The Sun. — London, England, 1801-07-24 00:00:00

FROM THE FRENCH PAPERS. CHERBOURG, JULY 3.—The result of the depo sitions taken. before the Com Mission 'sitting here of the two English deserters ' from Guernsey -is,•,that the Garrison of that Island is composed Of/the 43d, 55th, and-93d Regiments of Infantry, and a Regi ment of Fencibles ; that these Regiments consist of about 800 men, except the 4.3 d, which is only 300; that, the service there is, active ; that a half of t'he Regiments are under arms from two in', the morning until full day. , 'This adivity has-, taker, ,place only within these two tilcintlis, fiorn the ap prehension' of t an" attack upon that- Island by the French. Every Monday the four Regiments ma u v •, • ncere under the cbannanil of the General, to learn 'the So•Zers the - Mode of . defending themselves in , case of attack. The . principalimotives of the desertion of these two persons are the had food, and the multiplied fatigues. These two deserters, one of whom is a Spaniard, and the other an American, after their examination, have been put under the care of the Commandant of Arms at, Cherbourg, until further order's. WESE-L, 9. —We are assured that Prince Henry of Prusia his .set out'for Dresden, upon a secret . . . • • Private Letters from Gerrriany state, that the military preparations.in Austria are very consider able, and that even the horses fOr. the carriaes of the baggage are. ready. A great deal - of silver: money'Thas been coined at Vienna, which is not put in circulation, but reserved for the payof the Soldi ery in time of war. The Court exchanges nothing but small bank-bills of two and four francs, and this operation is . efFeEted with pieces of sixteen and eight sous. VIENNA, JULY 3.—The apprehensions seem to revive -in Turkey that a Corps of French Troops may land in Dalmatia, and make an irruption into the Ottoman-Provinces. Our Court itself does not appear to be indifferent to the etsents which are an nounced as likely to take place in that, quarter ; and we are assured that some.. Troops have already re ceived orders to hold themselves in readiness to march ; probably to observe the motions of the French, Perhaps these fears, with respea to the 'enterprises of a Power whose pacific sentiments to wards us are no longer equivocal, 'should . be regard ed as,pniy the apparent motive of the differat mili tary preparations which our Court is' making,- and. which have no other object than the uncertainty or events or projeets of aggrandisement, whether in Turkey, or -in the. Empire. It is certain that a considerable corps of Troops have received orders to advance into the interior of Germany. All the Austrian Regiments are at their full complement. Thr continual recruiting .kept up during the-late campaign, and . the' return of the Prisoners, who were, in, France, since, have repai r ed t h e disasters sustained by the armies of the Emperor. • Her ,Majtsty the-Queen of :Naples was. , seriously ill during the last days of the Manth;of June. - The liveliest anxiety- prevailed at Schronhrtinn,,for the health of that. Princess. , Their. Imperial. Majesties went immediately to:see her. She, is much jletter ,Within these few, days, and tlle aliprehensians for her safety have entirely ceased. _They are prepar ing, it, is said; a new Co.pstitution for Tuscany, Which is to have a constitutional . king.. BANKS OF THE MEIN, JULY li . -----According to one of our Gazettes, the King of England has in.. treated the Emperor. of Ruisii to becoine mediator for, the conclusion, of .a Peace with France. ThZty add, that General DIM° C who is still'at Peters.. burgh, has. received ov e rtures for a general Peace, arid has transmitted thou to his Government. • PAR ISIAN FASH lONS. The Fashionables now imitate the oblong head-dresses of the antique shape, closed -with silver chefs. The capotes are composed of tivo colours, a soot crown, and peen draperies ; a green crown, and jonquil draperies ; and a lilaa crown, and draperies of Egyptian