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L .4W i<E.PO'RT._ COURT ov•I',II•!,C'sBEZ , I . .CI - 1-, 're-EsDAy, IuNE 30:: tit"C'l INCAS • LEFORE' LORI) 7(4.:y0N IN WESTKLNSVERI Tn F C . auses we,re treoer:llly oldie, except the ,following,- which - we - stare on cc ant of the Qpnion - delivered by my 'Lord Oaf" ust - ice, 7.6_n,the rOates; 'Which . • J "- -• 1111p0Fiallt to -tradesmen. -BOR'2lfA',k,l V. BURNS. 'fftis waSan - Ataion brought by thePlaintiT, whose house was liurnt, and , the furniture in it, consult - led, rttlairfst the Defendant, for having shniciered • the i tti t iAiff.;,,and said,. that he had '' t ilfulh ss:t.t the Twist on fire," by st,y Damn them, ; .they• h we sct it On fire themselves ;" .whereby it was al, ledged that the Plaintiff sustained special dm - Pages, inasmuch astthar the :vlinister and ChutchWa rdens of "the Parish reftft,.:d to give him the certifiette,rie.. ce,sitry; ' for him to pi otheceto the Fire Office where his property.was ittstnck and in ; failure of which he could not succeed in . his demantl.against that Of: Le,: Which hAd 'already refused to t ray him his loss, was clear that The Plaintiff's- house was -"burnt and hit furniture desteoyed; and as clear:Mac the woisds ooAnplained of were. uttered - by the 'De.: • fetalatit in'the hearing of a great concourse of leople,, `while the-fire was raging ; and several pert-,ons - WhO were examined as 'witnesses, gave it -as their firm opinion, that the-Plaint waS incapable Of-doing any such thing, as that - of set,ting fire to his house, or of doing any other wicked ac't..--"i hat they believed the Defendant, «ho uttered thes.e• word'; if he be. lievcd theta himself, was singular in his' opinion, and that they leileved alSo, that the Defendant poi,-iored the Mibds . Of some of the Plaintiff% neigh_ boors, by what he said upon this occasion. - • The Ministerbf the Parish was gailed , alsO on the part ol the .PlaiptifF, but ,he said, that he had re- cented some anonymous papers upon this occa.don, afterwards others thar,‘vere. sigoed ; that lie' ex- , arnined the ebetien-,tances of the case,.. as well as he .was able"; that upon the - whole of the, case, he was: in his zons&aetice induced to haVe sontedoubts upon this case, and thercfc, , re he refosed JO. certify for the Piaint;ff, 'to" eciab!e hint ,io teeover of the Office his loss sustained al on this occasion. llenrevCr, until thiS moment, told any';hody that motive.for re fasing the i certific.tte dins ;,The Plaintiff thereforehad no Means whatever of know, ing what the complexion of this Gentleman's testi.; molly would be, which ;:fccounted, for his being Called in support of the Plaintiff's cAse.:' --• , Lord KENYON "'That if a man malicious_ ; ly, and merely for the purpose "of :deraiiiiiig - his, . neighbour, uttered 'these wordy, 'he hati, no douht, that the party .injured by such, slander, had a right' to expe(`.l considerable damages. in order to rein state iittiiself in . :int:it:v., :aril, to be placed by 'the ,VerdiCc of a jury 6: 11,1 S .Countrymen, - fairly before his ne:g:ibours again; after such an -attack: • But i a persoo happened to'ntier, not what he knew, bu wlnit confhiently believed,' ‘.itliont any ,eYii in ;ention-or view to injure another, ,and did notob • - 7 rude tba. ; . or, i 0.; any body, his. Lordship was of 'opinion that 110 A.6:10:1 Damages wooed Vaa .riot : take dp this opinion ii;.;htly, orcin the Wtien, soon after he . ht.cinne