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ENGLISH PEIVSIO:,'S. (Pm:laz l ,l from S4tiirclait ) . . AndreWs, Cafnarine ' Bradshqw,Laorrenci! too 0 6 (110 w Note) 160 . o o •Bricishaw, Atigtist.Us - Mag- • r Hill l OO * oaten ,' rso o miss, Jonathan. ts,a o d Arnold, Mati , aret • . so° 0 o 'Burdett, Sir Charles_ 200 o Burwell, Mary (new, PoWlby, Lady. , Ma , y 1,66 o Ledv Mary Chur- BaaWiS,Mercy. ,roo oel thin)- • .20 0 0 0 Citwti:orne, lOseph / 00 0 0 Br:tile/101s Robert- .13J o 0 Clarke, Halley , o d Brudenh-r;h, D o r. 40 c 0 Cockburne, Dame • B aT i o w, g o phi a So 0 o Augusta Ann 600 o Barlow, Maria , 50 o n Chambers, Frances 121•18 0 33:L.-low, Louisa so o o Deltv34 Edwazd .• Bart.riW. Catharir.e Hussey - o 0 (Wow Mrs. Thist- Dodd;. John Ise, lethwayre) . so o o • Durant, William s 4 x 22 v uck worth, • ohn tar • 0 0 DavieS, Henry . 0 Brudenell, Augusta. 1;r o o Davieg, Esther 40 o o Blake, Rohert rz,s 0 0 Faddy, Peter se -0 o B:shopp, Col. T. 0 0 Fielding, Mary so 0 o L' lclrras, Saul of .303 o - FP l ' 9 el) LttcY 2O 0 Cnaroberlaync,l3etty Finch)*Ann - 50 o 0.• Clerk. . 66 13 4 Faivkenen; Eliz. zoo . o Chamberlavne, C. 66 13 4 C;oldie t Sophia roo. o 0 Cowp - n-, Spencer, Goiter, 'countess, Representatives of, 1 1 / 4 1arch: of Stafford 300- o for the:Life ,of his Green, John 200 - q a Daught:::r Jane . • Cpnn, Ann - - as,. 0 a Cowper - 230 o Guy, john -16 c) re 0 • Soo 0 0 Hay, 1± lizabeth . 25- 07, Coltbrcioke, Dtme jarrleS., -leo 0 6, Miry • - 40 6 0 0 leans; Rev... Tho. '2OO coo Clarke, Frances 100 o 0 Kelly,,- - Elizabeth .reo o 0. Cothett, Major. M. 250 o o - So 0 0 Giver, Mary A 0 0 0 Kilsha . t v,Rey..Rich. repo 0.0 Dent,- .. Catharine Lind; Maria Henriet. 30 0 0 • (Widow) • 8 0 0 0 Lind, .Mary .. so 0 0 Dent, C..(SPinSter) 30 0 0 Lloyd, Ann (Spin St.) co rcnt, Sophia 30 0 o Lennox, - Alexander - leo 0 - 0 - Dait, Caroline 30 0 0 Lake, Ann - 5 0 •o Dent, Cotton 30 .00 Lux - rnore,Hertry • roo• o 0 'Duttrm, Patentia r3l 0 0 Lind„Lmtitia co 0 Dirrimore, Countess- • Mayor, John ;650 o 0 - 400 0 0 Itiaster, Mary 50 0 0 Bihar, Robert, in Joon . as 0 o trust for Eleanor • Morrisod, Mary, 303 •o. o tden, now 'Lady Roderick 18,18 e .Auckland - .795 . Mein, jOhit'.. 2.66: o 0 FottfeaeYs 40..0, o. itlaclea.n, COI. Ailen Yanquier, krancis 300 0 , 0 trust 1.01 - Mr's. • Falkland, Lind, and . Ilawkins's Child. o o . .1 1 1 1 1. Law,or tither CA.:Z.6OIIC 2-; 00' of .taciri • - - intrust NicoLacl , -.:s,S iephatuas So 0.0, in . , 4 Dztt titers. 01 " . •IY) . :1 , 4lora 10 0 0 . 0 of the latt.CalOnel I br,.11, 8o o 0 Carey . 400 aO. Pierard, frapeis ro, 0 Fanoett, Susannah, • i'LLltir, Jo.•;r•Ph -t 1 2* 00" during the Lives of - • • •sR ieinnond, Robert r 0 0 Jler two' aughters46o 0 0 Rainus t Zoo .. Fraser; William' - tee- o ROO; pWrl, •• 30 0 0 k • .7.--.40• a 6 goell.e., Elizabeth ',so • .2. 0 Gardener, Criarlotte 6; 0,10 IKLiti, George , 200 .o ".'fart' . /e0 * William 2:0 ;0 0 Howardi . Laily Mary Isis - a o ttlary . Ann 100 0 0 HoWard, 0 . 0 ..Strantibewer,:Ricl4. - -ttra o o J•lo , ps; Henry 200 :;111tr gt, '2; 0. 0 :›iatilage,:,:neTotlat.sa • 20 0 0 'do o o 1 / a rit.Te, Aim 21 0 p Veoner„ 0 0 . .„„ M. rq p • . t ;Olin 3,4!) o o -11df.' - tate, 'Miry . 0 0 ‘9'..1....3rin; 'Elizabeth to 0 o leakinson, • ' Wince:opal, 'Caleb zoo o o• ,Corn wall) 2.0 o lan; thinnas 2:30 0 o r boo 0 0 ityphititE.en,'C.el4-' I. • walkins; - .l4na 1 50 o 0 :393 o o Alrl'is-ijuuse at , Ha- Xnox, Li titia 64.) 9 o 1107 C-r• •••• IS 3 1 - Tentietta "'- ,' 0 0 Gibson, George too 9,0 e o • ii*Yns • Crwnt , ris 50 o ''aye, Ann , 1/0 -g. o- WBarn 19, - 4 6 ‘leuren, Stis - an.cte 393 o Wi/Ilath Ao 0 0 Nlirlciletot`r, rjs O - Lady Mary 24 o o Onslc.w. Arthur, in BUltcy, John ioCr - o o • !rest, ,fOr So , 14 • George, Walton, Cainerer, Dou l tald 0 0 •and-A.