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horn the 'LONDON :GAZETTE, June 7, 1806. At 'the Court at the Queen's Palace, the sth of June, 1806, firesent, The King'S Most Excellent Majesty in Council, His Majesty havinl taken into consideration the circumsta'nce's qnderwhich Ships and goods belonv ing 'to the ihhabitantA of Bremen are detained 'under Embargo, ispleased, by and with the advice of His Privy. Council; to order, and 'it is hereby ordered, that the Embargo now subsisting upon the said ,_ Ships aud goods .be taken off;. and that ,the said Ships, with their cargoes, not being Enemies' pro ' perty, be permitted to sail to anyPbrt. not Blockaded. .A.:cl the Right Hon. the Lords CommissionerS of Eis Majesty's Treashry, the Lords Commissioners of, the Admiralty, the Lord Warden ,of the Cinque Ports, abd the Judge of the 'High Court of Admi rally, a re to give the necessary directions herein, as . V.) them may respectively appertain. W. FAWKENER. Crown-Office, jun( 7, 18,6. MEMBERS RETURNED TO SERVE IN TIIIS PRESENT PARLIAMENT. COUNTY PALATINE 01 cnxxTr.R. Davies Davoiport, Esq. in the room of 'William Egerton, Ebti. tleceascd. COUNTY 07 WYXFORD. Caesar Colelough, Esq. in tile room ut Joan Loftus,- Esq. commonly called Lord Viscount Loftus, called up to the 'House of Peers. COUNTY OF WZ3TMO3!LAND. Sir john Pennington, Barr. the Itight Hon. Baron Lord 'Mum aster of thc Kingdom of •Ireland, iu the room of Sir Alichaed Le,Flcming, Bart. deceased. .01/ict, :pare 7, 1806, 7th Regiment of Dragoon Guards; Cornet 'Charles Barwell Coles to be Lieutenant, without purchase. 3d Regiment of Dragoons, Evans, Gent. to be Cornet, without purchase, vice Massev, - promoted 6th Ditto, Augustus Saltren Willett, , (ent. to be Cornet, without purchase, vice' Biddulph. promoted. 1 all Regiment of Light Dragoons, -Lieutenant Frederick Schreiber to be Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Phillips, who retires. Cornet fames Maxwell Wallace, from the 9th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant,• by par , chase, vice Latour, promoted in Major. General Ramsay's Regiment. John Arthur Worsop, Geut. to be Cornet, by • purchase, vice Schreiber, promoted. Ist Regiment of Foot, Ensign Peter M•Gregor to be Lieu. tenant, without purchase, vice M'lntaggert, promoted in the Bth West India Regiment. David Dennehar, Cent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Nicholson, whose Appointment has not taken place. Duncan M'Gregor, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Peter M'Gregor. 7th Ditto. Cornet ,Edward Thomas Fitzgerald, from the loth Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Lennon, who resigns. ISt n• Ditto, Lieutenant John Drake, from the 4sth Foot, to h;: Paymaster of the ist Battalion, vice Hay deceased. Dittn, Se:_ond Lieutenant Charles lolifte to be First Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Sotheby, who retires. 32d Ditto, Ensign Michael Kilkelly, "from the 98th Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice M'Dougall, pro - moted. 33(1 Ditto, Richard Hobbs Taunton, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase; vice W...stcot, promoted in the 77th Foot. • 34th Ditto, John flay, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Morris, whose Appointment bas not taken plice. 43c1 Ditto - , Film Buchanan, Lent. to be Ensign, without pur chase, vile Taggert, promoted. . . . . 44th Ditto, Wiiiiiira 11. Turner, Gent, to be :nsign, with ou! purctrase, vice Bishop, stiß.rsecled. . . 45tii I,':tio, Ensign James Henry Reynett to be Lieutenant, ‘N . 1 t ;,(iiit pin Lilase. Ensign juhli'lLirris to he ditto. 1 , 141- ' 1 , 7 ,11 it,,,i,,,ii, (3eiit. to be Ensign, vice Reynett. Ed ward ,"vril,i . , '-ent.!;) .;; (Ciao, vice Harris. _ . 