The Sun. — London, England, 1801-10-27 00:00:00

The Berkshire Agricultural Society', .at their;_ meeting near I .yaritage on the Zoth -instant, had a most numerous and respeClable attendance, most of the Gentlettep -of the Vale being present. SiN ploughs with two horses 'each, and one with four OXelli . entered for the prizes : two of the ,former _ soon withdrew. All the.,ploughs• which remained 'in the field to , -- wards the close of the contest . .being -- the common two-wheel ploughs; the Arbitrators : could- give no preference as to - that Of the best construlion, and were therefore under the necessity of ;giving their prizes cd'the ploughs,. which did their allotments . In the best and most wo-rkmanlike manner. The ground set out in Wantage-field' was deep land ; ,and owing, to:that, as .well as its ascent; was ivell calculated to try the strength of the cattle. A great concourse of,people, as well as .most of the neighbouring . Gentry in carriages and on horse back, attended ; which, with the eneness of the day and the 'emulation of the candidates, rendered the scene truly interesting.. The contest ended about three o'clock,,When-up wards of, fifty Gentlemen dined. with the Stetv4rds ; after which the. prizes were : adjudged to the Plough,- teams and to the Ploughmen, as also thoie to 'the Industrious, and. Annual Servagts; one of "Whotn had bred up : eleven ,children withotit paroChial• re. lief, and the Annual Servants' %vim - had resided in one, place, one forty-seven years, the other tWent -- - five . years. 1 e At Perth, the r ith inst. M. William Stewart, manufac tuter4 LONDON : Printed by BUCHANAN NMI L AN, (91 Bow-street, Covent-Garden); and Published 4 % 1 rapt ARM if: ER SCR ie es lof'llorie-terry-rogir Ykjest)nm,ts:r). At the SuN.OFFicE, 'No. t t z,, Strand where Advertisements, Orde?:s for. the Pater, 4citcrs for the Editor, &c, (post -tad), Ittusi , be addres s ed. CONCILIATION. • UNDER this head appealed, in the year 1797, a Pamphlet, breathing great moderation, and .marked by a respeaable portion of good sense.. The Au thor of this work has now his wish; , he has seen Peace•accemplished, and we trust, in the very spirit of concitini;on which he endeavoured, in 1797, to inculcate and enforce. Speaking of the French - Qoverninent even at that, time, he says :—" No longer, the dupes of in- sidirius hyr;•-rites, or; the slaves of democratic tyranny,' the French NatiOn is obedient to the voice of reason. The very latest accounts from France announce the indignant refusal of •the 'people to., swear everlasting hatred to ; Kings ; their softened hearts recoil at the horrid blasphemy of invoking the all_mercifut Parent of the Universe to attest and ' sanaion the eternal enmity of man to man ! May" this glorious effort to destroy so disgrace ful a monument of a system originating in tyranny, cruelty, impiety, and folly, be the harbinger of an universal spirit of Conciliation ! a spirit which may • pervade 'the hearts and councils of all the cOntend ing Powers ; a spirit . which admonish them that a continuance of War is incompatible with their political existence ;" and,• as Mr, Burke says, " that Peace is not best sought through the medium of War, or hunted through, the labyrinth of endless Negotiation ; - but is to be sought in