The Sun. — London, England, 1801-06-17 00:00:00

PARIS,. JuNi r 3. On the loth instant, the Count and Countess 'of LFCHOR Went to visit the 410.7/ des Monnoies, ac, companied by the Minister of the Interior. They were condkied through the ditTerent apartments . by the Ditedor and Administwors of that_Establish_ ment, and a medal was struck in theit presence, in. seribed.to the KING Of ETRURIA, and bearing vari., aus appropri,lie emblems,. The Count and Countess proceeded then to the Cabinet of Mineralogy, and spent a whole hour in examining• the productions which it contninS.` A Letter from Havre, dated the. 9th, states as follows At seven in -the evening of the 7th, two frigates and a -Corvette, belonging - to the enemy,.came in sight. One of the Frigates and the Cork istte kept a good offing ; the other ap. proached, the battery of La . Neve, and tired two guns ; the ball from one of them fell near the sen-tincl. They were answered with one gun ; and °then a shell was thrown, the splinters of which seemed to fall about the Frigate, and probably On board, fur she immediatery tacked and stood to sea." In the night of the-Stiff, ail English Frigate sent in-her Boats to the Harbour of Ancona, and sue,. ceeded in cutting out.the Bull -Peg Corvette,' which lay at ancho.r . .within the light-house battery. The French :ViTors at Ancona, however, being ' prised of the business, by an aviso stationed at a diStance from the Corvette, retook her about an hour. after, though already under sail, and out of, reach of the batteries. Dispatche'S have been received from Citizen. ALQUIER, Ambassidor at Naples, who, in the ab.: sence of his Majesty at Palenno, has been presented to the Prince Royal. The troubles at Naples are ne ar ly appeased; hatred is ceasing ; this unfortunate people begin N.) hail the dawn of happier times. A. great number' of, state PriSoners have been set at . liberty, and there are not more 'persons detained in. the differ:.it Sicilian prisons at present than in those of other European States. All the French Vessels which have entered the different ports of Sicily and N;pies, have been received with great propriety, and eveey thing leads to the belief that the Cabinet of Naples perceives at' last her real iderest in at taching itself to the influeitee , and proteetiOn France, wllicir alone can .e“,are ;he interior and exterior tranquillity, and the connuercial,prosperity of NaPles. W Austria ausking for the maintenance of Continental Peace ; whilst she executes the Eth, 9th, loth, and x Id) Artid6 of the Tteaty of Lunerilile, evif dis Posed persons, or dupes, seem 'to:: delight in spreading the most sinister - rumours. 'They fortify these rumour; by the cireutnynance that the Krs'o 'Of PRUSsik has ordered 40,000 men to be' assembled between 'Bo , . li,, and Pol,sdatir and they deeluee. extraordinary 'consequences from the steps between 'these two, Powers : but thek do not observe the following or they disguise them from their partisans : . ' The Treaty of Peace is eoncladed between the French Republic and the EMPEROR. ' The Er.i eE Fi o R therefore is himself interested in the (=cu.. don of the opeii and secret Articles. ' • • 2'.• It is 'known that the "French Government com municated to the Government of Berlin the bases of Peace before it was'eoneinded. 3, The Prussian Troops, now their manteuvres are-over, are' retnining to their cantonments. • q. UntiftheSeculanzations are entirelye xecuted, there, remain in. - the Belgic and Rhine Departments 60,00ri men on the War establishenent,' 5 Sane 'Posts on the other side of the Rhine are re-occupied by the French, but merely to prevent the return of the. Emigrants and smaggling. ALQUIR, the Atribassador Nap/e.t r )0%4 . 3' . • , very favourable account of the situation of that Kingdom, and 'the manner in which the Treaty with France is exeinted,' French Funds, jutie f. 65. c; 65. so. francs. 52--49.45 i.. STItASBUit6H, JUNE 1.