53 4 1.3,,t0, I .i...g.. , t;c:orge Horsley to be Lieutenant, 'by purchase, vice lacott, promoted in the 72d Foot. 54th Ditto, Ensign Henry Richards to be lieu.enant, with out purchase, vice Conolly, dismissed the Service. 6oth L'itto, Lieutenant [ohn Anthony Wolff' to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice White, promoted in tile 2:t Royal Veteran Battalion. • 7Stil Ditto, Lieutenant Alexander Campbell, from Half-pay of tgie v(1 Foa, to be Lieutenant, vice.. Donald Cameron, who e. Lit,ng,es. Royal R,,Ainent. of Malta, Assistant Surgeon ment Banks to be Surgeon, vice Weber, appointed to oberg's Levy. A Regiment of Infantry, for Service at the Cape of Good Hope, Lieutenant William Hely, from.th., Royals, to.be Captain of a Company, without purchase. Lieutenant Henry Ellis, from the 36th Foot, to be Captain of a Corn panyo without purchase. 6th Royal Veteran Battalion, Lieutenant lames_WintoSh, from the ow Veteran Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Stewart, placed on the Retired List. Royal Newfoundland Fenciblcs, Ensign George. Audley to be Lieutenant, vice Bulger, who resigns. John Bulger, Cent. (late Lieutenant, with temporary Rank,) to be En sign, vice Audley. MEMORANDUM. Lieutenant Samuel Greg, of the gtii ‘Vest-India,Regiment, is iuperseried, being absent without leave. Commissions in the, Dorsetshire Regiment of Militia, sired 6y, the Lord Lieutenant. lames Nooth, Galt. to be Lieutenant. vice Herhertson, de ceaSed. Dated May zB, 1836. Robert Rogers, Gent, to be ditto, vice Sills, resigned. Dated May 29, 1836 Commissions signed ty the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Southampton. Iskrth Hants Regiment of Militia. John Oglander, Esq. to be Captain, vice Terry, resigned. Dated May z's, tBr:4. Wm. Veal, Gent., to be Ensign. Dated June 4, 1806. Commissionin tk Second Regiment of Lanark Volunteer In, tantry, signed by tie Lard Litittenaat of that County. Daniel 111•Yhersou, Gent. to be:Adjutant. Dated Oa. s, 11AVKRUPTCIES SUPERS2DED. tames Clarke, of Sherston, Wiltshire, dealer in bacon and cheese. - Thomas Smith, of Mauclesley, Lancashire, tanner. 142 , 1 K R William Atkinson, of Liverpool, brewer, to surAmder ittly 3, 4, and 19, at one, at the York Hotel, .IVilliamsOn,squar4, Liverpool. Attornies, Messrs and Whitley, Hough ton-street, 'Liverpool ; or Mr. Windle, lolin-street, Bed ford-row, London. Williaul• Davies,. of Holborn, Middlesex,. linen-draper, to sterrender lulu 14, at one, 21, and duly 19, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Ttvynam and Walker, King's Bench-walks, Temple. Daniel Chase, of Dean -street, Holborn, Middlesex, cord wainer, to surrender June 17, 21, at one, and Jul; 19, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies - Messrs..Phillipsou and Brewer, Holborn -court, Gray's-inn. • George Nicholls, late of Portpoo-lane, HolbOrn, builder, to surrender June 17, 24, and July 19, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Colethan, Silver-street,. Clerkenwell. William Remnant, of Chancery-lane, London, plumber, to surrender -tune to, 14, and July 19 1 at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Asher • Humphreys,, Token house-yard, Lothbury. Joseph Leo, late of Matichester, merchartt, to surrender June 14, 2g, and July 17, 'at one, at Guildhall, London. At torney, Mr. J. G. Saggers, Great St. Helens, Bishopsgate street. john l'otter and William :Milkman, of Silver-street, Wood street, LOndon, warehousemen and co-partners to surren der June 14, 21, anti jury 19, at ten, at Guildhall. Attor ney, Mr. George Anthony, Earl-street, Blackfriars. Richard Flint, of Rotherham, Yorkshire, liquor-merchant, to