The Sun. — London, England, 1801-06-10 00:00:00

. rtz . ~~. EDI,Viii,rRGH,IuNE 3. TRIBUTE TO THE MfMOi!..i OF GENERAL SIR RALPH ABF.RCROZCIY. YF. :4 TF.RI, .A. v erling at sik::o'clock, in pursuance, of orders from . the Riuht Hon. the Lord Pyovost, His Ma:esty's Lord Lieutenant for the City,-.the E.,itol;ons and "Corps of Artillery and Intitntry, composing, the Royal, Ed iiihu rgh Volunteer Brigade,. par. , . - deci in the centre walk leading to the Meado , v.,, •,, - • in dee- , fur erd on-forrn at being formed in close „ , , Coinstm, the lefrin front, at - d the music drums and • fifes, in rear o f eaeliißlttalion and Corps, the whole . reversed artns, and .tl:e e.:•;„:.1n marched off. slow. . .m m time, ope t? nino•' from the succession, the hands, • drurns.„lnd fifes, pe . ..rfOrming in a very sublime. map_;. • .nee, dead .taardies, and other solemn pieces of music, sflie of which were cono,ost.(l, for the MeynchOly occasion.: , . • The golurriti enterfil -rurntsfiehl ii)ks by the' , . Eastern approach, and on icing 114Ited, shoidiered arts',, and fotined thz! 11.!5t., lire that the ground :would admit of. Ifie and Corps formed-each a separate:,Tiape, and after faci4g . 111 H w;:rds, areas were .agAin reversed, find. the , ' •wholh rest:A on in thd.t irg ' • ' Geletal tssuel by I ~ .oy4s l Highness the commai;d - r in Chief, of I lis Majesty's ,Force, were . rei‘d,,to Corps and Ilittalion by its Coln.: tnanding,Orficer : • •?, • tENERAL:ORDERS: • fif,z l , 1 8 1 ,r.• Vie-recent events which litive rieenried in Egypt, hi‘ie . ducrd Majesty to lay his ,thost. Commands on, His P.oyat Highness the Conurt4ndcr,,4kr Chkt - , to convey - to: the Troops'ernpl.oyed in - that Ciiiftitry; His !Majesty's higliest p on or their conduct ; the ita pie time, His &lapsfy Alas it etcpedient, that.theie,nis-..gracions , Sentinicnts,! Eli id ,1).: communicated to every part of Army, no. ',doubting that till ranks. will there v be inspired with ,;11116..; 'nour.thle- spirit of emu l,ation, and an tiger desire Of 'distill-. guishin themselves in their cotnarA#r7lice.., .; Under the ~bilttssini - of bivine. „Zs tjyity ascribip - the sttece;:ieS Witt have ,ittentied.r&cx,sition.;ot his 'Trunlys - in Etypt, to that do r,:. - bravery which is in herent in Britons ; .but His M ees.,ires it may be. most solcintiv„ and most forcia/y thesonsidcration of everi.p-art'ot tit,. r'lnay, iirai it b•;:en a striet-oirseiv.ince . of 'Order', Discipline, and NVUICII lams liven its lidi energy, to toe and has enaOlcii them proudly to assert the S.t :erioritj ot Inc Nation:Ll Military Charaife-, in situations init%,inir.only arduous, and unilzr eircumintnci. , ., liar di llic alty. Tbe illzistriaus example of Eherr etnmand4l - cannot fail: to Helve madean ir.delible imprc.ision on, the gallant Tr 0 ,p'. 5 ,1 'at whose hoitt, tnnvind With victory and glory, be $ mite& his honoutialite cattier; And His Majesty r a due contenipLation of tnetatents.and virtu:es which rit 01.spl4yetl in the course of his valuable lire, w..i I,t• everend,.. , :irtherneinory of sir R 1. It A 8 ER Clt ONTV 1 to t .orrny, • His Royal Ijighriess the,Cormmr.,:lar in Chi.f having', 'us ciheyed 1,31 J Maiesty's Coi imancis, cannot iorbear - to himself of this t k - pport..tinii; of rit.:.ipitul.-. ; ting the loalling tea fures of a'6eries or operations so hionputalilc :lb the .6ririsn Arms. , . Th e boldness of tl:e approach to the. Ccas!. of Aboukir, in defiance of a ps.‘rer.:ul itnillery—the orrer- Iy upon the be.ic;'), the heavieSt tire of grape and musunetry—the recept,-,-' and repulse of tile Enemy's Cavalry arra Infantrv--thc suii;ike s uerit charge of our'Troops, which ,derided the an :1 ib!iShtd a footing on the shores of Uyi r it circumstances of glory never 'surpassed in the 11114,ry iianals of the world. • The arTvi.nee of the Army on the isth of March', towards prcsents the spectlcle of a moven , ,ent oi , lnfantry throu j .7ly ,an open country, who being attar kcd upon their , march, tb;'rile , .. and repul6e:l the , gnernr; th:n advanced in line for three mi its, engaged along the.ir whole front, until they drove the Enemy to seek his satety under the