the. spirit of Peace, and laid _in principles purely pacific." ‘_e It is this spirit alone which can establish be . tween England and France that sincere and .pertna.. -neat Peace which the present alarming situation of both Countries equally requires. Firmly connetled by this ''Bond of Peace,' and founded on a reciprocity of interest, of mode.. ration, of forgiveness, and 91-amity, an alliance, equally beneficial for England and France might, , by the collediVe ,wisdom of those acknowledged and eminent talents which many distinguished indi viduals in the Legislature of both Countries possess, • be permanently established, which, would not only • rescue them from 'impending destruction, ,but esta:: blish them in permanent prosperity., • An, - allianee resting on the solid basis of justice and humanity, .and e banishing War from the earth,' would continually enlarge the circle of its ?dive beneficence till it embrace the whole world of man.'—,‘,' All. this .is in the hands of ,'Providence, yet now, even now, I should confide In the . pre vailing virtue arid efficacious -operation - of lenity, _thoughAvorking in darkness and in chaos."--Quo tation from Mr. Burke. ' . :Such sentiments are highly appropriate to the present circumstances of this Country arid : France, . and we think they may be rationallrindulged with • out a reiaxatiorr - ort.'the part of the Executive Go.. vernment, of that proper vigilance which it be ' comesit to exert at all times, ,both with reSpea to - internal police and foreign transadiOns. • The great majority of the People of the. British Empire, we believe to be .sound=to be firmly -bound to ' the Constitution of their Country, affeCtionately and loyally' attached to their King. Convinced of this great and.satisfaaory truth, we, feel it a duty' to inculcate that Conciliation becOming a spirit of Peace, without laying aside that' hereditary jea lousy, which, we trust, Englishmen will ever feel of the power and ambition of France. COUNTRY NEWS. OXFORD, OCT. •24.. Os Thursday the Rev. John Vye, M. A. 'of Exeter `College, was, admitted B. : the Rey. Griffith Lloyd, of Ail Sovls College ; John. Leese, of 'Pembroke College ; and Fras . . Laing, of. BalliOl College; B. A. were admitted M. A. Messrs. James Raynham Snow, ,of Merton Col.. lege ; James- Woodforde, of Oriel College ; Thomas Avymniatt, of Christ Cliarth ; John Giffard Ward, and James Henville, of New College; ThoS.Broad burst, Woodthorpe Johnson, and Nathaniel Hum 'frey; of Lincoln College, were admitted Bachelors. -Of Arts. , • Yesterday the ReY. John Comyns, B. A. of Oriel College, was adinitted M. A. Grand Compotinder ; and Mr. John,Fullerton, :Student in Civil Law, of All. Souls College, was admitted Bachelor in Civil 'Law, And this day Williarri Benett, of Merton -.College, Escp will be admitted BaChelor of Arts,' Grand Compotinder.. The Rev. A, Freston is instituted to the Reaary of Edgeworth, and the Rev.