--The rumours of War, circulated anew 'throughout Germany, art unfbunded.' It appears. that they have been invented by those who -have a great interest in the.rerieWal of hosti titles. LAW REPORT. -ouRT or KING's BENCH, TU:3IVAY; Jorg f 4. morning the'two Grand Juries for the 'County e•ex were sworn in before Mr. ;us tice GROSE, I'.dl his Lordship deliverekto them a very, '..harge, previous to their "entering upon ic services. He direcled their attention to helices that were most likely to come under :!onsititration ; and, in enumerating them, Uorthilip adverted to libels by caricature---to ications that were injurious to the morals and igion of the Country—to publications of an oh cane, immoral, or blasphemous tendency—toliollses it ill fame, which . were frequented by, the young and the old, by the idle and profligate—hif the mid_ night ganibler—by thieves and ‘pick.pockets. I\llr. ERSICINI was instrufted on the I§:it.t of Sir jobnCartevto consent to this. Motiuu. Rule &- charged.. Mr. ERSICINE moved for a Habeas Corpus to bring up the body of Mr. Cunningha:n, Captain .of an American vessel, in order to be bailed. He srood charged with murder. This Motion was grounded on an affidavit, stating, That a persork of the name of Pormer was on board the ship of which Mr. Cunningham was Captain ; That before he came on board lie was most terribly affiieted with a noisome disease : That in consequence of miscond:tft he had been gently chaStised by the Captain, amid that in the course of the voyage he had diel. Some time after this several persons had deserted the ship for their misdeeds, and had entered, as was stood, into a conspiracy against the Captain ; and 'had made an affidavit, charging him with the murder of this man; but it appeared by the evidence of the surgeon, that he had died of a fever. So strong a sense was 'enter_ tained of the truth of this in she highest quarters, that he believed the American Ambassador had thoup,ht of applying to'Government that the Captain might be deliveted up to the State he belonged to; but, on refieetion, it was thought to be a more con_ stitutiiaial course to make this application to the Court. The Case might be thoroughly canvassed Mien the captain came up on the writ to be ad mitred to bail. -Motion granted., 'SITUATION FOR Q BLAST FURNACES, FORCES, and FOUNDRIES. To- LETT, for any nuraher..qf Year,, the COAL, I- LIM ESTON2, and I RONSTON a. inethi Lands al COAL CLYMVY,THRONIIURN, Au' vv , Ey.FORTH, with the' LI M ESTO N E and 1 RON STONE is the Lands of HINCHELWOOD,-if required. • These Lankis he contiguous, are within 2.4 miles of. Edin burgh, 5 of I.anark, and 2 of the extensive Iron-works'at Wilso n Towm, and extend to above rsoo Scotch acress, con taining an inexhaustible fund of Cinl. Lim e s to ne, an d run stone, with Freeston..... and Clay, and Water on the Lands of Throwburn useful for the aranuladure . of Col now working for .country - sale at Coal Clyinpy is 3 Icet inc.hes in thickness, of excellent quality, and uncommonly tree from sulphur, and making st good heavy char; and the present price to the country I:ttle. more than 3s. per ton :-- there are several veins of Irtiosone, very , rich, and in great p lenty, which, with the Lime, ate allowcti to be as favourable lot themanufaituolgaLlron as in this country, and the nerals are now,opailliEr inspection 012 the lands. A situation, such as is now onered, containing within itself all the requi- Aes for the manutadure ofiron in all its branches, is rarely to be finer with, and tl-n. which a tix,:d Rent or Lordship on the output of the - minerals, or a share of works erected, as may be ..gr..-ed upon, will accepted. For farther partieul:4s apply personally,- or. by Letter, to . 