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London, England, 1802-06-17 00:00:00

SIX HUNDRED POUNDS

'A- LEASE of a HOUSE with a.SHOP, in a gen-
teel Line of Business.. to be Disposed of, situated
within five minute's walk of Somerset-House. Any Person
that has that Sum at immediate command, and wishes to be-
come a Purchaser,
By addressing a Line (post-paid), mentioning his real name
and residence, directed to S. M. at Mr. Miclz,ley's, No. 49,
Strand, may- be informed of all particulars. ' .

NAVIGATION SHARES.
To be Sold, together or separate,

'FIVE SHARES in STRATFOii) CANAL.
I: Five Shares in Warwick and Birmingham Canal. ,
Six Shares in .Kennet and Avon Canal.
Eight Shares in Ellesmere Canal. •
Wanted several Shares in Grand lunciion, Rochdale, Dud-
ley. and Worcester Canals.
Apply to Edward Smith, Notary Public, and General
Agent for the Purchase and Ilisposal of Shares in Canals,
Estates, annuities, Reversions; piacing out or procuring
Money Securities, &c. POstage expected to be paid.
Canal and Agency 0 frice, Birmingham.

i...OAST OF HAMPSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE cOI.ITRACT,
Within Half a Mile of a good Turnpike Road,;

ANew.built VILLA,' with attached and de_
tached Offices compleat, Kitchen Garden, Green-
house, erc.• surrounded. by one hundred and twenty Acres of
Land, well wooded, with a considerable quantity of tine
OaVcimber: The Estate is washed ,by a Navigable River,
on which there are two Quays or Hardt., Farm-house,
Yard, Sze. litc:detached,,and well planted out. The House
is fit for the immediate reception Of a Gentlertian's Family,
and&Munands most beautiful Land and Sea Prospeas.

• For particulars apply by letter (post7paid), to Mr. Red-
ding, Attorney, Southampton, of whom Tickets may be
had for viewir.g.

Wigan, Auz. 29, X 797.
The following incnntestible; and perhaps the mos wonder.
ful cure ever peribrined by the use of medicine:;, attested
.by„.and SWorn to before Thomas Doncaster, Mayor ot the
BOrouglrof Wigan,. in the County of Lancaster, and ad-
' dressed to Nr..,Lignuni, Surgeon, at his Dispensary, No.
~57, Bridge-street, Manchester. .

