The Sun. — London, England, 1801-09-15 00:00:00

On Wednesday evening last was fouril drowned , in the Serpentine River, Hyde Park, a Ydung wo man, about nineteen years o, age, of the name of Kennedy, of respeftable / parents ; bat through the folly of her father, and the death of her mother,. obliged to take to service. She had lived for five months past with Mr. Woolly, an ironmonger,. in LONDON : Frinted by 13U CHA WM! WAN, ( . of Bow-str:ret, Covent-Garden); and Published by WILLIAM An Is: c Es. Scat (of Horse-ferry-road,' Westminster); At the SitN.qmcf, - No, tl x, sYtrdnd ; where Advsrasemillis, Ordcrf for the Papri, Letters for the faitvr, &e, (post-paid), muse be - acidrased, mined e ness c is, t_ tit " 'au•tionea 'to'atteu 1 .. 4 9 estions. Lord KENYON desired his evidence ' Might he taken down,' rind ,told him, it' the Jury should not believe what he said; he would commit him to prison. Q. Upon . your oath, what time did you see Pelham go down the Cliff ?-- A. About four o'clock, as near . as I can "recollea ; it was broad day,- I i t ' Q. On what ° day of the month ?—A. It was soinewhere about the middle of June. Q. Was It tlie' same morning that Pelham was there with the Soldiers ?—A. The same day Pel ham and Davy had the scuffle. O. What time did yOu go to bed the night before ?—A. About half after - ten or eleven, - the usual time of my family's going to bed. Q. And what titne'did you get up ?—A. Between three and four-o'clock. It appeared from the further cross-examination of the Witness, that the - glass which had been broke was• a night glass, and evidently kept for the pur:. pose of watching the arrival of the Smugglers' boats. • • - The Witresset,7 - for the ProsecutiOn were again called up; and repeated their .forther that the hour_ of their arrival at the cliff was one o'clock : and that the Defendant, Kennard, and the other parties were present whtn . they first drew up. - Mr. Serjeant SHEPHERD, in his reply, observed, thai this was plainly another case of men who lived by violking . the LAW, endeavouring to screen them selves from Justice by . bringing ,forward Witnesses to forswear themselves. He thought the Case too clearly 'proved to - require any comments from him on the evidence of. Hubbard, and he trusted , the Jury would not hesitate in finding - the. Defendants guilty of theeharge imputed to them.. Lord KENYON .said, he wished these deluded people who lived by defrauding the Revenue, could be macie''sensible of the danger they ran ; if, in an. affair of this kind, the Officer or any one of the Soldiers had been killed, it would have been murder in all present, though they might have been uncon scion's' of the stroke that 'occasioned death. His Lordship enforced to the Jury the enormi:y of the offence of Smuggling, observing, that if the Re . venue,was.thus defrauded, the deficiency must ne cessarily be made .up somehow by additional bur, 'thenson the Public .. He expressed his approbation of the condua of the Soldiers, Who had done 'that Which virtue. 'alivays did;. misted the 'strongest teriii's.tation that could lie offered.. .The . Jury immediately found the Defendanti--- , , Lord KEN YON - said. be,should commit Hubbard; be did not know the Gentlemen. Who aCted, as Jus tices for the Division in . which he - lived, but, he hoped the Jury Would represent .to them what had passed upon this Trial, and prevent his, licence be ing renewed. He also thought the Soldiers ought to be recommended .to their superiors, as objets worthy to be rewarded. = . The Jury interfered; and requested that Hubbard might not be committed; probably thinking that his situation, and