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.STATE PAPERS. guidance and direlion. am, &c. COORESPONI)rNCE OF, MR. ICING, THE AMERICAN - , POP,TLAND. . .. The Lards CommissioNers of Admiralty. MINISTER, WITH LORD HAWAC,ESBURr." MY LORD, Great Cumberland place, March 13, ISot. THE . riecree of the Vice Admiralty Court of Nassau, a copy. of .which is annexed*,' condemning ‘he. Cargo of an American Vessel going from the lin:Led-States to a Port in the Spanish Colonies, upon the ground that the articles of innocent iner, chandise composing the same, though bona fide • - Neutral _Property, were of the growth of Spain, having been sanEtioned, and the principles extended by the Prize Courts of the British Islands, and par ticularly by -the Court of Jamaica, has been 'deemed sufficient authority to the Commanders of the . Ships of War and Privateers cruising in those Seas, to fall upon and capture all American Vessels bound to an Enemy's Colony, and having on board any article of the growth or manufaaure of a Nation at \Vat with Great Britain. These captures, • which are vinditated by What is termed the Belligetent's Right to distreSs his- Erie , - My by interrupting the supplies which his habits Or convenience may require, have produced the strongest. and most serious complaints among the American Merchants, who have seen, with nation, a reason - assigned , for the capture and con. fiseatitin of their property; which is totally . disre. gargled in the ol)en' trade carried on between the British arid 'Spanish Colonies, by British and Spanish , t.nbi.6ls, in the very - articla,. The supply of which; •by Ncutrac..Merchants, is unjustly interrupted. , • . • The LaW of Nations; acknowledged in the. Treaty • of Arnity, Commerce, 'ancl_Navigation, between the United States and Great Britain, 'AlleAvs the goods of an Enemy to..be lawfuf prize, and pronounce 4, those of i - Friend_ to be free. While the Unieed 'States take no measures to abridge the rights of great Britain, as a . Belligerertt, they are bound to resist, with firmness, e.very.,o4- ; , tempt to extend them, at the expence of the equallyt -ipeontestible Rights of Nations, ,which find theii, interest and duty in - living in Peace with the rest of 'the World.. . . So long as the .antient Law of Nations is observ_ ecl,' which protcets the innocent merchandise of ! . Neutrals, while it . abandonsSto the, Belligerent, the, - goods of his,Enemy; a plain ruice4lts„ andapay . be ; appealed to; to decide righti ,61 Peaceand War ; Ahe'Belligerent:has no better authc.)rity t to curtail the. RKTRACT OP TTIE ADVOCATE GENERAL'S RTPORT, DATED MARCH x 6, iSol. I have the hondtir to report, that the sentence of the Vice-Admiralty Court appears to me erroneous, 'and to be founded in a misapprehensio n or misap plication of the principles laid down in the decision of the Court of Admiraitveferred to, without at tending to tile limitations therein contained. The .general principle respetting the Colonial Trade has, in the course ofthe s vresent War, .been to a certain degree relaxed, in consideration of the Present state Of Comnicree,, It is now disti n ctly un derstood, and it flak . 014 ti repeatedly so decided by the High - Colin of Appeal; that the produce of the Colonies of the-Enemy maybe importellly a Neu tral into his own Country, and May lie reexported from ibenee Vieb to the Mother Country ()Ouch Colony ; and,' in like manner, the proince and ma.: nufattures of the Mother Country may, •iti this cir.: cuitotis mode; legally :find their way to the 'Cole,: nies. The direct. tradei' however, between the Mother Country and •its;colonies, has not, I appre.. hend, been , tecogni;ed as legal,--eitherty kiis - Ma4 jesty's Governmentoir by his Tribunals. :Wfrat is .a . .direa trade,- -wig aniount4 to an intermediate importation' into the Neutral Country, May 'some 'tirrie be a - question of sortie difficutty. teneral • definition of either, applicable. to ail' cases, cannot well. be laid down. • The:qiiestion mustAlepend upon the - particular circurnsranees each