earth, Crape przi-sem,, with applications (sr sattin peas. The long waists augment in number, and yet there is reason to doubt whether the fashion will become general. After having paid tribute to them, a great many elegez;ites resume the short-wasted robes ; and some, though they ordered Yong-waisted dresses, had not courage to wear them. The king S'hawls are thOse . now in fashiOn, of muslin, of Turkish crimson, and Turkish blue ; alto square• Scotch shawls, of silk and cotton, with large, flowers upon a brown St. Theresa mantle ground. Spencers, trimmed with lace, are worn fur 'mil' dress. The rinislins are ei ther figured with white flowers or large diamonds. Serpent bracelets, in imitation of the necklaces and ear-rings, are also in repute. A quantity of fine horn, we understand,' has lately been.received.from China. It is considered a good substitute for glass, .being surprisin gly thin and transnarent. The horns generally manufaetured by the Chinese are thoSe of sheep and goats. The usual Method of managing t h e m i s , to b en d t h em by itn., mersion in hoiling water ; alter which they are cut open and flaiten r eg ; they t h en e a s il y.sca l e, .o r a rc separated into two or three thin lamina, dr plates. In, order that thege plates shOuld., be- imlde to join, they are exposed to the pe net t at i ng effe , ft of steam, . , hy which they are rendered perfealy soft. .By ap plying the, edges immediately to each other, and pressing themi, they instantly adhere' and form one substance. It is a contrivance tittle known else_ . where but in China. The Brig Ann,. from New York to Liverpool, was ashore on the Bth of June en the East End of Long Island.. Vessel losr—C:irg6 saved. ,The Ship Packet, Trott, frcm 'Boston to Liver_ pool, is lost, -having struck on Cape Sable seven days after sailing—Sliip lost ; all the crew' and a small part of the cargo saved. • The . Royal Edward, Kean, from LiVerpotil to Africa, returned-on July havirt Yost her three topmasts, foremast, and bowspritin a heavy gale of 'Wind about a week before. . • I.ON DON : Printixi by Mit:HA N •tt,B 11. 1. ov:ilt..( • ardcr) ;-and t'ci..l AM A A :m I nix Sc.R.I yrs (of ilot:,;..!crri-r t i a d; At the Suri-OF F ics, N o , z 2, Siragii ; where Actlitrtlstounts, Ord e rs fur, the Paper,' L e tt er s fo r the• Editor, &c, (pait-lata7, must be: addr6seci, SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. . OXFORD; ' TUESDAY, ytT y The SUbscription Cup of One Hundred' Guineas valor, and . Forty Guineas in specie. 4-yr olds'7st. 71h. 5-yr olds Bst. 71b. 6-yr olds 9st. and aged 9st. 411:‘. —One tour-mile heat. Mr. -I'. Fane's Worthy, 6-yr ol(.4 walked over. The same-day the .Town Plate of Fifty .Poundiibr 4-yi old horses; &c. carrying 74t. 71b. 5-yr olds Bst. 41b. 6-yr olds .st. 12,1 b. and aged gst. lib. Winners of one Plate since the rat of January, rg o s, car r yi ng 3 1b —. and of. two slb. extra. Winners of three Plates smee the xst of January last not allowed to start.- - The best of three form:mile Sir fl'ocile's br. fi jv.Tawney ~ , 1I r. Snell's br. c; rt.-,V,incent, 4 yrsold' - 4 2 Progleyls Ploughboy, aged - 2 3 Pickering's chi. Pigeop t -by - rdragus • 5 yrs old 3 4 RATES. SATURDAY. Mr. Kincald's c, It_ _ Mr, Law's hay mare, - - •- z dr. A' I--Lick Race,-of two heats,. with three horses, afforded very indiarent sport. - The-faces, upon the whole have not afforded much amuse- Ment. IRISH STATE" LOTTERY. NOW DRAWING. An ,Express will arrive daily at the Office of 1- - IORINT" sill' and Co. No. z 6, Cornhill, with a regular ,account of each Day's Drawing, for the immediate inspedion of those who honour them with their Commands, free of any expence whatever. Tickets, Halves, Quarters, Eighths, and Sixteenths; will con_ !'inue on Sale, warranted - undrai,vn i dUring the whole time of the Drawink. IRISH STATE LOTTERI:. . , FIRST DAY. No. 4222, a Blank, but entitled to spol. as First-drawn Ticket. SII IP A LIV.S' POOLE, JULY 22. Arrived—,the.Cassander, Tonifin ; Elizabeth, Hayward; Amity, Taylor; . Erasmus, Baker, and Agile, Carrol, from London; Willi and Mary, Boynes, from Lyme ; Robert and George, V,remen; from Southampton ; and„ Actiye, Wil liams, and Dart, Williams, frorn.Portsipouth - : Sailcd---the , Juno, Northover • Adventure; Dempster; - and 'Falcon, Love,for - for,, Palladium, Yule, for : anal ; .a Iclajesty's dun-vessel Eagle, Lieu't. - 14eie4 - for Portsmoutll: • • CIAVESEND JULY' 't2: • Passed by—the Northumberland, Wake, 'Thetis, Lowrie, Golden Grove, Biatler, Albion; Merlid, —, Rush light, Denning, Neptune, Cora, Britton, Brothers, Goodwin, LadfMackiVorth, „ Charlotte, Butler, Un daunted, Mason, Alert, Nl'Deriald; Britnswick, Shaw, ACtmon, , Clarendon, hell, Syminctry, Little, Lord , Jamaica ' Sherry, Atlantic, daimon, Prince George; Bailey, R o y a l Edward„ Salus, Dunn, Dale, Atkins, Neva, Storey; Hanover, Wilson, John and James, Willoughbf; Marshall, Acorn, —, and Goldfinch, eadenhead, frc?rn- Jamaica ; Icing G,:drge, -----., from Gibraltar; Betsey; Peart; Fanny, Progress, Lacey, and Ben Son, -, from..Petersburg - ,h Unity, Hope and Anchor, Etnanti4; -}a_ cob_ ; Hope, Nutsou ; Hargen. lionningberg, ; Anna Afaria„ L•:inb, and Pctric,:Sammelson, tram ,Norway.; Rowlett ; Capelin, -, and Charlotte, tromniiitzic.• ._•._ •° • Sailed—,the Prudence. Barry, for Philadelphia; and Vrow Ferma, for Antwerp. , • - ' Hil? 7.'115. - .. .• .. At Wallop-Hall, near Shrewsbury, the Lady of Samuel Amy Sevcrl., Esq. of a Daughter. On Tuesciay 1.04, at Do)mington Park, Berks, the Lady of Williani..l3rumm.ll, Esq. of a Daugater. . •. • " .11:1412RIED. • . , On i XOnday last, •at Hauings, in Sussex;" Henry Coriambipe, Esq. a Captain in His Majesty's Navy, and Con,diaric - Lx orrhe - Sea Fencibles at'llaSting'S, to - Miss Ann Curry, scond Daughter of Thomas Curry, Esq. of Gos— Hants.' • • _. 7. DIED. • . . . _ Op Saturday. -last, at his house at Kensington, .in the 67th .rear of his age,. Walter. Blunt, .Esri. brother to Sir Cha r l es IWitlian Blunt, Bart. Bank Stock Navy s per Cent. 94H 5 per Cenx:- 1797 7 gsiii I trslt s _ . . 4 per Cent. Con.' 204 3 per Cent. Reit. 60-la per Cent: Con: . 595 t 91 Ditto Scrip Rank Long zS Ditto Short Ann. Ditto Scrip PaR g YESTL F STOCKS, ..iDA Y. , India Stock • Exchequer Bills s. s, dis. New ditto- s. dis. Lottery Tickets Irish ditto • ()annum 3414' Si" lutper. 3 per Cent. 59i • Ditto 'Ann. Bonk for Account India for May_ Consols for open. - - Extrad of a Letter from Mr. Cooper, a very respeetable Centleman Fanner, ut Levington, near Ipswich, to Mr. Thomas White, Master of the Academy at Colchester. St-11.," june,2, iBot. AXII-HEN you write to . Dr.BitoDuki, pray inform V V him, that' I have received from his ,Medicines-.all flip benefit my most sanguine expedations could ,lead me to look for, or,. my most earnest 3vislt6 could induce me to hope. ' My ease was an irruption on my face, of the most. virulent nature, that was nqt, merely extremely trotiblesorne, but also renderaine tvecessively . 16w-spirited and ill. I stri6.lly followed the rules laid down in the - Dodoes Publication, anti was. in a short time most radicallycured ; it is now . ne at ly two Years since" I toqk the Medicin es , and have never • since had tine slightest retur,n of my troublesome disorder. I feel it a duty which I owe, to the cerrimunity (anti I am sure' your just mode of thinking will induce you to join in the„senti: went); that the Doctor should be at liberty to make' this "case public, for the 'benefit of suffering individuals ; being myself infinitely above regarding: any remarks that, , may be made on it by the insolent, the invidious, or the incredulous. • Yours sincerely, I. COOPED. In justice to your merit, and for the benefit of - the ifflided,' I reque.k 4 ,you will publish my case was afflided for a length of time with a Scorbutic Disorder, for Whichl could find no relief,. although I.had recourse to several Medicines but was fortunately cured by taking 'your Botanical 'Syrup, and am now in perfed health, and ready