The Sun. — London, England, 1801-06-11 00:00:00

}JMDER 2722.) GRAND JUNCTION CANAL. • Prim PUBLIC are hereby informed, that the whole Line of this Canal, from the Oxford Canal at Braunston to the River Thames at Brantford, together with the Branches to Buckingham, Wendover, and Paddington • cexcept the intended Tunnel at Blisworth, Where an Iron ail-way has been executed, for facilitating the conveyance of all articles during dig execution of the said Tunnel), are tow Navigable ;.but as the Towing Paths of the new.parts of the Works, 'and the ereetion•of proper Warehobses, Sheds, Cranes, add other Conveniencies at Paddington, will not be Ina state sufficiently acco'nutuxlating to receive the general Merchandize before the Tenth Day of July next. the open ingot these new Nits of the undertaking for the general trade . will be postponed till the said Tenth Day of July, when the whole Line is intended td be opened, and a Passage-Boat • Will.immediately after beestablished to and from Uxbrsdge. • By Order ofthe Comthittee, Fludyer-street, GRAY and CHAPLIN, June 8, dot. . Clerks to the Company. I' O I7ND by a GENTLE - LAN's SERVANT, between LIOUNSLOW and STAINES, APOCK4T BOOK; containing some Bank Notes, and a Receipt for Money _paid avay.. The Owner, on describing the Book and its Contents, gt;ting a Gratuity to-the Servant, .and paying Advertisement, may npply at the P os t-office, Winchester. TO the GENTLEMEN'of the BIBURY . CLUB, held at the Thatcli'd House, St. James's-street. IN consequence of HAND-BILLS being distri buted in Burford, and its environs, complaining of exor bitant Chargos,being made at Bibury, and its vicinity ; the Inhabitants of Burford take this opportunity publicly to de. Clara that thpy are perfeetly satisfied with the;terins con tainesl in the said Hand-Bills, anti will use their utmost en deavours to accommodate the Members and others, attending the Races, agrixable,to the tests proposed in the said Bills. Burford June 4 . IRISH STATE LOTTERY. ------- .- -___ , . 1„ . ., • To begin Drawing July zo, 1801. • ,4 , 40. of Prizes. • -Value or each. Total Value. 2 of ,C.20;000 is 4.40,090 s 2 ....— ' 10,000 -- ' 20,000 3 . -- 5,090 15,000 A. • . lip 00 .--... 4,000 . . S ^—• 1,000 -- . 5,0 oo 3 soo -- ism" , 3 - ........ too • , 300 ' 6 . ... 60 ~. . 360 Likewise 7,896 smaller Prix s. TM. TICKETS and SHARES are on Sali at ....p and N OUG O E . S and Co.'s, Stock-brokers, No. r 49,. Oxford - et rcet 44, St. James's-street; where the following , 4 Pital Prizes were sold in Shares in . the last English I .ot. TY: No. 24,787, a Prize of to,ooel. ; No. 18,060 , ,...ize ( 2. 1 5,000 L; .also two Prizes of 2,0004; two of I,6ooYowi lour of soot. And in the. late Lotteries weresold, shared* tu,lod registered as above, II • • 13 ,660 a•Prize of £.20000 Likewise, - ?,us .....—.4... , to,ooo , rs Prizes of . .C,2,050 2,681 10,000 25 .... - 7 --- T,ooa . 36,030 .---... 5,0 0 0 ' 43 ' - see, &C. &C. Prizes to any Amount Ohl on Demand. , t'lr• Hodges and Co. take the liberty to assure the Public, ethtt Tickets and Shares will not be lower than they are at Present, PLACE 3 UNDER GOVERNMENT, PENSIONS, AN. NUITIES, REVERSIONS, and CHURCH LIV .. IN:CS. • TO BE SOLD, an Annuity of 301. a year for aol, one of 451. a year for 2701. one:of 401. a yeanlbr 2601. one of 411. a year for pot one of sol. a year for 3001. one of 551. s year for 3,10. One or 901. a year for 6301. 'one of year for 7001. .one of 101. for r toot. and one oflooL i?r3000l. eligibly secured on Money in the FUndsand Lauded rope n - . y A Pension of 401. a year fpr 26°1. one of 551. a Year fur 3301, and one .. of 3001.