The Sun. — London, England, 1801-04-27 00:00:00

sf . ,71 1 3 * • Air REPORTV.i trYtIZT OF X.ING'stEXCII, Scovi said, he bad now gat - an Afliaav it, such as the" ourt had yestefilair sah would be tie cessa.ry • a Criminal Information would be skied against Thomas, thi Keeper of the,l.:old- Bell'FielasYrison, who stood charged on the oath jolin-Hetan, with Waving treated hiM With great inhumanity) &c. He read the whole of tho-Affida.: v it, stating .the circumstances of the ,case, - . .and ton.: chiding with 'the words,," and this Deponent fur, thersaith, that he neveribefore - this preseurtime,' had an opportunity, of applying to this honourable Court:", : . ' Lord liENYON said that would d e , and therefore the:Court:ranted a Rule, Aris to shew cause why a Criminal Information_ should not be filed against him upon the abovecharge. .• • , GREEN. kV. Mr. ERSK IN -moved for a Rule ta sliw cause ' why the Nonsuit in thiscase should not be set aside MI a new Trial had. This was - an Mtion brought by Green, the Plaintiff; who had been - Prisoner in the care of the Defendant, as Keeper of the Cold Rath Fields PrisOn, for the recovery of a sum of money which the Plaintiff- had paid to the Defend. ant; being a Guinea a week while he - was in that custody, for the use of a Room in that Prison. • .Upon the Trial it appeared, that Aris. had taken thii money of the Plaintiff, but it appeared also, thit Ads did,not receive it for himself, but made an En. Ity of' it in a Book-kept for that purpose, and rep_. larly accounted far it.at the ,Qtrarter Sessions,, and that he aaed under the authority , and order , of the visiting Justices . , 'upon the proof Of .which the Plaintiff was nonsuited. Mr. Eksicti , te now contended,. that the Order of the Magistrates was not authorized by the Provi - sion.of the MI of Parliament from whence they derived their Poiver, that the whole ofthe corduet 'of Aris, upon.this occasion, was contrary Jo Law, and that the Plaintiff, upon proof of his having paid money whiCh no. body had a legal right to end of him, ought .to recover. in his . Action for money had aild'rct'Wedby the Defendant to his use, and : there. now to have a new Trial. ,' • The Court, however, were clearly of opinion the Or.Or'Of the Justices was a-jpsrification rb Aris for vgliat 7 lic.bad done, and that the legality or illegality of the Order, could not be tried in an issue against •Aris, he being bOurid, at all events, t 4 obey the 'Oehler. Motion iefliSed: Some other Motions were made.for eetv Trials, bat they were not,. sufficiently interesting to be de. tailed. The Court rose about noon. From the LOYDON G AZATTE, ,4,641 zr. •-;; . , „ ifor-Orte, • • tai Z. • , Cnlottrl George” Henry Vansltrart, of the 6&th Feat, to be Jirigarner r pviecat in thk.l.ct want: only.- • • I.lf suf. Colonel the Hon. Inith:tsrpsteri4 to be iirigiaier-kienfr4l44 the tvlerlirerranginendy.:..„ • • Brevet-Major Chariecijoitiiiiit, Or tne Royal ttigineen, to. be pPiniqiorpe,,ol ithv:7l%orgl Seiknior only, :0,tt` , ,P;10,30( 7 ,7,!..y.tth pe•tninent tank, in the Army. " • • , Tv de Cido;relr Oiler 44rmy, . Lieutenant-Colonel 4vv..- -Stephens, of the Royal Artillery, Lieutenant-Colonel the lion. William Stew:irt, of the Ride Corps. • STAFF. • Colonel Mum 'Roble, of the i7eh Foot, to be Deputy Ad jtitant.General 40 the Forces serving .in the island of Ja maica, vice. Grant, deceased. • Lieutenant: Colonel George Airey,., of the fith Foot, to he 'Of:fluty Qqatter...Nlaster-Generat to the Troopi seryhig in the Island of Minorca. • Lioutenarit.Colonel John Barnes, of the Royal Artillery, to be Daptity Barritet.Master-General of Nova Scotia,. New Drnnsvvick, and their ,respective Depentlenciet, vice Put. Nun, who retires. Leutenant.Colonel John Vesev„of the sell Foot, to be De. . puty liarrack.Master.Generza to the purees reeving ‘botit'th;:. Canaclas, vices tattles. . . . • _ . . . ry somier.j. Crt , s; Bcouk, Gera, tO. be. Cortiet, vice Beatutent s , Who: reigns, . • . , • tre-Pchurprr 1, , 140,0ry. • ult. • • •- Mtk cxanr Car pbzil, late ,a Lieutety - io tle,:t3reaciarbane Fendibte;, to BC 'Sec:Gild 1://itenant vic‘r removed to /he Reg - to/en/ of the Isiesi l -1•• Bi,(e . f4rai bboail'ohniteer . Pirst . ,t;etiteti3nt .T.avtvcisce Priditatu,. to be Captain, =vice 11}• rts. tioteaseti. , ..