stR,
ImusT confess that I am at a loss how, or in-
what manner to describe the piaureof the former state of •
my disease. 1 think my own or any other pen, unequal to
epnYeying a full idea of the deplorable condition my whole
frame was About eighteen years ago f was attacked with
a scorbutic humour, which appeared• in different parts of my
body ; to repeat the train of regular medicinal means my dis-
order has, led me through,' would be tedious ; let it be suf-
ficient to say, that the remedies I used were of the most va-
ried kinds, all of which proved inetredual ; my complaint
increased to a truly alarming degree—my body, froth head to
foot was covered with an inveterate scurf, which scaled off
in great quantities, and for these last six years, hatvever incre-
dible it may appear to the world, I can with truth assert, as
hundreds of my neighbours are ready to testify, that my flesh
has (literally) been rotting from oil' my bones, and. that great
part of the spinal or back bone was quite bare : my feet, from
my anele to my toe ends, were beconte one entire putrid sore,
and in many parts the bones appeared, and in a decaying
state. Such was the putrid state of my body, that at three
different times all my finger andnoe nails came entirely oil—
through disease I was deprived of the use of my limbs, and •
the exerutiating pain retarded my sleep, so that life itself be-
came a burden to me. - In the month of February last I was
strongly recommended to-make trial of your Drops, of which
I had abOttle from Mr. William Lyon, of Wigan, your sole.
agent for that horaUgh. In the use of the first bottle 1 found.
a little alteration; but before I had finished three small
bottles I was so far recovered, that 1 could, with the assist-
ance of a stick, walk from Goulbourri to Wigan, a distance of
six miles. I persevered' in'the use of the Drops till I . had
taken tea small bottles., which, with the- blessing of 'God,.
have restored me to a perfect state of health,and strength ;
therefore it is my wish and desire that the efficacy of these
Anriscorhutic Drops, together with my cure, be published,
for the good of mankind.' As witness my hand,
TIMOTHY MASON.
Sworn before .Themat Doncaster, Esq. Mayor,
. Wm. Lyon, Bookseller,
James Denson, Churchwarden,
Peter Shaw, Schoolmaster, .
• -- Edward Potts. • .
• (1:Z These Drops are sold in moulded square bottles, at
-its. and 4s. 6d.—One tzs. bottle is equalln quantity to
.three 45.'6d. ones. • _
• They my be. had, wholesale and reniil,• Lignum's
Dispensary, .No. i 7, Bridge-street, Manchester; Howard
and Evans's, No. 42, Long-lane, West•Sitriffifi.Lld, sale
wholesale agents in Londoh and retail by'
W.
folloWing
persons: 14. Cundell, No. 47,• Minories ; W . Clark, No.
• 2.69, Borough ; .lordan, No. 33, Whitechapel-4..jeboalt, No.
ice. Oxford-street ; -Sutton, No. 141, Long-acie; Wade,
Old Bolid-street,. and No. t 6;, 'Fleet-street Tntt and B-oul-
ton,. Rciyzil ExCiiange',• Knight, Norton Falgate ; '1; untie,
- No. xa7, ,Strand; and, Ward, No. 3:4, Holborn.,

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[PRICE SIXPENCg.

EAST INDIA HOUSE,
June 16, 002.
_
T CO
URT qf Df R.EcTORS of the
UNITED cO.IIPANY of MERCHANTS y ENG
LAND trading to the East. Ina'ies, do.berely give Notice,.
That the euarte4 General Court appcinted to he held on II
nesday next, the 2,3 d instant, at Eleven o'Clcck in the I,,,revoOn,
is
made Special, for the purpose of laying be.fore\the said General
Court further Proceedings on the Sabi-ea of the Private Trade
with India. . -[WILLIAM RAMS A Y, See..

WARWICKSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

At the Warwick Arm Inn, in Warwick, On Monday the
sth Day of July next, at Two O'C lock in the Afternoon ;
Very Valuable and ConVaLc.l FREEHOLD and
1-IC, CoPYHo Li) ESTATE, situate in the Parish of
ROW 1 NGtON, distant from Warwick .about s.miles, and
from Birmingham about IS : ,consisting or TWO FARMS.
adjoining each other, the one callrEi the HIGH-HODS '43
FARM, and the other called the HALL FARM ;.containing
together 347 A. iR. ni.P. of Arabi; Meadow, and Pasture
Land', in high cultivation.
Also, the GREAT TITHES of the PARISH of ROW-
- and the PERPETUAL ANNUAL RENT of
311..0.781 payable by the Warwick and Biririingham Canal
Company:.
AU which Premises are novv in the occupation. of Mr. VT.
\ ells,. under a Lease which will expire on the 25th of
March, aoi*.-7-The Lend \Tax is redeemed
The Tenai.• wit; show the Estate; and Printed Partied-
lays az.Ad Conditions of Sale may be had of Mr. W. Le Blanc,
No. 8, Millman-street, Bedford-row, London; Mr.
james, Gloucester; of, the Printers of the Birniingliain Pa-
pers ; and•at the WativiCk Arius, in Warwick.