surrender j une 23, 24, and july rg, at eleven, kt the Red Lion inn, Raihertiam. Attornies, Nlr. john Oxley, jun. Rotherham ; or :dr. Fisher, Bread-street, Cheapside, 'London. Robert Campbell, of Broker-row, Moorfields, Middlesex, broker, to surrender lune 14, at one, 17, at eleven, and f uly 19, at one, at Cuitdhail. Attorney, Arr. C. Neh.on, grave.place, Temp-le-Bar. • john Ave, ot Great W helntar, SufThlk, miller, to sitetertder tune 30, july t, and 'ig„ at eleven, at 'the Six Bells Inn, Bury St. Edmund's. Attornies, Mr. John Pate, 'Bury -St. - Edmund's ; ,or Mr. 'William Giles,, Great Shire-lane, London. johp Stride, of Einswortlr, county of. Southampton, grocer, to surrender tune 24., at one, 25, at eleven, and 1 uly 19, at three at the Black Dog, Einsworrh. Attornies, Mr. Walter Butler, Havant, Hants ; ca Messrs. Bromley and Bell, G ray's- I nn, London: John Slorah, ot Bath-, milliner, to surrender June 23, 24, and July rst, at eleven, at the Bunch of Grapes Tavern, Bath. Attornies, Messrs. Shephard and Adlingtim, Bedford-row, London ; car Mr. R. A. Sheppard, Bath. Henry of Cowden, Kent, muffler, to surrender tune t 7, 24, and )uly 19, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. At torney, Mr. Ellis, liatton.Uarden. DL I(II).ENDS, , July 2. William Harrison, of I sleworth, Middlesex, mer chant, at ten, at Guildhall. July 8. William Goodwin, of King's Atms Stairs, Westmin , stertbridge-road, Surrey, timber-mzrehant, at ten, at ' Guildhall, London. June 28, Mark Hughes, of Bury-court, Love:lane, London, wool-merchant, at ten, - at Guildhall. June all. I ohn French Burke, late of Cannon-street, London, ship-owner, at ten, at G oddball. July t. William Grayson and Phillip Shires, of Southwark, Surrey, hop and seed , merchaws 'and co-partners, at ten, at ' Guildhall, London. kine. 23. George French, of Great East Cheap, London, broker, at twelve, at Guildhall. June 28. tames Wilde, ;oho Watts; and John . Bodily, of • Upper Thames-street, London, wholesale grocers and co. partners, at ten, at Guildhall. June 23.. Thomas Martin, of Coleman-street, and John Ilenry Ford, of Coleman-street-buildings London, wool-brokers and co.pArtners, at ten, at Guildhall. Matthew - Falkner and William Birch, late of Man ! chester„ stationers and co-partners,-at four, at the Bridge . water arms Inn, Manchester. . July 2. Thomas 1 - junsden 'Noel, of North.street, Bright helmstone, aussex, linen draper, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. lune 2.8: Thomas Baldock, of Chatham-hill, Kent, miller and baker, at. ten, at Guildhall, London. June 2 - 8. Jacob Mendes Cobta, of Thavies-Inn,Holbom, Lon don, merchant, at ten, at Gui:dhall. tidy 4. john Brown, of Wintringham, Lincolnshire, baker, at ten, at the George Inn, Isarton-upon-Humber, Lincoln shire. • July a. William Beatson the elder, Robert Beatson, John iieatson,. and William Beatson the younger, now or late of Masuorough, Rotherham, Yorkshire, chemists and co. partners, at eleven, at the Red Lion inn, Rotherham. July 4. Edward Tripp, late of Barton-upon-Humber, Lin. colnshire, joiner and carpenter, at ten, at the George Inn, Barton.upon.Humber. July 8. Arthur Harvie, of Birmingham, fator, at twelve, at the Roy al Hotel, Birminghain. CERTIFICiITES. Tune 2S. Peter Stitham the younger, late of Manchester, dealer. Wm.. Dewdney, of Fleet-street, London, jeweller. Wm. Buckler, late of Cheapside,, London, warehouseman. Wm. Taney, late or Philpot- lane, London, money-scrivener. Robert Penniall Butcher, late of Laurence Poultney -lane, _ . 