prorrftion of hi . enirenched position. Such had been the order and •regularity of the advr:ce. Upon the ziat of Nlar.ll, the united force of the French in Egypt, ; attacked the position of that BritijiArrny. • An, Attack, begun an hour before day-light, could derive no advantaki i e ewer tilt: vigilance , of an Army-ever ready to 'receive it. jiitt,Enerny's'most vigorous and repeated etarts Avtqc, 'ciirecled against the ri t 4 ,:;t and. centre. Our Infantry fought in the pl.hn, greatly inftrior in the number of their Art i! vzry, arid u,,aidett bt Cayairy. They relied upon their Discipline and their Courage. The desperate attacks of a vAeran Cavalry, joined to those whieli I vainly :Ailed irstliinvnicible, were every where repulsed: ,uid a coliiii6l the most'Severe terminated in one of tlle in signal Vietories which • ever adorned the annals of the British 'Nation. , In brie ingforward these detail's, the Commander in Clti f does notoall upon the Army merely to admire, ,belt to emu late stop coi.dud. Every Soldier who feels for the Hotic'ur of his Country, while he exults in events so Splendid in themselves, will henceforth have fresh motives for cherish ing-attel enforcing the praCticeOf discipline, and by uniting in th , ! gieatest peile&ion, 'order and. preetsien with ailivity and Courage, will 'seek to Upitpicl, and-transmit undiminished to posterity, the gloryand hondur of the British Arms. Nor it a fess useful .exartiple to be derived front the conduct `of the distinguished' Cortimander who fell in the field. -His steady observance of diseipline—his ever %Vat:hi - ill at. lention to the health and.w.ints of his Troops—the'perver- . ing 4a i unconquerable opirit which marked ,his crliiithry c:.- reer—the splendour ants actions in the field, and the heroism of his deatn—are worthy` the imitation of all, who desire, like him; life of honour, and a death or g10ry..., ' By Order Of His Royal Hightiets `. Tut CopistAtintit Iry ' • • • HARRYt CALVERT, • Cdlonel, and Adjutant General. .1 The Battalions and Corps afterwards ~shouldercd arms, reduced their squares, fbrmed line, unmuffied drunis, fixed bayonets, and marched off by subdf- Yisiwis from their , right in quick time. Whe n t h e head r,f the colanin read - 10 South,Bridge-street, e ac h Battalion and Corps, in succession, took open order, and ma.ch,;.d in ordinary time to solemn mtf. bie; Until the lc !..t of the co4unn passed North Bridge, street, after mhich the march. was resumed in quick time along Prince's.st rect., and each I;tatalion lodged its colours,ai the house o 1 the Commanding Officer. • crowd Of speaators on this occasion was n n , ine:ise,' but ever? !fling was, concluded with a pre cision highly credi , able to the'ifrigade, and with out the smallest c,:lt.iitsion. The scene was altoge tiler soiemn and iayresbive, beyond any •hing,that can he: conceived. The feelings of the speftators seeale d i n unison tlio,e , of the Brigade -,---:111 seemed deeply impri %yid') the loss which,Society and the Cyuntry bat e susrai.[cd, , and to join with cordiality in paying the trilidie of respeti, affeCtion, and gratitude, 'to th..! memory of a Man and an Officer, upoti ,whbse we shall not son look. again.. , , . The Orders issued V v Lieutenant-General VA's?. on tills occasion s :ire !lc !ICA:r2DIe :o a man, • and :is a Bri r ish .I.'he Orders for the Regulars and ara as folfu'ws : ac wh.vist, ir k obedience to, -the commands he is honoured with bk His ,Royai tht; CtliniAai.,Wr in Chief: Lieutenant- Qeneral Yl4i, is3ucs to tits TrooN in North Ural' spelt honourable, testimony tb *the bravery and valour, the'inilitary talents, - and the private virtues, or . theirlate ever Arld now ever to be lamented, -,conimaLler in Chief, -Sir:km:tit Aim& caomsv, he cannot cevist 5,11 c im pression of those feelings, which make him-desirous, as well as every.other Member of the North British Stall'who had the honour of serving under . him, of paying this: humble, but heartfelt tribute of respect ancrreverence to his memory. " Though now removed to' that •3tatt -of-:iskalted and, sublime existence, which soars above thehliluence 2r;regarcl, of human