case. Perhaps themcire tot Aching ih ; th e Neuiril/ 'Country - to take fresh clearances. may . properly:l7e considered as a. fraudukrit - evasion,. and is i -ii n , e ff e a,- the dire& trade, but. the High Court of .Admiraity' has expressly decided (and...l see no reason , toexpett that the . .Court of Appeal will vary the rules)-that landing - the goods and paying the duties in theNeu trill Country~ breaks the .continuity of the voyage, and . i's such an. importation as legalises the trade, although the goods.be're t shipped in the same vessel, and ory htcoimt 'of the same neutral proprietors; and be forwatded for sale to the Mother Country or the colony., rights of the Neutral, than the'Neutral has to,do , the like in regard to the rights of the 4elligerent ; and it is - only by 2n adherence . to the .antienf Code, - 2nd the - rejection of modeinglokses, that fixed ald 'precise rules can be found, defini!ig the rights, and regulating the duties. of Independent States. • This subject is VI suchimportance; , and the es. "sential interem of *the United Scares, whose .policY is that of: Peace, are so 'deeply atao by the doc trines which, during the present:W.iir, has been set up, in order' to enlarge the ri,ghts of Belligerents, "at the expenee tifi those of • Neutrals, that' I 'shall, without loss . of time,. submit to your Lordship's consideration such farther refieaions tespeaing the szm ac its - great" importance appears to,clemancl. In the mean .tinie, as . the decisions referred to, 'cannot, - from tht unavoidable delay which attends" the prosecucicin of Appeals, be speedily reversed, andas theeffett of those Decree's will continue to lie the unjust and ruinous interruption of the AmeriCan Commerce in. the West India Seas,. it is my duty to require that precise ingtruaions shall; without delay,, be dispatched to theprOper Officers in the West In. dies and Nova Scotia, ,to corral the - abuses which .have arisen out of Aliese illegal Dectees,-and put an end to the dePredations'which are•wasting the law. ftsl Commerce of a peaceable and friendly 'Nation. With great consideration and respell, , I haVe the honour to be . Your Lordship's most obedient, and Most humble servant, Lod Hautesbuu, f c. A true, copy front the ales ,of the Department of State. 7 . - JAC'OII WAGNFR, Chief Clerk. Si,!? NEIFS. t POOLE, JLTLY 8. Arrived , - ,the- Alicc. 4 Warren r • from" ,Nevrfoundiand ; Ed.. ward, Harley,. from Cowes ; and Prwperous, , Nctherwood, LOndon. - • Sail.wlL-thO C harlotte' • Manelaw s,. and Active, Williams, for :Portsmouth ; -Elizlheth, liiirtiett, for Liverpool; and Two BrOthers, ,Jorict. for Cowes. . . . citAvEltrm. JULYS. Passed by- 7 411e. Minerva,. ---, from Oporto; CalipO; Watson; from Philadelphia •, Minervii,l3arber, from Boston ; Alarza, Luwington„ from Billion ;: 'arid fiambro* Boil; ilor wedgc, from Harnbro'. Sailed— the- lathes; Bailey, for Africa; - Judow• Qett wroge, -Comeau's, for HarnlirO'; . and . VrovV Mafia; Baseng; for Calais. Mel ted, Hon • At the expiration of it l'Wili - lle'capehle Of Very,-con- Siderable iinproveln.mlt. perpetual , Advpwson of • !Rectory of the annual . . Value rd of ttpwas Of soot . : sut*.e to; the Life of • the present 11;0 . 011111cm aged About ssi.years, delightfully ,situated ip A, ki.;4lthy . and sporting part• Shropshire, about a inile and a halt* from Newport, on the alci:Ch4sfer "Rbad, trtiles from . ,Stalliqd, - a 4041 Shriws bury, and . $4. from Chester, • A Plan may be sera in Palt•Mall ten days before the Sale. , Pattioliart MO be had of the•• Printers of the Liverpool Adveftiser ; Manchester, StirewsburY, Birmingham, and C.',11 1 :3“:1" Chronicle', of Sir. Lloyd. ,ho. 1, Cray's lun • ;..ki;fssi f s Strong und Lincorri's gnawV , New-• gridg&etreet - at the • Rainbow Ceti.x.house, Cortthiil ; and in • BIRTH: Yfsterday morning, Im Loiver Grosvepar-street, the Right Non; Lady Amherst, ofaljougliter. - iNED. • On Friday the 26th ult. at the,scat , ofSir Fleury Goodricke, Bart: in Yotkshite; Mrs. 0. _Sloper; wife of Orby . Sloper, Elsq. of the 