The Sun. — London, England, 1801-04-10 00:00:00

LITERATURE AND THE ARTS. Mr. Fell's Tour in the altay . hln Republic, dur. ing - the - three last months of the -year, containing an accurate view of its present domestic condition, '.of the effeCis of the War, the change olGovernment, &e.. will °shortly dad to modern travels. . • Mr. Fuzeli, R. A. himself a native of Zurich, and' intimately acquainted with Lavater,..has under. laktiuto write! a: Life of that extraordinary Man, anti-ao.Account of his Writings. . • • Mr. Williatri,Forsyth, Gardener to His Majesty, at Kensington, will speedily publish a 'Treatise on the Culture and Management of Fruietrees, in which a new method;of pruning ..and training- will be fully describitd.. , Mr. Martin Sauer, Secretary to the Expedition,. announces . .for publication, by subscription, under the patronage of Sir Joseph liar.ks; an 4c c ount, of the Geographical anti,Astroboinical Expedition..un. dertaken by. order of'. the late P.`Attiress of Russia,, fOr exploring' the'Coast of the Icy Sea, the. Land of Tshutski, and the Islands between Asia and Ame rica, under the command of Capt,..llillings, between, the years:l7Bs •aud• 1794. It will be printed in quarto, embellished with views, charts,,Sici&C. The celebrated Gramnir of. the Persian - Language, &Wished at : . Calcutta,; 4 intituled, " .1. - he, Persian Moonshee," by Francis Gladwin, Esq. will spec. dily be London.. It will le con.. • tamed in onelnrgevaltime,royal quarto, printed in the new rialick type, and illustrated with plates. . The:Tootinalmeh Tales of a Parrot, in the Persian language, with an English translation ; and The Oriell'tal MiScellany, con s isting - oltranslations and original productions, in Persian and English ; both printed in. the., "falik • type, still shortly make their appearance in:Lowdon: These two works constitute a: rich source of entertainment'. Their great merit consists,' hoWever, in their uti., lity, in their easy mode of conveying a knoWledge of the Persian manners and customs, and enabling the 'reader, by simple and instrudive lessons, to improte himself in the language of the totptry. Mr. Francis Gladwin is also preparing for the PreSs, in one volume, quarto, printed in the Ni slthi CharaCter,,, Dissertations - upon the Rhetoric, Prosody, and Rhyme of the Persians. This work he found 'to contain much judicious cir e „as an analysi . s - of the prijiciples of the Persian language, and is adniirably adapted to polish and complete the knoWledge which may 'be acquired from .the Persian 'Moonshee,,-,and . the preparatory course' affbrded by the Tootiniihnieh, and, the .Ori entai Miscellany , The three Works will form a perfeCl System . of Instruaionfor the acquirement of ' the Persian language. • , . A Translation, by very Competent persons, is undertaken, of Cuvier's estevined Leaures on Comparative- Anatomy. ~, • • - -The Abbe Delille, whose Gardens`atid'GOrgics have been so universally read, intends to translate Milton's' Paradise Last into French. The two volumes of Wieland'i Life of Nristippus and of.bis CotemporaFies in Greece. Lady iuiblislied • at Leipzig . , are reported to be superior to - most of the late productions of that author. Two transla tions into English haxe been undertaken. - ' • Bat:tiger, of Weimai, has published a learned Dissertation on the Costume of the Furies, as in vented by .lEkbylt.w. Several coloured engravings are added; as Well as aceetints afantient Monuments 'representing the, Furies.. . Captain Von " ArchenholT., of Hamburgh, has finished a liistorY of the Reign of Gustavus the - 'not ' of Sweden, in &tam " Oityd of manganese