praise or human censure, t'he record of his virtues still shall benefit Ids COulitry. The professi(rn -which het honoured shall derive inwroverhent - from,his well-direaecl° and successful labours, as long as; grateful recolleaion shall enable the individUlls who - compost it, tp make his meyito-, riots life.the nhjed, of their inntatical; brance of his glorious death shall inspii the breast of every! British Soldier %vith•tentwated ardour td illustri-1 ous and bright example." In conclusion, the_Oeneral direas that the ON ders read:,at the head of e very-1 Reriiment, andt 06rps, assembled under,arms for that purpose, and! entered in the Grdetly Books. . . - 41..1t1 t5 ,, 14 • VW r The following is the General's-Letter to the Of'_ ricers commanding Volunteer and Yeonuinry Co; . lot " J.11: 9 :27 , Lk! , ' ec - . 11, • xi 2 SIR; i nC I Q 9 94 3re ,thesPeneral.,9filftlk which ;have bun glven cult in'e6nsecluelni . :e . of iho;eevents - , so" ioriota tJ the „British Arms, whiial!havol.lailiy-,,tam,iplqctl)t , t)9l44,otaitrl the command of the I4,te Lieutenant-General sir R trit MIERCIIOI.IIiY. i"J • " The ing.loseil 0 rlers ii ire flire&gd to be read at tilelyifitl ofevery' Reg'unenti..ancf 'Corps' in kis fklale46P4 , 'find I now do myself the, honour of, trans„T4itting4thpin .to,you,, convinced thdt no 4escil t pti'On of-Illentj'esprg'StabseW; tan' pat rio,t Writ 010 C hiner 'l ( 49p;: and Country, th , ,: Yeomanry and Volunteer toi . ps o Nonni drai 'to pull isli' in . kint V'PV. ruantV4, -- tiitie gq,itnettt or Corps under your commandi yisu may ,itidhe must evpedientz • • " The loss rhis Country has sustained 4 1 .1 h ,, peA . PrlArrtkei late Sir It A tilt Milt et Otts V, great'inrked ; bin Tfh..yt wito,are now roost intere,tvi t in,Flii.s 1(.) , -;, :10 ill While Yir titans grief Who hid the' happiness of kno‘.....ing hiin thuat? ,sineerVlV sY ll ll?athiZe,l . wail have. most rt. tsoli, I•vbtil time shall have softened the present general affliction of his Cotui..; , . try intoan alleetlonatelestfeciand-revertince'tor nisgricaldev, , to be proud of their sorrow; and the Historian., ',Who shill , record llis adions, • wilt:have the eonsolato:ry forshe admiration pt. every, British Slible#t,, and the tation of every British Soldier,''a Lire 6f with a death of Glory;,—l.have ; the lionottt,to most otiedient'ininible Sei f iant, '' R. VYSE, Lietitenant-G'eneral, " Commanding Ills ALtjesty's ,iorces in ; North , . That the Beggaes..Opeccii written liy-G4y,•:anti' the Novel of .clarissa Riqlyirdsop iicalkilea.such "celebrity amoil!ge tlie.Literati -abroad as_to be. trans fated into French and ItalLlO;',kffa6:incontesfa hie ; but that few iST:,otie - , - gv,tWi,Atitliors in the! science of Medicine', have ti'edfiliOncturecl with the: like attention froniforiigners, is a truth we should subscilhe to •with'som'e littlirdegree' of reWliince-, ifTthe broad exception .of Guide. to Old A:M!! run 04.TIghAtagrik5di,tiam, in the German, .Freuch.,,,z,nd. languages, aid not !erve as . 3 a salvp fax mortification of our national pride, and manifestly prove. that medical giFritamongst trA has been as higlilv.,nTiccd byrthe I\4atir:bris around, as the Works of the Dramatist anti' the Novel' Wrieef: -rut- ) at the same time, it would have been, impoisible that •the Doaoes Treatise, incomparable as' it: is, .cotild.ever have; found,way to the pinnacle f3me which it has .dove, both, at home and abroad, if the . locig and tVell- I fricd'efficticy of his.f4erVOus Cordial and Botanical Syrtit , had not paved the way to its universal popularity, and rescued thousands from.. the grave, in_ those coun tries,--as well as in our (5W13 2 by'their specific vir tues, in the care of that train of diseases, which the testimony of multitudes has sb repedtdly 'Con. firmed, 1 ~. ~,,.. HIP NEWS. -, rootE,..juNz S. .- ~, . . . . , .. ArriVed—the Betsy, Winter, and Blessing, Robbins, rrorn tOncio4; _Mary, .Elastcr, and Friendship, Hill,-froM New_ castle ; Charles,, Thompson , and I; heasant, Thornpsoil, -from , Sciphain pton;.