4th DraiWons• On Sunday last, Miss Ellis, daughter of the late wines Ellis, Litnd, Surveyor of .Cola-}larbour, , Finchley, Mid dlesex. • On the 24 inst. at Falmouth; Robert' Richardson, Esq; of Perth. •, On the 15th 'of Felorthiry,, VC%ili.un Panton, on ,his passage irons -Pcns4cola to Nassie. SIR ) RIITVS XING. Dotvning-stren, April lx, ISGt. I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of your letter oithe 13th of lastmonth, , and to inform you, that in consequence of the representation con tained in it, a letter has been written, by His Majesty's : command, .his. Grace the- Duke of PORTLAND, to the Lords Commissioners of the Ad. rniralty ; a copy of,which letter,' kerewith inclose to you for the information of the Government of the United States. I have the honour to be-with great truth, Sir, your most obedient humble servant, (Signed) HAWK ESB &lily; Kipp Esy. MY LORD) 3oh March, 2Sc r . . transmit to your Lordships - here With a Copy of the Decree of the Vice AdmirZyCo9rt of Na.s sau, coridemning 'the cargo of an American. Vessel going from the. United States to a port in,the, oish,Coionies' l and the said DeCree having been r e.. ferred to the consideration Of the King's 'Advocate General, 'your *Lordships will perceive from his Report, an Extract froin which llncloie, Shat it is his opinion, that the sentence of the 'Vice Admiralty Court is erronet - as, and rounded• in a misapprehen, sion or misapplication' of the princ(iples 'l:iid down; in the decision Of: the High Court of - Admiralty re ferred to, without attending to' .the limitations therein Contained: In order, therefore, to put a stop to the inconve.• niencies arising' from these erroneous, Sentences of the Vice Admiralty Courts, I have the honour to signify to your Lordships the King's Pleasure, that . a communication of the dottrine laid, down in the said "Report • shOuld be immediately, made ,by,yoar. Lordships to &he several Judges presiding in them, setting forth what, is held to be the Law upon th, Li the case of the Aineriean ftilgtintine Leopard, Ropes, Master, lackn in part witk Matiga , titi hies, the..eo . r.go„ so . far as it' consiAed Ql wines,, t'nongh....rego lady .: imported. into the United States, vas condemned. by judge' Kensa I, ;oh -Otlober, sRo., ''`the same being'produelititts of the Stlttitsit T.eritory in. Europe, and bound to 'the transatlantic pi . trts of t at Empirst." . , - • FR Or ,STOCAS, Y io'r LIDA . • Bank Stock, 167 ' -India Stock Nivs , s'perCent.9silex.di'v. .I.'. xclreqiier Bills s.' s.dis.' 3 per Cent. .1797, 95.1 6e . Nevi 'dine -s. dis. I rislt per. per. Cent. - . lutterk Tickets . 4 per Cent: Coif. 804 Irrih:ditto _ 3 !ler Ctnt-. Kei. 6o 6r • 0:unio1 roii " ' .- ' 1 • per Cent.- C0n...60,a exo Jniper. 3 per eent..s9i 6* • Ditto Scrip- ,.:. Ldiv...4•Ditto,Anu. . _ Bank' Long Ann. ;.`l6 . 1 nztnk. lot Ac'count Ditto,'Slifirt Ann. 5 1216 - India fat May I ' • Ditto,Sciip • - Consols for open. 41 iii it' , ...~ . 4RS. PRICE, Wiciti‘k''<it Ael* - . Mr. Prke, /V. 1.. late Ylcar.f<St.-John'svc-hester, , . begs to acquaint Dr. -- Solomon, that.having been for a tonside - r4ble tittle griev gusty aillitted with-a!hervotis-auti.-4311-Fotfitionslainti.want of appetite, indigestion, &C. fur Which she had the 4st advice of the most' able' Phy'sierans Liverpool; . Wilef;;• the Ye t;ities: (oz the,heitetit of,sea air, but All ' , without the sriiallcs bet fit,•until,'by urgent tolicitatiOns of ICi - iendS, she made use Of i-bottle:iit the :CORDIAL, 13-ALItl -of GI L - EA 1), and which Alrs , : P. assures Dr: Solburoirhas-:completelj , restor ed her health. - Any service titis . Note may tteto Sola; - rriOn,. Mrs., Price ihay rrialie.itseof, 'and' she will feel- pleasure iti''nnswering friquiry.;• , therefore Mrs. thinks it prn&nt to add het'signa.turp. • • - At: PRICE. 