* a year for tBool. SeVcr4l eligibte ItelfersiOns And Church Livings forrlisposal. Gentle. hien having interest, may be intbrmeti of genteel . Vacancies and Resignations under Goverment, Civirand Military, of tool. 10. 3001. 3601. 001. soot. 6001. 7001. Soul.' wool: 15..); ? 1. and , aozol. 4,year, :it Home and Abroad. • Personal applkations, from Eleven till Three and Letters "lbws Correspondents in "rOW or Country, in, closi ngs small Note, Will receive every satisfaaory inquiry i'rom l elviilc and Co. No. 7, Cecil-strear, Strand. • • NEV INIANUFACTORY. •-* ()BARI'S and PLOWMAN most lespeffully NEW l ...infcinnthe Nobility and Gentry who have not seen their and EI...EGA.NT MANUFACTOKY of /*AMY arvi tTA.I.IAN MU SLINS, that,thcii Warehouse is the only place in this country where they can tie' had ggnuine--No. l'..Cliandos Street; Covent Garden. IN, R. A Great. Variety of FANCY SILKS ,by the Ma nufacttirers. . , . . PERFECT LIKENESSES. -. (By His nijesty'sSiiecial AtipOintment, y o .• N:.:s , s REFLECTING 'MIRRORS,. , at One j a i . • Guinea e*h, for taking Likenesses in Profiles or full 'ce ; alto, Landscapes, and Views front Si,e ..kc. ' , ' hey are tnide-on so easy a Plan, a lan, that Child of ten years °' a not fail to take a Perfect Likeness - with them. • ' . Perf ec t Likenesses taken in Niiiiiiiture -Profile at 55. , 6d. an d intint4. on Glass or Chrystals, in. a stile of . superior elegance fr S t. il S' each . ' PrefilezLikenes,e , ; in, , ...., .1 VOI 14. 0 •5 , _ .. . .. s p'-utours, front tss. to.rl. t ss. ea.zh, gilt t rums ,i,tchuicd. . Impression - Profile Platcs :br Ladies :aid contlenico 0 take . any number, front. tog. 6d. N.) 15s. each: ' Tito , Z.VI k! found of the - greatest utility to such Ladies i; ,-, i Pocket'_entlenen who trsvel, as. th,.;y can he put into a 610,111 bOOk, .ind ti.r present a. Friend ,NV It h a polite rt. -:, I lethliranee in orle minute. 'rime of sitting, vne i: I mute, ,:,1 . °4 sirtink t.' 11 Niti.TURES neatly punted, 'front Three t. l-ivs . , unit • - I .. Specimens of the vt, r:iintings may be seen every .. i .ly, i „' 7itio °ll-I, :lcven o'Clock it, the Forenoon till Seven in the„Even li at Na. 4, WellsAtroiti third door from OxfOrd-stree. . B. Such who wish to see the died of the above In chunient. nay is. each, which Will be returned on true.- /, as ing of either the above Instrument/,' or sitting for an 1 4 1 ,Pression Plate Likeness. • p e 40 * Likewise his Velvet Writing Paper and -Metallic , h „,..„ r Nils made up in Books, at as. and as. 6d. each ;• Ma.. f o urer in Ordinary to His Majesty, ,to he had 'as above. the Veveht imposition by a spurious sort being olti:rett to üblic instead of Mr. Jones's, please to observe they • a j e n a ll Stamped With his Name, and round .about it, "Y }..,...... jill'±liijesty's Special Appointment. "' A t , FOR PUBLIC SELL Smith's Coffix-house, over the Corn Exchange, on .TMonday the ijth inst. at One o'ClOck precisely, HE following GOODS, v i z . t s o o Quarters FOREIGN BARLEY, well caleuiaml, for making duo Meat. • • 26 Sacks of FLOUR. loie;e9 'White and Blown CORN BAGS. AO9O MAT I'S. ' Further ilartleolars will be timely given by GEORGE FRENCH, S‘‘orn Broker, No. 6, Great Estolnap. CORNWALL. r r io be SOLD, the Next PRESENTATION to the RECTOR•Y of LITTLE PETHE RICK, near adStOW, Of about the yearly value of 143 i; • The Parsonage House is small, but convenient • adjoining t° it are all suitable Ont.rhouses, and the Glzbe is about 35 acres of very rich, arable, and pasture land. The present Inclimbent is seventy-seven years of age. i. Public AuCtion will be held for this purpose at the .f‘ln's Arms, at Bodinln, on Saturday the 27th day of this instant )one, to begin Precisely by four o'clock in the after 1. • L+ I . 