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F. - 3171 the LONDON . ,C4ZET FE, Jul 4. NORTH WALES SUMMER CIRCUIT. Thomas MANNERS SUTTO!., Esquire. . s THOMAS POTTER, "EsTiire. :!•7crionethshite—Tuesday, August} 1, at DolgellF. I. :;•f;',::r;onshirc—Montiay, Atigust 17 , . at Carnarvon. Angicse)--Saturday, August 22, atireaurnaris. • tHESXER CIRCUIT. The 'Honourable lAmr. s FRANCIS BURTON; Esquire. Mcrits.-cuperyshire—Thursclav, August 13, at Pool. Detit)..!is!,ire—Wc..dnesclay; August to, at Ruthin. Eirl:shire--Tuesday, August 25,. at Mold, C-hcsbire—Monday, August 31, at the Castle of Chester. tRECON CIRCUIT. The llrinqutahie Cp<,r•cs HARDINCE. ABEL MoySEY, Esquire. • Przstei7.re---Mondav, August S. •- Brecon—Satur.lay, 'August 8. Cardill:—...aturtlay, August lg. .. CA RMA RTHE,N summr.R - ciktuiT. Carmarthenshre—Werleesclay, August 12, at Carmarthen. - Pembracshire-,---Tuesklay, Augtist 18, pj. Plaverfordwei4., • Cardiganshire--44onday, Auvlst,z4, at Cardigan - . rsLE OF ELY ASSIZES. EDWARD.CFIRISTIAN, Esquire. Wednesday, ;uly.B, at Wisbech. • BANKRupw - cy SUPERSEDED. 'lo l .m HFitwora,pc Stockport, C:hesttr,.manaadarer. BANKRUPTS. Ewanuel Gadd, of - Taunton, Somerset Shire, drui: ! .;lst, to surrender July 20, 21, at eleve.n, and Atr4ust 1:, at five, at VI-c' Bush Tavm - i Brisfol. Tarrant, Chancery-lalie, - London; or Messrs: B-. and o.' Smith, . firjstol . - - • Abraham Olivant s of Stamford, I,incolnshire; miller, July 15, le, and August 15, areleven; at the George and,Azigel Inn; Jtatintord: Attorney, Mr. Redifer, Stgmford: James MyerS . s of Sundzrlanti, hardwarernat, July /24 - 23, and August, r 5, at eleven, .at the Garrison Inn, Sut.derland. Attornies, Mr. John Sansum, Ely-Place, London; or Mr. Hutchinson, Bishop- weareinouth • Henry French, of Broad -street, St. Giles's; card-maker, July It, at ten - , itily IS, and Aui;ust 15, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Bennett, Dean's:court, St. Paul's. James Stewart, of Watford, Hens, mariner,. July 16, I g, and Augnst xs, at eleven, -at 'London: Attor- - Hies, Messrs. Dann and TeaSdale, "Threadneedle-street. Daniel Woolley, of Carrhill, Yorkshite,.elothiar, August 3 4, at. the - George lain,. Huddersfield, and August J 5, at the Old Cock,'Halifax. Anomie's, Mr. COulthurst„Bed. ford-row, London ; or Mr. Swainson s llllifax. William Waterly Weller, of D,entford, Kent, miller and maltster; July. it, at eleven, July - 20, at nine, 'and August at eleven, at GUildhall, Attorney, Mr. Latpbert, p Hatton-garden. Daniel Giriing, of Beccles, Suffolk, shopkeeper,. July TT, '25, at one, and August Is, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Laley, Cheapsidd. , DIVIDENDS. . . . Full Z 5. Meriton Bcdgewic:l:, ofDarlingtori;Durham, grocer, jelly 'at eleven, at Guildhall, te.ndoo. . - 2.5. "r'nomas Wocclward, or Barnard-Castle, Durham', p-trit-merchant, at eleven, at the Black. Lion, Stockton, Durham. august rt. George Gowan, of Great Ormond-strcet dksex, mercho.rit, at ten, at, Guildhall. July 25( Gaven -Young and. Gas-en Glennie, of Budge-row, Lonaon, anerehants, at twelve, at Guildhall. . • July 28. John Barratt, of Worsley, Lancz,hire, fustian manufaaurth-, at three, at the Spread- B nn, Hanging- Ditch, Manelvister. August 4. WiHien Sweatrnan, of Bristol, linen-draper, at eleven, at the London Inn id Talbcit Tavern, Bath street, Brtstol. July 3t. Joseph Wilkinson, of Kingston-Upon-Hull, block— .mit.zer, at eleven, at the White Hart Tavern,. Kingston upon7Hull. August r. Samuel Fisher, of Sheffield, money-Scrivener, at ten, at Guildhall. July 12. Samuel Harris and John Clarke, of Worin.wood street, London, ironmongers, at ten, at Guildhall. July 2.5. William Preston Graham, of Bread-street, London, merchant,.at ten, at Guildhall. ' , Ay 25. John Hair, of Spur-street, Leicester-square, mer chant, at eleven, at Guildhall. July 25. Hutchinson Mure, Robert - Mute, and, William Mitre, of