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chetrcntz , and to thew 'that the DefZdant was out
of the molt honourable men in the world.
Lord Asarco, Paid, ,g It did not appear to hin
at the face of the agreement, that there Was the
ilightell ground for this prolecution ; and if th•
Jury thought as he did,' be &Quid go no liartht.
into it."
The. Jury (which was Special )'were unani m cull;
of the fame opinion, and here the caufe ended.
Counfel for the profecution, the ATTORNEY
Gsmaaat, Mr. Glans, and Mr. Wool) ; Attrn
ney, Mr. CHARTER—For the Defendant, Mr.
ERSKINE, Mr. GARROW, add Mr. Buattouott ;
Attorney, Mr. SHERV/IN.
Many Gentlemen of refpettability attended the
Court in fiipport of the Defendant's ghod fame
and charatter ; amoitg whom were, Charles /lick-
' nell, Efq. Solicitor to the Admiralryi Peter Bar.
foot, Efq, of MidlingionfLuek Hants ; Robert
Trans, Efq. of Salkeft:cl-Hoult; near Winchef-
, ter ; J. Sims; Efq. Laytonllone, Etter; Richard
Dalton, Efq. of Canibetwill; Dr.. Edmund Fry,
n't John Bigg, Efq. of Iping, Suffer •
Myles Lowe, Eft!. of Mrton.place, near Chichef:-
ter ; John Smith, Efq. of Winch:eller ; Edward
V. titterfok Efq. of Lincoln's-Inn ; Rev. William
Carwardine, Coln Priory, Eat; W;Box. Efq-
Ludgate•fireet.
Defendant. had likewife tellimonials from the
following Gentlemen in the country : From John
Utterfon, Efq. of ChieftelleJr, one of his Majetly's
Juaices f the Peace for the county of Soifer—.
eg Mr. Wilkes hath been my tenant at Milian&
Houle; in Suffer, (even years ; and in all and every
tranlhdion I have had with him, he Iris conclud-
ed himfelf in the moil hor.onrable and relpeetable
manner."—From Samuel Twyford„, Efq. late
High Sheriff for Suffer, and the Rev. Charles Al-
cock, Prebendary of Chichefter, and Chaplain to
the Bifhop of Chichefier;—,4 We Nye been per-
fonally acquainted with Mr. Wilkes for there laft
five years, and have always confidered him as a
Gentleman of Rria veracity and integrity, and in-
capable
of attempting to fupport a faWehood by the
violation of an oath?'