lun,i;e,...a person! braughtan Aaiun which came on to ,bc:;tried at the other end or 'the Town (at Guidhall; London). One person in trade applied to another, ; to know, ;" whether a thirdperon; known :to . the .D.:feintl.; ant, Was a man of credit and safely to be trusted. or not ?." ~The Defendnu,, if his:Lordship rearern . berf3d "ri-2;htly, that thiA main" w.as sn ft -eery slippery . situation- ;" and fOr this an Aaron ttashrought for monstrous damages, such a , , - 20 or, 30,0001. His "Lordship said, that he told the "Jury, that if they tirought7 ;he words, in question, and which: were compniiiieed Of, were spoken by the .. .• Defendant bona fide ; and inerelj by way . of caution. to the person - , -;1;,: -, o enquired after the charairter, and `such . as;cicas'thefair result of the opinion of the giting 'dies chtfrade) - , ito ;Allion . cun;Seldlie, even althotigh it should turn out 'that the opinion was erroneous. It would be very inconvenient if the - Law was otherwise. • It would seal up the mouths . of people in trade; and -there would be' no conii • dente between marrand man upon the subjed of charaaer, • which Would introduce.great inconveni ence, and bring tradesmen into a,rniserable state of society.. On, the contrary, if confidence was. held sacred, men would speak -freely to each other on theSc.subjeets. ,In . that case he left it to the Jury to consider, -whether the account which was given A the charadcr of the person who complained, was .;,ciously given, orgiVen in confidende to the nersc;it who asked it, in order that they might de- - termine, :A-find a Ver:lift for the Defendant if it was it 'confidence, and. for the Plaintiff if in malice. The Jury- gave the Plaintiff 2,01 e Damages; or some such sum. Tie believed that Verdiaprneeed cd, indeed he knew from what the. Jury said, that they did not ID Ca 11 that sum on account of the. injury done-to the 'Plaintiff, but. a sort of sthart money to be paid by the :Defendant for having" spoken .tooflippantly,-and on the. sodden, :'and that' he should have made more inquiry befOre he lintier- •, took to give another a charaCter. It did appuar that this very man, ,of whom this slight eharaeter was given, had soon afterwards become a Bankrupt ; mentioned this to chew that the Defendant in that case - spoke his . -genuine, sentiments, • most much for the general principle which governed • Action.,, as they were ,founded on words . .spoken. 7 —The rule to guide them was' that of determining, whether the words were ut-" tried with malice, and an ,intent to injure the person of whom they were :spoken ? in which the aelion A , rould lie :--Or, were ,spoken .without malice tic"- \ cording to the genane sentiments of the person tittered them, who did not obtrude his opinion upon' another ? iti whiCh case an afficni would nor As to the pre,,ent case, his Lordship'-applauded the .caution of the Reverend Gentlennan• who hats given his evide*:e, Ortnr"ght - ,- it the_re had been. a jus tification' upon the Record, the verdict 'ought to be for the Defendant ;, but :as it stocid, the- words be iog proved to have been uttered by the Defendant, the Plaintiff Ivs'iefitilt.trti tfirvrdia. — The jurr would consider what Damages. One of the jury asked, whether if they found for -tlO/16i t o T tif, Fe co r Ula reco`ver his loss frOria• the . ir rd Lor*Ktvepti-saitYthatthe - Minis - ter of the risk would then,,of cpurse, review the Case,'and-- if le certifi4Wfa-vonr of the Plaintiff's claim, he would have a right •to call, upon the Qifice.