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~9 L ~, , , - Ve' 71„:ii."1-11:4' ,IF_,-+ •', 4A i1.;,,,*.,- -:,-.., : ti.,, 4 . • - 40 .. 4 . ' trffil.• - -, ' -.4 0 * t .: '.."--1 - I '. ' t i r• P ..-2 i. • •-_ th 474: :i 4 „t, '4 ‘C2't 4/6, ‘ .. -. , i r. , ••••„._, V , i , ; , , V • , i . , T Eld • t_ t l kitlNifiElt 2732.] TUES DzIY, J UNE 23, iBol. [PRICK six ?Rik/CEA LL PERSONS who are 'indebted to the late . J 0 liN FOSTER, of Leicester Grange, in the Counfy or \Vat - Wick, Esq. d&eased; are requested' to settle with RbbertiFoster, Esq.- or Warden Sergisort; E q. beityz-two - ori' tie Executors . , And all • Persons .who .my Claim or I)6 oand,on the lar Johnloster Et are ilcsired to send an tinny tirthe' 5.'64 tti e• above ' E. -g ieeutOrs,' at Leicester range, •flear Hinckley: • • , • WANTED a .SMALL HOUSE, or. COT-,. v V %TALE. FURNlSHED,.millstFUP.Nisutp, , vith Stabling . and Coach-house, from Flfteen to Eightyy. Mlles distant from Lorteion,ln a • Country where there Is plenty Of Game, F.articulartv Pheasants, and where the Advertiser can' have an extensive fibgky l okShogting. - • Apply to Mr. I-lugho, 1 , 10. 6, Xing's Bench Waltt.- Templ e . . • • • LINEN -DRAPERY and HABERDASHERY STOCK. • • . SELLING (?I , F, • • MHE TRIJS TE ES.of E“diC o f - LE.DEACPN and Co. res pea full y fo flu the: Nolil lit y and Ladies rn general, that the Stock in Trade, consisting of every descrip- . Non ot Linen.drapery, Prints, 7 ;a :titipus assort tnent of zeal and mock.. Bru ssels Veils, Black Laces, real, Mechlin and V a le nc i ennes ' Thread tapes, fancy and plain Silk Il an dkar c hiefa; a genirid iissOrihient 'pi* 'Haberdashery,. cheap Gloves, acc. ter. will commence selling nirrnis and continue until the whole is disposed ot. Ladies wilt find it convenient to call at N'o: 3z, New Boitel-street, pre: vious to their leaving Town, its. the. Trustea are determined Intender every article at ve r y re du c ed prices. June 18, Sor. VANCOUVER's VOYAGE. ROUND THE WORLD"; With Thirty.four Views, Ste. including 111'one Volume. of Charts. MR. STOCKDALE b egs l eave . to i n f orm the , Public, that he shall dispose of any Conics of the above valuable W or k' that 'may be ordered. on or before the. 3oth instant, at lot. los. but, alter that time, they will be advanced to Twelve Guineas. All the CopperPlatcs of the Folio Volume of Charts hay. ix% been lost, It Will be but for a short time, that this Voy nth with the-Charts, can be .procured at any rate, and the Itw Copies' in Mr. Stockdale's hands being sold, they - will, het*after, fetch a much higher price. Piccadilly, jUne 20, lot. . . , . ... . ISLE OF WIGHT. CAPITAL MANOR and FARMS. .. -., . . . . ' TO BE. SOLD BY. AUCTION, By. j. ,YOUNG,. On Thutsdav the d day Of fitly,' 180 t, at th 2 Berle Inn. N ''‘vilort, Isle ritWlght, at 'Five o'Clock'in t ": Al t...:1`11:), , n, _ un less soonertlispmed of by Private COntra.;,t, of whi,h immediate Notice. will be. given ; . . ' Id the ibllowinAr Lots : . • 14 i AIL that'lVIANR and FARM calltd in x kthpLEsrop, situate in the Parish of Arreto n nit three miles ;from Newport„and .thyee trotti egeton, a consisting of; a convenient ,Nlessuage or Itikvi4lii!g. " l ust', lately fi tted up at a:considerable expence, ...and with Suitabl e Barns, Stables, and . Out-buOdiogs, and about 3,ii) Attu of Arabic, Mcailciwr, Pasture,. Coppice, Wood, and Common' Land, thereto' belcinginr..-The above: Estate is rythe.ffee, extremely .well I,ttacked NVith timber ; the Royalty 46 : very extensive, and the ,Manor abounds with ' - Gam e . Printed:' ParticulaYS 'may ba had throe' weeks previous to the Saic.., at the Office of Mewl, Daman and Wafter, Rom - ail • 14ss,sts. Duill and N w latthes,. Inner Temple, London; 41g1,t rag, Ndwport ; (eorge and White Ihrt l . Wiatn ;• _, town;POrtSmuutlct Dolphin,Gdsport 4 Coach and Horses; \-outlit o p • . White ',nu, 4 t S . lisbui ; • An g el, Lyrait4ton;. grout, A img woy4';: and at the Alt tionLer's, Rentsey. N. 13 • ' Lets .2,•.'3; arid 4, a!z -. 