'ore,C`rawf..rd, at earkluad„ near Hamilton ;or Mr. i,ll, 'Writer,' Buchanan-street, t.iasgow, ad June, ast. TUE XING AZAITCLCAC. This was a Rule calling on the Defendant to !thew Cause why a Criminal Information should not issue against hint for irrel. , uldr condutt, towards Sir John Carter, w, a Magistrate, &c. Mr. DAMPILR stated, that Vord Arneliusi Beauclerc had written to "the Prosecutor, Sir'John Carter, Mayor of Portsmouth, a Letter, staring th at h e did not intend to offend him; &c. which Letter was read ; by which it appeared that his,_Lordship ed to put an end to the misund,:rstaoding between them,. &e. and it appeared that Sir John Carter was also desirous that their , friend hip should nor be any longer interrupted, and he had therefore con. scored that this prosecution should drop., Mr: Dmurt u now moved, that this gule to chew Cause why a Criminal IRformation against the Noble Lord should riot issue, be discharged. IPRONI the Nobleman to the• Peasnot,,intoxitn , . tion is the cause of trtarty..of thedisonlers which now of: iiielnunki n d. When reason is thrown otf her guard hy the potent torte of drinking to excess, it too often happens that this imprint:nee produces.antitheri or in other terms,, a con. flexion with a disordered or unckean person. And frequently those who art Guilt y arthese indiscretions arc on the point of entering into the reefed band of wedlock witty a•discreev and- Virtuous companion. Well, waat is she :- consequence of these repeated improprieties ? The inleflious poison which. has t urkett in . t e 004 r -of thc huSliatut cons inuni 'Cate& to the wife, and entailed upon the olt4iring, who 'tOmes - into the world a spectacle to ~ .11 bc!ioldet v.:, and is subjea to the evil, eruptions of the most inveterate tentlency, A me. chink, who uses'rnct.il in the completion of any perferinatU:e that has not been properly led:l°d,, vvi11.404. his 'workman ship break, crick, and display a variety of irnperfedions, in defiance of all pains and udigenee. I t it exaaly the same. with those who enter ;Ate the state of we:ll64;i, - Without having their blood properly fittrified flora the contagions dis tempers it receives through these errors, than which nothinK is more efficacious tai Dr. Brodum's Botanical Syrup, vehtdt is' an admirable diuretic, and acts by perspiration, ittVCC tail inti to cure. complaints of this nature, aiter.they have lain dor mant on the blood for seven, eight, or ten years. Although it is so cifeetual, it is at the saute time so innocent, that a ciiii(l, or a lying in woman, mieht take it with the greate.it liatety ; nor - is there the keit ti - urer of taking cold, even in the most inclement ':season, it is scareely possible to escape from during the administration of a catair.seof inenntry.'. Bro‘intifi Guide to Old or Advice to both Sexes, to obtain a radical and permanent Cure for those secret Infix. Males-Of Nature, which dtoncacy often forbidt to disclose even to their Relative*; wiin a Treatise on Ferrule- Dis eases, Nervous, lly . pochrnidrtac, and Consumptive Corn- To added, Advice to l#atlt arid Hot-*ails hath.irs, See. it is wartitutztay recommended to Seafaring • The BOtonical Serial . ) and Nervous Cordial to be had at the Doctor's Ilouse,No. 9, Xthion-strect, near the I.everian Museuni, Siirrey Side of Illackfriar'ss . Bridge, in Bottles at rt. as. rrs. bd. and is., bd. i'cliary included): also of W. Bill v,in, Printer and Bank:genet, at, his Nleclicincil Wirehomv, N 6.. 3 , wi ll e.tr ct t. ~e;1 0 n:cit received a large and fresh sup ; Thompson and Mills, Castle-street ; Browne,. C. Routh, Bridee-strixt ; Reed, and 'Sheppird, - Bristol ; Aleyler,. and Crottwell, Bath - Messrs. Goadby, Sherburne; Mr. Raikes, Gloomier M. Tvinbs, Won:ester ; Trewmon, r.`iteter Swinney Birdiingham ; -Spilsbory an,l Co.' Xl.try-streeti °Dublin by'ull Primers,. Ftooksetlers, and venders of th i three Kinv,donts. - Five (..;tin..'a Bottle of Nervous Co.rdiol (whieit is only to be had al• the Deraor's contoirrs nearly seven single guinea bottles. - rut Publie4y;CAutioutt against purchaing thus?taMit:irtes of Teovell.,:a, &C. 41S no perSOn, IS died by Itr . Brodum tic trivet wits theme—lt may 460 be had by giving orders to the NCWSiThaI. A 22.5. Bottle ~:ontairis c9cia: totive small ones. • Let firs, stating Pa - Cents' Cases,Avitli the Dodor's usual Fee of a Guinea, will be striett,. attended to. It will be nceesi.ny *lit:Doctor should see such Patients as - ar r e'aflJl:!.Uxt - with De:artless or Loss of Sight, or send their Case., by Letter or e.