justice LAWRENCE observed, 'that some o f the cases had considered this as'a debt, and that the husband was bn'.►nil for this as he was fur .other debts of his wile. There was no 'cidubt that the man was bound for the debts of MS wife. But he conceived .it was a mistake to suppose this was 4, debt. It was an obligation in the wife to support ,her childred, if she was of ability ; but after she was married to a second husband, it could not be enforced against her. The question here• was, Whether a stranger, having undertaken to find ne. cessaries, and haying .found them, Was not a good consideration for a promise to pay ? . Rule discharged. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE, NEWMARKET, JULY MEETING, 1803. MONDAY, 3u.1,Y Ili The Town Plate of sol. for 3.yr. old Colts, car. tying, asr. 4111. Fillies ast. Last Mile and a Distance of B. C. • - 1). of drafron's b. f. Parasol, by Polo's l,d. Clermont's b..c. Rumba, by Whiskey Grosvenoes.br. c. by 'oho Bull, out ofOlivia 3 Mr. Itichartl lloYCes b. c. Th. Dycior, by . . Pegasus, • out lit 1' I.dstowrs darn. Ld. 1 .;,f. by Waxy, out of Aaive - dr. Six to 4 agalnst Parasol -7 to 4 ag:iinst . Rtunbo. The Second. and' Last Year of ,the July SCakes, a Subscription of 50gs. each, 3ogs. fr. for , z.yr. olds ; . Colts car ryi ng B st . z lh . an d Bst. wo.yr. old C. Stawell'S 1. by Buziard, out„of Thrush's dam I . Id. Clermont's b. c. Iluzz.ud, out of 'G11,19 , 7 2 h. c. byliuzzard, dam by..lt izlifiyer,' out of Elm's dam . .„ . 3 (ten. GrowYcnor'b C. by lolm gut or Diu° D. of.Graltoo's ch. , f. by l'otSa's, out Of Scalrovl • Mr. Litibroltc's clt, c. by Volunteer, out of a Llungan non marc—tne colt bought by 111 c. butter • • Mr. Panton's h. U. Allisgrettarbi:Trumpeter, out of out% Camilla Sir C. bunbury's bl. c. byVbiskey, out of Cinderella pd. Mr. Panron'sbr.f. Uravuta;dby Buzzard out of Come pd. The judge. could place only the fit - 6c thi'et:. Three to one against Ld. Stawell--3 to 1 apointit Clerinont--3 tot against Mr. , -Wilson. Ld. Stawell's 1. by Waxy, out of ACti ye, B,t. heat Mr. Lowe's Rosetta, fist. i Ilh. Across the Plat, jogs..- 6 co .5 on Rosetta. Aavices lately received from the Cape o Good Hope, represent the People in that COlpn3 alMOit in a state of insurrcaion since it' has hien it possession of . the Batavians. The 'butch Com Mis sary will only tolerate . the Religion of the Reform ed Lutheran Church; Whilst •the English were ii pmsessiOn, a general toleration in matters of Rd gion. was allowed. • • SHIP NJ S. - taAVESLND. JULY It. Passed bY—the Elizabeth, Stephenson ' Friendship Smith, and Robert, r AYlwatd, from jalnidea; Corgs, (..;;; ; Vrow Elizabeth,' —, .trom litnitden 'Friton, --, from Don; Three I,trothers, troirn'Rotterdam ;. from Maryland ; Union, Pearson, horn Noah Carolina; and Friends; Hiller, from G'tiadaloupc. Salk:4,-01e Carolina Sophia, and Wir,silina SchoOn, for Elsinore •, ,Vrow Alargaretta, ibt inbtkn ; tulustry, , Velak, jonge Cornelius, Lowe, Parnye, jonte loliannes, —, and Ludwig, Engleberts, for Rotterdam. DIED. On Wednesday the 221 L ult. at Trescott, in the County of I.:int:aster, W Ilhani Atherton, Esq. of, that place, aged 6 t. ,On the ist instlat ,vlr, David Flint, ag e d 6 9. At Gibraltar, in the 23d 'year of Ills" age, 'Mr. Charles DouglaS Korrison, after a short illness. . iti? IC' E OF S I OC.KS, ILDAY. VI II . , . Bank Stock Lizi lndia. Stock shut Nvvys per t cll.. gsli India Bonds par i ref C cot._ t7t) - , 1,1 9 i4. 