'London, wine-merchant. • Samuel Reddish, William' Reddish, Joseph Reddish, and James Reddish, of Presthury, county of Chester, cotton- . manufadwiers' and co-partners. John Life, of Ripley, Yorkshire, grocer. LAW REPORT. COURT OF KING's BENCPI, 7. THE KING V. JOHN BOSWELL. The Defendant had been conviaed before Mr. Baron Tnompsos, at the last Hampshire Assizes, of endeavouring to provoke Thomas Andrew Min chen ,to figfit a duel. He this day,appeared to receive the sentence of the Court. The report of the Learned Judge -who presided at the trial was read by Mr. Justice LE 13LANC, from Whith the following dream ...stances appeared. On the . 1 9th of November a meet ing of the trustees for public workS was held in the town of Gosport, for the purpose of the ele&ion of a Clerk, for which situation the Defendant, and a Gen tleman of the name of Parsons, were candidates. - In this contest Mr. Minchen took an aetive part against the Defendant, which gave rise to the following ob servation from him, to one of his friends of the name of Collins : it was made: in the public room, during tide time the elelion was proceeding, in the hearing of Mr. Minchen : " I wonder, Mr. Collins; after the opinion you have given of him, that you a& with .that `rascal." To this the Proseeutor coolly replied, he treated what was said with Contempt. This exertion of moderation by Mr. Minchen so much irritated the Defendant, that he instantly exclaimed, " If you did nottreat it so, I would presently make you feel the consequences. You are a scoundrel ; I tell you, you are a scoundrel." Two Magistrates, one of whom was namedle tti COE, were then present,and heard this conversation, but refused to interfere, and the .Pro secutor, was obliged, to put up with the affront. On .a subsequent' day (the 13th of January) another meeting was held for the same purpose, when the Defendant repeated his insults, proclaiming to the persons present that lie would affront Mr. Minchen wherever he met him. Some Gentlemen present took dOwn the conversation, which was signed by a .number of auditors, and among others .by the.De fendanta who, at the same time observed, " You may insert it, if you will, in the Hampshire Tele graph, the Sun, or the'Star, if you like it, and every other Newspaper; I do not care." Evidence was likewise produced at the trial which proved that the ,Defendant, even during the proceedings, inserted these words on the back of a seat, with' a view of re-publishing his insults on the Prosectitor, " The - King Boswell, fot calling Mt. Minchen a scoun drel." , No Affidavits being produced on either side, Mr.JEKYiL addressed their Lordships for the De fendant, in mitigation of punishment. He said, that the miscondua of the Defendant arose at a time the Most likely for the feelings to be agitated, during- the. time of an ele6tion, and was not the conseqUence of any deliberate animosity. The answer of the Pro secutor was extremely irritating, when he said he treated'it with contempt. Lord ELLENBOROUGH-" How would' ou have him treat it—with civility ? Certabily he treated it with the contempt it deserved." After Mr. Buititoudns had been heard for the Plain ti ff, . Lord ELLENBOROUGH said, this certainly was one of the most disgraceful scenes that ever had been brought betbre a Court. The behaviour of the Magistrates was at least as culpable, if net much more so, than that of the Defendant—protec`•lion was ap plied for and refused. His Lordship had great doubt whether it would not be fit that proceedings should be had against them through another channel. He then dire&ect that the Defendant should be com-' mitted to the custody of the Marshal, and be brought up on Monday se'nnight. LONDON: Printed by RICHA R 13 HARRIS, of No. Martlett-court, Iluw-street - ani At the Su:v-01 , 1 , 1e5, No. 1 1:4 Strand ; where fidvertiSPlients Orders r,u cii . .kt..nr v. LOAD 73AIIIIY:1611E't This was an aalion tried at the Sittings after laat Hilary Term, brought by the assignees of Delpiui against the Noble Dofendant, to recover tioni Mai-, as execntor ,to his brother, a sum arnounting in the whole to considerably more than 40001. The case was undefended, and a-verdict was entered for the Plaintiff in the • whole _demand. Mr. PARKE had applied to the Court, - on affidavits, fora new trial, and that question came on this day to be argued. .