The Sun. — London, England, 1801-03-03 00:00:00

LAw" REPORT. GUILDHA - LL," LONDON, Vu 21. I TTI tiG6 BEYO4IL.LCIAIii KLNYON ANI) A SPLCIA.L JURY lAi CLILI,IIII4LI,i LONTPV. TSHErwooD. This was•an Mtion of Troyer, brwht tolte. cover, the value - 'olli quantity of hemp, iron And. deals: It appeared that the goods.liadkteen pur chased in Russia, and „shipped on ,board . a ailed the William, chartered for :the purpose 4nd bound for England . They had l)een consigned to a Merchant of thewine ofCrane ; but Crane bect)m ing bankrupt, the consigner wished to have noth 1!.:f to do with him on that accounts and. te,.oonsigne them to another person of property and .credit. Upon their arrival they were demanded .by the Plaintiff,. Who is assignee to the .Bankrupt, and,. as the person in whose custody they were retib.cd to surrender them, he brolight this Atlion to re cover their value. _ _ -;. The case was extremely. perplexed, and. in volved several pointi of t h e mercantile law of Russia. Lord Kiyiroy at length interfered and said, that as the qUestion was oneupon which the Jury would find •gp;at,difficalw in diciding, it had much better be refired ,t 6 arbitration. lis Lordship's recommendation was. adopted, -and a ,refereuce was immediately agrees' to. • ' NAItcH z. A4SM4H SI. ;PAL ay. Tu Pl4intif hro►tght this Adion 'against the Defendant, for a suppOsed imitation, of a Machina which the Plaintiff had invented for raising Beer, &e, from the cellars to the bar of publichooes, &c. Lord Kr.tvitow made several observations on the nature -of Patents, and the cause lasted a eon siderabfe while, but -after the case was fully hegrci, it was clear in his 'Lo'rdship's opinion that the Plaintiff had taken out' his Patent too extpn sively, and therefore there WAS a 'Verdi& for the Defendant. 0....1.0M.... NM LOXOi its. . . This anion was brought by " the ,I?l,pintitY against the' Defendant, to recover the valuo'of a quantity of Co* which he.hati lot by pillage, in consequence of the -negligence - of the DCtell. dant. The . property ?was-consigned to the*.Plain tiffm—the Dasfendant was Captain of an American Ship, which had on board a large quantity of Coffee, consigned to,theflaintiff. It arrived in the River Thames t after which,thePlaintiff sent lighterman along-side to bring the goods on 311ok. T.haighterman was detained three days before' the whole of the Coffee could be deliver ed ; .during, which tittle no person attended' to tak-proper cpre of the goods, 'in consequence of which loss ,happened of of the COffee. 'Xhe Plaintiff coptetxied, that by the custom of thei(iier, the Coffee was ender the cafe, of "the thip; until it .was all delivered to the 'Lighter:. man, and as the Lighterman had only three-petite per bag:for carrying it from the ship to the share, 'be was. not , 'responsible for -thg . pillifge in any d.p ase,.eept thaf which was owing . to Itis Own rf4seondtiAl. ..:.10n the other hand, it was cOritende4 kg the Vlekrgiant, that as the ' Ant :this ~le i ghtettnan ;1104.4ic1e the,,,,,Ship, and * 0 he was 'a total stranger. to the Aefendartc, the captaipAid, • not hing to, do with it, and that the Lighterman • ; . ought to hose proppx people on board to take care' Of the goods.. However, it, appeared clearly from the evi dence,- that the custom of the River was, th;it goods in a Lighter a-re under the care of the Ship till the whole of, the goods ar'e ,delivered .; and Mr. Champion, one of, the Gentlemen oftlie,-jury, saki, that he knew that what was here comend.cd for on the part of the rlaintiff, was, -the