coiAtt Jo! COMP* PLEAS, MAY sp.
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'tile!' Or PirMISE 01P MAtIRI/1011.
POTT*I.I4,OIII /Il.feldiTl4,..erhis was an Ohio
brought by Mifs Sarah Campbell Poppleton, re 1
raling in Chapel-greet, Pentonville, against the
Defendant, living In Hatton Garden, Holborn, to
recover a compenfation in damages, 'for a breach
of promife of marriage.
Mr. Serjeant &ureter) opened the cafe.
Mrs. Sarah Small was the firft witnefi called ;
fhe Rated, that the had a frnall income to live on,
but that the increafed that little by attending ladies
in their lyings-in. She Paid the Plaintiff was her
daughter by her firft hufband, and that they lired
together at Iflington ; that in the month of Jana-
ary, 1797, on returning home one cresting, the
found the Defendant playing at cards with her
daughter; that on hes entering the room the De.'
fendantrofe,and Paid, “Madam, my name is Smith,
I am a Gentleman, and mean to pay myaddreffes
to your daughter in an honourable way, should I
be fortunate enough to gain your content, and will
make her my wife within three months. Witnefs
replied, the had her free confent if his intentions
were honourable. The three months elapfed,,whei,
Defendant exeufed himfelf from fulfilling his pro.'
loife,tby faying, he had not been able to obtain a
fnitabile houfe. After this her daughter had bought
a piece of muflin, which Defendant defired might
be made up for her wedding drefs ; but when it
was finifhed, he laid he would have her married in
a riding habit, as it was his intention to keep his
wedding in the country. In this way Defendant
continued paying his addreffes to her daughter till
the 23d of December, 1799, .vhen witnefs, in con.
cert 'with her daughter, remontirated with De-
fendant, faying, that his conduet was Inch as to
make them believe he did not mean to keep his
promife, and demanded'an explicit anfwer. De-
fendant, in reply, inußed that he did, and inflantly
wrote in her daughter's packet book—", I William
Smith, niTean to keep my promife in marrying Mifs
Sarah Campbell Poppleton, within fix Months
from this period, or in default do agree to forfeit
One Hundred Posuuk." In the Jane following, wit-
nets again fpoke to Defendant, who informed her
be had had 4 quarrel with herdaughter, and that he
Meant to break off the conneEtion. Two other wit-
steles proved the promife of marriage to Plaintiff.
Mr. Serjeant Cocicsia. in defence laid, he bad
purpofely avoided slicing the mother any queftions,
left be Mould wound her feelings; but now his
duty called upon him to fay, that a more fhame-
ful tranfaaion had never been exhibited in a Court'
of Jutlice ; that the Plaintiff had forfeited all claim
to motet:lien ; and that the was as artful and can-
ning as !he was profligate and abandoned'; that
he Mould prove, that long before the Defendant
• was introduced to Mrs. Small, the Plaintiff had
been living in a common brothel witit the Defen-
dant, and that the introduCtion of the Defendant .
to Plaintiff's mother was a guile put or. to hide
from herfriends her abandoned and profligate incli-
nation. to evil; that in this Rate of illicit intercourfe
the Liefendant had fipiandered away hundreds,
and confiderably impaired the little property left
bin) b' a near relation.
Witneffes were then called, who corroborated
this statement, and proved that the Defendant had
long been in the habit of Maintaining the Plaintiff
in the moR expenflve ftyle, and that a criminal
connexion had been kepz. up fox a (cries of years.
His Lordfhip, in coinpaftion for the parties, re-
commended that a Juror aught k withdrawn ; ob.
fairing, that it appeared the tool. had been the
price Pet upon the virtue ofthis unfortunateloft
COURT 611.11:1$01 BENCH, MAY a& '

From the Rev. Charles Richards, Mafter of
Winchefter Hyde-Abbey School Mr. Wilkes
I have intimately known for more than ao years,
have uniformly found him a man of find inte-
hrity, and always had the higheß opinion of his
onour and probity."
From the Rev. James Cookfon, of Colmar, one
Of his Majefty's Juftices of Peace for the county
of Hants It is but juftice in me to faj, 2ftd I
am ready to fay it on all occafions, to bear tefti-
, molly to the reputation of Mr. Wilkes, that hav-
ing known him for many years, and hitd feveral
tranfadions with him, I always found his condut
fair and kilt."
From the Rev. J. M. Newbolt, of Winchefler,
one of his Ivfajefty's Jullices for the county of
Hants I have the pleafure with great truth
to fay, that having known Mr. Wilkes many years,
_I never heard of any thing to impeach his general
good charaOer."
From the Rev. G. J. Huntingford,D. D. War-
den of Winchtfler College I have known Mr.
Wilkes many years. I have never been acquaint-
,ed with any tranfadions, which could juflify the
llighteft imputation on his moral charader ; and I
verily believe him utterly incapable of violating
truth and honour."