to testify the same. I am, Sir, yoUr grateful, humble'SerVanti • JOHN GOLDSI3URY ; June 3,.xiSor.. Thcberton, near Saxmundhain, Suffolk. WitilesS to the above Case, SAMUEL GOi.rOSBUR Y. The,Botanical Syrup and Nerv4ius Cordial to be liad.At the 'Doctor's House, No. 9, Albion-s:treet (seven Doors from ahe I.everian Museum) Bla,friars-bridge, in Bottles o f f l. as. • Its. 6d. and ss. 61 a 1. ; also of 'Mr. Robinson next to York house, Piccadilly; E. Newbery,.corner of Sr. Paul's Chtireh yard ; Ward, No. 2.34,, licilborn, opposite. Gray's Inn ; boult and Co. (late Bacon), No. iso, OxfOrd-street; Pict dirig's Medicine Warehouse, No. 76, Oxford-street ; Forbes, Druggist,. NO. 32; Blackman-street.- Borough; sulgin and 'Sheppard, Bristol Baxter, Edinburgh;. Drown, Telay, Bristol; Read, Vine-street, Bristol; M‘Donald, Glasgow; Chalmers, • Aberdeen ; Bellamy, Druggist, Portsmouth; Bray, Sunderland.; Tint's, Royal "Exchange; Williams, Per funier to His Majesty, No. 41, Pall-Mall; Boulton, Royal Exchanke ; Collins, Saljs'aury ; Spilsbury and Co. Mary- Street, Dublin ; 'likewise W. Magee, Belfast ; and . M. tfavis, Cork ? I telasid ; and by most Bookseliersi'and Medicine-Ven ders us the three Kingdanit. . , . .BRODUM's GUIDE to OLD AGE, or Adviceto both Sexes, to obtain a radical 'and permanent Cure for those secret infirmities of Nature, which deliciey Aiftp - ilbrNd.;' to disclose, even to their relativ,es ; with a Treatise oin'Female•'Diseases, •NerVous, Hyp6chondriac, and COnsitinptilie • Com plainis To, which is added, Advice, to Bath and 'Hot-Well., Bathers, It is particularly recoinmended.to Seafaring Men. '., A 2.2:5. Bottle.eontams equal to rive small ones. .• WANTS, •• A S GODENER,.' or. as Gardener and Keeper; a - tpiddle-aged single ;Van, yvho perfeelly.lintlerst4ndi his business in all its branches, trill can have a . goOd Charac ter froth his last Otace: Address.(i)ost,paillY, to W. Tr . Mr. Thomas Taylcit,.Gar.i deher, Levv.ishain;'Kent. • LAW.—WANTS A SITUATION, ..,• S MANAGING CLERK in' an OfEce of re-, srieetabilitV in the Country, a Person who hai beeni used, to Country ptisiliess, and had the ,A;l4nagement an Office for several yea rs.—. rnple tes'tirugnics may, be intd as to the abilities and integrity of the Advertiser, ‘: Letters addressed . tO A. B. at. No. 4, Great Warner-sircet, Cold Bath-fields, Londc)n, will be immediately attended to, OLD, MADEIRA, . .Meliorated by keepipg 1020 Gitliois - fn‘i Vat. PJCER and PERKINS Wine-merchants N0:44; opposile the Chuich, Snow.liitl, take:the libeity . of' acquainting the, Curious Wine, that :no I ndia , Voyage can soften and improve AlAdeira. Ak, the extent their Vatsda, 4s . they not only ulahe it mart. agrteabic! lit flavour to if;ep4- late, huf more restorative wi:OiesGrltc tUtne stoimtchs of the aged. and infirm, for :which that Wine, • when in: per let:llion, is so celehrapd. , • . Their Ilticella is . in .great perfeelion, and this is the season 'tior drinking it : it is dee:lied efiicaeßins :of the' Stone and(iravel. , „- (;." No less than a bozen sent to any part of the:Town, free ofl, - ex pence. An Acco Unt of:that most excellent • The CURD I A L of CI • • which is. prepart4 (only) 11Y -S. soLoMON,• . • • T HE' traih of ITlelittlthoi.y DisoYciers which . lifflia • the hUrnan frame, under th e denominatidtt of; lqtryous Diseases, are', the principal, sattres of liwilan .rnisery'in the privation of health. Tirose'disorders proi. , •ed frOm such sin 4nfinite variety andeorriPlii.