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ENGLISH PENSIONS. ' AN Accgunt of all subsisting Pensions, granted by the Crown during. Pleasure or otherwise, and payable at. the Excheo,ner : specifying the Amount of such Pensions respeffively, and - the Times when, and the. Persons to whom, and for whose benefit such Pensions were granted. , . --- . . July 20, r793,,Antrobu, Edmund, and Coutts, Trotter in trtlst for Eleanor Molleson ' -. ~ Ditto, Arnold, Peneclia, and Therms Morrison; . s ., Eeqrs. in trust for Edward. Shippen Arnold, Jaynes Robertson Arnold, - .Sophia Matilda Ar.. nold, and George AnioLl, tool. each . e _ r Jan. 2.0, t 79:,•,: Allen, Frances Anne J- uly z 6, 1783, Boland, Quasliey - .: • .Maren 4, do. Brocksbank, Ann - e Feb. 9, i 755, Barnes, John, and Joseph White, n trust for Theodore Rose - • . - .Pension was granted in consideration of George ~ . Rose, Esq. having relinquished the yearly urn • , of 4001_ net, granterlto him in pursuance of an • Address of the House of Lords. - Dec.' i r,.1736, Brotkm, Charlotte - Ditto, Bremer, Ann , - - - ' July 6, 1793 ! Brooks, Lydia .- - Mar. 14, 1787. Bates, Ann - - . - - July 2.,'1788, Butler, Elinor . ... .., Sept. 4, 1789, 13eauclerk, l-rearietta - • - Ditto, Beauclerk, Charlotte - - Ditto; Beauclerk, Martha - - Ditto, Beanclerk, Ann - - Feb, 24, 1795, Btinbury, Henry . - ---1 1, 1c4ee6. - -r7iya-, _Butler, .Lady Elinor - - iulY 9, 1 795, Balrher, Dorothy • - Tar. 13, 1793, Burghell, George - --- ' Sept. 20, 1794; Burke, Right Hon. Edmund, re preeenratives or, during the life of Mrs.'Burke .1200 0 0 July 9, 1795, Brvhll, Henry, Sid Robert Hen ' derson, in trust for the six children of jas. ' • rFailOwfield - - - - July 1, 170, Borges, Sir James Bland - OCt. 2, 1799; Byron,:Catherine Gordon - May 9, 1800, Bearcroft, Clare St, George July 20, 1793, Call, Sir John, and John Roberts, . . Esq. in trust for Sarah Bates 500 0 0 Od. 16, 1798, Cathcart, Elizabeth, Baroness • 500 o "o July 20, 1793, .Cooke, Penelope Aim - !so , 0 ' o I3itto, Cooke, Eliza , - - 175 0 0 Ditto, Cooke, Maria , - - - . 175 0 0 • June 14, 1733, Christie, Ann e -. •' - 31 a o April 16, 1794, Ditto - - - 18 11 o July r, 1794, Cumberland, Lady Albinia l. 400 0, o March 3, , e 783, ChambellaYne, Thomas ..flerk 250 o ci, j uly 6, 1793 Chamberlayne, Betty Clerk, and ,- -, ' Caroline Clamberlayne - - 66 13 4 _ June 27, re 39, Celleton; Lucy Cordelia - - 25 o o an. 2o; 1795, Coulson, Mary (widow) - 35 -0 0 uly 27, 1796, Coutts, Thoma s , Es q . in-trust Tor Lady Augusta Murray - • - March '6, 1709, Cranston, Henry, in trust for -James - bora. Cramton . .- • - May 2, 1793, Davies, Mary - - July 2), 1793, Davy, Elizabeth - a*..7, 000, D'lvernois, Sir 'Francis - March .29, 1797, Edgecombe, Peggy - Dec. 23,- 1785,, Erlen e Dame Caroline -. Dec. 11, 1786, .':deli, Sir Frederick . Dece9; 1789, Elliot, Mary _-- - lune.2s, 1790, Elp)anstone, Lady, for herself and two pughlers ~ • - -- - ee , . 300 0, . o Nov: to, 1794,4'. wart; Elizabeth, widow 643 o o Ditto, Ditto, intrust Tor john Ewart - - tit o • - 0 Ditto; Ditto, intrust for Elizabeth Ewan 121. o 0 Ohio, Ditto; in . trust lUr Mary Ewart.'- .- rzr .o o July It, 1797,__Erskine, -Mary Henrietta - 400 ,0. `e / May 3/, 1793, Folgcr, Timothy, and his wife t 69 „o o (?e.9, 1793, Francis, Frances - .. 6o e o Ditto, Francis, Elizabeth. - - '.60 0 0 July 20, ditto, Fordyce, John, and William F e l_ • larton, Esqrs. in trust for• George Hamilton Gordon • - - - - - • Sept. 6, ditto, Fawkener, William - - Ott.' 9, ditto, Flint, Ann, widow - Ditto; Ditto, in trust for the two eldest of her eight Children • • - - - March ez, raor, Fitzgerald, Lord Robert • June 27, 1789, Greeme, Mary .. Aug. 23, 1791, Gilbert, Etienne Clerk - April 3, 1799, Goddard, Cnarles, Esq. to be • wholly or propoitionat Ay iusperided agreeable to the Amount : of any Office he may bold . • May 21, 1800, Cower, Earl, end Sir Archibald IVl`Ponald, in tryst for Gertrude Phillippine de Kutzlcben -, - - , March 12, ISoI, Gree,ri, Elizabeth; widow Dec. ir, 1786, -Haslain, Sarah Ann - June - 29, 1787, Hamiltop, Dame Cassandra - une 27, 1739, Holdsworth, Eliiabeth -, ay 7, 1790, Ilarniiton,.Mar4 - 4 . . Sept. 2, 1793, Halifax, Robert, and Catharine Halifax, Widow; in trust for Gertrude, ChL.