4 kPPIYi for further p ar ti culars . to Mr. John SPll°llsi at jCACtilart,i,r St. Kew ;. or' Mesirs: . Eltord and Foot, at Yincriath-Docik: I.),l t e 'l J 4 4 05, isoz. Udder the Sanction and Patronage of the Rlght:Hon. the LORDS COMMISSIONERS OF THE ADMIRALTY.. PROPOSALS for PUBLISHING' by SUBSCRIPTION, THE LITTLE SEA-TORCH; or, TRUE: GUIDE for COASTING PILOTS : By which they are clearly instructed how to Navigate • along the Coasts of England, Ireland, prance, Spain, portugal, Italy, and. Si. city ; the Isles of Malta; Corsica, Sardinia, and others in the Straits, and of the Coast of Barbary, from Cape Bon to Cape de Vend. Enriched with upwards 01 Otie 1:111nOred Appearances of Head-Lands and Light. Houses, together Ivan. Pians of the principal Harbours. It will also . contain a Table of Soundings, and various Explanatory Remarks : the whole forming a Work of the greatest utility to Seamen, and peculiarly calculated toinstruct the curious Inquirerinto those subjects that are connected with Maritime Gcogrohy. Translated from the French of Le SIE UR BOUGA RD, with Corrections and Additions, • By J: SERRES, Marine Painter to His Majesty, His Royal Highness the Dukeof Clarence; and Marine Draughtsman to the Rignt Hon. the Board of Admiralty. Mr. Serres having been honoured, in this undertaking, with the Patronage of tile King, the Prince of Wales, and the Dukes of York, Clarence,lcc. &c. as well as, the encour aging Protection of most of the Admirals and Captains in the Royal Navy, he does hot hesitate in recommending this Work to the attention of the Public ; being persuaded that there is no Book ofa similar nature thafpossesses equal uti, lity, either from the description of the CoaSts or correct Ap pearances of the Lands. Ihe Engravings sviil bear as near a resemblance as Art can give, to the Original Drawings ; and no experice will be spared to render the elegance of -this Vu tunic equal to its utility. CONDITIONS: This Work will forma handsome Folio Volume, elegantly printed op fit:e. Wove Paper. . • • The Price to Subscribers, in Boards, with ;the Printsco. loured, Three Guineas. To Nor-Subsoribers, Four Guineas. One-halt ot the Subscription to . be paid at the.time of sub scribing, and the remainder on thedei,very. of the Work. The Names of the Subscribers will be printed. The -Book to be published in the course of the pre:.,enr Summer. • , • Mr. Serres finding it absolutely necessary, in order to ren der his Work as complete as pOSSible, to increase the number of Appearances considerably neyond'his first design ; .and as a very unexpected rise has taken place on the Price of Paper, he trust that the resulting accumulation of.Expenee will justify him in the opinion of his Subserib:Ts, when he informs them th t he is . obliged, though with the trraest reltiCtince, to add a C;ttinvit to his former Propwll3.. . Subieriptious received by Mr. Serres, No. Br,l Wimpole *m u et, Crndish-squar,: ; f.l.:Ssrs. Q. and W.. Nicol. look sellers to Hit Majesty, ; Mr. liodgion, Booksel ler, Wonpole.street ;. Itlrr 1. Hookhatn, OtiginA Lihrark, No. is, Old Bond-street ; Mr. R. l'auldet, New Loud. street ; Mr. Sewell, Cornhill ; Mr. Debrett, Piccadilly ;. Mr. felottley, Parade, Portsmouth ; and Mr. HoXlati4i Dock, Plymouth. , Spv..Amerts, and List of Sulztitibers, are to be seen at all the above places. This Day was published, in 3 vols. p Price 164. Od.