- R. E. Hughes to the Re Cory of Shennington, both in the diocese of Gloucester. READING, BRISTOL ) OCT. 4. FRIDAY se'nnight in the evening, between seven and eight o'clock, as the youngest son of Mr. Car penter, George -street, Bath, was returning to Wes ton, he was accosted by - a man who called him by name," and continued conversing with him till they reached the stile near the stone-quarry in Weston. lane, where the villain seized him by the cravat, and presented a pistol to his hfad, threatening to shoot him if lie made any noise : he then whistled, and another fellow stepped fro\m`behind the hedge, and after tearing the lad's coat, which was but toned, to come at his pockets, robbed him of a 7s. piece'and some silver, one of them holding a pistol to his head the whole time. They then compelled him to go back to Bath, threatening to murder him if he dared to return to Weston. The Middlesex 'Militia were yesterday' assembled opposite the York Hotel, Clifton ; and after being reviewed, an examination took place, when those soldiers who were under a certain height, in an ill state of health, or athianced in years, were dis charged. The County of Cornwall will, immediately' feel the glorious effeets of the Peace. Id the article of Pilchards •only, now ready for exportation, it will be an advance of a guinea a hogshead, which, upon a moderate computation, will make a difference of 4.o;cool, to the proprietors. THE OLIVE BRANCH, OR THE RETURN OF PEACE "igfeeably introduces; and iscoincident with the approaching *drawing of 'the IRMI LOTTERY FOR' ci VEMBE Ft ; - if the former- assures . public tran quillity, and its attendant prosperity and happiness, the latter, as the medium of ?orturie's , rich dispem. sations comes, like' rite dove., " with healing on its wings," bearing to the scenes of domestic life, afftuence, comfort, peace, and happiness : The scheme of November Lottery, unparalleled as to expansion of advantages, may be regarded as (he preliminary at or Fortunes treaty with her fa vourites ;—its definitive adjustment comes' under discussion on Mopday the i 6th day of November ; and the most important benefits will be cOneeded on the 13th and 19th day after opening of the eon ferences. STATE LOTTERIES, ISoi. The Irish begins drawing the 26th November next, and tlie English the 3d of March t Bot. Note—The Tickets in both 'Lotteries will be higher before the time of drawing. The Tickets, Halves s Quarters, Eighths, and Sixteenths' Shares (duly stamped, pursuatit4o •At't of Parliament), are sold and registered .4337-• Mr. NicrioiLsoN, at his State Lottery-Office, No. z 6; Cornhill, London, opposite the Bank of England, where all busineSs relative to Lotteries, or the Pub lic Funds, is faithfully transaEted. The following'is a Numerical List of the Capital Prizes lately Sold and Shared at this Office, viz: No. 5499 - - - 4.10,000 No. 23481 . k. 26,000 7785 - - - 20,c00 2 53 6 5 5,00•0 906; - - . ico,ooo 28322 - . 20,060 1 4777 . - 5. 00 * 39 8 75 - - - ,5.000 17 025 - 70,0°0 437 00 Io,oco 17 0 49 - - 10 . 000 43978 . 5 ,600 IS 4 - - ro,QOO 4404. 20,0D0 19896 5,001 46676 10,003 2 3339 - - - 5,0e0 52603 - - to,oco Besides many ofiocol. toool. and 5001. each. Money for the Prizes as soon as drawn,---Schemes gratis. Orders from the Country (post-paid) duly attended to. S lIP NEII S LYNN, OCT. 24. Arrived—the Phoenix, Pridgeon, froni Archangel ; ,Venus Thompson, from Petersburo ; Fountain, Utter, and Bac thus, Kent, from:Chribriatna. GRAVESEND, OCT. 25. . Massed by—the Sally, Brown, and Diana, Barrett, from Havre ; William and John, ; . Bird, Pringle ; Han nah, —, and Minerva, Boyd, from Petcrsburgh ;• Betsey, ; Kockey, Margaret, Dodds, and Victory, Barrett, from Archangel ; Frederic, Muller, and Hebe r —, :from Copenhagen; Mercurius, !andel', Peter son ; Desire, ; Minerva, Kruger; Fortuna, ---- ; Pe ter and Johanna, Dawson; Thomas, Stanhope; Martha Andero, —; • Fortuna, Croftin ; Iris, —; Hero;"--, and Speculation, .