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• P7i4i .- the LOND,ON Z :31," , . Loid Cilowitriun's, OA., MaTii3o. .Netice.i . s . bert:by given, that thLre - ,,K.i.11 be a Draw .i_-,.r..0n: at St. 'fatties's, on Wr.:dne". , dilyl tTelit,. the 4111 Of Judi:, 18 u 6. . . • ' • Iry -gijice, 111,9 , 31, tSA . . . llis Maje.kty has been o.leter..l to appoint Lietitenant-Ceneral. His 4-ligii,tiess .William Irk:di:rick Dui,e• c.,f'6l9tcester, K. i; a troti) tae. 6111 Foot, to be Colonel of the 3dßegi 'tient of. Fort Guards, vice Ow Duke Of Argyili:deceztscd. . . Ordeivia Office, 11 , 7,9 79,.. iSo6. Co , p. R jai tlitoy Drivos. LielitenJut W. 41. Humphreys to he C , lpt.tiliColiiirisary, vice Ixe, retired. 'Dated May , • . _ Cfizinivion in thelnterne.s. shire Regiment - of Al.ilitia, signed ty• Lieute,ant c/ the County cf tut:co:pt. - _ ain.tl; Carmichael, .Esq. to be Captain, vice Robertson, re.. Dated May 1 - ; . 115c.6., C..p.v.viiii,m; in the Second Battalion Of Banffshire Voliinteers, s t;' o . the J.Ord the tj Ranj: i<anine,. Gent. to-be• Ensign, vice Stewart, removed to 6.0111 Foot. Dated May 1, Cwmiiissions iigned y tht , Lieutenant of tire Coutiy of • Pettit. Th-igade,qll:..yal Pe, t&bire rduweers. istior Sit:rthearw) Re; ; ;lnent. 3.lichacl Esq. to be. captain., Dated June 25, tSc5. Attirriky, Gent. to,le Lieutenant.. J)ated"lune Geiggc tithne, Gent. tole Ens:gn. .14ted 2D, .7.":), IS ' ^dr (or 'Perth) Regiment. P..rArj Gem: to he Adjutaut. Dated Dec. ,6, aos. ' 3,1 for Aibdi) • john Sinclair, Esq. tb be" Captain. Dated lan. 5, 1806. David Fe.gnson ) Cent, to be. First Lieutenant. Dated as •Alexander. Campbell, Gent, to be Second Lieute -114111. Dated As above. BANKRUPICIES ENLARGED. john Bennet, Corn inou r Martin, Sometsetshire, lames A3tYnnet, - of Manchester, and George Bennet, of Bedminster, Sornersetshire, dealers and co-partnt.trs, trom,lune . 7 to I uly z 6, at ten,,at'the Bush Tavern, Corn-street, Bristol. Vinuncl Aekertnann, of New Broad-street Mews, London, metenanti front lune 24 to July 12; at ten, at -Guildhall. "B,IA KR UPTS. lbhn :`Weston, of Lane-End, Staffordshire, riotter, to sur renilvr June 16, 17, and July 12, at ten, at the White Hart, Stailord. Attorines,. Mr. john Lilly.rarker, Stafford ;or Messr6. Smart and Thoias, Staple's_ inn, LondOn. Iti:hard Hardonan and Peter. Wright, of Liverpool, merchants. Tana co'-partners, to'kurrender' July 2, and 12, at one, at tlie.ckne Tavern, LlVerpool.• ,Attornies, Messrs. Stani. stree: and eden, liiverpool ;'or Mr. Windle; john street, 13e.dford..row, London. 10/41 Collis, of IlOwndsclitch, London, - pluml.er, to surrcn der mu.: 5, at ten, 14, at. one, "and july tz, at ten, at Attornies, Messrs. Luckett ,and ;turner, • Wilson-street, Finsbury-square.. lvlarmaduke Westwood,' late of Crooked-lane, Fish-street: Loudon, cabinet-maker, to surrender one 3, 14, and hay- 12, ai ten, ..Attorney, Mitts, Sy inOild's- Inn, Chancery-lane. • Alexander Dbrhatn; of 'Birmingham, grocer, to surrender lune 3, 14, and July. tz; at ten, at London. Anon - nes ' C.: Mr. Lilt - On, Chancery-lane, London; or Mr.' Samuel Lowe, Birmingham. George Browne,. of the Old - City Chambers, Bishopsgate sin:et, London, merchant, to surrender l unt 7, 14, and I uly• 12, at ten, at Guilt:hall. Attorney,. Mr. Aubert, Symoncits- Lm. - • Willittin'Kent and Ferdinand - Burlton, of Sheerness, Kcnt, slopsellers ;did' co-partners, •to surrender j 4ne 3, 14, and luiy 12, at ten,, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Burt, Obuld-sq,are, - Crtitched-tears. ' Fannery, of Leeds, .Yorksaire, .whitesrnitn, to Sur render j.une 18, 19, and." uly.Jzost.eleven, at the'aotel, • Leeds. Attornies, Mr. lames Lambert, Hatton-Gayclen, • London ; or Mr. john - • . 