custom of the River—although, he thoUght it very ab surd, - but as it Was a Custom in Trade, it was binding,—Verdi", - for the Plaintiff, bilmages the vitrue of the Coffee, 931. v5..64 PUBL C-Q , BOW. ST RiET:' BEFORE R. FORD ii4D .T. ROBINSON, ESQILS. YESTER bAY Andrew - Whitehead was exuniin-• ed before the above *Magistrates, on a' charge of having feloniously embeziled a ctinsiderahle*.surrt. of money, 'the, property . of Mr—William .I.lautil ton, a Merchant,• in the with whom he lived. Clerk. It appealed . that the Prisoner, af ter obtaining possession of the money in question, absconded, and embarked'On board an American .'Vessel, which,was just on •tbe eve of sailing from ,Deal, when he was arrested under ,authority of a • Warrant croak Mr. Foal) ) by £arpmeal, one of the Bow:street Officers, who immetliately•trought him to TOWn. The case bring' made Parties were bound over to prosecute hitn at the next Old `Bailey *Sessions. • At Frome .Fair on Tuesday, cattle of erery 4scription experienced a:quick sale, Consequently a high price. Therevas •an unusnat-quaUtitY ctf cheese, the mile of Which was vary-dull, and nnrch remained on hand. Luc learn that -there 'has been a fall In the price-er this mr-ticic eflos. per cwt. within thelata•tbree Weelop. • • - As - Mt . .. Edward Rdlicrts, ftirmer of '4Cotry, was returning•frbin'Slirtwsbary market, berwren nine-and , ten o'alock op. Saturday setmight, was stopped near .the first ;mile' stone , betvveen that town and Shelton ley four soldiers, sw:ho..pre. rented 'a horse .pistol barn .and dernatidtA .his money ; but opon , his making a stout ittiiiSOuice,' they dragged him info a nßrrow lane near .the road, and after wounding and beating him in a _very cruel Manner, robbad him o s f - nine guineas and•a half. The robbers, who' 'are j privateer in the.6tk Dragoons, -have since been apprehended, and :committed for trial*. No. 94.80, drawn yesterday moriiing, and en titled to the grand Prize of the Pigot Diamond, was sold by Messrs'. Hoßwsny- and Co. at their old-rstablished State_Lottery ,Qtlice, No. z 6, Cornhill ; who also sold, in the' year 177+, the grand Diamonii Pyizes in Cox's Museum Lokto.cy. F Ho.vo: ,POCKETS. Kent, iii. os. to 161. os. Sussex, Isl. I.S. to 10.155. Farnham, 12.1.05.t0i51.55. , 2.05. to 14oS. to 1,476. 205. tO 13.5. tO . IoS.. tO 58s. tO 4 415: 3 s.. to Os. 755. to gl3s. ioi. to 15S. 12i. tO 16S. 126. tO 143. 481. to 121. SMITH . FI-E U.) IWAaKF.T, Marcia. TO Sillk.the Offil—per stone oOlb. Reef, 4s. 4d. to 6s. Oct I Veal, ¢s, pd. to 7s. 6d. Mutton; SS. 6.1. to 7s. od. Pork, 6s. 4d. 75. 44. HEAD OF CATTLE DAY, Beasts igoo—rSheep 7000r-Pigs o. NEArCAtE ancyLEADENtIALL MARKET, March a. Acct; 4s. oil. to ss. 6(1.` Veal, ss. oci, to 7s. oil. Murton, -ss. gd. to 6s. Ad. Park,As.'4d. to 711._4d RAW 1.110F.A. Hide5(p4t..)340d.t035.24. Heavy Calf i is.4l..e.sch. Middling, 23.63. to 0t..0d.. I Light Calf, 7d.-per lb. Ordinary, 15.0 d. to 2S. sd. SRI NS. Sheep, 35. to 6s. od.' Town 'callow 78s. ed. RUSSIA do. (Cand.)7os.7Bs, 12-ussia do. (Soap) . 745. es. Melting Stuff' *es. os, Ditto tougla 421. 9C- Graves t 6s. ed, Good Dregs t3s. ed. 'Yellow Soap, MA. St—s.—MIMIC& 94s .—Curti, Candles, per dozen, ;.2s. otl.—Molds, iis. yd. PRICE OF St. jumis's/ttatket :4s. Choc Ma4tet S. ,71 1 (1. Wbiteptuycl Markct4s. 6d. perstone ofBlb. gid. Average price 4s. 7d. JAMES!s lickY MARKET, Feb. 0, Hay, 51, ss. ocl. tcv 61. lost (4.—Aver. 51. t7s. 611% Straw', ;1. 35..-od. 20231..35. od...—Arcr. 21. las. 6d. WiIITEcITAP El. MARKET, Feb. it,' 41. ios. v 1. to 61.