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I - 2 - 3 . I 1 3 Yesterday se'onight the Sessions for the City of Carlisle were held before JOSEPH HODGsoN, Esq. Mayor, and the Aldermen of the Corporation. There were no bills preferred by the Grand Jury. Amongst the bills thrown out, was one of some in terest to parishes adjoining Scotland. - One Marga ret Holiday, of Springfield, a village on the Scotch border, being with child by a yOung man, in the f)a - rish of Kirkandrews-upon-Esk, was advised to go into that Parish to be delivered, by which means, she would gain a settlement for her child; accord. ingly she was privately removed over the boundary in the night ; but the Parish Officers, receiving im mediate intelligence of the affair, went early in the =ming, and forcibly carried her hack to Spring fi'eltl, where she got her bed in a few hours after. Her mother preferred a bill against the Parish Offi :ers, who, she said, had ill treated her, for opp os ing their taking away her daughter. SIR, In obedience to the Commands of Governitient,' conveyed to me by your tette" of the' 17thinstktit , I have the honour to acquaint you, that t, imme diately repaired to Putelang, and now b eg leave to. lay before - you, for the information of Hi s . Excel- WANTS A SITUATION, A YOUNG MAN, twenty-eight years of Age, CA. from a Family of Distin&ion, as BUTLER, or G ROOM of the CI lAMB E Rte•; was several years in his - last Place. Death happening in the Family, is the reason 'of this being, inserted ; writes a decent hand, and would otherwise be giad. to serve any Gentleman as Clerk in a Counting-house. Any Gentleman wanting a Person of this description, in directing a line to A. B. N0..14, Every's-row; New street, - will be duly waited on. Can be recommended in every resPett. - -.~,-. LONDON: Printed by BUCHANAN M•MILLAN, fallow -Street, Cnvent-Garciert); ar g l Published by Wll,-,/y,14 Artmicsaa §cßtrrs, (of Soutb.Moltnn-street, Utosvenorastitwc;i_ .At the SurT.Ovrict, No. Siramd ; -where AdveftlientiitthOrdert tor, the Pater, Later, for the Editor, Btc.(postlaid), tulip be aMreso.ii, . , last seven years; my left had also two large• ii,XICS to L was very much discoloured, and gave me such ex•cru to ing pain, particularly when warm in bed, as w.,..ar1y,.100r, prtve me of rest ; in this lamentable state, I was Lr eeat a mended by Mr. j. Thompson, (who receive , ! S° "fil:s,.• cure by them here), to take your Leake's Paten` co tir , ',. Which 1 bertan to do on the 26th of May ; in til e r oot' of a tortni,;l - it, I. began to receive bmetit—in il lt „' s o 'l than • a month, the ulcers on toy heed aud' a 11 .: - ►ha l , - it soundly healed—soon after, the sores on my le,';„' in t" - also ; leaving, however, consinerable discoloitra t ' ° :i,e 3 10 ' skin, and pain in the .bone : of the lett, 'which, bY "„ r ittlifr sing of Goa, and a little longer perseverance it , Y°;• ri e $0 1 ,,, Ittable Medicine, subsided ; the nodes dispersitis• dolt/ regaining its natural hue, 'and the nodurnat patios . goingfilms ott: 1 thus became, by your Liberal . actv" : ..l ' ,;int i c l o a i s i 'c ie ri- o c i o l ;e a re n , ( l l I i n; , f( ia. enact v,, 1 1 i s c p i , r i statet s and divine, perfectly tree from all my f3riner 1-'9ll' e n l)e; co ntinil ' 1 ail 0 months to the astonishment of • all who knew inet,,„ votes for the good of othor sutler:a-4; mortals, a loss in what terms to, express Inv sratitude., but "i' l ;" tilt to make t .0 00 I case as public as possiiile,. as I shall on evc r Y, °" '„ c rest, lll ` in so doing, You. will cr.2atiy obii.ge, Sir, You,' ,71c1; t': - obedient, very litunl;le serve: t, - ALEX. Mu ''' Swan's C lo se, 1-ligh. street ,• Edinburgh. . . Witnesses tithe sbov,-.Cui:e : Market; ' 01 4 . fon s THOMPSON, NO. 3, New , Poultry .! , Jones 11.1`17.