►. . At . the suggestion-Of their Lordships, it was agreed that a new trial should be granted, op condition that the damages recovered in the adiOn should remain in the higds of the Court. • • SCOTT V. SCD.OLEY. This action had been brought to recover. of the Sheriff the sum of 13001. on a false return of nulla bona, made by him to a writ .of Seri facia; to levy on the property of George Colman, Esq. It Appeared at the -trial, that Mr. Colman was possessed of a lease of the Haymarket Theatre for seventeen years, and that twO fOurth shares .of his interest in it bad been • sold; one to a gentleman . of the 'name of Neeld, ansl another to two persons•named Morris and WinSton, for 35001. each. The question at the trial turned upon, whether the property in the Haymarket The atre could be taken in execution, and involved a nice point of law. The subjea'this day came before the Court, on a motion for a new trial ;- but their Lordships recom mended, from the intricacy of the question, that it should be stated in the fOrM of a case. 'This- propel'- . sition was agreed to on both sides. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, juNE FIELD V. ROGERS. This was an action to recover damages of the an, Attorney,' for neglea of duty.--The case arose out of a dispute betweeh Mr. D. Serres, the Marine Painter, and his . wife. It appeared;;that after the Lady married with Mr. Series, he was in distress, and parted from her, Out afterwards return ed, and entered into an engagement bond to pay - certain instalments for' her support. The bond was given to Field, as trustee, and, in consequence of the arrears not being paid, . the Plaintiff commenced an a&ion against Series. The Defendant was' em ployed to conduct the suit, and Series was confined in the Fleet, where the Defendant neglecled to charge him .in execution, and he was dischayged to the injury' of the Plaintiff.—ln defence of the gtion it was stated, that Mr. Series had not the means of ;Making payment ; and that he had been set at liberty to enable him to procure the means of discharging his debts by the exercise of his professional talents.— It also . was given in evidence, that at a conversation about the , 3d of July,- 1805, preNious to the end of Trinity Term, the Defendant told the Plaintiff that as there was no Money to be obtained in the suit against Series, he would have nog more to do with it., Sir J. MANSFIELD was of opinion, that no da mage had been sustained by. the Plaintiff or Mrs. Serres, as her husband might have remained in pri-. son until the present time without being able to pay the debt : he left it, hoWever, with the Jury to say, Whether negligence on the part of the Defendant had been proved j _ and intimated . that the smallest damage NV odld be sufficient. The Jury, found a verdict for Plaintiff—Damages Sixpence. -On Saturday .dames Briant was committed from Hatton Garden fOr trial, on various charges of rob. bing houses into which he obtained adthission as a lodger. He pretended to be a carpenter working, in the neighbourhood, and has thus gone out in the morning before the family were stirring, taking ,with hiM whatever portable article presented itself. .