•:Mary, How,- froeStintierlanrl,; and Charlotte, Nianolaw . ,s, from Portsrpopth. Sailed--hie :amity; / Taylor, foiftelfestef:' ' " • . ...., r Y ) . , UI7,SOLTTII,,JUNie Arrived—the Manchester, Keatley, from London ; and' Maria .Christina, Cost, ,frompportu ; Coleman* and Providence,'. Wilson, .frqm *London • Young Joseph, "C o bb, and Meted}', from Hui!. • • 1 Sailed-the Amy, Quinton, for London.' CR AVXSEND,..JUNt't - . .„. . Passed by—the William ; Newman;from Dantzk:. Sailed 7 7-tl3evalentige r pil,pin,,for Demerara ; Oliver. Eli worth, Skinner, for Vetersburo ; Ambition, Farrer, for New-York ; TnameS,. Black, for Africa;-Raphaila, Nixon, and Richard and Mary, for Chbriltar4. . . BJ H. Oh "the sth lust. at Chapel-House, the Lady oiLieuteriani- Colonel Scott, 01 a Daughter. . . MARRIED, • At St. George's, flanover-svare, N. Wells, Esq. to Miss Este, daugter of the Avv. 4Aft'l Este. On Monday,,Oe sth of.,4une, Lieutenant-Colonel D. 1. Cameron, of Browning's Lodge, Sussex, to Miss' Kintach, eldest daughterof thu late C. F. Kinloelt, Esq.. Merchunt, of I. cm uton . TO'BE SOLD BY, :SUCTION, ify Mr. CHR,ISTIE, - At his Great Rootu in Pali-Mall, • 'On THURSDAY, filly z. at 'One o'Clock, IN ONE LOT, -Cartiititttna, A/Ambit FREEHOLD ESTATE, 171 consisting of the MANOR of AYLESBURY,-with 'Bierron; -and the: MaKor "orillk()LIGFITO IcIaLLAND alias BROUGHTON STAVEr.v with Quit Rents, Fines, I'lq.riOits_ Reliefs Tolls of tiv,Ztbeeilt, &c. and several capital 1)1i. IRY FA R?:1S, &et. with ~- ( 3od Farm Houses, and suit able Out-buildings, and f 67 Acres, 3. Roods and S Pesches, "rot' , tificninriinty principally Feedirie and !Meadow '. LAI LIA„ txonerzted fttm.Land Tax, let to-piost I responsibls.:liiifi oil I:jage j t,* - Ificit Will expire in trO'z, 1805, and remainder in 32 i t, at several annual Rents, arrtonot - ing to near k. 1 EN HUNDRED POUNDS, tiled - v.2r arm!' t evalitable CloAttinictee;.4 belie. stilted tu be tent:dived than explained. This desirable Estate iAitrialel'irt ai±d sutiotirldhit tilt 4 / 4- sped:able ,'Market Town of. A vlesbury, in the County of I:tic;•., rW , the rich Vale oliZTrli- too Well known to sequire it ‘..(417.iirt5.4. . 7T -.7 • , • •-• a Paftirtielali may - be hHdOf the Printers of the Itaclifitr- Oa- • ,A i t :-.POiiiii'irkpto'n; and .Lticester irclge , itacatainbvir _C oil r - at .I.l34.,ficitcgrt A.yies:)ui ; of Alessrs. Forster, Cooke, and Frere, Linc.grices 11111 ; and' d: . 11 T.. Christie, in Pall Mall ;'who are empoWeltd; pt:Anise by ',I; rivate C 011444; A rAir s 4 a. ut " " 1 - - • 1 ; JAEN C E xr.41,40KE I' a 1 PERI' E - ruALADV9W-1 so:., Wig 01 ' 1 n ' orlE r .So La ' BY AUCTLON, .) My; graum tu TULSDA\', July Li, o'Clock, - ESTAT, con . • - .E of INlarturi' near ei:-ntilzs in s extent, capital :; 510,N ll,k)tisfr',.*74lll..\ C N-I) LI., with atta•.ilaeci. and detached ofike retvlisite„tbr a ,large :fairrii,f, ex - cullent''KittbdrE Garden P Ittl tatty Walls, c-foppesi, , 1 . 15441,tre G4outid, bcautiful y o y.irc t o - fzpo Aeres, wallyd round; and embellish , ed Ali Rivers of gre/Pc:iiEd sight of the HOnse, Sheet, of Water of 20 Acres, %wilt statil-with. al/ kinds - of fist, rich Vlantations . well timbered, elegantly scattered with the' -itteatUs , tplenty.nt.Game and'44eldr , Spiart, , ,:iiirrottrided-witit' I tains, Ny j ith, irlsitt4;iblu (,)11 t:Akuildiugs iu corn- ' Plete,rerotr,arta about of fielt .Asable, „ ikleatl93x, • i s asture..s'Add WoOd L'anct';' pp• A'rylom for , G 1 alnc, entirely , barn pact %titbit** ring tince, ogrfat pare of it Tithe reac let _.l o fifesPe4ab;e wfll shortly:expire• it t i lt; low Aninally to ,aboUst ••11V()' Ti IO4A Tli RC. HU:HIR') •PCONI)S. ' At the expirat;on of willehtwitfibr _capable of very con ,w4F,psrisznal,. Aiiyow , 4cn of the, Ite,torf 'of the anntial'y'ldue upwards - •of 5 0 0 1 - to Nile: tffe - of ' , the abiiht . S l 9 years, fgl,l >'ittl3tt2sl: Anti / ;port ing .p aft o f Shropshire, -four a mile and a lint from 4Nity..port, on the. Old Ches,tvr R,0:(1,, to Miles from S,talfutd, - 18 fium ShreArs bnry,'itidl4l-rohl Chesitil - , 7 - • A'' atit.4rtii.;lll,lr . s sII spun h.t ready, aid then ti,ay be had of Arr. Isloy'd * ,Ko. Stoop, and Still i i incoln's Inp 4 - of Alessrs. Sita,v, New Bridge,sireetond an kiall=Maii. - . • ' • Solornon'-s-Place, Liverpool, • nR.:.SOLOMON announces to his numerous CnstotnerS, that he has just sent to I, :s Age t, Mi. Mathews; Is o. LS, Straial, Loudoii, apd to his WAreltpuse, rt, -- fluhirn, a fresh and very large supply or . tauch esteemed., CO RDIAL BALM of GILEAD. ; , :.4' .:..sure remedy t«r debilities alter long fewers, nervOus th)orders, and weakness peculiar to %h.!: Female Sex, flatulence, sickness, voobting, fins appettri, gouty %marls of the 3toniacti, hysterical and by v_md sttiectlons, i whes is, and the various inrerui ‘irto plaint's usuaily ~t iled'Ner•+oas Disorders, pricelos. 