-tx..ei, to the Dotior (Post or Carrittge . paid), with his usual Ice.---Thu Medieines,rnay be had day. , by IllifilANAN - M I MI 1.1. AN. jut tioW-Norcet, t uyent.t.;,(ilvai AMI 1'ut , 11,....t0u to, ViTtl.t.Ala Assn; Sot trr (at iierse.tert No. I I3t 6t ea* ; whem ' ll "qtfrminti) , thtd;rs fin the Popr, Letters t a r tPt ter , a" , Ito tt-pod 2, must be addressed y.-road, Ilit.ltnunster ; To THOMAS TA Y1.01(..- No. 9, ,New Bridge-Strert, Honoured ' Edinburgh, MN"cll !•°, BEG leave to inform' you,. -that e,te,e‘r,eiiit.ti.csn:ylefri.4:4: year .1799, .I have been :initial with the ,„ o ist. re.; ; which, troth • its obstinatcly resisting :Weak:isle prescribed by the most eminent of o ' 4 Fy itiOifK , .' here, and undergoing sereial severe courses 0 7 ," atai twlee harced front the lospit.il, 0 ,0 would ale to be of •• the most spring or List .year ,my, di4order }ot to„stleir ;marl); to put period to my existeint-1 had on the oro Wit o t Inv' , heat, chosen ,e.ich ar , ", t !' kv,cre broke fiat ia a fright Li) niainter • ivy fully Oahtfttl, 'and' had been. ii , staieof last.s, , even years I my left had,,,,a150 I ;lrge . ryas very midi discoloured, 1 / 4 ",,olo ing Pain, parti4ttlaflV when .waria.'to j.k„.i, 0 ). 1.° '2.r44 i. Five me of rest ;in laincntal)le state, " 4 C ot in h t t l . e le r : l b ed v '• yoc l i v r iln i.i," re kc cei § 7l4l) .- 41 ; " : 1 D ' t t'lriej? beAin onklie * e sic. t 'Pl i ti ti orift' It b eti g lc i tik " .: 4 4.) J i ej i4Tik i-ve "' 401111(11y ttcalct.C-,rAmt„,aisi.?4„,.ttly„.,: "so tikt - APP*: * ` i clw also; 'craving, however,•con'iiiierA;le•dfit:otou t,o, : ,„ skier and pain4ln rho k tscriterg.thei:) , ,,O, sing of God, anti, a ; little longer per 1 11 411 , 0 4 stibt 0 6$ 4 ;.ibpirsilrit.,„„ti:t.ti ,Y rcgaining natmril ot/04 , ,rnat. - r49 1 gt2!ng ott. I thus bevaniN4r :att :perfetglx . have rec./were:l my tOriner• spirits :some jo4ly and- 41.4te, bliy,irslitottTlVl;v 3 months to the astonishment of who 111i4.,-n*, 1 0 7 a Loss in what trots It" gmt tbr the good of tither snaring itiorrlts, to case as priblict 'lSoSsilil6l-aS sh:, nu g* Tr t rstt,'' * in srr•dtiiltt;, yoti wilt gre*ly very hurnhle servant, • . Swan's 1:A1151140i. .!'• • - Witricss4.l.s"to,klie abtm'e : lc too • JouN .TtioNtriotz, N. 3, New:l i ollltr:" o tiN o tO 11,1 iirid Sold by:the sole Prerrr"'',..P4 r ' Titpuft:E; TAYLoA,...membtr o f t h e :4 when, e 3 a t ilt i :a -11 :0 '1 11 i S e rli l P11., : tb: 14 1K .C e W if.) B f r t ti elfi l in a practice partictilarry: direitej °wren' Complaint ant.l tilos; • Generation; with that inVivl4l)iii SO:;rel:y v•r?';` - '„ Iris protestiion should always dbserve so‘'.) flatters hiinsel I, the advico and ass i stan ce itc., adritinisters tO persous ta klug thi; „ Meilroy esteemed, by a discerning Public, as done attainable ,ditl void of - ;11 A 5014, etc his appoilitiiimt„ tor those living :1(a ci.stanci . , at the Ferrol). : Alban's-street, Patl.• Mail ; the Toystinp, ford-smn ; I.)isborough'S,. No. 7, i Suet's Roksoiiri - , No. ti mil ; "Mc. ? t,Vatsonis, SoAll-hrithze, we.'s, Dublin ••• an t py one person in m." 'o town in Gnat irintin Irciaiid, in B.:r! each, sealed up, with fall and plain dirt war t , lT z : sc _ or. of either sex in ty core'themselves " ' ; it ), secrecy, and safety. . o: Jed I:l' eft •ic N• IL Every BoN sold Great Britain 4% _ o „ ior i a Swnp, 011 ‘viti.:ll,. by favour of the printed, at the St , tinn-Oftice— o T. Ta) 10 . t 4; lir4t4e..trect."—to intitte which it Felony, a Colrtert. iti. LONDON I Priwrii 'Ac She• Styrt.Orric'r, RISSSIAN' EMDARCO. The. fpllowing question was discussed this morn ing,,in the Court of King's tienchl namely, ,Whe. ter the detention of a Ship in consequence of the late Etnhargo Jaid on all Russian Ships, &c. within the Ports of this Country, was a risk to.. be insured under the general words of a common Policy of.in siirarke ; and whether a Plaintiff in an Aaion on a Policy on sach a Ship, was enabled to•recover?' 