-rosii, 0 !Ci Assetably-Close, E'dinburgh• 1' rep•ared and Sold by the sole Pforietor, I . suf..,; Ot THoM 'A s T. Y LOR,Nlemher of the Royal .Colleie ,0,:, i ,i,.4 , 12'say".ietilgi°11' a''' Cd. 00" geons, at his House, Ni.-, 9, taw ilridge-:stre,t,, T"..,„,.51, wher.t, after a constant res , (lence of more. than ri 1 .... . W r g OF years, in a practice particularly Mreeted LO the f;';',o,. Venereal Complaints and Cil()S'.. incideatal to the i _.;., ti , . I G n e s ' Ti a ro ti ; l e ' s l ;io • flatters himself, the adviceiind assistande he.grgu i _:ll Pl. e wv if e admmisters to person's .tals.ing tilt• M edtcil " lay„te . i - t s il l io t, I T; a l i a WC. i' ,.. l : b o l h e' se s r ': ; rec. in Y esteomed, 'by a Iliscernin. Public, as an ati , aP. frs ., darn attainable and void of all ambiguity: . those living at a distance, .n the icorliimar's, P''" , .. - ', (~ ssu v c ti ;l ic . h ca_ rjl rte ' its :":4 N -, t 0.0105,. Alban's-street, - l'all=Mall ; th:! TOYsh°P' No. JP Alsd sold, by his appointment, for ' the co . ti_ve_ni ertre , p. 5 , 4; Lard-street; Mr. ,llisborintgli"s; No. 7, Fis4:s tie ,To. A .W. L ., 4 Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, N. t, - Uttioti. - - , rowl _L it mr . ' 9 ro - f ~ hill - , Nit - . Baxter's, : South-btidgc,. f..tinit.wio ; 3nd fo , doha ' lii, 'C. lasgow ;. Mr. Call•xeli', I)liblin . 0 ., ,Id t person in every ensiderahie town in•G mai _Brim ► w it . ,,; 4 1 .4 land,. _in 'loxes of only as. 9i, eactp, Ca1q`.! , ..3 1 1 :-* sel ' ' • anti plain dir&dions, whereby. pasyns -"O f. ' -.,7,1 met e •A vil— cure themselves with 'ease, sPeol, secrecy, a ...... •-; Sel letf I'r eh l 41 : .•N: B. E vtty Box sold in Gre:rt Beirairl i s miSSIO S/ NO a Stamp, on which, by tavotar ()II 1114 ,i,-,°,11,,1 go_ ~t,;;,iiliefr • ; • i printed; a; the Stamp,Olfice , r - .;` •I - 1:41 ''',ipci, a l ,' Itricig-str...ret,"- , --tJ Mutate which is r elonY!;,, . . . I; arc enunterleits. • - . • ' ' MAZVCHESTER, Aria t 6. Oct Thrysday we had the pleasure to witness the _grandest, Military Spectacle ever displayed in this neighbourhood. All the Volunteer Corps of Man- Chester, Salford, and their vicinity, marched to Sale Moor in the morning ; and a little before twelve Ills Royal Highness PRINCE WILLIAM of Gtou. C ESTER was received on the ground by a salute of 21 guns fro m the Earl of Wilton's Corps of Artil. lery. , --Soon after this, the'Review commenced by the Royal Commander in Chief, attended by Ge neral BENSON, his Aitie.de.Camp, and suite, tra.: versing the whole line; which was upwards of a mile in extent; and receiving the salutes in passing each Cdrps ; (hiring which the various Bands-played. God Save the K;,tg." -After this the Prince-took his station in front, 'and . the entire line marched, quick and slow time ; then wheeled by divisions into line, and performed the manual and - platOon'ex. ercises. The different firings and evolutions were executed in so capital a'style, as to draw -forth His Royal Highness's warmest encomiums. The mar tial appearance and-•adroitness of 1116 Cavalry Was much admired, particularly in their principal charge, which was made with a regularity and irresistible impetuosity, highly creditable to the Corps. The manoeuvres . terminate.l witha general salute, the music playing God Save the King. as before ; and on the Prince retiring from the ground, the Artillery fired a second Royal Salute. LEEDS, APRIL 16. On Sunday sennight a Court , of Inquiry, compos ed of Officers of the Sheffield Volunteer Infantry, was held at Doncaster, on a *Serjeant of that Corps ; be fore which he was accused and conviaed of dis obeying orders, and negleaing to march with the Regiment. The judgment of the Court was pro nouced the next morning in the 'presence of