-.Onslow 3eie Dalton, o o O'Hara, jeinima ice a o Duval) •r - 3 , 50 0,. • gtiltini, Catherine tiao 0 o Davies, Jinn: • - 10 0 0 eyton, Str"YClVer. • • Evelyn, Ai . agiSra(riow ton. ' ? . Mrs. (.: thins}. .4tz o o TOrien, Mary - 306 e o Egerton, tirlaril - Mar. • Pownall,.M.;ry • 6c4 O' a - garet - 37% ro 0 . rafiner, W. Finch, Egerton, Mar • 131 io 0 • in trust foi the • - Gritr4ll - , jc.kin .col 0 o Hon. He • Blydget' Ditto " -•:• • -Ica o o Bvng ,- • tr. o 6 Hobleker, Dorothy.' 1. (110,iy Mrs. Munro) UT 1 : 3,n '• lkfartha arrtfEliZ. 5 o o ,oris, foTI . O - 42 is o Renard, Louis Peter 400 6 Hutchinson, Thos. 39 a 0 Rocllford, g A rl of. to.. 0 o .39 0 o Schot;, George Soo trndtpn, PhiljiPp2t • wria,,couisa • • . rrow Laity is it) 31 to 0 and Re4e • • - bo 0o • Ir by, A. G. Z. (now,. :hr.w, James 15e 0 o Lady Walsi4ghani)37z 10 •Skiimer, flester Ice a o TaekSo . /1; Vine 0.0 • Jahn 100 0 0 Loire, Richard - 3 0 0 Serle, Ambrose (for Lutlby,TEetward, for, 31 yeirs, from the tawardand ..51.11 of July 1776 1 39 . ; 0 o Godfray, i)i. earn 20 0 o Ditto - .131 14 c Maitland, Hol:ol;ril iwanton, Emma acv o 0 • ble Ale /C an 't - I .:r 209 o Sussex, Lord, Reps. • Muller, Chri - . - ,i - phe'r 25 4 o of, and Rt. B::r- 'Metall, William 27 0 o ton, in Trust for Newton, Sarah 5o 0,0 Mrs. Duren Soo o 0 2;*elijlre,.Catharine 372 to St joh.:, Henry 13t_ o o Ni4.llo4ay„.Ch,rist. 4 . 3 to o Thomas Gertrude ioo 0 0 Paschall, Ann Vernon, Charles 303 o o . .z.kbetti 21 a 0 Walters, Margaret aoo '0 o Rainus, Charles 2il to T. Wettestein, Like, • Ruston, Henry Sz • 1 4 6 in trust for Sir L. Rushton, prop 1 9. 9 6 Sehaub's Daugh- Ritso, George so o o ters aoa o o Ditto - zoo o o Wilt s, J Imes. 150 0 o Scott, William 475 0 Williams Charles 263 - a o Short, Edward 33 o o Yates; 250 0 o Street, Anthony 3K o 0 Bunion, Elizabeth 33 is o Schawer, John 39 a * Freem-ntle, Maria, 45 o o Scott, Henrietta 12. 12 o Fatidett,'Gen. S,ir W 57 to o Thomas, Chas. Holt, Jane - 33 15 0 sou -13 . r 10 4c. 0 o Viney, Walter 42 15 o Alt; CL'unstina •sa -0 o, White, Peggy. - zl2 6 Al:, i-lenrietta so 0 0 William 300 0 o Alt, J 1 rib - so o 0• -Ditto ' 1' o Audiex, Lord s, o 0 0 Ditto - So o o BliSs, Joseph • 40 0 . Watson, Elizabeth 20 0 o Brougincin, Bryan roo o o Ward, Robert 9s 0 0 Bradshaw. Eli z. • .eci 0 o jun:. 2.1, 1786, Piersln, Frances - - pitto, Pierson, Mary - - - • pato, Diana Ann - July 2, ' r 78.8,. Poi - 150111ov Sarah Dec. 17.:2,, Poole, 'sir Ferdinand() Mar . .. 4 480 i, Peit..:• , .;n, Rev. ThCmas - Miiren 4;17'8 . 3: 111,n...,1.•:.r. Frecleville Feb. g, 1785, Frederick Adolphus Ba-. rot de • . - - - june Fi ..'o Louisa • . it.C.iinson, Catherine. Gertrude April zi, 1744, Rliers, lamas : •„: D'N.7. 24, 1731., Rowe . , Sukey • - 17, 1797; i.os4 James Tyrrell 7, Sczrsdale,.Lord , ,• , . - taly 4, r . 793, Sundius, Christopner ept. ;li, 1793, Sneyd; Jeremy . Ditto, Siu.tyr, - • • - tan. -0,1794, Sutton, Captain Evelyn . - • lay zr; 1793, Starbuck, Saimaa, his Wife April 17,. ing, Sutton, Thomas. ,Manners, George pawning, and Matthew Beichfroft, Esqrs. intrust-for Mary Ann - lierries. 300 o 0 ' Ditto, Dirtc, in'trest tor Isabella Maria Herries, 'so 0 o Ditto, Ditto, in trust for Cathurine I,lprrieS !so. 0 • -0 Ditto; Uitto, intrust for 1 •lia Mairy Herries' iso 0 o oa. ,6, 180 a, Swinburn, Mary - - 6o is 0 M.rch 14, !Sol, SPiegel, Van de Digna Johanna soo o o Mat 4,130 i,, Sint t, Ann - so o y e ti. Villiers, Right Fir 4- John and Wil- liarn Gartlishore, in trust for'Lady Louisa Pa- get - - 300 0 0 Sept. 2 5. 479 I', Webster, ,his Wife, and the 9,:rvlvur jury 2, vO, Wooticock v Eldbo . r : ough„in.ttust far • 'Lady Margaret kordys;::, Rvresentatives of 27 .to O. 27 To 27 lo So 0 sci 670 ,o 0 130 o 300 0 0 265 • 0 0 250 0 .0 6Do O o 44 6 0 0 270 o o 250 .0 0 Izoo o o 100 0 334' 0 0 330 ,0 0 zio q . 