9 EX,. Jiiil,par h.lliS. s. prem.. I 'WI s per Ceiit. . Qmniunt 5.4 S!. s 1 Fel Ltllt, ton, 6 9 6111 ' Borer. 3 per t c•itt 3 Pei' C• it. 54i 3i4ii Ditto Atm. 9 . Z3-I6 ' 3 pave. Con. oiti 4 &lOC for July Ace. It ink 1.. A. 16 1-16 i s- t 6 1 6 I C oos . tot O pen. 5 Si 41 Ski Se Ditto Short 3 t . J.QNUON: Printed by BUCHANAN Wig! ILA N, (of Bow-Strcet, Covent. Garden) ; and ,At the Sures.Otzic kith 11 2 ) tYtrandi where /Wye rtisrninilf, Orden f COUNTY OF LONGFORD, IRELAND. Ta. BE SOLI) BY AUCTION, By Mr. Cl-.II:ISP.E, At his Great Room in P all- Nl4ll, on Thursday the t2th • .Day of August, A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,- most . desirably situate, within two 'mites 01 that capital Market Town, Granard, ten miles front LonglOrd; and about fifty - miles from Cublin ; itra rich feeding part at' the Cann ty, and within a tew miles of the River inesys, with excel . . lent Road ' s to and from the Estate. 'Consisting of Six inn dredd and Forty-eight Irish Acres of Rich feeding - Land, lett to-miist :respectable pundual Tenants, viz. Barnard O'kia. Icy, Esq. JohiOPßialey, of Braiseha, Esq. Benjamin Hit.- den, Esq. and James " Bond, of Granard, Esci at low ohl Rents, on I,mg L43SeS, amounting to Six Hundred and Nine ty-one P . o . umb, and upwards, Irish, but of triple that annual Value. • . The Tenants Will shew the Estates ; and printed Particu lars may beliad of Thomas Bond, Esq.. Bridge-street, DO. lin, and Of the Tenants'. • LIFE ANNUITIES FOR SALE. AWeil.seeured Annuity of 1501. per Annum, for. 9sol. secured upon upwards of zoo Acres of Land in . Kent, upon a. Lite of 30, instirabi:„ Me of Sol. for 401. upon Ditto near LiverpooL of 3001. per Annum ; a Re ceiver in4y be appointed. One 01401, .a..>ear for zoaL upon rLe Lite of an elderly (.:entleman, insurable, secured up - tin a Rectory in the City or Lundou, v a lue 2501.. :-year. One of 491. a year, for 22. A. upon the 1.1 It: of a Lady, payable at. a Banker's in'tondon, trout a Pension or iGal. a-) 4: a r Otte of 2:A. a-year, upon Money in the Funds. For Particulars apply_ to Mr. Roberts, No. 7, Cecil.street, Strand, 1 , 0%;olially or by Letter post-paid, • GOVERNNIhNT SECURITY AGAINST COUN TERFEITS. None are, Genuine, I'vitaon having " SAst SOLOMON, LiVerpool," engraved in the Stamp : and Tcn Pounds Re ward, for every I,lottle sold with4ot a Statnp, to be paid 011 COOVidloll, tiwk:r Ad of Parlament, the .42:1 Geo. 111. Ch. to, before any justice of the Peace. xOUTH of either Sex, who have praBised a' se cret and destruitive Vice, awl thereby relaxed, weak ened, awl debilitated the Whole Nervous System, will find the CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD the Most powerful, certain,. acrd eflbetual Restorative:. This Cordial has been