• • Verdid4or the :Pia t :of. !. - The Plaintiff's• brother had another Ation upoh the same case, and had th stune:vcrdio. 13 - Av ES V. SMITH. , This ACtion was brottht, on; some Bills. of Ex dhattge against the Deiendant, - as the ACceptor,, It appeared, that at the ti ne of:the acceptance . the . be, - fendant was an. infant, whO was :only 'boufla'fOr ne:. cessaries. ,But after he ,had atlltini'd 'the . :te, of twentr-one; he•had promised to pay'thein When he was at;le It appeared froth the . evidence "of a very honcurable Gentleman, that Mr.Smfrt-1.,. the dant; Wag Ole' reputed sour,of Mr. KENTON, kno was the son of Old BrN 1(-Etiro'N ; that the' Defendant was the .darling -of hiGfantifttther, who by had, left hint a large fOrturie ; _that this }roan Geatle.. min had got into _bad company, and that at one sitting,,•he:lost at play, to FR.kIIERICK•HANKEY, the ,enormous sum of 3oo;.000l.; that his. misfor. tunes audAstresses.w.etelnor exceeded by Anyi to bd found in History, or He . tarts, in gaol long before h ,was of age, and was at- last liberated by the•,humanity of a.gcnileman.i: qp Ce'ared`fhai tie Defendant was not at pres'ent,,lt4le 'to par all his dents, and -therefore, the cohditional prdmiss he had made to the Plaintiff, to pay hitn when was able,' did not zon.: sir - ,:te ar. LorcllilweoN—" This \vas; (ince Made a point. The case, is reported in.BarroWs, and Mr. justice NAREs.was in it. „A man said, I will pay the debt it'll am able.,, An. Mtion was brought, and .Mr.. Ber-. leant- Naives contended that every body vats. able to pay his debt somehow or .other—Qgi-tro, .ha ac iu crwactia luat in cqrpoe. Lord.MAtisrtELD said That - is. very . well, Air—Serjeant N,./.ES,. -some things, but not in the:performance ,of this. The - evidence of Mr. Ward was to me most. satisf • Raory, and undoubtedly puts an, end to this Actioo;" tion, their number p:o belief, for rank 11. _fashion. .It can be . halonly at No. 13,43i-own lov.-_street, near: Gray's-inn, 1-1 - 61 born,. in ,bottl6 at zos. 61. each. • "Lacli'es residing in the Country,. by' ~inc losing" a one:pound note, may have two bottlds sedtlo them, safely packed in box, with' bills of Idireaions to any part of the Kingdom. • - Lord Chesterfield most elegantly, as well. as of In s„Letters- to,. Lady- Mary . • , . • The Des Ot*.the hv ening ingst .cgefully7 shun, " 13eitig - Tears of the Sky for the losS of the Sun !" an,yea d at this trying season of ther, tor a trying • one,tt is, indeed, when a . sultry day is frequently succeeded y a damp and dcwy evening, people . can, not be,too much upon their guard, in carefully avoid . - ing the perilous ordeal, of - . extremes from heat to cold ; nor,. in the "winter,, those . of an. immediate. transition from nipping frost, to fire. The sudden ef, fe6bi ibo..fr.egnently attending both, are of the most awful and alarming kind. ,Andit is, indeed, a hap, py circumstance, that, lien inconsiderate ; giddy, and youth "precipitate themselves into the worst of consequences, from their imprudence and indiscretion, such a'• remedy Is. at 'hand, and purehatTable in ' . any part of the Kingdom; as Dr. 