- lotte, Marianne, Caroline, .Catharine, and - Eli- ' zabeth Halifax, 601. per Ann. each - July I, 1794, Hobart, Henry, and Richard CUM. berland, Esqrs. and the,Survivor of them ; in - trust.for Elizabeth Margaret Cumberland Dittd, Ditto, Ditto ; in -trust for Albinia Eliza . beth Cumberland - Dec. ea, 1795; Hollingsworth, - John, and An drew Hollingsworth, in trust for Sarah Adams. 300 0 . 0 Sept. 28, 1796, Hort, Sir lOm , - 1000 0 0 lilly 19, 1797, Hyde, Rev. George Tlooton 'so o o ung to, i 799, Howell, Anne - .- - ,16 0 o lay 29, 18eo, Hereford, Lord and Lady, and the Survivor of them ' - . - • Marcia :4, ritot,Hewgill, Elizabeth - - May t7,_ 1801,' Hirskisson ; :Williain - July 2, 1788, Johnstone. Deborah Charlotte, (now Nugent) - - 300 o o Oil. 7, 000, Jardine, Christine - - 125 0 0 April 21, 1700; Kyte, Lorett• Maria (Widow) ' 150 0 o April a, 1788, Lloyd, Ann (Spinster) - 50 0 o Feb. 4, 1792, Lockman, Arabella Dorothea 33 to o O&. _24, 1798, Lempriere, John, and Elizabeth Bandinell his Wife, severally and successively zoo o n May 2 1 1798, Levvhellin, Ann - - 10 0 o Aug. 14, 1799, Leslie, Lord .- • - OCI. 7, 1800,, Livingston, Edmund - May 4, ISO', Lloyd, John - April 29, 1/85; Moneton, Stisiiina - Nov. to, 1785, Maclean, Jane - - 4ept. 28, 1786, Maclean, Jane - - . Aug. 7, 1739, Moyle, Isabella and Mary • e Nova 13, 1790, Maclean, Rev. Archibald,'- and Henrietta Ann Maclean - - Oa. 2,' 1792, Morland, William, for the Life of ' Harriet Bernard e • - - - 5 54: 0 0 July 20, 1793, _Miles, William Augustus . , 300 o_ 'o lan. 20, 1794, Morley, Jane (Widow) - so o . 0 Jan: l 3, 1798, Mudge, Thomas . - - klo o 0 .Feb. 7, t 798, Maelaine, Harriet Anne - 200 o o Sept. 2, 1797, Mordaunt, Lady Mary - 400 o , o June . t 1., 1800, Maclaine., Charles Anthony, Esq. 130 o o Oet. 24, 1800, Mordaunt, Lady Maty - zoo o - o Jan. 19, ,1801, Mitchell, Rev. William . ise, o 0 061..14, 18e°, Maurice, Robert Clerk - . 300 0 - o Ott:9, 1800, Mallet du Pan, Mrs. Frances Zoo 0 0 ()a. 5, 1800, Montfort', Lord Thomas - - • 600 0 0 0 et.ette , 1800, Monday,. Rev, Robert - 90 0 o March r 2, aor,Miller, Ann (Widow) , 130 o o 11111 C 2,7, 1789, Noel, Maria - -, -too . 0 • Oct. -2, 1799, Nott, Charlotte Georgina'Augusta 150 o' o Ditto, Nott, Augusta - . - ' iso oi o July 20, 1793, Osborn, Sir George, and John Ley, Esq. in trust for Jane Wraxhall June 21, '1786, Pierson, Sarah 300, 3 s 4so o a 65 o e 27 'o o Zoo, o o .30‘o This 100 0 0 53 16 0 100 0 0 ii o So b c 100 0 0 100' 0' 0 100 0 0 100 9 0 500 o 0 100 o 0 So 0 0 300 0 9 56 o 0 1200 0 300 0 0 200 • 0 lioo o 300 0 0 16 0 0. 32110 200 . o 0 196 0 o . 100 0 0 100 o o 09 0 0 Zoe 'o 0 300 0 o 66 o• o 66 o 0 Soo 0 o 100 0 0 100 0 0 350 o 130 o 0 Zoo o 0 .3 2 1 4 0 ioo 0 0 300 o 0 So 0 0 360 . 0 o 100_ 0 0 too 0 0 901 o 0 Son O. 1,200 0 Soo 0 o Soo 0 50. 0 0 ?oo 0 0 150 0. 0 Ijo 0 o 150 0 0 100 0 0 +:..so o 0 . 27 10 0 CONCRETE. LEMON JUICE. Mr. CoxwtLL, of Temple-Bar, having been given to understand that some other Acid Nas been sold for Concrete Lemon Juice, feels it cessary to observe, that he is permitted .to refer to the highest Authorities in this Kingdom, for the purity of that prepared by himself; and he trusts that the precaution of signing every Package with his name, and in his own hanti.writini, will afford sufficient security against imposition to those who shall be desirous to make use of- this conve nient and elegant preparation. LONDON : Pnnted by BUCHANAN WhiII.LAN. (of !Jaw-Street. CorciiJl:2Ecicne , an_ 2u_..hi iihect by. WiLi.lAh ARMIGAit SCitlYra (01Hors . e-terry-woLI, At the 5U141.01// ICS, .INO, I IZ I . ; where eidverhsements, Orders tot the I'4,ter,, Leiters for the Editor, (Ivit-pa;d), - trY.s't be aldre...se-l; IRISH STATE LOTTERY. NOW DRAWING. An Express will arrive daily at the - Office of HORNSBY and Co.'No. 26, Cornhill, with a regular account of each Day s 's Drawing, for the immediate inspeaion of .those Who honour them with their Commands, free of any expence whatever. Tickets, Halve's, Quarters, Eighths, an d Si xteent h s, will con; tinue on Sale, - warranted undrawn, during the whole time of the Drawing. IRIS!I ST.:ITE LOTTERY. No Prize above 81. drawn the SECOND and Tit IRD DA y. SHIP IVEIVS. • GRAV'ESEN'D, JULY 'l.'3. Passed by—the Einanuel, from Finland; Ebeneze , !; .