• ' • - • . George t.J.N% Gent. to be. Second Lieutepant, !cc Ham who re6ign. *. - • .• • Tiavid 1)41;:e.r6, - ent. ttibt - Seec . ind vice ciake4setf.. • - '„ •—• ' C ha•rics .1( reltiVd, „Gent -to be Quartet-fluster, vice Sitrt, .dccea.w.d. .7( Paid>iteer Infantry. Ensign tei*.betieutenant, vice Caddy, promoted. Raymond Ss 1(1011, G be Ensign, vice . liole. .14a1 tiptiide'R P1e. : 14 • Henry Esq. -to - bc Captain. Robert WarwieTt, Gent: to.be Lkutcnant. john Losit,, Gent.. to be ditto. Tit Athalioit : of the lei 'Regiment of Riyal Edieborgh Vollintters. Ensign William Raeburn to be Lieutenant, vice Moubray, who resigns. . • John Moubray, Gent. to be Adjutant, vice Young, who resigns. Edinburth Rdfil Weald Po/tinkers. Ens;gn Thomas Clark to be Lioutenant, vice Mackenzie, who resigns. Alexander Grant, Gent. to he Ensign, vice Clark. Exettr independrnt re-Ave . :yr. John Wilcocks, Esq. to be Captain, vice Williams, who resigns. kw/twill) 14)1w:taws. Jokn Warren, Cent. to'be Lictititilapt in the tst Company, vie-o Black; yrornOted. Orlando. Lockt•er, sea.. Gent. tp . , be . Licutenzut in the zd Company, vice Warren . , 1016 resigns. . . r AeTtch Man tee r The Right Honourable. Lord .Courtcuay to be Major, vice llrewe, dee - easecl. • • ••• •Liggpert- reimateerr. Secimd lieutenant john.Michsll to be - first Lieutenant, vice • Ash, - who, resigns. • : Riehitl•Poplc•Clries, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Nile heik- Quickett, Gent. to be, Quarter. Master, vice Star. rock:, who resigns. LEJ..2I Lystliproit Feizi !ter:. Secnnd Liettienant John King :It b,..t First Lieutenant, vic •D'ods, Second Lieutenant tames Brown- tube First I.ientMant. Henry Dry-, Gent. to,bc Second ditto, vice ti . • t ..I ) 4?,k4a.PV , Wtatreer r. Walter Heywood, Gent. - to be Ensign. Is: Perthshire rghortfer Issfassil. William Ashmore, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice John Stewart, who is superseded: Nyrsou'rknocl rillotteers. Ttcvilion Ray/le t Esq. to-be Captain. 'tbon w s Tripe,. Gent. to be First Li e ute n ant. • Willizm NP'Cuire, Gent; tobe Second . Lieutenant.. john Bell Dunstcrville, Cent, to be ditto. • • Somirion V. Itaterrs. Bridge. just.- Gent. to be First Lieutenant, vice Bridge, promoted; Stoke l'clunteerr. William Simpson, Esq to kw Captain. • • 4 'ityltPniaiil l'olunterrs. „... ServadoLieutessesst4saac. Dadcock to be First , Lieutenant, • , clitcefll4eleockils , 7 ; • • - ikebert IJitermare Bullen, Cent. to be Second Lieutenant, - vice Iladcpck. • - • 14! ifCii . rallillieerr Iletitenant John Cooke to be lust Lieutenant, vice Williams, who reOgns. 7 1 % jyriL a tk• R, 1 A rlloy 14.01 I • . t 141331 . 1.7 , • L"Cotul. - r i.iesatlentint Aleltinder I.iston Ramage to be First 'Licutenanti , _TicetTittietpland, who reslgns. Serjeant.44ajor Alexander Beatson accond Lieutenant, vice Rainagc. Lyn/ lt;rvin,cA .1 1 0/igniter IV:lnky% - . • William Moody, Esq. to. he. Captain. vice James, promoted. Geot'gc Birch, Gent. tO.bc Lieutenant, v i ce Te bbits,' who resigns. • ••: Jk," MVI4ORANIPMU. The A pointment of Lieutenant A leitander Clarke, from the gad him., to be Lieutenantin the Rifle Corps, as stated in the Cazctteof the .2.16 t ()Ctoberr last, .has not taken place. The A ppoisittneOt of Lieutenant Christopher, Hamilton, from the aotti..koot, tb be Lieutenini in Ca ptain Sollet Camt). Intlepenflent Company . of I nva ids at Guernsey ; vice Walker, deceased, as stated in the 'Gazette of the Bth of July . last, has not taken place. l'ir,-,Appointnlent of Lieutenant If. itroWnei from thel - itit• parot the late ,ttsth Foot.. to be. tnsign in Captain Figo Independent Cottipaity of Invalids at Stieitacis t . ,a.s stated .in the Gazette orrlit 4thinstant, has nbt ta*Ni - Olace. • • Contotinions in tbr tst RaFal "ReklitiZrit :Tower Itamlets Mi. !ilia, rigvArl intiamm. Daid March 25,78er. Lieutenant.Johsa Ottbilotap44l, via *ciwani Bacon, re. Signed. • Ensign Adam Harvey. . _ toliktittitenatit, v i ce Ogle, SPORTING INTELLIGENC E . • NrWMARKET . VI kST 5P.,111-NG MEETING. rztvk'•, Sui:,,,..riptiou Handicap i'l4te of sc.'