uncommonly . suceeSsftd' with young People • who have ti t: appearance anti air or old age ; who are become pale, ci f c onnate, benumbed; stupid, and even iMbecile ; whos;:. bo, dies are become boa, wilds:: leg are no longer scarcely able to varry them ;., who haXte al l utter distaste for every thing, and are totally incapacitated. Where the Stomach is lie. quently disordered, the Body is weakened ; palanass, bodily' decay, and emaciation, succeed this 'obit destructi re habit, and the Eyes Sink into the head. This Cordial Balm ha's universally established its restorative efficacy, and may Justly enumerated amongst.the foremost - of thdie happy dis cciverics medical research has procured as,theblessi9g to the homan.race, and greatest counteractive to human nu- . • sery.. . . A Saving of Nine Shillings in TWo Guineas. The Cordial Balm of Gilead-is sold in Bottles, price pal f a-Coinea :ielr•; there are also Bottles, price 335. contain ing equal to four Bottles at los. Oil: by • ‘vltieh saves ys.• including:also the Ditty ; the Stamp of which brirs tit Proprictur'S name and addrc:..s, Sand. Solomon, pool.," to imitate..which is Felony. N. B. ,The . Postage of all Leiters must be paid, and a fee enclosed to; advice', - 'he Cordial Balm of Gilead, Anti-I mp:tigines, and Ab-. stergeht Lotion and ".Guitk to flealtli,"• - ail: • - • Sold hy. Reirmant, Hatithingh ; It. Bach,: Peter -street, Isl,nv- York ; Mathews, • No, iB , Strand, London ; and iu Bath, by , Hazard; Bristol, liti I ;. riAlituts, .G.r.c.oryt ; milighain, t' and •Eloyd ; Smith s ; Klatiqt9rd,, Simmons ; Betsy St. Etioniticri, ; Cliefstnliant, - get: dun; Cambridge, Hodgson Coventry,.kollason ; ter, K.:voter Canterbury, -Simmons ; Carlisl`e, (dire ; Chatit..ln, Cfachar ; Chester, Pool and Son ; Chichester, Phillipson ; Cirenceste.r, Smith Chippenhitn .Coinbs ; Dublin; D4da E le„ No. 7, xchange court ; Derby, Drewry; - Durham, Permingtoit e ;D ß t s e cr : Neales ;". Pevizes Lowe. • „Dotchroiter, Virtue ; nat i Dartmouth, Jackson ; itditibutgli, - Smith, ,North Bridge.; Exeter, TrewlllAll and Son ;. • Falittriuth; Elliot ; Pitt, Walker lasgow,- Ikr - P,Dottald ; Liverpool; Cais, itruggist ; Leeds, inesi Drury ; Lynn, I learfley ; Leicester, Gregory'. Swirdelt ; -Lewes, Pitt ; 'Plornpson ; Nlargate, {tutu: ; Nlaidstone, Walker; Marlborough, Harold ; N e wbt tr y, huller, , castle, Walker, loigson ; Northampton, Di cey ; k . Notting ham, Burbage ; Norwich,' Stevenson anti Vo. ;1 oxford,' Jones ; Plymouth Dock,„ Mix land ; Portstwitto,, .110 . arn ; Re. iilig, Stilart and Co. ; :'Rochester, E thiringtOn ; Preston. Sergent ; Shrew s bury, Etlclowes; Southampton, Baker.; . .Stafford, Morgan; Starnford,•NeWeontb Stinderiand,liray; Salisbury, Collins ; Scarborourii, Bayley ; Taunton, Pocilei - 'Tunbridge .Wells, S prange ; v 41s ' Evil! ; v, , . t y m ooth W , ood ; Windsor, Blakeney- ; and by .all Venders of Genuine Nledicines in the United Kingdom. Of whoin.may be hail, •it new Edition. bein g : nearly Three soimpaypS GUIDE TO iIIiALTH O • r advice to both sexes, o n I• 1 u nil red Pa ges , ;s; ervo • pochotirtriae, Lenisutiiptive