'Brodues Botanical Syrup; - which, 'as well as his Neriotis - Cordial, has been the means of restoring thousands froth, otherwiseine . vitable . drath. Those most precious balsamic . compositions ingre.; diatcd w'ith spyitics, that they contain a treasiire of sallibrityy secret and intrinsic . on - witich:) the Valetudinarian may set .:his fondtst hopes ~of .reaping. a :rich hoard: of• sterling heatith And that exhaustless. too, Avhile Nature can be fur 4. nishedi with a stamina to hold it ; that worn away indeed by the abrasive hand of lime,' the stoutest must: StibMi E to the sidw, but sure etil'aS of wear ani tear : 'but in the interim, and a long interim it may he, we have an excellent Condnaor to the: smooth • and gentle dc(livitY of rj . e. irl - theDo6tOr'S . Treatise, ,called A:Guide to Old Age, and. cur il , c ;C; as Adani says," may be even' as• " a it!sty. *inter, fro'sfy; light Who 'then, in their senses,'would not etri_: brace the 'ways - and ine;l:r. which lead's us,', as it were,' to lay hold of the I ,of Life, and'by'cleav ing to it with d,cterrnincd an ATiletiilti_ ? Who Liked, but these' . who; lost to all regard •for ,What is . most regardful . , " cast a peach' away richer.:than . all Tribe'' ; and, 1i 1 .,:e - the foolish Virgin, i!ease, - I.o.trini that lami or. which i the , sum Of all their happiness delft rd`; The aAs..wer-is unquestioviablY—None. " FA LS E CFIARACTF.RS.` _ Orr Monday evening P ail, -alias Johnson, was brought before Mr.• Fa street, on a Warrant wherein he. stood charged with giving a fillse-charad,:r to.one:..Thowas 1:-Ierbert, a seivant to Mr. De Laya:7 1 at %.'n'ghtsbrid o c - e , . - • Mr., De Layaute, who is the.ll4.4.ster'.of a very respeaable Academy, being in want of a servant a few mouths since, was- applied. to by. the .ahove rneitioiled - Thornai Herbert, saving he could ha v e a charaet et- froth - his old :raster, Mr. rohnSOn, in Eh,- country, but ,whom he el;pectet. in town soon,; in consequence of which, Mr. De Layaute agreed to take him on trial for a week, and in fie days afier was, 'the. PriDner, Pritchard, Called on hhn in a with a livery servani behind, re . preseltiug:hirnseif as the said Mr. Johnson, arid giving" a most 'excellent charaAer to :1-lerbert for, honesty; sobriety, etc. whom he stated had with him 'eleen Years. Layaute _therefore . cOntinui.-Al 'Herbert in his service -for about three: inonth , ;, when he having reason to beiievehe had robbed him to a very.considerable amount, he hadi' hirn.tdken up, and part of - the property being found! in hiS (Herbert's) possession, he .was tried-and con viaed.at the last Old. Bailey Sessions,:and sentenced. to lie, transported. for seven years. On: this. ground, therefoiT, . the. presedt. charge was exhibited against the Prisoner Pritchard:, but . there not being. two Magistrates on 'the. Bench, .he was committed for further examination yesterday evening, when he was brought befote N, BOiiD, Esq. and Sir Wm. PARSONS, and the foregoing circumstances Were, es t.ibli shed on oath. He was convicted (under the late: AA of hirliament)in . the'penalty of Twenty Pounds,' and in default of payment was cornmit'committed.to TOthill.: fields'BrideWell, for the space 'of three months. This is the third time the Prisoner ha's been conviEtedfor• giving false Charafters. He now keeps a Register'. Office in the neighbourhood of Charter-house-square.' A CAUTION TO FAmiLtEs.--,Many thefts might; easily be prevented; and.fewer instances would oc-i cur of decoying Children away for the purpose of stripping them of their clothes, were the linen al ways marked with the name atfull lezgth, instead of initials.