Fenchurch-street, merchants, at ten, at Guild hall. jUty 3b. Rob.;rt Grimshaw, of Gorton, Lancashire, and j. Grimshaw, Man‘:hester, 'merchants,' at eleven, at. the Star Inn, Manchester. . • ' Aug. 4. Matthew Armitage,l late of Newport, 'Yorkshire, Miller, at three, at the George Inn,Whitetrye'r-gate, ston-upon-H ull. v. , july 3r. John Cook, of Leeds, builder and joiner, at ten, at Whtte.Hart Tavern, Kingsto-n-up-on-l-full. ("EIzTIFICATES% 3u!y 25. T. Bellamy. and J. 13elhvirly, Birmingham, .ja7 panne:Ts. Richard 11, - ,nton, of Livetpcol, (finer,-draper. Waikcr, late of West Bromwich, Stalfoldshire, draper. A: Hall, late of Vine-street, ti,tton-W:411, cheese-tnongei Population of the Parish of ?:+ Warden, Flintshire. .houses, 760 ;,. uninhabited, 9'; fami lies, 80 : 5 ;. males, 2(593; females;' 7.980; employed :in agriculture; 625 ; in trades, manufaCtures, or 74; not cOmprised in the two preced ing 6lasses, 3204 total, 4.07'3. • The Parish of Berwick comprises, males, 3209; females, 4:7-2: Tweedmouth, males, 777; females, 937 : Spiral(, 'Males,. 427 ; females., 579; making the total of inhabitants in he town 9895. Some wanton ruffians, a few nights since, mangled, in a horrid Manner, seven cows, belonging to a fiqiner near Walsall—three of them died soon after. klutlatic asylum for the font western counties, was on Wednesday opened at Exeter. The following ludicrous circumstance took place nn Sunday se'rinight, in the . parish church of W"de** 4 l l ll, in the hundred of Wirral, in the county of Chester, and may be depended upon as a faEt, the Clerk of which Place is also a Publican and Sinner :—During the time the Parson was reading that. part of the service from the Communion Table, beginning, " Remember the Sabbath-day, to keep it holy," a boy with:a large jug, , and a bunch of keys, marches very deliberately into, the body of the church, and accosting the disciple of Sternhold ":and. Hopkins, said, " Joseph, Joseph, there's a mon wants a quart a ale, and here's the .money.foi it! when ,poor Joseph, forgetting the sacredness of the p1a1..-3, instead of complying withbis request,. very Ineekly and deliberately stretched forth his arm from the reading desk, and knocked the boy down, jug and all, which had such an elle& on_ the risible muscles of the-congregation, as to produce a general 'burst ofiaughter, to the mortification of the Parion, who was unable to account for their want of decency and decorum, till he saisithe poor objet of the Clerk's resentment gather himself together;, when the lad, casting a pitiful look al the remains of the :jug, then at' Joseph, and then at the Parson, made a precipitate retreat! ' Some nights ago upwards of one hundred shoes were stolen off the feet Of horses tethered in a meadow rear Stamford.- C O . XIAT OF jury 4. OLD BAILEY: „ . t`t : ! imert by JSU Cii2v:\ A N A: theSUN-OFFICE, No. nz, .#,S.lrarre - THE Sittings in Weittninster Hall terminated there were but three CIItISCS tried. Nothing that appeared in either ,was of the least importance 'to the 'Public. On IVlonany - Lord Krti.Yort goes to Guildhall, where the Sittings are expeet,d to be of an i iinusual length. DA'i-SATVRDAY, 143 , -LY 4, Robert Austin and Mary Denham were irtdiled for feloniously stealing on the zzd of May, two ivory combs, four squares of soap, a gold snap, a bracelet, buckles, and other articles, the property of William Dewdneyl It appeared- in: the course of tie e.ritlenee, the investigation of Which took up a codsiderable time, that the Prisoner, Mary Denham, lived as a ser vant with Mr. Dewdney, perfumer arid toyman, in Fleet-street. ,MY. Dewdney being ill at Battersea, the Prosecutisr; as well as his sons, used frequently to be absent from the honse inFleet-street ; -having had a good charaCter with the Prisoneq he thought her perfectly mist.....vorthy, and the care of the house was sometime ;, in a great degree, confided to her ; the prisoner Austin used