014-TH.E BANKS OF 'THE WYE; . TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,. By Mr.' CHRISTIE, s• - • At his :;teat Room in Pa On .THt3RSDAY;. the loth hfAugifsr, at One &Clock,' A VERY CONIPACT anaDESIRABLE FREE - • It./Ll.) ESTATR, consisting of S - eVeneligible-Farrris,: and Water Corn Grist. Mill, with suitable Buildings, and: afear's oo Aeres'of,itich Arable, 'and-Pastute Land, Tenants--Messrs. Evans, Sa-, ruuelp,owell, .Thonias'Powell,,lohn- Jones, clepent Evans, Thomas Watts; Richard Jones, P: Price, and Thonias • )loans, at the several .annual _Rents; 'amounting to TWO- fiti'MYß ED and s; XTX.:THREE. POUNDS, and UPWARDS,. ' In the Parislies of - LlainofthWe, - Lianalinfaiiir • Lanlriiel, and t ',Barrki'o'f,' and. v.ith right of Fishery in - :the' R W y,E., ! ,in the Counties of Brecon,and.Radnor, cen 'trally situatdd'Xattjoining to the Public Road)',' 1 - stween the - tape ;live T6wris of L'r /flit& kR HA YA DE R, hav i -excellent Sheep-walks, and -a- qttantity of tine acid thriyins Oaks,. and sinesood Ash. Tie adjacent Country abOuuds - with Grolits&,'!'irtrichrc, ttc. • The Tenants will show the Estate, of-Ahom printed Par ticulars may be kad.liftg.Cit.itay.i.p_rccectittg the Sale-; also of the Printers of the licreforci, Worcester, and Bristol-Papers ; of Mr. , Prieev:Kay - itader; •B. titiruirshire ; of • Davie! 41.1ioluas , .Pay-Oince, Whitenall.; James opes, 'Esq . . Dover., • street, Piccadilly; Wm. Crutchley, n(f.' Clitrord's.duri•;. -Messrs. , 4lenkins'ini4Jarboi„NtwAnn ; and -Christie, Are'"au-thoried to„treat foF the whOlci or any part thercel; by Private Contract. SI4GNALL-lIALL, STAF FORDSHIRE.. * B.E `g OLD IVY AtcrioN, • - By Mr, CHRISTI E, . . Great R.oottz in Rall.4lall, .94 TUESDAY the .ed of SFptember, it not \ previonsV diSpo'secl of by Privite Contraa); at One jo'Clock ' • - Capitk - FREEHOLD, and 'small park'COPY - -HOLD 'E STATE; call it SUGNALL-TIAI.L'On fife ' Parish, ;lid two miles finm,the Market TownofECCLES-- HA I L, adjoining South to the Chester and Mail Coach Road: frari'Loridon,• nine' mileS frOrn Stalford;-elilit frcimS tOne, (and Nal.igatiOn CoalS, and Lime) nine from Newport, tiine frbin Market., Drayton, eleven, from Newcastle-under-Lille, Iwenty2seYen front S . fr6tih Mester, , atiaabnut .140 froin.Landon,..consisting of a capital-, uniform, exceedingly 'convenient .and Subszantial E-13UILT - MOO E RISrMA et: S I ON, - With 'attached and detacliea OfficeS, gettlially; adapted- to ;he 'AIL A\ fl-ct -E letatit: ERNI E ()RNEE, capital wailed Kitchen ci4tdcli, deelining!o4;Sputh EaSt Aaptiii,„ and including an excellent llot , -house, Green thoutes-,-_-&e:'llliifOrtnly ; and TwO.Himdred'and three Acres and upwardi of ;Land of the first * Quality', hi, .a Ring , Fence; di - versified • with H ill, Date Wood 'and . Water in the haPpleat style of Natur - • The AIANSION seated •on a .bold: ana•commanding eminence, is backed and sheltered by close fulffrown Plan rations and rising grounds frein the, N'ortli, and commands . PrOspeets 'thirty extent Over the ParkAilte - Home-,. Grounds, and a fertile, populous, healthy,..and fineli-broken woody Countrx,,_.abountling with Game, fine Roads, Veld Sport, Certiltlyienfs - beats. The' E state declines to the South and East, is anbdi by sunk fekes into 'ConYenierit "Inelosureh 4,ersea-- - Niith 2 ltauriant • 'Clutiftis •and Plititatrdns -De fargb Spreading forest Trees, feathered down to the surface of this app4rent 'spacious Lawn, the Pleasure Ground continued th iough tle iitesnc, "Woods, and skirted by (Cop Meer) a natural' LaliWreit by an' abiindant 'Stream, arid 6 - mitain ing 'near an hundreeLicres_ of' ucid Wateri-!,operi--' to innumerable enchanting. Vices. 'Page, enius,ind _Mechanism have been most hakrily etditeklih'deoratlng'illiS'eliacming spot: . !. The Estate may lie Vie Wed applicietiOn at the Jill ; and printed 'Particulars init.', at the Printers of the Stati6td, L•iver . pcjoi., and ALuiclysti4 Fap.