-kn io of .is'id.'renifefiir im possible, it even, it were always;necesslry, tci traCO - tineni - ao their ,true, source. The cii::cts, lio , ve,\ier, ate inct known, and'too severely. text anfoi4. ,- -,t tou , g - reAt pprOoll of mankind ; and m` these eithels' it way 4Vitik(lt exag:4eration be asserted, that any rein4cly-superior or•illo)re e.rebrated :for ellicacy than Dr. SO 's R I 1., B.ALM of G I 1.4 EA 0, never has been discovered. Ir, all dOlcate, 'weak ly,: and relaxed constitutions, lowness of b. - pi r4t4; . hypot:hon ' horrors, tretuAlings, weakness of•silit, lass of meii:iory, impaired vigour, 'Pabes - NervoirS Consunty:i ins, and the nUmberless.symptoinaofirnpaired and /tottering don whetiter arising fro;il a LIG of itia - 04ity, .intern. peiance, or inattention to its attained tini. vereal and unparalleled eele'nr:ty .: By. strict- pet - Sevtran•ee - in its.use, it chears,, braces and invigorates the tviiole,Nefvo,Us S v.:tem, and gives new. i tune to ail the vital functions, cif instanceS car he a VOl2Cheti. Constitutions relaxed, weak or :1•:. - ...a - yed,in.rnm of tlrertieri, arc under the immediate influence or titisi-tesrozativ e ;• and old Coughs, A.srhnias, , and Consumptive Habits, are so on relieved,„andspeedily . cared. •- • - • Poverty of Olood,:and einaciatedlimbs,,wiil;•erelorix,meet .` the happieSt change,- lite : Chill watery' fr:.•,id twill 'oeconie.ric h • end balsamic, and the limbs be wv - ereif healthful. - I To those Who have revelled in the midnight cup, or madly dralnea -Nature of her richest stores, by. unrestratned or licen".. .tious love,' or by the horrid selfish passion of Piogekes,• tilts Restorative will wider allipw.siO,Lass.'otance ; and it the vital powers be not entirely destroyed, it will gradually re- , pair me ruelaixinoly evil. •• _, • ,-• • Iltose who ,have long resided in hot clitnates, and are lan guid and relaxed in their Whole - systerri, may take this _elm: With the happiest etteas-; and persons going to • the Earit qr . West I tidies' eanuOt strate :more important article of health •• and- life. I t has been - the only theans'of restoring thousands attliiteil 'With: the Yellow Porter in - America. Persons in the Cbtintry requiring she Doilor's opinion " relative.to - inveterate eases, ate to 'inclose his usual ke of : A Gttirta , in a tester, Avith . the stare Of their case. Such letter should, for be thusdireded-=-" Money'- . lett,:r. Dr. Solltnon, Solomon's. place; Brownlow-strc.2t, Liverpool. Paid double.postage." • • • ..Letters may.bis ordered to"be'addresSed for X. Z. or A II at the Post-Office, - - . • • • • A SAVING O ONE PCUND SIX SHILLINGS. • The 'Cordial Pali of Gilead :Old in bo6leS; price Half-a.Guinca 'each: There are also boxe§, price si. con t4ining equal to twelve bottleS" at tos.•6d. by which th e Patient' saves 11..65: which cats be had of the Doctor, by re mitting a Five Pound Bank - Note.' • . Sold:by Mathews, No. 18; Strand,: London ; and by all theicputable Medicine Venders, Bookiellers, .I<:c. in every principal - ToWri in-England, - freland;,•Scotland, and Aancriea. , . To T. TAYLUg, SurgeOn, No, 44, New Bride-street, London. • • six, •'• • • F.diriburgli, May a; 1800-s . TN the Sping of 1794. •I. was. aftlieted with a Venereal Complaint, which I treated with indiffer ence fir five'inonths ; but was . then ob4ged to apply to regular Physieiim, who put a teniporary 'stop to the viru lence. of the Disease „I,,by ;mercurial , applications) for shine time; but growing„ iii spite oi'alLinedienie and the advice of the first .oentlemen of the Facility . here,. worse and worse for two years, I Was . reduced to a state althest un paralleled, and beyond description, beinr 'an entire lepet, and ulcerated from head to fOot.,,iily head , thr oat , mout h , nose, legs, arias, e.. have been, alternately' in danger. of becoming useless; in -short, I have had from twenty. to thirty -eating ulcers on inV body,. and nealiv . totally de prived of sight.- ~ vot`ila he voluthinans io oartictila rite all nry, ease,-sullice, it to say, ditto; never was, .at •ever will_ be, one of .a inore langerous„ ar of a •rtiore cotnjzli cater! nature. I' wa s l ong looked upori by .my friends and imagined nuselt; beyond , • s al I hopes- of 'recovery ; deed, their condition, de a th W4S' preterable.to my .more than miserable state, .1 n .this dr , :adfur situation did I dtag a 'most miserable existence, till- DiVine Providenee threw in my way a Newspaper containing -the case of a Mr. li. Of Plymouth —my friends reaci it,, I. could sent and procui - Z-d some of yOut F AKE's PATtNI' PILLS, which, 'by Using - •from time to time, •ani 110 . 