The modern Mahomet, whofe wife, like poor
Imfbar

Irene, has gnhappily outlived her th...pand's liking;
the wife, who refembling Clytemneffra, would re-
joke at the occifion of her Lord and Maher ; or
the Son that would exult at a Parent's exit, tho'
hurried, like a Servius Tullius, from thq Rage,
mull feel powerful provocations, for deprecating
the ,]till of a Man, who, by his healing ark, de-
prives them of that reverfion of happinefs, Which
they pmniifed themfelves, from the havock of dif-
ea.fe or fenefoency, : and yet, this is literally the
cafe, with the Author of the GUIDE TO OLD AOR
who, by his mallet-1y pen, and unrivalled panacea,•
has fo often turned the !haft afide, when levelled
from the icy hand of Death, at thofe whom the
willies of dick hearts had configned to the King
of Terrors. Dr. BRODUM'S NERVOUS CORDIAL and
BOTANIcAL SYRUP having fo frequently fruftrated
all their hopes, that, till the Dottor himfelf has hi
quietus figned, and hirsadmirable treatife flares
the fate of the Alesandrian Library, they mull be
doomed to remain in a hate of bailed expeCtancy,
' convinced againft their will, of the wretched Un-
certainty which attaches to poll obi !peculation,
and feting, to their farrow, that thofe they *jilted
to behold in their Shrouds, are Shrouded, by that
modern Efeulapius, from a multiplicity of mortal
attacks, and Even more likely to be the readers of
Mir obituary, than to furnifh them with the happy
pernfal of a Ilk jactri, vire verft.

*nsitisto I. WiLKES—OW TUX PItOSECUTIOiIIif
010101 Fair.
This wit an indictment preferred again( the
Defendant, for perjury in his artfwer to a Bill of,
Complaint filed by the Profecutor in the Court -of
Exchequer. It arofe in confequence of. the De-
fendant having entered into an agreement with
the Profecutor, td make over to him the excluflee
right of printing a certain kook, of which the
Defendant is ate author, intitkd Ent:ol,4(4a
Landinenfie, or Did' of Artr. Sciences, and Li-
terature r but which exeinfive right of printing the
Defendant had fince taken away from the Profe-
cutor, on account of his inattention and neglect
in the execution of it. The Profecutor, then charged
the Defendant, among other things, with hay.ng
given p:trt of the above-mentioned Work, fo ex-
clufively fceured to himfelf. to fundry other per-
tons to print, and particulatly.to one Jofeph Buck-
nell, of Farnham, in Sorry. in fraud of the laid
agreement And which being denied by the De-
fendant in his anfwer, drew on him the charge of
perjury in the prefent aaion. Some littlk time
was taken up in Rating what the witne.fs Jofeph
Bucknell had printed for the Defendant—when,
no Mr. Easstua's Rating. t! fubflance of the
agreement, it was found wise a reprint, or fecond
edition of the Sea voltimenf the laid Encyclopx-
dia, not ailigned by the accernent, and had no
rclation thatever to the banners exclnfively made rTWENTY.SIX Years fuccefsful treatment will
over tg Prolctutor, *hid) was 'only " tht ref'n CP"' more than even the molt refPe*abie atteitati°°' of
inoffimptoratatt(endlz NthervmninsitAirie,dlintr,
and refidue of the progreilve work, or fiat cdi-„ ftlhdelttleto its virtues,
Scn
tions.kun part of the third volume unto the tun' tut counemestv:gfithe chnchr rendering joints incapagetlf ithea ntr-
CciFl lelion--am ternsiaation of the Paid Eneyclo• turames) in Rheumatirm, &r. each finding its remedy in this
• dinenfis." eftablifhtd Mldicinc, • Style boric of which has enlivened the
witnefs Bucknell was aikedi .villether he climstrlitP.;ciernslit'hacti;iL t:Aibleanl4in'ntidot I antidote in
SiZtntirbnidalkl Cafe,, its
was not indebted to the Defendant ? He laid he
Petty Vegetable,
Deers its hip::
did not tlar confider that he was, becanfe Mr. .;lacity aver all other Medkinrs; It nets immediately on the
S'ilkes, lite a generous good man, had lent him fluids of the body, promotes perfpiratioo, nay in its salon, and
recant to Ilse stilt; Ng( Rion Is *Sifted, tone added to the
a letter Rating, that he would never hurt or troll.
antodeiuts vi.ortuouesdrioulie,j4.7odireby.
bleltien for the debt. H. was allied, whether tiemrve7ihrte7Lrucitantraeft a difpnfiteinn,
that letter was written, ore the prefent indictment goentiy foperveniny the (mall-pot, modes, ate. and tins very
had been preferred ? o which he anfwercd "It much the aelii.n of the Spa Waters: In nutein,bitiousand eon-
fornpeive affrealons, and worms, the y have often fueetetki.
was fern him long before." So that it elmrly
awared there could be no view of luborning his Vr. hbualiks 51";Iker ones at 11. 2.. each, a,
the ,on quart. . an: and by molt retpedhie.
evnee. bit :'enders in Town Ted Country.
Mr. ERSKINE [llOl, on behalf of the Defendant,- Atr. Spilfbitry gives his advice every morning, between the
repeated his obfervation, that this charge was boon of ten and four o'clock, at the Difpenfary, Soho-None,
London,(r
ivholly unfounded, inafmuch as the prifitint work
i;ven to the withers Bucknell, was not wit in the I teca,O;:Guine%witibe attended which c'grrument will
of the* akin a poised coldsttatists-.
agreement ; and laid that he had r trmancnt vi-' The poor relieved gratis.