• in boards, ELINDA: By MARIA EDGEWORTH...— I-) Print - 0 for J. Johnson, in St:Priori Church-yard. Where may be had, by the same Author, • Pradical Education; Parebt , s - Assistant; Castle Rack. rent, Set.:. . . • This Day was published; Price zs. THE REVELATION of ST. JOHN the Di • vine, coinpAred with Itself zri , l the rest of Scripture ; w;t11 Occasional Correttiosu of the Translation. " It is in vain to argue about the superstruelure, so long " as the foundation is disputed, either through ignorance or " disaketion." , . Junes on fig. Lang. of Scripture, p. 5. Sold by' J. 'Llatcharil, Piccadilly, London; arid G. Gower, Kidderminster. ' Of whom may be hrh.l., price ss: sewed, Praalcal Observa thins on the Revelation of ,St. John, written in the year 1775, by the laze Mrs, Howdler, of bath. • `. On S.iturdikne;:ii; ijth otj „y l :,' bc • ' Nro. U. and No. tII. of ' THE JOURNALS of the ROYAL INST I ITU. TION'of:GREAT „. • . tont:tilting, t. A. Repoct, on the , Progres which has been made ;the Arransimerit •of the Institution, its pees: ai State,and probable tutor: aii:t t!rospenty. 1. Oh. servattonsrui the. Means- which tu.-iy he,' intre,sing the Quantity of 1 - Icatp‘:)eureA iu its Crunons tion ; Ind 3 On the Use of Steuiri; as: a•Vchicle 'for convey ing Heat train one place to another, by Conn/ Rti;nforel:- 4. Au Account of u.oesv, kildiainJA r, By Mr. Davy. Those Who are desiriau I?cing furnished with .the Tour. nals'of the Royal'lnstitution reitttlirty; are requested to send in their names” and places cit ..ahode to the , Printer, at the Rouse of the Institution, No.. t, A 'bet/lade-street or to' Messrs.`Cadell and ));ivies, hook tillers, in the Strand. All Persons resitting within the Bills ii Mortidity.MaV,- without' any fdditibual .expence, be furidshed.With the hurn4ls by their Newsiven; lyho will thlivcr them .regularly at their I lettiiei' on the day of pithlication. The price' of each Number, _con Aiodi.g of /6 pages, at least, in blvo. on' ' tine paper,. and delivcrt:A in cover, will be.:..sixpence.' The . usual allbWafice will tie;matle to ,Ilooksellers, and also to Newsthen, v.'ho purchasethent to sell to their cuttotners. • Persons.resict,:rit in the Nletrophlis; who order th.tfournals at the Tiolise th:.: I nstitutioi2, will be furl/hilt:4 with them regularly at their'own or .4.4ings, by Me gingers eMploytd and paid by the Institution,. Measures will, be taken for furnishing complete Sets of the journals; as also l'or furnishing upy single Nitntbcrs of them, to all those who shall apply kir them. Unless dispost.li O J by s , 7livaD,BeYelVa4T, l ( N ) v...,_in the preSent Month, IMPROPRIATE TYTHE of HORN * C . l-ICI-I_, in _ • _ inquire of T. Calciciotr,.Esq. No. z 3, raper Buildings, Tonplc, June t, 1801._ • 'l'O.llE LE"l"F,nexly FURNISHED, by tbe.Year, near Cvbharn, in Surrty, A VILLA very . deiiraibly situated, commanding the most extensive view over a delightful Conntry, with 40 Acres Of Land, burden, Coach house, Sta Oles, and every convenience fora Family. - Enquire of, Marsh and Tatham, VpholstererS. , Mount, street. Grosvenor-square. SkIROPSI-IfRE. TO BE LETT Olt SOLD, • Very Spacious, Elegitnt, 4nd Substantial Brick. lA. built IR ESSUAGE, with its Appurtenances, most desirably and pleasantly situated Broad-street, Ludlowi late the Residence of Dr.'Mostley, deceased, The Premises are FREEHOLD, and consist ci a very complete and convenient Mansion-I - louse, itr r:rtc,:t repair, having on the Ground Floor a handsomeTrutrance Hall; neat Breaktast=room, Dining-tootn, tS by to, Drawing, room, 21 feet by zS, fitted dp with great taste and elegance, I Housekeeper's Room, Servant's I-1111, Bntler's - -Pantry, ...Lan..