1),,, have long been, (after more than four, years indescribable distress), in „as good a state of health as ever I enjoyed; a s a proof of this, I had a fine, -thriving; r,eafilixboin. to me a flew months ago.• In gratitude' to Goa, and in hopes' of rendering niy, tillow,creature service ) . I request you to m priblish this ;and you* tray at any tie w refer persons ho wish.-to be satisfied of the truth of this, Pr further parti- Culare, to me or my, frie l ids,, by l e t ter or; . • • . As few vises for badness will ever equal Mine, and none exceed it, I have from experience every reason to assure mankind, that in your LEAKL's .PILLS• they . will find a sure, speedy, safe,.. and radical cols:,`, for that most dread.; fur stage of file Vetieral i)isease, which is called a cO rt fl t;Ei Let s. . 'I.. T. * insurmountable family reasons prevent ma k ing my name' and address public ; but creditablcs personi really wanting information -may also be 'referred to toe unit my friends by Mrs, S. Clark, Riansay4Gardens, Edinburgh. . Pn-parett and Soo by tile Sale Proprietor, T. TAYLOR, ,IVleliiber of the Itiiyal College. Of SutgeOnS in London, at his horse, No. 9, New Bridge-street; Where no Advice without a ,fee,. to persons. tak ilfg these Pills, and will answer patients,-letters, if post paid, on the same t e rms, ob serv i ng in all cases the most Inv(olable, seen v, no person's name or case having been inentioneil, but at their oivii particular request, by the Pro prietor, during the course of .more than:thirty-six years, that he has had .the, conduCting of an extensive gale-of 'the above Medicine, and, the pf,adice arising therefrom, , They, are also sold by Ins Appointment, for the conve nience. of those living at ia distance, by Mr. Watson, South-bridge, : Edinburgh.; Mr. Mentions, -Printer, - Glass vow, to whom also Mr.. T. refers for his address;' at the Pi:runner's,' No. 35, St: Allian's•-street, Pall-mall.; Mr. leobertson's:Toy-shop, - No. 103; Okford-street ; borough's, No. 7, Fish-street-hill, nearly opposite the 1,4 0 .. nurfierii ; Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, No. r, Union-miv, Little Tower-hill; Mi. - CairwelPs; Dubl and by one person in every considerable town in Great-Britain. and Ireland, i n Bore. of , - .411y ;s. 9d. each, sealed up" With 11111 . and plain dn•ettiotis, whereby persons of either Seic may cure them selves- - with pase and, secrecy. Every .130: sold in Great .Britain is sealed up With a Stain a, on which, by" favour of the COmiSni stoners, is piint`ed,' at the • StamP-Otfice:-.." T. .Taylor; No o, New Bridge-street," to imitate which is felony, ales .all Others an.i.counteifeit. N. TO 2138Fk '-'I3ASPNLKI).BBOYE::ATOHCIEIWONY!. By Mr. C.FIRISTIE, 4-t his -C;reat•Aornn -in Pall-Mall, • On THURSDAY; the Loth ofAiigust, at (hie - A. VERY cOMPACT and DESIRABLE FREI, HOLD E ST.Vf 1% consisting of Seven eligible. Farm. and Water Corn Grist Ala, with suitable. Buildings, and near sow A cfes Aealtle; Meadow, - s.Lnd.Pasturc Land, let to 'the following Punctual Tertants— lessrs. Evans, Sa muel Powell, Thomas Clement vats, Thomas Watts, Rici. , .rd Jones, P. Price, and 'rhoina4 Morris, at the several Anniuti Rents, ainot4ting to TWO II UN Dia D. and Si XT Y RE E.‘ POUNDS, and U WAR DS., in the Parishes of L lamoithw I, • Llaria'tarda'wr Lanlmel, and Llanyre; On the 'Banks of; and with 'right ris.*•ry in the RI VE,R WYE, in n Cvtinties of Brecon.-ap.d-Radnor,,cen trally situated (adjoii•in,- to 'Zile Public Rog 4 'fki.tiveen the respeelive , „Totyns of U 11,141 and ISHA,Y, ADE ft, haviii excellent . Sheep."-Avail:s, and a_ quantity Of tine l and Oaks, *and,sOniz goof' Asir, The adjacent Coitntry -abounds with Grou:k se,arttidge, . • The Tehants will slipvtbe Estate; bf whim-firlitted'Fir- Oculars may oe,hud days. precediattneSale• 4100 of the Print:7l'k bithe Hereford, W.,r,:.!ster; andßristol ' Palires ; 111 r, Price, Radnorsifir.