—Forgetting that he robbed the King's Arms pub lic-house; in Coal. yard, Drury-lane, he returned there with part of the 'stolen property on him, when -he was recognised, and taken into custody. The - Cordial Balm of Gilead is a Restorative un equalled, a braCer of the whole ;animal funelions. This Remedy, this Balm, is now in' the highest re-' pute, it is resorted to by the first nobility and gentry in the united kingdom ; every, day adds more en comiums to the virtues of thin exalted medicine than can possibly be published ; yet those cases which from time to time have appeared in the public Prints are so convincing, well attested, and extra ordinary in .their nature, that that person must be void of belief indeed, who does not attach credit, to them. Slill'. NEWS. P901.1i, JUNE 6. Arrived — the Industry, King, and Good intent, Thatcbell, from Weymouth ; lndustrious, Aldridge ; from Soiithamp ton ; and General Wolf, Tullock, from Newfoundland. Sailed—the Lark, Spurrier, Dart, Harland, Adive, Wil liams, and Active, Boynes, for Portsmouth ; Hope, Stokes, far London ; Eliza and Sarah, Linnetts, for Colchester ; Amity, King, for Newcastle; Isabella, Young, and Harra ton, Marshall, for Sunderland. LEASEHOLD HOUSES, NEW BOND-STREET. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. SMITH, On Wednesday, the lath inst. at Twelve o'Clock, at Car.. raway's Coffix-house, 'change-alley, In TWO LOTS, Fr WO Co rn i)lete DIATELLI!iZG' HOL" TS ES, Nos . and 76, desirably situated for Trade on the North-East Side of New 13ond-street, conliining near 40 feet in Front, in 'the- occupation of Mr. Ball, Oil-man, and Mr. Scutt, Lottery-Oilice Keeper, at Rents amounting to , 6 3 1 . , tos. but comparatively worth Sol. held 'of the City of Lonc.oa. ,for forty years, renewable every fourteen years, at a tine certain of 771: and a reserved 'Rent of r 11. per Annum ' fo be viewed ten days previous to the. Sale, by permission of - the 'tenants, from 'twelve o'Clock tb Emir. Particulars may be had- at No. zt, 0-td Bond-street ; Mesirs. Rashleigh, Son, and Lee, Hatton-garden, London; of Mr- Stnith, AuLtioneer; N0..4,. New Broad-street, near the Royal Exchange . ; and at Windsor. the Cheapest and Best in the Kingdom, between Cast le,and Old Round Cosh t. nearly opposite - York-buildings, No. 434, Strand, the greatest , Bargains are now selling ; consisting. Meti's brown Cotton for Boots, at only Is. 6d. per pair, worth zs. 6d.. ; Women '9 . stout Cotton is..6d. worth as. ' 6 4-4 fine zs„.. 9 rl ; extra: , su per 3s. 9d. Worth ss. stout black anti white ilk 6s. 3'. with laced xliacks 7s. 6d.. ; extra , good . les.. 6d. A variety of Patent Angola Hose, warranted not to shrink,.. from tr•i• to ilfe best quality - ; - stout. worsted is. 3tl. fine-3s. 6d.; Silk Mitts zs.. 6d._; a curious Article in sq.l3te F - Net Mitts ; also. Ladies' new-invented Lace Sleeves, calcu lated to give ease and elegance ; Men's CottonDizwers 35.6 ii • with every other Article in th Hosiery Line that can pas - - sibly be inade,up to the very best quality, wholesale and for exportation.—Stockings made toany. Pattern. - To THOMAS rayLtm, No. 9, New Bridge-Street, Lonctin. Honoured Sir, - • Edinburgh, March 01, aor." • - • - • - - T BEG Jeave.to 'inform you, that ever. since the year ,1799, 1 have been afflicted :with the *LuesVene rea ; which, from its obstinately resisting every course of Medicine prescribed by the most eiiiirrent of the Faculty Pere, and undergoing several severe courses of salivation, and twice discharged tram the Hospital, with little relief, would appear to be of the most inveterate • nature. In the, spring of last year my disorder had or to such a head, as nearly to put a period to my existence -1 had a large ulcer on the crown of my head, one