has been discovered in abun. dance.in'the County of Albeniarle, and from the : quip place specimens of liverstone,. a variety of ba. .".tq'ollerite hair been procured: ', In. the .cabinet of natural history' in - the posses. sion,Of M. Grill, at SoderSar.4; in 'Sit/Men, among • many other curiosities, it a temarkable ape, :with out a rail ; this singulat'anitnal was very, fond of eggs, and - knetY how to open and eat them with great 'facility ; could pare a melon, and' would., ihrOw away the.skin - : 'he would inhile the . fumes of t6baceo with delight, iill•heWas lost in a state of ; :he seemed to take pleasure iii , 'ing its hAtOs . Oery time that water 'was brOuibt him; lie would often ca crusts of . hard bread sof. tened in water; he 'Ctiiati as malieion*lowards - those •, whom ,he thotight he had ,frightenek as - he CartiptaiSant towards those wham he suspeeted to be ' stranger than hiniselt .. .; he.was vindiffive to fiti . ex cess, and nevcr forg<it any • injury which: he' r. A very interestinf- work two volumes, falio, . in . by c r . Perofl) now prepari.og at Paris. The first volume will . ..contain 120 frOm 300 4.1 raw i ,=i Igy Vt . Jly. h t the second -a :journal- 'of travels,..&c. This work, of which the last plates sire now in hind; will.(( speedy pnbliibetl; citizen Denoo was one _of the arti,ts who . Accompanied Ilona. parte'! Expedition, ao,Lthe attended the Div i ion of DOaix in -its . maf,ch into I; perp kypt. . _ • . ,The astronomer Cagnoli, of Verona, and Profel stir at MOflena l hp been left nninole3ted duringibe Austrian. inyasto.n, of: the .Cisalpin:: Republic. He has published the eighth yolume of the .. .A.leanoirs of wherein he ltasgi yen some new derails relarivc..to astronomy.. • • In 'the_ _ ,Car;voisfq , :er de Temp for the . year 2i just printeCat ri4, .there" nuiricr . 6l4 ollServa. 'Lions and •calculatinits from - rl4. roost celc:brated._liv ing,astronornor4 and eatalt;:: : 01(s of 2300 Stars jq A volume of ;Additions to this w oii entitlea Nichrteb IV tt6. • Aornie,, h a s apiajeA v okkiqg !ozether:soo.pages. Magaun spcvclopedi'que givqs an 'account • j! .k ) f :a : t i e w wetk, Dir&Or of - the Royal. Ae3 f ititniy . of, iSaples, entitled Iteroovomm" , t will he j., , ,,.:liii k hed nuinlyco; e ngravlrzs fl.;)rn. the . iiinsirati'.e of 110Mer's Jliatl.and , HI a innext..ti to platc. .; ,:; erigra , .'ings* iel'atiVe- to the ftc in ustrau ,, :. o f t h e :. ' 5. 4 f3 (111 ‘ OUT . , F,or At Cut Suw Caussin, of Paris, -is employed on the trans'- lation of a very curious antienr-Arabian MS. treat= ing e for the most part„ on that branch of astrono. my which relates to the lunar course ; it was the work of I. Junis, and was, after many solicitations, procured by the National Institute from the Bata. vian Government. The MS. is i n quarto,. con sisting of +OO pages, and belongs to the City of Leyden. . • - 4 « L A model of the To%Ntyltf,,Xkprsellles is now exhi. biting, at• Paris„ The,el.ogtibn ss extremely exa4, and .fully equals the'bei;utifut collection of models of forti fi ed places belongi ng to Goverhment, and kept at. the Invalids. in this repre s entation of ntrseilles every individual house may be distin guished ; the exad slope' of every roof and. every street is given, a plan of the neighioOurihg hills, &c. C. :Kerondel; the artist of thiS curious work, has added - to the exhibition similar-models 'of the prin. 7 cipal remains of antiquity in the South , of France. 'The Maim carrie, the knphitheatre of Nisnies, and the famous. aqueduct, the' Pont de Gard, are among the number. M. Siever, a Member of the Academy of Sciences ;at Peterskurgh, - a journey :into Siberia; by !eider of Catherine Ir. in order to introduce the . 