the existence of his family de pended upon his acting as the Smugglers had dircded him ; and that' to deprive him of his licence - would be a sufficient punishment.. Their recommendation was attended to. - . - 1 he jury desired to have the, names of the Sol diers ; they were George. Davispn, 'Richard Jarvis,. John Edmondson, and Joseph Osborne, - all belong-_ ing r to :Capt. Seymour's Troop. The Jury Said; they would take care their fidelity should have the reward it merited. COUNTRY NEWS.' 13 ATIli SEPT. 14. At a meeting held at Langford Inn, on Friday se'nnight, convened for the purpose Of•transading public business, which was numerously, attended by some of most respeftableGentlemen in the East ern Division of Somerset, the Chairman, Matthew Brickdale, Esq. immediately after dinner intro duced the Blagdon Controversy, - so far,as related to the Redor and Curate of that parish. He forcibly expressed the high opinion he had for a great num ber of years entertained for both those Gentlemen, and that . every one must sincerely lament the,, sub sisting misunderstanding, and that nothing could give - him greater satisfkSion than, under the sanaion of that respeEtable company, to effeft a reconcilia., tion between therm. ,Thee Company heard the pro posal with.marks.of strong apProbatio'n..Dr..CrOss manarose, and after some weighty exculpatory ob ervations, offered his hand to Mr. Bere, which he cordially received, and thus an happy reconciliation conk place, apparently to the -sincere joy of the parties and unanimous satisfaCtion- of the whole • Company., Friday sailed from Milford the London Packet, Lieut. Fegan; commander, for Plymouth, She had, on' board 150 Seamen, who; for the most part-have taken the benefit of His-Majesty's late Proclamation for pardoning Deserters. ,The London PaCk.e.t :►lso took under licr Conoy a Fleet of Coasters.-- BRISTOLj, SEPT. 12. A few days since, a little boy belong?ng to Sir Edward O'Brien Pryce, Bart: providentially escaped with his life : Whilst a large party were at s-upper, the child went out in a green adjoining- the house, to 3ee a favourite horse of his ; 'and on laying hold of the animal's.hind 'he kicked tthe child in the mouth, and broke his upper -lip, also bruised his head, and several parts of his body ; in such a man ner, that all hope of his recovery was given up.— It -is now hoped, , howiver, he will not be any ways disfigured. • , '.l• • fi Piccadilly. Shtifily litter her coming to this place, being a very handsome-girl, she was much noticed by oo; tbe„shopmen, who ,found ,means so se duce her, under a .supposed promise of marriage his non-performance of which gave rise to a _va riety aof fraEtious 'symptoms: Site vas heard some tirrie ago to Say's() him, if ,you 'do not marry me; I will stab yoU first, and myself afterwards. Ano ther day,-at work, the other servant heard her say, how happy a death it is tcobedrowned. Yesterday se'nnight, at eight o'clock in the evening, She lett her master's house,, and no tidings were•lieard of her till Wednesday morning, Whorl she was seen by two soldiers sitting under a tree in Hyde Park, and about an hour after was found drowned. 'The . jury sat on the body at Knightsbridge.