---This'may., most m effe4ually be done • With a ComOn pen, as on paper, by using the Or iginal Perthanent Ink, 'which is prepared by, HUNIBi the Chymist; at . No. roB, LOng-Acre, who . is the sole proprietor. Though the hand.:writing be the most certain way of Identifying the prOperty,:, it rendered more secure, by the impossibility - of efliading it; whether on linen, silk, or cotton. 11ST 1: Bank Stock- • . • Navy s per Cent. shut S per Cent.. 1,797, 9,0 Irish ; per Cent. 4 per Cent. COll, ...79g-i3, ; •• 3 per Cent. Re.(1.60:1t • per. Cent. eon. Shut Ditto Strip , • • • ll:ink Long Ann. 18 5-1611 •D..,fto . Siort Ann.', Ditto Selip • MEDICINE ACT. •At the. only Warehouse for •Dr, , 45, St. Paul's Church -yard, a few 'Doors horn Elie; Corner of .Cheapside, j, • THE-followirg MEDICINES are Sold, ...at .the Prices annexed, inclusive of the Stapp ,Duties im posed by this Ad ; but no additional charge has.been nude, upon Dr, JAMES's POWOEit, is 7 co-ntintfed at the original 611. per Packet. It may also be had' at il. 4s. per Dozen ; or the , quantity of a Pozen Packets:in: one Bottle for !tl..zs:. 6d. Duty included; sc.) that the Public are no suit revs. ' 2 • But in order .16 facilitate the, operation, and to lessen the burden_ of this Aid,,whi • chAvailid in it great measure have. prove 4 'tax - upon lia.: . - voicnze, ; all the other. Medicines are sold to.any Persons puruhasing h'alf a Dozen; or inore, free troll - 1111e expence ot.the tanips, Dr. James's Powder 2 6 - 'Cephalic 'Snuff' Analeptic Pals 4 6 Dr. Steers's Parego .- Cattle Po'.vder I 6:: • rie Lozenges . t Dr. Healer's Pals t xi • --Cat - I'omile li,rins 1 9 Dr. Austin's Chalybeat Etsenteol.Coltsfoot 3 a Pills • , 4 0 Essericeofl'eppcjmi x Perry's Bilious Pills o OrniSkitk. 5 Dalby's Carminative .' i q Gla:is!s,lllaAnes;:i. 3 o Tiekva's ..E-thereal.S pi- Scuts Yifls t 6 Ttt - - 3 6 Cr.nit's Drops - a Greenough'eXTinCtures I- I Norton's limps 5 Tolu'Lozenges 1 . t,4 Spilshury's Droßs s o Mr. Spe'riCe'S I)Cnt riff iCe 4. o Spco,diman's Pills, 2 0 Freake's Tinct. of,Bark 3 6 'English 'Coac - •'2 - 9 liitOiarn's,•by ditto • 6 Dr, Soiander's Tea 2. Steer's 0 poxinixfoe 2 6 . lane,', Rheumatic. Convulsionoll a 6 Tincture - ' 6 Also, the Genuine A rTieblisaile, tate! y' imported,' and most at the other - PmpriLitury Medicines ih for Exportation arc supplied wit liout,Stamps, xs befere tins Act. N.. E` 'As'tiiarri Persons, particuLutly.Sotwints and Mes sengers, mistake the 110t1F.c, F.-I , 4IVBERY, ,the Proptic-- , tor, is uncler the ne,:cssity of pointing out; tliat 'it is at the "E.ast,E-nd.otStA'aul's, nesireit to Ciircapide,. and that' it has-a large White Sruccoe4 trout, with Words in- ONI Y 'WA:REHOUSE- -FOR, DR. lAMES's POWDER." S. 0 9 NEAR ASHBURTON, DEVON,-in ,the SOUTH. HAMS,: TO Ll'. SkYLI) •BYTAUCTION, - Cl - 111 1 STIF • Art hi; (kreittßoo.ui, !all, • • On' W E DNESD AY ; °flit at One-o'Clock, A, CA PIT AI; . atid F'aE.EHOLD A.:ESTATE, consisting 'of :the ',very caensirc Mailors of.BROOK, MAYNBIWW; BUCKfASTLEISni,,and BARTON; with , catut Quit Renrs, Fines, Heriot4., TollS of Fairs and Rich s, Royal ties, &c. and antient 'Mansion," OfriZes, Carden, &c. in good repair,.ano.near 4000 acres of arable Up-Land and Water- Meadow, Pasture and, Down Land, Tythe-free, Land Tax redeernec_i.2sc6 are- inelOsild, and dMcied into Ten Farina, and let to re ,, --e* , kilie T,..oants. Also about 60. f lu,resTlcalutal Timber, (;rovp, Wood,. alit! - .Coppice. Land iii The,Estate is. Well •,wr2rec!, ot'the ples_lntAftritiat .Rent of Op.TE THOUSAND s;, V EN lII' siptro POUNDg' CapaNeotsety eerie The E::;tate abiouncis_wkiji plenty of Lime-stone and belit tint! Marble convertible, into Chinmey-piects, Slabs, &-e.