4tated in a former AdvertiSe 'nen r, alit dieliosed of by Private. Contra& crwejTA.L. Nimgo.R. AND•rsTA - rE, -• •. STAFVORDIIIIt."E. T(>. lig 501,A.13v B Mesrs.: . SKINNER and DYKE,' • Ott Wettletday the'abtl lily'', at • Twelve,ti'CloCk, at raiva house,: s'Cliange'.alley, Conlin'', London; );arie Lot, • r• . C API TAL and' VERY VALUABLE L, F np.}lol.l)- - tsTATE; • 'situate . at•'Cli*Eoltt.; 1- 0 N . , 4,;fine: 41,t0a hy tk. C U N 7 1 . -of r s.TIE. RD., within • tont of., Leek and' Cheadle, t4ne Newcasne 4 arid hocit t rty 'from "Litchfield and Derby H 01,:p,T0 Nr„ w Ott ilia Free and Quit Rents,. Collett Baron, Isitununities, an a l Royal. deli, ove an exte t tit Of Country of abotit 20 stiles in circniti. ferenee; a very'Colntliodiout modem stone;:bnilt called W,ESTWOOI) HALL, with °likes, Coaelt-bouses, Stabling, Walled (i.a.kos, Ilieastire Walls,; desirable Farins . and' Tenements, interspersed with beautiful Woodslutd Plantations,. and a considelable E,,11 of Witter 4 the ‘vlaolecontaining.abolit rloo . Acres, except 4 small „Part Tythe..tec e , tinning a 'handsome I)oinain, capable •of grt.it improvem.mts the'rnii§t itinsiderahle part in •hand, and lett to Tertants at W,+l4. the „ryndinder on VCT)uDltl Livvo, -4n whose Demise the present Rang, amount* to iibullt SIX- TEEN HONOR I) i OUNDS ptt Ann. will •be raised considerably. E usi Vc 0/Westwood- -I ruondi",. said Mianor, and Improve:o)lc 4 situnt‘ a short distanca front Statliirds'inr: to whicirthere is a Rail RO4. Also the PE•I{P t. , A L It NC! , to tbo PArislt'oi Chedleton, of tit:: income about ON E• HU Nng pouN ns . pee Ant. To be vie Wed it triii'preeeding, th;:, Sale, by applyit4 to l`hoinas D.iwsnii - at Westwood Hall; ..NP in printed Par. ticulars may he ;••,also or Messrs_ Milk and C us° Solici. fors, Lezdt.; Mr. Drewry, Printer, taw! t Mr. Ifarropp, •Wineltester ; Drewry, Printer,. I)..eny :gwinney Ailli Qn. .1' rint4:s,:, 14rmin•;liatit (.iii.tilt lanai at StGne and Newcastle • .cieorge, i,nc)theid; Dog, Sandon i. king's Covontl4 /h.': Placc - of Satt ; and or Mew!. Skinner and Dyke, Aldersgate.streer, Catisa latet, vier est siotissirnt ! THE following Remarkable ,case evidently procle' the CONC ENT.aATED EXTRACT, or 'ANIMA of QUA'S S I A, , in the form of Pills, to be a paost powerful and I,l,:innparahlc Restorative for • WEAK and DEBILITATED CONSTITUTIONS, Consumptive Habits,- . • •Habltual Purgings, Loss of Appetite, Hypoc.ondrian .Affeaions, Paini and Weakiless of the. Z , leryoUs Weaknesses' • Sic:Truett. . The D4ieterious Lffitaik of ic•elalt4tion.ot roe Solids,.. Hot Climates, And particularly the ill ecinsettuetsces of intemPeritics) Atrophy, or Nervous Consumption. .._ Mrs. A--1, aged . 4g, had, for upwards of four months, peen constant ly sitiMring with a slow nervous fever pains_ in the brea st , short dry cough, and wasting of the botiy, which at lengths b rought her to that state of debility that :;let: was tytable ter.take• Vac slightest exercise, without extreme fa i n l gPet her spirits .. w ere very much dejeded, 'ter appetite:gone, _ thou, she supposed her case hopeless. The Bark and other • they Medicines were employed to 1113 good purpose, as eY were usually rejected Jas her stoinach. by taking three bores Of the Concentrated F.ittra6".t or Anima ,Quassia, she is CO MPICteIy restored, and now enjoys a better srate of health arki spirits than fcrinany years past. At family delicacy prevents the insertion of her +tame, any; 'udent inquiry will