—, from Norway. Sailed—the Harriott; Stoddart, for Roston ; Hanscombe Packet, for Lisbon; Brothers, Packwood, for New- York ; Caroline, --, for Petersburgh ; Thomas and Sally, Purchass, for Cork ; Swift, , for Minorea ; john, .Cookson, for •La -Guiera ; St. Patrick, eampnell, for • Belfast ; Dree Gebroders, Heynes, and Koning, Von Prussia, -----, for Havre. BIRTH. 4 , Friday last, at Hamptoh, the Lady of Charles Drummond, Esq. of a Son. MARRIED. • • On Sunday, H. Hartwell, Esq. to Mrs. Ellington, of York-street. On the Stla inst. at Aberdeen, William Smith, Esq. to Miss Mary 'Tait. only daughter of the deceased Charles Tait, Esq. late Sheritrof Aberdeenshire. DIED. . On the 7th hist in Duke-street,• St. James's, in'the gth • yearof his age, Sir Wilhamllay, Bart. The title devolves to his first cousin, the infant son of the late Colonel Lewis Hay, who was killed at the Helder. On Sunday the 18th inst. George. Ayliner, Esq. third son of the late Hon. and Rev. John. Aylmer:. On Saturday lot, Mr. Thomas. Higgs, one of the Cashiers of the Bank of England. The same night, at his father's house, Great Ealing, Mr. Charles Douglas. • : .The same day, in Hatton -garden, Miss Sarah Walker, the .infant daughter of fames Walker, late of Jamaica. The same day, at Malden, in Essex, Mr. John White, Farmer and Wool stapler, of that Town. On Thursday morning, Mr. Thomas Carter, of Crosby square. - • Yesterday morning, Mr- Oddie, of Bear-yard, Lincoln's inn-fields. • . . On the I . 6th.ofJuly,'at the Cape of Good Hope, in his.way to Madras, Mr. George Kemp, jun. late of Cornhill, aged 27. On the 26th August last, at Trinidad, Capt.- sT-. Collins. of His Majesty's 11th West Irict . ‘ Regiment, and Assistant Quarter and Barrack-Master-General to the Forces on that Island. ' Sunday se'nnight, at his lodgings in the Circus, Bath, after an illness of a few hours. only, Major Boland. Last weelt., at the Hotwells, Bristol, the Lady of Edward Simeon, Esq. M. P. for Reading. On l'hursday the 15th inst. Miss Letitia Mack y, daugh ter of Robert 'Wacky, Esq. Maiden-Hill, Herts. • On Sunday , the 18th inst. in the 39 tit year of his age, Phi- Tip Stanhope, - Esq. Yesterday, Mrs. William.Sirns, of Newington-place, Sur- - • -.4 • -1- FR ICI OF STOCKS, 'SCES T.ER ti A Y . India Stock .Exchequer Bills S. S. S.dis. NeW ditto New S. S: Stock 3 per Cent. 1751, Omnium.24a 25 . !flyer. 3 per Cent. Ditto Atm. - ilank • for Op. India for Account Consols for Nov. 7011170 ARKETS, &c. LONDON N, CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAT, 26. We have had a pretty good supply of English Corn this day, which has caused our Wheat Market to be very,dull, and somewhat cheaper since this day se'nnight. Rye is about as. per quarter lower. The supply of Barley being small, and the Distillers ex peeling to begin working again Shortly, caused an advance in that article of full 3s. per quarter since last Monday. Oats arc about as. per quarter cheaper. White and Grey Pease are very plentiful; the former about 55.. and the latter as. per quarter cheaper. Tick and Small Beans are as. pet quarter lower. Flour is ss. per sack cheaper. RETURN PRIC • 'On board SW English Wheat 45s a 65s od - 6ss a os od . a 04. od 4os a dos od 63s a os ad Superfine Foreign ditto Fine Ciperfi'ne R . 