the whole Corps, by Lieutenant-Colonel FENTON ; and the offender was sentenced to be confined in the guard-room from that time until eight o'clock on Thursday evening ; but in consideration of his for.. mer meritorious condul, and the contrition which he had manifested for his present fault, the greater part of the punishment was remitted, and he was ordered to remain a prisoner only till eight o'clock that evening, and then to be released. On Monday se'nnight,a.Private in the Hon. Mr. GORDON'S Troop of Cavalry,who had some time ago resigned, was burnt in effigy in the market-place, at Wetherby. Though the occasion could` not be very gratifying to the great concourse of spedators who attended,i it pas certainly highly ludicrous.—The effigy in full uniform, and with the most desponding, pallid countenance that can be imagined, was placed on art ass, and displayed before the house of the de. linquent, at Kirk-Deighton. The ass with its dumb rider, was thin driven back to Wetherby, and the effigy being placed in the market place, received a shot from each of the Tro6p. The body was after. wards committed to the flames, and the groans of the supposed djiwg hero were drowned by the hisses of his offended comrades and countrymen. _ . On Saturday se'nnight in the evening, a fire broke out in the stables adjoining the Black Bull Inn in Thursday Market, in York, which raged with un common fury kir some time, but owing to the great exertions of the inhabitantsand the immediate atten dance and the highly praise-worthy assistance of the Leeds Volunteers, the fire was got under without any material damage. The Lord Mayor, Recorder, And several Aldermen attended the Parade with. out Boothatn-Bar and the Minster-yard, on Sun. day, and desired that the thanks of the Corporation Might be given, through the Medium of the Colo nel Commandant, to the officers and men, for their ready and suldier-like behaviour on that occasion. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. FEWMARKET. FIRST SPRING MEETING. TUESDAY, APRIL t 7. The Xines Plate of toogs. for s yr old mares, rost. R.C. "Duke of Grafton's b. at. Penelope - Sit C. Bunbiary's b. m. Eleanor 7 to 4 on renclope. Produce Sweepstakes of toogs. each, h. ft. colts, Bst. 41b. and fillies, Sat. R. W. • Mr. Wilson's b. c. Merryman, by Buzzard M. Hallet's c. by PutlWs, out of Quiz Mr. Wilson's b. c. by Buzzard - • 5 tot on Merryman. The Claret StakeS of zoogs. ,each,. h. ft. colts, Bst. 51b. fillies, ,Bst.. rising 4-yrs. old. D. I. Sir H. Williamson's Ditto, brother to Walton - Sir F. Standishrs brother to Stamford - H. T. Vane's Discussor - - - 7 to 4 on Ditto, z tot agst brother to Stamford. Sweepstakes of toogs. each, h. ft. D. C. Mr. Forth's Brighton, 6 vrs old, Bst. 41b. Sackuilles Dick Andrews, 6 vrs old, 95t. 91b. t to 4 agst Brighton. Sweepstakes of ierogs. each, It. tt. for 4-yr olds. D. I. Sir F. Standish's Duxbury. Bst. 31b. Ladbroke's Delia, 7st. 81b. Mr. Brauthwayt's Harefoot, 7st. tt lb. 7to 4 agst Duxbury ; to 4on Julia. WA. ! IN. Cf (Contilzuerlfrom our Paler of Ye:rd.:s. ) To Rob e rt Arbuthnot, Esq. Chief Secretary to Government. SIR, I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the zd instant, and request that you will be pleased to assure His Excellency, that I should think the high respea I have for Hi Excel lency, and my attention for the welfare of the in habitants of this Distrift, to be violated by . Convey ing unfounded intelligence of the illegal proceedings of the persons holding Some authority under the Government of Candia, so destrutlive to the pros. perity of this Country. I have assembled the principal persons in Pine. lang, whose names I mention in the &tail, and who have been sworn, and their signatures put to their informations,. and are perfe4ly conformable to