—, Justra, , Hobart, ----*--;Speculation s blorley, Concordia, —, Sophia Cathariria, and Carolina, -------, from Norway; Industry,' Dodds,_ Boreas, Thetis, —, Venus, Bilks, Three Brothers, Hinds,,Mag daltna, Bellona, —, and Vigilant, —, from Dantzic; Lively,---- tire; from Greenland; Trelavvny Planter; Baker, Jamaica Planter, Sinellig, Freethim,.Taylor, Rdbson, Orion, and ErnpresS Mary, from Jamaica ;. Cupid, awl. Gate Both, from Stet tin ; Maria, Hanson, from Gottenburg ; from Riga ; Elizabeth, --, from Stockholm.; and Prince Edward, Carle, from Petersburgh. Sailed—the Success, --, for Amsterdam; Oaavio, —, for Virginia ; Twe Gebroders, Clapens, for.Ostend ; .Groote,.Veur, and Antonius, for Brussels. • PRICE 0 'IP STOCKS, YEST F. Lank Stock gavy ; per . Cent. 941 3i 5 ,per Cent. 1797, 941 4k Irish 5 per Cent. 4 per Cent. Con. 79Nk 3 per Cent. Red. 59 per Cent. Con. 591 8A 9k f htto Scrip flank Lang Arl i n. TS 5-16 k oittoSliortAnn. 5 3-16,1-01- Ditto Scrip R 1) A Ir. India Stock • Exchequer Bilk s. New ditto s. dis. Lottery 'rick., ' Irish ditto Uranium 7* Imper.. 3 per Cent. 381 Ditto Ann. Bank for Account India for May COIISOIS for open. so . 9i- COURSE OF EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, _TILLY, 24. Harnburgh - .3r 3 24 us. Venice Altona - - I - 31 4 4 us. Lisbon Leghorn - - 531 . Oporto Naples 4r- Dublin Genoa - 481 LIGNUM's ANTISCbRBUTIC DROPS; St. Anthony's Pottery, Morth-shore, near Newcastle• • upon-Tyne, J illy 7th, 18Ocr. , • , _ • SIR, MO you it must undoubtedly b e. pecu li ar ly sa tisfadory to hear of, the efficacy of a Medicine which conduces so much to the public good. My son, who is 110%v eleven wears of age, is in the number of those who have cx.Perienced the beneficial eln:..ts of your ANTl scof(BuTric DROPS, fOr which I desire to be thank ful to God,' and to return you my warmest acknowledg ments: He was, for upwards of five years, most violently affliCied with- a scorbutic humour which extended from the soles. of his feet to th e crown .of his'head, in one entire scab, his face and hands excepted. Duriog his aftliClion, from the, insufferable itching attending his complaint, his life was burthensonie to himself; and you may naturally suppose an inexpressible and daily grief to myself and. his mother. Observing munerotts Advertisements- of yours in the. Newspapers, and the many Cures 'your Antiscor butic Drops had performed in this, neighbourhood, as well as at a distance, I was determined my son should make trial of them. I purchased one 4s. 6d.. bottle of Mrs. Hodgson, of Newcastle, which he took agreeably to your diretlions, but we found little or no alteration ; in taking the second bottle he was much better, and before he finish ed five small bottles he was perfealy free from every symptom of his loathsome disorder, and, thank God, - he is now a fine healthy boy at school. I think, in Justice to so valuable a Medicine, I could do no otherwise for your and the Public's "good, than rennest you to publish my son's case. You have my permission to refer- any per son labouring under similar complaints, when I. shall with pleasure satisfy the' inquirer. 1 remain, with much esteem, Sir, • Yourobliged humble Servant, .JONATHAN FOSTER. Witnesses to the signing ;OW CUTTER N' G T REY. To Mi. Lignum, Surgeon, No. 57, Bridge-street, Manchester_ , Theie Drops are sold in 'moulded square bottles, a. las. and 45. 6d. One rzs.. bottle is equal in quantity to three 4s. 6d. ones. They may be had, wholesale and retail, at Mr. Lignum's Dispensary, No.