-6 S—ad, -A ver. 51.115. od. Clover, 61. tos. pd. to 71. 7*-y...wt.—Aver. 61. 18s. 6‘.1 Straw, :A. los : otl. to 31. os. qd. —Aver. 21. 156. od. . • . . SNIALL•FREEHOLDS, HERTS. 6Q,1. 4. D; together .or separtte, 'THREE small FREEHOLD HO.U.SE S . , occupations uf Mesgs. Worrall: Shepard, '.'r o ybox, ,situate the North Side p 1 Church-lane, C4eshunt, tatty. she. High For further information, apply tp,hlr..cott, SMrveyar, FurnivO.s inn, afijy Morning k!eforpYievcin. • DISTANT: COUNTRY .MARKtTS. . Ny.w.4 'ex t. Feb, 25. Wheat, tqBs. .14.)at..,, 325. al. to 6ts. Barley, 66s.;citiatoas.tal. Eams,l6s. ad. .to s.vd.\ . . ' " ) Tti,ioldc, Feb. 28. . Witeat,..r2ers. oti. to 122.5. ed. (Mrs, lot. ad: th-sts. od. N..: v.!,:oill ..:(3CPdart..CA; '4 gM . . RCA il F., P:: rod. 'V) S4S. pd. ilarit ) l, 504. ud. to:g4s. o d . Pease, .-.19b.. 6d. to 84s. od. ..• • • . • % . Lik.m.t.lx,;Fcb. it. tvilcat, 190 s. 04.' hilt 4. ad. ()at x , 345. ad. to 04. 6d. lje:c*;/, 05.,c0.i. to QA, tiff!c? . Belrig, 211. ad. totB3s. 90. B , tric)') 48s. .ctd , to ecru:;. pd. Perm, 965. od. to iii. 0:1. _ , )----- NCR TEA MPTO. to 4 N., Fob. 2g. 1 4 W Iva , 1325. od. V/1528.04.. fiats, 28s. 01. tlq. od. Ry , &I.s. od. to 964 1 011,, 13;:tnho:;. od. ro to,. oil Raley, 6oi. ad. to roos. oti. . LONI3()'N i'vrticti by L:4\' \; ' 1:1,A V; !of Row-SLreet, C., , v. .Andi l'ablithatizby-W:sLUIA-tet t (724, es . ( of 1-torferferry-161;t, ikretmln;rei) ; • ••• tiltthc Stm -Off r, 112, " , Where I/flirt/If Nl4 . 7§';' l oldfri . 41t - the' Patin the Sec • • (pFirigiet ' bt. • • . •, „ . . . • PRICE OF 47'046, • ‘t.stzatuty, 13 . .49k Stock shut india•Stock Navy Slier Cent. 9 0 11 . 4 nito Bonds s. Os. i•Por. l :csit• -17970111 a i 1 - - Extinequer Bills 7s. dis. Irish 5 pet Cent. shtit 'New ditto . . 4 pet Ccitt. C. 75t Lottery Ticket's 3 pci-.Cent. Iced. 5 y i . Oinninin ri. prem. I.perecnt. C4l. ssi b 54 Imper. 3 ; gur,cent. Ditto Scrip .Ditto A nn. : !Sank Long Ann. t7i 7-i6 Bank for Account Dittolliort Aim. 5 7-16 ;India, for ditto , DittQ SC(11) , • - Cons. fur,Apt. ibk Si Nberr IMETS, &c, CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, MAntit 2. The supply of Wheal was rather short. Fine s.onples still coAttnue-to advance in price. 'Solue very • tine were sold as high as 91. whihi inferior : runs Wye a very .I:eavy sale. Ileans and:.Pease were rather' a large supply, and the sales heavy; but not cheaper Barleys, both / coarse. and .fine, have advanced in price considerably, .since this day week. OatS - rcinahi pretty steady in price,'but•ati.rather heavy in side. RETURN PR ICE. of GR. rtss. to 1355. Fine ditto )365. to 17oS. StipOtlL: IMS. to 1735. R Oa. to toss. Old, to t 0:w,51:•13ar1q,•695. to 795. FlAc ditto, dos. ,to 86s. Malt, 6os. to 9os. ' Fine do. 725. to 86s. 11N, On board ship,.as under. Hog Pease; 7os. to 755. Boilers, gss. to boos. Suitigo4, loss. to 114 s. Pearl.Pease, s. to gas. Horse. Beans, 705. to 765. Ticks, 68s. to 725. Oats, 4os. 10 44 5 • Tine ditto, 455. to 485. Polands, 4gs. to 525- RETURN OF WHEAT IN MARK. LANE, By Messrs. Cllll.O _and NI AI.I , AS; Mral;Weighets, in- , cituiing only Irons the ,t6tll of las. to the alSt Of Feb. agreeably td the new Ae.s. .27 Quarters at 170 s od 6a 'Quarters at 1465 od , 6 3 at 1625 od 901 at 1455 od. • 57 1 6-1 5 .0 '245 at 1445 od, 39 --;----- at 1631 . gd 3,38 at 1435 at 1625 Od 274 at 1425 Od 91 ---------- at 161$ •od 2330 •1405 146 ------- at 160 s ad _637 1325 .od 257 — T - 7 at 158 s od 220 • " at 1375 ad 128 at ts6s od 374 at 1355 od at 1551 : Oct 17.2 at 1341 od :363 113 at 153 s od so --,- at -130 s oil 616 at 15 as Od. 1147 at 1165 pd V. 31 32 at $495 od 115 446 ,t 1425 .od 17 $135 oti ,279 - at 147$ of 42 ----- at tool -ad Tgt3i, ,tt,125 . Quarters—ayerpge t4cs. told. is. od, higher than last-Return. PRICE ok ff,01)12 1 . tjos. to Lios. BRAN 133. to 14$. .A RETURN or. STi. From February 4, to Feb. '5 sacks at tz6s. 298 3t •1255. 