Star.
London, England, 1803-08-04 00:00:00

NAVAL APPOINT:IIE2I7I'S.

Captains—La C srr, Commander, to the STU RX SON HiNt•
Ho run at.to the lama:ruse; pun TealPle tn the Sr.A twin's;
Sir Wat.BoL to the CHILD[II3 Sinop; G : r HLATIMCOrr,
to the Sul MAN I ; and Cambium to the 'farrow.
Lieutenants—alcm A an WILL tAnts, to the FEAR L ess brig
l'A atoms, to the H eCATE ;aftll J. PRILI ,to t►e cloaca.
Rev.--Mr.DZATTRT isappointed Chaplain to the Fac LLLLL ;
C. BORNE, to the GA NCI'S ; R. Thou %I, to the NoatruMaaa.
LA No; and D. HARRIS, to the UTRECHT'.

Mr. DAITA D, Forman to the Bricklayers at Sbeernefs, la ap-
pointed Matter Bl:CMayer it that Yard:
FROM LLOYD': LIST.

MAL, Auc. 3.—. Sailed the Altman (trop of vrrr to the Weft.
ward.—The Sulphur, bomb, has f, to into the Downs the Spill&
lugger, Del Carmen, front Bilboa—Wind S. W.
GRAVIVENU, —Paired by the Marquis of Welkley,
Dover Callle, Sampfon anti Anna, kl'artilaw, from India; Court.
land, Thompfon, from South Georgia ; Swinger, MFarlane; Ed.
gar, Engliat ; Perrie, Paty ; Henry Addintan, Lary; and Carl-
bury, Dullin, from Jamaica; 'Pippo° Saib, flan, from Charlet-
too ; Sir William Lufhington, Ithckbur", from Grenada; As-
gotta, Rol's, and Patriot, Strannock, front Antigua ; St. Andrew,
—, and Polly, Hancock, from Charante; Fadtor, Downy. from
Demarara ; Leviathan, Bryce. from Trinidad; Henry. leeks,
from Virginia; Crefcent, Perry, from St. Kitt's; Catharina, Ni.
cholfon, from River Plata; Anna Longa, Lloyd; Co',faz Baum;
Vrow Elizabeth, Vrow Conitantia,.—; Refolutle,
Droadc, Joht.fon ; Vrow Maria, —, and Ncw PaCtor, —, (all
prizes, from Surinam, and Leeral other prizes the
Daphne, Maleclm, for Say ,rinaht Nam., LAN, for 2,1,w York,
rod the Cecilia, —, fur Pcteriburgh.

11, Eaßridge, C.recnlandman, is arrived at Dundee. a fall mipr
at.,' to, molt valuable cargo of oil that ever came to Dundee.
The Zelina and Carolina, from Martinique. is captured.
and fent into Miiford, by the Drake privateer, of Dover.

The °alike, Clark, from Lontloo, for Malta, is taken and
cartfed Into Cartbagena.

The Henrietta, of L'Orient, from the file of France,
taken by the John Bull privateer, of Liverpool, and arrived at Cork.
Aitaivco—ln the Downs, Pbamis, Douglas, from J,unial;
William and Emma, Haslewood, front Mogadore; Leviathan.
Bryce from Trinidad; Tippoo Sal., Flagg, from Charleiton g
Courtjand, Thruapfon, from the South Seas; Catharine, Lane,
from Cork ; and Maria Carolina, Holing, from China for &orb-
def.—At Portfmouth, Mary, Crick, from Grenada; Alliance.
Drilla:, from Honduras ; and Hs, Skinner, from New Yorti
At C 0111.2, Poltroon, Jackfoll, from Quulelton ; and Robert.
Wi fon, from Virginia—At Briltol, Lewis, Orr, from Balton $
Warren Coops, from Virginia • Suceefs, from Oporeos
and Sally, Mattocks, from New York—At Live-pool, Mars.
Rogers from New York; lames, Chandler. from New °dem:
Gypky, M•Targatt, from Liilion; Seven Sifters, Child, from
South Carolina • and Alligator, Davis, feint Greenland—At Cork,
Lady Shaw Stewart, Parry, from Montferrat $ and ClljOntle.
Moly:mix, from Philadelphia—At Waterford, William, Hall,
from Trinidad—At Jerky, Ptince, —, front Grenada,
tared; and Abraham Jobannefs, prize to the Ceres pi
Oporto, General Prefcott, Bland, from Liverpool—At=
Daekingfield, Hall; Channel Rots, Mitigator sad r
Simkins, front Londoo—At Grenada,Belling.Farsin,fram Lams.
des—At Jamaica. Elniftaa Parket. Robinfon, Isent Lantiwo..
At Africa. Rio Nom, Appleby, *from Londians..At Cana.
Sem Waterfoini-.At btirppkwa. nom
James, from Londas..-At Aria, liklaunk tn. Hes-
auras—,At Falmouth, Larrd, Saw, from Bidlaildpils,..-At
Clyde, EgUnten, !imam, from New Yorb...lla Pam. Indian
Chief, Spick, from lleagaa.—At Honduras, lir" drain, from
IlditoL