- A Water Soalc.-COEn Mill'isdet with the Barton Farm, with a valuable privilege of depasturnig Stock en Dartmoor, ter ming; in the-whole, most coinpal.„iind. titirablx.state; with`g - reat plenty of Githie 'and' Field 'Sport, tile' ..:iatiti 44i4hed:Devpn„sh4e,Arpeoatt y. 4cppnos or, I; sport. ,The hpme groMl:l3 ape,' sttrmundingtiol , nrry toczu tiluily7pitiuresque,=tl :I:qtyres erily works of art to render it a charinink_i - e:;ie.,;nce. SiTtuare bn the great Westerft Road leading from Excaer,to. /Mtant from A sbiirtoiiltitit: , i Thies:, six 'iretik4'etilcss, twl - ..lve from Torbay, rittern troin'Tylirrie.44ll, tWenty-two from Exeter * and the a 341 y, 4 iS; Al; ;11l learn ,Plymou4ll. • .- • The Estate titty vinve4 by ai.ll.lving" to' MY . " llean at Brot;iooue partictila rsstar 'pe'ili;4 pteec,llng, the Sale, of Ale Fruiters of the Exeter t;azcttc, , S hcrbo'rne and Salisbiary Papers, iiatly.Chroilf.,:tc, .5 - F;aivy's-.liri4,tol 11 ,J, 'Mears.orair 4 m6, Lincoln's' Inn,- and at Pall-Idol), ‘O,: re a Plan of the estazt w.,ty 1-)J . } • ' , . . „ • G NOLL cAsTr.r - -EttAl''...:, 'f()NVS . F CONTING ENCY, AND COLLIER ) GLANIORGANSI-1.. TO DE "SOl - 1711 - 'z' ( )`. At his Great - Room, in'Pall-Nlall, • F is I DAy, at (mil .o'clock, Li cr:, Tw o , or 'fbree.T..iiirs, y'a .CA PIT .A VALUAIII.E TkEEI-torn ES'TATE, exicnsive C'Jurrs Coi . arts Baron, Quit Rents, Fine, llcrriot, fatly StocOrLwiti* 4e. _call:4_ C..iJLi. CASTLE, • In a most bes,utifizl and spurting part (If citmotpu Castle forming a most desirable_ Residence, ivith capiral Gar, dens walled and rially.cloatlicd x. with Offices of every de seriptiOn; beautiful„,`PleaSu,re-jqtAthci, seated in an cley . .i.uit Park...-of, : abotit„aoko-.4ltV. 44, e Fa its, N`Alfi s).fitaVii:Milita.:kits , ;;',ll6l tqt-cri1,te.1,::?,3 AZfres of Rich, Arable','lth•kdow, Ta ttlfr ltrl Vioeil-I.ansi, en. tirely ( mpant;-of•ilil•anin,lal „ValmO:cit V 0-31 fOO SANI) ON.E li:(ll4l).Rmaipoi7N.DS.;.• Also, part 'of tlif.•:Tow;i ni h zti.,Cf Agar : ' E VG, Irr DRED POU 1. , 41) • valArtble CblitingeiteY t.beitttat tiabny,ing, Also , a ingst capital Colliery actioming tile cailai a.nd Rivet' ; or t roclu,:ing, Six Tiloirgand Wt. of coats, giving at lealt a nel„prokitide of ()no - Pot:incl.:nd up , ...•aidsver We); , ,.. Or anei rioAtal liigorne of . • SIX I'HOUS AN D PU-LINVS, clear periees ; anti - ~bevuti ul- situation of the : Preinies. -may be .cor,eeired, but ,cahnot Ntith ni ra cfil,s tile Cocntry.; plait ; .resqus,. beastifut,_ aiLd' interesting'..stetie - AtAlie:,'Atiansiusi, Moclern,; and stilted to the - i.utmidut.tc re(!eiition of a t .large 1 . ,arn,71}%, ; ,„ • ..) A P,:rson attentdTt i slicW the ,Estate::, • Plans of the Estate, ;and situation Aar .the NtitTl elevation of the, Castle; 4nay be teen. at Mr. Chri.itiCsi •in who iise... -- npavttred to receive for, £1:d• whole, or auy paro ::ii: l: state, ti)i Private, Contratt, ' -Printed . partiettl-ess may G Cgstie, and'of Printers of ttilie. ;1 ristol -;v - ,:i - f1001.:(3 , ,,netal Art vert:ser ;:S Parley'; joUrilid ; Shre'..rThur) . ., 41 - 14/ /Inkt (Ntroan. ' des; .at the Railol9v: at - i‘i .1. ) :111. Maa; • .; • . - • 1. • , . - • ''' TITHES and.PERPETUA , L ADVOWSON, (..:LAS. • • • .MO RG ANS RIRE. • . ', . TO,BE SOLD Ant ADCTION, By Mr. tit RISTIE, .. -- At his Great ROorp, -in Pallltsfatl, ~ . (in .FRI DAY, 1 ulv 31, at On.; u'Cle,..l:, • ... • - I N 7'W . O L WITS , • - "- - • • LOT I.