-:rs ; of Mt' . Crutwell, Printer, 13ati Mr. Jelin . I•orster; Li verpo6l ,• at the Rainbow, corunil If; amt; in , where 'Plans - of the Estate, Elevations, and Mansion may be seen. NO. 7; Suinni;r Seat, reVinion-Bush, • 'Liverpool-, Winit az; 18or. Mrs. P. is the• Daughter of the late - . worthy and much la. !milted Aideiman Bollard, of Chester. . „ExttaktA -of a' Letter from on board. His Majesty',l .Ship ,Ville de rti Sotoot.4"LiVerpool. Dear Sirs..."lii - eloi!d is an Order on ?het Postniaster of I.iver . popl, for Si. please to fiend anatirer Bo"( Of the elgaliitirn oft; dead ; the former iixa cone irriracle4 1 -am.cbosideral)ly better s and would tit ilouht hire been quite cured had I nude use Of tile whole ' bait Otio . tif Ourinen waS itist ddeiPatclide, and not itxpected•to spared.hint one-bf the bonier', and he is now perfectly - ll:covered to a good stet;`.6t . Yoter excel ietit'Mt!didit,'!. is 'the' prais•.; 61 - the N'vhote - sl`di l A Company. I begyiitf / wal• se id tile. hex as uxiti'ai posSible to Your obe•Uent.Servant JA,NIES•WARD. The Cordild'Bild of Ci_lead is . sohl. at lialf:a..:Gifinea bott.t.:,. and in the pound 'citads; Coritainiiig the'quatititV' of ii te.uail wattles, whereby . thart is...a saving or t1..65. by all Vert, defy of sin .the.o lite(' 4itinloin.. y.-I:,cepiag,z32. o Gin s it% a irat. SPENCER and 'PE kK INS / Winelinerchants - No. 44,.oppositC the Church, Snol;.•4llll,"take the liberty Qt acquainting the enrions itt Witte, that no India Vnyagt can soften and improve Mndlira the'ezttent their Vats do, as they not only make it more agreeable ip tiavouf to tlic.pa late, bitt mote restorative ma wliarzsonl. 7 . to the stomachs of the-aged-"and infirm, tin which that Wine, when -in perk fectiion t is so celebrated. - Their Bilgella is 'in Oegt thii is the season for drinking it ; itis. deemt.7(t efficacious diSOrda's 'OP the Stone and 'Gravel.' • • • • • No- less than a-Dozen sent toany part of the Tovfn, free of 4:xpenee. NEikk.r . ‘sl-IBURTON . , DEVON ; in Ole TO SOLD JH AUCTION; -By Mi. CHRISTIE; ' At his Great Raonr, in - . On WE DN ES DA Y., tht,-19th„ v lily, at One,secl4k , A CAPITAL. .and... Valuable FREEHOLD -••- I ESTATE, cotuisting of the v,:ry extensive Manors of BROOK., MAYNI3ROW; BucKtAsTLEIGH, and BARTON., with. Caiirt Lerts, -- Ccnirt Aaron, Quit - Rants, Fines, _lli:riots', Tolls of. Fairs anti ..larkets, Rights, Royal: ties, Sri:. and anticnt Gahteni Sec. in go o d re ty.ii r; and near 4too fit of a ri,b-16: , ift) . and Waters Pisture and. Dolvt Land,; ytite-free t • Land-Tax redeemed; acres, of which are .inc.losed, and.,divided into Ten Farl:1::, Iztict let to respL•ciabi-jTen'anti , :. Also about,6oo deik:.> of eapitziVninber, GroVeJWeoct, -and Cuplike Land hi Mara: - • . . The Estate is well wateretf,, ; of the present annual Rent of 0-R The, SL.VE'M trp %TDIt.EDPO • :•• ••• Capable"of very. &)113 . tikrailte . rOvement.. ' The Eqtate.abotmds'Avith-plenty of . Liinn-stone and beau_ tifulNl:trble. eeti'Vertible into Ciiitunz•v4iEces; Slabs, &c: .A..Water Soalci.:Ctirrt Mill is let With Farm, with a ..aluadle priVileve of devasturing, Stock an Dartmoor, for, Ming, in the 'Wilde, a ; triostlipaet and- desirable Estate, with '9 - reat ' plenty , of arid. Field `SOort, as the distin, `kOishe(.lfleVoiishire or Mutt dlrpenthcmthis spOr fbr its spOtt. "Voc.:o o lilCtrO.l.U4s sntruuddiog country-is beau, at Pit,t,ifesque, Ana requifp-s. only. a •few judicious works V) render it a citral - iil-. l ll:g'resiti;ace. • ;Sitttate'bri the great Weitern.ft - ciad•l•e4ding front - :llleter Ito P.tymouth:' Diltant from ,‘sborbork tnrce trifles, ,stx-, frtfrii — fotness; twelve from Torbay,. tiireei•l i7rin,T.S.,i/100Uth, twenty -two from Exetnr; 'alit' the •sa!rie Plytnouttt. • ' The Eitate.tTni:,, , viewill'brapplying to Jklr.:l)eariat• Broth-Fk9u,c ; and particulars,may, be had a .month thee Sate, or Printers of the E.;'4cier Sherboine and Salisbury Puffer's ; • ll'ath-Ch'raiii,'ile,•S Farley's 13.iistO1 'four n..o, 'of (.;ratiams,: [nu, and at where a'Plarl of the estate ituly.'be seen. • - ELEGANT ,RESWENCE, PARK,"-EXTENSIVE E and' PERPETIMI. A DVOW-- SON; SHROPSHIRE. • TO--BE SOLI) , BY. AUCTION, By Mr. cf4PASTIF,,. At his Grrat Room in Pall-Mall, On THURSDAY, Tidy so,'at'Oneo:'Crock, 7 IN TWO-, LOTS, • , A CAPITAL FREF4-10L1) ESTATE, cion . of Man is near. 29 milts in extent, capital 11 110.tiSE,' called CHETSV'if ND HALL; .i'ith„ attachett 'and ilefa;cherCultice tequisitelibt Liege faiiviy, e*cellent Kitehtn.