The following intelligence has bath received at
Hull :—.Captain Limes., of the Crefeent, of North
Shields, from Memel toWaterford (Ireland), reports,
that on the Bth ult. he patted through a Beet of Dutch
,domrs : he counted feventy fail, under convoy of
tietoigs,, who hoißed Pru San colours. Capt. R.
Iput into Stroannefs the following day, and informed
g Lieutenant, who commanded there, of the circuits.
ri 'fiance, who immediately lent off an ex pp Ids .
Admiralty. It is raid they had F es
tree,*
board, as it was too late to go at the cry." ---'
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Admiral Sir CIIMILIIS Po&i • • - . "Ol
yellerday in the Committee on the t
by many found obfereations. His sag
claufe, taking from the Captains, '
the power of chatlging their Agent, mom lb . .
as to induce Sir WILLIAM SCOTT SO withdraw it.—.
One material regulation is made in this Bill. namely,
that of obliging Agents to pay once a week fuck
prizes as are in a courfe of one payment, ia(tcad of
once a month, as now in practice. • • ,
A letter from Rotterdam, dated July 26, Rates as
follows :—" On Saturday and Sunday lad feveral
male arrived in Bridle. with cargoes of Colonial. .
produce, tobacco, &c. clearing in from limbdea
mother neutral ports, which were all Sopped by a
hem% veld, and on each of them a French guard
bothaen put, to prevent any part of their cargoes
eggs hobs landed, or difpofed of, by the confignees.'•
Wit fitherday received New- York papers to the ..
egtlt of Jane, brought by the Iris. Captain Semite,
who left New York on the sit of July. The pates:
gen by her arc—
'.ogr. eact hem tun, and children •, leth
said haDa Td7kirsbet
agrildr, Mr. Wonder, Mr. Newbsd. MA °thy% ,
The following article is taken flew the Nne feral
atakiertsler, of the agth of June t—" On the refit or
fine, arrived at W-datisztem the fchooner City,
liven days-fromr.Freiamis. She brit) ksiss4l.
• ce,.that the ity%tiotiary affairs of St.
' remain in awfol ancenstinty. The
sf:the whole country. 'crept shoot two NOW
the principal (capon. No troops of cosh: -
queue bad arrived, and of the few that were feat
oat, two regiments had deferted to the enemy, who
have tic-quires:l fedi arength, and arc (itch defperato'
modes of attack. that not eves the ellofen tun of
•Boaaraara will Rand before them. in the field of
idiot). In this dreadful Striation, the alma* es- •
handed inbabitaats are the ealy potation of the
country. Many attempts Whets aide to Teta,*
Tortuga. hot, after tome fsvere Me, and
moth odthed, the Whites wen to leave
it is pacifies of the Brigands. y to a
law order of the FIRST Cu,. we, Gel). ItOell/lIIISAIS
and kite will hereafter sefirie at the Cape."
Now is the golden opportunity for gaining a large /1
fortune, with a (mall nique : the near Lottery coin. i
minces drawing on the sth September, and canna' •
A,,,
osly of 24.000 Tickets. 'slick are no felling at 'l4
Ire price oft 74 as., when in the la tery there
were 44,Eriekete, and ihkl as hi es eV. each; _
the great fupetiority of the enfuing eery is there.
fare obvious. sad adveaturers would do well to pow
strafe immediately. Metre. J. Jonasoa and Co. row*
reipeiffally infers their numerous Friends and the
Pablic. they have on tale a great variety of Tickets
sad Shares. at their truly fortunate and old 41'-
11611nd Lk:eared State Lottery Office, No. s. Popes.
lisa4aliey. Coralull, Lckteker where Samuel the
Lottery may be had Gratis. and moon foe the
Naos paid on demand: a PHIS of sgoololl. allay be
for 171. as.; which. secordieg to &slinks
of &Deb, wil leech* star 4cyx9l/4,kilia
i pif Gas.

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ASSIZES.