- -VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, crrn - 4 1 I...:isting of 'the G it LAT TITHES 63 .the very exten sive PART' ii Of CADO x•roN, in the vrcinity of Giccrt,L .CASTLE, TGLAMOIZGANSHIRE; of the 4nnual Vaine-' ... of near - : SEVEN HUNDRED POUNDS. - r- . ' . LOT' If. The PE RP ETUAL - 4-10V.OWSON p.f.thc Iv' I C.A.kAG-E of CADONTON, 'isf'tll6 Abnizfi'l` - Val'ur of -' TWO FLU NDR ED , and FIFTY •POUNDS ; subjea to the-Llie•of the pr6ent•lncur4bent: and the nc-,cf P resentation. _. Partictilars•arc now ready, and tily be had at (.7 . ne)11 . .C:1511r, : -Glanforganshire ; of :the , Printers -of the Liv,,:riicel. G,.11c-.- ral Athrertiser,; :3•., .P a rley's Biii.uol. journal, .I.4unchesTc.r. Shrew&r.u.ry, and - Bat.h.Chronicles i at. theF,ahfLor,. celte C• 7, house, Cornhill ; and in Fall IVlall. FREEHOLD ESTATE, P.F. !GATTI, Silltit•E V. ‘, TO I-3E SOLO Psi ,--,',1c...:T103 , r • By Mt. HARPS - PAILI:,Ii ) ;% At !If.: V'Thitellaii, Reigate, :on - Tue•. , .tlay the , zisl. et - July, r.r. Twelve 0:Clock, in One Lot, AVALUABLE and,. ])esiiabe f l arj.-71101.—.13 , ESTATE, situate about two ntHc*-,lnyclA i.:,..:i:',.., 0:1 • ttic:Brightou 12,ivii, in a be:-rt tiful part of the County of ',•,0 - • . rcy, cons4,:ting of -a Farm House, Barns L'.:iiii));os,:and ir.)th-. houses, att:/..about.Seventv-five Acres . , of hell Arable., 1 , 111,4- ,;. 1 dow, and. Pasture Land, lying Co: w pa:4, and knon by the:- i name . ol M - \‘: 1 .. 1 :md. Farm; 1,-.:t on . Cease (I'vbiel4 expires 'n1 :: 1802) to Mr john Stvrie, at a V&y.bll, , e , Annuil It.:nr of ,431...7' but of, the presue4ed A;inual Vidue of . 12.61. --- - , The. Estate may be viewer , , ,by permiss.ion of the Terrut, and . printedVarticulars had at the Plae , ! of S'ale; Cock, S tit ten - Wheat Sheaf, Tooting; SpreadE , ag;e, E. psc,ol ; Talbot, , C uckfield_; principal_ Inn, aork.ing; at 111e,,scs., Jennings, Shire-lane; and at Air. 'Phillivr.'s,' Arm f;:lna-street. i -' FREE HOI.1) ESTATE, HANTS. . , • TO BE'SOLD BY AucTiorr; B Mr.. HARRY PHILLIPS At the Gearg,e Inn, Otlihatn, on Saturday the, , tsth of jury, at Twelve-o'Clo , :itin OnYLat, A CAMP ACT and .- Lnprovable •FREEI-101.;D" FAR MI, called Reation's sionte at °dill:4n, in a pleasant part of the Connty of Hants, divatit cf9in London, 11 - y -one miles, centairthig qbout.Eiglity-five . Acres ofAra6le - Lend and voling coppice, or' Woodland Ground ; let to Mr.. Leiteltdn Lase,' at a Net Alnittal ReutofSeyentv-ix Pojn - icts.. :L This Fart;., entitled to -' 7aluable kight.,of • Cfmitithn,. on the. Waste and Contrnon,Crdtinde of the Manot of Odlitam: May be viewz..d by leave of the Tenant, and pinitcd•Parti -cuiars had [it the George Inn, Qdihain; Basing stoke.; .ReA Lipn, ; Crown, Reuling; White Guildford; Bush, 'Staines; Red Lion, Egliani; of Messrs . Jennings, Shire-lane, '.:';‘rey,:street ; and. at Mr. Fhillips's, New Bond-stre.A:.. . TO THE LADIES. The happiness of both Sexesis-so conneaed with, the increase of female charms, it is not to be Won dered at that the 'inventive genius shoUld be em ployed to discover - .what may be innocently used to.. assist .Nature, in keeping the tyrant man in a state: of pleasing bondage to :..he softer sex. This.disco- . very is now made;Sand as imposition has been , but too frequently: An-aaised upon the credulous, the , ' Gentleman who is