on each arm, and my legs were broke out in a frightful manner; my right was dread fully painful, and. had been in a statc, of ulceration for the last seven years; my left had also two large nodes on it, was very much discoloured, and gave me such excrutiat. ing pain, particularly when warm in bed, as nearly to de-- pave me of rest ; in .this lamentable state, I was recom mended by Mr. j . Thompson, (who received so great a cure by them here), to take your Leake's Patent Pills, which 1 began to do on the 26th of May ; in the course of a fortnight, 1 began to receive benefit—in little more than a month, the ulcers on my had and arms were soundly healed—soon after, the sores on my legs healed alsb; leaving, however, consuterable discolouration in the skin, and pain in the• bone of the left, which, by the Wes.. sing of God, .and a little-longer perseverance- in your inva• luable Medicine, subsided; the nodes dispersing, the skin regaining its natural hue, and the nocturnal pains gradually going off. I thus became, by your liberal advice and M edicine, perfeCtly -free from all my ,former complaints— have recovered my former spirits and strength, and am be come jolly and 'fat, in - which state navingcontinued many months to the . astonishment of all who knew rne, lam at a loss itcwhat teriim to ex,xe;s : my gratitude * . but beg you, for the good of other sutlering mortals, ts.) 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. NURKEIC, Swan's Close, High -street, Edinburgh. - Witnesses to the above Cure : loaN Tuoiersois, No. 3, New- Poultry Market; and joxN I NTOSII. OlaAsseinbly 7 Close, Edinburgh. Prepared and Sold by the sole kroprietor, THOMAS T.: Y o , Member of the Royal College of SUN peons, at his I-louse, NO. 9, New Bridge-street,- London;- where, after a constant residence of .more than thirty-sit years,. in a pracliCe particularly direeted to the cure of m Venereal Coplaiuts and those incidental to the l'arts of Generation, with that- inviolable secrecy which men f his profession should always observe in such cases, he flatters himself, the advice and assistance he gratuitously administers to per Sons taking this Medicine, will be esteemed, -.by a discerning Public, as 'an advantage sel. clom attainable and void of all ambiguity. Also sold, by his appointment, tor the conveni axe of those living at a distance, at the PerfuMer's, No. 35, St, Alban's-street, ; the Toystiop; No. ..03, Ox ford-street ; Mr. -.Disborough's, No. 7, Fish-street-hill ; Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, .No. z, Union-row, Utile Tower hill; 'Mr. Baxter's, South-bridge; F.dinbuigh ; Mr.' Mae. donald, Glasgow.; Mr. Callwell's, Dublin; and :by one person in every. ,considerable town in Great Britain and Ire land, in Boxes of only 2s. 9d. each, sealed up with full and plain., directions, whereby persons ot, either sec may cure,themselves with ease, speed, secrecy, and safety. N. 11. Every Box sold in Great Britain is sealed up with a Stamp, on Which, by favour of the Commissioners is. printed, at the Stamp lfice—" I'. Taylor, No. 9, New Budge-street,"—to imitate 'which is Felony, and alt others are Counterteits. CRA.VESEND, JUNE .6: paed by—the - Mary Jetnima, Francis,. from Waterford. Sailed—the Little lean, Rainsay, •tier Africa; Traffic, Maine, for Detnerarai and Hero, Allan, .foi•:Newtoundland. BIRTH. On Sunday e'rening, in St. James's-square, the Right Hon. Lady Grantham, ()la Daughter. MARRIED. On Monslay last, Mr. Kirkby, of Horncastte, Druggist, to Miss Toinasin beauiriont, daughter of the late Rev. Tho.' Inas Beaumont, Rector of Raithby, near Spilsby. The bride is one of three sisters, now Jiving, that were born at a birth. DIE.D. On the 7th