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E )" . .P7'. The fttitawkng r. It - raft ofs.4oter, dittel the 7.th of M:ifrb from Aelitlern , vittviti4jotheS'ledieal Statiin E.gypt and wit° was in tile,, ited6eilt..y..ll en atract.ed nn the Mumli by tho Empill:ATm)r..Lobtalas,spkne particulars not hitherto publishi:d, " I neett.tiot infOrni ) , ott'onft'very circumstance of - the progress of our Expedition . since We arrived in Aboukir Bay, as these doubt, be conveyed by others ; l shall therefore confine myself generally to pourtraying . the gallantry and . conduct of our Troops. and Commander in Chief. The water in Abottliir Bay, and indeed on 'all that ,part- of the coast, is so shallow :that no ship of 'any force can anchor, nearer the shore than about fivemiles...This' •- not only deprived the boats of that proteaion from our shipping which was so extremely veessary, eon siderring the powerful opposition the Enemy .wa's prepared to give us in landing; but it also enabled them at once to ascertain on what part of thccuast we intended aCtaally, to laud ; the dircaion 'of our bbats,.aathelor,, ,, row from our ships to the shore, pointing,out clearly our ill-motions. Under all these disadvantages, the Corps of Reserve, consisting of boot) men, were,put into ourboats- onsthe morning of the Bth curt. arranged •in order of battle, and so T4led trj the shore, .exposed to an incessant heavy tint of-shot, shells, grape, and-musquetry ; but our gallant Tar',, cheered, and redoubled. their ardour to gain the shore. When our boats *took the ground,, our Troops i sprung into . the * water,. Inanyndl them breast high, and imMediately formed - and loaded upon the 'beach, without • any confusion, and pushed' the Enemy up the steep heights with such intrepi dity,. that, after a Severe cOnflia, they gairen.way on all sides, and we took and retnainod in the position' they occupied.in the morning. Some .of the Pri soners we took acknowledged, without reserve, that the French Ailny looked ifpOn it as absolutedy impossible that we could die& a landing, till dear., bought-experience convinced them to the contrary. " Our Troops being all landed early•in the after. noon of\the 'Bth, we Marched' on towards' Alexag. dria. The Peninsula on which it siondris•almost a continued sand, which obliged us to make short marches to refresh the Troops. The observations Cif a few peeviih individuals were at first curious. Why did not the General land us on some,part of the coast where our ships could come near the shore to protet us ? Why dire& 'oUr'CourSe by this cursed hot, soft sand ? But Valets they .soon afterwards found that by occupying this' Peninsula, our posi tion was. strong, our ,Right proteaed by -the Sea, and our Left - by the Canal of 'Alexandria, prevented. any atmoyance!On our Flanks Irbil) the Enemy's Cavalry or Flying Artillg4l;acid :who in any other situationniight become extremely trouble. some, our peevishrieSS Was ,ch;ingcd into general ad miration - nofthe prtidence and . Hebei tart' skill of our Commander in Chief. ' • n " I shall pass over other occtirrenct!s till the 2 tst of _Match ? . when MP No cr, the Freach .Qeneral, colleefed 'from all quarters almost all hi - fOrces, attacke& ustlan hour before,day, by a feiot on our _ . left, bilt„mat.s, _eripusir on our -right and centre., We had redonot mounting eijit piects of zutilloy, 'and containing' . the 2gth Regiment of Foot., some hundred, yg4 ) 4,,),,n frOi4"`otour righty . t , od.soon u f t er day-break ' - wev'saw the French, .in strOng'coltiluti, with their Grenadiers, k'doWn by, the44l4olatipi3,-of vineible Legion; at' their