-Garlerk Witklulty ricliiy plaritcd and - cropped, • Pleasure Ground,, 4e;utiful . Part it upv>drcisol - ,.• 'Act •:•;, sv tll wt rauld; anit'ettibellish e with •Rivers of gro..itextent in inKlittof the!"-Inute,'Sheer. of Waterof Well • starect all kiilA. of Fish,, rich Plantatii:us well tiinbcred, — elegantly scatters? with the r'realdstplenty of Gaunt ciOld Sport; ttirroniteleai4ih - several capital Par:ns,withall.stticable.Qut,huildinweirn-1 plete ,repair, and ahon r sSeo Acres of rich Arable,„Nehiow , ,,, Pasture arilWood.: Land, dri-As ?Tarn for •G entirely.; coinpael fence, i, rear part _ot jt.Tittite , Free, let to respeelabie Ter mitt Leases, which -will iliortlyexpise . - ,,.. at the loN•V old Rent's 'amptjhring annually to aliont TWO THOUSANn•THREE'IItrNDRF:EI VOUNOS. • ' • 'ANTE, t.t.; ;1\ - I nnted brirtlei-1 A N r.I.AIV lici`m-S tree t ; ' W )4 A R it.44eis':.(of : Hu rje-lerty. niacti• Westilzinster );—. At the '..v11.-Ory lc r, 1.. z, sYtralid 4.l..i.etir ;mu ktj; ' Utdir, for the, _Ever, .44ttert Icy the Isditar4, '&Q..` ( p. 1 1 .-11 lail t le. ackkreAsedc Hes astet tor the Gram . . V V School in Kingston.;.:pon-11141; to_ which will be annexed the Leaurelhili .eK Of Afternoon Preacher at the rarishrehurch- o f the Holy tr in the same Town, in th'e gift of the Mayor, - Recortfcr, .ant ldernam. Such Persons as intend ofterio:.; tikrnsclves Candidates, are desired to send their' names and testimonials to Mr. Coat the Town Clerk, of'Whont• every parlicular information mai , be had respeethur the.salary, emoiumenti, and other advan tages attending 'tile 'abOite- appointment. July 1, tgot. ONE HUNDRED POUNDS E A DY; ia.,:tatle,• by, a Young Man of re spcetible Family ,tri any Lady,. of tiettua,"*llm has. in ti•rei tu s ti him a MEitYIAS N PLACE 11NUER"GOVERNMEN 1, (.4 in :any of PUBLIC (XTFICES. ' Dir;:et - (post-naid) to P: Y. At Mr. Hood's, Baker, No. ji famesstteeti - tuvent.tarden. • - CAPITAL MANOR`ANT) ESTATE, • STAFFOXDSHIRE. TO BE -SOLD BY AUCTION, By Messrs. SKI NNEIk 'and DVc. - E,. • • On Wrdnesday the 22d oi }ulv, at.Twelveia'Clock, At Car , raway's Colfte.house, 'Cltange-alley, Cornitili, 1-.ojiLiont In ' ' ' • r I • C A.P I-T AL- and .VE.R.Y :VALUABLE • Fltt EHOLI) EsTATE, situate CIiEDLE TON, a tine tteaittly -part of .the :COUNTY of S-1':1l . " FORD, within tour miles of Leek and Ca,•adl; ni'll2 of Newcastle, ..aad' alloittAldity froth' . Litchfield - and I)erby compri zing.t he NI .A.Nt)ii. of. DL ETO X, with Arinr•.as Free -and Quif 'Rents, 'Court •Bailtib;"l itiniun it ,e and Royal. ties, oy,er - arve*tent of CountmOrahout.alymiles in Ci - fe reiice ; a very cointriodiOus modern stone:.boilt Residence, called W Tyit)() I - IA Lia . ,3 Wit h. o.lflixs,,tosacit- houses, Stabling, Walled Gardens, Pleasure Walks, Denii.sne Lands t de.sirabie Earths Teneiikats; with beautitui Voods and Plantations, and a consid , .7able Fail of Water: .the whole containing about rioci' Acres, - . except a 1 - sitall Pars Tn.-tile-free, forming a handsorne.Dcunain,' eanabie of great IniptoVentehts the most`contiderable'part in`band; and tett to TaNuus Av 55'151, the reroallider:in .vory old Livrs, oa Who - se Deinisethe present Rental, amounting to about SI X- T AtiNDR E . D.:PD UN DS per- Ann. ;railed considerably. Exclusive.oflVestwood - -.llall,lfouse.,Grounds t and:'Matior; and ithiaroveable -Coal-Wor1;:4. advantageously situate : it shot: diftance . from the Stainrcisliire Navigation, to , which - there rs ißail Road . . Also the PERPETUAL CU. RA C to the Parish. of Chedleton, of lite about ONE If UN DRISD POUNDS per Ann. `lip viewed At 4ays . prece#liiig:the•Sale, by a Pplyinfte , Thonias Dawson, at ti t cstvf9od, l .iall ; of whom print e d Para' tienlar.rriay be bad; also of 'Messri..Hills and.Cruso, Solid tors, Lc& ;. mr..Diewry, Printer, , Stailbrd ;‘ll - Ir. tierroppg Ilatielteitt*;%Mr..,Drewty,'Printer, Niess.