frequently to visit this woman, he passed for :her brother. TheProse cator having missed articles from time to time, at length susp:Eted 'Mary Denham, and gave * hi'r Warn ing; shortly after' her .departure, the articles laid in the indiarnent .were iniSsed, arid . in a few days time the Prisoners were traced out. In the. apart ments of Robert Austin, at Cow-cross, was found a bag containing. sorne of the articles 'charged. ',The woman was apprehended in St. George's.:fields, end iti-her pocket was bound the gold snap' abovemen timed, two penknives-'. were also, found in her pos_ . session, some duplicates and other things ;- - the arti cles charged were:produced in Court, and duly iden tified by the. Prosecutor as his property. - In her defence, the Prisoner, Mary Denham,•ad dressed . the Court at some, length, and stated.a va riety•of circumstances relative to the deanestic &c. of the Prosecutor's family (but 'which Mr. Dewdney'solemnly averred to be unfounded); and -protested her innocence of the charge, saying, the articles found in her possession were her own property, &c. --- Austin stated, that being an old acquaint_‘ ante ofthe wonaan,he occasionally visited her : the day before her leaving Mr. Dewdney's service she requested him to take the hag which was found in his possession home to his lodgings, ;and -keep it till the should send for it ; he never once opened it, nor had he the-- least knowledge of its contents. — No Witnesses appeared in their behalf. • The-RECORDER, who tried the Case, summed up the Evidence with much ability, pointing out such parts thereOf as did not apply, and those which af_. feaed the Prisoner ; he chiefly dweleon the case of the woman. 'With respea to what -she al:edged in her defence, respefting the family concerns of the Prosecutor, it was no sort of excuse for her con_ duet. If she had 'not liked the place, she had her remedy in quitting it ; besides, she could have sub pcenata any part of the family in'support of her al legations. In Considering of their verdiet, one. material point in the -ease .before the Jury- was:the .question - of identity, whether the Prosecutor had clearly proved the articles to he his pTperty. The Jury were more than half an hour in making up their minds, when they - pronounced Mary Den ham—,Guilty, Robert Austin,--Not Guilty. . The Prisoner, Mary. Denham; applied to the Court to order the -restoration of these articles - which were found'on her, and hot laid in the In, diament, and which, she asserted, were her pro, ,petty. On which, • •• The RECORDER stated, that, being a convicted Felon, she had no property-'--that effect making a part ofi the punishment. . John Gain, a'boy between 12 and 13. years old, was indiaed for feloniously stealing, on the z3dof June, a metal- watch, chain, ,and key, . the property of Thomas Hinton. . . _ . The Prosecutor, it appeared, keeps a green grocer's shop, in Little "Moorefields, and the Prisoner lived with him for some time as art errand-boy. . On the above day, when 'the _Prosecutor came home from market, he, the Prisoner, Was not . . to be - found ; shOrtly after.the watch was gone, ,and examin ing, about . four shillings worth of halfpence were missed. He heard no more of the. affair till between seven and eight.o'clock that' .ve*ning, when the Prisoner was brottght . to_his houie by an Officer from Barking, in Essex. It appeared that he had been seen in that neighbourhood; by oneSalkeld, an Officer of the Sheriff of Essex, sittin,gdown by the road side and examining the watch ; he - immediately questioned him about it, and not liking the account he gave, took him into custody. The unfortunate boy could 'make no defence, and the Jury on evidence to the-above effel, were con strained to find him Guilty. The Prosecutor, much to his credit; . stated - that he never observed any dis honesty:in the boy before, and the Jury on account of his tender age, recommended him to mercy. _ Charles Meyrick was indicted for stealing, on the p9th of June, ten quires of paper, value il. pos. the goods of, Messrs. Gardner and Co. Stationers. This, affair it appeared took place berWeen twelve and one o'clock on the day abovementioned.