the inventor of the MAGNETI,C CREAM, has consulted the delicacy pf the Sex, by . committ,ing the sale a this curious and elegant pre-. .paration to a Lacly 'of - honour and respectability,'who has authority to return the , money, if this in nocent Liquid does not give to the skin that pecu -.liarfairness, Which, as.well as , bestoWing delicacy, bespeaks health; and throws . an 'animation into the countenance, which shall 'give" - the eve 'the full power - to charm and riscinate. ~14',0r the, band and arm it is prepared in a diiferent form, and.if deliency would permit the .names of those Ladies ito be men; tinned, who have. approved this - innoeent Composi-: ••, :I.t)N 111 N Ysliitett by lit! C fi . A tiAN WA,' I I I.A N, trcct, ; aunt I gblist,to, b-v V; I LI, I A : A ARM; G.A g .5 c I rrs (ot Itrge-teityl•Toudi AVe:;truirister ); Ai tk- ci,ti ()cute w_ No: 11/. Straltd—• where Advirttieverds. Orders for the Paper, Wl' ,tditgr i _&(", .niuht b.e .addresse4, 4.111 P YARMOCTIL,,' JUNE 2?. . '' ArriVEth—the Indtisfry, Flight ; Amy, Quinton ; tlope, Rui.u4r.;, , iiiwertai - Scott, and • New Isiiriry, Teasdell,:froni Lonqon ; c:;:oo4 latent, Di , ..t.le; , Peti,ve,, lointon, and Nezttil C4,,tle, •Plaxton, front Hull, - • . . , Saticiti—tha Chance; , Bakfidd,, for Liverpool ; and Samuel, Price,-.-for London. , , : - , ~ - root.r.„ JUNE 29. Arrived--theAlviina, 1 Lydon, from Cowes ; and :Mary, 13oynes, from Bridport and:Unity, Beckwith.,-Yroin Plymouth. Sailed—the Ann, Archer, for" Hull • Amity, 'King, for Lapwing, Cartridge, •l'or rOrtsmoutiii Stvi,..r,Hci loway, for Southanyton ; Duclr., Caddy, for Weymouth Ann and NYary, Hatchard , Chartes, Holloway , ; Sinedinote ;,-411ary and l liza, Vick; John and ' Sbpnia{ Se‘74r, tor POrtgnoutlf. GRAVE,SEND, ,JUNE 29. Passcd by---the ' .. Vrow ohannes,:.----, from ,Rotterdam Northern lib ,rtes, M'Cavie, from Charle:stown ;' and Han., nibs,: • and ion°, Clalikr from the Streights. - - • • Stated-tire Haeniony, CoitiA for Madeita ; Rose, —,, fur. Bremen; Catharina, Beynderts, and Jacob Hen dricks, forTiaMbro'.' • I3IR IW. On Monday, the Lady - of Edmund Wigley, Esq. M. P. at. it !Sonse, liioulpto►t-grae, of a- Daughter. .~~-~ DIED On Monday last„ , in Lejci:stcr-qtlar9, George I)ashwood; Esq. of Steepic-Aston; in/he - County . of Oxford. On Wedriosday ISt, at .tni 'hots:: in Berners..e.treet, Barton. The same day,' at' Wsreesfersliire, the Lady of the Rev., 'William Digby,• acid sister ty Loru YiscbunrEtlk.-- land. • • , ST OC.'KS, :14.D'it Y. litila Stock . .ENellequer Bills ss, New ditto s. Lottery . Tickets I risk flit to Oinnitnit to 93 Irnpci. , 3 per Cent. Ditto Ann. • • • • • llapk. for Account India for May COnsolsl'or Account 621'62 A SINGULA.II. OCCURRENCE IN THE 1:61;1,0/- . . ) ,,k1):. - C,LL A . GOODLFT . vf ..ear I:4linburgh, was..c.)lievede:,tir::l) , from the Scurvy, lii.;tll her medic's olierecl t0..11 , !r of sevcn.l Practiticnets. AP. • ti-ted. by Mr. Pz.xter, South lir, ; j'.(l4..burgh;...John Raton,- ;. J. e t ; !,, 31;ie.te,.r ; Jarrie • f.:•f:.. -- . 4 1T - d; , Scropieti lous Wounds ;,,.. Ram the.ltri..-->tc!.-! relit 1113'1' : t of II : tudth ct tiv,s, lllr. Crux wc; 1; C. ; _ r enqe.iirer to - th,fkerzt;P - ' ' • • . , solci_at.the No. 3j , Sol so , bOatkS Of ;S, ; F. ra Ah7l -- Pa aril the with tue aci.ticeuu(i.e Arms ; al;;c.s,;1•1 by the naa Vell:121".3 of'Pareeli ;re Town :;r4". Cbuntry.; L i) the liorouzli only. by Curl:, No.. 259, and S! . .aw, No. ;yr •