6i. each bottle, or tw,:lyt; in it, eases. Panip!gets oil.* zfficary gratis . - - iN , p l inrcit by 13UC4lAINLAN:kpc,111.k.AN, (cr fi>otv yirrcr,t ovcht.t.ame ll „Ind Publisiieti by WILLIAM AKmlcra SCR It PS to liorse.terry.roal, ;) At the ITN No. riz, Strand where iliv e r;f irme7ts , Orden. tor the P a p er , Let!ere . tax the Edr t ar, S ic ; iplet-pald), urzbt adur`sst4" —.......—....._.........—. To THQMAS TAYLOR, ELA. No. 9, Islcv lirldgc-Baser, LotOon. , i 3.7, r ... Honoured. Sir ~ '' L ' ' '' ' ' : ' '''''. 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I ) e lr l ie U c t i t il d y I, i b bei ii,; o . l3 lV ni i i r itleo l r . e lT , 0 1: 101 0 ... rfl , tt 1i :,e 50 ,,.. t) . , ii1zi..., c . i. • . v '! ti l . ':i t:, ... :ti l i : ... :l c : v e .. s 1; V i C ti , : i at:i ° l:,:t 7 :,.o ,: o l oo :: • ° t t. 3 lbrt il l gate 1 beAgt,7tiii.itteN‘r;3):ll,!iii --in lit !,•-• 0 .. 4 0 fa:,l - 1,, 11 tu?nt.ll,„.t.he pled /4 oil ~ t p..x . .: ,t. wa gi;, 4 1ti eliP"? . ,,,lLti .l i t :•I:,,lttrylly liealeit—socks . atter 7 ; 4r .t Ile '. pit,,,i,;.r.in t' ')'s/s'li..i l i i . We' also,, ' l ‘ ra ,Y 4o ..gi *. itcrtwvi;:r., - , qinStdecililp ; ,'.4kigli 14oro, 11144 . i. sits - flk skin, ant i pain in• the:botte of,t the 10.,. 5' , . , 11 elt,' 10 , Tr..,,, , ft -. . sing.( %f' and; . 010_ ....lirilt --. 14 - ,riger:tleissevr4iice..-.-its . - 1 nahle-Aledil.'ine; - viibsiired i'...lhe nc4ki'ldispersit46,..- . ' Vt. rei,, , ai*,; it-. thditral• hrks . ,,' - itstd pb.i.rktitettitrial, isj;ni ] 144. 0- - t going oil. - I th".iti became, by. vcitie ltherltl ad vItC a l an tis . divine, tterfectly li - s.e ~t,*rimp .air ,ttly firmer ..coropl!'iot, , i, - hive recovereti tity,fornter Iplri - s'!.,"tns(.7 sfreiirt.h, liii ,;, 4 1 1 . 4 ,ttri; come jol IV. Rvil f. 1.;, in ~ 7 .11 it: it • z,t4te,:lnly•lisii.4.:nutini.!,-,.,70 0* . Months, tci the itstonishrnerit of. all Atcno is..new 0w.,..L, 5 ,aa, a' hissitt 'o. , hnt terrns to epresS nty.grattttide, brit '7 l 7 s u' .1 for the go9d of 'other sull'efitig . n tor t.:ll.ii, to .til: 11, : ( = t ”‘' , .tiiiit‘' • • rc'.." , s) Ii ~ as F.blic as possible, as I shall- oil 0414 1 (- `0 :irts 11.. s in.,o doidg, yeti - , will greatly. oKIiA - e,' Sir, ~your . s it 1,1, k s tili,:dient, very litibtble.wryant, - 4.14.4,,;' , VVw. '!. ' '.. ' SW.ui% Ckkti , Higli,-stiwt, E.. 4 i.tibtttgh.''' l: .:,. i , , t..i;•":. t • '. . ... .„ l ( Vithesic§ to;thJ ab(ve Curpi, i ,` ••()tug Tito?.-,rsoN, : `-iSio.' 3, Ne' , ( Pbk/ltiti'l .I. l, :ikr " , ;IN Ill , lik/Tos it, Pld.Assemi:CloS•ri - . ~;• , ...... tt r i, . JL , . „, ...,i . • Pitparea *nil Sold by the sole l'iiSP9,, i ttef t, \ff . Ttio;.l A s T o,l' Li}it, TNlenllvir of the noym. ,4.1 , ,J . . / ...•., ri dolti • geons, .it hisliowsi:, No. 9 , Nejv riot c-r,tl:cc . '"'L t i l ,,, , y,il. wit' r., aftvr :1 constant resiclence•nrinotArP' L i.., 3 6! °, • years, ..in 2 01a141 ;:e paf Ili:lll;itli..tritralett .tn: 17 ,1 ,, 0 01 ne • Vereal Coniphinits' anti those inciciEnt 3 +; 4 l . Cflik.'liiel! O t . Gendratiort, . wit h ' thitt s itiviw lab Ili, '9ecr . ett :Ili t'1 . , , ,.51j 5 . , li. , his .11.-olession' ~hank) alws) - s ni?Siqvc:in , 50r - ,,i,tix . ,,ty - Batters hintsell, tit... advice :Lila as3i r.t;riCe. , . l 0' , ‘.., 1 7,11, r ,10 , adniinisteis ' to (I)etsons taking this e Hi i,C. 4' 6 `:fA illi f f ,4o . " * '7 l.- I usteetited, .by a tlkstetnir•? ".Public, •as , 1 0, . 'Y""` - % ; ; 6 1 : ' dual attainably' .-iu....1.v01ri - or it..ll..,atillAitnry..