7. Henry Fishier, of Gracechurch-stteet, London, grocer, to • surrender June 7, 14, and July tz, at twelve, 'at Guild_ nail. Attorney, Mr. Alen, London-strpet,. fenchurch- street. Rcbert Naylor, la,te commander of the'ship Fortitude,.mer chant, to suriende4 'nue 7, 17, -yid July 12, at tweive, at G I, Loliduli:Aftorities, Messrs. E. and T. Dawes, Angel-court, Throgrnortun-street. • DIVIDENDS. - - 4 June :S. — Henry Dobson, ,late 'Of Goodmanchester, .'and Ed-' ward Dobson, of Brampton, . Hunting:Armoire, millers and to-pa:'!hers,'at, eleven; at• tht fountain lon,. ii unting don. une 26. lanies Bennett, and Thomas Bennett,. of Ilunting. don, drapers and co-partners,, at eleven, at the Fountain Inn, Huntingdon June 25. Edward Griffin,-: of St. Michael, in Bedwai'dine, Worct.sterShire,,grocer, at ten,,at the Bush Inn and Tar an, Wortester. T un e al.. John. Ellis, of Tavistock.street, 'Middlesex, linen draper, at ten, at Guildhall. • Tune :I. Richard Ginger, of Qaienhithe, London, salter, at twelve, at Guildhall. • • I une_24. Robert Par kinion, of Deal,-Kent, druggist, at ten, ' at Guildhall; Loidirin. June am. Ma pia Watkins, now or late of Wells, Somerset shire, milliner, at ten,•at Guildhall, London. june. 24. s Satituel Newman, - late of Finsbury-place, Middle sex`, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. 7 July 12. 13 en),inin liewtiney the elder, of Littkfield,street, Riegat4, ,urrey, horse dealer, at ten; at Guildhall, Lon don. July 1. William Field, of Old Swan-stairs, Upper Thames - street, London, merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall. July 1. George I' felt', of Old Swan-stairs, Upper Thames " stteet, London, nwrcilant, at twelvd, at Guittinall. • July 5. Lawrence Smith, at PRrtsinquilt; draper, at twelve, at Uuildhall, Lontion. . . June 25. Mai, Ifag s ;, df Bath, grocer, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, 13.itii. June 21. hene.iict Paul Wagner, of Great Winchester-street,. London, niercriant,.at ten, at Guildhall. ' June 23.. . "1:1:(nnas - sirare, rate of Cleobury-Mortimer, Salop, druggist', at eleven, at the-Eagle and Serpent inn, Cleo, bury- Mortimer. June 23. Eltzaheth Share, widow, and - .lVimas Share, late of Cieobury-Mortimer, Salop, druggists, at the Eagle and Serp,;ni Inn, Cletibury-Mortimer. July 5. George ..Akett and .Charles Young, of Clan - 110rd:- Briggs LincollishiN., corfi-merchants' and co-partners, at eleven, at the White . Lion Inn, Glaniford-13riggs. • ' June 25 "Riehard'Green,. late of Olney; Buckinghamshite, • 11Le.inereiiant, at eleven, at the Anchor Ini,. Newport- Buckinghamshire. Tilly lames'Nlarriot, late'of Wiley, Buckinghamshire, lace- n - ,erchanc, cieven,„at the Saracen'S Head Inn, New- . port- • June zS now of Siler-strcet;'Woorl-stract, Che.iparde, - 4 forinerly of .-Alderrnanbtiry, London, Man chester at One; at Guiluttall. June 18. Daniel 1-liBg,, now or late, of Chipping Sodbury, G lonces.tersnire,' tHandy at ten; :at the Pr Hite bromi-sheet, Bristol. "5 • 7. ; CER I IPI CATES.: • Tune 21 . Thotrias Hadfield, of Waketiele, Yorkshire, dealer. George • , owlca, of Manchester, • corn- dealer: I'v illlant Swift, of Sun-street, .I..fillopsgate-street, London, t runk -mak ef. . , . NV illiam Kemp, of Faversham', Kent, grocer. ' • A 0r..i,,1nt• .-.,,,t.:tasoit, Of Ratcliff-CrQs,,illiddle'sex, coal-mer - (thou. . .. , Robert Stout, of-South ShiClds, county of Durham,. butcher. Ric takd Brooknolding Jones, of Eardistahe, LinCtittige, Wor . oastersifire, antler. . . . - The applications h.ave been considerable, parti culrtriy true) the. Court end of the TONVI), Fri day's Dra,ing of ,the Lottery, for such pnrchasable ciHne.'s as yet to be tri.'t with. On inquiry it is tound;.ina, tills increase of -interest is owing to the sii - lking ',:ncuilyitance of the greatest Prize iii the p4.-!sedi. being.aliotted to the First di - awn urabei' on, tie ensuing Anniveiry (Wednesday. et: Aiwimcit ; vel - y plaise-worthy • of lespL%:t to the be,t of Kings. R cIIAR 11 At: R Is, of No. 4, Bow-street i an , At the - A N- OFFiOE., No. 11Q, Strand • where Adver tis ;melds. Orders _SPORTING INTELLIcENcE. °MANCHESTER RAC ES'. WSDNESDAY, MAY 28.. A Sweepstakes of logs. each, p. p. for Horsea, Mares, &c. One mile heat. Lord Grey's ch. c.