A very VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE in NORTH'
AMPTONSH.I RE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
In Six or more Lauri,
By Mr. KIRSHAW,
At the Hind Inn, Wellingborough; on Wednesday the d3d
of June inst. nt Three o'Clock, unlest preViously dis-
posed (if by Private Contraa ;
A Very VALUABLE and DESIRABLE FREE.
L-A.HO,LD ESTATE, situate in a most pleasant part of the
Country, adjoining the Market Town add in the PariSh of
Wellingborough-, in the County of Northampton,. cgasisting
of a sunstantiaL and spacious MANSION HOUSE; which.
may at a.stnaii expence be Made suitable for the Residence of
a genteel Family, with walled.. Gardens, Fishponds, Pad.
docks and Premises ; Barns, Stables, Malt-house and other
Buildings ; Courts, Farm-yards, and Appurtenances, :aid..
about 400 Acres of Atable. Meadow; and • Pasture Land,. of
the first quality ,for natural fertility, but stii I capable of great
improvement, divided into proper sized Inclosures, encircled •
in a ring fence, and plentifully supplied witn,Water. The
Pasture Laud,
.in richness of herbage and fertility of soil, is
Superior tomost feeding land in the Kingdoini and 'the Whole
is deserviy the attention of Gentlemen desirous of 'investing.
their money in landed prOperty, and particularly of such Far- •
niets arid Graziers who may wish to cultivate, stock and im-
prove a fertile and grateful soil. Lime and Manure may be.pur..!
chased near the Estate in any eluantity ;and on reasonable terms.
The Estate is tithettee, and of the annual value ot
lett to respeetable Tenants; who are under proper agreements
for the inanagenaentof the Estates, and have Notices to quit
and deliver up the same AMichaelinas next.
'fp :treat for the saMe; apply to Mr. lames, •Wellsborn,,
neae Stiitford-on-AYon, Warwickshlre ; and 'for a View of
the
,P remises; apply to Mi. Gascoyne French; gailitf of the
Estate; Wellingourough -and for further particulars to
George's Colfee-nouse,, Chancery-lane, and to Messrs.
For-
ster,, Cooke and Frere,, nu,. London ; ur
Hodson and Son, Wellingborough; at whose ()dices Plans
of the Estates ate deposited.

• MUCHWENLOCK; SHROPSHIRE. •
TO BE SOLD' BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
CAPITAL and VALUABLE • FREEHOLD
LX EsTATE; pleasantly sittrafed on the Turnpike Road
leading to and within eight miles of Bridgnorth, seven miles
of Broseley, nine Miles of ShrewSburf, arid fifteen miles of
Ludlow, Ina piduresque part of the county of Salop ; con
sistiug of vthe MANOR, or reputed Mandr of
.PREST-
HO PE, with the Waste Land, Right of COmmon over the
extensive Corn/tons of Westwood', &c. in the ancient and
respectable Borough .and Parish Of MU CHWENLOCK2 and
734 Acres of fertile Arable, A W eadow, Pasture, and ood•
land, divided into proper sized farmland ancient Inclosures,
with substantial Farm-houses; Malt-houses, Barns, Stables,
Slieddings, and other convenient and necessary Out-build-
ings, now lctt to rqpeCtable Tenants; at the old and annual
Rent of Susi. sat tilereaUulltS, but capable of considerable
advance: . .. •
• The Estate lies in a Ring Pence, abounds with Game, and
• •
contains several large Ponds or Reservoirs ofWater made tut
the purpose of irrigation,. with a never failing Stream run.
ning through the centre of the Estate. Manure in any quart.
tits nay he purchased on reasonable terms within two miles.
The Land contains an inexhaustible of Ball and Staiat-
tical LIME-STONE of the -first quality; with every, MM..
• cation of other valuable-MIN EKA LS. The Estate is sub-
ject -to a Land TO of 171. 4s. a Cinef Rent of 11. 3s; 6d.
add is Titheable. • ••ie-17

14-,0t,e1. Part of the purchase-money, may remain
charged upon the, Estate.
To treat for the 'same; apply to Mr. lame,;,Wellshorn,
near Strattord.oh-Avon ; or to Mr. coupland, Attorney,
Shrewsbury ,• and tOr I rticulara to John Bishton, Esq.
Kellsall; • John Dodson, Esq. Connd ; Messrs. Pemberton
and Coupland, Shrewsbury ; Thomas ..lasitivvi)od, Esq.
Bridgnorth ; Wirt.• .Esq. Winterfold ; and at Mr.
James's Office, Wellstprn ; Win. Parsons, on, the Premises;
the Stork Tavern, Birmingham ; and at George's Coffee.
honle; Chancery-lane, London.