'Cultivation of the Siberian rhubarb ( Rheum Siberi. ,clim), and 'other plants of the same genus. His O.: a !vels:extended through Russian Mongolia, . the coml _ .. try. of the Kirgis, and the frontiers •of China.— M. Siever is convinced that no person in Europe has yet had in his possession the entire plant of the true rhubarb, but only its dried roots.. All the rhubarb which is found in commerce, is prepared by the Bu.: chases, a tribe which Were subjeded by the Chinese eighty years ago, and who-Inhabit the town of Sinai or Seth-) 1 • in the 'Government of Schepsi, 'between the 3 011: and .both degrees of latitude.. The inha-, bitants dig up the rhubarb roots from the neigh ! bullring mountains, clean ir, cut in pieces, and hang it up to dry in the shade under sheds. This operation lasts a whole year, and the rhubarb-is not / exported till after this. time. The Chinese' never give any seed to the Europeans. The plant does not grow to a great height. Its leaves are round, and set with-small prickles. The same traveller describes the ititient Scythian tombs,, which are found every where from 60 to 4.0- degrees of longitude : One Of - them which he examined, contained a human skeleton, placed east and west ; the skeleton of a horse. laid north and south ; a strait two:.edkd sword an ell anti a half king,. ten iron arrow-head:s„ ,several geld leaves, two wrought golden rings; -several bracelets Ail. fully worked, and a harness- ot silvered copper. . SPORTI.VG INTELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING. WEDNEMAY Subscription Plate of 361: for 2,3, and +-yr olds. Two yr-old Course.—Two-yr:Olds; carrying 7st .—threc-yr-olds, 16st. sib.. and four-yr-olds, Sst, 1216. -Sit - C. Bunbury's lA. c. Sorcerer, 4 yrs old - Mr: Perren's b. c. by John Bull, 1 yrs old 2 Mr. (;oldin's b. c. by Balloon, 4 yrs old - 3 Mr. Adamsts ch. c. Lazarus; 3 yrs old - - 4 Lord Clermont's ch. C. Vetil3tOr, 4 v•rs old dr ..Swecpstakes of 22 , ),gs each, h. it. D. I . Mr. Concannon's Richmond, 7st. 41b. rec. forfeit of Mr. Heathcote's Sy nurrtry, SSt. 91b. and Mr. Cox's Cocoa Tree, 6st. glb.. , • . Mr. Wilson's SOphia, Sst. beat thetkuke of draftbn's Flambeau, 7st. 7lb. R. M. ioogs: h. ft. • Mr. Thomson's Vivaldi, 4 vrs old; 7st: 2lb:beat Mr. Perren's lack Chance, e yrs old, bst. Across the flat, ioogs. At the Taunton Assizel, Came on to be heard a cause, wherein William Oliver, Esc. was Plaintiff; and William Cox; the younger, for Breach of Co venani in three distina instances. The first as signed-was, that-the Defendant had in the last year of his term pitted with. possession of theland in question, to Dr. Parry, of Bath, namely, from Aufg. s, 1799, to Feb. aciq'; and the (ourt confirm. ing. Dr. Oliver's opiniq, that this was a Breaeh within the s construpion of his,l..ease, the. Plaintiff, who was desirous only_ to convince the Defendant ofhis obstinacy, did not further press for a Compen sation, in regard to the n6tual dardages sustained by but was pleased_ to content himself with nomi nal' damages. A Cause of considerable importance -to Mill. Owners was also decided, in which Mr.. Pool, of Road, was Plaintiff, and Mr. Liiiyard, of the same place, was Defendant. , T he Defendant, it appeared, hadylaced an axidi don on his weir,, by winch the Plaintiff's Mill be ing the next above on the same stream, was injured, whichhis Counsel attempted to justify from the evi dence of_an elderly Gentlethan, who called himself an architea, and who stated, that in his opinion the weir in question 14 snnk very considerably. But the Coun4el for the Plaintiff' proving to the satisfac tioilhof the Jury, that the weir was in the same state as it. had ever beep remembered, they' Found verdia for tl,, Plaintiff, THEATRICAL ANrcno re.