—Verdia Lunaey, J. C. STEEL, by appointment LaVerider.:Water, Merchant to Her' Royal 'Highness the Princess of Wales, continues (as usual) his highly esteemed La vender, at as. 9d. and fine Honey.,Water for the Hair, &q. at 4s. 6d.' per Bottle,. at his Magazine for those Waters only, No. 15, in Catherine -street, Strand ; and respedfully urges the observance, that the sale of those superior Articles 'are confined to the above Warehouse (notwithstanding repeated ap_ plications of Retail Dealers for the vending them), in order that the Nobility, Gentry', &c...who ho flout. him with their favours, may depend on having them genuine,' as their credit , would be materially injured by imitations obtrUded on the Public. , LONDON MARKETS, 4.7 c. CORN-EXCHANGE, SEPT. 14. Although we • have had a pretty ;nap); arrivals of Forei;,if .Ships, and the same of 'Et - 11 - dish, since last Mo,nday,, yet prices advanced on Friday, and Wheat to-day is full'ss. per quarter. dearer than on.this day sennight, • ' Rye is rather dearer,; • Barley and Malt aresorricrAat cheaper. OatS are full-2S. per quarter dearer than last Monday. • Tick and Sniall Bearts.arc•inttch•thesanie. White and,Grey y Pease are full as. per quarter higher. RETURN. PRICE f.)l , GRAIN, On board Ship, as limier :. English Wheat .., 455 a tios od Superfine Malt - -'^,6s od Fine - - os a 9os od - Oirisi •- - , 2os a 30i: od Superfine -.. os a 98s od Fine - - .a 385 , 0 d Foreign ditto 3os a 50s ailPoland • i , - 385 a 405 0:I: Fine - - a 85s od White l!ease 455 a 56s o 1 Superfine ' - a 9,55 od Fine SuffOlks - os .a 5-7 s oil Rye :. - 3os a 36s .od Grey ditto - ',405 a 45s cd Fine New - - a 445 od Superfine . - . a—s od Barley 1 30$ a 455 od Small Beans 425 a nos` 0:1 Fine -- :. os a - 7 -s od Fine %. -•- os a—s od New - a 52s od Tick ditto . • 3os a 425• od Malt . - 455 to 56s or! I Fins ,- a.--s od Fine - . a b6s oei PRI * CE' OF Fine - Flair -75 s to Ses od Second ditto 76s to 75s of FLOUR. Bran gs tcl to 9s 6;1 Pollard - - zds to 22, •- RETURN Or; WHEA' By Messrs. CHILD, and M. clucting only from the 3rst 'a .agreeably to Ad of Parliamel so Quarters at rozs od" rE6 ------=* at loos 'od 2290 31r t 2 - at 94s ed to ,TIN MARK-LANE, P S Meal-Aeighers, in of August to the sth of Sept. i'o44 Quarters at 68s ,od 492 696 at 66s od 1116 65. s 0 590 at 643, od 549 .63$ 01 zoo — at 62$ 6:1 299 404 5 0 II 6 , _ at s^,s ;'S at cis od -od ioo 603 89S at 45s od . 6)4 , at 44s - 'Da 2352 1161 at 42$ od 824 :rs 4 --average,6..v. id. han I4st RCX rn. :56 --- at 93.,s od 220 19 -Bc9 45 1 - at E2S od 4o 2658 860 95 To -- at 77s 'od 287 Bzß 300 237 •: at 72s od 733 10 77 ' at 7os ad Total, 21940 Quart( 3s. 3id. lower. t A RETURN From Aug. a 9, to Sept. 2 sacks at 755. 84. , 155 -- at 751: °it; 120 ---at 745. 3d. 12 - at- 745: od. 21 at 735.. 64. 5-- at 735. od. 67 -- at gzs. tod. 149 -- at 71s. sd. 7 - at, 715. oil. ' 7-- at 7os. 84. .z 5055 -- at gos. od. 42 'at 695. 3d. 155 ------ at 695, ed. -- at 635. 64. 2 4 2 2t 68s. od. to ------ at 675. tod. 48 - at 675. od. 7 - at 665. sd. TOW 16925 Sacks.-Average 6gs. Bid., os. ad. higher than last Return. 4 • FLOUR, from tllc 'Cock - et Office. 5 sacks at 665. od. 44 --- at 65$: ' 2,16 - at 655: ed. 79 ------ at 645. , 3d. 6-- at 645. od. 'at 635. 6d. io 7.) at 625. rod. rrz at 61s, oil. 53 .84 -at 6os• od. 1 4 at 595. od. zo to' at 495. - jd. 7 AVERAGE PRICE OF ENGLAND. AND WALES, Ending Sept. 5. Wheat 935. 4(1. !Barley szs. tqd. I.Bean sp. td. Rye 61s. 6d: 1 Oats Sts . Qd. 1 Pease - 525. '64. PRICE POCK ITS. Kent, 31. 16$, to 51. os. Sussex, 31. 165. to 41. ros. 'Farnham, 31. os. to6l. S. SEEDS. Red. Clover, (per cw t.) - - White Clover, ditto Tretbil, ditto - - Turik, (per bushel) - Rye Grass, (per quarter) Cinque Foil, ditto White Mustard Sred, (per bushel) Brown ditto, . . . Canary Seed, ditto Rape' Seed, (per last) - - 305.. to 3oS. to I I2S. SS. to . 405. I2S. 'to 28s. iBs. to 32.5. os. to OS. los. to ' 14s. sog. to 14s. 6d. Bs. to los. 381. to 401. SMITHFIELD MARKET, Sept. Lt. , To sink the Oftid--per stone of 81b. Beef, 4s. 6th to ss. 4d. I Veal, 4s.'Bd. fo 6s. 44. Mutton, SS. od. to 63. 