eVir ‘vitli design to attack the Etc( 414 tieutemmt I.; WllO bad a of this Aftillcry under char4e, dC.lred them to remember that they,Werei . notint preset* near their Mok,azines at Woolwich, to-have all their wants supplied ; that one shot now Egypt, well cliren.ed, iva-s worth thouca:2l an' .wlicre eke, therefore de:',iretl their` uns to t)i. pointed deliberately, an..l 'with', precision ; for says We must convince•tholie French lads that there are no Invitieibl6. in Egypt Liter and -British conrage.",-.This rhort ;address from a youth not much above twenty years of age, spread like lightning through all ranks or our littietG4trison. All eyes' were fixed upon our Artillery, The French Column was advanceel pretty near, and shouted a 'general hustra. This was answered front out _redoubt by a co n t hmal .and, s t cady discharge of grape shot, which made a. dreadful' carnage in th e French. Column. Several..l4(dd attemptsjo storm us in front and both Panks ; fpr4c - Artillery; and the coolness and bravery of the :Bth Regiment, baled everreffort ‘with increased carnage arnotig the. twiny. In attempting to .force the rear : of:our ridotit,. Whieh was open, and at one time penetrated by the Enemy, the.ZBth, 4.2 d, and Oth R eg im ents , drove b zek or killed all that nppoed them,andour gallatit.C.AM EYU 1., got wounded in the, leg ,but our little Garrison remained itnprenable. - From what we have, learnt since the adion we know that : 114E:stay's positive orders were, to take this Redoubt at ;all hazards, - in hopes thereby to put oux Army. in confusion,and clticat ; and the repeated attempts to stertn and the_ dreadful havoc the ,Enemy sufrered, arc pretty strong proofs of what,conse tonee..they eonsideredth: yosseksionof it., I have no in saying, that the C Mirage :inilcon hstwhieh thi,i,R,Aquht was defended, defeated the. EneWs ptan), in a very esentlat degree saved our Army. ti T o , ri wlio, behaved hest would .he:r winno. as all ; hat sOni..l": Regithents h;td it more in their power to dispiay their courage and "discipline, thin others : '1'43161 op' the ivhote, (vie. woidd think that every 'Ofti,cer, and ,every merit was pl:iced fn tliat situation be waSlitted for, t h e duties of whkin” he Tully performed ; so Om* i s difficult whichjoAlailtelttost,,tiv_bravery of the. Troops or the,prodenceandsk,',ll of the Crin s uriander in Chief.' An his "&ath we 'have suffered 411 irre. tr iev a ble Llied of his wounds two days no, cgv.e . ; , : . 4 With slory and, the esteem and regret 'ijf the whole .Axely. "Law of Ni:itions must be improved by an abolition ot the. sharp shgoters, or our Officer's iliust be disguised as private men, therwise tr.tr helit be. piek.ed off; for t hi s i s the pinfes.tled intention and praelkoof she, I ,* l.4ncli sluirp shooters." 1 . , RIEPOPT. } ,COLlitt n= K-iNG's IIENCI!, NVI Dp:Kstiv, E. I: • THE E: ING Gll.OEll'4 MR. GU It NE r stated, that • this was an Indiament against, the Defemlant tor having a large quantity of geese and ducks in 'his possession, ss'hLh he had fort;stalled,' that is, that he had bought them with intent to sdi them again ; but he was to submit to the Court, that this IndiCtment was defeCtive., The Learned Gentleman was going to pOint out the de feCti in this Indiament, when he was stOpped 'by the Court, who called on Mr. WOOD, who was to support it. Mr. Woo referred. to the Authorities, on which he had to submit that this case was founded. The Court was clearly of opinion that this In_ dietiDent was bad,.becausc it did not state the num her of geese and ducks, nor in what manner they were bought ; nor did it state any