Complaints. This Bfoott is u HY- Nervous reeommendad to young men awl boys ; tras been rite labour at many ,years experience and observation on the calainitous consequences of a secret and destruttive - vice. which is added all Essay on diseases incident to , females, :and an :Ap pendix on the subjeet of a Solitary and destructive vice; also an Aticiß7s* .Citataiaus,. Tutors,•and those..who have the care and education or4Outli. Likewise advice tor the roode„pf.trvatnlcnt, th 4 different stages of the Seurvy, leprosy, King's Evil, Cont, R hew tnatism, and Venereal . Disease; cautions young persons of the dan ger ut i mproper connexions or improper treat . • • • tra"' The 4.4, 1 4;ing salca dhi s Book is the best criterion of its vast utility., ~ Sbip h.4/).101,..at , 5t, John's, C4nada.: A-PT A 1 N ThomasOliver,.ll4.46tc 7 of tilt Mary, of St. phri'si Canad 4. solchinly declares that hinisell receivetl,4 deal of 'betietit di'orn I)r...l3roduires Nervous Car. dial ; likewise his Wire; Mary Air Olivcr, was. almost redi.4:ed to Death's door, and was perfectly cored by. taking Dr. truthint's Nyrvotis,Cordial, beins riven over by all the ableThysici:ins in the Country ; likewise! several of the ir i twoi tants of tttC I olaitd,have received veabbeneht trwn the above hlediciues. Witness my Hand, • • • TiIOMAS OLIVER. ` A WORD - TO THE. WI St. • As a serious caution to all who. in..tn the nature of their Coinplailits, arc obliged to have recourse, to that dangerdus oreparatiOri Mercury. Meroiry, is certainly, • if, taken with discretion, a maSt noble arid ~.freclual Cute for every species-' of Venereal idedioa ; but,_ on tlr other hand, there,ts not; an ant* in the whole Nlateria IVledie.. -so. 'replete with dan ger-. • Thits , if a cold occurs' when under . a course of this ev traordinary Mediein9, it fret - went! y leaves heltind it the G Rhetiniatisin, Numbness in the Limbs, Paralytic Atle6tiatis, and which, perhaps, do, not appear 'Fa ,sev.ierr,:eiitht, Or, 101 years. I\ lany Persons in businesa, icrvaitts, and inite f ::d all who; Atom the 'nature of t hvir employments, are obliged to be out in, all weathers, 11.•ing liable to catch cold under a courteof.Mereury, which may terminate with their livcs ; but no such clanger will into vette to .those who stmsFitute BRODUM's noTANI CAL SYRUP, which is pailticulatyreopinmended td he used, befOrc persnns; enter into the Matrimonial State, lest ;he indis.ret:ons of a Parent are the.souree of ye - tenon-to hi n t the remainder olatis existence, by afflicting .his innocent, but tuitp,rtun.he off spring, w,itli the Evil, ertrptiOns- of a mostAnalignant ten. • y, and a variety of outer Complaints that are most as suredly.introdticed by the same negleet and intprudente. The Botanical Restorative Nervous Cordial, to be had at the I)oc.tiir's tlou4, NO. 9, Albion-i4reet,,in .13ot tlee at fl: zs. is, hd, amiss. cd. (tiuty included); jeboult ;out Co. late Pncon, No, 10, Oxtord-stro4t,,DPll-Ositi Bond-street ; Gol lire c, No. 42, Cornhill ; Ward, No. Ii bora ; Withers [FICA: "'Medicine AVarellolls; No. 42.9, Strand, !Pcniple ; .Itoyal I:lchenge