the information I already stated., The same day I had the honour to write to you my second letter on the subjeff, Malor Evans' ar rived at eight o'clock at night here, and the princi. pal inhabitants assembled, both to offer him their respeCts, and to complain to* him of the detention of their cattle, and the seizing of their merchandize,as well as keeping 33 men of their distrid in durance, and ill-treating them for five months past. Major Evans would • have written to Government on the subject, had they arid I not told him that I wrote to Government the same day, to give the earliest intelligence of a measuae of such importance tc, this Distria, which preVented Major 'Evans's Writing. I also mentioned the names' of the six men who re turned from Candia,. and who informed me that he left 33 men there, who would not be permitted then to return. I asked the men how. they were per mitted to leave the Country-? They said, they ob tained permission to come to carry money or aid to the others, and that they would return thereto re live them,. as well as to endeavour to get their cat tle and the Areka nuts they bought for the mer chanclize they carried to that Country. No account has yet reached this country of their being set at liberty, or the Areka nuts restored to them, or any equivalent fot the goods they. bartered for the Areka nuts five months since. • It is not irrelevant to this subject to mention, that this business has created incredible mischief here ; there is an absolute scarcity of money, and want of confidence and credit ; the inhabitants_not knowing where it may end, I have assured them all that would be redressed, and their persons and properties prole led and secured. I have the Honour to be, &c. (Signed) Lieut. O'CONNELL. Putelang, 4th July, 180 z. - To William Boyd, Escr. Vice-President of the Board of Re , venue, Columbo. SIR, His Excellency the Governor has lately received from different quarters, information,. that upon the frontiers of Candia preparations are malting which seem to indicate a hostile disposition upon the part of that Government. In many places the roads leading into the Country were blocked up. Col leftions of armed men were assembled in consider able numbers, and all . persons coming from the Bri tish Territories were stopped and examined with every appearance of distrust and suspicion. As those measures upon the part of the Candians evident ly proved rather their own fear of being attacked, than any hostile intention of an offensive nature against the British possessions, His Excellency did not judge it necessary to pay any greater attention to them, than to put the different Commandants upon their guard, and to enforce the Laws against exporting gunpowder and fire-arms to their Coun try. But his Excellency has lately been informed, that in the neighbourhood of Putelang the Candians have proceeded so far as to commit outrages on some of the Suhjetts of His Majesty, several of whom have been forcibly detained, others robbed of. their pro. perty, and otherwise ill-treated, by persons pretend ing to have authority from the King of Candy. Before His Excellency takes any steps to put a stop to such unwarrantable proceedings it. future, as well as to demand ample satisfadion for what is past, h e is desirous 01 obtaining the clear, full, and authentic information of the extent of the grievances committed, as well as of the truth and justice of the complaints. For this purpose I am ilire&ed by His Excellency, to request that you will proceed, with as much ex pedition as possible, to Putelang, and there make the fullest inquiries into the nature and truth of the complaints which have been made by those persons who have been aggrieved either in their persons or their property. You will be so good to examine, upon