0 _MO 0 0 65 o 0 Ijo 0 0 A;g. az, z 798, Wo/Ditorl4 Sir7alph,, , llarocict , 2ce o o Sept. 4; 1.79, Mary - roe, • o Sept. y, 1759, • IVrightsom: John, and the. Repro-. sentatives. of Thornis Gillbons,, in trust tiar Dame M. Perriot . - . 60 o e Nov. 3, 1 79 0,. Willis, Thathis Clerk - 400 C pa. 9. 1793, 'Walters, 14 a rgaret • .; • 4 , 4 3 a tr 93, 'Walpole; Non.. Thomas , 500 Ditto, WhiLebord, Caleb • - 200 0 0 July 27, 1794, Walsini,hani, -Lord, in trust• for Geor4e ami Thomas de Gray, and the.:Survivr 1240 o Dec.. .t I, 1795, .IVtildola,'Df..jarnes - 250 o 0 81: . PATENT.. ` 2 - sept. , ri'!, le, $1 ,ert 4. • . I eoo O .4ar:ll. 21, ,74 5 ;1t p:(314,147,W4Lg1it Honourable' • Sylvester (eol:Orti t lfi*siOn) . - 600 0• 0 Ditto, - of himself and fredericA ; • Sylvester North ougtas, and the Survivor of them - • - - '6oo o o Dec. tz, 17E9,. Fraser, William. - 1,200 0 0 T o i l e. Ir, 179 c, }l..unilron, Sir Charles • . 200 o p Dec. to, 1790, Krix, - 6co .o 0 Nov. 2t5, Maurice 350 o 0 April t7S2, John • ... / ,, 00 o 0 Tan, 5; r 760, Sutton, Sir?,i,:hard (Baronet) •2- 5 14 • 0 0 May g, 2789, .St. Albans, Duke of (from the th February 1',757 . t0-Oclober to,:ac3) 1.,000 0 March 14, 1800, Skinner, Sir John , • 2,0c0 o o Sept. t 7543, Watson, Brook,' in • trust for , Wife ' : • . '• - JO-- 0 An Willis , i ofin 'AI D - 7Z'7 o 't R„-. ranci , s • tENAONS TO THE LATE FOREIGN MINISTERS. Feb. 2, 1776, William MoneY,fOr Services per - form ci in Forzigii Pares ' - - tee 0 0 Dec. 26, 177;, lohif Osborn, lete Envoy)•lttra; ordinary to Dresden ,- . . - ~. 800 o c Nov. 21, 177(5 . S;r Robert Gunnink , late ditto, and Pleat p , ..,rciu ilry to Fetersnurgh ' - f,')oo a 9 July 9, 1779, Vora: e St. Pat/J., late Envoy E: , -:.- traordinary to ~ locr,•; holm - - 60 0 o ' Dec. 24, 17E1, jo; pi, f ry, Charge d'AlLircs at Biusseis . 2:o 0 0 M4' ;a9, 1782, genjarnin Langlois,•Seeretary of Ern'oqssy at Vienna i••• . - . 875 0 0 Aug. 27,•1784, lohn.ll , lilliqurt, Chatte d'Affaires at Dresden - :, _ . 250 0 0 Nov. 24, /785, George Cooke,. Consul; General . 41 Torii - '- i- 248 o o II Jan, -27, 11..86, Nathaniel-Davison, Ditto,,Algiers 360 0 0 F6.•15, 1787, Le..viS Dutens, Charge d'Alttires at Torus .. . -. - - 300 0 0 July 15, I7Bri, Sir johnitepriey, Envoy Extra . ordinary at Bedin. . ~ ,-. . - .Bco 0 a May /7, 1793,' Lord Torrington, MiniSter Pleni potentiary at brussels - - - - ' 1,634 a •,0 Jane '25, Thatlea . 'Keene, Charge d'Aillires at _ t ,. StoLkliolni" - - - .250 0 0 Dec. 'B, 1774. Sir R-Iph Woodford, envoy Ek , .taordinary ar,C.openna" r gert . - - . 800 o o May. 30, 179-V CbageS : Logie, Consul General at Algiers - .A. , y , 4 • . , •'" , 0 0 0 ; To continue.until'orlierAise provided for in . His Majesty's Service, Cr until deterinin:d by. Warrant front His Ma..: • i : 3 Ta•% z S '. , 1797, Lord Malmeabury, late Ambas sador .Extraordiaary to the 6' tates - General of the • • United Provinces - • • ;3co o o Pane 26, 1797, • Thomas Walpole; late Envoy ' Eatraordinary to the Eiedor Palatine . - Soo o o i'eb• 7, r79S, Major General G:.rdnier, late 1-)lenipoteraiary'to the .Coull of Warsaw €ea o o Oct. 23, • Francis James fackson, Late Secretary • of-Ernoas.ly .ancrMinibter Plenipotentiary to S 2ain, and nominated Ambassador to the 'Q tto mart.Porte - r,too o o .Aprri. 