- 57, Bridge-street,. Manchester; at Howard and Evan's, No, 42, Long-lane, West Smithfield, sole Wholesale Agents in London ; and retail, by the foll O wing. persons : H.. Cundell, No. 47, Megories ; W. Clarke, No. 269, Bo rough ;, [ordan, No.. 33, Whiteehapel Jeboult, No. d5O, Oxford-street ; Sutton, No. r4l, Long-Acre ;, Wade, OPt Bond-street, and No. 163, Fleet-street ; Tutt and Bolton, N. oy al Exchange ; Knigh Norton - Falgate ; Turtle, No. i 27, Strand ; Ward; No: 324, Holborn ; IVenels, corner of Bartholomew-lane. , . - • • • Profcssionat Men of Education,., and - Respernsibility deviate front the-general System by tile seledion ofa peculiar branch, - the sandiOn of long con tinued success is the best criterion of-superioilty.: • • • Eight years have I devoted my practice. ,exelusbie treatment of Three Disorders, and successful result of my plan gives me additional- ara to - oppose, as far as' I am able, the ravages of those Complaints , which are•theinost important in the Catalogue of Human Infirmities. , -• After initiation into'severy Branch; as an Army Surgeon, I formed a-wish at an early period of Nadice to' rescue in dividuals front the ignorance of uneducated - men, .or the equally dangerous precipitancy of general Praditioners. The Three Disorders, to the Cure of which 1 have de voted my attention, comprise every Species of V ENE.- la AL INFECTION, whether of a recent or, long du ration : idly, All kinds of debility, whether arising. from the habits of school-boys; or the indulgences of mature age: And, lastly, that • derangement of the system iii wo: men which is called BARRENNESS,-or STERILITY. NitinerOirt Diseases are the result of igtorance, or. haste in the treatment of a simple, COnorrhcea; atnd it - not un frequently happens that the see& of Lite are poisoned by the. indiscretion of an unguarded hour.--By a superior me thod such ComplaintS are easily cured; and, even where others have failed, I trust that I may presume to 'offer a radical re-establishment. - Few, however, are the cases . of complicated distress in this disorder, compared 'With the. calamitous situations of Men, who', from an indulgence in a solitary Vice, or the . prevalent gaieties .of a fashionable life, acquire that state of Debility; . which is the . unavoidable conseqUent.c of such pernicious habits. Where the unhappy sufferer broods -over his misery,' 'but carefully conceals his misfortune, it may be some conso lation for him to know, 'that although it be an ' o bj ec t o f doubt or uncertainty - witl other - Praditiiners, the removal of these Deticienere* .by the gradual progress of Renova tion,. is the acquirement of . my Experience. If the rites of Bacchus -or- Venus have began to reduce Manly vigOnr, much ,anxiety- will be prevented -by an early Counterac tion of 'this- languid State; and in these cases - , • no great difficulty . will Occur. But where this Deficiency has for years existed, a proper perseverance is indispensably - requisite, to revive the slum. :• bering Sparks of Lite, and to re-animate the Constitution. MARRIED WOMEN, - who have long beendisappointed in their expedations of a Family, may be assured, that in most instances, such defeds are curable by Medical skill. The secresy which is so essential to my undertaking, and the qualifications which 1 have prewried to state, form the basis of my ,pretensions, and in coincidence with suc h this intim.ifion is giVen, that Mr. B. may be consulted Personally, or by Letters (inclosing a small- Note), at his house, No. 29, Arundel street ' Strand;*near Temple Bar. 4.3" 'There is an additional Entrance in 'Water -street, adjoining, and the Name is on both the dciors.. M. B-, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons. - NEAR ASHBURTON, DEVON, in the SOUTH -TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. CHRIS TIE, At his Great Room, in Pall-Mall, , On WEDNESDAY, the 2 9 th ay of July, at One o'Clock, A C APIT Ali and Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, consisting of the' very extensive Manors of BROOK, MAYNBROW, BUCKFASTLEIGH, -and BARTON, with Court Leets, Court Baron, Quit Rents; Fines, Heriots, Tolls of Fairs and Markets, Rights, Royal ties, &c: and antient Mansion, Offices, Garden, &e. in good 'repair, and near 4000 acres of arable Up, , Eatul and Water- Meadow, Pasture and Down Land, Tythe4ree, Land Tax redeemed; 2000 acres-of which are inclosed, and divided into Ten . Farms, and let to respedable Tenants. Also about 600 acres of capital