. tor all Ages. Across the plat. • ' ' Duke of araftbo'i'goruby lAss,.'4 yrs old, - Sst; 7,11). - • I Mr. Tumors Sirliarryi c, yrs old - , . .•3 Mr. l'anton's't rombone, c yts old, hsr. 3 Mr. Goldhig's.aitiloon, c. 4 yrs o-ldi list: 416. - 4 Duke of Queenslxirry's Elliarn, 5 yrs.old, Sit.lll), . Alt:Clel l l, lo ll:Yernstor, 4.y rs old, Sst. alb. Alt: Dawson's ack•a4,antern, 3 y 01 , 1,.7it. 7lb. .: Mr. Halter's cwslq, 7 yr 5,61.1, 73t: ilb: Mr. DAII"4IICPS.MOII-in-tileaWati, 3 yrs old 7st. 'The ludgc could jalacu only lour; Six tot against'llornbY'Lst--= , 5%t0 5 tarry-4 'to kagainst - „Cronsbono-3to avdnst . l4;ll•un--4) to t.agAinst Ycrnator. . , • sweepitakes of 250. each, Y. C, • Mr. Watson's yrs oldeS1v;11b:' '- • I Lord Stewell'sot. e...4,Procipstate, 4_ sr,oldi.sst. t3lb, z Mr. Concaunon's f. Swabins, 2 yr . 's. . 3 Eleven to 5 on Mr. Wat9oWs c. GARRISON. Captain Thomas Bligh St, George, of - the got!' Foot, to be Fort-Major of Fort St. George, in the Island Minoica, .vkce,sncil, who resigns. • • • 'HOSPITAL STAFF. , Shrgeen Green to be - I nspeetor of Fiekillospitals. Snre,eon Itobert..4 heves, from the 58th Foot, to be Surgeon .to , t3N.Forecsb vice Creel . t. . • AsSistant Surgeon John Price, frOm the j4i3th Foot, to be De `pay-Purveyor .to the Forces - . Ct, :I . `. A Wing, Gent. to be Deputy-P,urvey,or to the Forces, _ . vice To 41e Barractt.-Masteri in Great Britain.—Sir Jarnes Cock 'Kum, Bart.. Sit •Icihn Forbes, Bart: 'Ginrge lohnston, -Esq.- George Torriano, Eats. v;ce Mackenzie, resigned. Zlie M,.. Colonel. Edivarelt's ,Rrgistelft-pj Feticille b.f.:109r. Captain William Forrqttr,from .the I.ate 2d 134t.ition of the lireadalbane feucibles, to be Captain, vipe•Alanuel, who _ • • •,• resigns. Ensign Samuel o')Cifefei of the late I,irnerick Ft:lldbles, - to be '.nsign, vice Shrader, whortsigns: • 'Colonel /barrio 119's Regiment ofFeittible !Vanity. 7 Brevet-Colonel Rortalci C. Fergusqn, trom.t43'ist Foot, to t Lieutetiant,(itilone!, vice Wilt!ct, rernovcd . t6 th , .! tli Toot. ' Neltidu4ind Regthent of Forcible Illfanhy, Capfain-tientenant'Tito Le Lievre to be Captain ota CCM puny, vice Trentlett,. who resigns. 'Captain Willoughby,jatnes Burslent, froi - n.the'tSt ItaTiali Royal Canadian Volunteers, 0i be Captain of a Company, vice Bulger,. who. resigns. . Lieutenant Antoine.. jueliereatt, from ditto, to he Captain- Lieutenant, vice Licvre. . • To be Lientenants-:- . -Lientenant John Reid, , from - the Half pay. oldie North America ProVinciatebrps, vice Skinner, who resi sts. Archibald Writhe! wend, Gent. vice Hlllll— pitrey, who resigns, ehilip.”4-iwtini, Gcnt, vice Utley, who resigns. Ensign Theutas Dwyer, vier: Hosier, - s ho _ _ To be Ensigns— Westphal!, Gent. vice Skiriner, pro .thoted. ‘Vpiter Elavitlson, .Gera, yl,co 4,eorisay, mated. Kvorick, Cent. vice biliggan, who reigns. , Dwyer, Gent. vibe Hosier, proinoted, Coventry Voluittrer COafrit: Littitan:lnt Thotnaa Geortt Clay to. be'Catitain, vice Lowe, who , rnsigits • . , Cornet Joseph . Troughton to be Lieutenant, vice Clay. lames Hams, pent. tq be Cornet, vice TrOughton. Ist . D,.bon Itrghne:a ( ? 1' Voluniter Cav4lty. The Right Hono u rable Majn! Jo h n Lord ROM of the Diann Cavalry, tabe ei)liiel; - ... • ' ' • • Major Sir Staftiml Henry ,Northcote, Bart. of she Devon Ca valry, tote Lieutenant-C(44ml. Captain fohn Worth, of the Tiverton Criatty, to be Major. SAMUCI White t .Cerit: Win Adjutant. , • . .., Docretrbiri• Cooloam awl l'ootalt4 Cavalry: To be Lieukdant - s— Cornet Edward Daily. Cornet -C. 13. Wollaston. Cornet John BAlker. Cornet Chtulleigh Haines. • To be Cornet--F rancis Augusos Gent. vice , Cal crott. • . litlaliS. .