3, 1799, Charles Henry Eraser, late Re solene with the Hans 1 - (i)vns - goo 0 0 Dec. john Coleman; Esq. late Charge • d'Atlaires.at:lfamburgh 6 flo o o May 9, 0.03„ Right Hon. John Trevor, late Envoy , Ext rsordirtary and Minister Pieniporintiary at Coult of Turin - - 1,20* o o Jan. 20, vlor Lord Malley, late Efvoy Etra. ordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to the Court of Vienna - 2,*00 0 o March zz, Lord Wlzitwortit, lite Ditto at _ _ 4, rS Ditto, Sir William - Hamilton, late Ditto, at Naples - • • z,voo o • o vim, Hon. - Robert Walpole, late Ditto, at - Lisbon •. - - . .2,000 0 Ditto; • Daniel Hailes, late Envoy Extraordinary of tliC Court of Stockholm - goo o YORK ASSIZES. perfetcA stranger totter, with the mere injunaion of secrecv, to carry to a church yard to bury ; but 9 there wen ploughe&fields contiguotis to the house in which she. live she certainly would have buried the child there, which she might have done without fear ofdeteaion. ' 11)c Jury immediately returned •a verdi —Not Gu;liy. LY. 23, Haminirgli - 31 z Ilona - - 3 1 .3 21 . psy I Li4bon , • - Leghorn -- 54 - 1 port 4 Naples - 41 Dublin - Genoa 48/ I.?' 57 tit".A:,l; . .. RD A `i',. „. . . . - .. 11ltila Stock . Vitciv:titter 13MI1s s. s. dis. Nc:vtlitto S. dis. Lottery Tickets Irish ditto (linuitint 6 . 4. 6 5 Impe . r. 3 per Cent. Oa I)in° Ann. zilk .1341114. tio Account I-Inlia kn . May - . Conot&fur . 9pen. .... , 'EX, 60tIRE ol'' TUESDAY, Lot I. 43 61 2 - - 611- - .4 is EYES FI AM,' WO A- if R. smuti. icelpetiftlliir • i.ll - :prrils •1.1.. that..the S.ALE , EEIIC , ESTATES, yvitliin of aciverti , ce , to take' pia - ce at Garraway's C911(1.:-house, Cornhill, on. Friday- next the 3tst inst. is unavuidanly POSTPONED until Friday the tith of September next. No. 62, Broad-street, 2u1y.2.8, 1801. MAREHAY FARMS, NEAR DERRY;TYTHE-FREE. 'TO 1E SOLD BY AUCTION, Mr. '.SM ITH, . _ At the Bell inn, Derby, of Ajignst, at - . . ThreeleClock, in rrsyo , Lots, A, g Fk . E4Zikoj.,..l) ;STATE, kx comprising the Cott4'e Farm, in the centre of a fine coal ,Country., 'near :I)erbv,.and the-Crumlin 'Canal, ten miles from Derby,, near the High Road to Ches terfield,in the • Parish of Ripley, containing-Eighty-nine Acres - tic extellmt Arable and Pasraare , Land, Tythe-tree, in good ltivltion,. angperfedty cornua6l ; -with a substantial Farrtt-tio ire, large - Gardzn, Orchard, . Farm and Rick. Yards, Brie,;. ;Barri, :.Stahling, and' Ont-buildings ; lett - to Thoin'as Whysalls, Tenant - at Will, at a low Rent of 761. per annum. . , . Lot 2. A:Valuable Freelu'ild Estate, complising the Hall Earrn,,adjOining Eighty-seven Acres of 'excellent Arable and Past , rreLnad, .'l'ythe- free, in good col tivation; and perfatly':.:Oni";,ad; with a spacious; substan 'fiat Farm-House; large -0 - artitit,. Orchard, farm inid . Rict YardS,•es.telisive grick Barn, Stabling, and Out-budding; lett to Mr. Robert W 1!)rsall, Tenant at Will, at a low Rent of 671. zs, 3d. per anntink. To be'vievved witlfleaVe .the Toriant, and Particulars had twenty days preceding the Sale., at die Cranes, Leicester; Peach's Hotel, Shefileld ; Chesterfield ; Post Houses, iVianstield awl Nottingham ; Bt-11,• Derby ;of Mr. lido-nrnci Evans, Soflcitor, Derb,'""; aod of :dr. Smith, No. 62, Broad street, neai.the Royal- . Exchange., • IN SUFFOLK. TO BE. SOLD BY AUCTION, • In Five Lots • By ROBERT ISAACSON, - At . the An;el Inn, in, llttry 'St. Edinutds,.: .Wednec.ilif the 12th day of Augnst, next, "at Three o'Clock i n t ve Anent() sithjed to such Conditions as shall b'e then and there prod.nec.. ;, _ • . • r- rliE MANOR of, GUSDEN, irr •SIJFFOLK, extenslinz over the whole:. Parish; .with the YineS, Quit-rents, and other - Manorial Rights, Cepitat •Al ANSI ON HOUSE, witty riec..4.Sary attached and det..iciie'd Offices, Cellars;'Dotiltle CoachLliouse, ''Stai)litig,"for severs „teen lorses, brickweilecl in Gard.en, of - nkar:Twn•Acrei.,, planted wail the enoicesl Froi:rlree t s, Pa:!do.cks, Woc , tht and Plantations, 'forming resideae'lot a large genteel Fa roily, anti sundry cap tai Ditiry and Slfeattwat.k„ , Fartns; 'altoE - ,ether =‘,..sres and pp,,Taro, iying,.and oenii; in Otniciap, Wic i lhanebrook, lit SutiOfkotis faxii'ahitit nine mites from Bury St. Etinia;,ds, and • seywri front New rnaitet:' , , . The Maitsrott-hotaset,'•Yaddit,ck,, i iTosa• , and , part of tile 1....4u5ti, 4r: - "14 be had,• and tat rest •of - . tilt - N lett Ito.. 