Timber, Grove; Wood, and Coppice Land in hand. The Estate is well watered, of the present annual Rent of ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED POUNDS, Capable of very considerable improvement; The Estate abounds with plenty of LiMe-stone and beau, - tifhl Marble, convertible into Chimney- pieces, Slabs, &c. A WaterSoalc-Corn Mill i s l e t with the Barton Farm, with a.valuable.privilegp of depasturing Stock on Dartmoor, for ming, in the whole a most compact an d d es i ra bl e E state, With great plenty Of Game and I. ield Sport, as the distin guished Devonshire or Dean Hula depends on this spot for its sport. The home grounds acid surrounding country is beau tifully picturesque, Aid requires only a few judicious works of art to render it a charming residence. Situate on the great ‘Vestern Road leading from Exeter to Plymouth. Distant froth Asburton three miles, six trona Totness, twelve from Torbay, fifteen from Tyninouth, twenty-two from Exeter, and the same distance from Plymouth. The Estate may be viewed by applying to Mr. Dean at Brookhouse ; and particulars.may be h a d a mon th p rece ding the Sale, of the Printers of the Exeter Gazette, Sherburne and Saliibury Papers, Bath Chronicle, S. Fadey's Bristol jour nal, of Messrs. Grahams; Lincoln's Inn, and at Pall-Mall, where a Plan of the estate may be seen. - - - 43 -- - 6 BRIGHTELMSTN. FREEHOLD LODGING HOUSE O ON THE NEW STEYNE. _ TO BE. SOLD BY AUCTION, • By Mr. STILES, On Wednesday the 29th Day of Judy, 180 r at the Castle Tavern,. in B r i g h t h e l mston, b etween the ' hours of Seven and Eight in the E v e n i ng , ACAPACIOUS LODGING-HOUSE, s i tuate on the West-Side of the New Steyne, Brighthelmston, substantially built, and in complete Repair. For further Particulars, apply at the Officc of Mr.-J. C. Michell, Brighton; or of Messrs. Tourle, Pallner, and Pugh„ Solicitors, Bartlett's-buildings, London. • EVESHAM, WORCESTERSHIRE, 1O B E B S y O AI LD r : I S IY M A I T IT C A ON, • At Garraway's, on Friday the 3rst of July, at Twelve o'Clock, in Luts, unless acceptable offers are made in flit: mean time by Private Contract, • - • • A Large and Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE' A TYTHE-FREE, Within the Borough of Evesham, advantageously situate on the Navigable RiVer Avon, ad_ joining the Turnpike Road from L on do n to Worcester, com prising 600 Acres, more or less,. of Rich Garden GrOund, Arable, Pasture, and Meadow Land, conveniently subdivided into several Farms, with suitable Dwelling-houses, Barns, Stabling, and Out-buildings ' ' lett to Mess. Watk vns , Head ly, Phillips, Pratt, Preedv, Taylor, Humplireys, Matthews, hazeley, Clark, Davis Field, Knight,, Mumford, Mille r , Benton, and.. Slater,.at. Rents amounting to upwards of 9001. per aim. - capable of considerable improvement: May be .viewed with leave of the Tenants, and particulars had twenty days previous to the. Sale, of. Messrs. Bullock and Arnold, Solicitors, Bedford-row, London; of Mr. I-11.10 Jackson, Stamford, Lincolnshire ; at ,the Star Inn, Oxford ; Hop_ poles, Worcester ; Crown, Evesham ; White Hart, in Broadway ; at .Garraway's ; and of Mr. Smith, No. 6z, Broad-street, near the Rbyal Exchange, London. NAVIGABLE CANAL PROPERTY, EXCHEQUER ANNUITY, and TONTINE SHARES.. MONTHLY SALE. TO BE SOLD BY 'AUCTION,. By Mr: SCOTT, On Friday, August 7, at Twelve o'Clock, at'Garraway's, SHARES in • the following NAVIGATIQNS, • ,viz. The 'STAFFORDSHIRE .and WORCESTERSHIRE CANAL, Four 'Shares. The Profits are at the rate of 421. per Share. The LEEDS and LI VF.RPOOL CANAL, Five Shares, paying 81. per Share. The OXFORD CANAL, Five Shares of rool. each, di-. viding tol. per Share. - The SHREWSBURY . CANAL, Five Shares of 1251. each,'.dividing - 61. per Share. --The• Dividends on all, the above ConCerns are expeeted to increase. The GRAND (UNCTION and PADDINGTON CA NAL, original Shares and Half Shares in this important NA- Vigation, now completed to Paddington. in • Also SHARES tho: WARWICK and MIMING. HAM, ASHTON and OLDHAM, GRANTHAM, KEN NET and AVON, and the UNION CANALS: An Exchequer Annuity of Sul. will expire March 25, 807, and. Five