6 - 5 a os od 26$ a 3os od ve .. Fine • 3zs a os od Superfine -36 s aos od Barley -:- 24s a 3os pd tine - 425 aos od Superfine 46s a 0 od Malt - - 4ts a 56s od Fine 6ss a os od PRICE OF Fine Hour - sss to 603 oft.; Second ditto sos to sss• od OF, GRAIN, as under : Superfine Malt 7os aos od Oats - 2IS a 28S od Fine - sos a—s od Superfine os a os od Polands 34s a 36s od White Pease Os a 56$ od Fine • 94 a os od Superfine - a as od Grey ditto = 365• a 4os od Fine 4zsaclS od SnialißeansNew3os a 36s od Old - ' - • 4os'it42s od Tit* ditto - 24$ a 3os od Old - . 3 6$ a 38s od FLOUk. Bran - YollArd gs od to gs 6d. - 20$ U) 225 RETURN OF WHEA By Messrs. Cm tm and M cluding only front the 12th agreeably to Ad of Parliame 113 Quarters at 995 od I at 85$ od 200 at 83s od ;596 at 80 ,, od 232 at 78s 41 — 7 — r — at 76s od. 277 .at 75s od 35 at 74% rxi 809.-- at 72$ 'ad 512 at 7os od 513 at 69s od 1 . 322 --- at 68s ad 582 at 67s el 285 at 66s od • 507 ------- at 6 . 5 s od 172 at 645 od Brz at 63s od 16 -- at 62s od Total; ;3937 Quarters, —average 6os. cid. 4s. tod. lower than last Return. T IN MARK-LANE, ALPAS, MeAl•WeighOrS ' bl ot' Oct. to the 17th of Oet. 17 Quarters at 6is 6d 112 223 86 319 72.- At 5$ od s 4(1 40 9 6 4 iso 537 3 0 607 • at 45s od 214 — 7 - 7 at 44s od 1, 59 1 4 26 953 A RETURN or FLOUR, From Oa. 10, to Oct. 16, from the Cooket Office. ' 13 sacks at 685. od. 1 IS --- at sss.. Bd. 2 -7--, at 661, od. 1 97 12365 ---- at 655. od. 64 15 53 ------ at 645. 3d. 84 -17 A ------ at 645. od. • 2 .344 ----"- A; . 635. ' od. so 14 .-- at 625. jod. lo to It)3 -at 621. od. ...It -at sos. od. 10 ----- a t 6is. 6d. 4 0 Jo --:---- at 61$. od. ' 5 1316 so - at 471. lod. 4 - at 4os. od. so - at , 58s. od. 49 ------ at 395. 3d. A 2 ... • at 575. 6d. 4o -,---- at 385.. fia. 33 - It. 37's. toth 37 - at 565. cd. 7-. at 365. sd, T0ta115262 Sacks. Ayecage 631. SA. ,- - • 9s_. gt-d. 19wer that), last Return. , AVERAGE PRICE OF ENGLAND AND WALES, Ending 01. 17. Wheat 775. 21.1. Barley 465. 6d. I Beans '46s, iid Rye Os. 3d. f Oats 265. ir:4l-.1 Pease 48s. 3d PRICE OF HO 'S'; POCK F IS. RAC:. Kent, 41. ;Qs. to Si. I2S. Kent, 31.•i65, to 41.. ;6s. .t;nsscx, 41. 6s. to 31..55. • Snsw,e, 31. tos. to 41. rQs. Farnham, 51. las. to-1 7s Essex, 31. 18). to 51. 05. SEEDS. Red Ch . )Vcr, (per cwt.) , - White Clover, ditto Trefoil, ditto -.- Turiiil„ (per bushel) Rye Grass,. ( per quarter)- Cinque Foil, ditto • - White Mustard Seed, (per bushel) Brown ditto, .ditto Canary Seed,: ditto Rape Seed; (per last) - - 255. to goS. 40S. tO los, to $65. 12s, to as. 16s. to igs. oS. to 'OS• 105. tO -14 S. los. to 14s: 6d. Bs. ,to. 10S. 381. to 401, • • - FAA) MARK El', Od. 26. • sink thet)ffal--per stone of 81b. Beef, 4s. 4d. to ss. od. 1 Veal, 4s. - od; to 6s. od. Mutton, Ss. od. to 63. 01. T Pork, ss. od. to 6s. 6d. HEAD OF CATTLf. THIS • Beasts about zooo—Sheep and Lambs 8500. ''NEN(tt ATE and LE.A.DENHALL MARKET, ,06t.1,6 Beek . 3s..Sl to 4s. 4(1. 