're3 - pc'table 17ert4nts,„ who have jr.td noft.:e to 4ui: at i'vliehaelmas 'tea:A.-- The. vlanor Ilas greaqlentylif Gan e. Any x - aquirtes viii 6e azisWeri•d at the 4•11111, a"nd the • Tchants shi , :v their respedive occiugatitnts. , rltited ‘vilk bt 4,1,.trt1y tribe had of Mt. Robert Fuller,...boxholl, u ai ;•to , :vinacket ; of the tiongler at cowiiugt,-; ; ,at the 011 - 1:e•or e:lthiety ; 1 11,d, SpArke, Aftornies,.• - Bury Si. Eautuna; a.od :111 - essrit. Brotttioy, ind'Bell, N0.•4, Holborn-court, Gra's Inn, Lott don:. . • EXTENSIVE FREE III)1;13 ETATE, EAST-RIDING OF I YORKST . i/iE, • • ' -TO BE SOW BY PUBLIC AUCTION, • • On Saturday the 22d.day of Augu4t Q'Ciact in the Afternoon, at the:1100e Talbot New Irtilton, ; York6hire, • . • , f••• .• - A Most Valuable EsTsTE, s;t.,thte. FLIX i TON, 'consisting of . iJpwah;i gat One Tho!ls : ;ind - Acres of and Pa - sture Land, - and also. five Hundred acid Fifty Acres tmorc or less): in the stinted Pastures, of dig Township • together with feral- . Farm-houses, and evert sioratrie to. carry on trio - Farraing Business of.s. - .:lafge nstate.- _ • The abuve prop arty will' first be put_ up in One Lot, analf not.sol&altogether, Will their . .girt up itt -Three distin& Lots, to accoinuZoccu e v, , 110 may .wi ib, to make smaller. purchaSeS. • • . .The,situation of the above- ES(..! - C, is most within4en 13ridlirigten • and - seven. miles of ScarbOroukh; . bolh well known bathing Places;'capitai 4 5 'to Markets, and where C oa l s can alkva).:i be pw , Aired; an d - the exportation of Corn is constant .certain." • • The above. Estate. is - e".6l:t2rateci from. the Lanci-Vax : the Proprietor has altendy Amid his • Cjintribut . to.the Ad late- Iy 'fOr , Draining.t'ne l'i'rw.lands of the 'Estate, Ntiicli, short time will ', - )e completed ; and it hen reasona7 blytbe expected will tiorible-the present rent'!. With the Estate will likewise oe sSid the val , mbie l ganotip confesseilly.kho oak to lir= the fiii:..,t-and.most trynig4 ; found• its • England for Greyllo;ta - I.>, and where a Coursing ..:fecting i 5 now.establisiled. , "ivranor'abeitificlS with Hares, Pn,,a -,saths,-.44:-Puitkiciges ; and itt ttie low kinds is some of the best.Spipe Shooting to,be. fOund.any where; • • • — . tor furtAr particulars rqrply - (it by IPtLu pcst-Psid) to the'Rev.'jOhn Minithorpe,',Noyth Burton, near Sicdidere, Yorkshire. `. It the Esfatei ptevioxiPtb the clay of act: Adelion, should be sold. by Private CBrfi - iiia; given and to an eligible purchas6t;'s'houbi it he an accoin modation, a put 'of the pµ erase Money ,lay be left 06 Mortgage of the Estate.• ' • - •IXllTEK.Profasiolial M en •:a ana , Responsibility ., deviate from the gely:ral st- stem the select on of peculiar branch, the iarittion o long con" tin tie r:success is the best critzr,ion or superiority:' . Eight years hive I devoted my practice to t;e:e_xclitsive; treatment of Three Disorders and the sUccestiful resuKog my plan gives me additiOnal ardor to ceppOSC, as flir as.l aO 4 , -able,' the ravages of tbcise ChmplAins vebil:;11 cr the rnd sr iniportant'in 'the Catal6gue of H 0 . t ies. . After ihitiation into every .I.iranch, as an ArnivSuri'y I formed a wish at an early period. of •PraNice to res.