MARRIED.
On Melly !ail, 16, tbir Mitt Hounorable and
thy =sop of St. a., Captain Moo "•••••^...,
UyalNom. to ffie WO! Has. LW, Clo

Rev.
of the
teleritiet

DIED.
On Sunday fentfight, in the 23d yea Unutt• age, PAS itisw6
Thorne, n Leeds.

A FRISHOLVTSTATI, Canfillint lirgr
Acres of csceltrit.ihisrlh Land, route b,twec Rochef-
er and Grayefend, let cm Leak to • wry icfpeclabie Ten. at
it aclear yeany rent of sspl.—Cor further partic4ar• apvly •
%fr. Tyndale, Solidter, No. 6, Litteckla's Ina Fields.

-111;11 ITeditb"

that the

Ad./ hit.' fu,„ .er the bitealotts‘rea at the
DeticadVioeting held it Dinh, nszeived the Paysi Mkat
n the 21 ft day of May init. and that by a Claaisin the Adt,
preference 441Sa4b:cribing for tttc few remaining Now Shansi'
.cuured to the Proprietors for Thirty Day 4 fray Sift ?mike the
fame; after whi h,Rronldaßyremise the Sala i at will be
open to the Pali: at lame.
•* • S.tbferipaiens may be made either Perfo ally. by Les.
rer,(vit.. pia), at the Bankini-lietele of Allfm. fiatiords,
Davis, and Co. Brittal.--Mitait M yas, -464.

,aceicent Houfekoum • turtiturel, French Books by env non
Matters, a Pair of tli.ireb Globe, by Adam', capital Coach
right Farming Cart, Hartle% and odies.F.lleas.
ENFIELD, MWDLESEK.
TO BI SOLD BY AUCTION--BY mß.ltArrs,
tt the Old King's Head Inn, Frlllekl, on Monday, June 3
act, at Tisch,- o'clock.
PART of tfie Ceniiine HOUSEHOLD FUR.
RE,. a Pair of Cmital Coach Geldings, Cart lim-
its, Gorden Utenfils, Foe. of a C. utientatt, removed from hie
tefidence at Cfay•Hill ; cornprifing a general alroonient of Ca-
binet Furniture of excellent workmanihip, Turkey and Bruffeß
Carpets, ,very capital IVrahogany Sideboard, Chats of Draw-
ers, excellent Br:al.:aft Tables, Kitchen and Garden Requilitcs
A rattail collection of French Books by the following- efteemei
Matters: /tonneau Abbe Raynal, Comte de Nuat, Mirabeau,
Abbe Batumi:, Helvetia% and Buffon • a few Englilh Novels
and School-hooks; a Pair of all-inch GlObes, force Mafic, and
numerous valuable effeds.
To be viewed on Saturday preceding du Sale: Catalogues
may be had at the Place of Sale the John Gilpin, Edmontm :
the principal Inns at 'Tottenham and Southgate; and of Mr.
bates, Audtioneer, No.s, Welbeckftreet, Cayenditkrquate.