inst. SusannaMaria_Stjrling, in Pall-Mall. On Wednesday last, Sir John Dams Bart. On Thursday last, Mr. W. Page, Bookseller, near Trinity Church, Cambridge. He was apparently in perfeet health, when he complained of a pain near his heart, and suddenly expired. On Friday last, Master T. P. Jackson, youngest son.of Dr. Jackson, of Hanover-street ' Hanover-square. A few days since, at South Shields, Margaret Tate, aged rot. She could rcad a Newspaper till two days before her death. PRICE 01 SATI: F STOCKS RDA.?. India Stock, shut India Bonds, is. dis. South-Sea Stock, New Ann. shut 1 3 per Cent. 1751, . • Exchequer Bills, pit, zs. dis. Omniuin, • . . Imperial 3 per Cent. 59 j- i I Cons. for Opening, 6o #l/1 Bank Stock, Navy 5 per Cent. shut 5 per Cent. 1797,. Irish 5 per Cent. 4 per Cent. 771 7 8. 1 3 per Cent. keit. 6o per Cent Con, shut hank. L. Ann. i 7 s.l6ths Ditto Short Ann. t 7. Atits SALES OF.-.ES'I,'ATES VILIAi BANKS OF THE TH ~ NIES, STAINES, SURREY, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, B 7 Mr. CHRISTIE, At his Great Room, in Pall-Mall, on t Tuesday, -tune 17, at One o'Clock, THAT. Beautiful ::nd Conlpad VILLA, called LGIIAM 1-1.YT14 P. _HOUSE, with .Coach-house, Stabling for. lout horses, Offices,. Lawn, and Pleasure ground of two- acres, shaded by spreading trees, and slop. ingto the Thames, and three .acres of . Meadow and five of Arable (held for 24-years)adjeining thereto,' on - the Bank and Surrey-Side of the Thames, at Staines. The P.etnises comprise, On the GrOnnd Floor, a large Hall t Billiard-. Room, Dining Parlour, and inferior Apartments. On the FirSr, a spacious Drawing-room, . Library, four Bed chambers, and Breakfast-room, .commanding a pieluresque view over the River to Windsor Castle, and firm - lick-moms in the Attics. • This singularly_elegatit Villa and Grounds have received embellishments frog? various• hands to the amount of several 'thousand pounds, and"are now in complete and neatest order, fit for the immediate occupation of a Genteel Family ;..are held on Lease, eleven years unexpired, at the trifling Rent of 3t 1. ; but the Lease may be extended to 45 years on allowing a small advance upon the annual 'rent. May be viewed, with Tickets only, and printed Particulars may be had at the Bush, Staines ; Castle, Windsor ; TalLot and Castle, Richmond ; at Garrayvay's, and in Pall Mall. NEAT COUNTRY RESIDENCE between PINNER and: RICKMANS , .VORTH.. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • By Mr.' CHRISTIE, At his Great Room, in Y'all-Mall; on Tuesday, the x7ll inst. at One o'Clock; • • ANEAT and COMPACT COUNTRY RESI DENCE, copyhold of Inheritance, but equal to 'Free hold, being subject to a small Fine certain and no heriot, with Stabling for three horses, Coach-house, small Farm yard, KNitchen-garden fully cropped, Lawn, Pleasure-grOund, and Shrubberies, Orchard, and tour I nclosures of rich mea dow. Land, in the whole about 16 Acres, pleasantly situated at Northwood; contiguous to Ruyslip Coppice, a favourite Cover of the Berkeley Hunt, and suited to . receive a modeiate sized genteel Family, but particularly desirable for the lover of rural amusements, the Neighbourhood being distinguished for FOx-hunting . and excellent Trout-fishing; distant ei miles from ['inner and Rickinpswortli, and 16 from London. Also a Freehold recent Irullosure of three Acres, coati.. May be viewed with' Tickets, and printed Particulars may be had at tite'Swim, RickmansWorth ; Queen's Head, Pin. tier; Aliercorn‘ Arms, Sranmore ; Whit e Hart, Edge Ware; at Garraway's; and in Pall Mall. P4bliShea 0) VV" . I LIA m ARMIGS a SCR I t of South Molton-street, .tenor-stits?re for the Paper, Leiters for the Editor, &e. (voieliaid), must