- Switmey. ands Co.; Printers, , Biriningnain ; .Crown Inns, at Stone atiu N'etvcastle - ; : Georo, Dog, Sausion King's Mead, Coventry ;, Out ; :ma Mes's. Skttineralid Dyke, Aldersgatestreet,. Lbridoir , - Darhim, June 16; - iSoi.,_ SFR, ,: ': '. --.....-:". ---- • : - •• ' - • IFeeki!ittrAo ri.eisfaOiop in hav,ing permission to . - communicktem-you'a•inost ••Itirprilirig Inc.,, ciieei:.xl by" - yonr trui•Si ins'atuabie-• 'Restorative Nervous Cordial,. and thin: it Would be doing an injust 4 i:c tontankirid and the pub held 0116111; io"Withbeild the' eflii:acx of So salutary.-.rid sovereign a Medicine. Mi's. ,Slrliwood. 'late hetusekeeper , !af \Vindlostone-Hall• ' 'in the viviiiiii orDurharn, hag:been4fllitted from tho yest 17 9 2, with- a Tong •trziin of hbrrid 'Nervous AlLoibus, A t: told:aft-With exoritdating pains in thei IMO ' .:rtd anmachi_ giddifigss, violent head-acli, and extreme sickness; is short, ••he\ wale. framt was so' Unpaired, ,that it • was• with the - greatest 'cirlficulty ihe could. wali.c up er itawn stairs, and • *as (dud cofii;itied - io.ber Muni to weeKS togetner ; her sittaa.,•• Lion was so truly alarming;,. that site ,fretttleirtly was Oblige.", to be supported to revent her l eiont'6lling; with the'adViCet of Alyalical:lie.n, she was-induced to - inake a trial of '-y9tfr Nervous Cordial, she first took two small bottles, w4ileh 'atibrdecthei a little ieliei, she then-gent to nieliar a large bet. - tie, and; before she had taken the whole of it, was, abler walk, without the least iticcitivenience, lour or five iniles ; she is now upwards ofsixty years .oh age.- happily rets.tored from pain and disease, ma better statot litaith,tnan s.: - ;e has enjoyed for these ten 'earl. ''"Ali- personbdciirous of Wither information, may have every satistattj/ity, by applying tither by letter (post-paid) Of personalty; to your -- - , - Much obliged ;humble Servant, - -," •- - ----; . '-'. -- =%; r :- 424-01P.AILSR •g i Bookseller - Sauier.str,:tzt, t/t1rn.12 1 4 To I)r., RR gr)U.l4, -Albion-street, L ' ontlon. . The BOTANICAL SYRUP and NERVOUS COP,. ,• -DIAL to - be - hatlf it the - Doetor'S. Hicuse•-.- hi - 0 9, Albion-- street, seven- doors from the Leveriatt Museum, glack,-.. friars:.bridge, 'in Bottles, at LI. 2.5. eis . , - 6d.' P.pd,5%. 61(duty • „included); also of-W. Bolgin,-Prhiterand-Bookseller, at his Medicinal Warehouse, 'N0..3, Wine -street, who has also re ceived a large Supply ; Thouipsolt, a r ilit,Mills; Castle.:sireeti . Browne, Tolzey ; C. „Rouxjl,., , .Bridge-,strcet ; Reed, and Sheppard, Bristol ; 111eyler,'and Cruttwell, - Bath ; le,ssrs. Goadby, Sherbdrne;• Mr. Raiket,.Qr - Clli.biter ; Mr. tymbs, . Worcester; Mi. Trewtoati L Exeter ; Swinner, Birmingham -s.' Spilsbury and Co. Nlare-Street;liniblin ; and by most Book-. aeller3 and - ledicine-i;'entlers in -fhe , three-Kiholoins. BkoDum's GUIDE TO. OLD AGE, _or Advice :to both Sexes, • to obtain ft radical .and pemienent cure for thoSe'' secret Infirmities of Nature which cielicaey often tbrbid* . • to disclose even to their 'relatives; With a Treatise on f.e-•• male Diseases, Mirvons, Hypoehondriao, i and Cons u inptivg , Complaints.Tywhieh is added', Advice to Bath and Ilot- well Bathers, t.-c. ..- It is panic:l:laxly •r:cominended to 'Sea. ,faring Men. • , * A 225. Bottle contairisl . eoual. to•five sniall ones. • HEN Professional' Men .4) f , Education and W Respotisibiltty deviate fr'em 'the general System bf the selection of a .peculiarliranch, *he sanction of long coil.. tinned success is the best ctiteriop of supL-riotity. • Eight yearSliave 'l' devoted 'my *practice - re - 'the exclusive treatment. of Three Disorders,- nxid, the successful result of :my plaiegivds ineadditiOnal ardor to oppose, as tar as able,. the ravages of ; those Complaints .whiclr,ere the mast important in the-Catalogue of - Ht.:man In-firmities. = After initiation into - every' Branch, as 'an'Arniy Sttrgeori, formed a wish at an early period of Pradiee to rescue in dividuali trout 'the. •ignorance of uncditeatell in;.mi or the ,eqnallt dangei•o prec; pitaiicz