WHEN PrOfeditinat Men of Milk/tin(' fend re.
fprinfibility deviate from the mien& fyfirm by the re.
ection of a peculiar Eraisch, the fessition of long motioned
tatters is the left criterion of fuperiority.
Eight yearn have I devoted my pradlice to the ogee totxt.
ment of THREE DISORDERS, and the fucceLifel kirk of
my plan gives me additional anlour to rppofe an the as I ran
able the ravage:sof that complaints which me them& balsams
ant in the catalogue of human infirmities.
Alter initiation into every' branch as an Amy Switooo„t
formed a with at an early period of Pragice to refute Miliviltio
ah from the ignorance or uneducated Mn.e or the equally Men
geruus precipitancy of general Ptadtshouers.
The THREE 1./ISORDEitS, to doi core of which 1 have do.
voted_ My attention, romprize every treks 'of VENbREAL
INFEC/bil whether of a recent er len cifitailosh—adly,
AU kinds of DEBILrrY, whether orifiag Rom the habits of
Schoolboys, or the iodukcaace of mousey age, and laltly that de-
rangement of etc fyllem in Women which is tidied DARKEN.
NESS or STFRICITY. •
Nunwroas difeafcs are the refuh of ignorance r ladleful elm
treatment of a Moyle Gonorrhea, anti it nor anteroom* hey.
Mae that the feeds of Life are optioned by the laddered*, oft*
unguarded hour. By a lupe-noir method fuels• data art
ally cured, and even whent others have filled, Etna that
may preforneto offer a radical mettabillithent.
Few however me the cafes of comp ed did:refs ft Oft
diforder compared with the calamitoas lituations of latettootto
from Indulyenee biaSOLITARY or the Venda* Oar.
ties of a fallukmatic Life, acquire Mot Rate of Debility which
is the unavoidable confequence °I AA pernicals habits.,
Where the unhappy fulterer Moods over his mitary,but ear*
wily conceits his misfortune, it may be Tome consolation fur
hint to know, that although it be an &lea of doubt' or uncer-
tainty with other Practitioners; the remand or thee DEN-
CI F:NCLES by the gradual pro:refs or Renew...ion is tho 'ego ire-
extent of ray exprrience. If the rite of Bac&,ie* or Verinnhave
begun to reduce manly vigour, much inociery wit be wormed
by an early counteraction of this languid Race, and in *le
cares no great difficulties will oceor.
But where this Deficiency has for year; exifted, a proper Per-
feveranee is indifpeadlify resnifite to revive the Rotating friths
of Life, and to re-animate the Coullitutioo.
MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been &rapacious]
in their Cipeel2Wo2s of a Family, may he. allured, that in mutt
inilaneca loch &kits are curable by Medical Skill.
The SECRECY orhich is fodEmdal to my undertaking, and
the (..alifleationa *Etch I haw. prefussed co Rate, form the
Balls of my Pretenfiops, and in coincidence with fifth thisinti-
mation is given, that Mr 11.--d• may be ennfidted prfonAl?
((or by letters inclofmg a (mall note) at his bode, Nu. ay, Arun.
dci.ftreet, Strand, near. Temple-Sar.
There is an additional entrance in WahMEreet adjoining,
and the name Is 00 both the doors. `
M. a Maisber of the Royal College of Stuyecusa
THE ANTI-IMPETIGINES is a Medicine
founded on a Chemical and IPltiftfophleal Ben, warranted
by Cl/2210'3 PRACTI22 of FlaYste, and Nosotoov," and
prepared by S. SOLOMON, Flo. Psi. p. Liverpool; who
pledges hind& to the Public, that this Medicine is perfealy
innocent In its nature, fate in its application, and power**,
efficacioas is every
.flocks of " IDIFITIOINZP, or depraved