4 - a t 12 45. 14 at 1235, yQ at 3225. 6d. 00 444. at 122., 4 . 993 at at 119 i. I Total 5,940 Sacks.,--, os. cid. higher . t . • . S•NDARp MEAL, 20, 11151T1 the Cocker Office. 75 sacks at 1435. , Is at ti's . 279 at 115 s. • 63 - 21 112 S. " 3 . 5 R 1.1105. 10 ----- at 1053- 6 at zoos. wage r 19s. ban last Return. Av_srigcgriee of-England and Wales, ending Feb. if, , as "liow4....."—Wileat, 1463. Oft. tots. Ist /1.111 , 3 y, AS. 04. Airs, 4SS. Od. Bd. Yew, 8.0. . • , rovrktik MPIV's. • lAMI).ON . 6450 quartcis. Harley, - 920 diitq. . aye, . 260 ditto. Pease, - - it7o aittd.. Oats, . 2530 ditto. . • Beans, zo di to. GRAIN In the PORT lot We4k. - . Flour - 2100 ovt .Ciaver;Seed, Eqz Mustard Seed, 2,00 'I ndbp Wheat. 400 I odia i n Cortt bar.):80o \ PRICE AIA.G.3; Kent, J . 31. os. to 141. Sussoltr 10.-OS. to 141.05. ENKX, 'Ol OS , td 131. . - SUPS. Red Clovei, (per cwt.) - dittu .• Trefoil, • ilitto 'runup, (pci tat,01.4011 , , - Rye G i l-Ass,. 4per quarter) Cinque Eou, • •ditte. • • . .Whita Mustard seed, (per bushel) ilrovvu . ditto, d4to Catiary Seed, ditto RaperSasd:(per.lait) - 0414P-WilAr. Alt.pßiWir; :WAX CS . Sailed,ro . e 1144,, for riVi•AgNiidence Chirimag e .(gr:Ppli.lin; and.. 4ia, IL'4r4tivi..,lol ..84R.1 1 14. . , . . ,Yestsnlay ilbc t.er 4 "to 4 s '64-1/464' of.? cori.ailtilticir." • . • . . AMA it lED. . . On S4tnrtlay last, bv theitev.-Dr. Stnrgiss, Chancellgr of • the Diocese ,of :Winchester, -tile:lion, Thenailarwis, of Antiguiq to Illis.s 41r.kwpit._ 01.''1). Yesterclay mornipg, of the dropsy, Mr. - hf: Jackson, Grodin oft he Clii - tp.A -Royal, St. lonizes. ' On Sunday tug, at his 11011SC.at John Luke, master,sco‘%Crer Alajesty's kitchen. WANTED .TO. •RENT,.• for a . ,running Term,. Croili Lady-day or Midsummer next, lir either the Counties of Soniersgt, (;loucester, Wilts,. or .13qrks, not Jess th en Fifty Miles front London, where the Roads are thoroughly good, • A MODERN BUILT FAMILY : HOUSE, in good Repair, comprizing not,lc:ss than SiX beSt•Bet- Crinibas Dining, Drawing and CentlemanlS;Miorns, of.•good .dimerislotts, and , siiitable Offices and Servants Rooms with §,!abling and Coach-house, a Walled" Ga rden, and from • fwenty,five to Thirty Acres of Grass. • Land contiguous. • • Particulars to be. sent —to Mr.. Wrangham, Stationer, No 1 53, NeW 00110-street, - Lundgit. ti MATRIMONY. . -- • . SOCIAL I - lAPPINESS. 14.arriage ',silo* he the ioundatlon•of •.Sncial Happiness,: whieli : ls..often disturbed through parties that form, the union, not t4ing••those,preca4tions• which woul4 secure them the enjoyment of that , groat poinestie Blessing. Tips would those who arc itfli t ct...-d with an ,internal or eXterital Sou hqic 13 6 , ;3};- . ll%,Vtar adinir:ttiwier at the Illpod, "Thr. 11RODUM's BOTANICALSYKVP, secure ihe•health of their future oftkpring, and thus, in t-„trAisn'irimiting the-least reProac,h, hay; the sltisfa6tion to clexrve tue . gheft encomium. Those to %Thou; the Health of their Faihiiy is _dear, will 'doubtless acknoi.v ledge theynth. or this trite obserwition... Rersons in btrincss, Servants, and indeed all who; ,Tom the nktiire of theitamployments, are obliged. to be out •iil -all . Wea... being.liable