se'anstVered through the medium of the Wholesale Vender. The Coneentratti Extra& or ,Anima of Quassia, in 'the *r at of ili 3, was first discovered by. E. H A LAM, Apo.' t_beeary an d ; and'is''prepared Conl by E. klalkon 4 nd Cu. and sold, wholesale rui retail, Only, brllenjamin 41 ..10c, No. 74, Borou g h, ,London t and by his appointment, retail, 1.r,• *Oxford-street; Newbcry, corner 21St, Chxr,:i - i-yard; Pearsall, No. 231, High Hal-. pQrc.,,,, - Tett, Evcilatete ; Swirte3.., NO. 16S, and Tinlik,. N. f 27, 'Strand 3 -xcs and I°s. 6d. easy, and large packages, ctitstattt . g r ye boxes, ti, 2,a. each, duty included. ;' t LOTTERY. SPOPE resTee.tially informs the Public) that the • TICKfTS and SHARES in the present IRISH LpTTE KY, are on S.ile at his " Fortunate Office," No. 1 2 , corner Of the Royal 4ichange, fronting the Rank of-England, where capital arnounting to upwards of Eighty-seven Thousand Pounds, were sold and registered in the three pre ! ceding Lotteries. • LEW - ESTE bI.SHIRF. it.E.SII)ENCE. TO BE LETT,. fora Tenn, or trout Year to Year, And eh tered upon within a•Month, if desirable to :A •Tenao ROLLESTON I iALLi, atioitt .equally ijistani froittLbicester, MarketHarborough, and liPpingiron, ! within a convertient•clistiinc,e from.the Covers ihtitted• At% Mcynell*.s, the Dak-e`of Rutland's,: and . Str lea 11,a cotes Fox.:..hounds, „and =stir ;Adjoining tlte Tukapike RV,I; I from Leicesteeto Upping am.: • l'lle House - will lupus • every Collyenilince tor a•large Fa mily,' With ecelletit - Stabling cur Sixteen Horses; anti.two Coach-houses; all in tnost complete ro.hr. • The Pleasure .G rounds and Stirubbervn.are.eXtenSii , e, with Hor ;IA -Green ilouses hi; inltUn KitLll..o Gardtin of nearatt,Acm inclosed with, 101t ) '. , WAIs,-.covered with uncom - mon prolific Fruit in full- hr , tring, • , Any quantity ot Lana' requisite 14 Gen tlentan will he • lett with the House and ('r causes. .A • Tenant may he ther aeconmxiated with .the purchase of the choiee Hot and Green House Plants, and h:rve tut opportitni ty of purchasing any part •pt -the Gente...l Household U tun! ite.iii'ay tit desirous-of.' • • The Premises ;nay be viewed on tppii:ation.to.the Gar. d-aier at Rolleston-Hall ; and. Tertus and ft" hitt . 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WHEN Pror,ston:ll Men of I. , :titteation an.! tit,;',.tte flow the gottrat Sesteni U the 5 , :1ec.t.1.1, or a; sah.sl ion oli..int; colt. tinited the 1),:•,t or ,uper:ttritv. • E:ght have 1 ti.:v0t,..1 ttly practice to the excluslve tre.unterit. of Tim,: I re:tult .riy 0141 t to Typo,)e, far as I dtli able, the ravage:: 0! rt, ,, ..te Co;uplaints :ue the most invmrtaiit Ilk 14111, Vatalo,,itt; littmaa I :•ti er uuti:ition into every linnich, as an Alto) , Sargeon, forth, , ,I .1 VilS!I .111 ,:.(1•1:v. period Of PrAdiCk; to rescue in tro:., tu;4 l l c ientod men; or t h e e..ingefolS Vi'eCiliitati.:y tit .41,111etal riaditio'hori, • The 't tilt a Disookti:, On, Core of which I have de rival nIY attrotiott, tro.in;tlibe - eyety Ipecies e VENE. EAL IN F ONt, whether oe a recent or tong tin ratian: incis of detulity, front the habits ot schoul.boys, or. the ititiulgences of mature itße : lastly, that ilci.otoz111,111: (Alba system in.wo. men which is !IA I:It ENN or STE K !A:Pei Nitowthis art.' the ie,ttit of , ignorance, or baste in the. tie:m . llcm of a ,ini7it! Gonorrhoea; and it...not =- frequently happetto tINt t;o:: seeds of Lite. are poisortd by, the om .hour.