t Perfumer 711) His Majestt,, t. Newhery, Cotner of Paul's Church yard,- Holton 1? ;b1 oval- Exchange, Ching and butler, No. 4 , ~Cl h eaps.ine_; 1 -%Liiocol , , Amick alai . Son, NV. 3i, Haymarket Sliatv's Me. 114,h-street, Borough, opposite the South. waft, bank,; Mi. Pidilinv . ,ws,- No. 7 6, ziitc . tbe For bzs, Druggist, 3z, 13orough ; OiLey; BOW-lane. • And to be had of all the .13Okseller$ and Printers in the principal Nfarket - I.o,vns in the United Kingdom*: Ptibt:.thea by W t Lt.z m ARMICILR SCRAPPS, (of South Molton.strert,Prosvonor-tquaro) ; [or the Pavr; Letters for the Ea'ilo lfcc.(Post.paid ). I I' DE±lR....Allt...LoEtru,REEllluts),lili)ELS.l.‘'(.:A'xl'lE:sof Tit'. 1:1::- To BE SOLI) ti).'•• AUCTION. . l':rider the Direction of toe Assl:ne:s of Mzssrs. .kichArtl• S , •Al :did W Ortiliib:aoll. ii.tilkrilPl 4, at• ui - Si;ik• 1 on; to, .., ;Deansgate - , in Mancn,...i.:•, ,-0 Tatirstlay the 4th 1) 4 '''' t August next, at f ive o'Cicc.x iii tne.Afternoon, .: ' •• T.,_,....... FEE-SI:NAT'L:. al ,t. INHERITANCE of and all that capital '."',.,.0ae or Mansion-l: ruse, usually c ed SAARSTON HALL, situate in Sharston , i;% the County I,Chcater, and now in the possession of ,11- ,; Worthington ~ tiig.:ther with-the Gardens, which arc we , stecked,and prinCio.lly wailed in ...inil also the Cpach,sholoei Baru, and other but-buildings, comprizing Very extensive Stables and ShiPpolis; thereunto belonging. a ri o c a t oc ii ll d cu ltdo: it i d ;'i sy l l , t v :l t t l i a l u s t i t h e li e i s e s c , a v i, v a i l i a rv it L i k - s e A su i r ° til e s e l o L r F a:t , e x; a l c , i n s s ' a io p o i p l i le i r l P t o a a t i l rc ili c i: l g s : t l : - : 1 ; contain:Lig in the whole - 14 Acres of the large Cheshire Mek". sure, or theteabouts. And also 41 that -Messuage or Dwelling-house in i ShAfs• :i . - ton aforesaid, situ.ided ileac the , said treinties, and now la ~,,•'. the occupation of Gebrve Gad anti Isaac 'Harrop ; with e .,.t large Shippon and 0 nu- boildings thercunto belonging., And also. alt those two Messuages or Cottages coottguons to the Premises, and now in the-several holdings of Eliz a ` ..,' bettillarrat rand Alice tianmet -.-- ' Sharston liall.is,,iii a pleasant Situation op the Turnpike Road between the Towns of Sto4port and Altrinchatni 64. ' : iii tent miles distant from eat,b, and 'not more than nine • • miles frinn Iklaitchester. - The Lands lie within a ring fcneco'` , , and are in - excellent condition. ~ -- -- The IJ.iuse in tie - possession of 'George G'ad and Isaac , 113"°1:1 ;+; f 6 h;hy, awl well calculated:ler tits 'r,' e occupation -01 . Farni:r aad wiikh a snit:slit:: quantily ot the Lands altachen , . to it, noy be Ad vantageously etileycd for that prtrp,osg, Likewise ivtll be Soldby Audi sii; at the same time AP' place, under the. direction of the above Assignees; All the:, i ; Two Several dear yearly Chief or Reserved Rents L 131 - 35..;i:1. each, issaing out of a certain Plot of Land sio . Nate, Jr. oi:near Deausicate, in M.lnchesier aforesaid (part Ol 1 . . Plot of Land "culled the Lipo's Den), -.4.,tllUillillg; 1026 • , I''''', 4 yards, o; thcrei;sboUts, :nt the I,'. to 'dings thereupon urc.::,:; , ~ 'whereby thesaul Rents arc. anl;4yscourer!. Mr: toVoilliingt,:in aiii the Tem.:ids W•ill slicw the Pr:oils:s.; - at Sharstun ; anti.turther information may :._.. had t::.