44. Pork, 6s. 4d. to 7S. cod, Lamb, •ss. 44. to 6s. 6d. . HEAD OF CATTI.I. THIS DAY. • Bea'sts about t80.6.---Sheep and Lambs 8500. NEWGATE and L'EADENHALL MARKET, Sept. 14. 13‘ef, od. to '4s. Sd. I Veal, "4s. od. to 6s. od. MuttOrt; 4s. 6d. to' SS. 6d. I Pork, 65:40. to 7s. od. • 4amb, 4s. 2d. to ss. B.d. , • RAW HIDES. ' 1 Hides(p.st.)3s.4d. tp3s.Bd , Market Calf-Skiins, ios. each. Middling, zs. 81. to Jod. Horse-Hides, - los. to us. each. Ordinary, zs.4d. to zs. 6d. SHINS. SieT, gd. to 3s. od. Lamb, is. od. to 3s. 6d. 'St. JAMF.S's.HAY MARKET, Scpt: nay; 31. 3s. od. to 61. os; o:l.—Ay&. 41. Its. 6d. Straw, ea. to zl. 9.... ti-..l.—Aver. 2,1. Is. 3d. • WIIITECHAF'EI. MARKET, 5ept..7?... Hay, 41. Ips. od. to 51.. 14 od.—Aver, 41. as. ocl. Clover, 61. a. od. to 61. los. od.--Aver. 61. od. Straw, ti. 18s. od. to 21. 105. cd.—Aver; 21. 43. od. 1,1 , FLOPS. • BAGS. , Kent, 31. 6s. to 41. 4s. Sussex, 31. 6s. to 41. o's. Essex, 31. 6s. to 41. 4s. - .4' • SinP GRAVESEND, SEPT. 73. Pas seri' by ry, Ward, • and, Sittry, Will cock, from retero)urgil; John and. Amy, -; Calvert; May flower, ; Jean, floke; pe, Smart; Swan, :Al,' Merchant, Wilson,- from Dantzic Siddons, ; 131a0c.ect,„Elliort, and Julian, 7 from ~Riga Governor, forge juffiow Anna, ,Jacobs,.-for Harribro',; Beren Enie§, v Saiicd—tile for Arn,terdarn; Betsey, Hoot, for Cork ; Thornai and Rind, for QuCrnSey; and Twe 'Ccbroders, -for Breinen. MARRIED. On - Sunday. the 6Th irist, Dazil, Montagu, Esq. oft ray's inn, to Miss -144th, eldest daughter of Sir William Beau maurice Rush,' Of Wimbledon-House, •Surrey:i • On Tuesday last; , at near- Richmond, Yorkshire, the Rev.. W. Lax, F, R. S. Fellow of Trinity Cdllege, -to Miss Cradock', eldest daughter of Sheldon Cradock, Esq. of Hartforth. _ • .On Thursday last, at St. Michael's. Church, Oxford, Mr. James Jones, Brewer; of Laniburne; , in the County of Berks, to Miss RiclUngs, eldest daughter oti Mrs. Richings, - in the Corn Market. On Thurs:i.i', the J. Clerin, Iteaor of Bagborough, to Miss Shuldharn, daughter of A'. Shuldharit, Esq . of,Carbery, Ireland. • ' DIED. •On Tuesday the Eth inst. at Wallhouse, • County of .Lin lithgow, No; th Britain, Ni rs. Colonel C Won, of - WallhouSe. On Sunaay last, at • Turnharr-green, aft& a, few tiays. ill itess,, Henry (odes, of Bloonisbu,ry,square, Esq. • On the 27th of July, aged E 6, John Mearn§, Esq. ,Of - Pun' , -; keld.- . On the'z4th of Dec.embgc last„.ar _lladras,• On his passage to Benkai, Mr. John L.tcy, pasie; ge. - • in. the Belloaa East- I 1161a:111in. • .STOCAS, l'1? ICI 0 PEST Bank. Stock • Navy i S. per Cent. -, per UeNt. 1797, saut irish 5 per Ce t. shut 4 per Cent. Con.-shut • . 3 per Cent. hut 3Ter Cent. Con. 59i 6-4..59 Ditt.- Scrip Bank Long Ann. shut Ditto Short Ann. s hat Ditto Scrip Rllll.l. India Stock E xchequer'Bills s. Now ditto Lottery Tickets riili tti• Oma•ium 7i Sj ?H Inver. 3 per Cent. 59i Ditto Ann. Bank for India for Consol4 forOaober Ski 601a} THE SHIP MARY, OF!ST. JOHN's, CANADA, APT. THOMAS' 'OLIVER, M:I stet of the Mary,' of. St. jobres,karvida, solemnly declares that received ,µ deal tit.!benclit froM Dr. , I3kODUM's NERVOUS CORDIAL Wife, Mary Ann Oliver, was alin6St reduced to Death!, door, - and was per feelty cured by taking Dr. Bro:lurri's Nervous Cordial,-after being givervover. by ail the able Physicians in theCountrY I ktrwi several-4 the in hAbi tan tS6 f the 1 stand have received great beuent frontZ6Above , ' Witness my, hand,. THOMAS 'OLIVER. May the'74th, . , • Mrs. ** J EAV fi L,• Grocer, WOOd-street,' near the. Swan, Brom.pton,:w44tilli'Oed. six-.years