to .catch cold under a Coutse.of Mer cury, which may. terminate ith their:lives • • bat-no-such. danger ensue •to: thou .who.Sulistitmtibry:lintida-nes• Itotatikeal Syrup, which is partieularly.recorprnetiped to be used Vrevious to•entering•into.the.Matsimotual—Attge g lest the ,findiseretions Of.a . l'arent prove a -souree.bfireetpkion t to him for tile, remainder of j hig days, by atili4ling .lie innO, cent, but• unfortfinare t)gspring, with. t* Exii h art..' tions of a mot nialig4nt tzkiadeucv, azd.4-liariety of other Complaints, that are.most assuredly introduced by-neglett. and imprudzice. • • MEI)IcAL FACTS onVENERBALCOMPLAINTS. • • • Iny Persons that have: imagined theittset , es . • 'to r^ cured of the Venereal CoMplaint, have had theibiltbtttine to bre:ik oat six or seen yearn kftervear&s: • • •Preicifiltp-• petted in nit praZtice the other day 1,..."). Crentlmln was a fflietted wait the same • Ccinfplainf,:- and 'curvd; as 'hi thought, by the Ovice and. prescription of an eminent Surgeon: 'He a fterwaids .eafereil ;on the state of .Ntatti glany.,..tbnr.inQaths after which he. ;aught ,t violeat cold in: coining out of 'the rlay-liciuse, that terminated in a_ Sore Tnioat. At this crisis I.,sV,as jp...,and_aftef asking hies the fleet:slo - y inestions, 'aerrriainted - ntltt.rhat it proseedsd from his old Venertial s - Corriplaint, Aiyt which he wirild not belleve: - - lie ilten , isilled in tltexemnsialiceof soene,alpothecatlys, who .treated his colophent as a com mon-Sore 7fitro.lts, until.be b4;arne, so bad. that _he was compellni to•apply to Dr. Vaiighaii, who‘ianc.tri . ied hint u► the trtitft of .what his recovery , the Venereal i;entplaiiit: itaving:taten:away a _ D art of his t lirbat; and noic,,ille - rai'age:o.£4,viiich.Conid ittr • be vpiiped (luring his.life, so that, liefal;4saciiiips.to his. :obstinacy. felons, therefore, shotild:beexiteitil_y cau tioiis the above comPlait . ittban idyhicfi there is bathing more beneficial than the liotarneafgy . n . 4),:which • is a certain ,rentedy, subjecting Palicets ta,those dangers thatattendk Course of Mercurx,_ . • • The Botanical Syrup, and•Restora.tive Nervous Cordial, to he had at 1)ocloes, No. 9, A N0n,1111121, •in bottles . at th 2s, its., 6d. and 55. sd. c also at Mr.,•l.)4ldia'S Meg dicine Warehouse, No. 76, .thitiard,street, opposap rife a o rh o ,. , abo u and Co: .(1a0:lacon), 3qo. 15 , 3, X - turd-tart:et ; Newt.my,•ortym,tif Bt. PauPs."Clitirth-. L l'int, Royal :1 2 ..z,:clkapgil;• ani,t by 1.110A•Boblcsellers: .th.c Inngdom • _1..; pr I l v i c ,t - o l dioo,Rncl,S;eatletneit ii9rder4rig,olt the state of ;4atriniony„ reconi: tricp‘l jliclloitnicat to,.their. apimarance fore the Altar of 1-Iymunl; wh3 are hi ilievunallest degreb apprehensive of tltd•ystern nit 'bl ( ittrell!irely Sound, or ;übjeet to relaxations of the solids. • *" . • • T 1 I}':N Ft-6 estonal Men of l iucution and• V vc,pohiebiljty deviate from the:general Sv'stent by t he scliction•ola peculiar 'snatch, the sanetiO ofiong the ht - st. criterion of superiority. . Eight years have I devoted my ptattice to the exclusive t ivannent of Three t)isorilers, and tle:itteCe;SfU I result of inv . , plan , gives ine addi Ilona ',ardor toe as far all am Able; the ravages of tho.;e. hart .he rnctst important'in t he •Calalogne of Human I ut: rin it les • After initia.tion intoevary Branch, as an Army Surgeon, I formed. a with at 'an..eatly . ,period tit r r4tice to rescue in dividuals from the it .of Uneducated men, or'the equally clangorous -precipitancy of general Praaitioners. • :The Three Disorder:4,la the Cure - of t•flicti 1 have de. voted lily}' attelitlo," • .cottlprise ; every tipecies . ..pi V Elsi. It AI. INVEC I.I? N , whether of a recent _pr long du.. ration: ,aillri'Allitinds of debility, 'whether arising from the habits of sehol)l.