oath, all • those who can afford you any information upon the subjefl, and particularly, it is His Excellency's wish, that you should endeavour to discover whether the. ou trages said to have been committed, were the effet of wantonness upon the part of the Candians, or whether the sufferers did not, in some measute, render themselves obnoxious to the Government, by carrying on .a contraband and illegal trade. Your own prudence and extensive knowledge of the affairs of Candy, make it unnecessary to enter into further details. I have taken the liberty of inclosing all the Correspondence which has passed upon this business with the Commandant of Pute lang, Lieutenant O'Connell ; and I shall request, that as soon as your investigation is concluded, you will acquaint tne .with the result of it, for the in. formation of His Excellency .- I have the Honour to be, &c. (Signed) ROB.&aT ARBUTHNOT. Colombo, July 17, +tz:~ .. . • • To Robert Arbuthnot, Esq. Chief Secretary to Government,., Cc ' ' lency Ate Governor, the restilt of the investigation with which I was" charged. In the months of March - and - April last, a num_ . her of-Natives, living,undet the British Govern ment in and about rutelaog, set out in slops, with a number of cattle laden with various: articles of merchandize, namely, salt-fish, cloth, tobacco, and copper money, intending to dispose of them in the Candian Country in exchange for Areka. nuts. The largest Division, .which I shall call .No. t, consisted•of 46 persooslex.clusive of 7 Coolie , ) and 472 head of cattle, laden with ,articles for tr,tffic ; and the smaller Division,which may he called No,z, consisted of t 8 persons. and r3o head of cattle, laden in like manner. , No doubt can he entertained but that- the com merce into which tfie ,people entered,-was univer sally deemed legal, and that they had king been ac cnstomed to carry it on, and on that account the misfortune which they met with in the prosecution of it, cannot be accounted for on the grounds of contraband. Whether the Put Tinders were guilty of any ir regularity in the Candian Country, Whicl'could serve as the pretext, for the usage they met with, I cannot positively assert--I have certainly not 'beeo afire . to trace any suCh,.and, unfortunately foi them, it 'will appear by - a perusal of the inclosed papers, that' after they had completed the 'objea they had in view in the Candian Country, and were on their return home with the Areka nuts, which they had procured for the articles they had carried from Puteland, they were stopped, harassed by delays, and finally the whole of the Areka nuts confiscated and taken from them, z 3 f.-1 ammonarro taken . from Division No. t, and . 63 ammOnams from Division No. 2. I dare, say His Excellency, on reading the in closed Papers, will conclude, as I do, that the seizing of the Areka nuts took place in consequence of the orders of the person called Pelagum Adigaar,Dessave of the Four Corles, and I only beg leave to add on this point, that from the description given to me of the person of Pelagam by the people examined, I have no doubt but that the person here meant is the First Adigaar of Candy, well known personally to His Excellency the Governor as well as to myself. I shall only further take,the liberty of stating a circumstance which makes the seizure of the Areka nuts in question still more difficelt to account for, which is, that the.Candians themselves continue as heietofore to bring down the produce of their coun try, namely, Areka nuts„. jaggher, and rice, to be exchanged here at Puteland for salt, salt-fish, and cloth, &c. and there is now, within my view here, a division of about so persons from the Candiim Country, and zso head of cattle, peaceably occupied in this traffic. This circumstance will also tend to