with' a complicatiodof dis ordefs, batlicd the skill of several persons in the pro less;ta ; her 1364 wet s‘.2clied iri •a'violeht manner, so•much as t be called by sonic the Dropsy; sOme a Bit lodls compla;nt, &c: •her Legs were in such a situation as the. Andes to spread over.the shoo at times ; she was afraid, from an opptession her breast, of being chocked 'for want of breath. .1n this con dition .her lite became a burdca, 'being hopeless of any relief fi in Medicine,, but fortunately applying to Dr. trodum, was, perfectly rectivere:l by hisNervous' Cordial. Any person questioning the authenticity °futile above; May, by applica.. tion or by letter (post-paid), receive full satistadion. Produm's Guide to- Old Age„ or,Advice to both Sexes, to obtain a radical and permanent cure for those secret inbrnu ties of Nature which delicacy often forbids to disclose even io thejc relatives ; with on Female Diseases, Ner vous, hypochondriac, and Consumptive Complaints. To w hi c h is atria t, name to Bath and Hot-Well Bathers,. &c. It is particularly recommended to se: - ..'aring A pottle.corap.il3.:, etittal to fire a+uall onca. • It will be necessuy the,Doaor should see such Patients as are afflicted with deafness or lOss or send their cases, by letter ortiarcel, to the Doetop(post or,r;arriage rtid), with his usual fee. • • - To those Ladies and Gentlemen bordering on the state. of Matrimony, the Doctor would particularly recommend his Botanical SyruP (prior to their appziiranee before the Altar of Hy'rnesq, who are in the smallest degree apprehensive of the System not being entirely sound, or subjed to ltelaxations of the Solids'. • The Botanical - Syrup and NeiMils Cordial, to be had at tie DoOor's house, No. 9, Albion-street, seven doors from the Lcvcrian-MUseum, Blackfriar's Bridge, in bottles at rl. as. i is. 6d.. and ss. 6d. (duty includ . /c4; and of t. Newberg, corner of S;; Churchyard; Ti!botilt and Co. (late -.13;:con), No: 150,', Oxford-street ; 'Pidding's Medicine Ware house, N0..76, Oxford-street ; ,Paxter, Edinburgh ;• Brown, Tolzey, Bristol ; Read; Vine-tgleet, BrisiOl ; M‘Donal, Glasgow; Chiltnerzl, Aberdeen.; 'Putt and Boulton, Royal Exchange; Collins, .Silisbury ; Spilsbury and Co. Mary street, Dublin; likewise, W. Magee, Belfast ; and M. Da vios Cork, Ireland ; in the Country:, of all Printers', Booisellers,. and Venders of Medieiries in the three King doms. THEN , :Prpressional Men . :of Iducation . ..anci V Responsibility deviate-from. the'general .Svstem lay the selpaion of a pecalli.ir brauch, the sanClibn of klig con tinued suel:ea:s is the best - efit , ...non Of superiority. - , Eight years have 1 devoted - my Practice. ao the• exclusive • treatment of Three Disorders,.and the successful ,result.of my, plan giyes me additional ardor to oppose, as far as I am able, the ravages of those COMplaints which ate themost important in the Catalogue of Human Infirmities., • - After initiation into every Branch, as an -Alaly S.yrgeon, tOrmed'a with at an. early period of Practice to rescue in= dividuals , 'front the ign4rance'of UneduCated men, or the equally dangerous, precipitancy bt general Praaitioners. The Three Disorders, to the 'Cure •of which I Irave' de' voted my ittehtion, comprise every • speelev of_ VLN REAL INFECTION, whether ot. a recent .or long du ration adly, All kinds of debility, 'whether', arising 'front the habits of school-boys, or the indulgences of: mature age: And, laitly; that derangement of the system in wo men which is called ,BARRENNESS, or STE R. I LIT Y, - • Numei•ouS,Diseuseis are the result of ignorance, 'or haste in the treatment