—The Prisoner was seen to go into the shop of the Prose eutors, who are Stationers in Bishopsgate-street, and.take out the parcel of paper with which he run off; but being - immediately pursued, he dropt the paper at no great distance from the shop, and was shortly after. secured In questioning the Witnesses for the Prosecution, respcaing their having lost sight of him durflig the pursuit, the Prioner evinced no small share of nutty ; but Mr. Gardner, one of the Prosecutors swearing 'positively to his person, as well as one of the Shopmen, the Jury found hini—Guilty. • Ann ,G44-thr_ was found• Guilty of stealing, on the 21st of May, a quantity, of children's wearing apparel, the property of John Sliaw. April,. t: pewter quart/pdt i valued at tad. the property of John Appleton. Ann Parker was indicted for. stealing a black silk Cloak, and other articWs the Property of Catherine. Martin, and Mary Farrell, for . feloniOu4 receiving the Same knOwing them to have been stolen. In this casc, it shortly appeared,: that the Prisoner, Ann Parker, had lodged with the Prosedutrix, and that she con; f;essed she had given -the_ articles laid ,in the Indid ment to her fellow-Prisoner, agaihst whom, "howe ver, the vidence adduced was such, aS, joined to a very good charaaer given her by a number of re,• spettable WitneSses, determined the Jury to acquit her. 'Ann Parker was foOnd—Gtiilty. indiled Thomas Rewg-er and Daniel Gwynn weret for stealing seven fineering Mahogany boards, the property of Messrs.. Holmes, Coachmakers, in -Long Acre. . . It appeared that'the 'first mentioned Prisoner went to the Timberyard of a Mr. Hodges, in Crox6i streer, with a pretended written order from the . Pro- I secutors • for the hoards 'in question. In conse quence of which they were delivered, but some sus picions arising in the minds of 'Mr. Hodges' People, he was followed-from- - that quarter, and shortly after being Observed to take a mite different from that to Ling Acre, they interferediand had him taken into ctitody.. The Prisoner Gwynn, it appeared was • • with him, but he took no aaive part in the trans aCtion. On "vidence to this etfe6t, the jtity found Ranger--Giii/ty, but acquitted Gwynn. Sarah Saunders was indided for feloniouSly steal, ing on the 20th of June, a cotton frock, and other armlet of children's apparel, : the property of, Thbmas Worcester. . This appeared to be one of those highly criminal cases, which ire generally knOWn by the appellation of Chi/Lstea/ing. The. Prisoner was seen by one of the Witnesses to go into a passage leading to a public house in Bethnal Green, with a child in her arms, and not long after to return without the child. - Sfie was at the same time observed to ha - vc something bulky in' her apron ; Immediately after a child of abotit two years and an half old, - Was found in the passage nearly strips of all its cloths. By the inquiries which were of course set on foo't, it was found the child was stolen froM its nurse in a Court in Bishopgate:.street. The.. clothes were proved to have been pawned by the Prisoner at a Pawnbroker's near. Bethnal Green shortly after the fa:a was comtnitted.--:The clothes' were duly proved to be the property of the , Prosecutor, 'and onEvi ; dence to- this c£~ct`t, the jury found the Prisoper . ad, Guild;, SUMMER BEVERAGE. His Bs, Wine arid Brandy Merchant, gratefully acknowledges the- Favours of the Public, and re slieafully aSsures them, that his Shrubs 'are at this time in the highest state of perfeiliond They are absolutely prepared with the choicet olcl Spirits, and their Acid is drawn solely from that very grate ful Antiscorbulie Fruit, the "Seville Orange of the present Importation. Sold,..in any quantity, not less thin Two Gallons,- of either Rum Shrub Or Brandy Shrub, at his Warehouse, IVlOnumefit.:Yard, London. . *** Also, Suer Tor 'Foreign Wines, in full Quart Bottles, Twelve of which will contain Three Gal.: dons of Wine, making thereby a-considerable Saving in quantity to the Purchaser. 