crime by which the Defendant knew what it was that he was to defend ; nor could -any judgment be pronounced upon him if he had been found guilty, See. Lord KENYON said, that he %Vas-, clearly con vinced that Proweutions for forestalling the articles of the food of man were very fit. Prolecutions—if this was an error, it was an error in which be should live and die,. for he was quite sure he should never change his opinion upon. that subject, and therefore he was for supporting Indictments of this kind ; but he could only support Indidments which ,were pro per in point of form, accorling to Law, which this IndiCtment was not, and therefore there Must be Judgment in this ,Case for the Defendant—Judg - - meta for the Defendant. Mr. Crisps said, he'had to make an application to the Court against 'the 'Mayor and Justices of the City of Bath, who, nee doubt, from pure motives to keep down the price of Bread, had ailed in such a manner as would,. if not checked, make it impossi.. ble for the Bakers to ; live in Bath. By the Ad of the 31st Gp.o. 11. c. 29, it was provided that the Trice.'of Bread shall he given out every week by the .Lard• Mayor of London, on examination of certain MtialWeighers' returns, &c . . This Statute was con_ firmed by 'other provisions, and the firSi . part of it re.. lated .to London only; The 7th Sedion.of the' MI related to;every other City or Corporate Town where there s Aldermen, hall be a Court of and then, ;the price of Bread was to be regulated by such: Court, according to'theprice"Of Corn sold either at such City fg, Tqw,nl or. at the next Market Town.; the returns, to be upon Oath, in such planner and on'such days of the week as the Magistrates shall appOint, &e. which "price •shall' be entered in a book;: any that, by the 9th Seion; within two days the .'fakers shall,pave. access to such book, and shall see the without paying any thing for it, in order that the Bakers may have an oppor. tunity .of stating their ,objediottito the Assize or ,price of Bread, if such.. should bp i unjust;; and the, iVfagisitaies were not to set the Assize until two days. after - the return', in order to give the Bakers time to be heard. The t eth eetion regulated:the Mode in which the Clerk of the Market should keep his Book. Now,. he had an Affidavit stating, that the Mayor and Justices of Bath have . , until very lately, set the assize and price of Breadfrom the price of _Wheat, 'as,it was sold at market, at Devtzes, or at .Warminster, the. latter place Wit 15 Miles from • Bath :—That they have hitely . set The assi z e a t .a late hour on Saturday niulat, or early on Monday 'morning, so that , the Bakers had not the means, of seeing the RoturnS, except ,in one case, when tits , Mayor was going to Church :---That the Retu rns were not made as usual upon Oath of the truth of them (which was very material):—That these Re . turns were not entered in a Book, as u s sually,dOne ; arid required, Aso that, the Bakers could not inspect the Assize and Price) .—They then stared, tilat , the and Priced P..read, now , at. Bath, was taken from the price and weight of Wheat and .Efour. sold at Briitol, where there was no pitched place, or Public Maijiet , for rite Sale of Corn or Flour.— They further said, that chi , : ,ale was not entered in bctok kept for the inspeL'tion of the Bakers, and ',hat there has been, for some. time, a }itched place for:the sale of Corn at Bath, but the Price of Bread }was not affixed from'' sue.h. sale ; th:ft the Mayor arid justices' had denied to the Bakers the : means of in. formation they wanted, arthouglt required so tp do. The:ie were the materials on which he had to move'. lie did not, wish-to deal harshly with*these*Gentle. and therefore he :should only move for a Mau, 4al)ws tp dited them to make their-Returns OPthl oa#ll AT. and :th make the propeeentry. in the book, &e, for he aoty wanted tO teach these Magistrates their duty.