- St. Domingo Lord G rosvcndy's cli. c. - Same day, a Hunter's Sweepstakes of logs. each, for horses, &c.—l ourtnlle heat. ' E. Rushton, Esq.'s ch. g. aged - M. W. Creswell'a b. g. Sportsman - - - a F. 1). Astiey, clt. g. by Citizen, 5 yrs. old - - 3 Same day, a Nate of 7,1. by 3 and 4-yr olds, &c. The best of three z-mile heats. Mr. Wm., Hurchinaon's br. c. l)idapper, 4 yrs old - I t john Clifton, Esli.'s ch. c. Welch Harp, 4 yrs'old •-• 2 2 The Ground was well attended, -and the sport remarkably good on the first day, every heat being closely and severely contested, "particularly those for tile 701. Plate. THURSDAY, ,MAY 29. A Sweepstakes of zags each, p. p. Three yrs old a feather; 4yrs old 75t,_ iilb. ; yrs old Sat. ; 6yrs old and aged tisr. rzlb. ,One 4 mile heat. F. D. Asticy, Esq.'s ch. c: by Marske - - walked over. C. Smith, Esq.'s b. rn: I lebe, yrs old Cu!. Taylor's b. g. by: Sir Peter, out of Golden Locks, yrs Same Day a Sweepstakes of togs each, for Horses, &c. not exceeding t . - hands ; under 13 hands a feather,. 13 hands 6§t, , ; those aoove 13 hands 71b. for an inch, and so on in piciportion for each inch or half-inch above. The best of three 2,lliiie Heats. • •• Wm. Seddon, ESq.'; oh. poney, Penelope, 6st. Mr. Csint. Creswell's ch. podey Uy Spear, feather . - - - F. I). Miley, Esq.'s br. m. Clementina, by Regulus, 6st, 71b. - . - • Same day a Maiden _Plate of 74. by any Horse, Marc, Or Gcldin,,,, that never 1 , / 011 a-scl. (sweepstakes and matches ext.eßt , ,:ct.) Four yr olti colts 7st. rzlb. • syrsold cat. 51b.; 6',rs old a;:cl aged gst: rzlb. Mares' andfilhes to be allow ed 3 lb. the best.of three 4-mile hats. johnlicitharn, Esq..'s bay l'uirse, Bounce, 4 yrs old 3 4: I Mr. Kirby's pay filly, Laura,.4 yrs old • I X 2 Sir '1 . Gascome's chs. filly, Lea:ripe-A; 4 yrs old 2 3 Mr. H-. B. Hodgson's grey colt, Snap, 4 yrs old - dr Betting for the 7A. !'late,' before starting, S and 6 to r on ' Laura ;. after the first I -eat; ; eo to ; atter tile second heat, even betting. The knoNynKtnles were completely i had. . - 2 I - 2 • 2 MA,DDINGTO.N.--STOCK.I3RIDC;E COURSE. 7,HURgDOT,' MAY 29.-2 D DAY. Sweepstakes. of sy4s Cacia',- with - iopp. af.P.ded by the Club. (Seveoteeii Su . bscrt i.ters). Mr. 'Douglas's. 4.. li. 'Ducat, by Coriander, 6 yrs old . Mr. D. Peilebtriart, yrs old Sir H. I.ippineutt'S . Milior, 5 yrs old - 3 FRIDAY. A Handicap Plate of sal. ter ail horses.' Heats the last Mile• Mr. Douglas's Duca, 6 yrs old, its% tolb. - Mr. Herbert's Little l',:ggy, 5 yrs old, lost. 71b. o 1 3 Mr 1). Radelitre's Pedestrian; ,yrs old, lost. 0 2 dr Mr. Worrall's,Peggy Lose, aged, 9st. ielb. - 6 4 a ,Mr. Biygs's Margaretta, 4 yrs old, 9st. zlb. 5 3 dr Sir I-I. Lippincott's Sl4te, 6 yrs ow, I iSt, 41b. 4dr Sweepstakes of to.. Guineas each.-2o added. -• • - . . Sir H. Lippincott's gr. c. by Guildford, Bst. !zit). -.. i• Lord Siiokville's Whirligig,' 12st. ' - • - ' z Mr., Worrall's Piper, lost. .71b. - - -- 3 .Alr. Goddard's Optician, nat. 31b. - 4 Col. Keinpcote's Dudley, test. 51b. agst Lord Brooke's MungO.Park,e, lost. —a dead heat. A few days ago.as a collier was going into a pit nearCliesterfield, accompanied. by his two sons, the bucket upset, when the eldest son fell to the had both his thighs broke, and: died instantly.