- -Hy a superior me. thou such Colm:1,1!.:!., cured;. and, even where miters hare failed, 1 tlitat that InaY presume to ;414 a radical re-establishmon. few, however, ;,rte the cases of complicated Aliwess t rtl this disorder, comp:lr.:a with the Calamitous situatiuuc ut Men, ‘yho, .from indulgence, in a solitary vier, or the prevalent gaieties. of a 1;1)1)48)41e life, acquire that state of Debility,:' which is the unaVoidable consequence of such pernicious habits. Wherelhe nithappy starer broods over his niscry, but carafu II y conceals hi mistOrt one, it may be some conso. lation tbr him to know, that although it be an objeei of doubt or uncertainty .with other Practitioners, .the removal of these I)ericient.:lps by .the, gradual. progress . of Renova. titan, is the accniiretnent of my lixperieitce. the. rites of liar:elms or VCIVaS havq began t 4 rciltiv Manly vigour, , much anxiety' will be preVented by an early Countqrae tion'of this languid etc ; and hr base cues, ,110 great difficulty will occur. • • liat wher,: this Deliciertcy has for . years cxisaed, a proper perever.ince is halispens,lbly 'etllllsitrt to revive the Slum bering Sparks of Lite, :it'd tai le-animate the CoMtitution. NI A It k t E I) W 0 NI EN s Lave long been disappointed in their cv.pc,:lations of it thity,„l34 assured, that in most 1111.TAnc.v4, such * , !ecti are curable by Metlical so vvieutial to my undertaking, and w;liell I kiivepiestunetf to state, term the of ,my prvc.tviions, ant hi chinCich:llCC- with such thi4 . 1:; giY.ll, that Mr. IL may be &Insulted, per, , m - I.llv, 9r by LeTierS (inclosim,- sni:;11 Note), at tits hottsz, I`4o. , Arunnct stroe4 4tr.ihdi near Temple Bar, l'itrre is an .additional -Entr4nre Water-zatect, adjoining, anti t!t Name et ktn both. the door*. • ivigApoet or th 4 Roial t;ollege of 6 upon& IMPERIAL PintLIAMKViI &USE OF PEERS ; IBSONrmY,•)U,fE SCOTS APPEAL. tt(i LLD MACDOgALD ) . O#%CI.II.IIIt,OLIALLia, ANLi OTHERS. Messrs. ati..1.0.5. And ACK &TOSII were be a r ( ' at considerable length on behalf of the AN7llant, after which the House, on the Motion of the Lo-rtrs CH AN (lEL, R, who, as well as the Law lje , ts pre. sent,. Lords Titutt,ow anti Rostart, seemed tt* have made . 11 1 their minds upon the Case, itmne. diately ordered the Decree of the Scots Court to hz affirmed. A consitierable nuttiber *ere brought up from.the Commons by di&rent Gentlemen. The rarioui . Bills before the flousd were forward. ed in their respecflive stages—among thegc were the Clerical eligibility and the Irish Martial Law Bills, which were read a third time and passed. The House then ) pursuant to the Order of the Day, resolved into a Committee on the Indemnity WALSINGHAM in the Chair. The 'various Clauses and Provisions of the Bill, were brought regularly under the consideration of the Committee, in the usual way; in the course of which. The LORD CAINCELLOR , took occa i sion to address a few observations to the Committee, prina eipally, as we,could collett, upon the general mode of wording, and the phraseology of the Bill; as welt as the operation of one or two of the Clauses ; re. speCting the former consideration, he Observed, he should have to allude to a Learned and Noble Friend. of his then absent,.but as that Noble Lord, as well, as others, lcnew that he was incapable of saying any thing in his 4bsence that he would not say, in his presence the former consideration should not deter His Lordship then proceeded to observe. upon the important as Weil as the arduous nature of framing a Bill, as to the phraseology and language, and upon the rules by which his own predict was regulated with respett to those matters, while its the office of Attorney General, which was to ad')pt , the mode used by his predecessors, and sanetioned by the countenance of the Legislature. In the pre.. sent instance, the Learned Gentleman who drew the Bill, observed the same line. The language used was formed upon the precedent of former Ads, which was sanctioned by ' the approbation and