—Rule 'to shed Cause granted. :•'' We fiboidd ohs'eri;;ei, h6tirever, that - this is only rin eV parse statement; and 'that ourßeaders will suspend theit'judginent until Cause is 6heW4l. Mr. GAZE f.r.v moved .for i .Mandamus, to be dirededlo,theppper Dflicer, ' commanding hid to permit the inspeetidn of a record. The person on whose behalf this application was made, had been indided for felony to the County of Norfolk, and the. Grand Jury had thrown out the Bill '•. he there_ tare wished to,havt4 ztccess to the record,: in order tivit he might round upon its contents an Adion for a malicious prosecution. L or d Kr,141. , 0:i- was 401)4110n such an application could not be acceded to. The policy of the Law considered these records sacred. They w ere de posited in a place of security, to which there were three keys, one of which Was entrusted to his care. erhis circumstance furnished a strong inference that our antestdfs,' A ' vhb-provicled such security; thought these records sliould be kept secret, and withheld from public.inspedion. A YI.F.SigIRY, ? ro BE' SOLD EY AUCTION, By Mri:llM.`z;TlE, , ' At hisG,reat Roem in PHI, Mal!, ' 'rHulisl) \Y jtziy ;:! o'Clock, • 4,N; • tNE LO'r, Capital and Valuable FR F' TA' , rx consisting of the MA N 01 AY Bierton, and the Manor of t; It VON HO LLAIIR alias LK OLW STAV FAA, witty c,2o:t . itt,, files! heti:As, Reliefs, Tolls of the ,:"..larket, &c. and ~,:yeralcapiW 1)A.1 KY- FARMS, Ice. good farm 110;;;es; mut suit.. able (.)it . V.l:tOrdings, and 667 Acres, 3 iton I and I) Percliesk of I.llcount:only rich, Feedinf and IkLadow Land, Tithe Free, exonerated trom Land Tax, let tomes re,ponsible Tenants on Leases, which .will o.'pire in igosi r5)5, and remainder in ail, at several inintal lleats,amonnt , int; to near EIGHTEEN U N'DK E D POUNDS, tetethet with a valuable Contingence, better suited to be conceived than explained. This desirable Esfate is situate in and surrounding the*, speelable, Market Town of AyleshUry, is the County of the rich. Vale of which is too w.:1,1 known tb rcquiti any continent. • 'Particulars may be hadof the Printers of the Rea4inP, Ox• ford, Northampton,. and Leicester Papers; Carnbridgi Chronicle; at the Rainbow Coth:c-hous4 at the George , Aylesbury ; of Messrs. forster, 'and Frcre, Inn ; and of Mr. Christie, in i'tdi I ; who are enipowded' to receive Proposals to purchaste by Private Ccuuraci. Plan may be seen in, Pall-Mall. TITHES and PERPETUAL ADVOWSON, GLAt' MORGANSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, - - By• Mr. CHRISTIE, At his Great Room, in Pall Mall, On THURSDAY, the t6th of July, art Pile o'Clock, IN TWO LOTS, LOT' I. • A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, con• sistings'of the GREAT 'TITHES cf the verY i n ; sive. P A SH of CA DO XTON, in the VichlifyoiGNur CASTLE, G LAAIORG.:'INSHI RE, of ilk: . A 111 4 141141°1 of near ' -..—. SEVEN HUNDRED POUNDS. • , Lc) Tt i . o 1 The e . D P ( F. ) X R T I ' O E Iti, ti L of-the A TWO BUN OREL) and lel ETV POUNDS; _ subjea to-the' Life of tlw present' incunthmt and the eat Presentation. - .., , i , , . . Particulars may be had on the first of June, at 6 " l ` ""' Geo:. tie, Gianva . rgausiiire ;, of the Printers of the Liverl r,41 Advertiser ; S. Farler's Bristol lournil, .1‘ alich' ste4 Shrewsbury, and Bath Ch`ronicles ; at the Rainbow Colit:" house, Cornhill ; anti in Pall Mall..