•:; 1 114 :: ; Assignees, Mr. Th.:ll,s itytroft, of Ilolt , al, a A Mr. ‘, ill.. Linilop, of Manelw der ;- or from the S;,''.._iturs, 1‘'..,,,i5 , • Mil ,, :". Serg , 'ant. attd lifite, Mtin„aester. ~ __.-.. • . _ ... N, , X I- :1: -. N Professional. Men of E 'l:leaf - ion and . 1 V. Resqsunsibili:y deviate trout the gencrat System .t , 1!.. the seledion ot a pe.•uliar beineti,. :Ise ...tr.:Awn of Long co;'*! tinuel success is tile hest critenuitot Stfperior:ty. •' 6 '. ., ', Eight years have I ttevotet my pra;ttice, to thc exclusive''' treatment el ,Tliteti i:itoiatrrs, an: ittasloceas'ul Tr:wit Og 1 iiiv plan gii-tii. 111:4,1,141:mat ardor to ovis..se, ~ , i..r ,i, I VI ; • able,, the "risisrageS :or ANNe comptaiois .l ,.. t,,, . is.,, the, note importatitan the Catalogue id I) i: i iiali I 5•5! , ,..1,, , i , :s ; • ;Ater initiation into cltery nr,,,,1i, ...., .:•..,,l',-.;'Suri! , l, - ;11.,, i forma--1 a wish :it-an ,..-sriy I),:riu,t ..l i'ractioe to rescue 11 1 -' i ii en i, 43 ,l, s froi'l i tile I„ ; -ii , rance ot unii , .. c,ateti in:':, or tn. ~ equally,44•oo:*rtrus precipitaitc:9:ol i.ctlral Practitit‘l, - :13. Th: Three Diwr•iers, t• - i the ( ' , :r.: , t which' 1 71:4Ve (IC. • VOittl'utv•sittentiiin, comprise 12% e, y pe,,..,• `of - ` REAL. INI-ECTION, wh.,:i•cr (,: .1 is , • •Al or lung ' 33 ' ration :•iilly: All'lt;ncts - or d;hility, Whether arising frorn the habits of school tv,ys, or-the-indulgeit,cs ot :nature ago: Aild, la , tsl t . t aat deramtriteut. viksll4.• ; , y stem ill W„' Mtn Whi4:ll iN 4:Ail.t,l' ;IA RR t'SlN'lNS, , •'itt'Vrt k i 1 . 1.1. V • .Nlonerous 'Diseases - ale the tesnit*fr..igtiarkiti, or ihasts in the ; tretotinorn of i a simple-ti)nortittea; 31t,1 it not Mr . . tretii,iently, liaptisiis that the seeds ot , Lite a.:.: poisoned t. , /:: 1 • the Irnitscreti , ri 0, ,:in unguarded Hour.--I'' .1 shi , ori• • r r.:c.* , . thrxi,...3.1 - % Complaints are easily Ciiirdr; and, even %, h•t lE ..l others .have .tailed, I trust that .1 may presume 0 ollo' 3 ' i ' ravii , :al reistablishinent.: 4 1 1 e;ir - ,' lioweveryare the cases of complicated tlistrcss ‘ h ) ,,i this 'tlisord,.7, , c.. , :npacesi outs thea'. c.tinisotis Nltuatiati4 o f .. Mart, wit), :ruin an iiidei4inice in il •601141ry %15C.'er the pr,valerr, ga;ctics of a fashion:Ole life-, actin. re th..t st,c;. , of Dehlkity, wtr, h is tile unavoidable con:ie.:lt:cit.:: of :.110: 1 •, , .. pernicious natrts.. . - . : car W efu lw li r4 Y t c h :nc u e s a ll i " s tP iri Y s s i tl e il is e cu re i r to li n i eri,, s i' . 7: C j• li b; ' , h .:l ' l e '; Y c .,, o h r t :-tir .:' Litton Fur, hilt for know, that - ahniiiiitit • it 5e - .tit ,thieCt ' 0 ! , 4'.: doubt Or uncertainty _with. 0:i1: - .1 Crattlil. ;11 , :vi, rile rmitoval' i, 0; the4C Petioter.c:e.by ttle.. e;•,:v.M..t pi0....i . e,s ot hi:lova flop., is th , ..i aettnirltmeivi 01 Xiy :ril'i'oeii..ance.