'lle question' had never been direelly decided! in ease of an Embargo imposed by s our own Country. After this case had been argued by Mr: Rnt r is for the Plaintiff, and by Mr. GI B u's for the Kinder. writers, Lord KENVO'N ordered it to stand for a second argument.. His. Lordship put this question to Mr. Gt u us—Suppose a ship is insuredwhen two Nations' tire in good peace and friendship ; and that afterwards War breaks out between them, and sonic of our cruizers take that ship, during the rime tile N3tion to which the ship bciongs - remain'alien enc. Inks, pe . rliaps ail anion cannot be brought ; but cuunot an adieu be brought afterwards ? .As this is a case of great National importance, we shall stare 'it at greater length 'on some future day. „ . M.tRINF. VILLA; St.)UTHA/v1P11)N, TO BE SOLI) LY AVCTIOIy, By Mr. CPIRISTIE, At his Great Rooth lii Pali-Malt, 'On THURSDAY., Ilify 2, at One . o'C,:lock-, A'flu' and ''lngttlarly Elegant FRE.EHOLD V LTA, STABLIN(:' for SIX HORSES, two COACH - numerous „attached and detached OFFICES of every descriptiou suited to a Family, Garden, 4c. seated in a PadiOa of four Acres, ornamented with Plantations,. ShrubberY, %tee:. 'delightfully situate on the West side o f the. Road, the approack to.Southatnpton. corn. mantling beautiful and extensive Viet,vS of the Southainpten Water, 'and Itcliin River; surrottnding Country forrnin,,e' a mass of prolific richness, possessing all the advantages of'. a Country Residence, with at plea.surc the most social...tad .lire ...kiciety. A part of the Land 'nay be turned to great xtV3iltikee fOr the purpose of building upon, without the least . obstruttion to the pert - rd enjoyment of tit: RVsidence. , The whole. in the most perte.ti and complete. order acrd re- pair. •liiiinWiateprissession`may he had. ParticulatSlnak oe had t= days preceding the Sale; at the Dolphin, Southartipton; (genre, at Winchester;. Prkafer of the Salisbury Paper; tush, Farnhain ; Star, 41.refunf ; riaitiptoket Cockercil, Saville.ruw ; at the Rainbow Codee.lionse, and in PalLiklall. ' S'lllP - NEta7 nuAVisENt, JUNE TS. `ailed-- , tht.%rderi, .Harley, and lt.Aubler, IVllytocli. for 's , ..triu.ul ; FlOpe t fry ; for Gior m ilt;u•'• I I:oura. —, for Szville ; Dialut Purcell; :tor ; H ----,oop, —, for Itaul'oursh ; :41 Lady Peoryn, tor Gren,ia. ifdARILD. •. On Sunday evening, by a sp,eiallice.nce, by the Right Hon. Lou! George I\ftirray, bishop of St. Davici's,•John . 14.nnirwt. Esc, M. P. to Mit.s Woodford, duly daughter of Sir Ralpii . M.)odford, Bart. - • . • • •' • DIE , D: ' ' • ' - Cm ,the 14t h of M4y.'last, (Irservi.Oly !ail - tented by a nu maotts acquatOt4nce, Williairi'ehaloncr, - late of 'Bow -street, Loiwitni, 14st . of thc,city 01 ,York; Esq. in the 634 year of his age, ' ' - - ' , .. • On the rst instant, at Hastings, Sussex, of a lingeringde wh•;i•e he wentfor tilt benefi ' t of his health, Air. lieeby. youngest son or lir. sainue 1 &eby, of Charl,3- ' street, Horslydown, • On SArrirtkry last, itidrlerili. Mrs. Hata,' of TaviStock : street, Coyent.qarden, siru.Zirtly 411(1 much lament... 4 by her friends 'her mildmss; goodness of heart, and amiable distiti , sition, justly. endearcri her to 41 who kiatw her. • Last - Wednesday, Mr. Robert Varkinscin, life partner with tiessrs. 1. itetgle Ftench and Son, Swithin'i-lane, London'. On - tire Isth inst. at );lelmont Lodge, in Hertfordshire, John likairy.Warre, . (f 'u 1. sroZ•A:s, eRnAy. • ndin.Stock , s. NeW ditto' s. tits. I.ottery Tickets til. ns. itish ditto 81. Bs. Oninium Inver. 3. per Cent. S9J pito Atm. iti tin Account I oilri for May Consols for Account 611 . , . flank Stock :61' Navjt 5 per Cent. shut c, per L=ent: 1797, 941 k rah (;4( Cent. 911 4 per Cent. COIL 7Si 9 3 1 t u r Coot, Red. 6pai per Cent. shut Ditto Scrip Bank' Long .Ann. 5 -26 shotcAoli, Ditto - ' Catisa tato, vis est. notissima: EXTRACT, or ANIMA of QUASSIA. T lEUT..Colonel Qt. i V E tt,. in the hire Campaign .1„.41 in. India, arid during the Siege of Seringaparam, ,was afflicit:ri with I)ysentery and general Debility, and cured by Hallam and Co.'s .E XTR ACT, orAN I MA of QUASSIA'; the patioutari,.of which he has obligingly communicated in the following Letter, fo B. Shaw, No. 71, Borough, with th e express desire that it may be made No. sB, Wigmore-strcet. ,CaVenclish-scluate, February 16,. 