- - • ......--- DANI:11(:::‘;sv,(-a),Nrucotfitt.he VICARAGV if GNOLL CASTLE EST,ITE; TOWN ~OF EiT CONTINC;.ENcy„ AND vALVAI3LE COLLILI". GLAMORGANsHIRE. . . .. .. .. TO BE- S(3I,D BY AUCTION, . • ''• •.,' -BY Mr. CriItISTIE, - - - At his Great Room, in Pall-MAI, On TIiuRSDAY, July if', . at One o'Clocic, In One, Two, or Three Lots, A CAPITAL and VALITABL.E FIZI,YI-10La t, ESTATE, . with extensive Alanors, CtuN l ii •'- Courts Raton, Quit Rata, Fine, Herriots, *c. most picli°' ittlly stoclited with crone, valuable Fishery, &C. C ' Lli‘..Ci. ' in a most beautiful a N xid i s . p L or C titig S- p r a l i E t .of :ehltuc l g- 311 'f! • ths Castle forming a most desirable Res' Iti once %vith,...Apit ,l '.r. .ttens wailed and richly , Cloathed ; with nu', with e " r t ian Ao s p c f:ii i ,r i Lti,: p; i i ,: c: : : :a l4e rsh a u u t beautiful 1 _Pleasure.-Ground-ououtriennsdc..le,:in:ll3)tv‘t L i . r c s an ta i ` bloc: Farms, with suitable Buildim - ,s, and in the %Nl' ,° l-e 1 1 i:„.', a ) eile tirel.v"C p (3 an mlPl : l ; l( : ) ; (l ll ° e Si ' A l l o iNle w ba n n( o 3 f uN'l N Ei eVialtatUlit,iNecD'filiktritD.4)tiVillkiv-P--21' Stic; GtH near • EIGHT HUNDRED POU:ODS, ,` ' N A ca l so th a , W m c i a b th a t a b c i l ' i a p o l i u t t 2 a p r r eo e m C i l:l e i n e ii r t i ) g il ' , l . a g s ii? " , F T in t n il h i usa r t e hl b C 4a ; l° l 2 :c? ' ,Fr i l t' 4 pc 7f t' e vii giving e yt orat . 4 le u a e s t t sA a in n xn e u t a p i rf 3 l l t c t c e ,m eo e f - uP '''' ,this THOUSAND at' POUND S, ' ._,I, clear of ex perices and out-goings. . bc coneci,,--,- The; beautiful situation of the Premises rrvoY „ Ab l e idler out cannot be described ; the Town and I' lac . ''', n - o'st pie _i d ' of Neath interseetifig the Country, forMs .' '" - Mansw'''' Iresque, beautiful, and „interesting, scene to the „„, o ca which is Mtaletn, and suited to the Mum:diatom:lt" . lirgg. Family. , A Person attend; to shew the Egate-. with Plans of the Estate, and .it of the Colliero,, it , :elevation of the Castle, may be seen at Mr. Christie ; , .., 1 , c,,,,il):raehipsl:l:;..iottnl4,ii,tltiedacotlrhlt?ern:trlitvyathoalipitnalbori‘iitsalro:eivirtivicctiiiiarloeywtee:tejaliticle;oabtyrcec,neroiiii tee P a r c o .got p ij o ict sa ,r ja l c s n _ td t° o ;: ,:: : Printers of the v o res•Nto General Advertiser; S.: F , a i do!,:, Mello.. . TUBE SOLD —.. __ ._ ... , OF A MOST BEAUTIFUL. AND SP ( `V rING PAWL oleilutecr:ltSoullsreev,"CoirrUlltinld, 13 a l ti t d h - t in l r.:ll ' 9l ' / • ' DORSETSHII. • . . A... • art - lightfullv situate in a beautiful and sppruip.,,,,., the Count of - :Dorset, within a rew miles tit the NV1,, , ,,,P 1e " an l (.7 : 7 o esß ‘ vl v r: er t il i rsg s yt , i : i:(g.: with itoie i.l B,:t l ei ~Manor, : n ti, t i,i o tin t , tI F 1:00 1:: 11, 4 .0, 1 : st t ir tt ca s ii i a rg : i ; bi l l its::: ti,„a:1:41,1:1:occrr:st(...'.::10d1.::"1„,::$ DESIRABLE MB'Yr: FREEHOLD IC' RLIIRNY IICST;Iic:-;..'°E;:tl.l"' F T , , ' fie" nf Farms, wititexecnent Stonc-htlilt House, .:PA I • 0 11 _.' O f f icli., gteding Land, anti Water Meatio l / 2 411 intii,A., corny y i t, i ' ic a m T i'l e s ti t a% t t i a t ;:'‘ w V i i t i ll i, l at ' ul nt o y n ° .!ll'iierv‘re.titlriLaSretkZisk!ltaill:ii:ll;lle4'"l'loti'lr's:'•'ALL'irleP. 