-N:1 • !,- dividuals horn , the ie?rap.cc of imedocared men, or thc equally ditiigeious precipitancy (4 geriegal yrac,titioners. The Three Disorders, to the Cure of whi c h I h ave •d e `attention, , voted my - at ceMprise ever spet,:ios of VE REAL INF IF,CILON.,. wiwther of a recent or Icir A ration: 241 y, All kinds or debility, 411.)111S fron', the habits or schoo•L'alvs,,,pr 111:1 - tive . age: And, lastly, that derangement of ti.e i's-caIIed.I.3AI2.IZENNPSS, cr Nuiiierous Diseases arc th. result Ct . ignodittcc, or liPst 4 the treatment of d sihiplet;ononift.ro;:-4nd it not ra trquently- happens that tike;.seed.s of Lite are poisoned Or the iildiscretjon of an ungtimiled hcftur.—By . -a=t.iperior Inc thud &It .are ea:si 1 y cured and,, cven had Others have la•i,ed, 1 tru,t 1 .nkiy presu:ne to otter reestabliShownt. •• • .;:., •-• • I c r ew, however, are the cases of complicated di,itress in this disdrder, the calanntous,,situ a tia ls of itileri, tinny, tC~lll an intiulgenee in a l solitary vice, or the prevaicnt gaieties ` (it zrfashibilable'llfe; a4(ptire that state of Debility, which is ths: tntAvoidable consequence of ;mil pernicious hab ta. Where the: unlitaf?R,y sb eret brgoils : over his mistry; but careful Iv conceals. his ufistortUile, •it may be some conso lation-fo'r Mitt: ii,1110 . 3,Y, that althi4tigh 4-. be an objea of doubt or uncertainty with other Pntctitioners, the removal of flies e the gradu,.it'.progres's ti o n, Exp.erlCUCe., •If the r ite; Of 13acchus` or Veuns iiaVe"he',..?ili to r;date Manly vigour, Omen .itirslety, nee'vent,:d by an early Counterac , ' tion of ;tlais languid State ; • airdni these cases, no great difficulty tvitl.gee.ur. • • s'. • • ' • • But where this I)iticiency:has for years evicted, a proper perseyeratiee i$ indisrensab)4 , ; !eivisite . .to revive the shall' berilig Starks of Lite, and to re-aniniate the t:onstittition. NIA !Oki h I) 'W OMEN, who hav-e leing bet•ti disappaintch iii,theipexpeetations.of a Family,. may be :assured, that it most instances, such detetts''are'curahle ley IVleclical • To t f su l / 4 :7es.v vvnich my tmdcrtalcing, and"the qualitleationS‘vhiLli 1 have prtstrinch to state,; teral the b.t.sis-.Of'frny pretensions; .and in, epir.eidence with' such this, intimation is given, that Mr. 1;. irtiy be consulted, perst.liallv, or by , Letter (hicks:mg a .sniali lsTotc , ), at' fits hous. , Arundel str,et, Strand, near. Teur f - >ien3t- , There i$ an' additi , itial - Entrance ilii-Viate t -stiect, adjkining, and the N.anre i$ WI both the doors. B--, Member of the Royal Colleg::: of Surgeons. FRIDAY S JULY 25. Re4ecen Reag e witt was indieted for_ the murder of • her male bustard child, ..pti the Ist of July inst. Sdannah Shaw, being the first . Witness called, deposed,, . that she .was going, through the Turnpike gate, at Dog Fey-lane,. to take her hushai4d'sdinner, when the prisoner asked her, if she would fetch her two penny worth of strong - piper - (the prisoner - kept the tool .. .bar) from : Klirkßdrton, to which the Witness•assenred, ker return with the Paper, the Prisoner tusked her if she could keep a secret ? to which she"A:nel-iiered,:- there, were secrets . to be kept, and secrets.riUrio be-kept. She then told her, she had a child that she wanted burying,; and • if the Witness would do it for her, she would give her ios. 6d. prOided'she would inter it in: some church. or - chapel yard,' the.Mitneis then wished to see the child ;. the Prisoner -told her she had it in a box, and immediately chewed it her. The child was 'wrapped up in linen. The next night the Wit neis..:caine and fetched - the child, which was . sewed up in the paper the Witness had bought, and, with her husband,Lwent to the church yard, when -he (the husband)-dug.a hole, and buried the child. •Crn the Witness inquiring: of the Prisoner :how the 'child was, born'? she told her; that, from . hard work` iu removing some coals, she-had brought on 'a prema ture delivery;' that she-lived in a house by herself, and 