Habit, With Affection, of the Srdn.” (Cullen 's ltaertiee td
.Pbyfe, Na t 7 37.) it Is ofthe utmott irapottance to theft ad.
glided with any of thcfe direful Difeafes to their friends and re-
latives, as well as to the tiling generation, thatfach hereditary
Com; hints may be fpe:dily Tenoned, and the blood purified
from every de gee of Miens.
oft!' ire
The Xing's Evil. Stnima Set fit; hard, firmer, and
often indokto tumours that aired the glands ,of the, neck, un-
der the chin, arm phi:lmin, haros,„ornstriciavrifts, and molt
commonly is featatt its thepctli mid
sheneatli the ems. To re-
move there obftitate fymptorrin, the -whale istaterie Media
hat been tried, with onty.lisift 64*. and: the mftMlify fur-
fere. bit to drag.ootio onfWrable.ealitericy,! Many are ...M-
-ing along On ertitehre wutif the
nottirs_wouiti reltore Cb htth and vigour, if if:cootie was
had to it. The Directions given! Wifien'Or .getlie are &inn
and its application is attended with little or no trouble.
Proper Directions for every cart; to enable Perrot* to cure
thendelves, is fealed up with canh,BOttle, price Haifa-Guinn;
There are alto family Bottles; tentatobig theater:tatty of Si at
Half-a-Guinea, for tl. too: brioltirti there it 13s. tared.'
. •,• Perfimi in the eountry_yeviiringlie Dott, nes olselljeli
relative to inveterate earce,-,aoc to inelofe his Skillet of Hair.:
a.Cninea, In a latter, ofithlla Rah': of theii• raft NM Amid
• (for fafety) he thus dimitesb•-•'MoncYlkrterril)r: &skis",
Solornotes.Pinc. Liverpool! lialtl4loll.bic
Ht. Letters may lie cinkild m be audretthrfbr X. 7 or Al
r B. at the Pott-offitc„ Olean/WV., • *
The Cordial Balm eeemod,-andOefde to Heath, dreybt
obtalited every day, at the itilovrisigifoilinib milldams of rale, via, ,
by Hazard I.atcaßcr,
.by Weintiley
Brittol,, Sheppard- Lords, Binns
'Brighton, Gregory Jim-ado, Drury
birmingham, Swinney • Lynn, Ha.*
Bedford, Smith I.eicettre, Gregory
Blandford, Simmons Swinton
Bury St. Ed. Dingle • Lewes, Lee
Cheltenham, Harward" blanche:ter, Lynch
Cambridge, Hodgfon Margate, Rowe.
Coventry, Rotates: Maidlione, Blake '
Coleliellar, Key our Malbomugh, Hasid
Canterbury, Simmons Newbury, roller
Carlille, , lonic* Newcaltle, Walker
. . Hoxhnd
Chatham, Etherbigt on Northampton, Edge
Cheltasfurd, Clac Isr licttinehash„ Perham
Ficher Norwich,
Cheitcr, / te•
Pole and Son Oxford, Stet-mien A
Jana 'Ca
Chichefter, Philipfon Plymouth, • Riehardas
Cirenenter, Stephens Portfmouth, Edon
Chippenham, Combs Pretton, Serrault
Dublin, David Con Reading, Smart le Co.
Devizes, Broughton ' Stamford, Newcomb
Dorchefter, CrunveU Sunderland, Bray •
Deal, Rote Sal:diary, Collier
Dartmouth, jackfon , Scarborough. Bayley
Edinburgh, Smith Taunton, Foote
Exeter, Trueman & Son 'Tunbridge, Cox
Fain:truth, Elliot Wets,
Gloucefter, Rifles Weymouth Wood
' ihmald Windfor Biakency
Gaiport, !bulling Worettler, Tyra*
'Had, Rxwfon Warwick, Perry
Ipfwich, hliddleditch Winchdter, Robbins
Me of Wight, Alin York, TeXesman
Xenia], Branthwaite Yarmouth, Pewee
And by all the' reputable Medicine Venders, Bookretters, its
'ln every principal Town in England, Ireland, Scotland, and
America; price tialf-a.Gultsea a Bottle, -Meth copious three-
tons, fealed up. ifs Family Bottles at jot. cobtain fix Half•
Guinea one., on which 13s. is Caved.
Dr. Solomon may be confuted by letter (pot Inderzt
his ufaal Fee of Halfia-G diretted " Money Latter, Dr
Solomon,' Soldniiin't 'Piaci. 1. ; paid doable pottage'