Debentures of 'col, each, Government Se- F u O t Y*. - - . . Particulars at the White Horse, at.Uxbridge ; the York shire Stingo, Paddington ; Hatchett's Hotel, Piccadilly; at Gartaway's ; and of Mr. Scott, Ludgate-hill, who is coin missioneot to sell part.of the above, and other Navigation P rope ity, by PriVa re C t rad. - 6 - 16 CHURCH LIVING. • , .TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,. -By Mi. CHRISTIE, THE PERPETUAL AbVOWSON,and RIGTIT ofPRESENTATIONofa RECTORY, DE LI GHT FULLY. SITUATED in a HEALTHY.and CHEARFUL PART of the COUNTY of W I LTS, cofisiting of a NEAT COMFORTABLE' RECTORIAL HOUSE, OFFICE, GARDEN, and 24 ACRES of GLEBE MEADOW LAND, together with the TITHES of the PARISH, of the AN— NUAL VALUE in the WHOLE, of TWO HUNDRED and NINETY-FOUR POUNDS ' and UPWARDS ; SUBTECT to the LIFE of an INFIRM GENTLEMAN, .AGED about • SIXTY—FIVE YEARS. Further particulars may be had in Pall-Mall. FOR 'PUBLIC SALE, • At Jack's Coffee-House, over the Corn Exchange, on Mon.. day the z7thsinst. at One,O'Clock precisely, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. ONE THOUSAND and TWELVE BARRELS Superfine AMERICAN FLOUR. Thirty-one Ditto Fine Ditto Ditto. One Hundred and Seventy-one Ditto RYE MEAL. Which will be sdld in Lots for general accommodation. To be viewed to the Sale. Lying at Hubbell's Wharf, Cherry Garden Stairs, , Catalogues as above, at the Place of Sale, and of • • GEORGE FRENCH, Sworn-Broker, No. 6, Great Eastcheap. BREWING AND --MALTING /1 11: MORT 0 N, at. No. 28, in the Strand, Y.I. respedfully informs the Public;. that he instruds - Gentlemen in the use of the Thermometer, and the appli cation of that Instrument relative to Brewing and will furnish them with Manuscript Instrudions, which ena ble them to practise the Art o f Brewing Portjr, Pale Ale; and other Malt Liquors. 1-k will also furnish them with Manu script Instructions ,for making Pale and Brown Malts, after the most approved practice, and having be en l ong i n b us i ness upon his own account, andtaking a pleasure in trying many and various experiments,,and noting their result, it has given him a degree of practical and .experimental knowledge, in the different lines of his profession, which very few possess, as can be proved from the many I.dters - , and, Vouchers of the most eminent Brewers both in Great Britainand Ireland," highly approving of his difErent - mades of vadice, and many of these Gentlemen he never h a d th e pAea•stire of seeing. liis Manuscripts put it in the powerof Gentlemen to brew an exceeding line flavoured Porter from Malt an d H o ps alone, c. mbined w i t h th e simple eleinent al_ Water, witn out the use of any other ingredient Whatever. . Any address, sent post-paid, to D.. Morton, will be duly attended to. —He - returns his respectful Thanks to those . GeLelemen who have approVedo highly of the • utility of his Manuscripts; and profesSional Abilities. CONSUMPTIVE COMPLAINTS A R E generally occasioned by the Stagnation of the Blood in the -Lungs, till it is conVerted into purulent matter; this may be owing to nervous, bilious, asthmatic, or dropsical complaints, excess of libidinous in dulgencies, leading a too studidus, sedentary 4ife'; kiat of climate, hard drinking, immoderatehse of mercurials, tea, coffee, or other. watery liquids,; it .may be owing to 'a cold caught •by &Imp beds or damp houses • ehlorosis or green ; excess of grief or . pl easure ; houses;, of the fibres of the viscera, an ulcer in the liver, negled of customary exercises, &c. &c. The CORDIAL BALM of C - ; IL EA fiEr is calculated to restore a broken and decayed constitution to its pristine health and vigour. 