•. ,- , , 1 4 t ,', 0 :0 s o , i AlsirESltl i , by Ilk - .7,i)llol2ltarzlit,. for ttle : :C7 l .4i i y . g, Sf• thtist.! living Hi , a (It t: at tbe ; Perttolcrt,. ; ,A ~ 0 t'-' . Albatt's:•street, Pall-Nlall ; tbe t*/ ! ••sllOitt s 4 ), it jj' v ' t ..!iill7ii. ford...!lnwt; Nlr,, Dist. , ,orotigli's; 'No. If., t, i : 1 ... 11- :::t; 1. - p#!.E.:', ~ tvir. Ste...i's. BOoksellet, Ni. 1, ilflioll-f,/iVt ti . :lii; c.lki hill ; Mr. W.ttson's,_ South-bridge, Etlint:),llll i s 4.) ,,,0,,ir - •!Isl, : l. ~ well's, Poulin ; and by one person tit tl , .., ~,.. oi iiy 1.. 9_, , tu‘Vit inrear Bitain and 1 re1.4)(1,, in ROO , -c,f,' ,ris, w herSi , 4....i1t, Sailed up. i.vitli `full and. pl a in . .illaTc-F!,, :. . ms „, .1.),e -11 . lv dts., p e e c r t s c o v n y s , o a f n e d it i l : i t e re r4? stay . cure thentsely:es , 2:" . I ... 1: 1,4 , 11:1; ,'.. ~,, a 15.1t.21-1411..p,E,Vo..tcryv,I.3hoixeisb,olill,:,,n ( fa . ; rvee_ii.;.lttir,llof it,a.tinit,....i5i,...:,5,1,0:;:-;;;;v:1-i-aA.,,,7,,,:::::tc:,:::,,,,,,': printed, at the Stantp..C)flic . , ~ . z i r a ,ii ali(reidetreo.-usattlieceritl;,;;;:toinittate, wlrrch ....„,. rs t'elooY. , DIED. On. Monday morning, at her house on i Carnherwell, Ter raee, Mrs. Dunean, a wotn'an of exemplary filet Y. • Lately, Miss Mary fe'rt'ile Mapleton second daughter of ; Dr. Mspleton Cireq Bath. At `Rome, of the 12th ult. Maclametelicite, aunt to the.Kihg 01 Sardinia, agM yearti.an,l three.Monthe. Last week, at his house at Bellevue,. Colrmet Suddenly, at Ciiichester, on Monday afternoun,Alajor-Pe neral Thomas Jones, in the 68th year of . • •On the '27th ult. at ,I.aeith, Mrs., Alexarider.Aliken: FR ICE . . apAy:L..4 , 1 pdig Stock - '* Watt) S. fills New dlitf) (Es.' I.ottkl - y.'rickets I roper. 3 'per Ce . nt, -I)itto batik for, Acco,utit I tatia for 111.1 y for 0. '6/1: YESCt tank. Sitocit Navy s per Ccnt. shut ;'per Cent. 1797, 93-1 1 Irish 5 per Cent. 4 per Cent. con. 3 per Cent. Reti. 3 per Ctett. CO n. shut Ditto Scalp' • • panic. Long A,nn. tSk 3-IS Ditto Shnrt Ann. 5 1-16 A Ditto Scrip .• YCN44NGE,• out 9. Vehice 454 Lisbon 4z Oporto - 61 . 6 Dublin - • COURSE OF' TUES6Ay, J fTannhurgh. - it 4 US, Alton,t -- 31 5 zi us. Le4lioru - !)31 • • Naples - 40 Genoa - 49 EtR A? rfthe Deaths, in Monday's Paper, for." Lieut. Thonta; PeLhanl,' , read " Lieut. Thomas PliejAn." ft - NOtiff• CASTLE 1:3-1*.A,TE; TOWN. OP N EAT 14 CONTIisi!GENCY, iAND VALUABLE COLLIEBA -, GLAAIORGANSHI RE. T0...,8E SOLD BY AUCTION, • ' 'By Mr: C.HRISTIE, • • • -Athis Greats-Room, ht Pall—Mall, • —On U,KSDAV,,IeIy 16,- at Outi o'Clock, In One,',Two, or Three , Lots, - 'CAPITAL 'Ana' . VALUABLE FREEHOLD • ESI'ATE, with extensive Manors, Courts Leer, cnurtsitaron, Quit ItFttis, Etna, most plenti 'fay s - ec i ckekt with Gatrie, ,valnable Fishery, 'Ecc.• called - c ) ' • • GNOLL•CAST'LE, In a most beautiful and sporting' part - of .Clamorgan ; the • Castle loth - 14% a most desirable Residence, w:th capital C. ar ams walled and richly+ Cloathed ; with Olficiis of every scripting, Aseautiftil Pleastue-Ground, seated in. an elegant, Park of about aO3 Acres, surrounded by :.eve?id. arms, with suitablo Biiildinzs; and in thevvinile s$S3 Arcs' or Rich;:Ai-ablE;' Nlead6vi, Pastuie,.'-oncl: Wood—Land, en- , COrnlitift; of' the 'annual . Value of • • - TWO THOUSAND:ONE HUNDRED'POUNDS ; Also, part of the'ToWn or Na-fh, of the Annual Value of. . near •• . • . • - • • -' EIGHT HUNDRED:PO.UNDS, With a valuable Contingency ifieretobelonging. - • Also a moq adjotnik the Catial and -River' Neath, eapbable of pioducirq Six Thousand-Wey of 4eving at least a net produce of, One yound and upwards per: Wry, otanet Annual Income nf • • ' SIX THOUSAND POUNDS; clear of expences and out-pings. . beautiful situation of the Premises May be conceived, but cannot be described ; the TQA'II and Niivigable ff N'eath interseding the Country,-forms a most pith:- 1 . ,: Aue, beantiful, and interesttng Stene. to the Mansion, winch iS , Mbilern, and suited to Ora immediate - reception of • large Fantilyt • - • . • •• A Person Atends to shew..the Estate. Pdans!of the-Estate , 'and situatibo of the Colliery, with elevation of the Cast le, may. be seen at Mr. Cluistie's, in i'all-Mall, who is empowered fo receive I=ropoals4.l ale whole, or atiV part of the Estate; by' Private Contract, -Printed patticulars !bay be had at Gnoll*Castie, 330 f,f the' .Printers or the Liverpool Getieral'AdN•ertiser ;.