-- 1 ) 0 Y:4 or the indulgences of mat ure age And, lastly, th4t derangement - ot the qstem in wo men which is 'Called BSV.K EN NESS, or ST lilt . ' LI TY . .Ntuncrous - Diseases arcs the result ofignorance, or haste in the- tfeatmonfof a Dimple flonoirhoen; and it not un rrixinetitly Irppens that the seed of Life are poisoitell the indiSeretion at awiniguarded hour.—By a superior rnek t hod such Cemplaints , are • easily cured.; and, even where others have failed, I briar that I niasaresurne - to oiler .a radical re.cstablishineni. . . . TeW, howeyer, are : the cages of,comrtlieated clistrek in this iliit,yr . der ' compared with the ca.lartuteits situation; of Men, who, from lin indulgence in a solitary vice, or ;he plevalent•gaieties of faithionable life; acrpnye that state of Debility, Alitch is the unavoidableconsetuence.of stich pernicious, habits. . . Where the unhappy sttfg:rer broods over his misery, but cartfultreattocals his iniafortune, it-may be save" eonso lotion** him to know, that although it •be an object of sdpuht nr uncertainty with other Rricattiehers, the urnoval of thee , i)eticiencies by the grxtual p . rogress of. jlenova !idyl, is the. acquire,rnent of any, Experience. 'lf the ritts of bacillus or Venus have began to.teduce : „Manly vigour, Mutt" an,olety 4;11 be. prevefited hy-an early . Counterae., tion of this languid State ; anti in these tas'es,.no great ditfichk'lkAlll 4 ol4o l. ; • • . . ilut where this Deficiency has ,for years existed, kpro_per perseveranceis indispensably rerilasitc to reVivet he slum bering Sparks of Lite, anti tore-auimaretlieconstitotiOn. ,M,VRIt 1 1 E1) WOMEN, "who . have 'T en t "befit pointed in their'expeelations cif a FAinily*may..be that in most inst'ancqs, such ddleas are curable by Medi, • cal. skill. • • - The seers)% which tinclerta!ting, and tih:kualificatioiis which have presunied state, Orin the 0. p tett na us, nd coin c ideurwe 3Vitit urh this ~- k rvisnatiOn .is given, that 114i - ...11.,may 4e,eorisultod peronatly,pthy, l:cttLS.4inisldsint 5.14/10i;i, at- his ,- trous, No. Artiontltr-street 'Cenipfe4iar. t.-'' - ' l D4iert kiltronce joivii'figointi the NAUci rs titc.clgurs. •• - • • M. .Mprubtt of the" toyii_Cblichie of Sor-vaing .VALUABLE FRE E,irf(i D:£STATf S and MANORS, NEAR,AYLESBURY, BUCKS. rO BE .VV/-11.3-4111 'AUCTION, sIAY CMAISTI4 At hii:GteatßOom; in . Pall Ti ill, Ott THAIRS DA Y . , N;l'.?(T, at. one o'clock, rrHE - followink VALUABLE , . FREEITIOLD J. ESTATES, dcsiddy,Aitgatein.the rich V.3e, about two macs from AYLESBURY, RUCKS, the Property of . . AN . • • , • .• - . 'The MANOR of.DIJIVT/TORN, and the CAPITAL DAlR:iror •GRAZLIsTG , •EA,RMS,,With the ivitable Builvliqp, and 706 Acres, 3 Toppcis olltl CI I E DING A DOW %Ali Coro tetto'Ten'ants "at Will, at very Low Old Rents of ncartoool: per Ann. but df tte•innuni value of near • - • Also ; the NIA N 012.- el 'la. AGat iNt afitiT WO CA.. FI:CAL-PAIR.ii of EE b I NE. ,with suitabig Builclinv, m 41.366 Acres, a aC Perches, of RICH R FE.; Let to Tcnantrit Will, at Low,Olci, },feint of 4501. but of the annu.alotalue of near " * "- SJ I X -L-LUNI)It.ED . ; A lsb a . eapital` Wood, Wood, situate in •thc Parish , . of QOarinton,• toittattihig• One Huhdred and Seventy-nine AcreA Two Roods t and Twenty-eight gevett Acre..: of itch Alearlaiv in hilpdof propiiptOr, •well 4iocketlAyititviwital thrivi4 Timber. - • • • • ' The 71:enantS.WIii.