—Thefollowing whim. sical.cireumstance * lately look place in the Theatre at Market Driyton, in. Shropshire. The dramatic representation was Pizarro, and while the by um to the. Sun was performing in the front of Stage, the painting of the great Peruvian Deity tdole the lights, having been placed too near the tt ,‘lsparency. The Manager performed the - part of the 1 ligh Priest, and the moment after, he sung " Oh ! Power Sa tre,' !" observing, the accident, he exclaimed in agnky : of tw, "The Suse.s oil fire !" However, concludultv 4s that the danger would be immediately remove4,he repta tea " Oh! PaW . e r'Sl;prep - fe I" but percciying no attempt& to extinguish the, tire, he roared Out " Danm'you, put oiet the San !" The luminary ,continut.,l to burn, and the Manager to siv and swear tilt Inv Ntel)ai was entirely 4troyo in his own ii sii'cioOut . ; and the Audience were so much divert4N- what they saw And heqrd through the Scene, that they 104 t all appre hension.for their own safety. 4 ' E.A I qI.I3IIS7';IIT . LOttE.l:l*, Titivry-Tiir.x. DAY. N0.:6,345, as.tirst" draivn, 30,p001. 7,40.1,. a Prize of col. ' Iby P ! ,ticit. , ;ti N t 1.4. A N sj ioi bow,Strpct, t % %pir r xiT•:G.ll ,, NO, r 2, ; where itivertitermenti, Cirderi sty Atirs: S: Ar ri Wooland,,frrix ,Cawes,; . llope.iottes, from .and Trollope, Dotti:ll,, from .t 4 ii'Vdtnioutit ; I lenit', Hay.- frnrn 'Soot ha rnpum Cmalc()rd , .EASter , 1 - tvikw - ker. from l'artstionall ; lirodier4, Iron: I:rtaport.. Sailed Lark, S:parrierefor Portsmouth; l'r 41 " 6:611 ; e . Ihilltp3,• for Siloroli4m., - +. • • V:kl,4lofrril, AZA4.1.:7 1 . Arrived --4be:c 4 l)arlotte.. Fell, Eliza, Gatve , - ' , Voting Richard, liy,itOitr, William , Stoo k* ,. Little Sam, "Lill,- Na t", 134i4. 1 oritlFrifilds.Gootte.:111, Betts, vt.ith Etch. tic North aced Happy Rlum, =Muff:- row, from 1.01,41.11 ; PaLket, Morl4lt, nom Col- cheste,r ; and Hero, frirm - titill. - Anil jt. Arrived--the tater:son, from with,, loss of ancbur ; Nlibsood, Syiohtsm, !rum Lath; from Chatham , ; Comfiter‘ei tisld,.and lames, Airuiren, trom.Ltnxton.• , Sailed-,the Robert and .M.try, Ford, for.Nevtwast. . . .. . . . 'Paseti by—the St: Arthangello, ---:----, from Chaireito*n ; Herctilos,' , —, from. Georgia ;_ liteah.iim, «easftr, awl 131akeuey, —, from I,ispop.N . , IRTII. Di.Motiday List, the L'ailyot G. H. Rose, Esq. Ni. P. of a Son. rAF KIED. Op 'Tuesday, at St. .jantes' Church', John Etq. of Tatertumter,row, to Nfiss,ltobins,'of ltterinshani, in Nor folk. ; The same day, at St. Pancras Church, Mr. Willism Tai lot, uf.Sinaharupton, to N.lia•ElizaUeth Mandell, of So4th anirton-placr, New-road., .I.ondou., _. • On Tucsday, at Solyltull, the . Rev. 'Thomas Dethick, of Bridgitortlii; Shropshire, to N. • View, daughter , o`, Robert l3ree, E s q. of the former plate. • Yesterday, at St. Andrew; 4 i, litilbnm, Mr. Sherwood, of Bank-strcet, Cornhill,"to Mi'ss , Rttsseli, of flvlbo:A. MEP., • •On Sunday Ia F. A Alfred- plwx, Richard Bvsf, Esq. pf,' Chatkint; 13n:wet.. . 1 1_ ~.- - • - 1? IC EoP '. Rit:A ~ . . . . .- • TI--.s . rErtnAy-. . Bank Stoct' 153.; • . - - 'lntii:tStctck ~: •" , Nayi i per Celli. 95 1 0 1 Ditto ll:Hid - S. S. (IRS. . s 11er Cent. ' 117971 93 1 e il EXCrieqUCC BaIS - :s..diS.. I r4Sill pQr , CClntt Stig - ,9} ; t'NVVIIit" ) " . .. 4p.gf c'ent. Con. 7_i l le. . Lottery:Tick - els 3 per Cent. Red. shut t thulium 41! . 3 per Cent. Con. ST i f I miter. 