'Ciea I , 3s. 4d. to ss. 4d. Mutton, 4s. od. to ss. 4d. I Pork, ss. od. to 6s. od. PIIICE. OF LEATHER (per I'4 AT LEADENHALL.: Butts, 50 to 56113; - - - tod. to 214.. Ditto, 6o to*66lb. - -22 d. to 24d.. Merchants'. Backs - tO. to --d. d Dressing Hides - ...;- • - • t4d. to' i6d. Fine Coach Hides - - - to 17d. Crop. Hides for cu go to god. Flat Ordinary - - - r4d. to i6d.- Calf Skins, .30 to 401 b. per Dozen ..1,80. to 23t1. Ditto, .so to 701 b.. - - 23(1. to 27(1. Ditto,. 7o to B 0 -23 d. to 26d. r s Dozen. Small Seals (Greenland) 28 s. to 3os. e • Large ditto, oas to nos , p Tanned Horse Hides, to. 265. per Hide. - Goat Skins - zos. to 655. per Dozen. . ' RAW HIDES. I3otHeifersand Steers (p. st.) Ordinary, ts. IOC• to 25. 2d. 3s. rd. to 35. 6d. Market Calf; los. each. Middling, zs. 8(1. to os. od. !Englisidlorse, las. to 13s. ea SKINS. Sheep, 2.5. od. to 4s. od. ... . PRICE 01? TALLOW. St. lames's Market 3s, 91d. Town Tallow 635. 6d. Clare Market . 3s. .9J. Russia do.(Canales)6os.—s. ‘Vhitechapel Market 3s. gd. RUSsia do. (Soap) 575. —s. per stone of 81b. Melting Stutt.4Bs.. S. Ditto rough Sts. Grives tgs. od. I -Good Dregs I is. • • ,-_ • i.tled,, Sos.—Curd, 84s. IDS: 6d.—MOulds,• 1 is. 6tt. us. 31d. Average price 3s. 91. .Yellow Soap, 7zs.--Mof Price a Candles per dozen, St. JAMES's HAY, MAttktT, Oa. 24. , Hay, 3[. os. od. to 51. los. otl.--Aver. 41. ss. od. Straw, 11. W. 6d. to t1..195. 0d. 7 -Aver. il, iss. 3d. . WHI,TECH4P El. MARKET,.Oa. 24. Hay, 41. 4s. od. to Vii. ss. od.—Aver. 41. tss. .Clover, 51; ss: od, to 61. 6s.:od.—Aver. 51. tss.bd Straw, 11. 6s. od. to 11. 125. od.—fiver. 11. 96 . od PRICE OF COALS IN THEYOQL YESTERDAY Newcastle - 465. od.—Delivered at 555..0d. anderlapd - - 375. bd.—Ditto - 465.' 6d. ! 10111OPOStCIA to GOVERNMENT, for est.P. .1. blishing that System of Regulations most favourable 1: 4 the keeping the PRICr. of CORN at what it ought to bear. from the Quantity of groWn annually being accurateo ascertained; for the best Mode - of giving such Assistance tc the CultiVators of the WASTE LANDS, as.sitall be safo l to the Country, and most advantageous to them. . With Re' fleetions on the Advantages and Disadvantages dr CO til4 TRY BANKS - ; also en the-Mode and Expedienty of briar' ing Gold into Circulation in this Country, equally IZI 13:Wilk as Coin. " But once let us convince the Peeple of. the necessity af submitting tbr the common pod, and take with theme 0 ' . fellowship in their sufferings; anti -..!e sli:4l. soon be pot 0 sessed of their compliance Irl whatever Low we props' for such a purpose. ' Mr. Addington's Speecn • Printed by R. Raike • and told by Messrs. Washbounir Hough, and Roberts, Gloucester; and in London,' by Long; man and Rees;Vaternoster-row ; Cadull and lia.;ies, S trawl i and by all other Booksellers in Town and Country. - OXFORDSHIRE. • BEECH WOOD, 'sbz4E CAPITAL OAK, &c. TO BE S4L/5 BY AIATION, By Mr. - CHRISTIE . • At the Red Lion,•Bridge Foot, He ley upon Thames, On MONDAY, Novernbet 9, of Twelve o'Clock, IN LOTS, • • A FREEHOLD, ESTATE, consisting of ON 11 HUNDRED awl' FtFTY ACRES of WOOL; LAND, covered with VALUAbLE BEECH WOOD some CAPITAL . OAK TIMBER, in the most TIIRIV' ING STATE, situate W i ithin about Four Miles of 6;0 TfiameS, and Seven of 1-leuley upon Thames, in the Ccuntl of Oxford, • • Also, a Compad FRE LH.OLD HOUSE in Two