1801. In the lite Campaign in India (which terminated sn fortu tiatetv for the British Empire), I was exposed, during 6 march through the Mysore, to excessive ratigne and a burn ing sun; that enervated my whole .sy . stern, which increas e d rapidly in the .course of the Siege of Seringapatinn ; during which, from the dampness of the Intrenthinents, I wira at tacked with a violent Dysentery,. and by further - exertion in the carrying by assault this important place, was so far re duced ar•nit be rendered incapable of further service : the whole systi m. had recsived a •shock that threateueit diate dissolution.,no part of it seemed longer capable of per. forming its ptoper funtlion ; the-stomach and bowels were unable to retain the small quantity .of food 'taken, -.which passed otr Immediately, ; the Ilervous,System and Mus cu l ar Fibres were equally atteaeil with constant tremor 'and deb!• lity, to such a degree as to fendei eicii walking extremely difficult.' This archon, with the constant irritation nn the Storoaelvand 80we1.4 produced continual pain and fatg ue . my passage' to, k ng land. I Had every assistanc e , th.• smallest adv,liithke. Oh toy arrival, I procured ,mi:tfc.il A t Irbil', every in..irter that, was thought irely to aliCatt ' arid,a, tar several months:attended regularly t o the medicine. and minien prescribed by 'my Physicians withoiit receiving the least benefit. - • In Odobar last I, called, on you, to inquire if Hallam and co..'s,&xtrael, or Anima ofsluassia, was likely to beof scr. vice in my hope.ess situation, I took it front your recnrn. niciuladon, and have the happiness feling myself per_ tally restored; and that, by taking a .few. boxes only. A very few doses produced An 'ease 'anti regula?ity in the stomach and . boWtels; that hid not been elperienced since -the 'fir st amek of the disorder. In. shnrt, the wholp train of dis_ lressing syntproms were soon eitl:etually relieved, and. I have now the happiness• to enjoy a state of health I had little rea.. son to expect. 0T The Proprietors particularly request Purchasers will he careful to observe, each box has a Certificate, signed red ink, " E. liallo.rn and Ca." 43 •no other can possibly be •gchuihe, • • • Sold wholesale anlY, 'hy B. Shaw, No. 74', Borough ; and retail, by Piadilig, No. 76, Oxicird.street ; N4iybery, corner of St. Paul's Church-yard; Pearsall, No. 23i, High 3101. .barn ; RoYal Exchange ; SWincY. No. Al, Pall-Nl4l and No 169, Piccadilly; and Turtle, No. 111, Strand , boxes'of 0. and ses. 6c . each; and large pal:kageso contain. ing five boxes, 26. each, Duty included. •, AYLESBURY, BUCKS, . . • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, ' By Mr. CHRISTIE, At his Great Room in , On THURSDAY, July 2, at O F &Clock, IN ONE: LOT. Capital and Valuable PREEHOLIS ESTATE ti consisting" of the MANOR. of AY•LESBURY, with and the Mano r . ot: BROUGHTON ,HOL. LAND alias B UG H.TO_N STAVE I. Y, with Quit It e nts, Heriots, Reliefs, .Tulls of the Markefc tic. and several cxpital DA IltY FARMS, drc. with good Farm Honies, and suit able-Out-buildings, and 661 Acrei, 3 Roods 6441 S PereheS, of uncommonly rich, principally Feeding and Meadow Land, Tithe Fr . * . er.zr..:rated .from Land Tax, le t to DlOit responsibleTeri:nits on Lees, which .will expirr in 0.t1.t, 180 5 , and remainder in ISt!, at several annual , Rents, amount:. hi s to ne ar sEIGIITr:EN HUNDRED POUN Dg.,,to g ether with a valuable Coatingence, better suited to ha conceived titan explained. This desirable Estate is situate in and surround;ri g the speciabic: Market Town of Ayle.sbury, in the ,Cinnity of litsCks, the rich Vale of which is too well known to require .any co i rtment. • Particulars mad, he had of the Printers of the Reading, Ox. fo'rd, Northampton. and Leicester Papers; • Cambridge Chronicle,; at the Rainbow Cotlie.housc ; at the qcorge,. Aylesbury ; of Messri. Forster, Cooke, and Frcre, I,inc2 4 ln's4 Inn ; and of Mr. Ciristi:, in Pall Mall,• who are ernpo*Cred to l'eceive 'Propo,4ls to purchase by Private Contract. A Plan may be seen in Nall-Mall. • TO THE LADIES, ANO OILS: innocent and inEtllible, are tlie tJ orly preTentatiyes to the growth of superfluous Hair, and traveler many years blaCt: ceLkti in obtaining the higlie.l repute, through the prevaling patronage ot the first Nobility. :jade up in packets (containing patches to take offloir), phials pots, signed Eleanura.