3 per Cent. 5711- I)itto -Scrip Ditto Ann. LI 5•464- .. , Baniz.l.ong Ann. 174 Bank for Account . I)itto Short Ann. 5 i - I stain for ditto • Ditto Scrip' • .- Cons. for MaylSitli. BEST .COALS, • 435, per Chaidron, 13 Sacks, of 39:Bushelsi Inca:in red, undcr. thc•-invtsl.itot.of swpt9 Meters.-- The is..I..4WCZASTI.E COAL COMP NY ind resoeilfully.iutigul the Nobility, Gentry, . and Public, the they have.hvdtherts:at this time. a l a rge - quantity - of 'prime Neweastic(Stok o wfvhich troll), their e.xtetisiyq councetion, and for vrottryt paymer.t, emibic the r . ropfletors to kletker ttxtrv.at,iliesabovc rechtecil:pt t iccs, tti t,oli thir To vn, tree 0 every, ex,pence e:t.cept shgotiniLand rttcugc, and are confident that no Flonse in Town can tender fUni lower, unless attinferirir tittAity is Sitb;titottl-d for the heSt: - 12 4 161 , s F , ..eeiypti by: pot;, or t INC W I SC, at Nh. NAdrti, met-qreet L gaventtisis-bquote ; No. 19s, Pieta:dilly, oppo sire Sackville-street, aturN cr. it, St. 111 - attin's-le:G mild, will be panattatlrexeclited.- • EIC Fir NEW KE DS, . _ HE t. rr LEVANT . CUCUIViIIER, which in 17 9 3 so *highly gratitiett the Curious, is again oh tained front the. East. < For size, very rich tlayotsr, tirmttb, stance, innocent nature, and superlative beauty . , no other can be corn parecl i with it. • 2. NATOLIAN AgPARAG.US, described by Guthrie. vide Geog. Grant. •p. 501, 4th Edit. It gives buds as large as six or tight of the cninmon sort'. , seat. the , taste is exquisite. 3. LARGE .I"L'ALIAN ;BROCOLI, forms a head six or eight inches broad, and. the; lattra br4nches, swell „to heads of I tic Lvornrivm o;ia,. led libir.ror Jaliciuto;„ mut Itw suc cession long.. - 4. N EW SP ANISH , ,LETTUCE, is of tire - Coss kiwi. rows Italia yard hiih, and two feet munch i!t the .sweetest Lettuce known, and appears to be almost all heart. S. MALTA CAULIFLOWER. often pow& to a foot,- or more, broad.. Its delicas4 is as superior as Its size. 6. ANTWERP CELL ER NI, grows three feethigh, and sit or eight inches round, and has the most eiAteef richn e ss of flavour 7. LABRADOR KALE, a delicate. species of Winter Greens. The' Severest weathet Cannot hurt it. It boils as green as the springingTgtasx, and is sweet as Asparagus. S. „AFIg le it,N F.NI.) I V E., a Sallati superior to cvert other in the world ;.,ssvect as a Summer Lettuce, and often as large middling Cabbages. • •• All. sold at Skillis t No. 15, Strand,, new Charing-Crosii. No Credit.. ray Postage. • . To T, TAYLOR, Surgeon, No. 9, New Ilcittge-street, London. • siR, Edinburgh, May 2, ISuQ. t 794. I was atilieteil with a :Vener44tpe.ustiviaint; w.hir,:h I treated with ene.e.Or,tivetTnltin; -but was then obliged apN,y to a tettlar Physician, who put , a tcntporlry stop to the vim idnce 'of: the • :Discatc (by menctiriat 'application:o t'ar Spine litoci, but gM Wl9l¢ l of all ..nu_tip;i;los• anti • ;envier Of tie first qemlernett of the Faculty here, Worse A!ki venrsefOr ir!o yt. , :trs; 1 was reduced to,:: stare • almast un paralleled and beyond *tescription, *jog Arl 411(l'OICeptall from timid to foot.--Mcl;cati ;throat, month, nose, antis, ike. Lve• been- alternately 7n danger of 'beCorning' useless; - FL in short, ave. bid from twenty to thirty' eattttg ulcers on my - sbol,, anti .nearly totally de pri cd. of would be voluminous to partteilla :The- all My - case.----suinte it to say, there never was,,or ever will be, one of a move dangerous; or of t more - compli- Catai nature.. I was Jong lookal , upon hy , my friends, and iniagincti 'myself; beyond all ltopes Dt recovAry; and. in. tlcerf, in. my then Condition, death Was preferable to ttty more than miserable state. In thi:ifdrescifill 'situation did • I drag a most miserable existence, till Divine Providclice threw in my way a , Newspaper COlltaiiiing the case vi a Dar; 11. of I'l - yirtoutla---:nty fuends read-it I could nil.