• , On Friday tvenin!, Lady Belgrave, of a Son, at Milbank- Muse. f, On Monday, April 20, 0 Egharn, Lady Caroline Stuart Wortley, of a Son. . GLOUCESTER. 'TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • -13y.'Mr. READ, On Saturday the gth of Ilsy, at the tang's Head Inn, in the City of Gloucester, between the !lours of Thrte and Fire in the Afternoon, in the following Lots : . Lot I: A BRICK-BUILT MESSUAGE - Wits 'Arse Warehouses, with Lofrg over;situated th , t e tlav, in thqc,ity of Gloucester, late in the occup at i on et r• Thorlia*Saunilers, deceased. large„Vard, for the purpose of Lo dging . Goods, idly to the:occupation-6f Mr. Heald. • Let Antal Arick.built lilesswe, licensed, ,to sell Liquors, known b y name of T HE MERMAID, wick a.Bretiv..house, Watehonset4 and Lofts over , and a large Nerd . . 0 . aditnmg. The above Premises are held by Lean, under the Ccirporation of Gloucester foie 4t Sear;, renewatdc iveiy I,3:years,, at a tin 9 ,certain, of 161. 25. Std. ands Chief Itt..7it of 31. 16s. • . , , The above Lots adjoin each other, extending' 66 pude in length, in front of the River Sevein, and in bitadth abour.se yards. It is i most desirable Situation tot a Porter'Brevyttry, or for building a Custom-house for Governmatt. bejng ou `sit* tentre and most desirable part ofthe Quay. Thirlywont years of the s a id Lease are unexpired. • FOr Rather particulars, apply. to Mr. Stone, Chambers ,Court, near Tewkesbury ; or to the AuCtioneer„. in Clow. tester, who mill show the Premises. ' s°' I . BltEiktled A-1-T:'I•MA VTR: .1%4 0 1 .1 ' . '1.1).N; t'.. N-;). the Strariai AiosteirlAry rnto-nos 134,t illt , tru4ts Getil..inett in ti..,•.: .. u57.0f t i:o. • appli cation or. l'arivc flit -wing, and will furnish tite•at" witil -r!l,:tittiorp.; lists utlivnz.i, enable_ t;ic. f;r\tVi) .! i'orter, Vulg.. Ale i.i t d oth_!riNJ•ili• Lqihir•i„ wiii tiLn ittep6ili their- with , N4(\ti-tt ,ciipt fOr dudtirutt halts, ait cr tits' Mast appl - 4 4 i;•1. Lind upon a4.Nount,-,ata tai {u in trying_tilany and vati.etit uipeTif . conts ; ti)eif tLit'i r ik‘ Ciut§,k; hint 31t i e ut priiiiicaf knolViedg, iit theoranrec.l linq4 tivlti 31 I, fo possess b 4 tialr',ltia'ii.',ll;t:o7lt4 . :Ntaticliera di • the niobt ett;int-'nt Briti:kandliviand, apiir,ving at . his, Okittget4 47046 p.(O rap ice, antimony :itie.,145b412C Of seeing. Isis Nlarra:•):tipt"s put lt•ilt th9;= , .•c57411 - •,'Gre.t:ticinen vi•htew • • an eceediiij,- tine ti f ivunrect (14er. IyOnt .!1-11-t -and Hop; alone; conibinetl initp!e oleinein Witer, OW the useof ,icw other ing;Ted4ont witatever. • scot iie lo be t d h u o l s. y .; Gorstlenim whci have al:prov-Lt -altd'professiunal Abilities. • ' .MARR,IA.CE AND SOCIAL HAPPINESS. . . . T,TOW many 'Nlen to :111 nri.v-aran:el in the prime .1-.1: of lire, who haNc not ...ct :is-rived ;o .the age of 25 years, are r.:blered miserable to thezitscl s'eS:. and useless to the grearchatiilof Society; which they have either brought on themselves, or,. by . the force of bad example, are given up to a ,Seeitt Vice ; by: Consequence is, that ili..:ir Nlind as well as ilodY is itebilitated ; to those the. :N E ii.VO US e()R.DFAL is recominend,..sh and for which, ,Dr. ilioduza obtained His *Majesty's Royal letters Patent ; it will prated. theni from the infirniltieS ut old a4e and a %vr,:ichect:clisliato tioiV. Amidst the agonizing reflettlons: of conscious guile, how many ate fliere.of both. Sqxs., that are deterred Irons • entering into a mrrixl state, by infirmities Which delicacy farbitLs them to disclose ;..and th'ose are not a few, who bring already married, are renderol miserable -for want of illosit tender pledges of mutual 'love; Witlitzult which, k...vyinest in this state is at Jeait very precarions. The Vice atic4 alluded to.. causes in Wocncn, ~'regularities, l'ains in the Back and Chest,.llvsterics; Spasras, Loss ot Appetite,. skc. In