- . der, large Kitchen (and. excellent Celtariug under the:whole), Brew-house ' with an, abundant supply .oi Water, r paltry, yard, and other. Domestic 0 tticeS, mop conveniently arrattgi ed. On the First Floor,, six - very handsome,airy:Rett-chern4 hers, with. two. Diessing-moms ; and; co the Atfic StorY, fonr exceedingly comfortable Lotiging-tootts r )1 bait t I ir-case to ditto. - • • - ‘,..1150 --- iiiooiny' Four-stall Stable.and Coach-home;with Granary and flay-lofts over-the sar and an ep , exeti n go4 ) ;t . Garden adjoining the ‘House, • 'Fa! , and well stacked w:th Fruit Trees in their prone. • • : ilunediate polsession thay be had; =4 f4r-parsii:niars, ~pply tv Mcsgs. 13axtcr arid Sofiqituts, , Vtie Urte . - . • - . THE _ ..._ - - --,,.... -- ,5,.:.. , •,SUN. . ~. ~.......... ~.. ~ , . ~., ~.., , ~...„. ..,.. .. .. ~. ... ... . .. ~„,, • .. . , .. . .. . , ~‘ . THURSDAY, JUN E t iS©i GENE! iIL POST OFFICE, , •. •- ifithiesday , Fare tort, tgot. ,Pelt-Rqy tome:yin: the Mail from Tring to Hensel •Hemptteall, tots 'stopped Awe. End :in the ParitAof North Chnrcbi ittsukt film,' Minute/ pas . t.Teli o'Clock on .Sunday Night the Toth of May, hi a Single.ifiglitoqvinttn, mora id upn a dark-roloutvd Oro: Harm ) tehi , Oa fro; hi* the 14Inviog Bags, '07.1V.51.011; • 1 . . 'if ENDO PER, 411.ESBURY i B/MS for "LONISO.Y. • TRING, and - ' BERKIIEAIPSI'E.4Ib, Piere. rt ghat reason to :Nitta that one 7.4A.fa SNOP.C, centnuthd this Robbry. - . . • lie i! a Native y• lieddiqtax, mks" Del iohe're bir Fazhr fir,ner c;:crtriej a small Fartlt 7 ie.,sttivMs arrijOty,lears Feet to lilacs. high, .has „iar,A rgy fh , q, is pitted; wits t.f.e `Sytail.,Piln 'has Piz! fn anvil 44ut• .4117,y le B,ne rGr five ,r si f t: Ye.zrs latt r and is veil. ktuteli ln ;he Al'ighbourLxV e, 4 Place a??..1 tie 11;,..)h-ik.,f 4 24 ;; 1 Ile left his .1.,;(41,12,:. at Ni.. 3, 1': IV - Vitocks-strcet{ early 0,7 St4itFiiity ,Iforwide, avd -was tern tires:.-ed in a Blue 'Coat within:ark ,frelvei illaccala 11 2 ;ilohaat . Dime and IPidie Feivetect ;beetles: avd dari cdolued,S'tock flgr. lie was tried at the (441.1ailty,' . .ahatil a Year ago, for and at juatetl , - •, . • in the iintumn of 'goo, lx iommittrel; in a tqaly with' two vibe r Persons,' bth of whom have has since co-nvi4ir..l at Saliebirg 11-rizt•s, IfiglnD4 R,4414.1 kr near Henley, 'Detiizes, Marlb7ropzi, Forest, and Irarminster.• The ,IlGr,tlc.n which ge #vdei at:t& !line the Alai! .u...4 . 2e robbed; war :Armed iniu a Field of It'itat Nr,ir the place of the roAbev, Sad.:7e at. Jh r 7 .—Tle . L'addie and firi.lielvere found in .vtother: it - arl . oft4esanse . Fle:ld„ TA; we old and have .tame ap. prarance Affitltary: . _ fie 4uppred to have in.hisposressio'Lleveral Raak Land Notts ," ilylesiaex, 1170 IP:lveomh, I.l.e4ridge, I;to,frety, forekand,Banhsoy Notes. . Mayer shall apprehend and eonvi.9, or calm toie,atfrobend, ed std conweied, t4e Plats' .z. 4 ,14 committed the laid Ro4bery, wi to entitled to a Reward of 111VO lIUNDR4I) POUNDS, oveet;and aimite the ...ReWard given 6 , did if Ilitliament for apprehending llighwaymen :or : if .ray Person cancel-Ned -therein willtterrender himself, and ma4e . diseo2..eiy, whereby the Person who committed the Robioy may he apprehended and hr;Nght yoke, nab Discoverer will heeittitled to the said Reward, and veld also receive Ili: Ndjesty's wrest gr.sthtst Parduts. • 19 Consmaed of 11'4 gristmaster-Ceneralt, FR 41VCIti PRNEI.Wc. See. -- TUNBRIDGEWELLS• MO $F SOLI), a Molern-huilt-Cor MAN.. .1. SION, usually lett as a Lodizing.House either wth or without the Purninire), called SIJIIMEtt , . , ALE, situate a quarter Of it mile front the Parade, ,in a pleasant :mantle spot, iM the Brighton (toad, consiitins of Four Rooms on a t letv.:,, together with a 'ley )344;ikilaissit Soach.l4ouse, and Stabling for Four Horses, and about an ,Aire of Land in Mcadow and Gartim., The Premises Are subieet to a small Q , -lit-renr. . . . . For further Particulars, ap - Oft° Mr. Sprarigißooksaller, Tunbridge-Well.;, to whom LcttOrs (post-paid), Will be duly answered. • ~ VALUABLE Ct.JACAft NE'intt FREEitOLIYESTATE • in- WAR‘VICKSIIIRE,- , ' TO RE SOLD li A tic:P{.oN; ,-.• At such.time and place as will he speci tied Ai a flgtire Ad- . Vertistineht, • . A LL.. that Rich COAL.MINE, situate, iying h " and being in Itzdwurth, , in the. County of Warwick s ., five miltsfrom the City. of Covenicy, coinmonly called VIII.: OLD vrliu) coLLIF.Ky, ) vitir the powerful ire E ngine t rutted by Nlessrs. Butt Iton r and. Watt, all the other lklaehinery and. Apparatus belonging thereto. --,- The Mine consists of seventl Strptutns of Capital" Coa4; and is capable of inoducing'arly 'quantity of that importaht At title which the Proprietor 1tt.4)4: Olt „proper- to raise. Is the peculiar alvantagcs of an iminediateCcuununication by a,Canal belotlsing to• the ' Estate, with that 'greati;ine of Inl:udNavigationwhit:h:terminates in•the,G rand junelitm Canal, . and unites the Northitrn ithd Midland .Younties with the Metropolis—of briny,. the •tirst.'Coal ?dine on 'that . ,Line or Navigation—and of lying several' nilles.helarer Lon. don than anyNother - Coal•,Mine in the.KirtOnin. • • : ' To the Purchaser of the Mine will, be given the option of purchass.z, by-Private Contrail, an Elegant Medan well, NIANSION-140-USE, situate near Bodwofth afore said, called Spring Field, together with. the' Coach-fhotts.e, Stabling, -Walled Garden,, well . plantxl with choice •Frt . lit Trees, and all, other Appottenanees heluneing thereto, suit: able for the rec.epti,. n -pea sttl ll Gc. 7 .acel Family , . and*.in.! complete repair. Ai tt. apy quantity oftine Arableotleadow,.. and Pasture Land adjoining to the said hlamion.littie,' hot exceeding ago -Acres. And also the citensive iganor of 13114; worth, with the Court Leet aria' • Court Raton, {tight s , vilegts, and Ap)i,urtenanees, theteto belonging- For a viow et the. l!jeinises; apply. Crancisyircitt.Eilq: , of Spring Field aforesaid ; anti all turther pirtioillars and tit. tbrination May be had of the said rrancls , Pprrett't" the Rev.; 'oho Fenrough; of Newcastle,. in ~ StaltOrdshire ;. oho 'Sq. of Fenton, near Newcastle afdresaid ; Pickford, Esq. ot.Poynton, near hiaectestiecd, in Cheshire . % George Goodwin, Esti. et GarrawaY'.sCutfee-hoptie,..London; and of Mr. Dickens , Solicitor in Coventry. . A Plan and Particular of the Estate it to the iiasseimion of Mr. Parrotteforesaid.. • • • causa vis eseriutissittta: T" following' Ikemarkable •Cisd evidently proves the CONCENTRATED. EXTRACT, or ANIMA of QUASSIA, iu the forma Pills, to be .a most powerful and incomparable Restorative filr WEAK and DEhILIT4TF.D CONSTITUTIONS; • Consumptive Habits, Ilabitual:Purgings, Loss of Appetite,' Hypotoildriac Affections, Pains and Weakness of the Nervous Weakticssow Stomach, The Deleterious Etfeas of. Relaxation of the Solids Hot Climatei, And particularly, the ill consequences of interriPerallto, • . Atrophy, or tlervous - Consuruption,* • Mrs. aged 49,. had,..tbr iipwArds of ibqr been