--Fine Law) Cream, bang the first and finest cortipncition eve{ invented, to pros-rye the skin and beautify the complexion ' tar superior to Milk o t Roses, or any thing ever mad. known; it is p:irticolarly agreeable to Uentlemen after shaving, as it cools ;aid het:is the rettnlnhig he:its: sahc, Paste, admirable - for preseryi thehAndl from the elicits of inclement Weather, And t i.l after sea•bathirrA: it c,ires burns, scalds, and chilblains. Sold by ;,Ir. No. rtS, OxfOrci-street ; Mr. Williams, No. 41, ; Mr. Ntedcall, No. 54.,, Hol hormh111; G ACM, No. 4;2, New Bons! -street; Mr. Lloyd, No. 2, York-street, Covent-Carden; at- No. 33, Haytnarket ; and by the. Proprietor, No. 3, ' Carpenter street.—Releteute wade, free ot Postage. CORSIIMPTIVE COMPLAINTS; ' AR E gpaerally occasiti:iLd U ; . 43 t 1 1 ,.: Snanation of the Blood in the .I.unAs, tiil it is convgried ir.tft purulent 'matter ; this , may h.! , owing to tier votis ii.nons - , , r... asthmatic, or dropsiCal„complaints,_ excess of libidinous in &Agencies,- leading too studious; .stkikntary Iffe•;--licai 4 cliinate, hard (kinking,. inunoderate use of merettr).ils, tea, eottit, or other -ovate: liquids lit may be owin i . e ; to - a erf!ti • caught , by damp,bedS or ,ttiorip houses; chlordsis or greZ,ll sickness ; excess or grief'or ple,sure ; debilky of the fibres of the ,viscera, an ulcer in the liVer, neglect of custontatg. exercises, tie. ece. The CORDIAL fiALM of GILEAP is calculated to-restore a broken and decayed constitution td • its pristine health and vigour. To be had at Half:a-Guinea, or 51 . Cases with twetve, at Mr.,Mathews,. No, IS, Strand, London, the only War:hoes! tbr 1)r. SOlOnion's Cordial Baku Of Gilead, No. 7, Exctutuge. conic; Dublio,,aml ill I.liith, by liiiaard ; Bristol, Sheppard i Brighton, Gregory; LiiMingharn, Swi.nuey i Bcillonl, Sinitll; 131andford,. Simmons ; Bury' St. Edmund's, !Jingle ; Chef: tentiait, flarward; Cambridge, Hodgsnn ; 'Coventry, Rolla.; son ; ColcheSter, K i eymer; Canterbury, ',Simmons; Cam' liSle,julhe ; Chatham. Etheringtcri• ' Chelmsford, Clachar; Chester, F l etcher, Poole and Son ; Chi c hester, Phil;;' °' • Cirencester, .Stephens; Chippentianl, Combs; No. 7, Exchange-court, Davison; DerliV, Drury ; D Dublio• ' iu - hot) Pennington; I)over, Ntales ; I)evi pa,. Ilrougli ton ; Porch" - ter, Crutvvell ; Deal, Rose ; Dartmouth, Jackson s • Edins biugh, Smith ; Exeter, Trewinan al:Ct Son; FOalauti 4 'Elliott; . Gloucester, Raikes ; Glasgow, MiDonald ; Go' pert, Ilanfmg i Hull, It'invson • , I psw i ch, '•Middled ita Isle of Wright, Albin ; Keilti.ti,'lltailthWaite ; Livetpa , l• Merritt and Wright - Uric:lister, Waloisl,;- ; Leeds, gums; Lincoln, Drury ; 'l.o. lin, Headley. • . L:.:icesier, Gretl"l o SAvinfen ; Lewes, I:ce ; Manchester, Lynch ' : AloP re P Rovye ;" Maidstone. .Blake i Marlborough,- 14 Aro i ld ; ' N e % " bnry, Fuller ; . Newcastle, NVaiker ; Northampton, Eire' Nottingham, Burbage; Norwich, Stevenson and CottipahY; Oxfonl, limes ; Pl)rpooth„ Richards; Portsmouth , Ilel lin ; Preston, Saguia : Reading, SnrareandCo.; shr'''Y' Wood ; Southampton, Baker ; Staiji)rd, .Sailtii.l Staiinci.nl, Newcomb; Snnderlaod, bray; Salisbury; Cc - dim ; S rIT: rougb, Bayley; Tainitoo Pooie ;- Tunbriei9 Cr. , ; `., .7 . Evil! : Weymouth, Woo:1; WinJ,;,,r, - ,lakeli.ei ;'Wen' s e ' . .l`l,' Tyr:it's ; ‘ 4 ;faetvick . ,- Perry ; Wiy,ci t is z ger, jtetili.ni; 10 ' 4 Tesszs ntan ; Vartn4tlth, DOWIEt. . : ~,_t . ,. pu r rs, E.r.:.1 by all mt. reputable !Sled:eine Verifiers , Puv. i -- - , A _' Sze. in every principal town in lir -i-nd -Irel , lod , §C° I. " I " I7 • atla America. - WI - R 1 l e : ; N pon .P ii r i lie it s y s , i l tr v a ia l t. : * N oo i l ,Alen - iti t: c f: 4 :' e Et iw i r t 4 itt l a s ti v i , : i t l e : 4 liC 1. the seleztipm of .1, peen liar - bra Ike it; the ,aii:tian otlih,; C. • tinded•success is the best esiectoli,nt.s.,•perio:ity: , .