—l sent and procured some" of- your LE which, by using front time ;o tithe, am new, and lia long Veep, (after - more than four }ears indescribable al stress in as good a state elf health as c'.;r rllnjtryetii- as a wool of this, I hada tine, thri wing, healthy child, burn •to me a.fewv mbritlis gratitude to (;od, and in hope's of rtAiderilig ni)' fellow-cresture bervi - e, I rctitteit yon to jlttbliSh tbiN .:;t y0:4,404,.at tune tet - ‘1 persons mho wish•to be sad'. he'd of the truth of this, or 'further .. parti culars 4, w me nr my - friends, by latecor piry , :t. • As few cases tor bAchiess Ayill ever equal :n,;uc, and none exceed it, I have flout c)CperiCnie eVeiV reasi4i to mankind, that in your LEAKE's . PI ELS 'they will lind'a sure, speedy, sate, and • radical cuTe-i-for itrar•inosl...die a d.. tsil stage . of , ; he Venereal Discasr,. witich is called a CON- F1101P:n I:IjES. -. jr. o I iburinountable fithily- reasons prevent making my name and address . public ; , lint .-ctertitabk's-.Pcrselks -JvaLl.r wApting illtiaination may Aso be referred In ll le and .my friends by M ts..S. Clark, Range)-Carilens, tilluhuigh. ' P nianAl and Sold ,by .the Sole I' fupriclor T. TAYLO R, 11Ieuilier of the Roy:a Coliey,..c of I Surieens in London, at his lipase, •No. 9, Nett litktelstit'ef;.• ' Where he wilLgive Advice without a fee, Iv l'Aer4etts ;t:1):: int; dick' Pills, and' will ansmer , putients hitters, it pot., paid, On the same terms, observing m all .easez. -the mast iolitble• seeregy„--no iier WM'S ',.liatat -or .east having barn mentioned,, but at their own particular rcßue.st, .b% 11143'4o; prietor, during the cour s e at more than thirty-six :years, that he )lit had lbo conduct" 01 . -24 , CXteasiVe title , of the abONI! M,s4l'f,:ibc,l a nd the practice •,afiiirtg, thereficeiv. n n They o,s, A . l4o'sold: by his ,kttpoinirtient, I; )r .th: =i.e.. nicti- of, I t iTS V . iVing ,at a lilitaftte, - *ay Mr. Watson, South brit c, . , ,mburgh; Mr. Mcnuirs, rtintzt, .I;las rove, t9',;* ipn also' Mr. T:' refers -fin - Avis , adcireisi; at 4ite Perfumers, N0.'35, St:: Allmes-strest,-Tall-mall ; Mr. Rol - tertson!s Toy'-shop, .No. to;, Oxfortt-s::: ; Mr. 1)1 , .. 7 - h , ,icingh i s, No; 7, Eish.ftrrel-in;l, nearly tivposite lite Nln_ nument ; Mr. Steel's, ;13ook=ller Nti o. I, , rtion -mw,_Carle Tower-hill; Mr. CalheeiPs, Du blin ; rind bsc y: one perrtiu every considerable tovin iu Prcat-ltitain ,i','. 1 rilanti„ in Boxes of 'wily's 3 . - 9d. eseh,,sealed ,up Witt. titll and p l ai n dire4tiunl, where4v persons - of either Sex tttay cure pawn* .Ives ‘vltil vase anlt becrecy. . . ~ - , - •• . t . ; RI I'41)1 A"1 1. LZAM ArltNlAtr.n SCK r Prs (of H.)! fen c4.oicster. tur the /taper, Latirt for the E6i&r, tritlaq), aluit Le addrtocd. ESTATES AND. TIMREII- 4 ,1i4 FIE:ITS TO. BE_ soLoix:: ;~r..Rxl~'r.,. . n.F rt i l i alt,thr).th ar., the_RaitlbmACottte-,4-.o%sse, i n Cornhill; Lobtiott, ut.cl9s: ) . l'kineteen EIGI-ITFREEI-101,}3 N:VOODS . - near TRINE, 4 containing .upwards of laity Acres, known by the' II:1111%n of Litgo,l,;.it:Pl,l 3 , S:rx Park: qq(kS,.vriAk Span};, Darnell's Coppice, bills Cupp;c-.., and Bates' Wood, watt the thrifty Si4.K. of WMI) thcrcou. - - • - Also 20v Oal TNes, 17.75, rwc Beech . ' Ticcs. it Asp and 2. hint Treds; 'BM hainsn4-ntarkitcf 10k.: no t• sfar.:•ng • in CI tl V tin' ‘1 . '04:)D,. a Lllstamzi 'rif: 7 ;3l;: ; : A R roaki s beloW. Wring -cid-wittlisi a the Grand jet i; . tion Thoroas.LptiFt, at grett,j443lllPsic.43,Mr..t 1. , an4l Crown, at TringT ar.ti . ton Cliuten, Wilt; dite,:t.:)ersons ral Woods anA Tjuttier ; ;inkt or wlih - n t:itAi, way be 14.1 also at the Geu;gc, bhata ; Red , fligh-Wy,-,(?nabe.; at the • ut Nlr.