Ten& mans, Barn-yard, and Well of excellent Water, Two GO; dens, and Close ot Land,containing i A. o R. 26 P. sit u atca at GORING TO VV t4's END, in the Parisltot Goring, in the County of Oxford, let to . Mr. Richard Goddard, at will , at a low ol d Ran of 41. tos. but of nearly double thew ntlai value, Land Tax tos. ted. • . The Tenant will strew the Premises.. • . .., A Particulars rnay_be now hifd ot; the Printers of the .0% 101. " an:i Reading Papers ; and of the Printer of the ilirmingroq . Paper ; at the Pk!ci Lion, Irrenley ; R4inbow, Cornhill ; au' in Fail-Mali. .. . . _ FRENCH BURRS, DUTCH:TAR RAS, -FRENCH acts. ENGI:ISHPLAISTER,COLOGNE PEAK, MARlIqj - MOOR andIIRINDSTON ES, seasoned OAK,, and LL PLAI:K, &c. • • - TO BE SO-4D tit AUCTION, ; • , By Mr. PAULIN, On Tnesdny; Nov.' 3 ,-1801, and Two fifilaWlit TVs, Eleven, on the Premisei ' Poplar Marsh Wall, by b:ra• tion of the Executors of Mr. James Cooper, and Mill-stone Merchant, . _ • • • - • LL his VALUABLE STOCK IN TRADE, comprising ahout Four Thousand prime French Hurl sundry French Mill-stones ready made, Thirty-four Tcns French and English Fraisterin Lainlas, Five Hundred Birsiww. of Dutch Tarras, Sixteen Cologne Mill stones, .Twenty-ti'm Moor -stones, Tweive Peak ditto, upwards ot"rvventy 'CIO* dron of four and five-teerthindstOnes, one Pair of Marl Runner Mill -stones, six-feet thameteri about One H Load of three-inch, two and an two-inch, anal and an half-inch prime seas'oriarOak Plank ; Tsro Thousa 'Veot ordty seasOnecl Einv? iTank , a quantity of Beacil tato"; a quantity of Uak Stilling flottorn, ani a great °thy' Etez.ds. May be viewed - three days preceding the Sale, When Co logues may be had on thel , remises ; at vheGreen tonstone; the Red 4..i0n, Ilford; the StaipciNcre, Leaar'' hall --street; Aof the uCtioncer, Bioad,:sttect, PREGNANT LADIES • Whose situation-reytims-a-ttanp4gary Rereznent. NI R. WATSON, SFgeon..... and Mau- Milassi.l7:l I offers to accorthricklate Ladies in an' airy'and refit" situation, with Apartmerts to lye-in, on terms suited their circumstances and. situation in life ; their infants out t.i nurse, and humanely taken care of, and a! Huai of induces him to:orli.This as . sistante to alleviate the liorror s l COnecoated Pregnanty, he tatters himself Ladies will ri: l "' on application to hilts,, the - greatest attention and most ec ! t i n- e d tte se rs cre (VOst-pakl) to' . Mt% W4 . a>cratVlbnagiown- -and e r r Midwife; or WRiStirt; . AitllWit . C - 040: 19, Charii - 0 street; Sntrey-sith.. of Blackfriars-bridge, nill meet the 10 pointed airention.• Where may be the PII.I. RENE DICTA, it.11: 1 , 4 per box, a certairiran,l - elli:elital Reared! to, remove all (1 ; :structioos and Irregularities, and an excellent Mckiieine ai bad l i yings-in.' - _ _ 'PRACTICAL 08 - SERVATIONS,ON 'NATURE. ; 'THY: first and principal Duty a a Phy§ician, ;4 „: theattaining.the.ait of distinguishing the cause oftr,j Disorder, particularly those that are most general and /Pp in the Distriet of his Fraclice. The 'knowledge of the t: terent qualities of Medicines should likewise he his pe63 l ',i, care, since withoilt this important ihfirmation it is irripo,'l,,, h - le tor Marto be able to successfully relieve the various orders incident to the human frame, •Tnat Di. Brodunl' - , particularly made these two grand objecis his study, i& ply confirmed, by the astoeishing success that hat attell, , the adrninistration of his, 80. TAN I CAL SYRUP and N , VOUS Cp,RD I ; several of the most dire calaiiiirif s o human nature having subsided by their adoption, air y ; o :4 Constitution attained - an energy and power positivdy lo the expeCtatiOn of/the mostsanguine.