$11GW.the Egotas, or ; by application tO BrOwn• the gitiwatil, of I.iHie , at tVcale.n. .Manioc of 1244tingtIoni Hardwick. anti Freemastop; areslispneti of by eriNate Comract. • -Ptitit,4l tA ty a y •lia At the C r e4rse, Ayies. bnry ,)Vhlte Hart ; tssrfillslo P,ririgipa/ lon, bliaelnFliatn.; - itte•Trio.ters the."t)::ftd, Eercestef, and klsroford T.apqrs ; ::t !the Rainboy ..Cqffee_boke, Whete a Plan 'Or the•-t'states may be, seen. , -- -r - 71) THE I ) • .0 QOLOMON's . 6um.E . I'o - HALT - F1 is ad:. ki ,to the •411Civii ,cliAgicr*,; to t4OSC s / ultiting from the heat or b3angC , of climate', arid. to _ 7 , those wholabour undvr Aveakoesses and,relithations, noting iha variety orother cruises, this Work is•rpaiticu iipctimujrntifil,,gold to : 00,11,140as pcuple v grown old beibte their, time, by • having- uaiguardedly plunged themselves into the temmissi.oust a sillitaryand ylec„it h as happily been •the ilicapsvf recovery .to the mind as well is the body, and wilted thein from a' state of melancholy And despair, to that ‘ ‘.if * health, Reaed and . happiness. Tlicdelusive habit Here alluded to is not Con tned to•llic, - gayothe kiddy, Aud . the wain, tin', alas f .the • rich, the poor, thc younk, and those of riper years, even those of a: se:iota . and .religious disposition, -arc of ton dra‘in by an unaecovintable.iAtiituatic.in to . the commission of the melancholy prpCiLe.. All. such should seriously attend to the obleiv - ktrOni and elienses in " Dt. Selomoti's C dick tb lilealth i t'—price 3T. ~In that mirror ther oil' behold tbr,dceldipl consequr..nces plarare pro, • curing to theniselveS, and may Olen; . perhaps, be per waded lu ; rehire fl in thAt UN A, ‘01 . 141, 3 hough strewed . flowers, is •su IC! to 'lead tltciat to ii&truelion. Pilmcd - fOr J. .11/I.atlu:ves No. • StrJudi 11... ymo n(L. Paternoster-row; and by, ati.:3w7gputitT*Maiditin;‘!,Viptiersi'lliinkscllcts, &c: 'in every r akrqsirtimh in .F:p4lgid,.and 4tnerien. - - - • A.gsslt anaTrovidcnkal , • . • • COLDS, C(..J.JGfI .13.E.C1.1•N ES, A S'l'aMA, T - N ocl'Oß KYMERN P.ECTC)RAL FUGF . 44EDICINE. _ • :.A.ynungrnits - ,-ter'iv.in i tn ., Mi. Parish, silk-mercer, , gute .,hin, in.acte ? -041. 2 . , whp 11 . 4 I:44'‘trnder the care of flip • PacuktlirrGentlon;' , 'as•sent to Rtiktie, to Ke - •.t!ndet cant; by' r. Rowley,•2tatc pt rkt; 1.4 . c14.11) This yctunt !inan.wA§ put uliile'r-:$ .the Peoforal aroclipitt f ,,4of4kbri . tat lic liad,raceived t.cr - much benefit thetc 4 .torePthat h 6 'rettiineti to town to his , -• • - •-- *. •' • • • , I T§.Mr. Ail M L 11, &'llrgeon" . Gerrord.street-,- 4. Sir, LaMbeth, Jan. 4, 'Sae. •• ' - :"•4:llrueproonvitr. itry• coughs, took theirsual reigedit;s wititourrelief.: Dreading bad toWir and the consequences of pngraclt * .d . colds 'ana havini , ,lia . d; on • forther;Occasiiiits; :iermrated foittio4V-14` *our •medical ill and experience, -1 seutfu‘t Qjtic of voitr•l'4torai Nie-(11;! NVgl t gartre eitehaaY !bent k .er ttOSII ..it. eirery.ilet st:t . -1i ;2tcortiiiig to the printtArtir,eokins; - W!.t. • Pilif antondtwnt f anti in about' inu;;ten,da v.,thej were. all itretty Stich, .1 ant, Sir, your. niost,humkl i e • . . I H.. A LQ1:.."7 , • " •••. , CASE • • . Crane, .near .0 Ile von , w ‘ lio en lsot, (mitt .a . tilitiSti with a ottefi,. arid. so ;troubled . tvtth> tiblepri that chil9 - 014y bu can breathe, . • Wfitea.l.4 - 1, - . , Ryintir ai relows, 'viz- • - • : • " - • ": ' ' • • • ./• t'baveltiltntl much relit (4 ttOnT, your_ P6:thraf • me. 