constantly su*ring with a slow nervous fever' pins in the breast, short dry cough, and twisting of the body, which At length prought her .to that state of debility that she was unable to. take the Sligliter exercise,' without extreme la: tigue, her spiritS were very much Ciejefteti,'her appetite gone, in short, she 'suppost4 her CAW tiopele,ss. The Bark tend other corroboraut mcchetises were employed to no ,gbod purpOse as they:were usually rejected hy her stomach. -by *taking three boxes ot the 'Conceotritted .E attract or Anima 9uassia, she is completely'restored, and now enjoys a better stilt of health and spirits thati (Or many . yeari - v.t. • As family ttalittfzx prevents the insertion of her 'lane, any prudent inquiry pill be 31:31N'itild.t11/04gh the 111i:A &Ili of the 11111olesale Yen&r. • • Tbe tOn‘-enti.,accl, lixtrait ar Anima of Qiiwisiq, in the lin'M of Pills, WAS first di .eyve red .by E..H ALL A11 , 1,- . -Avo. : , the.f.:ary antre4etnist ; prllyirecl fonhr by E.. Halla m :?Jai CO. and: wholesale apil retail • tali.; by Ben)auriti Boroitgli, I.,Ontkra ; .anti b)• Ins apeoi;ltinent,. by . No , 76, t)xfu - (1 , ..5tr..t; gevbery,. tatty o.llnrelt-yartlrrsaiiall„ .burn Royal Ekreliano.stwoo ; ;•.llo , ..:aj, -at'i 4)(1 Totlss,i No'..iat;..sitrand; iq it#ol, anti littv zi.V.441 1 ,449: . 4 : ' .4 4! .4t r . ._,. a'T,,ti.~ c • • k . 4 . XX 4 dr:V^ c t ro*-:k44 [PRICK SIX PRNCK. • • 1)/MLIAlltgAir. I "".77 izarkE or -2;!E:eRs: • *Eli;iESD4lrj • lorte to; -ern k Bilts upoil, the 'riibie were` farwalc it,. their respeetive state's, ana,sonie touline Intl pri*ate• business wAs• disposed bfi The. Order of 11ty being .read for itieiltioti of traye Divorce Bill, bn of its tccond iMr. Annitj, gild, Evidence were oceot4ingiy . titkled . • PV:1111 the sta,tetryetli of eutifv;el; and the d;ilOsi. „tibiii satli of thotWittit:sses ‘%;ete,enainint ,i, °it , g(inetkilly appeprq,d ti nt etititvleti •Hares, is a .1 4 ictemant, : iii "the' kovol Navy, aild story. commands fil t iks'rMajesty!g hitLzd Artne,f —ettcr .the•Gebegi: . ,:=-,:rii.i . i f , the tifont h Jatniary i i 79 '5., he' wets' martie4ito his , novv, Chritian JO , )ones, tialightct Dt:Nford ; that they f . %•7tlker';ll and •h2d- one voli, :who • tioner }vas' al}ft}t frollt scrvise, frottl . Augu s t A 1;,1 79; i ,vith it appel,r, , ± rtlti&r.cil. ci7ircial eonvers#l- With . Cr lace. n, i n L011i1141.1 tip slie was tieliv l eo;:,i of a 4.a,};v4,',11.2, A lit OtlJA5e. - quence of Ihe.dieCii4l4 tie iftit:crip . ll-0, : b , , i , 4 „., ati i rsei the Petitioner broughet . iktiftio ll pgalAt.,C 4 nte r , its the Court of "KintjAl.:Bitie d ti,.ip 1798, where, he recovered 4001. - 1 - Itinakes Cds t . • The usdal"prgesmtiags,wg,, tbon insfititte‘Caiiinse; Mrs. Hayes' in .thq . k.celttsLks..4o,fiki l .c.ottrt, (the Con.: sistory of theltis)lop p a i 4ps s lut r R,t ); • and in July, • }799, a ddfinitivc setittli o tt l)ivorce lion} bed and btiard; 'and niutilf cohithittitiott ter, aUslciised. The greater r ati iluise•eil&itristtAscet,:lts . :lll4 , ell as . some of the preilmitiary parts: at th'es case:- pp. peared in eriance; anti - . also in the onuise of the examination, the:important . iltarfi Deed of Separation had been - ex ecuted`- bet w [hr.- Panties; as we c ou ld collect, previthis to the institution of the prtx.Heedings... 'This itectsttrily . gave a, ne , ....,ktitn to the ease, and some .explanatory discussion th-ma took place bet Ween several of their Lordships, the Learned Cotinsei, • • rhe. zor,a? CHANCELLOR adverted to iotne evidence given by one, al the Witnesses, (- Jieve before the Ecclesiastical Coert) who was ' since dead, respeding some ill .usage 4 of the Petitior to. wards his wife. .! . .to Aso!)