Noaroi a Ant sts:—On Tuefday came on at Nor-

wick, the lecoud nial of the caufe Miley, Bart. v.
Harwood. Mr. Ea sem s, who had a fpecial retainer,
candutted the cafe of the Plaintiff; and Mr. GAILROW
if and Mr..Guitm sr, who had fpecial retainers liken ile,
; eondustted the cafe of the Defendant. The trial tailed
five hours, and the Jury gave the fame verdia as be-
fore, aoool. damages.
BUIY ST. EDMUItteS, JOLY Affixes fi•
nifhed yeflerday evening, at which nothing very ma-
terial occurred, except a caufe between Charles
Long, Efq. of Saxmundharn, and Sir Hyde Parker,
refpeCting a right of free warren and paramountfhip,
claimed by the latter, as Lord of the Manor of Ben-
ball, over the adjoining manor of Farnham, belong-
ing to Mr. Long. This caufe occupied the attention
of the Court feveral hours, and excited a great lisle-
refl, from the nature of the queflionl and the great
antiquity of the documents relating to the Benhal
elate, produced in Court by Sir Hyde Parket`i agents,
confining of various grants from the Crown, kne by
Bing Richard 11. of the manor of Benhall, with the
free warrens and all other rights and liberties thereto-
fore belonging. to it, to his brother, John de Holland,
Earl of Huntingdon ; others to Howard, Duke of
Norfolk; and afterwards, on the attainder, to Tho-
mas Earl of Suffolk, from whom they defeended to
the Rufh family, of whom, it appeared, Sir Hyde
Perky had but lately purchafed the elate. Survey
books of the manor of Benhall were produced, taken
in the reigns of Edward IV. and James L in which
(among other rights and royalties) rights of free
warren over Beuhall and Farnham, as attached to
the former manor, were entered and recorded. The
omit rolls of the manor of Benhall, from the reign
of Edward 111. down to the prefent time, were alto
' produced, from which various entries were read, to
prove the jurifdiaion of Benhall over Farnham,
the tenants of which, as appeared by thofe entries,
and as the Steward Alfa proved, were regularly fum-
sunned to the Courts of the former, and were amerced
when they made default ; acknowledgments of free
tenure, as of the manor of Benhall by theprefeut Mr.
Long and his father, for lands in Farnham, were
read, which the Steward Rated to be for their effete
of Farnham Hall ; various entries were alfo read, to
rue the free warren over Farnham, by indent-
silents of trefpaffes therein, by the Monks of Snipe
and their fervants, and many other perfons in later
days, who were from time to' time fined for taking
'hares, partridge:, pheafents, &e, and that the Lords
of Benhall, in granting out their lands in Farnham
(in which they had confiderable property) regularly
referred to themfelves the beans of warren, and, as it
appeared in fome innances, aaually granted leaks of
t'.cir free warren in Benhall and Farnham. When
the Connie] for Si: Hyde Parker was about to enter
upon l'is parole evidence, by examining the late keep-
ers aLd fervent% of the Ruth family, aad fome of
their friends, who, as he (fated to the Court, would