41 - Some real Batavia Arrack, from the East India Company's Warehouses. ‘. _ _ _ .011 HI 131idS profits 'not. being calculated upon terms retinisite to sustain the losses of long credit, bad debts, &c. he respeOfully requests that all or ders, from the Country, may contain remittances for the amount, or reference for payment in Town. SHIP NEWS, livEaroox, jimy Y.Z. Arrived—the. Cicero, Crosbie ; Alersey, Benson ; Mercury, Mthilaster, and Barton, Chambers, from ijoincrara.; Kitty, Redman - , from St. Christopher's ; Liana ; . Ramsay, from Barbado,es;, Alice, Syers, from. Montser4tt ; and •Gip6ey, Towers, from Trinidad. Sailed-‘-the ProvidenCe, Elliot, for Hamburgh ; South Carolina, German, for Philadelphia; and Twv. Sisters, Bur ineisty, for Dantzic. . • GRAVESEND* JULY, 3. Passed hy=the Bailey ; Willson, from Lisbon eAmclia, Guiriber, from Stockholm Cerds, Reed, from Cork Ulyssus, Ferguson, trbin Charlestown; • Sailed—,-the Sir A. Hammond, Thorppson,.. for Jamaica ; Anna Jdlia►ia, Gross, for Dantzie;.Major Samuel, , for Bremen; and Louisa, Okken,ior Rotterdam. PRICE a 'F ,S.TOCA-S, RPAY. India. Stock ... - .'- Excne..quer Dills s. - s.dis. Ne*-ttitto . s:dis. Lottery Tickets ' , Irish ditto - • • Otnniuni to,;, prem. ~ , Impel-. 3 ,per (.4ffit. sgi Ditto Ann. Lank: for Account I ntlia foe' May Consols - for Account 62 HENDON; tYith Possession at Michaelmas next, TO BE SOLD DV AUCTION, By -Mr. RAINE, , On Friday the 17th inst. at the' Rainbow Coffee-housa, itt Cornhill, at Twelve o' Clock ; A Very Corppat ESTATE (the Land-Tax of which is redeemed'', consisting,' of near EIGHTY' ACRES of OLD• and RICH ; MEADOW LAND, - .veil watered, on which stands a.F4rm-house, froth Whence Views of great extent and beauty . ,••.•re enjoyed, and 'the same.is'capa bre of being rendered, dr] COTTAGE STILE, arinve pient Habitation • and a,Pleaslit'e Ground and Kitchen . 0 -.4r den easily formed with great advantage, round a fine SPRING` POND, belonging to the Property, which Is Copyhold of the I'vlanot of Hendon. .. . • The whole fOrmerly in the occupation of Mr. John Skift man, and now of IVIr. Crate,. Carpenter, of- w ho m 'p r i n t e d Partreniars may_ be had ; also at the King's Head, Harrow ; Abercorir Arms, Stanmore; Long Room, Hampstead.; at the Rainbow; and of Mr. Raise,. in- Charlette--street, Bloom's, bury i , where a Plan may seen. Between the , RN EGATk and HORSHAM ROADS. TO BE SOLT? BY AUCTION, By Mr. RAINE, On Friday.the 17th inst. at the Rainbow Coffeehouse, ik Cornhill, at Twelve,o'Clock, in Two Lots.; MI-IE - LEASES of TWO FARMS, held under Trinity Coi'ego, Cambridge, usually renewed 'evert seven }ears, ,with the advantage of Possession at Michaelmas. next of one of thesaid:Farms',. caIIed.HORSELAND, for many years past in the Qecupation of Daniel Capon, at a low Rent, and contains 123 Acres of good Land. • Also, MARELANDYARM, - containing-242 A. 3 R. 23 P. oo• Lease till MiChacirnas; iBOB,- to -- Thomas Perry. • This Estate is situa(cd in the Parish of Newdigate, about two miles frOnttheTWe;ilty-eight Mile-stono on the.Hersham • Road, at *Bear Green. " The respcaive Tenants will spew their Lands, of whont printed ParticularS may be. had ; also at the Anchor, at Horsham; White Horse, Dorking ; White Hart, Ryegate; • Swan, Lt-.atherhead; at the Rainbow; and of Mr. Rained Land-surveyor, Charlotte-street, Bloomsbury, where Plans may be taco. MANORS AND ESTATE NEAR WOI3URN, With Possession in Part at Michaelmas next. TO, BE. SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. RAINE, At the Rainbow Coffee-house, in COrnhill, on Friday tli i7th hist. at