• 1 of 1)a 1,1 Thorasi Esq..' Pay-Orli - Le. il jaraS (odes, Esii. Myer- , street, Piccadilly ; Messrs. lenkii.s and Jane.;, New-Ind Land Mr. Cliristie, Pall- Mall, wan are •iiittlwiTcd to. treat ibr the whole; or any pall joy • • , At`lli. re f it Roori 5 .1•11 1 On T'UESDAY tile zi-th disposed of: by Priv..ac_Con tract .at One o'Clock, ~M:111:1)ari COP Y .J•. .1 10 1.1) sucI:ALLAYALL,,I„ ! be Parish, andit.v,kilmileslipin tiie T o wo o f }: c c E. 1 ... s ' 1 L,ailioining South to tirte..Che.,,rit from' London, IL feVill Si , :"d;rj,. Stt)2lC, ( . 1152 Nay igttion Coals and, Linie):iii.lte trarn.;4e,v Line - trorn•Varket Drat On.; eleven - froth 011i , 2WSpt:cf,.fhiri: ; .-cJ 64 lt ; rum k. an . .l a' out Loildun, Coto: Or cepa,il, c3;_ri4c.tient fl.(1? SuZ - otantl.4 1 STONE:it U 141.01>ERN MANSION; ‘s:iih'attacliidatiddetitched Offices, peculiarly adapted .to the VILLA and lite,zazit FE RINIk; -- 0R N capital walled KilLii e n (l.anien, declining to aSouttt EAt Asi)::-6t; • and irteludink 'aii c.xcelhait &c. 'built ; aiat '14 . 4`0 - lulu -- OW and Mice Acres and upwards'of Land .of the first Quality, in a Ring Fs n. with Dale, Wocitt aid Water in the 1141..TieA ty`,le of Nature. 'rite :MANSION is seated : on - a bold and eon -Imo-Wing eminence; is backed and r:(1. 'by clos'e - full grown tations and rising l grounds from the North, ind coi n:ran d s Prospeds.thirtf - miles in, eNteitt,:rwir the Pwrk-like Hone_ Grounds,, and a fertile, populous, healthy, and fincly-bro.ken Country,; ah9unding with ,(sane, .tine Roads,' Field Spats,'and GintiCnien's Seat's. • -•Tne. Istate rtec:lines to the—So , ith and gast„ .is subdi. renceS into .....:;.yentrent • InclosureS, inter spctsert with likeuriant Cie - Ml.lk and' Plantations of "large spreading:Forest TrceS; feathered the surface of figs apparent spacious Lawn, the Pleasnre (;roluid continued throifkli the :Dbnieine;• Wends, - artd.skirt.ect by. (Col? Meet) a • . natural Lake, fed by an aburta.,:it 'Stniann antic olit4iiiing near an htridreli acres of Pellucid Witer, opera to. 44i : 1611K:rabic enchanting Views.: 'raite, anal ttlech?nistu Uav,e "beeii iiippity•exertcd in de;:cirating thi.e. charming Spot. The Est:ate.may be vjelycd.byapplication-at 'the Fiall :.nil primed Particulars h a d at the Printers of the Litchfield, Tiirtnin,ghlin, Shrewsbury, Manchester,.aud LirciPool' 1'.4- pers,-. at .the,Rainbaw• Cottie-house, ; and Plans of the' . filtabb; l ;in& tr? - 111,1 Plaus - Elevatiotis , ol. the HOU3C, may he'seen l'rintcr, Bath Mr. John Forster s, Areliitecl; Live - 1.1;9ot ; and in Pall-Mall, BY 1 !IL k..I*IN; The CARDIAC and-14•ERVOUS TINCTURE. . , CASE XIX. . • •• . . To. Mr.' /Cif at r R Bristol, -041. 17,4790. your Cardiac Tinetd re beep Sl:famed by fr9 ' m the.C;oUt in my stomach and head. It has mendecr and cligesti(.l.l; . ,and.`remOved costive. mess. -I t.dischatges the bile, and clears ray salln~v skin. pit6irett Tour directiOns-fTlie Thicitst. :has quite restored • arm •,,spirits. The fits which been.afllicleri •matiy yeats,' , andf finf hott:used.ntany Medici - h ag without. benefit, have ,Liot returned . sin.C.e s;ic took. 'your Pills*, ,which have carried oft an aritimiiig small white worms with . slime, I am,. Sir • your obliged, humble Servant, • !• J.4-101:VAg1). * - S ' ee Deter Ont • ... Q ueen-sq pare, Westminster, O. 9, zz9o. In my, case 91 sickness Of stothach, bilious retehu-IQ,' wina ; souritess," , 'and -- pinchlngs, 'severe heii.C.iachs,. ;con vulsions, and r.ervons which .greatly:•,reduced me, I was cured by Mr. Ityiiier's Cardiac. ThiCture, after for years, taken,. to no piirpOse a,- variety of Ma-. divines prescribed by Physicians and Apothecaries. CASE XXI. • . • • Reigate, jan. , 29, 179 r. I do hereby certify, ;hat in violent pains in iny.sttnao.ch and my head, with wind and. faintness, -1 was itn~nediut :p relieved by Mr. Rymer's Cardiae Tincture. NARY STANNING, From IVlrs..Maiv Stannii*,- of Reigate, ... - CASE Ngq,. • . . Bishopsgate-stfeel,. jam ,ro 179 r. 1 do certify, that' having . niany years been..,attlitt4i with the Yelluw I atiaili'ce, and a disordet my with dreadful cornplaiutiri the head, stomach, and .bawds,and SWVIled dropsical legs; I was perfeetcy -reStoreet to • hollthand ...itrentth by the. virtues of the,Cardiac Tinttute and Pills. - PVTER HOLFORD. CASE XXIII.. • • . Loikolon, Pep. 1, t.' r. These are to certify thit in debility, or . my stoniach, bilious retehings in the, irtoming, , sourness, sfasins, and wind, I obtained great and permanent 'bene.: tit from Mr.' Rymer's Ca-ritiae Tineture., • • RICHARD TGRNER POOLER." From Mr. R. Pooler, MatheMatieal 4 'ism:meta-maker to the Prince of Wales, Great` Tower -Street. CASE X-XIV. Pall-Mall Dec- My regular gout having beconie aileeting tig head with great dotifesien, di4troising giddiness and nis7§z, with impaired..mempry and- detangenignt of thought and my stainaeli with spasms, hiccups, , wind, tti and loss of and ind:ge,t,o.: • with cosi' vcness; general weakness, ne r vous startings, a::dparaly tie 4roto eertity,, that I was relieved by the o.uily Pt Mr. Rymer 's 'rinanre ; and that sinec, by ta4i it' oc:,a sionally, I continue in comfortable fit:atilt ark! plrits. - V: E CASE X • - GORGE 41.01V,A X • - - , • •••• • lteigate, Jen. /9, 1791. I. received great .benefit; from your Cardi ac Tincture, As - hid . ) relieved the when greatly oppressed with. wind aitd clepies sicin of spirits. I am, Si r , y o ur faimble si : rvant, • MARY I3RYANT, • CASE xx•vv - To Mr. .KV.m ER, Cii'Anisford, June 54,- I do hereby certify, that I have repeatedly exp tr i enee d . groat relict in nervous and complaints, from Mr. kymer'S Cardiac Tincture, • JA,MES TROMPSON RUFFHEAD, Clerk: Froth 'the Rev. Mr. Rukhead. • , • . . • * - Ti.is iMedicine; as an immediate restorative'and ccf roborant, is.a most cite-dual wmedy iii telltale obstrildiohs and' stippiessi..onV and cases .of .r e t en ti on at M atur i ty ; also , in , weakness; Morbid dittharges, and irregnlarliy :lbolat the . turn of years, . , • - Sold at Mr. Rymer% No. 36, perrard-street,' Soho, in bottles; 22i. Its. 6d. •.3 . 5. gcl. and -as. 0. • with Dfrections, and Certiticates- ot . t.4 l rPs• Hours :ol: advice 'from to a. 4,essrs.. Llicey-And Beynon; .No. 10,.t0w Cilturch-yaid, are appoin;....d by Mr. Rymetthe sole :Violetile. Venders of the above Melicine cab vigil as at .oe. Detergent .i'ills for the cure of dise4s,:d liver, attended with-,4stonia , a4dropsical legs, for the•disc barge of gall stones, destrtidiottiorwurms, &c.) aad every vender pf.theit the. pr:nciyal To \A/Ls, it may had retail. The Author Tract on ltrdige;tion, klynochondriac-Diseasz, and the ()out, :istay be na.l as i?rice *„* Rymer's Cdeorated Pectoral, Nfedicine for Colds, Co gls, -s, A,tnina, &c-. - 'and for the Prevention'and t:ur... of P ~,00nary .Colisitniption, may b.:. had , as-abovi, - in naale.i cs. sd.. and us: 6d, 'with, lull' Diredions atieL • Cases of'Cuias. • ~~ tori ca and tallea liznry Earl Whi Prin Ilan, ham ford itos The Booms Previo and Alili boors i lox 4s Second Places COA T Lot., "35ith of Vlding Vail, 1 Windso steam ru tic thous an at.Guilc Day of l receive WOR splackwaK be seed a . . . . . . . _ . . . . MEfi: which fa lives to pee of tiecomes etion of Intended be used N The Vetch y ef of wet. ar AN rATEN article of The M Shot Wal .calculate fatturi9g Power is The W 4 ild Gard tFllent L. the Manu the Metr( Letters kanbury, terview t okRCI I RI URER! oyal II and Dutc ri pA:esse:: The elc / handles and fashio opinion of + 4 trcheK . an silver. fag Sarsenets : Whereal formed, th and have h lins an the name View to (It Pon on the lies in thei Persons so . their maul house. They ha try,- that tl ot , TVlOUrnil ` town, wh Prices mui Whole beir White and I Earsenets, t;elona Ser Vodes, Cr 4 e:YalltS, Si tptt S.irsenl f P oplins of double. s patterns ; and Gentle rusty or gre, No seconi louse. ,4113. La abbincts able ColotA . Merchant 3 Rill .... 4.....011M trndel 0 1 Pours Cen the Lor Mil Prod Mai