TfrOUGFL several R eme-dies are discovered
which perfedlly eradicate every species 'of scurvy,
Leprosy, Rheumatic .and Gouty Pains, yet none are found
equal either in, expedition, pleasantness, safety, or cheap-
ness, to Dr. PATERSON's VEGETABLE DROPS,
which in sScrofulous Schirrus, or Cancerous .'cuniOrs,
Ul-
cers, and White Swellings, perform the most wonderful
cures; and in Convulsive, Epiltiptie,• Paralytic, as well as
Mental DerangeMent, and other deplorable Nervous Affec-
tions, where large quantities of celebrated Medicines have
been tried iii vain, a small Bottle of these Drops has given
theshappiestproofsoltheir excellent properties, particularly
in promoting a regular appetite and true digestion, expelling
all morbid• huinottrs; and.causing.proper purity, texture,.
and tenacity, with tree ciredlatiortand equal distribution of
the nervous and other fluids; and thsreby removing all bilious,
winsiy, and spasmodic complaints, whilst they 'produee
composureof mind, a cheerful flow of, Spirits, accompanied
Zvith an agreeable diffusion of natural warmth and lively sen.:
sation through every pill of the animal frame, so as to ren-
der the sickly, weak, and delicate habit !healthful, and re-
store the decayed constitution to a state of strong activity.
These -Drops are inclosed in plain direaiocis, and appointed
to be sold by Tutt, Royal Eatchtinge; Ward, No. 324, Hold
born, ,opposite Gray's Inn, London,: C. Collins, Salisbury;
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where ail orders wholesale and retail are duly attericicd to.
! • Also his -NIEZE RION PILLS, which, though regOing
no restraint of diet; or hindrance.of business,. yet ar,,i!'site,
expeci:iisus and infallible cure in every sia.ge of it tam
disease, being sealed up in•plain ciiTecticuis, with insmic...
by which all tne baneful eiteetsot that insigious disoidei
itnrnt...4.llately prevented by , attending, to. the tisreici
direCteci; prise Ss. sd, duty ini4;ludsdit.

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IMPERHL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF PEERS,

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16.

THE LORD CHANCELLOR did not come down to
the House. till nearly half past four o'clock, when
their Lordships immediately resolved into a Com-
Mince of Privileges, Lord WALSINGH AM in the
Chair, and resumed the consideration of the claim
of the Rev. Edward B;:ydges to the Barony of
Chatidos of Sudeley.
It appearing to be the opinion of the Committee,
that the case could not be decided this Session of Par-
liathent, the case was not regularly taken into
consideration ; bat their Lordships were detain-
ed some time, in consequence of some observations
made by the Earl of KINNou 1, on certain parts of
the conduit of Mr. Townsend, of the Herald's Office,
and accordingly that gentleman underwent a short
examination at the Bar, principally by Lords Kt N.
NOUL and BOLTON. The last question was put by the
former Peer, but it was objeded to by the LOAD
CHANC ELIOR, as irregular with a reference to the
• strh9 rules of evidence. After a short conversation
on the general subjea, between several Peers across
the Table„ it was agreed by the Committee to postpone
the further consideration of the case till the next
Sesion of Parliament'.

Previo4s.to.the above eicathination taking place,

•
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obliterated, and a person attended at the Bar with
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were Return•Plills : among those originally brought
from the Commons, were the Foreign Offences Bill,

the Irish Parliament House Sale Bill, the Mutiny
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first mentioned Peer declared, he should move to
postpone the Bill till the next Session of Parliament.
Some private business was disposed of, and at
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