of, a simple . Qonorrhoea . ; and, not: op frequently happens that the seeds of Llfq are poisoned by .the indiscretion of an unguarded a superior me thod such Complaints arc easily cured; and,' even where others have failed, I, trust that' I rrlay,presurrietoofFer 'radical re-establishment. • Few,; however,' are the cases of complicated distress in this disemler, compared with the. calamitous situations pt Men, who, from an" indulgence in a solitary vice, or .the prevalent gaieties of a fasnionable life, acquire thati state of Debility, which is the unavoidable consequence of . sucii pernicious habits. • • 'Where the 'unhappy sufferer broods over his inisery, hut carefully conceals his mistbrtune, i,t may be Some conso lation tbr him to know, that, although it be at objet of doubt or uncertainty with other Praerithaick.s, the of these Deficiencies by the gradual progress of kenova tion, is the acquirement of,. my B•xperience... 'lt the, 'rites of Bacchus or Venus have, began to rcdtice Manly vigour, much anxiety will' be prevented •by an early Counretac ,tion of this languid State ; and in. these cases, no great .nifficUlty will occur. • But where this Deficiency has for -ytarS • existed, a prjper perseverance is indispensably' ?equisitc to revive the sl',:iii berin7; Sparks of Life, and to ie-ammatea-lie Cons tit u: ion. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long . tieeu di appointed in their expeaations Of a Family, may be. assured, that in . most instances, such deeds are curable by. Medical skill-, The seeresv 'which is so-essential .to my undertaking, and the qualifications cultic I have presurried state,' fern the basis of my. preteiAions, and in =incidence with B , ith this *intimation is 'given, .that Mr.. B. may be consulted personal ly,• or by Letters (inclosing a stnall . Note), at his house, No - . 2y; Arundel street; Strand, 'near - Temple Bar. (rr There is an additional Entrance in Water-street, adjoining,. and the Name is on both tha doors. ‘ M. Member of the Royal Collegeof Surgeons. WANTS A PLACt, S BUTLER, or as-Butler and Valet, a middle ed- Mqn, who perfe&ly understands his Buiness f . the- Wine t dial - , and Brewing: tali be well recommended from his two last situations, in which he lived,eleven yea Ks. Please to inquire for A. B. at Mr. Taylor's, Baker, Lows! Seymour-street, Penman-square. The STAFFORDSIIIRE 'and WO RCESTE:',SHIRE NAV4GATION, STOURBRIDGE and othca- NAVI GABLE PROPERTY, &c. - .''BY AUCTION, sy. ,Mr. SCOTT, On Wediesday the 23d inst: at'Twelve o'Clock, at Carta ' :.• way's, London; VOUR SHARES in the r STAkTORDSHIRE anti WORCESTERSHIRE Navigation, from the Severn to the Grand Trimk,• connecting. thereby Ilristol with Liver pool, Sze. forming one of the most important and producl - ive Lines of Inland Navigation; the - Profits ,are now at the rate 04 .- 461. per Share, and by the eminent, advantages this excel.. lent Concern possesses, arc expected sti4to,inCrease.., . The STO.U,RIMIDGE Navigation Three Shares tying 1 4 1 , 75. per Shari per Ann. - Also, Selats It in the SHRUB , . • SHIRE,. ROCHDALE, HUDDERSVIELD,. - and the WYRLEY and ESSINGTON Canals ;- and Twenty Sh,ares in the ALBION-Mil FLOUR COMPANY. Pritited Particulars at the Pyed. Bull,'Wolverlitrupton ; the Hop - Pole,-at Worcester ; theßulPS Held, Manchester; at Garraway's ; anst of Mr. Scott,. Ludgate.hill, Loudon. LEASE of a. HOUSt.and SHOP, CHARING-CROSS. TO BE AUCTION, -By Mr .DEVENISH ' .. • . , On the Prentis-s, on Thursday, September- z4th, iSot, at • Twelve o'Clock, by Orddr or the Assignees or Mr. John ' Brycian, Carver, Gilder, and Printsell-r, a Bankrupt ; 17Ei; :LEASE, of a -SUBSTANTIAL HOUSE, upwards of sg Feet in .depth ; four Stories high ; two Rooms and a Closet on each, with every requisite Otiice, and 'niodern.