—. F.Tad it not been for the immediate assistance of the Banks man, the other two in all probability would have shared. the samesfate. • - SHIP NEWS. POOLE, MAY 30. Arrived—the Harriston, Marshall, from Sunderland ; Bet sey, Collins, ;Min Newport : Perseverance, Lambert, from Tel.hy ; Ncr.w Elope, ,Manelaws, from Weymouth ; Grace, Bald:At, .trotu Teignmouth ; Hope, Righthea►l, from Ports mouth. . _ _ Sailed—the Dart, Harland, Active, Baynes, and Aaive, Williams, t, , r Portsmouth ; Lady Bunkley, Joues, and 13ro thers, Burgoin,, for Liverpool.; William, Cm:kraal, Hope, Netherwood, Minerva,. Lander, and Venus, Chandler, for London ; Nestor, Young, fur Sunderland ; lames, Lrown, ter G ivemck ; Urinia,, Thomas, for Newfou.ndland ; and New Hope, hlauelaw•s, for Weymouth. GRAVESEND, MAY 29; • , Passed by—the Black Prince, Hunter, from Waterford; Caprepan, Rowe, from St. Michael's ; and lioffpung, Bales, Sailed —the Olive Branch, Littlefield, and Happy, Crit 'chill, tur Madeira; llelvoir Castle, Evans, for aterford ; Fame, Curtrison, and Eleanor, Dwyer, a id W Anna Maria, for Tonni ng,en MAY 30. Passed by—the Atalanta, Davis, from Ply mouth ; Amelia, Bote,. from Lisbon; Areas, ..Gibson, from Messina ; Martha Washington, Cattier, from' Trieste ; Dol. phin, • Craft, from Alexandria •, Gustalf 'Sophia, mein, from Palermo; ,lloope, Sistratu, -and_ Drie Gebroders, pate,. from onningen. Sailed—the Rufus, --, for' Seiiegal ; and Surprize, M'Cail, for Dublin., BRISTOL, MAY 30. Arrived—the General Johnson, Wiirenam, Mercury, Weeks, Hibernia, Davis, and Admiral 'Nelson, -Lilton, from Cork. Sailed—the Henry and Mary, Dringey, tor Cork. PO J'LLVEI rut!, DtEssEs. --I. • A dress white (tape. etnbrol(le:red down the front and round tree wititv).4l or silver; the sleeves very short in tr nt, and endatoidered to correspond . with the dress ; the bosom quite phiri,- with a stuall lace tucker ;an under dress of white - tarsnet. White kidsho&s and gloves. - The hair dressed and - ornamented with a gold ' comb 7 , - •• . z. A short dress ofalternate stripes of blue,orlilac,crape, - and white silk net; the Lyn tom trimmed with eniboSsed rib , band; long sleeves of spider net ; an under-dress of white. satin trimmed also with entbost:ed ribband. White kid shoe's. The trait dressed wilh a tiara of steel bugles. WALKING DRESSES. — t A morning dress of white Card, brie niuslin, made quite tight over the 129SOill i and buttoned 'down the front ; the bottom trimmed with worked muslin ; long sleeves, with work let in the top, to correspond 'the bottom of the dress. -A'srraw hat turned up in ;ftont: • 2. Along dress of white inoslin, with a l mantle of slate reilonred sarsnet, trimmed all round. with an Indian border !ing.- Slate-coloured shoes and stockings. 'A turban Ilia of istraw,.with a cantab crown. HALF LENGTHS.--r. The vintage bat of. wrought straw, trimmed with lihtt ribband, and ornamented with a flower. A cap of spider net, trimmed With quillings of ntlt round the front and crown, with-a large bow of yellow ribband in the front. 3. A. plain dress.of,white" muslin, with a,spencer of . apple-blossom silk; the .spencer made close, awl quite • tight over the brosorn, crosses behihd, and ties in front; the lapels and biti)tthns of the sleeices7 trimmed with quillings of white net; Silk bonnet to correspond with the spencer. 4. Fiat of white silk,' turned up iu front with a large point, and trimmed with bows-of white silk. White cstrich feathers `crossing over the crown: 5. The Grassini cap of spider net and silk, ornamented with ribband. • S ER V ATIONs.—TIte prevailing colours: are apole-blos; som, lavender, 14neand yellow.. The mi)b caps continue to be niaiversalli.worn ter morning dress, lined with . coloured silk, and ornamented with flowers, or large bows of. ribband. The long mantles areal-so much worn, both in silk and ; the muslin ones are bound .Vith coloured ribband, anti trimmed . with lace. Feathers and flowers have again ap= pared.; flowers are universally worn in full and undress. AGRICULT(TRE,• MONTHLY REPORT FOR MAY. The 'Wheats on the ttrong wetlands have gone off much 'within the last month, having suffered 'consi deratily.from the wire worm and slug; those 'on ten der soils continue 'luxuriant; and spindle freely h every pros Pea of a good crop. The