Men, it 'causes Inibeeility; Linigiior, Relaxation, Ner vous Complaiiits, DebilltV, A'nKiety, and' a 4.41.4444.4 a me. Lmeholy Disotdors ; wheiher from Lakin Nlerer.ryioexces>„ or owing to.airahoinilifible viee; or iithr caases: it renurves all disorders in the kidneys and tladder, pains in the back and Itead,,Ogrrid thoughts, frightful dreAtn;, diMneSS of Si6ll; . , . Palpitatioh.,of the heart, dorsal 'tonstiMptioni, 'trembling 4;:r rtte handl trout hard drinking, inirdiscitses arising from ex. cess :of any . kind; and will _inArigot-ate and stre4then 'the Constitution of .weak, sickly, .agdA perstts. -.-The.Nerv oils Ckirtilal stands Unrivalled, Ail- 71:710eifaind,S,s,-.-(1 by the ' first Proti.-ssors arid Medical M6n • tiibp'e'eati produce, and ott may be. relied on in giving ionitexiiate relief and certain ease -in. most stages of N;:rvous -coMplAints, T'ais.ctial:c.l Ale. &eine -has been produitt ..e.`ot- geti.:ril 'good ; And the Ina 4 r::3tored ' to the bleSsings' of/-l&al tii aunt the'g.,%teS, of l)eath.;, by this instiolibie I- Nparation, is-the .highcst.-euloganet ‘, u:,:lt could possibly be paid to ler. Btoditrii, 24D..1 is, ind4d, ~ !I;s hoist arnl reward:' . . , , T;1.! 13.3taini,al.Syrup and o'er,-,--,tts Cordial.to. be had at the leo,:tor's Hous4;';‘; a... 9, Albion-streetlseven Doors flow thfs , Leverian Museunt,t, 131,,:k friars,hrike in, BOttles of ii. 21. trs. 6d. and -ci:'.Etcl;;, ar.d of I‘,ll-.RfilainsoO next to York_ ' ; , house, Pfecatiilly; F.:: Nmcbery, cbruer ot SI. Paul's Church. yard; Ward,, 'No. 1.34, .riblhorn, oppesite-Gray.'.s 4,4 n; 1e.,,, _ ii-nilt and. CO. (13..te Baeni4, No, ,rso,' Oxford.strect;.ll4., dingliMedicille Warehouse, NO. 7.fi.,.P.Xford:street ; forbes.' Di4.l!Osti. 11.74...3z,-.lllaekmairstreer,,sijltor4tigli; Bu iii and' ' ShurPixut 4f(A.;., liaxtuA, .Edinburgh; .)drools, 1'017.4. Bristol; - 'yku....strat, Bristol; M‘Dunald,..Glagow; 'elk:lisle:Si- ,rlbeniet'ii.; 'Bellaity,'„Druggis:t; FOrtsmouthi ; DAVY-, Aloaolitnatt:Tult"4,l4.sy4t, l'AckitinAel Willipr.s, Per fuipat . ti. 'Hit igurity..No:4l, ..Pall-Nifitl; Moulton, Royal • E4haii/e S. (ko.i.linsi,,Saliabury; .Splls.bury and Co, Mare.... 5t,,,,,r-vtii 'D4Iblie.CS-Witt"vi-ze;,,Wr,:hl4seei Beltkst, and M. Dav(s,', t-,utl4-Alo44kA.PAllikY(4.4rfir4l3.-Booksellers„.and Vert/lag of '.14,ia1;.44*/ It tls , te".:lalWq7 kg illttiorns..„,l t ittay be also bad • by:givlng orders to "New;inen. 1ROl)yA/ts-G1.1113E TO OLD AGE ; or'," Advice ts botl,s•4icxest.to obtain a radical awl peivaitent Cute tor those ' . • secret*firtnktics ot o. a tura, 2 t, 's h (1, a' - 1 do forbids to - etlirtorc. wy.n to their • lickitivetti with 4 Trentizie an Fernahs ni,,,4310,,•Ncrv0u6, Ity pochondliac and Consuosptivc Culn--• plaiutsAil d'o which i 4 added... Advice to Bah and lips-well B,llleis,,s(c. It is ,p4ciettlarly reetinunentled to Seafaring -04-. A.oo4.!lkillt cans eciltal to Svc small arses.' • .. Li:t;ers. stizhig:Patientsi_Cases, with the Doelor's usuat, . litalsen Guinea; will btstrridly attended to. - - .: it will-bt uettessary theleitedcr should see such Patients as are aftlieted with .Deulness'or Loss of Sight, or send their cases, 4y ..letter sir parcel, to tlie-Doeto; (post or carriage paid), with his usual flee. Tile Medicines ntay be h.td every • Ity. - . . . . •To T. 'TAYLOR, surgeon, - N ' New E 'tl • ' o. g, ri gc-s.rixt, , . I.ondon. . SIR, the Sprinvof , 1794 1 \vas •Ittliitc: t i wn.o iv rses i i th lin . ri a l... • • Edinburgh, Ntay 2., des?. ' / N Vencreal - Complalnt, .which I treated with indL:er. tare for lire months; btit \vas then 01)11-01.. to . apply .to a regular l'hysi&n, veho'plit a tem;loracy stop to the vitu hence' of the 'l)lst:use (by inlrNtial applications) for &line tin*: ; but growitig k itt,s - pite'vt'..all inethone and the adi:i.;ta o ° btr i i it t.. crs tr aoit t se l, h iiti v ili;i t e 'o e t g : t r r :l ti t a t . : le n dr ::::• bs cs ea l s i :f 4t s e o , i n i :l: l •:7: ° :: 4:p el d l t l i U o C i ed t i : a. . ‘ 4 l > l i i t a ig )t *t b a i r e C es Is . ie level„ And. ulcerated from lt i e n a . t . l .r.til t ii : orie fP:, h t tec .i hri, , l A ,; l :t6 Y to l it te.bu t:44 l .. . t i r t y ltt yij o: il tl i, , ,ii:e2 t l t i ti tc u ye t o b tat , thirty eating: ulcers on; my 1301)'," : '. 