• S, Bristol Journal ; Manchester, Shrewsbury, and Eiath Chr34- cies at t;i:: Rainbow Colfe:'.house, Cnrnhill, a‘ii in !"1, I 1 . 1.3/ I'r :.'_ 5.4..34: Tai SAC 11E DNI E., 1 lONS' ztt 1011. 71 / 4 1!' GERIi.t. RD:" I'..zr,l,tved into Blank ANI Lizrk, Ae. C.4ll**; ()xtbrd. Norw;ch: Printed by Stevenson and Mat,2ll , :tt; and saki by T. Egerton, Whitehall, and j.. Scatcherd, AV Mans •. .Lane,,London. • FONTENELLE's,PLURA.LITY 0F.W0,1141.1)5. This !jay was published, Price 3s. matly doric up in boards, the Seviiiith Editions with canshibrableiuspioveuients, A WP.EIC's CONVERSATION on . the'PLL'RA. . LITV . orwolasn: - - • • • • - .I\l' Dc I , i)NTEN - F.LLE: Translated franc the French vy John Ihrhes, EN. and other Ile! It 11 nds. To which 4s added-, A Drfepv of the Newtoniall Pitiloso - by Joseph Addisonr,Fsq. PI - lilted 'for Joliet" Nb. ; Paternoster-row, -and soI4 by J. ltitchard; Botficsdler to Her Majesty,. Piccadilly. : ',..ot r w.hona 'tiny bij 1144pst hiti:,ltt..i; , • CarribraN s Pious Reciecaioiis,„prtce,ss. • - Seirt's t }if istian'Rti4fitbrarteer, pate 35 . . 61. Iniontid. - s ctitistiatt *latent ,' price 2.s,ivarbd 1 - )cottrses and Co,ipe,l i p,rice.O. btiund gaith,!, price 3i. bound.. -'t-' • 7 - til t • p rice 3s. .- Ttininpitiof is** Ideel3s b,Ou era . ' Aud kfot I Baltimore Itig (istide • A rnistrong's Elements of the Latin Tongue, , , A , boOd' W4t!s's Lyric Poeuts.,..p.r.voi•itiDPgrdt-• An Aili-,ticonate kfirest PAlmer, • AL- trotfa6tutr),Arq. 3 ' , Doitor Wiscatin on the- --r---;~ F IZ E.E TEO LD• ES - I'ik - 1 ES; SA At , . , 'I'l) Bg 5111:15:4Y It t/Ctlol`i, ~'! , Together or in '12%v0 Lots,, on. Monday , 22c1 lur.L, IS,.qi at ` 3 '. A ngel Ina; •in LiidlOw, - al `tout o' t.'),,,:k. ,‘ ~,,..,„ Two ELIOIFI 4O- F.\l M 1 i. c:,h'eci. Cg-i ' ;f . " • • -T. ' ': P()s - roisi, c , oilraillinr: ; . .1 .- Ac:e ~ -.,..,111 , frht P' s- • '.llO /II 44 RM, . a nkt IkA 1. i•P's I:N ',, C , ' , l' I'l c !{.. f. ,( l ,ra ' h a L t ll 32., Acres,- Sit:Lae iiVe.:llll-1i; ! 1 / 4 01:II ! :::.t (:1 . 1,4e40.!,,,,,,,t, fmni Year to Ye..ir, uni . erlleens ~,. .1:,..q,. th.4111 11 r 1 Y 1 ,4 1 7i standing. Both Farms lie convenient to.litiatill' t ,''' -- • r or , separately;'. fqrriliing l poo.qom pa a . ii sGI to; Withtik':t.lt,lig t . eilee, %yell, wooded anti' watered, and are,sylpahlt- T .A.,; . 1, r ! • grr.. , it imprpvement by ll,rainiii,%:, and• orher-'gbt - r:14 1 4 51 J,,.. -4 ",, m ,„,"' at arrieasyrexperiekg; 'Li niNsfone ancillkit'it'ide r. row'', r --, i t b4bly iii rity E,state: . for a :yiew,of Oc s i , likliiiii:.6, 4P1 1, Y - . the Tenaritc. ' - - ► -j4- i -7 1 ,/ - i I , - I, S SITUATIc)N F,O R. BEAST FLIR''.A.CI,i,St-. - "" ' and I..:IIINPRI2ES: ‘ ' TNIO LiE l iT, fAr ;thy numbef6P - Yet, - Ts; i11e.00A44,.• A. LIIvF ST 0 NE, arta:Uß 441094' ( ) - N r',..';11 , t)ie'ean - Jr i " :C°l%likkll.'.hi'et:,..irlittN;:and'W E% eoVizl 1 with thel. I M E57).."(?151 E and ' )Ire'r ON ji .Wchq.liald. 4s) , 11114iCaLLWOOV 'lr recln a: '`,." —•- • . ')''''' e , diii , • 'l' 1 A I; - tl , 2se -ati,t;:.CiL9l4,4lp64%;,,are•ylathill . 4llo :-.. ~,, t • b. , .:1.41, •6. of Lanary.a.p.i. 24%fLitlie extensive rop,,-V• Witlou t`Ovin,' 3011 tigt•ba ita'abtie.'l3.o l geof fritiw , ' - I / . ra,rting an itiexhavatililttltioa of Coal, dri ni estoins.lo l i , StOllC, wioi.fry4ton, - .. mid Clay, and IVittqr ott. the ;` 44i g • •Trik'WbUrll useful . for the ii4vanufaduk of * i - riiiv.;..7.l;c 4 • now working ~I"cir c'o - itinry sale- 'at Coal' Clyrnpy' kl,,ieet,: inclies.inibicknes's, of...excellent iltralitir,Tritl. ll.6ll4l " . 7,„,4, lsl free from sulphur, ? and; making a geo4 hearecbart 11'. ,7 - Ptcserit price to 'the country little m0re.;01.e1,!%. ) -1,,' °1 .'„ - ,. - r t - there are sevataf Veins' of Ir 1 oi.srone t Yellkkifw,- +si.d In ,-. , .-i ple, it ty,' wlii,:l4. t with 1 heti...jun; ; are al-loivoc i Oolbf,.4 ;•,‘..rtirl e , for the manufatturegf I r9ll.