shew hOw easy it would be to make reprisals for the injury sustained by the Putlanders, were the British Government so disposed—a measure which I do not wish, however, to be understood as giving any opinion upon. • I have now only to say, that I have been greatly assisted in this investigation by the zeal and intel ligence of Mr. Johnstone, the Agent of Revenue for this Distriet ; and, . I have the Honour to be, &c. _ (Signed) WILLIAM BOYD. • Putelang,luly 24, tBo2. [To be continued.] SHIP NEWS. GRAVESEND, APRIL 17. Passed- by—the Fanny, Burke, from Memel ; Venus, johnson and Embden. Packet, Peters, from Rotterdam ; Good Hotihung,i Scheidt, and Vrow Amitie, Srni tilers, from Erobden. • Sailed—the john, Stickle, for Demerara, and Adona, Kir by, for Montreal and Quebec. MARRIED. Yesterday, at Mary-le-bone, Henry Grimes, Esq. to Miss Louisa Daniel, youngeSt daughter of john ot Aldridge Lodge, Staffordshire: - • On Thursday. last, Kedgwin Hoskins, Esq. of S trick stenning, in Herefordshire, to Miss Elliott, ot Much. Faw ley, in the same County. On Sunday the Bth inst. at Stonehaven, fames ThoMson, Esq. of Stonehaven, to. Miss Christian lohnston, of Stir ling. On the tyth inst. at Maldon, in Essex, Mr. Ambrose Lan fear, of Islington Terrace, to Miss Elizabeth Hays, of lo gatestonc, Essex. DIED. On Saturday last, Lady Harriet Fitzroy, seventh daughter of the Duke and Dutchess of Grafton, in the zist year of her age. On Sunday morning, at his house at Kingsland, john John son, Esq. O❑ the t6th inst. Miss Robinson, daughter of Mr. Simeon Robinson, of Duxford,. in Essex. On the gth inst. at Edinburgh, Alexander Abetcromby, Esq. Writer to the. Signet. The-same thy, at Edinburgh, Mrs. Mary Drummond, wi dow of john Pringle, Esq. Writer to the Signet.• On the 4th inst. at Springbank, near Stiffing, Miss Chris tie, of S pringbank Lately, in the Island of St. Vincent's, Alexander Mac dowall, Esq. of Park Hill, aged 6o years. On Saturday last, at Kelso, Mrs. - Cunningham, wife of fames C Unnigham, Esq. At Greenock, in his 74th year, John Macfarlane; Esq. of Muckroy. On the 7th inst. at Port Glasgow, Mr. Robert Barr, son of Mr. John Barr, merchant. On the Rth inst. at Aberdeen, Mrs. Gilbert, widow of the. late Mr. Wm. Gilbert, merchant in Banff. PRICE 0 STOCKS. YF.STE &Ink Stock, 147 14 6 Navy 5 per Lem. 90 per tent. t79', 94 rich 5 per Cent. 4 per . Cent. 70-} k I 3 per Cent. Rect. 54 RDAY. 3 per C. Con. ss B. L. Ann. i 5 i 5-16 • India Stock [67 Imperial 3 per Cent. shut -Ditto Ann. shut Cons. for 15 May ssl .6,4 L Bir.' By Mr. CIIRISTiEj •14 , the Great Room i►► .Pall-Mall, OnSATUREiAY NEXT, at T.Welve o' Chick, A Small, Selca, anclTieasing COLLECTION 1. of ,chiefly Cabinet, Itstiian, French, Flemish, and Dutch PI UT UR ES, the..gennine•ProPerty a • ' The Rev. CHARLES t;'l7l-1Bt; RT,, Deceased,: Removed front his late It esidence - in'liatton - Gat den. Among which are several .clioice Specimens of the followifkg Cerebrated Mast , rg Bassano Poussin Wouvermans Le Rite, 5 - P. del Vaga , Rubens V. de Velde V . .I;lurgsurh Carracci Van Dyck . Wynauts , Swaneveldt Guido Teniers Poleinberg Zuccarelji Gennaro P. N ceri • .Itifysilael =lVlorlatid• C. Nlarratti Rembrandt ~Waterloo Turner. Also &capital Historical Pidure, Brutus passing Sentr.pce on his Sons, by Treshani; a few fine Monies, &0.. &c. May be viewed two thys precelitta the Sale when cap! logucs :nav be had: e. • SUPERB COLLECTION OF RARE POQic. , !Si ecc. By . Mr. CHRISTIE, At the: G reilt r100:1 - 11,, PALA/Tail._ On W EDNESIIAY, the -sth inst. and three followitygPaYsi LXSPLENDID. and TRULY VALiiIA I3 .L' COLLECTION of 1.1001(S, SUPERB 1411::35ALS &e. the Genuine Property of. :A GENTLEINIAN of DISTINCTION, • . . • Retiring into the Country ; Comprising numerous Articles, unique in point of gr- --. and