'wag-brought to bed at twelve at Might, and that it was not alive ten minutes. William Jackson deposed, that on the night of the 24 of July, about eleven, be saw the Witness Susannah Shaw, and her husband, walking towards the church yard ; that lie went round another way, and saw them bury something ;..upon which he went to the house where he lodged, but they were gone to bed. The next morning, he searched, and found the child. John Scholes, Surgeon,- deposed l that he was sent or to examine-the child; that : there was a contu sion,en., the' fore. and back part of the head,- and a great. neglett in the treatment of the child, imme diately after delivery ; 'l,vhichnnight :occasion it to bleed to death ; - that there were other circumstances attending _the birth of the child -(as 'the woman vilat delivered-at that:. time 'of night without assistance - 1 which might occasion the aforesaid fradures or con tusions.. Several respeaable Witnesses swore to the huma nityand good conduit of the Prisoner. • , The Judge,. after summing. up the evidende,..re, marked, that there • were many cittumstancei in favour- of the Prisoner. In the first place, she lived house.. by .herself; was delivered at a time of night which rendered it inipossible to. get; .any sistance that hadshe caused kii; death.of the child,. she never would have given it to another person, a IRISH STATE LOTTERY, SJXT•H DAY. No Prize above 81. iW4RRIED. Yesterday, at St. Mary's, Lainbeth, John Grammar, Esq. of Storey's-gate, Westminster, to Miss Editha 11 , 1 4 C6mb, daughter of John M•Comb, Esq. of Walcst-p4ce, Lam beth. . , On the 23cl inst. at Dirttind, 'Mrs. Petret, in the 36th year of her age. On the loth inst. at Turnharn-green, Mr. john Lane, of Old Bond-street. . On the igth inst. Master Charles• Sheppard, son of Tho mas. Sheppard, Esq. Thornton-NCI; Bocklogllarnshirp. Yesterday morning, ::t his apar6nents in the Atimiral4., Mr. Thomas Sandford. • I? ICE 0 YEST F. Batik 'Stock 167 Navy 5 per Cent. 92 2 • 5 per Cent. 17 . 97, , 93 Irish s,per Cent. 4 pei Cynt. Con. 78i ,9 per Cent, Red, 591 - 8i 9 3 per Cent. Con. 5'414 ;I. t)ittO Scrip , flank Longs.Ani. iS Ditto SifOrt Ann. 5-1-16 f. - Ditto Scrip , )N rimeti by 13U NAN :WM I 1-I.AN 01 I;ow-s - itrecT, covri)lLGarden); And Fublisncu tdy WILL:AM : \u Mlctit Scit zr vs (of ilorse-lerty-roait, At tic Strtv.,.)viier, No. 17 2, Strand ; where efektflisewitmtl e . Ordtry for the. Paper, Lettr(t liar the o;itt-itaid), or.:“ be adarc',..sttl. WHEEL 2, I R . 7.0,0n0 I ,! !) 1 5 -- 1 • , 2 or L'.2,C00 ,-- ,cbo I -- Beside cool. 601. &c 1,000 It is astonishing Jo remark that Onc Fourth Part of the present Irishstate-Lottery Tickets are drawn, and the whole.of the Capital Prizes are remaining in the 'Wheel, which renders it very advantageous to Purchasers at this crisis, there being but a Very trifling advance on Tickets, Halves, ,Quarters, Vighths, and Sixteenths, at the Office of limiNsßy and Co. No. z 6, Cornhill.—Wafranted'undrawn. The Rev. Dr. Rt 1' PO N, of Grange-road; South wark; London, June 1, zBo 1, favoßred B. D. FE R - K INS, ,of Leicester-sciaare, the Patentee of the Me tallic Tra6tors, with some 'important obsen . 'ations one those instruments, addeeised 'to Dr. R. Ly the Rev. J. :41 UTTL E woRTH, of Cowling-Hill, York ,l:;re.—Among the Cases cited is the following of a Burn : - . . . 