Star.
London, England, 1801-05-11 00:00:00

THI RING .U. AIM

Mr. SCOTT moved to make this Rule abfolute.
The Counfel for the Defendant Paid he was to
thew caufe againft it. By come miftstke the Affi-
davits had not been filed, and therefore, though
this Rule had been enlarged, he hoped the Court
would give them an opportunity of filing their Af-
fidavits before 'hewing canfe. He had a complete
anfwer to every allegation that had been made ;
and when this cafe did come on, before he made a
Tingle obfervation upon it, he fhould move that all
the Affidavits on both fides might be read, and af-
ter that, be took it for granted that it would be
peed/1y unnecelfary to make any obfervations.
Lord Kntroa laid, the intereits of the public
were too much concerned to proceed in it till the
Affidavits had been filed.

Mr. Scary raid, he (hould be very Corry to a&
any thing to which he was not entitled by law.—
Mr. Aril ad had a week's time to prepare bis Af-
fidavits. The Rule had been enlarged till Thurf-
day LIR, and if the Affidavits were nut filed, he, by

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the ftri6t rule, had no privilege to have them read.
He raid he had beenl-
_oncerocd for perforls in the
fituatioh of Mr. Aris, and the aria rule of the law
had always been enforied againft him. At the
faros tittle he did not mean to do any thing harsh
igainft Mr. Aris, and withed him to have every
reafonable opportunity of defending himfelf.,
Lord. KEN vox faid,-the Affidavits mutt be fih d.
If the Court were to purfue the codrie theq atk.
ed. the mode of profecution by Information wow,/
be mull grievous indeed. There had boen finite
times people wholiad condemned all pmceedings
whatever by Information, without knowing cu...;)'
or whenfore, and, inilead o,f arguments, only using
high.founding words, that were calculated to cz.
flame the minds of ignorant perfons. But if the
Court were to do what was then defired, that mode'
of profecution would be intolerable indeed.—ktsk
enlarged.

BIRTH.
In St epben's-Green, Dublin, Vifcountefs Charkgrille, of s Ion:

FRF.EHOLD ESTATES, SALOP.
113 DE SOLD" BY ♦C'CTtO)

Together or In Two Lots; on Monday the 224 of June, tgol,-
at the Angel ittti' in Ludlow, at four &cloak,
Two ELIGIBLE FARTS. caIIed,GREAT
PO TON, coo using t4o Acres; and LITTLE POs-
TON Pali NI, and BA L OWYN's COPPICE, containing gig
Aeres; Situate fie: miles north ealtof Lthnow, held from year
to year, under Rents of more than thirty years (landing : both
Farms Tic convenient to be occupied together or feparataly,
forming oneennipaß Eftate, within a Ring fence ; well wussied
and watered, and are capable of very great Improveminte, by
draining, and other good Hu fbaniir y, at an any expense:
Bone and Coal are near, and grabably in the Ekate.
for a view of the Premifes apply to the Tenant,.

W.OOTrON WARREN FSTATES unar Iik—NLEY, •
WARWICK:•HIRE.

By Mr. CHRIS-11E,
At his Great Room, in Pall-Mall, on Thurfday, she sift May,
(By Onler of the Provoft and Scholars of the King's 'College,
• Cambridge, for the Rede:nrion of the Land-Tax.)
AVALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE;
confifting of fever"! PAW( FARMS, with all inhibits
BUILDINGS, andnear NINE HUNDRED ACRES of dais
ARABLE., MEADOW and PASTURE LAND, conlyatt
and TY'FHE FREE, together with the TYTHES illUlng and
PAYABLE out of ULLENHALL, Lt on LEASE to Pir
EDWARD Sarni, Bart. which will entire in Nine Years. at a
low Itifereed Rent, the lilt Payment amautiting to One HAP-.
dial and Forty-two Pounds Fourteen Shillings, but of the adifal
Arousal Value of Twelve Mundial Pounds and utwards.
A Perron will attend fifteen days preceding the :•ale, who will
Chew the Eltatc ; and printed Particulars may be tbea had of
the Printers artist Coventry, Birmingham OsAirJ, And Lel-
caller Papery; at the White Lion, Stratford-upon-Avon, Wit.
wick; Gilbert Jones,Salifbury-fquare, Elect-
ftreet, London; Wit. Gee, Efq. Attorney, Cambridge ; at the
Ralbbrw Cote-brute, Oornhill; and in Pall-Mall, where a
Plan of the Mate may be feet..
A SAFE and POWERFUL. RESTORATIVE ftsr
Weak and dtbilitated Coaltit• Nervous We:Andres
curium, The dee. alma LGeas Grape
Confumrive Habits, Climates, and
Pains and Weakneirm of the Particularly the 111-confeqsaas
Stomach, cm of Intemperance..
HALLAM and Co's
EXTRACT, or ANIMA of QUASSIA,