Beauty, particularly the tolluwing: HOMER, the FIRgT EDITION, with M.S. Sot,fl by BUDOUS.. GR . HOME R, the Large- paper,QuartgEditoniof the G VILI.E FAMILY. - • • fut. 1-1 MER, the Large Glasgow Edition, with Beau Drawings, by Miss W LK.E S. SUETONIUS, First Edition. SiIAKESP EAR E, the Four Fir:it.Editions in Folio• HOG A BTU's WORKS, capital Old rriPressions.. miumpus of MAXEMILIAN,•onVeIIuM. STRAWBERRY Hi LL BOOKS, a large' A.sserriblag: A COLLECTION of ITALIAN ROMANCES. Many Beautiful Articles printed on Vellum, Sic. & C. Also a singularly fine BUST of S•HAK ESP liAßEd ly the Ctiandos Picture, by ROURILIAC: • 'l4g And a CAPITAL STATUE (size' of life) of IP_ CHURCHILL, -DUKE of MARLBOROU:;•H • by. ~.hd BARATTA, of Florence, tOrinerly in the.Posseision:o l- ,' - ' lalieu Family. T ti o he viewed two days preceding the Sale, and Catilog. o . , C g had at Is. each, in Pall_ Wall. - • • tintl- ) ADANI-STREET, ADELPHI, Elegant 110435,Er.‘: - ' FURNITURE, BRUSSELS and other CARPETS , 4 ' By Messrs. MILLI A MSON and Co. Without Reserve, No. 3, Adam-street, Adel?u I, r r Il i " - • Two Ibllewing 'Days, at Twelve o'clock , A LL the Neat and Genuine HOI ISE f 401,1) FL tt Execution, cotnprising lofty •Four-post and Tent Be dstead. with rich Chintz Cotton and other' Hangings and sui tahi Bedding, Dirgeßrussels and other Carpets, capital large Pier and other Glasses. Mirrors and . G irandoles, a Pair of brill i aq C u t-Glass Lustres, Mahogany doub le and sin gl e ChestS,° h , DraWers,' Wiirdrobe, Secretary an d Bookcase, Sicleboaed:vv, Celiarets; Set of Dining., Caid, 'and Pernilroice Ta_o - 141. Chairs in • Satin =Horse-hair, and *Red. Leather, .131,,acirt Drawing-room Chairs, and other ,Effeas, too. mumrous•le mention, all new within six months. To be, yievcred the Mornings of Side. Catalogues bad en 41 Premises, and at Garraway's ' , L - N ITU RE, the E fleas of a GENTLEMAN, • OLD'•WINE AND OLD.. VIRITS._ LPENCER and. PERKINS; No", It S Nt Ar g 7ltli' street, Wine and Brandy Merchants, have for fo';I:t01, years meliorated Wine ill Vats, containing from-twg to to thousand gallons, by which mode, and their intieo : , ! . tegrity in f,e 1 I:n g their Wine genuine, the rquitition for - its fine flavour and cordial quality', has been . - foug as Wished, and been sought'after both by the-connois9fl r 'j4M the infirm. Anxious to excel equally in Spiritsf t ",: c t taken the same metlrod,.and now keep their Braila) , ° -- " iie v ate in Vats of near a thou Sand gallons, by which rnean s # enabled to offer to the Public both Brandy and R ,111 1 4 • oil quality superior, and much older, than most wh.i,c,, tio sale. Their immense Stock enables them to keep- ; ear n great ages : they have Port which has been. sevell'Y ea ,,, -- rs, bottle, Madeira' fifteen years, Mountain - twe nty-6 44 ,Y7 Bucella seven years, and Lisbon six years oia. . ••' Not less thin a clozetl of Wine, or two gallon 0 1 1 1 sent to ally part of the Town free of expellee. To TUOMAS TAYLOR, Esq. No. 9, New Bridge-Street, London. . - Honoured Sir,' Edinburgh, March iS, 180 1 ' BEG leave" to to inform you,. that ever since'.tbee.. v2ar 1790, I have been afflided with: the. Lues Ye 11 ...4 rea ; which, flout its obstinately restating• ,ever y co ursc l 'or Medicine prescribed - by the rifost eminent of the Fac.,ol, nere, and undergoing several severe cours es of 5a41v31,1,f, and t \Vice discharged. front the Hospital, with little In re " ti o would appear to be of the most inveterate nature• rs spring or last yearruy'.disorder" had got to such a Ilea nearly to put a period to my existence — had a large tike(l,o on the crown of my head, one on each arm, and were broke out in a fright fill manner ; my right wit dr — t o fully painful, and had peen in a- state ot ulc,4nition It' oft itr r