'ro.bc had at Half-a-Guinea, or Cases with twelve, at Mr. Mathews,.No. 18, Strand, London, the only Warehouse' for Dr. Solomon's Cordial Balm of Gilead, No. 7, Exchange court, Dublin, and in Bath, by Hazard ; Bristol, Sheppard.; Brighton - 9 Gregory ; Bitihingham,.Swinney ; Bedford, Smith; Blandfortl,. Simmons ; 'Bury St. Edmund's, Dingl e ; tenhanitllarward;Cambridge, Hodgson; Coventry, Rolla son ; Colchester, Keymer; Cantethury, „Simmons ; lisle, jollie ; Chatham, -Etherington ; Ch e l ms f or d , -Cl ac h ar ; Chester, Fetcher,- POole and Son ; Chichester, Philipson ; Cirencester, Stephens ;• Chippenhani,- Combs; • Dublin, No. 7, Exchange-court, Davison; Derby, Drury ; Durham, Pennington; Dover, Neales; Devizes, 'Broughton; Dorches ter, Crutwell ; Deal, Rose ; Dartmouth,. Jackson Edin burgh, Smith; Exeter, Trewman and Son ; Falmouth, Elliott Cloucester, Raikes ; Glasgow, Apponald ; Gos port, Harding; Hull, Rawson ;- • Ipswich; Middieditch Isle of Wight, Albin .; Kendal, Rranthwaite ; Liverpool, Merritt and Wright;';" - Lancaster, Walmsley ; Leeds, Bums;- Lincoln, Drury ; Lynn, Headley ; Leicester, Gregory, Swinfen ; Lewes, .Lee ; :Manchester, Lynch ; Margate, Rowe; Maidstone, Blake ; Marlborough, Harold; New bury; Fuller; Newcastle, Walker; Northampton, Edge; Nottingham, Burbage; Norwich ; Stevenson and CoMpany; Oxford, J on e s; Plymouth, Richards ;,Portsarionth, Belam;.. Preston, - Sergent'; Reading, Smart and CO. ; Shrewsbury. Wood"; Southampton, Baker ; Stafford, Smith'; Stamtbrd,' NeWcorrib;' Sunderland, Brliy ; Salisbury,, Collins ; .Scarbo f • rough, Bayley; 'Taunton; Poole; Tunbridge, CQ3{- Wells, ' Eviii Weymouth, Wood ; Wind sor , Bl a ke ne Y ; • Ar-cester, Tyrnbs; Warvvick, Perry ; -- Winchester, Robbins ; York, Ttsseyman • Yarmbuth, Downs. And h'. all the reputable 'Medicine Venders, 'Bookselleri , „ &c. in everv•prineipai town. in England, Ireland, Scotland, and America. . To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq. No. 9, New Bridge-Street, ,Lotaton. Dear Sir, T FEEL it a Duty incumbent up on - me? to i n f orm 1 you of the very great and extraordinary Cure I have re ceived, from ycktir invaluable Medicine, LEAKE's PATENT PILLS. I• About two years ago, I was attacked with a.VENEREAL D(SORDE R, which I treated rather slightly for same time, • but the Disease at length spreading all over my body,- I was. obliged to apply to the most eminent of the ,Faculty, but their assistance afforded only temporary reliTef went through various Courses of Saii , iation, and frdin being rather -of a corpulent habit, was "reduced, to a mere skeleton. The, Ulcers that'spread all over my Limbs rendered me a corn-. • plete Objed, so that 'my Friends despair e d of my recoik:ry. .When. brought to this situation, I considered death as inevi table, but a relation of mine commenting upon, the many Cases in which your Pills had succeeded, I was induced to try a Box of them, which .I thought rather relieved me, and by persevering for two or three months, and tbllowing .your directions, I experienced the rhos . t unaccountable relaxation from pain, the sores gradually subsiding ; I sin now, thank God, perfedlyrecovered, - and walking out daily: I doubt . not, but one more box, which I think cautious to. take, win establish my health in, its original: state, ' - It is with the most heartftelt gratiiiide,: that I subs cr ib e myself; Sir, your much obliged humble . Servant, Deansgate, Manchester, Wi\f E ARSON. • „•. July 1,180 i. • • . • • P. S. For the public benefit,. I .do not obj.oel to-the above being published, but leave yuu . to act . as your Own better judgment shall diaate. - • . Drepared and Sold by tbe'setle ProprietOr, Trios. TAYLOR, Member of the Rnyal - Col leT,c of Surgeons, 'London, at his flouse,'Noi 9, NeW Bridge-street ; Where, after a constant residence of more than Thirty. Years, in a pradice particu.larly &reeled to the Can: Venereal Complaints, and those moidentallo tit Parcs of Generation in both Sexes, with that • st.,•:•recy which Men of his Profession, stititt,ld•always observe, : he • flatters himself, , tilt advice and assistame gratuiious-- .ly administers to Persons. taking this 'Medicine, •will esteemed by a discerning Public,' as an advantage' seltforra , to t obtained,' and voidor anioiguity, , MA'. sold, by • hiS Appohltmait, for the convenience of those living at a distance; , at the,Perfuiner's, - No. 35, St. Al- • bstito,t-street, Pall Mall ; the Toy shop, No. :103, Oxford street ; Mr. Disborough's, No. eiTh-szrcet-hilt; Bookseller, No. t, Union-row; Littk: Tower-hill ; Watson's South-britig,k;; Edinburgh'; I'lr. C.iflsv al's, Ddblin ; Mr. Dil,linge's, Liverpool -;• Mr. Atkinson's, Man. — ciiester ; and - one Person in everk considerible ToWn in. Great 13iitaitand I reland,. in Boxes of eliiy, z,. 