-Shop, , most desirably' situated for any Reta i l. T rack, Ls that capital Thoroughfare, Charing-,;IC , S, i. , ;t). 7, , on the A,,ttlt sitk- ; late in the occurticii of Air. brydon, ar . i., tile modc:ate annual Rent of 1031. And a convtn:.2,: i - lousei, No. 2, in Wilson's-cotut, adjoming, lett', to a mss, :,.5i,_,..i.2.- - bie Tun.nittat Will, held for an uneXpitecr ter. - 11 ei . SlN.,eca , Years ,ind a Half. * . • , . ' ' - Imit+'_:;t;;rte• Possession-maybe had. To,be VieWCI days previous to the Sale. ,Particulars may be - ha:l on tae ; taxi of the Audioneer, Villiers-street, str.ui i. FREEHOLDS ON: THE ; BANKS- OF THE THAMES, IN BUCKINGHAMSITIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By• HAWK S, • At the Crown Inn, Reading, on Friday the 25th of Septem ber instant, at Eleven o'Clock in the ,Forelioun, unless sooner disposed of by PriVate Contrad, of wniclt due ix)" floe will be given, A Most DESIRABLE and..COMPACT FREE- - 1 - 1. HOLD ESTATE,.called -GREENLAND sltitate in the Parish of Hanablegon, in Bucks, aba'at tw') Miles from. Henley, fiVe Irani . Marlow, and eight front Resdini 3 .adjoining and commanding a beautiful 'and exten sive View of the Thames, towards the gouth, and co.. vered With line Woods on the North, .East, -and • West; and consisting' of a good. -Farm House, spacious Barns, Stables,. Cart-house, Cow-houses, and other Buildings , commodious . Yards ( ' Rick Bartons, -Garden, Orchard,- and rich Mead9w, • ii:asture, and Arabia. Land, containing in the wAole,.lY stzuzy taken in the year 1766, Acre; and ,}-Perches, all ttel c within a Ring Ferii:e, now in vile oc cupation of,Alr...l;.cergel)ealle i . as a yearly Tenant, at a very 'fowl and cable ; with aßight of Fisbety the River• lett separately at small Rent: Enquire s of I,lr. Towlv.:end,.Attorney, a -Newbury, jerks, L.', the Fa. - ,n may b..: seen. ..• A CAPITAT. SIANSI - ON ii•XiSE, AND SUNDRY . VALUABLE' ESTATES, 'IN AND NEAR THE - TOWN O r SKREWSBUItY, '1"0. - 13t SOLD BY AUCTION,. Early in Ottober next ;.: Consisting OF LL that most desirable MANS.LjN, catled the a l. 1- nd P . ll: l3 ts i3 u mated in the vicinity elthe.said.T ri lt g ‘ r k o - i u ti n i d t s h: ihe G re a u rd n e t n o s of ~ttre~vsbury. All that Alcss,uage and Water Corn Mill, ,called tl,O tort AIII.L. A very Valuablo - Fgr , i; , MONKMO - OR.• t i;_,..os ilareels , Ol excellent Meadow and Pasture Land, in and near the Abby-Foregate and Coleharn. Sundry „Messuages, Gardens and Liands, in St. Austin's •Ftiars. Also, 'Two several ,Farnjs.,:•sit . uate in-Netley and W.rztnall. in the Parishes of Stapleton 'and Church Fulverhatcli; iii the County of Sal Op. " 1 Particulars of the several ,Estates iptv,„prep4rin,g, and Ntiln be ready to be'dcli • vered en'Weilnes . dai tlle. A 6th di,y c l September instant', at Iticlia - rd" GrilfitlisP enapoi Stairs, Lincoln's Inn, London; at.thc LidEi and Talbot 1 i ttr , i ind.at the 0 hties ct Mess:. Attotnies, S:ireWsbury.--Septe!nber t. To THOM-AS TA "1. • No. q, 'piety Bridge-Street, London. - Honoured Sir; Edinburith March tic 15“•• BEG leave to inform you; thlit:.ever •sint:e , m.l year 1790,' I been afflicted with :the , Lues e Tea; .which;, from its obstinately rising fourse , q Medicine prescribed b} he most L'lninen.t.. of the here, and undergoing st:veral :severe'collricisof siiltvatin and twice diSeharged front the •Flesipititly with little relict): would appear to be of tlle most inveterate uatnrc. 