111111'1' Rent of :i, - 4T 0 N P'S; EIGHT HUNDRED AND FIFTY,EIG/%- P L ' Cu pawl! 4 very considerable I tnprovelnent.oc, .sji _ "Ti c laild is wolt4ortned by -nature to . warm - :is} , Ii : ! i tt: g o n ; : v hei t ik i :: : ::. ici xe .s .S i t :i i t: y o , P ;:r o : t e l i, f ' i n i t, ‘ l ii i i ' e l. ' ,,.ie :l; , Av4 l l o ::la t : t t :t i al ::: t e l er . : es i r ise u n u t, l l 3 3 f ty : °(l ; : i t ti :l l l:l so i i lli:l ce :: t e re :l 7 l e e c t l . . i 'iil i rot c. i : r i l b ' p. l l ; ::;; . ;: i rt g i.uot Y-i l ti t i y : c ll_ l t wr c h r o e3 T l C l , : : : : : : : :: : ::: : f ; tii ! . lll i ter - lb:Rated by the Wiltshire bow.rs . :A, valtiab!',. bed; ~,,,, Nrt e ii. u Lll:rs io l.. u tn: a n n . 4 - 1 . ' .....' „. - '.• '.. 'ON's . , glc-A114,1e:1t.84:0c.(!1e.5, Wl° TO B 5 sOLD RY AucTloNv By •I\ Tr. S*FEW,NII'.I . , ce ~..., , At iii:; Außion Rooms, 94i1i0 No.. / nil It'ork-f ,u ".i,Y , el lo cau:lly, on. Saturday, june a°, brtlitirrug at n'Llock, .. L . ~ follow, A MONGST the Books will be , found Ole ic,',..„,,:r . • • fri.. 4 ? , 1 1.. ing very Curiclas As ticles, the Property i) 1 . , i , vi.i , of Distinction': . retraice;„ Venice 1470 ; Livii 000.7, ,i',,iii,c to 1470; Oirdigli.A,,ria Nl:tor/414:j 911 Veit ) , l". 2 " 'o l' '' . 3. Cop ; Cicer'hal Ori:ti',3ll . l, 1.472 ; Virgiiii' Mitroins 1;10„i 0 mnia, sumulsed - .unique; I.llcan Phars.ili3, 1 1 72 . ; - , 4t:alw, t . Roman; Triumpliavu., r 471; reset:a l'onpui. I 1 4 ‘;,,„, and nii (;,:ograpil.:l,. )47A ; I;;:it'S Sh.,lspearz,.l:ll.-c k 1 ,,,,,c. °t liicAle ...".‘intrial Registers, 40 vok. ~, a' . ..git'.'t 21 ,3 3 . ..,. Nloderif ' French Romailes, S:e. just importc!,' di „gs. r. :lay of the best English Au thors, in elei 3 nt Ju ll ' he viewed, and Catalogues; had. ----'... ___— 1.0 N I)(iN : i!fmteti by RUCH ANA N WM II,I -‘ N. 144 f P ow-St ret, itistzr he S v .1.-% • ' At t o. Sirind whet e 4teldtvt LA: • titt.St LA, iatlv; anti Pub - 1 11 Cils.eci by %It 4.1.1 Au - Arextcet► ' i-Sr---""--"-T777u77!a (o or„.• Vicstm " '"" 1 / 15 f-or rdars.. tut the rap- , r Letters tOt the , &C. (pQrt-ioarai, --- t I . FkELHOLD EST.kTES, SALOP. • SQI 11 UV AUCTION, t ITO Tahrether or in Tw 10....0r5, co i0n4 , 7 l ' " a Angel lon, in Ludlow, at Vow - o'Cluct 4 . • RO I 1"WO ELIGIBLE FARIVIS, called G conL.iniw• •to rcs 3041 trriL',:irint Tr) FARM, an KA. t . for, CE , ,t t ' il s .-1 1 1 1 1 , 41 3i6,4lcres, situ. tte titre N(.rth East of "`-.'Nows tiles Year to Vcar, uncts.:z Iteas of more than Thirty .4or stanitio,4 Bi,th c,,,ovellient to be oceupie d or separat;..ly, Fstate, within Fence, w I .11:4 I ana ..!ziptab)::ot,s,fodrY, treat itoprove.rwnt by oti)0 FM' tan easy ex pow.e, Aga Co.il arc !tear ,— n o 0 bablv in the Esrate, Fur a view ()L . the aPr. iscoatits. I smp ivEriv. GI( A V ESEND, ,114,Nji 16. Saile„l.—the Polly, Witelq, for t.nthon,;.praper,. ton for Betrist ; Virm:y Gertroya, Roelottii, torsi: Valtory , andpetni , :tiq, for Elsinore. 3r.titßtL73: • t;Lic Sot: Nary •.t) I.o;'iner t tu ontv tlattOlteli to 0 , 11 - ). We,t. Tues ! ,l„y ::<st, at St. NI o-- ' Ivingtt , n, Cop t:l4i Cnniptoh, tam of tits is s -; /,) 41 ti;o: t. is tti i , aLed 4 - 4 ), of the s,une R • , DILL). On Tuestlay morning; at Retklish's I i.-tcl, St. hines's - street, - Charles Eq. ot - Clerar in Gloni.ester shire, many- years iteprzselliatiV4., P..rliainent fur the Coun ty of Glamorgan. Yesterd;:y titoriiing,. Robert Moss, Eq. youngest scn the Lord Bishop of Bath aiiii Wells, at his father's house; in Grosvenor- place. Yesterday, Mrs. Attwick, %%ilea Attwiclt, Esq. of Poitrnan-Nquale. • On AlontLy, at Leatherhead, in Surrey, in consequence of the bursting or .3 blood-vessel. Mrs. Harvey; wife of the Ray. Richard Harvey, Vicar of that Parish. F STOCKS, India Stock 20,23 Exchequer lint. s. salts New dato s. ths. Lottery Ticket, lig. 125.