'JlicitteL, and believe- it to - be an r..\•csilent remedy f+pr cold* -and catigli at veil as for astim,ta. • . k . • " I am, Sir, your most 064Di:tit Ininible Servant, • - tc Feb. 2 .,5, -•-! , F. [Put Air, Seltinytel,l,. Surgeon, who attended -the -above • • - ••• • Geuillinan, to Air. ".' s • • ' • - • • " 1...‘-‘• • re•;t11,1 1 -17 visiicf4 Captain Crape : he. Iras , con stinaed thr wirsui the Pecloral Medicine according to'yotig direationt, • and, I aiii•lntlii?) •ro add, with goodeilea; the. dysinitei has b•pett g re.tt y rclikvedi and the stricture. • abnpst.entirely reir,o_ved tiouA tbv pulmonary byterr... • . - -' I p Sir,' yo obedient litinibit;, Servant, . - m, ra . " R. T. .SCA.MAIELL." • CASE IV,. • _ st o id sv ,, c ir t ,h, C,tpcnre..t . .,, aged twenty-trio, at • .f10:' 122, ; rOttill , .:rrn.:court-rpati,..siklares that he was lio.lent 4.!4.41ci,•-bobttenti, and cough, up.. - wA t d s , o f two i i - v) (04 , ,5,. a bid), Ilearne ht la4t•Alertning•-autl 'LlaniKtwas . b:(i - ili;11.13k•of ptircii•hed a small bettit'of Feetotal tirst dose, table spoonfuls. mixed in a.cop•ot-water, which bCd-untei -Stldlllll3ly*.licvo . *liiiri_, and abated :I all the ssiniptbuts. He tool: flue rest of pOttle in the - wax; voltlch•perfcalv ettrell hint. t • - • • • t itc•AftraateSthislAf edict= tir:. tit:: Most desirable et:. -",t..- t'del •• . • • * • •s• - •'• • • CAE V. • • • • • 4 •:.H In the Month at May, two of my own children, viz. John, agedyl years, arni.Ale;ta+ler, al4ecta years, were seized. ith the niehiAr pvc.thon) irom one to three • , tea spponfuls of the PeCtoral i'dedrcinv, mixed in a little linseeti-tea,..everk Totir; lungs in ibutiest ittAel every six hones in . t he mitale ; and 4)Li iLt btXt time. Bever, son.tness.olthe..throa(, and indt..lnmation of the eyes, soon• abated; and •in atrlnt ten tiats they had no Tltry 'molt •ao ,ocher •anixlieitur throughout the witelecourlc of the ,• Gerrard-street, Sent, .5, iSce.• . JAMUS RY AMER. • EXtrait of a Latter 11-.411.r:it eminent - Pra:litioncr to Mr. RN kai 1&. • " Sir, t°.'Your-PeEleiral.Febriftite Medicine be).astly con 4idered...antongt,tte roost illy - Jr:4ra of the medical cliseo- V er i e s. The following instances (Wits efficacy deserve publicity ' . ' • , - . . A - vqung.Vcntlenian in his 2Arifear, was in the last Stage of a decline, oecasioned by 'a cold. Every was tiled in 'vain: and Fox Glovc.and the Respirable Airs were Of pp .In ;Ilk.: c.ohigvilyrc I Tait rcconrse to your and gaye 4, „in doses from three tea suoCti fuls to one dese rt spoonful et-cry 'a t% -linup, for abont threeiwieelisi'afitt I. atm happyin'actinAint you.iltat Rgiont is AppwAtiffmt-gidanmr- • • I f ofitaw c ms4:ribirview sujillar Cases sticcessfully t knit soma; sc ire -rtoovetiri),i fast. 1 i idol; iematerial 4 to acid, . atat,•:.s expeitoration, toyer e ,itcpt;,44 tittslti c ilis,*c„ibatcd. I rettyced closel,. irksome to,one te:k.spifpntiii every six bou:s. ‘ 4 London, i, 124-6. •• • D." at 2, ss. d: alnct. tu. (4. at No. 36. .ckrifird.4tyeet,,S,Ql)9. , ;.. Miele Mr. 14.i.mcr t4u ll - st;ltjA . ,.... •.` • • • '' fe sacs. , liicey - and'Sirtten, No: t0,...130i.v Chttreh-iyard, ara ppoiittpkryholosale .;his a ktei4tainclas well • the-Cardiac.Ting ;put tre, „kr ecii,?lin,ts of clic head, st h . C ll l ' ali t ! AVVVeIi ?, b;1 inn , 'and: iiervOu's (1 1 , - 11CW. : 5, : . strert - and ef th i v.cado ) ; ‘4 i f ;14ectIcincs,in 4il,lrin ci pat 7 r of4s, it ,ni4fbc had retail. ' I