= Rain, iTharlotte-street l AN•hia - o:Pil is or • the Eitates zrwy b seen. , N` BOAR and C ASTI/F., OXFORD.STkEtT, With lintne.hate Possssion. To bc PEIt.EAIPTOtt.t St!LD by AtiCr!ON', - Br Mr. R F., On Friday the 17th inst. at the It.: 'Aux Cotret-Ifousz, in Curahill, at r‘vciv::'cp'Ch;ck, . _A.VERY .V.ALUABLE HOUSEI-10i,D E 54.2 T-ATE,- forty'-elght Feet Six Itiches iu Ftoi:t .;hq• ‘vtioic'ot . hits 7 h,N.;il very rec,otlv . rzbaitt ,at a- heavr atel welt Sl4i be l ; tglsl4l.;t•tg . or thuoki-establit-;hei: arta • - THE '.l4.)Ait AND With a very phAtt.ttive : LlQUOß large- acid small S:trir.e;-rtx , :ll3, :tad t‘t• - thtytkht ::eitcrcun'oer6 Smbilog for turfy-oaciit):scs, six p o4c t u o v , w , e . : ~, „•o,l 3lly ,Beslcti.L.in.)c r s tivcr.the iattij: fur ServatitsWgotlei - s, whute Neld Le4se, Ferzy Of.pitich are t te:4littt.i, at tr,..! tree tree..ivrr• Kau of vzoi.. • Toby viewed till. the Sale. P.rinte, - .l ratticutars may . : be - had e. 4 Prernises; thz -RAnbow. Charlott-street, ISluotnitlury.. I tO.USI'..s 414 LAND. at'AIAIVMZRS.NtIT -.And oCepital STAPLES, GARDEN, &c. itt STAINES-LtetnuE. 'TO 13E.SOLD - E Mr. IkAINF., On Friday the . . 17th Instant, .at the Kilinixt - ;Iv Co6 . e'..iinnse; Corabill, I,9ts ; • H E F.,.- FOL't :17 1 7 1,S s ot:4 COP' fIULD ' ESTATE, equal. is 'value• td ritFri(3 LI), b e i ng h e ld At a small Fine connoting of a..1.4)-UE ant Slt()P, zo feet iri front, in, the PRO A.t) iv.a.'R. - r of HAM 'NI.ERS.I-31T.H, as belt! by Mr .• liartigy,. draper, as Tenant at Will, at a Low Rent. Ail.? a BRICK. COTTAGE, standing in Four Acres of cich C„' inieu-ground, between the tour-paiie*to9 . so4 the liganiewnith and the Acton Roads, at Stareli:Green, as held by Mr. William Newman; Market-gardener, .as Tenant at,Lyill , at A rucxla4tc. Rent. .Liketiatise.. \the. Jr:_legaut, New-cNski l ia• S'fAb LES, COACII-ITOUSES, Yard, and Kitchen-iiitden, as a nd r4ispd by. -Jobb Graham. in Surrey, held by tease (twenty-nix years unexpired at Chtistnias•last;,..at only 51. per annual. .1 ,tern • -SAT; lames Deer, on the.last-incntioned fre f ni se s, will spew the. same; of whom, as \wit s 3 MU. )linta Particutzs may. be had ; also at the Rkitlbyw,c. 4 4 , t 4 kon ,c 4 , and of Mr. Rabic, Charlotte- weer, 11 teenrStrary. 'CAPITAL HOU SE , . tits: PORTMAV_squAI/E. Tia BE tOLD tIY.:AUCTIC)SI ..• _By Mr. ItAINz", . in Unmhill ,- at Twelve oTiot,k On Friday the L7tti Instant, at the Ralilbow Cojte:tiouse, 3 A LEASEHOLD ESTATE, oil w fiich is sub_ stnnenilly:ereeled in EX C.EI.L EN T 110118 E, ex trenikly. well finished; and 4a leilt in front, being No. 13, ost the East Side of GLOUCESTER-PLACE, PORTMAN-SQUARE; containing every Convenience rquisite for a Furnily of the first Distinttion, and - now in - the mast perre:.l condition. The detached Offices consist or Stabling for SLVCII IiDT&CS. two Coach-houses. Coachoun and Groom's Chambe:s,, Lofts, Laundry, o&v. su. TbC wltole 14,c in thc 1./33C:3444)u of a Lady of Fashion. The Elcrint and Ippropriate U NlTti R E (malty . Am) May or may not be catch, at a fair Valuati on, of the Purchaser. a t' the -optio a To be viewed by Tickets only, which may be had . or 21r. cjiarkotte. Street,. 