• • ON NERVOUS DISORDERS. • The animal spirits - being the principal seat: of ktiolvict% gives immediate judgment ,between -pain and plelsure medium, of seeing, hearing, tasting, An:Minis, and feP i -70 but the mind,- - or- animal - Spiriti, can conceive either g . grief,. joy, &C. ,and without imbibing it from these orp When one poson infects another, it Must b 4 carried prime seat of knoWledge, by some one of the senses. when any hurt, surprise, ,infeetion, zee. 'reaches the asui.: o spirits, - the antipathy of the nefv,:s is evident from lent irritation produced , in every muscle and artery 0 , frame. - This demonstrates that the ifeiVesi-arei ninedi at . c u i n i i i l t e v r ot - th a e 4 g i n io v a err el e t n ic t id ol d tlbe y m th in e d titi Al ic t ti ‘ r lti s t l i rPAtt i catch a flying ball, or guard our heads frotir'an- irripenc, blow.. • That the mind isin all these cases•direding - t heo d , tion .of thenerves, is 'evidently conspicuous from their 0 . de 17 1 l e e ß n o e t r a g n e i t c i a e a l S ri i a n p s t a a n n d t N n r e c ° n u t s u o s p . c e r o a r t o di tai to be 11E1 . .0 Dolor's F10u5e,....t4 .Albion-street,, seven doors fro° / , ss' Leyerian• Museum, Blackfriar's-bridge, in Bottles at r .d r t)', -its. 6d. - andss: - 6ct. (Duty includedf,• and of E. Nerik..trl corner of. St. _ Paul's Chnrch-yard;jebouit and Co, , ,1 1 1 Bacon), No. 150, Oxford-street ;' Pidding's Medicine ‘' house, No. 76, Okford-street t Baxter y dinbot h ; Offol'? Tolzey, Bristol' ; ~Read„,Vine-str,tet, Bristol ;. M.4.0 0 , 1 i6 ,Glasgow:; ,Chaliners, Aberdeen; Tutt, and BouJtolif Exchange; Collins, Salisbury; Spifsbury and• Co. street, -. .Dublint •VV. Magee, 80l hist, and M'. 00' Ireland;. likewise of Peck, Hui!, and Ramnent, lers, Hainbm' ; and in the Country, of u:1 Pinter, sellers, - and "Venders at Mectieinos in the three ';n;,/ • - VENTUFAEAL.C-OMPLAiN"I'S. 0 TR. ARNULD's PILLS,. su..weli. know° o ` l s over i.trorie for th6r i_tio..;;;cti -, ..lTicacv arid 11-- - ,05, mildness, in perfealy vradiL'atiii2 - eve, v .I.:,;rce - if tn.: '‘4l) real Dis ‘:iise without thClcast'frou! -, 12 . or ~.ol.4iliciitit. i ,( Public may be as3ured this exe II ~,t iNl_dic. , ii - is 1' 3° 1 ,6 constitution, tckthe constitution,n, iimi ft , t:l' , 11 l':..' li. cd,al ifeattii liaving b'em much improv,..h 1,1 otlzer r,:s.p. , ;:ts itV use.- Printed Di raions, signed. by •-Dr. Arm iii, are_ ir l6 l / Nvith each Box, which will enable ill Persons to cufe, 1 ) . . selvei NVlthout ther,:nowladge tiny "one. • Preparzil'by 13-r.' Arnold,. at WhetstOn'.:, ,111iddlesc:‘,; in London by Nix. Axtell, No. I, Filf,2ll-Lpie,cornkv ll l4 Ward, at his Patent ilklicine Warelwit3e.; 324, 13° 1 )0# optosite l 6.`rayN Inn Cate- ; and Mi. Pickling . , at his t , Medicine Warehouse, No. , '6,. o.7tforcli•strect, opp 9s ! , Pantheon. • ' - . 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