Oats and Barley plants are very unequal the early - sown haVe a ma nifest advantage; those got in just before the dry weather bearing but an unpromising appearance. The Rye GraSs and Clovers are generally . stout, and on some warm soils are begun to: be cut. .Winter Tares are also abundant in most distrias. - The grasa lands are much' benefit by, the late rains. THe first Potatoes in Essex have planted well. The Hop plantations in Kent, Sussex, and Surrey, have plenty of bide, and continue free from vermin; The Meat Markets are steady, at nearly last month's prices, e.)6= cepta small rise at SMithfield on prime Beef. Lean Stock has had a start, from the prospect of abundant feecL Horses remain high priced for good ones of all - sorts.. Pigs are lower.---The Wool Ikarket has ex perienced little or no varia l tiod from the last Month's Report. LAW REPORT. COURT 6F KING's 11E14CiI, MA x. 30. lIUDDART P. GRIMSHAW AND OTHERS. This was an action brought by Capt. Huddart against MesSri. Gritnshaw qnd CO. of Sunderland, for an alledged infrinoemeiit of his Patent for making cables and Other cordage: It was tried at the Sittings, in London, before Lord ELLENBoaouon,:after chaelmas -Term, J 803, when Messrs. Grimshaw and Co. relying on the insufficiency of the Plaintiff's evidence, called - no witnesses-.: however; the verdiei was against them, which Mr. GIBES, in the Hilary Term following; applied and:obtained a Itule nisi to set aide.,—Mt. GIBBS observed, that -his Learned Friend, Mr. ERSKINE, had seduced the verdiCt by his inexhaustible fund of ingenuity.and humorous ettusions. • 'Elie Parties afterwards,referred their differences to the arbitration of a respectable Barrister, whose Award, which- was this day made a Rule, of this Court, is as. follows :--- . . . 1 award and determine, that the mode, or modes, adopted and used by the said Messrs. Grimsh.-I , v and Co. of making ,Ropes and Cables at their said Maillitla)ay,' at Sunderland, are not, nor is'any of thew ( an infringement, .or infringe. meats, of the said Patent granted to the said loseph. Hutlciart, a$ atureSaid, or of any part thereof." • -Mr. T. Amos, a person nearly 60 years of age, Who had resided four. years at Tottenham, .put an end to his existence a.few days ago. He was a sin gUlar chara&er, for during the time he had lived at Tottenham he was never known to go out of his house but three times ; nor. had he-any visitors dur ing that period. On the day on which he committed the apt of suicide, he, went into the p`rivy of a neighbour's house, and hung hithself to. the roof A boy, who had been several times to the door, at length got on the top, .and took off some of the tiles, when his hand_came in conta& with the head Of the deceased. The jur3} returned a verdict of Lunacy is singular that a few years ago the wife of, this man terminated her eiistence• in a similar manner. We understand that a very extensive and valuable mine - of - most excellent coal has been discovered and proved, b,y Mr. JAMES, to exist on the:Sussex'coast. A discovery, of this nature; particularhi in that part of the kingdom,. Must prove 'an event of great na 7 . tional - b6=ittit and importanc;., • . . . Consumptions and, other decays,of nature, whe ther the,erfeas 'of. natural consequences, or proceed ing from.impruidencies, or an advanc7d stage of have- engaged the study and attentlon of the first Physicians of this and all other nations in vain, until Dr. Cordial Bal;;s 6" 'Gilead was 'happily disco~ Bred, and promUlgated to world, and which has produced.:such instances, of its good effeels as must convince the most incredulous of its amazing restorative powers.. To enumerate its truly happy, healing, balsaniic, and renovating efficacy, testi moni athe first authorities' are now extant. ‘ - It is adinirably calculated for bilious and Other disorders of the stonmeli and howelS ;, for head aches, occa sioned tip, indigestion ; and for preventing _palsies and apoplexies, so often the consequences oe free living. Recor;rse.shonld:be bad to it after every ex cess, and Upon every slight indisposition.