1 310 0111SbUry, as well as pTiOtixt Particulars; whichmay be had also at the ItainnoW Cottie hottse. . `Further Instances bf the t llkadYtif WEI.CI - I's F PILLS. • - AMEDICINE IQng known for its very tineorn min virtues in rernoving otiittuaibni 'atid Othetaisor ders-more especially incidental •tiftlte younger part of the male sex ; also .what is commonly called • the C-;recil Sick ness, which is' denoted by a) or pallid countenance ; these pills, however, altertivrt appearance, as well as Cret4tC aft dppttate; COrreat tactdigestion, renulfp gld4itauss, anclare oedistinguished excellence in windy d1514r4K4. - 40: 1 4rad-itchs t PailV itt.zhe slornach,:ithottness. of breath, u Pal Pi-tatintr 6f the,ticart. WU; Of their extraordinary - efficacy, the , folowing- are ,niceut idstapcnb. • - . . • To Lfii. KE.AILEY; Ficet.streer, 1.0ralon: - •htad i , • • Thorp, 114SC)it - 1 '4: 14 ." t 4. 00;, Hearing of the 'good effed y W oor erzlq C115C5,..44 gag t ii ig w y n}tttyorpir woOilipn saws puri A irotittie. «ge et nineteen, who had berm fgf szvetal Y4 144. . 4 with - kil4he symptoms these Pills arit.46aitr. 4 1•114'S her twb • boxes as a trial, have been of srvice t 0 _nee, though her coutplaints arc • ido onstn'''"ate inosed,w)itliout taking.sevcral .110(C. .144145,400 4 444 .04 ; 41 *. gt)Od as to give then td the poor, t 1)4 ti?ltony,p4tt ( s.i ia ° , u u t :ti g i g t. vb- h 7ol a t4i n l p o lo h 4 r er N l V' i r n lClt g 4 i t ',: i l n :in:Li c t t he l:e t .6 ri r " : l l l:t e i k t i i es ul sV iiiii oa . c . 11 you have the goodness tosend the bei4c.s by the lie•lngt ..!° 4 wilt g reat Iy ob lige, ',y our hturnblekrv4lll, M. W. Lr.AKE , Mattatit, • t);lttkb!* 4 4: 4 t7ltedu tiz t Lefit illcu i lii )l be ayt t N i.n c:ryL e cl i .I° ,4":• tc :c.i ttrill YULL: l 7 7 e; r 4 P ria Tills, which, ;ftcr being kfilielett stx inouth:>, 0n441kg . 4)130 threchoxcs, - alit pettedly ree.tor.zd to u.y hea trariti'sin'tes. • . Wituesszty hand, OA Puke-st tett ; 16100111SbIlf 'Feb. 23, I•Z>4 i• „ • • • Madarn, . I have for upwards of Ihree years 1)1:::n so .this} t witb; pain inint heal atnishortness , t h tr I CVU•id, 4,4 1 10 go-up, or clown suit; %VithAtt !'sir win's andlrave• taken a great runny L.::: all to r.O rut. posc. lras ;. th" l4l °'; tawnier As most young ivoineu ar: at.ou: ; ani eel is claire, and my fellow-ser'vant IT . q.t . ; W your 14triae,a 1.1740's p0i..b.,m;41 4 •134:x.; A na grent thcui ; but betrcg ill sq fkujg,..4 Es not in our povver to purchaw NVe ate lIONV into tlic•r*ne•WaY•ive wae before, ;Ina Zan 4 ,,7aic1 Ls; tO IPIr. our place's ; therefore, 1 1 1v.‘: at goodness to thin)‹. our COC ottlly.'y9o capableofiloing but littlefin 6tlr it :will CNC!' Lliowlvtiged 4y vourynout gratefu: ktfi L. F. find .11E?.0 I;,g4T . Wc lira-... Kr. 'May's; Ea. z B Pttstrliipkt. We thitor.At bOkor•two of your valitritol:OVcioles te.44li quitc.cure us, by the viuty,we foittl4lli P; - ' 2 br'L i-e4tate Vilis (with d re,ttiot:s), are sold wlit!let..!:: .I(earsiey, - FieFt-)Eft.%:li 1, -;""dt> 11. : . 0 17 ‘;eY . i‘Pa CO.. .B 4 w urcl-yard, ;i• . v1).11 i t 10..4i; St. Paul's Ct!Lirph.yahl.-: v an.t'u,.4 , ;l,t N ,9*; t l : !?' ° !S" I fortt.:trect : alst retail by'„&idd:ny, xi - Z.4\1,41'8a ; 41:4 Cliati:l4-cross, Str,incis; LAT* . Turtre,.Stristid.; Wewiuryl•the , coiner , cat . N A 4 a ; ; wad,, 01.'. :14on4thez d ; Boitou-(netrfuti), front lif• •A‘..y:ll .lAeluittic . ; Xiktlft No. ;69. Komugh ; . - . and opp9sitc Holborn. t As.tig:bur6t testitslu:ly'ut tout 4,413 till of di f e,. ,- ton.; is signed with the it4ilV,:of , ; °mow .whareby can ot beirnpoied o:1, the stamp , is primed by Ferp;,:sts ,ll 9t 414 MajeSt) a ilan.. Commissioners of S: amps, trr-s C. ' No. 46, • • Pt,E ETPSTIVE kT. ' None others . are genuine. ' 0