'llgailY L 4 t*lly do. Pprived of•siglit.—l t 1. , 0u1d jp ypj k oc - 44.447. to, particitta. rize all rtireas—stitYiee it in tay;llig ,.,_ 4:".44, or ever V. be,--One of a' fithie tiztur i irotioi7WQr-' -mp ._ f e, c , linpli- , cAted nature. I was Itnif ,hioketi ~itot p i ill tnen4, 4ffid imagined my se lf, bzoild' all htipes .. .(ll-...rP. , .overY' ; 31141; in... deed, in my . then cctittition, death was preft:rahle to saii* afore thin siiiiorable *rife. in thts dr`eadftil sititatioivalid 1 drag . it most miserable eeisiell.:e., till I)ivine Provideik.-4 threw in my wzy a Netv..l.T . ct containing the . cube of a Mr. B. of I'lytnoutli4-my tri..nds 'read it; I coUlti . tip,.-_1 sent and praettied goote of your . LEAK li-a p :I aENT, PILLS, which, by using itout time 4/ 141114‘ 4211 now, and have long'heeit,* (Ater inure than tour 'years ine i cribabl e • distress), in as Fisgcta state of health Its Over i o 4 joted ; a s - .4. proof of this; 1•11:td a fine., tliri y ing, healthy' child horn to m M • e 4 - few Months' . ago. In gratttatle' to Goa i , and n hupe. 9t ten:Lei-tog my telio tv-crear tire sert)te, I, ,reque4t pm to publish this; and you may ul. any Owe mf,:t r.-.1:3,:us wiles v.ish to h. - satisfied of tht;. truth of this, - or tLa zha•letrti culers*, to me or my friencis, 1.1 letter or persun. Aa few ,x4r.os .for hadiess N. iil •es or cittuij ii-iu,..aiitillarYlt exceed it', , r lizi've - 17(;iu c‘NritiP...:e t very r,. cur ; to nia,ml mankind, ;that its yOer 1. l'..AKli'S PILLS .they will 1iat1,..,. sure, - Sliecaly; safe, and 'r z efi',;.:l curty4.lltethat must dread.. foi stagerf t}* Venereal' Ilisrase, which is called a eria. nit : Mln buts: . ..: . . ~ • . I, 'l, .. * Insurinotintable family reasons pt•et•elit making , nly name and address piiialic.;' but cterlitatiles peragtuS Naar x4inting intbrestation may al:Ai be referted to me tkivt my . friends by 111 rs. o f C; vii; T.:Unsay ..Ga'nteits, Eilingiirgh: ' PrepAred and Sold 1):: Ole Sole limprictor, T. TAY Lt/It; IL4 - 1.... t 1 u )„, %, ~eut....i .J. t.ie ../la. ...0..q,e . of Suttew ' in lloadon, ail,* liou,e, ;tici.g;,lew Ilridge- street, Where lit v.Ol i,t6o , 'Adyice y.itlihut.'a lee;. to persons t f 05.. in; these Pills,- and WM il:ie,W . et. patiOlits letters, 1J l iy 4 C„, ppar:tivtill during L i: r e in :al :t h e e t t., e r 0 t i . i . . 7 5 1 ,;:x . ; l i c ti ) : o i . : 1 , 1 : 4 1 1 1 I j : rvi i: ti r i :d irx : )( 1 0; 11 1. 6 4 : : : : inviolable s':crcey, •no yet . N(ni's.natiq -iti . ~ p):o 11: , 7iiig be/in mentioned, but tit their titv.,n,pgjifiul4 r.0.4 . 4iti,' 'by the t i ro. that hii has hart the ctindulcutitot_,an esiiciasive i.tle ot the above Medicine, and the ii,r , - ..it ice . arlsirig, therefrom. ri'by arc also sold by his'; t l.4.lpouttivcnk - fvc the convei: nience of those living at ii.,tlistaricei •by J r.fi . . Nvittioti, S o o l u v t , it, tp bri w dg h e o , m E al di s ti o bt h it t g r h . ,k i. M : ,. l: r 4 .‘:‘ , 4 l ,"e t, kul r o , li his , ati4ess; at titii Perfumer's, Nu. 35. St. it.lii.tn's.4l;ec,t, P. 411.401; Mr. tObert" itii 'T°Y'ill o l:i .b I P!.. ittqa.(.,(;orcirtreet; Mr. Dii., borough's' Na. 7, Fishastrceirtnll, nearly oi'..pw . ote the Mo. nutlient.; Mt, SteeVi.4.)>P4)l:o.lhrr,N-0...g;13014)11.:pv, Litt 10 Tower.hilf i Mr. Calhveli's ! Dtplin 1 and bY - ozie per,on iri irtetY considerable town ; il(`G teat-I:tit:Ml and 1 I eland, i n selves Avltti"aase and secrec y . In Great Britain is stiale(l ut o N'. B• even' 1 : 56 , - ,512 1 4 t b ,', i our of the eointitisa. r i t 3 i ° rte Xe l s ion et s, ° t u v i ll . o 2 rc s by 9d por . with a StatnN.