IN TNL FORM Of PILLS:
'THE almoPe invariable fuccefs of this new Re-
ntedy is perhaps without precedent —Medic-I Men, emi-
nent in their prokfßon, with fume of the Srft Perfonages in this
Kingdom, hare candidly acknowledged its ESeaey, and Sip-
ported it with their cccommendatlon. htedkinai Virtues
of %salt have foe route time paft been held in high sitimation,
but its more general µre has been prevented by the want of a
hatable form, for Its tatibition.—lts Steak bitter has rendered
it impodible to adminifter In a fuißelent dote, in the uftral
form, (that of Infullon) atomise, the full effect of the me-
dicine has not been expetieneed.—Th ...ifcovery of this Euradt
has now obviated that deka, and Its entire Mielkinat V *MAI
concentrated in a form at site elegant, agreeable, and precis,
are' obtained.—A fingle trial will do away every peeknAtes
and convince the Voletudi tary of ks real merit.
Sold wholefale only by A Shaw, No. 74, Borough ; and re-
tail bt his spoeintment,by !hetet and Co. Edinborgh and Oh&
gow 1 Hassel, Bub ; Sheppard, Brined ; Core and Sow, Li-
verpool; Stains and Hargreaves, hianchefter ; Nana sod
'Wright, Lords ; and one Vender in ,every town ; In boss of
ts. and 105.6 d. each, and large packages, containing era ja.
loses, EL at. each, duty Included.
Cr But Wave, none can pitiably be gamine, unkfs.it has
the Spatters of B. liidhun and Co. written in Red Ink. •

WHEN reolefriOnai Men of education and re.
friability deviate from the general fythen by the re-
ation of a peculiar Bands. the fanalon of loss mintiouni
lurch is the belt criterion of fuperiOrity.
Eight Tsar! have f devoted
.iry pragice to the exdaflve Weap
man of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuecefsful vefuk of
my plan gives me mhilifosal ardo= to oppofe m far as I am
able the ravages of thole complaints which ate the molt buport-
ant in the catalogue of human infiessitice.
After initiation into every branch as sit Army Surgeon, I
formed a veil at an early period of Pradice to refeug individu-
als from the iroranee of uneducated Men, or the quietly dan-
genius precipitancy of general Prataitioners.
The THREIi DISORDERS, to the eared which I ha* de.
voted my audition, comprise every fpodes of VEIiEREAL
INFECTION, whetter of a recent or long deratlona—adly.
AU kinds of DEBILITY, whetaer setting from the habits of
Schott/boys, or the Indulgence of mature age, and Willy that de-
rangement of the,fyheen in Kamm which is called BARRAN-
NESS or STERILITY.
Numerous denim are the refult of ignorance or bane in the
treatment of a Ample Gonortitea,and it not utifrequerniy hap-
, peas that therm& of Life are polinned by the iniliferetion of an
unguarded hour. By a fupteiet method filch complaints are
catty cured, and even when others Mac (Ards I trait that
may preform to offer a radiel re-eftobillitment.
Few however are the cafes of complicated (Wirth in this
diked= itenspred with the cahntitous situations of Mee, who
from ittdtalzeaee Ina SOLMARY V.CE, or the prevalent Gale-
tles of a aWe Life, aequire that Rate of Debility which
Is the unavoidable contingence of fuck pernicious habits.
Where the unhappy (o(ferer bmeds over Ms =key, but care •
fully ceneeak his misfortune' it may be knee confolation for
him to know, that although k be au oldish of doubt or =cer-
tainty with other Praditioeseni, the tomoval of the* DEFT .
CIENCIES by the gradual piing:els of litenevation is the acquire-
ment of my experience. if the rites of Beeches or Venus have
begun to reduce manly vigour, mud anxiety will be revolted
by an early counteradUon of this languid Rate, end in Wit
cafes no great dillenitks will occur.
But where this ..)cfieieney has for years ezilledss r Per-
feverance is irolifpenAbly requi Ike to reviveaksßsatlaisKfpar"
of Life, and to re-anlmate the Coullitution.
MARRIED WOMI N. wbn have Motile.
in their ex pe,ttations of a Family, may be Mare* lerlatetieeeft
Whence' fui h defects are curaliie by Miami
glr -
The SECRECY which is fo dlendal tansy
the Quatibrations which I have pttfunied to ems, form the
Baia a my Pemendions, and in tome:Wow with this i nee -
mation Is giro, tint soy bikaohnonfolowaly
(or by letters ladolloinhooil nose) at 161 beak DishaPo er
del-hetet, Strand, nor Tonopinllor.
There is an ablkinni
sontroone Illranaltreei 4811161.
and the nom: la um bath the doom

M. Mesabar ef the Reid amper of Sorrow*

LONDON Voluted fare s, Vooprion ivy JOHN DANWL,
(of Cirnoir:4lao).ot Noe Prat Posorswo-Ooneo, Wm 1,
CITy-ftrout ; arlyglabod by LLVPL law 11 Cow
terbary-place, Lombotet). n Nr t, t e -Ihret, and aez
ST4o-Ontre. ToNybo-Par ; to o Yob (Mu a
maims Ins tie LIMO* art rtverfted tc, ir agUr..44.