*A - f. trai: rites :. of hAccitutt., 9! .I",,ntii have hegatv.o.i.4etsp,oia.iy y‘.)-11' , /' , ,.`:' much arixjety.!wall be -liteYentvd hy,;an,,,,eaily,.. Cottnh't4ts . ; tion of. titis,l4 - ttituici - State ; and: sat, • the*. cases, ho gre''';.: di thcults,-" ; wil . toceer : • " . 'ipoita r . ltitt•sVlutr,otitis„Peticienev his for yeatxis . .c.r.,* isesei4rince is indiipensithi euoisite to riivive pie soy.prrit. (aerial; Sparks of Lite, and t•) re.aolinate . the t',..nstitu,tickl , _ i i,,, NI A 10t I E . !) 'W :) ;TEN, whohave :ohz tren..bia , .vpoih eu7, in their expe,:tationt ot . a f anniy, 111;:l' 1,/:2 :tts:lreo, . th.ll 'al, • :•• Most mstances, such detecls •are cur..b:e by '•1:•.i-.;..; , g , • , • IThesecreSy wslich is I) esutittai 'to my ; A n i tcriai , .:o4•,,, . 4 nl l tile qtlariliCanOll4 Which 1 have presumed to state, '..4a 1 : - :li the basi's of lily . prettuisi:ias, a:,,; h, c0i0i....de11,...e. w1 1 :4 s''' ,.::. this Intimation is giver.,, that 'Mr, Brett may be col:snitch ~ forson..ll.ly, .or; by Letters (inclosing a sinall Notch at It's ricause, , No. a 9, Arundel street, Su:mit, near :i'cuirde ' , v.', ..; 5.4" Titer: is ,",iP atiailloll3: Eirtame. in Witter - 5t• 444 -'''. alloinink; anitttle - N :line is on both the doors! IVlartin "qtr.:, Meother ot the Ito - v*1.0%1;6;x of :Surge , ns. ------- . . • vi•INEREAL BLINDNESS; tic. , r To. Mr. 'I As TANI.Ort, Sur... - eon,' No. 9, New .. ;'. , ;• •: -; Etidge.strc:r, • Loraion. ~-;,:. , , • .;" !, IbEAlt SIR., • • IT . is .wi Eh . the most heaitfe:t saii'..'4.ti , .,)n that 1 1 addreis %no on i:teiiicpmparable exc..; ;loge ,of your; ill' .... Valuable Medicine,' LE AN. b`i I'AT ENT rLI 't S - 1 111. t'9.j . , ~, , . . Sprnv4 ot this 1 . 1...ar . L had the misiertuniN to contra.:i A Yen'? '4, re . i 1 coillptiinc - ittwhiett, with the frappe alarrnmg ana' (1414 144 dv-rotts s}niptitnitti •• Insufnii, ";, that Fliave . .been ettnnhel: to my room tbr - a rholel.v.:, , k,g.5 . ..h..:r; ii,,",:t ~,rt : ,-I,; ‘ , to ....cit,-• °LI br4 ; I had no real nig!i: ;. ;:- .1, ~ .. ! , ,I',•i ..: i ;:t• 10i' ; ,,,L. , i eiceruttiasimg paiii-milt t , rii•Y, ", ••: i '•'.'!. •! •••• , ;.:,!! ''''' r 4ao.4 • any eyes4 , ross: svcak and ,;;,,,, ; , ~, ii i , :, ,, i1 i ' , LI,. l' ..'::'' 4 , any onj . ..if eversu i.:•,...,... ii, i,,,.:, ii t ~..,s -,,,h. I i : ::;:ag lels‘4 than , t het. .rtiffil - i-.: In. -,a;hr. 1. 1 ,,, r , , ~„,,t , „......if t - ni t t, qiiii 464a . and TattiereWeputdin it , to, 1 -..-Caol„. • ~1e,..: .riot 1,..v, ; c1;i15 11 '?.., 1 ' ... . 4 A Of) jt . 41.4.1y.i0a114400Ap0, ~:, :, 4 I r,; .... , iioil oil kiyear „...„,, over, an thought rny.re.!:,- .:, i 0p0 i ,..,C01e. 10 tiil.l ‘l,reivitta: t:ttt., anti expecting evcci minirte -tiv be - my !Ist I n' thif ', world, I was fortunitcly a:cumin:rated by a r.shgabour 40 ,' ; ' try your Medicine; but h.4viny tri.:d all th•-:• , i! , L: , 4 at , l th ..ll ': ~ ;Amts..: pc !Tose, anil being at an enormous expence, it wilaSurae,•v - ,,C, belore 1 Ctiti . hi be prevai Ic‘t (..ii to:take them.; at; last 4' lol o7i' .