NEAR. PALMER's GREEN aml SOUTHGATE.
Wish peffenion at Michaelmas next.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. RATNE,
On Easy the soth of Jane, at the Rainbow Coffee-bode in
Coral%lli, London, at 12 o'clock, in one Lot,
A FREEHOLD ESTATE, muff beautifully
fituated on the Eaft fide of the Turnpike Road between
ISLINGTON and PALMER'S,GREEN, oppofite the live
Elms and Bowes Penn, only fix miles from London, poffeffing
peddler advantage, by the rife of ground, and the New River
winding through the lands, for eredtot one or more
ELEGANT VJLLAS.
The quantity of Land Thirty-four Acras, In part old Mea-
dow, and the remainder rich Arable, free from Land Tax, in
the Parilhen of Edmonton and Tottenham, entitled in the for-
mer to an allotment in the Inclofure now making, and in the
latter to a very Valuable Pafturage in Tottenham Marines.
Printed Particulars will be ready for delivery one month
preceding the Tale; which may be had of Mtn. King, the prdent
tenant, at Palmer's Greerf; at the Rainbow; Melres.Ward, Den-
nets, and Grave, Covent-Garden ; and of Mr. Rahn, Charlotte-
ftreet, Bloondbury.

TETSWORTH, in OXFORDSHIRE.
With indrawn ee AUchaelsilas next.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. RAINE,
ty• This fait in unaroidablypoilponed from this day, the Ilth
of May, to the igth of June next,
At the Rainbow Coffee-houfe, Cornhill, London, at Twelve
o'Cloct, is One Lot,
AVERY Valuable and Complete Freehold
GRAZING and DAIRY FARM; with a deferable
proportion of deep Arable Ground, containing in the whole
upwards of Three Hundred Acres of Rich Land, furrounding
a good refpedtable Farm-Houfe tto which • Sallied Parlour and
Bed-chambers have been lately added); with fpaclous Farming
Out-buildings, and Shepherd's Cottage ; the whole lying With-
in a ring knee, and well watered ; known by the name of
LOB ; bounded by the Turnpike Road bet ween'Ectfworth and
Oxford, two miles dillant from the former, and ten from the
latter, and only forty-four from London.
Mr. Bigges, the prefait Truant, wripermit the Premife. to
be fern, of whom printed Particulars may be had ; atfn of the
Printers of the Oxford, Reading, and Northampton l'apers;
Crown, Tit:one ; George, Aykflaury ; White Hark. Ux-
bridge; of Melks. Green and Tennant, No. 2, Gray's-lon-
rquare - at the Rainbow; and of Mr. Ralne, Land Surveyor,
in Chat:lotterttreet, Bloonifbury, where a Plat may be fem.

FREE fIOLD ESTATES, 'TOOK'S COURT, CHANCERY-
LANE, WITH THE. LAND TAR RFZIFIMED.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION4—By "fr. LONG,
At Garraway's Coffee Hoare, CorabilL on Thurfday the r rte
of June, it ove.„oVlncb, (math prctioally dlipaed of by
Private Contras%)
TWO very deferable PREEHOLI) HOUSES,
?Imre No. 5, and No. 6. In the heft part afTo k's Court,
Carlitor-fireet, Chancery-Lane, and lookitig into Cattle-Brea,
Hamm No. S, in the occupation of Edward Leigh, Efq. on
Leak; No. 6,11 the occupation of William Scale, Efq. whore
Leafe expires at Midfummcr next. Conuflipg of a weir built
Family Honks and Oftees, in good repair, with large Gardens,
101 cam:Beat Cold Bath and Dreigng Room, tke.
The above Premifes have had a confideruble rapt
upon them. The Land Tax is parchafqd, is a very le
fimation for Gentlemen of the Law • No. s may be ewed by
leave of the Tenant, and No. 6 by application to the A
Printed particulars may be had E Garraway's, an of Mr.
Long, Or Newport-ltrect, Lung Acre, (or to treat by Pri•
vatc Contraet.)