general Phditioners, The Three DiSorders, to-the Cure of which 1 have de voted my- attention; - comprise evety ':Species VEN E. REAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long du ration: 2dly, All kinds of debility, whether arising' from the habits of school-boys, - or •the indulgences -of maturg 'age :,,And, lastly; Oak • derangement of the system in wo men' which. is called LIAR ENN E or ST kI 1.1 T Y Nutheeous Diseases aria the - result - of - IguriraTicc, - or hast 4 in the treatment of a sirpple Godorrimeal: it • Hot -- fre4uentlyl'lllqiiiens that the seeds of..Lifr am' poisoned 111 .the fridiscretion ()roan inignamied hour.- - - 7 13y a •su_peribr tiV;: shod such - Complaints'irc easily 'cured.; "and, even whey (41104 : have failed, Ltrust. *hat. 1 may pr.eSume metro a radic4 re-estab I en t • , hoiveVer,' 'are' the caws of, cornplieated distress 10 this Men, with the calamitous. situations:, ot who, from an indulgen ce i n as solitary vile, or the TreY4lent.gaieties of a fashionable, life, acquire tluit state of Dcbility, which is the unavoidable consequence of snak rni pecious habits. ' , • Where the unhappy sufferer broods over Iris misery, 'hut carefully conceals his inisfortulfe,lt May 'he some i latiOn for him to know.; it t• it be an °h ed 0 1 doubt or uneertainty,with other. Pra ct itioners, the re m oval of these Deficiencies by the gradual progress of Renova tion -is.: theae , quirement of - Priv Experience,' I (the rites f goechus ...N'.enus.7. have, *kin, t i reduce .rigout,, much anxiety will be prevented by an early Countcrace tion of;thislaTiguid•stne . : and in•. - thesc cage.,- no fire t difficulty will occur. • BM' where - this . .l)etkieney has for years existed, a riropCg . perseyerance is indispensably ••eluisire to revire the simile 'betiri - espailts Of Lile, to re-animate the Constitution. MAR RI WOMEN, have long been Oisappninted in their expectations or a Emily, may he asAtreti, that it 'fliost instances,' stichaleteas are - ci;rabie bt The ; secresy which is .'so essential to my undertaking', a the . q eat iS , 'vs h I &Amy res rued' -ter-qiiie; Mittt the basis of my pretensions, and in coincidence witq. such this intimation is given, that Mr. B. inaV beCoinfulted personallY,. s or . by Let ttrs--; inclosin a small Note'', at hit: hoitse,, No. 2.9, At - nut:el ,street, Strand, ne a r Temple - . 13.1. (;:f . ' There' is ''auditioned EntranCe. :Water-street, adjoining, and the Nan* is on both• the doors M. ot the Royal College of SurgeonF. MARRIED. • 0* Tttesday the loth ult. the Reit. Thomas (hut, ,of the Isle of Guernsey, to Alliss Lucy Elizabeth Martin,. of'Shot. ford, Bettf94:ds4i. • • 'oll•Titursdiyi at St.' Maryte-hone*Church, Thomas For syth, Esq.'•UPper Wimpole-strect,• tci• Miss Jane Martin,. et the sank. place. •. Yesterday 'morning, at St. Jamcs : Joseph Cade, Esq. of•Garlick-hill, to Misollade,"of.liampstead. R• U L;. , r `~ ~. whic the c writte JOH: Thv Fl 1()17E . s ~4ival le 4sY,DtSil Written belineat 24 of bt: eQ Aq i u - Atare•pi tVer •iAceivi 'The 0 The new; invent; Illtmd uc ~hn tiZe Moron: ,ktthle, tc 4.11 t Pan .resent clitatec and hit Devoti, by Lioi On Al, ttew Crat tot un b u 4tri tit y c c ItlMOnd, ltake 11,‘ trill op, THE firti , rherciza lated f ar St -hoot s, 1 4.15} ,•Co' ' it: • an () y Itey . ?t the 0 it:‘er-,i re r3;:i t-Li.iEcinP,K .' ' ' * tii , '.. l i v ,- ,1 1:1, aiir, 1. - .Itaao4.,:ii• ,t_..-It.trtlier .. licilliiirri.o .. A Isi .0 .1 .0 1 , t 4nd : Ipe - riiost c ,',4c,T2wil I tg fitln- t 3Pe ati'3zick to .sruill taste, spin years ; ,wll Present P I extreiiie p retire iftto ,To OLT , t and ix ill ietters. Wx ta; Pap er. tSs which far tives.to al tree, of et becomes in adioo of tl inzep,deci ei be used wi • They al which cffe ot wet and net, esteemCci ti protific def neauly of 1 Seen ar C..ku Curious in .cilleion are MC.O we,r ;tree .t • IJ, `beiges . a f . o b Z t % t 1 1 7 Y ?-c IMP It( THE k ipf6rl Ptcried prir and durnbil are made i Ingdom, 1 7; 4 atittrattor % hurch. jhe Win Zted asusl A viaries. ;tI P - Pi e the