„ for six boxes, loot betbre, I had talt i eu, them 411', I found. sideralde bin.efit ;„ :my pailigradtialls decreased, an'! lily ?),', '. sight grevi'bettO, and; to toe t:rs;isii ti“rpri‘t.e and asio."'"„ ‘ " i; inent of al,l my ,frie(ids !,.ifier 1:1`;:iig ilireeboxes more: , 111 !;, , • ( a tit t n h 4 ;R :t i l e k j a s r a fo: k a ii:Cr r ot t i ll a: \ ,,i 'a ;o r ur in ‘ V t a l ?Uzi t b .e l ' e r(j file i ii. a c l i L l ( i l z; l ; 3 : 1 3 i ''' ' ' ''ett ' ' 1 Was in my lire. i. ..,. ' s. • . - You are at full linerry , ,to, p9blisli,,thiAin.,„Any nunineT 4 , you thiiik. protier; lire the benerit .cat ; soctety ;-it large •`. Wail:11 1 1:11 , 41:1.11,.i.Ve sem y o u i.,oner„ bait %v s fearful 0/ " -,* telap.se. . I minailt„iwitil tide utmost ex:mode,: , TA* 'above Meitiiitle is carnestl‘' recortimended: to JAI,' 1, .._ . t h 1 0 1 ' 1 : e la) 1°1 : 1: 1 ' ) s rt o t e r- tv i i i ,i t S e. t s ,: '!r 4 l: t i l s : ll l l i . is t , ' , t c g 'll .,,, : i r it r i e r s,s 1 1 : 1 , i , l ir :' , ' ,11 11 it . mi li e : ' r il , ' : , : t t i u:ll l : , :it Ye p :) pe s. : 4: e . ll 'l : . 'E n : 9 rl . l . t t le . .. i'i t , i i t ;: o . r t i l l i ‘ t e i . r.,:.1t.:1,Eyt do it . 1, : '', i ''.. evq7 Whicreal A..:etta.,n, pa. - tkul-arty to .11)o4e Aboufa ink the:4 c,itilia.luil lit lire, As it will"'kert4inl3l enil : . evelY . tiiiit of eh& nature ' of: , hoiVri":;:i• long stani:::. , "" ' it May be; tot , Seprbitt:-;,•Glantio tar, -and Cut:menus (..: •• • t b t ) in t it h n e i , -:, , i i c e ...1 ' p t r o op tie l je t: r )t , e , n r , i4 c o s l. p t e: s .i.i . l i i ~, ~! ' the S p, ins, Summer, and fall. 1 ' Loa, Merober of the Corporation ot S urg.::ons, London. , i' - Itisi4ottkit; - 2 4 :16 . 9; New Bridge-street.; wocie he will cl y '; • Advice, without 'a fix, to ptlrSolls raking these Pills, ar''' I‘ rer il it i ts 4i observing sC'l 'tl i c n i a t ll ' l ic . a C s ;,t z c s r l a hegn i o7i st i - n i v ) : ll 4 l : l l:ibl c' e n s ' e t c l i m ec t , t ' ' _Tatienes name or case having been•mentiehed, but at th,,..1!. own puticadar requen„, by the Propr i it o r, during the course -'' tifmoce tkau 3; years, th it he lust ..had the oondhetir' u !, • ail eit . eilAid - s.'e of tile Above Medl)...ine, and the Pu ct" -- arising thtrcfrom. . . . f ) . 1, ,• ')'hey'OF . Also Sold by his appointment, at the i--- • fttn4rt., No. Is, St. A Riau's-smut, l'alt.N,lall; Mr, ,1 0- ''''''. be r ts ° n's,... l. ' ) Y-:Alf ;::i. 'r• ). !,: oNtore ..3. -stiett• Mt. Sice'' '' o '. No. t, a n i on-row, Little 'rower-hill; and ;by otte,__' l ' l; : t ,: . son in erry ‘onsitierable Town iii E hglar.:i, Sic. In 09:----. of On z. ly . 9d. each, s , ated UN: with full and plain 1 .. . - ` ,l ' ref:tin:is, vs'neriby eerson; of either S ex tads CUM Oral . •: solve. Will mist: - mitt :+4.-crocy. ,', N l l' "c ll Sox sill , ' 'lit .(;rear B ritain it sealiNi up w i l l • ' ''. 4 Statilp oil whii;ii, by faront of the CoinnlissiOncD a priiited.,t the. Stattip-Ollice-----‘t -I'. Taylor, No. 9. Iltnige..ifttet, -to imitate vvineh is :Feltiny, and ;ail hth r • . ' be countrteit !", '