CM'TTAL AND VERY" DE. TOWN AkEt•i-
DENC Fs, LANSDOWN PLA,CR, GU ILPORD-STREET,
WITH EARLY POSSESSION.
TQ BE SOLD BY AilleTlON—By M. LONG, ,
By order of tht Einutors of John Patrons, Efq. &reared, on
Thurfilay June it ISM, at GauTaway's Coat Hourc,Cortt-
hill, at one o'Clohi,
A TRULY Valuable, and fingularly Elegant
I- 1- LEASEHOLD ESTATE, very defirahly fituatcd,No. 7,
Lanfdown Place, Guilford-Erret, immediately looking into
Brunfulch-fquare, and the Foundling Hnfpital, and rumor be
interrupted by the new buildings now erecting. Comprifts •
very fubftantial well built Fondly Refute, fitted up with east
taße and in the molt perfcdt order, with numerous Dwarf*
offices.
The above Prensifet are in the belt polFbie Rate of repair,
and fit for the reception of a genteel tinily, hils: for a term of
ninety-one years, from Lady Day hit, at a ground rent of only
Seventeen (Woos per. Ann.
Printed particulars may be h 4, (and tickets for viewing by
leave of the Tenant) of Mr. Long, Qecat ewport-Itrect,iong
Acne; and at Oarraway's.

MEDICTNE ACT.
At the ant? Warehnife for Dr. James's Powder, No. 45, St
PITA'S Clforeh-gard,a few dome Preen the Corner ef Cheapfide,
"THE following MEDICINES. are fold, at the
.a. Frites annneol,inclufive of the Stamp Duties impaled*
this AEI; but no addiLional charge has been made upon Dr.
James's Powder; which is continued at the original price pf
as.6d. per packet. It may silo be had 'at ilea per dozen • er
he gesmity of a d 1171121 packets in one bottle, for IL as. 6d.ciuty.
neluded, fa that the Pulclic arc no Inflows.
But in otder to facilitate the rtwration, and to leffen the bet-
theta this Alt, Width would in a greet meafure have proved,'
tat upon benevdknee, all the Other Modidncs arc rota to ant
perfons'porchsfms half a dozen or more, Ore from the &paw
of the Stamps. s. d. 1.1.
Dr. Jennie Powder a 6 Dr. Steers's Opedeldne s 6
Anakptic Pills 4 6 Convultion Oil s 6
Cattle Powder a 6 --- Paregoric Lo-
Dr. Hooper's Pills t wages - - Ift
Dr. Au ft hit Chalybeste Camomile Drops z s,
4 0 Effence of Coltofeot 3 9
Rerry'sßitioes Bids 5 o Effence of Peppermint T
Dalhyta Carminative 1 9 Ormackk Medicines 5
Tickers Atkerlal Spirit 3 6 Glares Magncfla 3 6
Oninterosh'sTimftures t I Inglis s Scott Pills a 0
Tote Lozenges tri Grant's Drops - rl{
Mr. Spence's Dentri6ce 4 o Nottosis DroPs sd,
Frcake 6 Tiklllll 011:1011 3 6 Spilfloury's Drops 3 to
Hu ham's ditso a 6 Sivmdiman'o Pills a o
Englith, Coffee 2 9 Dr.Solander'sTes 2 9
Cephalic &sof o 9
Janet% Rheumatic Ttaatare, 3s. 6d. •
Atfo the Genuine A rqueholitie lately imported, said molt
of the other Proprietary Medicines in repute. Orders for expor-
tation are fupplied without Stamps as betbrelbis Ad.
N.B. As many pukes, persintarty lemons and selliewn,
miltake the hook, F. N RY, the Proprietor, is under
the neerifity of pointing mac Gan it It at the Fait End at 8.
Pours, (smelt to elleap, and that it hada great white tuc.
coed front, with dick swi inferibed :
Tea awar WalithiOutia eon Da-jams); ?await.

COURSE OF EXC:IIA.NME.
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LONDON Printed fryt'te Proprietors. by JOHN DANW.
(of Carnaby-ftmet) at the STAR PRIIITIN .Or ries. Nc. t
Carry-ft:at ; and poblifhed by LIDIEL Jaw, (if Car-
te:bury:plait, Larilbek%), at No I, Carey-(!reel, and at tie
Semi-Orrice. ; to which 05te all commuter
seibrie *ink tairea an teeseltecto be addrad.

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