- ~,,,,,,t ''. .iiir. )l t.‘z`ars has-e I . clevrited my pr4C.l.ce EQ t::..: eXC , ",':r tre;AMICIrt of - chive* Disiirklers•i'andSttle suceeistul rtstilt el e, a s 14 • hr. , plan e,iv,es ‘ tne additional ar ; :hrr to .ipp,,psiii. ,, s , ,‘"' c s . : .' o l ost -; able, tint iavazes'ot.'flioVe'ie , itti (pliants. vvfliPiii . .'r e "- .• ' important in, glic.cltalogne 0f,44±1 . 31an,,,1iV( ' '' , ari " Atier initiation lad e ver' BINA:11"a - au - Arni/ Sitrg'`. ' , ~,reliK I fanned a.wlsti. atats,rearly,,4"46o4Plai.V.Pktarf 4 '" . 77'i,i , the (la iilu4ls t re,JA . t 19e too ranee. mine a d:kited incn, ._ ~it t eiiffalty danotrataLppilaiiiidelsleoimsi - oßoil i o t,or ti ' ; , ioro v t 1, lie Three DisordeN,..to the (,I.lrC -of yliteli 1 1 ''' `• vo t ied inY - alkinitriitti'eckfiViiltilt Vrt iltkis;AMles t . 1, , lt.,F. 41, 1 S,,F f. 6;;[10 N, whoit her ti 3 trei:evir . .. 1 r4ii , Jit iAI y, 'Alt MAIM of .ti ht "Zi l.olo • a ~ , i 't ltv 11 ipity af to lip a1..121* 5,..,: 0 k,`. - ,11 p•;•• iinditlizaliip 1-, 44e.: A uti, I,::sk, tlit derinteMent at the' , , i --: ;J. ,, men which iti_pitlailtAN„lz.i k 01,4 1'. , 4 i , er*, ITA• 44 • . : ; ' • *Numerous Diseases are th , result of tzno : atice,r, , ..;..., -" - in't he tmiiment ' 41. dirtiPle..autioithecii , tLit 4l o l * r. frequently happeos,,that the .....e.ls. of Li fe.4w.vor . - :,. the inilkeretii , n - of an' iitignarded noiti.--llyes .., . 'thou sit,h C.,9;ilaints ate, easily c!, ,- ed I: 414 4 , 4 ,,,,,,,Hgv,q . ' ....,, : others have lade;;; 1 tillst that I 111,tt' pratTllrcriv' . ii ie .. radical tc,cstablrshinerit, ;. •, : ' -., • , ~. , ~,ieri, r e Few, Ittrever, are the cises i -;( ( .: o l6pFeati!ir ; 51 ,,r - , ',1., this 'disorder, emu pared , wit tt , 'the: catkrttaioi• 1it0t7,::,,,',,, Niel], who, twin an iniitilxeitce it Ji ti,,htarY. " I ' „yig . l 0,., prevalent gaieties of e '-tasition.tblaiire,• stetitnre T °. ' , g;,i, °I:D el: 011 8Y , -whioh is thes_umpoittible y:pip;e4- -,', pernicious bibles.' '. '' - • . , , . . It hero tp r e Ititko.vpt4irtter , broods over „1 . n.. ..irefully conc.als ins Mis al - toile, it ii . ,:',. ' - •; •; ,t• Litton tor him- to .knovi - .. Mat altll , t;! Ji , i :-. .' ,:: 't doubt or uncertainty with ot:i.!i r, ,- t t, , .. . ; - • - of these Deficiencies by-, the g; ~!..;.i.l log. '-:), ,`; , , ,•,.‘-••; tiOle, iS the acqiiirement (pt . rl , '.. •;• n .y, ~. ' ~r of bactiliets or Vt'/itt:, 11:1. , :.• 1)c. . : ' H . : :,4';'" i Much anxiety , wiii 1):: 1irv0..4 . :...LC L1t ‘1 ' i: i I : '''rt:',,‘ t r.' ' r ', i' ' ;' :tills C ‘ '4 r . C °l l 3 l nt :i k ! sat l i id )re. Stat e'. tCl . le ; has ' I' 1 10 i :!' c L. t ' ' . ', - 1: ':: 2:::'1.. Bring1::::::::: c t es; :s indispensably reoli ' ' ' ''' ' l ' , Sparks, of Lite and to re anynale ii;,: ' " - '''., l „,:6;:a _MAR It 1E1) WO N 1 EN; who - hit;a long 1 " ''' u ft l .111 ' t in in their expeetatiop , ot' a Family Mae . hz a",„,,, L '1., i j 10 11 . stiiii defects are c l ot - able by , """ . 7 - ,i 4 .ol l .Le l t z, The secresv which is so e.ssentiat, ttt hlk. '''. : ,•„tc, fin's' .ind the...quatiffeations which I have presume : 1 it".:;itil : 11 " ti the basis 01 my ,preteruiions, and in Loint4uc i t'`",, t consin k- . this intonation is ;riven, that . Mr, ri. inpv l'!- ~ ,,,,,t l o ts per;onailyi or by Letters liirelosing a small •1:4 0 i . ".hi, ;J. house, No. 29, Arundel street Strand, year 1, 01 1 .w .e:t,' I frr There is -an additional ' Entrance in ‘'r•g s adj N oining, awl the Name is on oth Inc dro'r 4. r I•li ---. Mcnihir or the R6o*ltollei:coi 5i:2 .. 5„....-- 0. -' ...--..... 1