• Irish ditto SL Ss. ()turnout to ga- Impel% 3 per Cent. 59: Ditto Anti. think tor Account }mita for May CortSOls for Account 62 PRICE 0, • ittsTE Rank Stock-167 Navy 5 per Cent. shut 5 per Cent. 4797, I rish 5 per Cent. stit per Cent. Con. 791-4 3 pc Cent. Red. 6oS ;per Cent. Con. shut Da to Setif: flank Lung Ann. al 5-16 Ditto Short Ann . , 5 1,-01 Setip. 141INERVA.OVFICE, LEADENIIALL-STREET. This Day wak published. In Two VO4, gvo. Price 12$. boards. A MARVELLOUS PLEASANT .L 0 VE-STORY, Poofbook I poor book i Forc'd 011 that troublous ysleirct the world Without an atithor's mute, or motto apt, When:from to guess thy Tneaning Printed for' William Uric, J.e:4enhall,street, and sold by every Bookse)ler in the United Kingdom.' Also just publiettki, • Lusivian, or the Ahbaye Li Trappe, 4 Vols. 145. sesve.d. Apcs,-3 Vols. 13s 6d. se:wed. Irish Excursion, 4 szwed. WEit Kis.ll,:en, a Vol,. Ss. s,:wed. Inrate Naeks, 3 Vols. 13s. 64. sewed. Und.: '1 hoina.i, 4 Vols. 16s. sesi..o.l. MEDICINE ACT At the only Warehous' ito: Dr. I.tZ,liiS's POWDER, No..}„ St. Paul's Church-van!, a few Doors from -the - Corner of Che•apsicle, . • - TH. following MEDICINES arc Sold, . at the Prices : annexed, inclure of Statnp Duties posect by. this Ad; but no additional char t r: has bceit , made upon ,Dr. JAMES.'s POWDER, which is continued at the original Price of as. 6d. per Packet. It may also , be had at il. 4s. .per Dozen; or the quantity . of., a. • Dozen Packets in one bottle- tier tI. as. 64. Duty included;, that the Public are no Suiferers. But ist order to facilitate the, operation, and to lessen the burden of this Aa, which would in a great measure lave proved, a TA upon Benevolence, ail the other Medicites are sold to any Persons purchasing half a Dozen, or more ace from the expence of the Sti , rrips.. • . - • • s. 41. • Dr. James's POwder 2 6 • Cephalic soar Analcptic Pills 4 6' 1)r. Stt.,:a's Pixre-,;o - Cattle PoAler t 6 tie Lozenges - r t Dr. Hooper's Pills .--Carnomilebrops I 9 Dr. Atw.nn's Chalybatt Essence orColtsf,)ot 3 o Pills 4- o Essenerofreppertn. rl, Berry's Bilious Pills 5 o Ormskirk•Merlieines 5 5 Dalby's Carminative 'r 9 (; Nlagnesia 3 o Tickell'siEthereal Spi- inglish's Scot's Pills 1,1 . 6 rit - " - 3 6 'Grant's , Drops - t d 0 9 _ -- -- -•-tb Greenough's Tinatires i ti Norton's Dr ops 0 5 ii ----.-- , -Ai -t rolu Lazetr,es i I i Spilsbury's Drops 5 0 Mt. Spence's Dentrafrice 4.b Spealimau's Pills z co Freake's *find. of Bark 3 6 English CoMe a 9 I . luxhain's, by ditto. 2 6 Dr. Solander's Tea a 9 Dr. Steer's Opodeldoc 2 6 . Tones's' Rheumatic ---- Corivubion Oil .z 6 Tinelttre - 3 6 Also, the Genuine A rquebuszde , „ lately imported, and most of the other Proprietary Medicines. in repute. Orders for Exportation are supplW without Stamps, as before this Ad. N. B. M Many Parsons, particularly Servants and Mes. sengers, mistake the House, F. NEWHE RN, the Proptie_ tor, is under the necessity of pointing nut, that it is at the East End of St. , nearest to; Cheapside, and that has . a large White Stuccoed Front, with these Words in. s:ribed TIIE , ONI Y WAREHOUSE . FOR DR lAMES's POWDER." To T. TAYLOR, Surgeon, No. 9, New Bruige-stret.n, London. IR, . 'Edinburgh, May 2, teas. TN the Spring of 1794. I was Aided with a 'venereal Complaint, whi c h I treate d with iudill4r ence for five moiiths '• butwas then obliged t o a ppl y to a regular Physi c i an , t i vho put a teinporary stop to the viru lence of the 'Disease-()y merciarial applications) for some time; but growing, in spite of all inedwine and the advice of the: first tlentletrien of 'the Faculty here, Worse anti ‘varse for two years, I Wa's , Te.dUCeil to a state almost un paralleled and beyond description, being an entire l e p er , .incl ulcerated from head to .foot., ly head , throat, mouth, asset, legs, 'arms, &c. have been alternately in danger of becoming useless; in short, I have had from twenty to ,thirty eating ulcers on my body, and nearly totally de prived of sight.