the use of those great luminaries of the Law, Lords SOMERS and I-lAstov, - IC a, upon sintilar occasions, and even accenting to the Mt which was proposed while his Noble and Learned Friend himself filled the office of Chancellor. The Clauses of the Bill were then agreed to by the Committee, and' the house resuming,' received and agreed to the Report, and ordered their- . I.aard.. ships to be summoned upon the third reading of this Bill, which was fixedfor tcmnorrow. Lord HOB ( %11 T moved flit: set , onti reading of the Bill, for 'indemnifying certain person; in Ireland, for Mis hyPthhu committed, in the preservation of the, Peace, and 'the suppressing of Insurredion in that part of the United kingdom, within a given period. . " The Bill \Vas accordingly read a second time, and, on his' Lordship's Motion, ,committed ler to., morrow. The LORD' C ELIA/1Z , after a . few prefifory observations, moved far the appointment Of a Ova., mitte.e, to " Take into con , ideration the Standing. Orders of the:titousc rcspe&ing Private Hills, *solar AS the same may Apply to that part a the United Kingdom, called Ireland." The Motion, after a few words from Lord AL,. vArtt. ET, principally to the 0'4% 'that Seorland should be Included its the regulatiop, , which drew an observation From, the L CRANCA LO R, re we,ftiog the peculiar circumstances which this COun— try no'Aisiood irt' with resped:tti Ireland, and'The very advanced period of,ritc S'tssion ; and a stigge. lion, ~that the Noble atil.Larned Lord's idea re.. speding Scotland, might be aded up,m in the Nxt session, wi t s agreed to,. and th i e • Cori mittee pointed •accordiugly•; consisting,- as we could col., led, for the most part, of Tri4lt Reprentativa Peed. . • Petition, on the part of. Sir John Hatton, Bart. being duly presented to their Lczdships, praying that leave be given to withdraw his Divorce NIL now pending, thequestion was put, which was car. tied in the attimative, and the , Bill was ordered to be withdrawn accordingly. The Order of the Day being read respecting Hayes's Divorce Bill (the outline of which case, has been given by ut when the Bill first came under their Lordships' consideration), Counsel and Evi:. dente were called'in. The examination of the various Witnesses brought forward ran to a considerable length,- from which, and the statement of Counsel, it additionally ap. peared, that MTS. Hayes eloped from, her husband's house at Deptford daring his absence on His Ma. jesty's Naval Service in •the Mediterranean, and continued in concealment a long time, during which every eMleavotir on the part of her inured husband tti discover her was vain. During the period of het so absconding it appeared in evidence, that she4 ti t been in a lodging in an obscure part of Hoxton, where The had been delivered of a child, w;lich, ou a comparison of:the time of Lim. Hayes's absence' from &Wand with the period of her , delivery, could not be his ; and it also appeared, that her paramour, Carter, 'frequently visited her while at those lodgings, where on different nights, it tr um. pired, they had lain together. Respefting the Deed of Separation between Lieu. • tenant Hayes and his wife, turuir discussion took BANK NOTES,--A New Edition. 'Pi Dav was published, Filth tdition, Price One Shilling, l'rh; , ..'l J. S. Jordan, No. tp, Ludgar-hill, opposite 01,1 ao , i No.. 165, ; INIQUITY of •BANKING- or 13. g tnk t Notes proud to he an injury to the Public, and , the real 'Cause of the present exorbitant Price of Proilistons'. • 01 whom may be had, • Iniquity of Ilankmg ; Part Containing u further •I llustratioil of the injustuw. of the - Paper System, &re. Vic. the 3d Edition. Price 4S. • 'Eno rapid s. 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