Tweli,co'Clocki Truly apd Compaq FREEHOLD ESTATE, capable of the' greatest itnprovementi by the particular advanrage.of the Turnpike Road, for sornedis4 tame adjoining the lands between Woburrtand ' Newport Pag. nel (distatmonly two miles from the former, and six from 'The lattet), situated in the Parish of Wavendon, and Bow grid,: Hill, in tho County of Buckingham,„ and contains. in the.whole upisSards - 01. Four Hundred and Forty-five Acres of Arable, Meadow,'and Wood Land, together with the Manors of WAVENDON-andPASLOWES. , ' This Estate is very eligible to any Gentlemin in want of a Residence, as a part of the Ground is greatly elevated, ex- . trcinely dry, and ornamenled with. , Firs, and other thrifty Forest and Timber Trees, on which are several fine Siam-. tiona for ere6ting a good House, which would command art ektensiveghd rich View of the adjace4( Countrv,t he'Grottaig- - of Woburn Abbey, &c. Air. Cowley, at El:o4iitoni - ',ear Newport, will give further, information, and of wborn, orx the 21St instant, printed Particulars may be had ; also of the ' several Tenants; of the• Printer of flit Northampton Paper; of Mr.. Higgings, near the Premises; of Charka Ware, No. if, Holborn-court, Gray's Inn • ,at the Rainbow Col l ' fee::House; and of Mr. Raine, i Charlotte-street, Blourin.; bury, London, where Plans may he'seen. • -To THOMAS:TAYLOR, Esq. • No. g, New , Bridge-Street, London. Honoured Sir, . Edinburgh, March z 5; iSt•r. I BEG leave to inform you, that, ever since the year 17 . 92, t• have been afflideci with the Lues Verie rea; which, from its obstinately-resisting every course of • Medicine. prescribed by the most eminent 'of the Faculty here,, and undergoing , several severe courses of salivation. and twice discharged froM the Hospital, with little would appear to be of the most iftvetefate. nature. In the. swing of last year my. disorder had got to such a head, as nearly to put a period te% my existence—l had a large Wee. on the Brown of my head, one on each arm, and my legs • werebrokz out in a frightful inannerl my - right was dread fully painful, anti ha47ocen in a state . of ulceration for the , last Seven - years ; left had also two large nodes on it. was very much. discoloured, anci gave Me such excrutiat ing pain, particularly when !warm in. bed, as nearly. to de.- privemc,gf, rest;- in this lamentable state, I was recom mended .by Mr. .1, -Thompson, (who received so great a cure 'by, tiiern _here), to take your Leake's Patent Pills, which 'I began to noon, the .6th of May On the course of a fortnight, I, began to receive little mars than' a month, the ulcers on my herd and • arras, were soundly healed—soon-after, the „sores on My legs healed. alsb; leaving,' however, considerable discolouration in, tila skim andpain in the bone-of the left, which, by the Bles sing of Goal, ',and' -a little longer perseverance in your inva luable, Medicine, 'subsided ;. the nodes - -dispersing, the ski* • regaining its natural 'hue, and the nodurnal pains gradually going oft; thus became, by,' your liberal adaice and Me. lieriedky free train all my former complaints . - - have recovered nay former spirits and strength, and am be come jolly and fat, in which state having Ontinued many months to the astonishment of all who knew me, I am at a loss in what terms to - express my gratitude, but be.;; - for the, good of other suflering mortals, to make this 1s ease-as public as pOSsibte, as I .shall on every 04:4 :• :1 , s ion iu so doing, you will greatly oblige, • , Sir . „ your grateful,. obedient,. very humble servant, , ALEX. MURKET:. Swan's Close,.High-street, Edinburgh. Witilesses to the above Cure ' lotus Tnomr sox, - No. 3, New Poultry Marl;:ctf and o kuv b'l'l.N•rostt, Old Assembly- C dinhurgh. . Prepared and Sold by the sole Proprietor, • TttomA:s Yl.O Nl6nlber of the Royal 'college of Sur geons, at his iiouse,:No, •9, New Bridge-street, .Lottdon ; where, after