•ii;4o3'.niu,llti,l4pwltry„ al:‘ tt,e) , ,,‘ , ' nerds are now open for inspeaion on rile lends. .fr sitirat.:l. ' ' su.:ll ;Isis. now ott6red, containing, wirlifoltjelfilll the NO sitcs for the maintladure of Trian in all its briinches, i5 . ,r . ,0,04 1 1, to be met with, ap4 for which a fixed ,Rent or - 1.01414 ''',.,, the output of - the Minerals; pr 4 share-ot wOrits eretleo, • may be agreed upon, will. be accepttid:..." . ! , _ t ._ kor farther particulars .-apply persoually - , qt by ..-nter,ro mr. 7Geoege Cri.wfdrd, at Varkhead, itear,ll+inliit,:. , Or l'o • Hill; Writer ; Buehallan.:strcer, (=haply. ,- --•• .-1 (:lasgovv, ad June, iSot. 1 . . ----- -------• -- -----_„,. T" r improved- P.,1-‘44-04-144F-FAZ4-40...)ATN4 ‘ , e ri. gig *WISER, whiciti.vho NuOre,,, , - .1.114 Aciaet* .41.". i. fd by tie distance thto ,Vkiimer.walliSliprlot 4 TWo tetii.i4s* So . SPENCER and PERKINS, Catch-Makers, No. 4-1 , ( ;J:i i ) ,. ° ,„, site t..,,Septilchre's Cleir:7l;Siiinv-hill, , who for ne.i t r ile,„ curdy years have, bibricated these iiikilitif,ki:446,os o4 e fkqc, i no tio, t r e irir l ic a s : , m iw : l t iii l i i tc e ihie T it n ri v :e ention; it tienw alUttist iis an ~ r r 4 ,, ,, , ive"' .Witteties, ety all. that , ever.;!4fine . '.4ll olde r j•. "-• • i;.;‘,„, 1 0 4 ._ '-' i li t irn so ruck. in , tiwip . stifwv, iiic“nven . ~, ' 'f . n. ~', 100-RY P y er ta tb k t e 4ll' the arlce 1 i ' be :t.4. ry !) to lia :Oisr ... . --1: t 11- pla r'7 l: ':011:; " --. 4 : c -I '': at use4s. elegant in, itself, most konveinently tme4,,, , lk` . ."'`: - . ''& , ; .,,,..44 and what is dtrah.le in' :i.lpAinetuil'es hi 100g: , 5 1.4 cheap ;- not liable to hk out; of ( .)rtler, t tvaikal4 4 ' C° lll Panion 'to Centlenten who are f0r10. , 5) , ‘,..' , - Shootmg. ' ' ' . ..'l,' ' i l ' . " h4s Fl c a u t r te ri r e i , i i lg ri t t L to em i s t e s li u es it ' i t in li t T;a 4 t.l ti ti l i e pf rany'keliviil, j a l t l . , ..r..4: ' ,‘ ,:14 : 1 ;5 1 ,41t 4 . 4 ... 41 making it public; to secure ,to th s on . tsafireat •Vels.t . i l, 4 l l :%:lio thereof, having been Inaterkally 1.14pr6d ib3'..P.,,....* 4[ 0],i. i 1tit , . - haVe copied - their Machines, Km" pissed. thc44 nr ; t,,,, nr icisi , nten as their own Inyentions, tliout,t,lit.rotNitingior" • atid, very itifeFiOr work. : •,. A ' TITIfES 4,4Lz1o:••• „" AIt)IWA3-s!.tiftE,. YO BE SOLIrtY AucTIQN, Bk Mr. CFIRIYIIT; • At ltis Crcat Room, a Pan Mau, - ,Gil Ti! URS DAY, the , 16fh at 'One o'rlacit,J -1 N W,f) LOT I. - • "S "VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE;-con slst•ing-el the GREAT T1T.1.4 LS of thevet.i. sive i'A §f„.l o f C4,179-Xl:ON,in,the Vic44o , ol'6N OLE, GLANIOFMAN/11,R1 iii the Azili44l Vi of neaf .. Jur 4.. SEXtisl:l-11.1NDREI>TO.UNDS...., • LOT. 11, - The PERPE'rUALADVOWSON of the 'VICARAGE', .or CA:l:)xrri)l4, thCAtitt'iled:VAlue of • ; MED am tit:',F iit)tNDS ; subje-:1 --to the Lifer of file prcspt Incumbvut and the nett, Prost.':itation. ' • : Partitulart may be hatlto the first of June, at Crtoll C as- tie, G.lointoNal'!Oirt,A l octibl• i rrintors'ot the Liverpool ak'Ailt4 rtir; • F 4 1 ,1, WA jlistol: journal, Mancheiter,', 'glti ti and BatlrChrcrnicies -'a t the Rainbow COffee liollseoCornhill randisi Bail Mall. • . C ROME - R.; NORF01.1:. 1- . TO hE SOLI.I BY .4.ucTioN, lly WM. 131-TAl' " (,),a,ThuTsday, June zA, iliot, :it the Red Lion Inn, Lcorner; preci,ety a C lock in the Aften on o, A I that large ' and convenient BRICK X.; DW E I. I,N !Ate the residence of Mr. Sidney;Teiry, urgzwH, deceased; comprising a welt pro.. porti - Oned 22 =ft. by ts., two Partours;,Kitcheu, * Servan ts'-lial I; ten C liambt - Ts.::uireble 0 tlicei, Caich.ho isc„ - and twb stables. --Lit . 'Lase thuds a small. $1::1.4.11CC 111,113 the town, 'and C(11111T1.1,ra I incest beautiful vies: et the Sea, and is well calculated for a Crittlenian's etkliter - issittiftied in the ntn - ,t romantic by' of the Coon- tv Norfokic i and is nuien.rthoried to by ,-; , .. - ntozl Larni;ies during the .sunmier stetson, havileg an extremely pieasant iyiarsevera b2ithi a . . p uuchiues. For particulars' enciture of Mr. Buys Aidham, Attorney, .North vyaisharn.,