--It would be voluminous to particul.:. rite all my case--•-stiffice it to say, there never was„ or CVO' Wilt L/be of a more dang erous ', br of 'a More• compll catccl nature. I was long l oo ked- upon b y my friends; and . imagined rw•sell, beyond all hopes of recovery ; anti, in deed, in Lily then cvntlitien, death was pelferable to Inks more than iniwralale butt: In this dreadnil situation did I drag a most miserable -existence, till , Divine Providence threw in my way a Newspaper containing the- case.of a Mr. B. of Plymouth-- , my . trends read it, I could 'sent and 'procured some or your LEAK V.'S PAT y. NT PILLS, which, byttsing tram* time to time, a:iE now, and have long betni, latter mere' than four ye=ars rindes.:ribable distress), in as - good a state of health as ever I enjoyed ; as a , proof of this, I bahalta tine, - thriviiig,'healthy child, been to the a few months - ago: In gratitude to God, anti in hopes of rendering niv fellow-creature-service, I request you to publish this ; and you may at any tune refer persons who wish to be of the truth ,of this, or further parti culars*,. to me lily frientis, , by- letter ern pe=rson. • As few cascs tor badness will ever equal mine, and none exceed it, I - have from exptiriencesevery reason to assure Mankind, that ia your LEA KE's„l'll.f.S. they will fiptl sure, speedy, sari!, and radical curt:;' for that most dread ful stage. of , the Venereal Diseaso,, which is called a .coN". 1 LI: Lre s, i• T. * l mtprmolintable, family reasons prevent making .rhy name and ailktr,:sa piiblic t, but creditableß persons re:lly wanting information may a l so b e referred to the and in) friends by Mrs. g. Clark, It arnsa c-C; a rfierts, Edinburgh. - Prepared and Sold bv tic. ::7ole Proprietor, T. TA V 1.0 R, iLleinher of Rie ; a t College of. Surgeons in London, at his - hroise, Ni,. 9 , Nre , .v Bridge-street, Wheri.! he will give Advice without a fee, to .persons tak. ing these Pills, and will answer patients letters, if post p,ia, on Inc -.34Me terms, observing, in all cose.s'4he most inviolable secrecy, no person's name or case having. beim mentioned, but at their own particular requeq, by the l'ro_ prietor, during the course-Of -more. teats tnirty-six years, that he has 'had the conduding of, an extcniiive. sale of the above. Medicine, and the pradice arising therefrom. They are also sold by his Appointment, hit. the conVe.. nience of those' living at distance, - by Mr. IS'arson, South-bridge, Edinbunch; Mentions, Printer, tj las. gow, to whom also Mr. T. 'refers for his address; at the Perftimer's, No. ts, St. Allures-street, Pall-mall ; Mr. Robertson's Toy-shop, N a; ro3, Oxford-street ; Mr. I)is . . borough's, No. 7, Fish-sttvet-1011, nearly opposite the M onument ; • Mr. Steel's, Pookseller, UIIIOII4OW, Little `Tower-hill; Mr. Cawell's, Dublin; and by one person to every considerable town in Great-Britain and Ireland, in . Boxes of only as. sid. each, - Staled up with tun and plain directions,. whereby persops of either Sex may cu t e t h em . selveS with . ea.%e 3[lll seers y. N. li. Every Box sold in Great' Britain is sealed up raids a Stamp, on which, by favour of the Cornisin sinners, IS printed, at - the Stamp-Iltllce--" T. Taylor, NO 9, New Bridge-srfett," to inmate which is felony, ioßt all others are counterfeit.