a constant residence of more than "thirty-ilc' years, in a praiaice particularly riireeded to the cure •/,-_, Venereal ComiSlaints and those incidental to the / Parts c! , . Generation, with that invi*lable seerecy •which men 0• his profession should al•timys ohservein stich' cases, 1 16 flatters himself, the advice and assistance he gratuitonsli administers to persons caking. this .144edicitte, wili 1 1 6 • esteemed, by .a discerning Public, Its an advantage self dont attainableand void of all arnbi,, , uity. • Also sold, ti jr- his' appOintmexit, • for, the Convenience of those living at .a distance; at, the Perfurner's, No. 35, St' Alban's-street, 'Pall-Mall ; the •"l'oystiop, :No: 103, 0 5 . - ford-street ; 'Mr. Disborough's ) . No. 7, , Bisb-isr,rect-pill - ; • Mr. Steers, Booksrller„ •011'on-row, Bill; Mr. Watson's, _South-bridge, .Idiribilrgh ctlq, well's; Dublin ;.and : by .one person • ity , evary cozside s rabt" town in Great Britain and Ireland, in 8.9. , s cat only 2.5: 9 ,1 ' each, sealed alp witls full and plain directions, whet - ea persons of either may euret}iexasely.cs t with elte,.spee..' secrecy, and lafety. N: B. Rvci - y 13:'1x c; feat , Brifahi 'is se/lea . up w! 11 :. a Stamp, on whichi,• by ta,i4;ur "tirfhe printed, at the Stamp-Ojike--” T. Taylor, ;No, 9, Bridge-street,"—tciinutate which is felony, :Kid all o thei , ate Cptinterfeits. • • Bank Stock /68 SA TU Navy 5 per Cut. shut s per Cart. 1797, 9511 6 I r►sA 5 per Cent. 4 per Cent.. Con. 791 1 1 3 per Cent. Red. 6oi 3 per Cent. Con. shut Ditto Scrip Rank Long Ann. iS Ditto Short Ann. s 3-16 Ditto Scrip VENEREAL COMPLAINTS. T - NR. ARNOLD's PILLS, so well known ail over liurope for their superiorefficacy - and peculiar mildness, in perfedly eradicating every degree Of the Ve.ne real Disease without the least trouble or.confinement., The Public roar be assured this excellent Medicine is perfedly congenial to the constitution, and many have remarked their health , having been much improved in other respeds after its use. Printed Directions, signed by Dr. Arnold, are inclosed with each Box, which .Will enable all Persons to cure them selves without the knowledge of any one. 'Prepared by Dr. Arnold, at Whetstone, Middlesex; sold in London by Mr. Axtell,,No. r, Cornhill ,• Mr. Ward,.-it his Patent Medicine Warehouse, No. 324, Holhorn, opposite Gray's Inn Gate ; and Mr. Pidding, at his Patent Medicine Warehouse, No. 76, Oxlbrd-street, opposi,te the Pantheon. Sold also by the . following Booksellers ; Wizard, Bath '; Sheppard, Bristol ; hlottley, •Portsint,utli ; Collins; -Salis bury; Harrop ai,d Thompson, Manchester; Jones and , Gore; Liverpool;,. Bulky and poole, Chester; • Pearson' and Piercey, Bunn grain ; Stevenson, Norwich; Aliddleditch and BarlishY, pswich -S heffield ; Binns, -Leeds ; Peck, York; Brown, ; Humble, Newcastle, ;• Gee, Cambridge ; Slater, (xford ; WDonald, jeweller', Glasgow ; Scott, Apothecary, Edinburgh ; and lay one reputable Book seller in most Towns in England. • , • Price 25. oil. and ss. 5(I. ii Box, Duty inciuueu.- Wheremay be had, 4rnold's Nervous Restorative Drops. I•!, ,, ,SEreet. ; and 1' übli.siicd by NV 1114 a_Daq , k 7 F.Da S.C.R I I' = P. 3 (al - 1e- 3e-road, ); ri , tGritezrp, Orders - fur the Paper, Lette:ii for Inc k'ditor, &c. (tvitlistd), must be addressed, BEECH WOOD' ) 5 - 01Vit' CAPTTArrri. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr's CHRISTIE, At the Red Lion, Bridge Foot, Henley upon Thames, In SEPTEMBER NEXT, in L0T5 1 ,, AFREEHOLD ESTATE, consisting of , ONE HUNDRED and FIFTY 'ACRES of \wool) LAND, covered with VALUABLE BEECH WOOD and Some CAPITAL OAK TIMBER, in the most THRIV ING STATE, situate within- about your Miles of the Thames, and Seven 'of Henley upon 'Thames, in the 'County of Oxford. Particulars are preparinc-,pd will be ready for delivery one month priorto the Sale, v.,ren Plans of the PrOperty ,may seen in Pall-Mall; lc]