1•6461., spring of last year My disorder had. got to such ,a nearly to put it periOV to my existence-=-I-had • a largi:i4lfr on the crown of my head, one, on:each arm, and, were broke out in a frightfill manner ; fully painfilif,• 'and hail been a , stat., , of.ulte.i'4tion; roarh" last seven years,; my. left, •h4td 4,10. ttro large, noles• OP it ." Was very flinch d:sc.,lo'ired,, and, CKCrivtia`--, ing pain, pari - ieuLirly when wann. or •!.7.7d, prive me of rest in. tins lamentable ;state, I , :vas mended. by I,lr. 1who„ fccei t=cd. so g' ,_$ cure by • them here), to take your Leid?.c':i - Patentl- 1 which I begini4o op : :t.14. aoth -May.;, iii : I' a;f9rtniglit, I began to receive benefit : - : ln ; little than 'a - nteritlic' the, tiLers. en' illy - in your IlOfa"' soundly- healed--400n 'iitter, the: sores - on .roy c . g also; ~ l eaving, • however, totgaterable skin, and pain in the bone or the 'left, Whien, t "regaining its natural Irie, and the. nocturnal - g a Tally singluab 1 11 G Le u c a li ' l ai e l : L s a ‘r) - going oil. tihts-beCtune, by yOlar. adviccand Me" divine, PerlealY longer peiqe;?erance I . 43e_frera,„al 1 •,,Omplaiias'r have _recovered my 19rmer spirits and st . r..ngth, and am b cOme.jolly anff 'which' state' haying centimied rrinnY Months to. thri-iistOnishinent rne,ll stet t a lOsinwhat:Ler_nis to express, my . gratitude, but for the good- of other suffering mortar:l; "tir. riniße ease as public On ' very cc , in so dcing,, you will. greatly oblige; Sir, , Tour gr , L ?toedip - it,. , very norn4leiservant, ALEX. " MU RKL Swan's 'Close . ,l - ligh-Street, Edinburgh. " • 4 ,1 'ViTheiSes'to the aboir.6 Curet' Toitx THoitit.soN, No. q, New Poultry lylarket.; and it N 111‘1.NT o s ii, Old Assembl y- C lose, dinburgh. ' Prepared-and-Sold by the sole lisoFricter, _s • TnomAs ynoit. Member of the„Royal,,Co4ege of Sur. ; geons, at his House, No. 9, New .13ridze..:',trcet, Lon ,o where, after residence of more than thirty - •';' , years, .in - a pradic particularly - direded ,the cure, of Venereal Coinp taints and those' incidental to the l'gr , „c • Generation,- With that inviolable secrecy which mot () o, ' - his professiblii should always= of 1n such, cases, 11 . , tiatiers himself, the advice and, assistance lie ,grtuktou, administers to persons taking this Medicine,.,rv,. esteemed; by a - discerning' public,.aS adVantaS; doin tainable and void of all ainbiknity.: : • . f Also - sold„ by. his appointment; -for the conveniencecor those living-at a distance, at the. Perfumer's, No. 35 , ,c ; Alban'S.-street, ; the 'Toy'shop, to 3. • ford-street ; Mr. l)isborotigh's, 'No. 7,- • Eish--street-h'''' Mr. Steel's, Bookseller; ,No. ‘z, Union -low, Little To we i r t . hill - •Mr. Watson's,' South-bridge, Edintnigh ; I'dr. C. Dublin 'and' by ane person in vier), consicleran townirrGreat Britain and Ireland, in Poxes of only ZS • 9 a• each, each, sealed• up. with 'full and -plain- direCtions, wh ere S. , persons of either sex may cure themselves with ease, sl)Fe--' secrecy, and safety. N. 1. Every Box soldin Great Britain is sealed tiP " a Stamp, on which, by taVour of the CominiSsionetsios, printed, at the Stamp-Otfice—" T:•Taylor, No. 9 , liridAe-street,"—to imitate which is Felony, and all oth • are Counterfeits. N IN/ To r, cal Dra u,..isi, In whi Boxes, Gall conc Pla( tox () The llal f With ( .With t • rg rthe G - Z-; BILL Z'heat .krieto et T , septet be tra t,sot La Le „ Loacto' tI,E obi' Ire 1 4,e del temb riousl for re Clio ()th e be lei Crow Du wh o litt4l Mrs know n~ 1-TV "flit RN F6ret and Wo coal see a Mrs' tc lAran ry- 1 FJ_ C ` ~ t) T 'uncle] in frc h 0 . Lo ~---. 1116 1 , bltt: kz.,