9cl. each, • sealed up , With fill and plain diredions, whereby , ,pers?ns of either ;sex ituyeurethernselVes with ease,-Sped, secrecy - ,,'and . sifet v. '-5iT 11. Every Box sold in Ofeat, Britain ir. scared up with . . a stamp, on which, by- fa r vou orthe Commissiollers print. ed,' at the Starnp-offik:e,. " T. Taylor, No. 9, isi;:w Bridge streeti" to imitate Which is FelOny, and all others are co. n- 11 At a 1 for DA Sub Me: town Ilu Fend- Roare, Fcot, ar.cl. b\ Plan 6 %%Cis T} *FOR give BUIL Filly And 4f the saint, to lay clertak cu!ars at Wa cielivei A' distAfl Inge Crab' Et is answer ferenci P rota: self. Part. 1 1 . 1 kr , `. l rungtoi Days. On Wl 101P:i -Ftorci• rnagnit sup Tapest 4 1 iNT Slabs.; Ai:apet cbmenl ierr ztad sump triinnie singula Curiou street; . LickL , At zs. 6 Bath; ;; B G" and.tho stich.a slightes What form, I] ing ai3 e fluid, it kng and any ten cto s y 9o ne No. 225 fluty in S bops. writing, • BELLE VUE, SOUTHAMPTON., • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. CHRISTIE, , • • • At his Great Room, in Pall Mali. nti •rtilrucniLl? ' 41—, 3 0T11 OT ittly,*at One o'Ol oc k , By ORDER of the EXECUTORS, A SINGULARLY ELEGANT SPACIOUS FREEHOLD VILLA, With roomy Stabling for ten Horses,- three Coach-House s , numerous.° ffices of every de seription; beautiful Pleasure-Ground most tastefully dispo- Sed, excellent Kitchen . ,Garden walled, and richly planted with choice Fruit-Trees, in the . highest state of bearing ; Green-House, Co n s ervator y, &c. and about Fifteen Acres Of rich Meadow compact, deservedly called • BELLE VUE; 'and delightfully situated on an Eminence, 'near the Town of Southampton, on a spot •which exhibits scenes of richness and beauty, 'beyond the happiest powers of description, late the Residence and Property - • Of COLONEL GARDENER, ,Deceased;. who, at a very considerable expence, has. recently improved and completed-the same. The Premises may be viewed, and printed particulars may be had on the .Premises ; at the George, Southampton ; White Hart, WhicheSter, Crown, Basingstoke • Bush, - Farn'aam ; Vine, at Cowes; Bugle H orn , Newport; ' York -house, Bath; Rainbow Coffee-house, Corahill ; and in Pall-Mall. _ • • YALIJA:BLE LEASEFI'OLD 'HOLIr,ES and c R ;IN 1.) RENTS, VAUXHALL - PLACE, S'fAMFORD. STREET and . 1 3ENgETT-S'PRE ET, BLACK FRI- • ARS-ROAD, HOXTON, BRO PION, and CULvt- BERLAND - sTRuu. • , • TO BE SOLD. BY AUCTION, SQUIBB - (By Order of.the Executors - and Trustees of qie Estate of the late ALEXANDER BASSETT, Esq. - deceased), • At .Garraway'S Coftte..hobse, Change-alley, Cornhill, On , Wednesday„the,a9th inst._ at Twelve o'C lock, in Twenty Lots; -1 , 4- • ffil - lIRTEEN Well-built BRICK DWELLINC • • HOUSES, with large..Gartleip, delightfully situate'! at Vauxhall-Place, South Lambeth, lett to very respectable Tenants; at Rents aniobitivg 4rol. ."1. per Annum, sub jed toNery moderate Gto . tifillßenn., Also, TWO Substan tial, •.Well-built HOUSES, - situated in Starnt:ord-street and • Bennett-street, Blackfriars-road, lctt to Mr. Rennie and Mr. - Black, at Rents artiounting to tool.; and an iniproved Groniid Rent 61 31. per Anritun, issuing out of two Houses on the North Side at Bennett-street. Also, TWO other HOUSES in Winkworth-buildings,' Hoxton, lett, to Mr. SedgeWieh. and Mr. Sauce ; at nett Rents amounting to 301. t6s. A Sub= stantial 13rick-built DWELLING .. HOUSE, with a' Eood - Gardlen, situate in Brompton-row, in the occupation of Mr. Tillett, tenant at 301. per Annum. HOUSE in Cumberland -street, near tne Middlesex Hospital, lett on a Repairing Lease to Mr. jones,, at a clear Rent of 161. ss:. And a HOUSE ;in Gee's-court, lett for 151; per Annum. The Premises may be viewed six Days preceding the Sale (Sundays excepted), with leave of the respedive Tenants; and Particulars kuld at the Royal Oak, Vauxhall ; at Garra way's Collee-house ; of [.. Neeld, E4q. Solicitor, Norfolk street, Strand ; and of Mr. Squibb, lower end of Saville passage, Saville.row. 1j