°4 t 'k" . "- s f' -:'‘' ,Ofile--- . -I' T. Tor toi • ' ,each, o s t i v.. e i d the u r p SeT t h h t. i q u ' l e l n a rt #4. tlie 4 m 4ll.4 . Sit/Acts, 'l4 printed; it the .. im_p t 'tate which is Molly, Aiid No . q, 14 ov 13rhigo-street;': 10 allt all others,are counterfeit. ' ~ .. _ , .. ... ~ .. ~. ~ - SHIP NEWS. • • ?ODLE, Av att. 24. ' t- Arrived—the' Edward and Henrv, Older, from I,ondOn ; and Hop e, hung, trout Portsmouth, ' • Sailed —thy Hope, Sniedmore ; 'ltke.Hinse, Palmer • En deivour, Soper ;.• JOhn and Sopliia,ll4cin ; lgancy, I- Ward • Thomas and Catterine, Damon ; Ann and Mary, flatchard and George, Strickland, 'front Portsmouth Vrtyncis GoOd w4l, Broohn, fur Colchesitl: ck vt'sf.retiAi'ku 24. Passed by--the Vrow Blair*, from Guyon ; Twu firathersi •:-4,• front Altona. • Sailed—the Mary Ann, Blygh, fur Antwerp. •.• . • r° +s' • • 1. ;..4- ~.c. . : WANTS .4. t T..r " 7 • S :.BUTLER, =here nntitlier or: B o y. • Akept; ita Lady, or. Gcnt!::lnin's apie Iy , mititile , dge - it Single wan ; lived irete:;,rttalik twenty years; understands the, nthbligernent o) - -a with the utmost frugality, and wilt he-. found a: useful Aiidtwiailig Ser vain in many' things, and ‘vcilitdt:! hippy to snake =hinistlf useful. Salary will - 1 lot he - a A ohjiet itl,rc'rttort:bit Fain . q: No objettiouwto a situation in the Ce.gtiti•r =if 'tir-al2-thy year. Has an undeniable Charattg tispectabfe Family. in the County of Surrey, where lie has lived Dirett for W. H. at Mr. Ridbartlion.s; No. 9 :;, Amer, Ci olden...square. • . . . . .13'T C Q ALS, 43 s.;:pe i Clialtirost, r ' Sacks, , J of 39 litishAs tneaStired under the insNctiun of Sworn Nl,:ter6. —The .Nyw CASTLE:COAL COMPANY most nispealully hit* Ai% .the Nobility , Gentry, and •Publie, that thiey hive by, i t cut it thii time a' targestinantity •of prime L Nelvcakle Co - which front their extensive"-conue;tiunt and torprompt payment, enable theTropyletors to dether 'theni :fit the above 'reduced price, to *any' "part of the Town, free of every expellee. except sh ooting and nactage, And are confident that- no - I - louse in 'town can render them lower, uniels an inferior quality is substituted lot the best.: "Orders received by post, or otherwise, at Div. 54, Morti mer-street, Cavendish-square ; No. /IV s, Piccadilly, oppo-, site Snckville:street, and No. il, St. Martin's-le-d ran' ci, will he punqually executed. . , , EI -. NEW , CIIT W - SEEDS, , • 1. THE -- LEVANT 'Which 'in 17 - 93 so highly gratified lhe Cistiotts, is apin• tamed from the East. i - or size, very rich flavour, term sub stance, ihnoCelit nature, and superlative beanty, no other can be compared with it. ' a. NATO LIAN ASPARAGUS, described by Guthrie, vide Geog,•Grain. •p. sos, - 4tlr Edit. It gives bticts ;is large as six or eight .of.he common sort, - and the taste is.exquiSite. "g. 'LARGE ITALIAN BRocou, &this a head Sixor eight inches broad; and the fateraltrandhei swell toheaas of the common size. Its flavour is most delicious, and its suc cession long. • 4. NEW SPANISH LETTUCE, is of the Coss kind, halea yard high, and two feet round, is the sweetest Lettuce known, and ippcars to be almost all heart s. MALTA CAU LI F LOW Eft, Often gfows•t - oa fOOt, or more, broad... Its delicacy is as superior as ifs size. . 6. AN TWE R P L L RV; ..groWS three feet high, and six Or'eightlncheS round, 'and ha. 4 the.rnost eialtedzichnesi of flavour. • - . '7. 'LABRADOR' KALE, a delicate species- of Winter Greens, The severest weather canna hurt it. hulls as green as the springi ng grass, and is sweet as Asparagus. AFRICAN- :N DI VE, a Sallad siiperior tO •eViey other in.tlte-world;--sweet as a Summer Lettii‘e, and often as•large a's'niiddling Cabbages. , , - - • ' 'All .sold at:Skill's, No. Is, 'Strand, near Chhring-Cross. Nu Credit. Pay :Pgiaage.- , . • FOR S:VLt. BY Til r. c.AN D LE, At Jack's CLL.! Cor: E Ton di? the 4tl of -12,-st, at 'k) n't• . •folimllig GOODS, viz 4.j0 13:izs of 1 RYE MEAL, each Bag 413911 t igolb. 