- . —The I.os. (id- and 335. bottles . may. be had of Matthews and 18,.Strand, and of every reputable Medicine Vender in the Kingdom, 'with the words, ‘,‘ Sand. 4 Solomon, Liverpool," engraved on,the ,Stamp SIRTIIS. On the 3 ist ult. in Pall. Mall; Lady Stirling, of Faskine, Lanarkshire, of a Daughter. Yesterday ❑corning, tne Lady' of James Christie, Esq, of Pall-Mall, of a Datiz,hter. MARRIED On Saturday the 24th ult. .by special licence,.at Clontarf Church, Bertram Alittord, Esq. youngest 'son of William Niacin!, Esq. of E xbury, in tile County of Southampton, and nephew to Lord Reciesdale, to Miss 1. rances Vernon - se cond daughter of John Vernon, Esq. .of C font:art Castle, in the County of • On Thursday, the Rev. James INiidman Alexander, Fel- Trinity College,. Oxford, to Miss Caroline Greenhill, of StOke Newington. On Sattirday List, at lia&ney Church, Mr. Tim. Smart, of Providence-row, Hackney, to Miss Berry, of BAches row, City road. . . , VILLA, BANKS OF TIM THAMES,. sr AllsrEs, itx Y. , TO BE SOLI) 10/ AtxTlOkr, By Mr. CHRISTIE,. • • • At his .. dreat Room, in Pall-Mall, on Tuesday, June 17, ' •at One n'Clock, TI -TAT Beautiful and CorniMa VILLA, called EGHAM ft Y HOUSE, with • Coach-house, Stabling - for four. horses, Offices, Lawn, and Pleasure ground of two acres, shaded by spreading trees, and slop. , ing to the Twines, and three acres of Meadow and five of Araible'(held for at years; adjoining thereto, on the Bank and Surrey Side of the Tharns,. at Staines. - The Prenlises comprise, entire Groirnd Floor, a large Hall, Billiard Room, Dining Parlour, and interior A partments. On the First, a spitci4Ms Drawing-room, Library, .four chambers, and ;Breakfast-robin,'cominanning a picturesque view over the River to Windsor Castle, and tour lied-memo Its the. Attics. . . _ • This singularly elegant Villa and Grounds have received embellishments - front various-hands to the amount of several thousand' pdunds, and are now in complete and neatest order, fit tOr the irpmediate occupation of .a Genteel Family ; are held o❑ Lease, eleven years unexpired, at the trifling Rent of 351. ; but the Lease mat• be extended to 45 years on allowihg a small-advance upon the annua► rent. May be viewed, with Tickets only, and printed Particular; may be had at the.llUsh, Staines ; Castle, Windsor ; TalbOl ,and Castle,- Richmond ; at Garraway'o, and in Pall Mall.. NEAT COUNTRY RESIDENCE between PINNER and KICKMANSWORTEL SOLD BY• AUCTION, By Mr. CHRiSTIE • At his Great Room, in Pall-Mall, on T s uesday, the 17th inst. - • 7-at One o'Clock, A' NEAT and COMPACT COUNTRY RESI LA. UENCF, copyhOld of Inheritance, but equal to Free hold, being .subject to a small Fine certain and no heriot, with Stabling , tbr three horses,. Coach:house, snrtil Farm yard, Kitchen-garden fully cropiltd, LaWn, Fieasure-ground, and Shrubberies, Orchard, and tour Inclosures of* rkh mea dow-Land, in the whole about t6Acres, pleasantly situated at Northwood, contiguous to•Ruyslip-Coppiee, a favourite Cover of the Berkeley Hunt, and s ,ited to receivJ a moderate sized genteel Family,l.but ciarticti:arly desirable for the lover of rural amusements, the 'Neighborhood being distinguisited for Fox-hunting -and excellent Trout-fishing ; 'distant -.th miles from. Pinner and Riamanswoith, and a 6 from London.. Alsu a Fr&hold recent Inclosure'or three Acres, conti guous.. May be viewed with Tickets, and printed Patticulirs may be had at (;arraway's, and in Pail-Mall. • NAVIGABLE CANAL,CHELSEA WATER-WORKS— SHARES and MORTGAGE BONDS. MONTHLY SALE. By Mr. SCOTT, On Friday the 6th of June, at Twelve o'Clock, at Gar. r.tway's - , Change-alley, London, Shares in the following Navigations, viz. GRAND - JUNCTION—Shares, Half Shares ; Olitional Loan Notes, and Mortgage Bonds, bearing five per Cent. interest. The ASHBY-DE-LA-ZOUCH CANAL—five Shares, a Loan Bond of 5001. a ditto of 25e1. beating five per - Cent. interest, secured on the said Canal. The SWANSEA CANA L—Ten Shares, the last Dividend was at 41. per Share,expeded to increase. The GRAND SURREY CANAL—Five Shares, a very . improving undertaking, judiciously advancing. Ten Shares in the LANCASTER CANAL ; and Five Shares in the CHELSEA WATER-WORKS, an established Concern. Particulars at the New Hotel, Birmingham; . at Hatchet's . Hotel, Piccadilly ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Scott, as, New Bridge-street, Loudon, THE improved PEDOMETER, .or WAY WI SE R, which when worn in the Pocket, ascertain the distance the ‘Vearer walks (price Two. Guineas). Sold by SPENCER and PERKINS, -Watch-makers, No. j, WeSt End of Newgate-street (removed trom on account ot the. Improvements there).; who for near thirty years have fabricated, these Machines ; _and. though ,they do not claim the Invention, it being F almost as ancient as Pocket Watches, yet all that ever carne - to their knowled, have been so rude in their shape, inconvenient in wearing, and incorrc in their performance, as to ;have been soon laid by as useless. This, which they take the liberty to oiler to the Public, is; elegant in itself, most conveniently used ? iierfedly correct, and, What is &sizable in all Machines ot , Fancy, exceeding cheap; not liable to be out of order; and is a most amusing Companion to Gentlemen, who are fond-of trallsing and • Shooting.. • • Flattering themselves the great Improvement lately made has carried it to its ultimatum, they take this - method of ntaicing.it public, to secure to 'themselves at least the credit thereof, having been materially injured • by Plagiarists %Out have copied their Machines, and pAssed them oft' to Gentle. men as their own Inventions, Enough at much higher prices, • and Very inferior work. TO THOMAS TAYLOR, Es q . No. o, New Bridge-Street," Lioidon. :Honoured Sir, • ' Edinburgh, Malch iB, tgot. .T BEG • leave - -to inform you,. that ever since the year 1790, 1 have been :aided with the LuesVepe rea; which, from its obstinately., resisting every course of Medicine prescribed by, the most eminent of the Faculty nerd., and undergoing several severe courses' of salivation t and twice diScharged from the Hospital, with little relief, would appear to be of the most inveterate nature. •In the spring ()Oast year my disorder had got to such a head, as nearly to put a period to my existence —I had a large - ulcer" On the crown of my head, one on each arm, and, my legs were broke ontin a frightful manner; my right Was dread fully painful, and hail been hi a van. of ulceration tor the Past sbven years; ray left had a 15:) two large nodes on it, was very much discoloured, 'and gave - ine'suelt excrutiat irig pain, particularly, when warm in bed, as nearly to de prive me of rest.; in this lamentable state, I was recom mended by Mr. Thompson, (who received so great cure by them here), to take -your Leake's Patent Pills,- which I began to do on trio ,26tli of May ; in the course of a fortnight, I • hvgan - to receive benefit—in little more • than a • month, the ulcers on my herd and arms were soundly healed--soon atter, the sores on my legs healed also; leaving, howe.'er, considerable discolouration in the skin, and pain in the bone of the left, which, by the `ales. sing of God, and a little longer'perseverance in your inva • !liable Medicine, subsided ; the, nodes - dispersinA, the skin regaining its natural hue, and the nodurnal "rains graduall y going off. I _thus became, by your liberal advice amid Me dicine, perfe-Itly • tree from all , my former complaints— have recovered ply former spirits and strength, and am be - come jolly and fat, in Which state navingcontinued many months