4 A .Child had the. misfortune-to hum his hand so severe-. ly that the 'part vesicated : I apPlleit the Tra6to:s ; and, in a very little tone, _both;tiie,Blister and Inflamination disap-' Feared; and when I left the place the Ciiild's ) hand was quite well." After staring the:singular relief given - to his; own daughter by the Tractors, . which took off the infiam-* illation of a severe•Affedioni uccz;ionecl by taist, three years before ; and the relief of the vii ;t bt a Person who had Ipecn: atlliateveral yeart, and c,)'ild 'derive no beri'clit froiti the first•medieal assistance;, Shurtleworth concludes bfex pressing his high opinion of the merits of the Tr 4 ors. On the ist of April was published, by the Patentee, an en tire new Work, entitled " Cd•se:kit Successful Praetice,, with Perkin's Patent Metallic 'l' rattort•:, received Siriee January' iSoo, the date of the former Publication,". &c. five Is.— Sold by J. Johnson, St.. Paul's C nurClr-yard, London. Of the Patentee it may be had gratis, by all who have purchas ed the Tractors. • • The Cures of Gou,t,. Rheurnatism, , ,Head-ach; sptaiw.,, , Bruises, anti all alialogotia 'Diseases of Horses, which: arVipuhibishnd,skreisitnimerable. . : , The,yra.elors so neLessary in every Family, and. among; Horses, mad genuine, with and improved Direc- : ti on s or i tis,iug theia, ,for Five ,G uineaslne Seki pf. 8,1,) Perkins vki , M. the Patentee, in Leicester-square ;. and Or. Frederielr. Sraith„ Chemist arid Druggist, in the Haymarket, c- London. Tnßortable-naiiire of the 'erctors renders their, conveyance' by coach, or event} , post; perfectly corivenLiht Letters inclosmg their amount jpost-paid).difty attended to. Lord Chesterfield most elegantly,, as Ii;e11 as wisely, says, in one of his Letters to Lady Mary Stanhope, • , " The Dews of the Evening most carefully shun, " Being Tears of the Sky for the 164§ . of, the SA !.' and at this trying ,season of the year, for a trying bne it. is', indeed,, When ,a • - ult . ry day is- frequatly succeeded'by a damp and dewy evening, people can not, be top inuch.uppa their guard, in C:irefully 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 el fah too - frequently attending both, are of the most awful and alarming kind. And IL is, indeed; a hap py circumstance,' that, when inconsiderate, giddy, and unthinking youth precipitate themselves into the worst of consequences, from their iniprildente 'and indiscretion, ,such a rent Ay is ar:hand, ,and purchaseable :in :any part of the kinidOin, as Dr. Brodu , m's ',Botanical Syrup, which, as Well-ai his' Nervous Cordial, has been the means of - restoring thousands from, other Wise inevitable death. Those' most 'precious balsamic compositions beitig ingie -diated with such infallible specifics, that tlty contain a treasure of salubrity,, a secret and intrinsic mine,' on phi - eh the Valetudinariin may set his fond'est hopes of reaping a rich hoard of sterling 'health— And that exhaustless too, while Nature can hefur nished with a 'stamina to hold it ; that worn away indeed by the abrasive . hand of time, the stoutest must, subaiii to .the . slow, but sure effects of wear and tear : blft in . the interim, and a long interim it nay be, We I,iave an excellent COnduEtor - to the ,sinocrtli. -and ccemle declivity of life in the Doaor'S Treatise, `CalleTA - Guide to old Age, and. our age, as Adam says; may be even as " a dusty winter, frosty, but -kindly." Who :then, in their senses, would not em-,, brace .the' waydi and; means which leads us, as it were, to lay hold,of the Tree of Life, and bycleav ing to it , with determined grasp, rival - an Antedilu vian in lonkevity ? • Who indeed, .bUt. those who, lost to all regard for what is most regardful, will ". cast a pearl :away richer' :than all: their Tribe", and, like the foolish ,Virgin, cease to trim that lamp on which, the sum. of, all their- happiness depends ? The answer is unquestionably—None. . A RICH 10 4 L '411(4 b rixtav Pkirtba A ~ ts ~_ A 3 ~~ the Excha Ilis m u , Ing . - a disortie flatule 'Of the tqwtius Stile(' _The Sp, ; dyW lien V The Boo: &' re , 31 Wn Thy 0 Eox Sec a ri ac Le Paul . :a . : . A A `` ~ j , U.. 7 p urse at IA L