15,900. White apa k3r4wn CO RN BAGS. 1,060 MATT'S. • Further Patticulars.wil I hO, ti given by • C EC) G Sworn Broker, , No. - 6, Gri:at Easfcheap, Lortdott.' FOR SALE BY THE C! , ,NDLE, . At Itiew LlOyd's• C6free-luizisc., Gambill, on. - Thurstftv the 3otti inst. gt •-; rr HE' tont) . * ing GOODS AMER.' C .01 -5 0RK qy titt6, fre.. oiLegs azulsboul,ter Piec4, .and - fit fer the - . Wit: ofilausetepctr. , • ' ;too Pfin)e WESAT ItAL 1 A f1.,0.15, jp.l Fuithei rarticular4 . wi l.be.tituels irrn l ?)" • GEORtqt'f.Rl4:lt, • •...„ po: 0, t f leit Ita#(llo.'avi; " .• „ • SHROPSHIRE, WITIiiii:TbItEIi4TIVES -OE SHREWSBURY. -_ t; TO BE SOLO RV PRIVATE CONTRACT, • ." By Mr. CHRIS TIE, =-,; • A VALUABLE FRk.EfiQ,LD ESTA.Tfi, and .most desirable FcE.S%ITENtE;. tconbigitg .of: the MANOR, or REP-11.7g0 Elegant • Modem Sforo.hiiire, :RA N 51.01 4 1, ‘, Vieth' 44pling for Fifteen. o•c,tpach-HtAxs - ,,'awl riniiietitips At tached Of fi ces Of every Derinntinaticri,•surred to the:Marv:lvo and the FARM ; excellent Kitchim.G . arden, 'With -lofty . Wails, ridgy Planted, and fully Cropped; well-con.stiu:lea Pinery, Green-House, PlEasititXiiihrid, rich Shriiiitier);, . The HO US E • seated on a pleasing-etninenceOrt the midSt $ .PADDOCK . ot shout 46 ACRES, the approach by two Lodges, the Town of SfIREWS-14URY forma- a beautiful ohjOt kci the Premises, 'ate pderte.fully Au lied W i th excellenr WATER, and - two FISH PONDS well stocked, and suitably placed ;-a convepiect FA ItMovi th alt requisites. and- surrounding, the Premises ; sundry rich IiNCIA/S U R-E S OVARABLE,:"MEADOW, PASTURE -arrti COYPICE LANIp arc ASYLUM for ; in ;be whole.. 4bout 178 Acres - , enti'rey - .Cairipad, and Tithe Free, welt v:rrodid, &c. plenty of Came and Field -Sports, convenient to Lim,. .-an-cl Coals. , Thisrhole in complete repair, and lit for rinfne diate reeeptiih3'of a genteel Arltifttiv. The- House in part F. URN I S Elf) t Which.rnaY be hati it a fait Valuation ; part of the Porch:lSe Money may remain . on -Nrortg4i,e on, the M; 11 Y VII- appiyipF' to Ellwird .Williams, Esq. Et ton ; -of whom lmited' Particulars may be had ; as also of Jii34Bishop,.-,Eq. Shrewsbury ; and - of the Printers nf firs Ltverpool,. Oxford, and Manchester tapers 3 and Pall •• • _ , . • .. . , . . DRAWINGS by M. A. RQOKER, Esq. A. R. A. . , • ...t COLI:ECTION of*PICTUfte.S; LIBRARY Cif BOOKS, PAINTS, BOOKS of.r RI NTS,-CABI N ETS', Sxpecc. :KO BE SOLD I t,Y. AUCTION, . . '. . • . By Mr..SQUIBB, - _ (By, o,rd;r.ofkthe ,ENecutors) . . At his Great Room, the lower end of Saville-passne, Sa- Vilie,...row, op Weducsdpy next, and the three tellowing days, at Twelve,..', . THE Valuable and Extensive Colleeliori Of high_ ~ „I_ finished DRAW! NC S. conta ining Views of the prin. cipt Ruins and remains nf A miqui ty in Etrgland ancl l'z, ales, composing.the largest and mast valuable asse.mhlage,Gf To pographical' Works that has been offered, to the public atten. t!on forppny y,rart, rxecutyfi I,:itb great_ truth and AccuraLy, bi-t justly stly fitlilitra A rhst Michael - Angelo Reiok,zr, , :Esq. A, R.A . . deceased, Alia his Library of Books, Pr;itts, aild Books of PrittsreollediOn of rielufes, bY Teniers, }toys (tad, iiroOking, CAnnaletti, Zne,viirfili, tie. _Dra.wing ;tn. prements, Graving Tools, BookcaSes, Cabinets, and other EtWets. .' • ' ' ' ' .. . . May. he' publicly viewed on 'Monday and Tuesday n:.-xt, and Catalogues h'ad at the 'Room at 6d. tacit. DIED. On Saturday morning. at Haippsteat, John bond, Esq. Lotd of the Manor of liencton. On - Friday morning. at,hiat house bil Walcot T-rrace, Rath; Gonctal,krederick, of the s4th Regiment, aged 77. On Sundaymorning, at Richmond, Master Richard Comm, tttitit sontf the late'Colpnel Gomm. • . . LON DON PrHued BUcHANAN Mem ILLAN, 0,1 itow—Sirect, Covept-siardeni; snit l'uNistiett by WILLI 4st Attrtt axle Se - xi/4i cortiorsc_foty4o4l, Vicittriin?Etr..;), At ihe SvN.oiiiis, No.ll x 1 &nod r • whoa 4dvatiroorfat, Ord/ ri for tht l'ater s • Quirt for tilt- Edinti-,'..tec, .ifnitlaid), must be addiesscd. r ~~ ~~