to the astonishment of ! all who knew me, I am at a loss in what terms to express my gratitede, knit -tee you, for the good of other 'suflering"mortals,, to make this my case as ,public as possible, as I shall on every occasion; in so doing, you will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful, obedient, 'very humble servant; ALEX. MUKKE Swan's Close, High -street, Edinburgh. Witnesses to the above Cure : I W,I OU ' N THOMPSON No. 3, New Poultry Market; arid. Olin NTosti, Old Assembly-Close, Edinburgh. Prepared and Sold by the sole Proprietor, THOMAS Td y Lod, Member of the Royal College of Sur. g.eons, at his House, No. gi New Bridge -street, London; where, after a constant-rewdence of more than thirty-sit years, in a pradice particularly directed to the cure of Venereal Complaints and those incidental to the Parts of Generation, with that inviolable se - Crecy which Men f his profession should always observe in such cases, he flatters himself, the advice and assistance he gratuitously administers to persons taking this Medicine, will be. esteemed, by a discerning Public, as an advant,agesel. dom attainable and void of all ambiguity. Also sold, by his appointment, for the. convenience of those living at a distance, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Alban's-street, Pall-Mall ; the Toyshop, No. 103, Ox ford-street ; Mr. Disborough's, No. .7, Fish-street-!hill ; Mr. Steel's, Bookseller,: No. 1, Union-row, Little Tower - hill Mr. Baxter's, South-bridge, Edinburgh ; • Mr. Mac donald, Glasgow ; Mr. CallwelPs, Dublin ; and by one Person in every - considerable town in Great Britain and Ire. land, in Boxes of only gd. each, sealed •up with full' and plain direttions, ,whereby'persons of . either sex may, cure themselves ' . ;t , ith ease; speed, secrecy, and safety. N. B. Every Box sold in Great' Britain is ,sealed .up Adth - a Stamp, on which, by favour of the Commissioners is -printed, at the -Stamp Office—" T. Taylor; No. e, New Bridge-street,"—todm4tate which is Felony, and all others .• are Counterfeits. - t) I On Friday morning, at the' house of her mother, Lady Ba-• _got, in Upper Brook-street, the Hon. Mrs. / Paget, Lady of the Hon. General Paget, son of the Earl of Uxbridge. • On Tuesday night, Mrs. French, reliti of the late Mat thew Deane T., french, Esq. of the County of Cork. On the loth of April, at his seat near New-York, in the 78th year of his age, Horatio Gates, Esq. late a Lieutenant- General in the service•of the United States of America. On Wedpesday last, at Kentish. Town, Alexander .Hub bert, Esq. lbrmerly of Ostend. On the 24th ult. at Ins house at Newington-green, John Hood, Esq. ' • • • On the sth of Ooiober la§t, in his passage from Calcutta to China, whither hz was going for the recovery of his health, .E. Lloyd, Esq Master ,in Equity and AccoUntant-General ,t that Settlement. On last, Friday in'her 133 d yea r at the house of her bro ther, William Salte, net Tottenham, Mrs. Salte, rektel of the late lohn•Salte, Esq. of Ludgate-street. • On Saurday the 24th ult. at his house in Howl - ani- street, .Patrick Burke, Esq. in his fad year. • On the•26th ulr. Mr. Neville,. of the Strand. ' •• Yesterday morning, Mrs. Downs-, relict of Mr. Michael Downs, rforinerry of Piccadilly. , the Itti ult. ai;ed 65, Mr. Joseph Walker, olSouth winifibld Park, Derbyshire, on a jou - ri.ey to Preston, in Lan caiihre tie had proceeded to Worslgy Stocks, near Man chester,' where he Was .observed by a person whom - he had just passed on the road .to alight and lead his horse:a tew yards he then sat down on a I:6iik, hOldhig the brittle in his hand and le,ining to the hedge, and in that posture was fo'und dead when the person who first saw him came 'tip to the place. Li b) \V iLLI Am A styi Cita SCitltrs, of South Molton-gtreit, Gros . Venor-sghare, for the Letters for the , Et &c. '06.0-paid), must Le :iddresse:l;