-,:erv at i on the. Coonsel :replied, that he cote,' on the I..otirrary, establish che,good behaviour of the Petitior.er,to his Wife, by the tnost respedable Alter sointt +l4-ther explanatory conversation between the - .1401)111 and Learned Lord' on 'the Woolsack a nd ~the: Counsel, touching the ,Deeti 7 of 'Separation, it was settled, that the Petitiontt..shotilti attend for persbnal exa mination 'refine, their, J,,eirdships; as some•import._ ant .cons'ite(ations reipating the cases requi e m' elucidation; -..• The I.sarriect creased- to the fatten - • film their 14iti .-the ropriery, of 4 r . kna;the'n. ta4atni.iie.,iitbsel`Wu64,..4eS who teniled ) fp . eV:ll)li MI the the ciitAitutl t,er.t.'itrr bet ween •Mr 4; fib' es .anc}.her Rlratttou r, w tly w born * it. 41),A,0.44,.... 17.1 41. sifn an:o tipern eti t taken plac, ; anti e;7 .thp.l4as;.:wis ik a state. Ofpejfat.ednceltblie.* truth hcrlitisband. His nrws. 446 t4e. farts lie 41,., W'S•s;' diatith:bAnciSn'veldencies. of their at. trndente; tite . ,:efinconlitant„expette, etc.. 4houlii not. he . b creased.• rrli r t,.4, 2 1193.4 . c ~,wks • !held, b y some oft h . cir:J.,:kidstiip!i; th' v peculiar 'stances to „Setiod,' at that ell' to. Nice the.. Peti.: tioner in a •sifu L atiOn'of'mOlq",difficitlty with, pie., ference. to his own examipliiiin* , • Ili thop Y.? .thoted, than the •Ootnisel; be Ordered *to wit. draw ; idith Pro, `cebding haVing take:tiPaee,'T)c expressed 'his hope thAz such a tirematoregibeteding th at Applied for lryti kh e Counsel, '4l,htd,tior he v s,uffeted 1w t h e House, „,os dirk4lY: fo a pr!int . Ittigrl.t.ever rcitila fly i,ome I before them. '45 keverend then a e?crilied - in theft' ,s' nittnrO'df fllc regular proceetangs . before 'the. Lis cecesiiistreal . Cour t 3 in such cases,; and .otietycd 4 'th:it contr ary to suyh*proCass, in tTiose , Courts, - vitiated the whole ;of the.case on coming befbre , theli'Loicish s tpc }f e expressed his tepugnaOse, to- those . -private separa. 'holdint:'.theti - s to.,' . .bi illegal, 'and As such, .ought to 1;:o 4jsotkr4ged ;' • they were also contrary to the Lam! o f, and general spirit- of the Marriage 'lnstitution; 'arid • in a neariv Lord, ship seemed to'.consicier the ..seyaration a men:a et iheira•.• • Fre concluded. 'by moving, 'that the further con side rat ion 'of the Bill; be tiostponed. the LORD'C HAAT ELI,O R cluitted the Wool. sack, and said, he had to thank the ,R.everend•Ne., l a te:kr his :obser vations, and very. prOptly,inter. ferenee. With a reference to• the pqp.a qtr, 'cypaFa. tion,' he held the attendance-of the Pe i t,itio t iet . to ktc indispensible, and. he n'ptice4,lllat S44datt teas not .stated' in the Petition.l', He Also,. on .tbis,pposion, expressed his opinion of the .propriety of i.ftformin g the Public, that, a,Senternee of , not fide obtained, in' a proper manner. in . the E't:desiAt ti- A:A : Courts, npt that kind .9C...decision w:Ach would sustain the 4ul)sequert,t proceeding in tiwt liouse; and he t,ll , the .1), ! : vett rd Prehrtei-,as to express kis astonidnimut ti4lt T hu:ceilings his ,conternpl a t ion should countenance in Westminater: Fly 9(.11(E t";L.SIRENCis tnade a few ()bier. svatiOns, In it woe nn,t tiirettlion of voiee which rre etttell .frorn.tiearisik, distin,ily what his R o y a l Highness sztid, but he appeal:ea to' us to obsetve Ripon the p:aticaLar situation Of the Petiti!)ner, chicily• with tcspett to : his personal avocations.