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prove the regular and uninterrupted exercife offport-
log over every part of Farnham, and in the very
plantations and preferves of Mr. Long, with his full
knowledge, the leading Counfel for Mr. Long took
an objeaton to a point of law, viz. that Sir Hyde
Parker having by his plea claimed the free warren
1 ey preferipticas and imentareal iffy, and not 6, grant, it
! was incumbent upon him to go back to the time of
i Richard I. (being. the time of legal memory) where-
as his evidence only commenced with that of Rich.
, I and IL and further, that the manor of Benhall hay-
ing at that period; and by fubfequent attaincicrs of
the Dukes of Norfolk, and other perfons (who had
been Lords of the manor) from time to time, revert-
ed to the-Crown, and being again granted out, the
refcription was deftroyed.
After tome argument among the Connie!, the
Learned Judge who -prefided on the Bench (Mr.
Baron Horner) Rated his regret, that after Gentle.
m:n had, at great eapence, brought queftions of this
Nature for &anon, by a Special Jury of the County,
any legal objections thould be taken to prevent that
deacon; and that though Sir Hyde Parker had laid
a very firong cafe before the Court, yet fitting there
to explain the law on the flask& it was his duty to
allow the .objelfion taken by the Connie.' for Mr.
Long, in the prefent inflance, to be fatal to Sir Hyde
Parker's claim, made by the pleadings its they then
were before the Court. In confequence of which, a
verdia was given for Mr. Long, leaving the real me.
tits ache care fill undecided.
James Phtce was charged with the murder of Mary
i ' Puce, late of Hadleigh, tingle woman, by nabbing
hci in the body with a knife; which fan was clearly
proved : but in the Pr ifoner's defence a very lirong
cafe of previous derangement of intellea was proved;
when the evidence being vity ab‘y foamed up by the
Learned Judge the Juryletired out of Court, and
titer much deliberation, bronglft ip their Verdie—
/rjawr, and the Prifoner was thereupon ordered by
the Court to be kept in flub place of confinement as
twn Juftices may appoint, until recovered of his in-
faulty or lunacy. purfuant to the Retitle in that cafe
made and provided.
RAUTT O. Ratan —This was an sfelion to recover
the value of certain pollard trees, on an caw pm-
cirtfed by the Defendant of the Plaintiff, in the par
ticular of which it was exprefed that all timber and
timber-like trees, thonld be taken at a valuation—
, The Defendant refined payment for the pollards, not
deeming them to come under the general defcription
of timber-like trees ;'but after a long hearing, a Ifer.
1 dila was given for the Plaintiff, for the valve of the
laid pollards.
At York Affixes, Mary Chappel was found gailty
k of the wilful murder of a new born female banard
child ; John Mansfield was found guilty of affaultirt
Ifabella Ord, with intent to commit a rape upon her,
and for (leafing from her fevers] articles—Death;
and John Holsan, for uttering, with intent to defraud,
a forged pr, not wy note.—Gillty—Death.
.„ - At the halt Quarter &Bons of the Peace holden at
I. North-Allertor, in the County of York. a woman of
1 the namesof Thomafoie Witham. of Whitby. in the
f fame County, was prnfeented by the direlions of the
Lords of the Admiralty, for riotonfly ambling with
other dit• rietly verrons, on the sill day of June lad,
in tS: greets of Whitby. and abating, Wishing, and
afaulting Captain Richard P.kulden. regulating Cap-
tain at Whitby, and his men. in the due execution
of their ditty, in impreffing feamen for the Navy; and
11•. e being convifted of the offence, was fenteneed to
be imprifnntd, and ket to hard labour in the Houle
116431 Correitios for the apace of twelve mouths.

DIED. •
On the &b of hal month, at Albano, near R7Tfle, in the 73d
year of big age, the Right. Hon. and Right Rev. the Earl of Drifted.
Liprd Bithop of Derry. Hie death was occalianed by an attack of
the gout, to which he bad for the latter years of bis life been ex-
tremely fabled: be is fueeeeded in Ws title and ceases by his only
furviviog fun, Lord Hervey. •

COUNTY OF LONGFORD, IRELAND.
TO DE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. CHRISTIE,
At les Great Room in Pall Mallon 1 ss May the ss di of November
AVALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, moil
&Crab'y fituate within Two MILS of that capital Market
Town Granard, ten miles from Longford, and about fifty mike
from Dublin; in a Lich feeding part of the county, and within a
few miles of the river incfy, with excellent road. to and frnm the
Eftates—Confitting of Six Hundred and Fifty-eight Irina Acres ui
Rich Feeding Land, let to molt refpeclable punctual Tenants, viz.
Barnard O'Rialy, Efq. John of Augatuon, Efq. John
O'Rialy of Bunlohy,Ef. John O'Rialy of Braifeball, Efq. Benja-
min Hilden, Efq. and James Bor,d, of Cronus!, ECq. at low old
Rents, on long Lcafes, amounting to Six Hundred and Ninety-one
Pounds,
and upwardslrifh, but of triple that annual value. The
tenants will Ibew the eaves, and printed particulars may be bad
of Tomas Bond, Efq. Brisigeoftrect, Dublin, and of the 't'enants

FREEHOLD FARM, WINTERSLOW, WILTS.
Ttb SOLD by AUCTION, at the Spread Eagle
InA, Salilbury,, oft Tuefday the 16th day of Auguft Milt, at
four o'clock in the afternoon. oak(' before difpofed of by private
contrad, A very defirablt FREEHOLD FARM, fituate in the
Parinses of Ntinterflow and 2dinifton,in the County of Wilts, con-
fifting of a good Farm Houk, Garden, Orchards, Barns, Stables,
Granary, and ether comm.:Jett Buildings, three Cottages and
Gardens near the Farm Houk., and about two hundred Acres of
good Arable, Meadow, Pafture, and Coppice Laid, all lying in
fcveraity, very convenient, and near the gerdt wettorn Turnpike
Road, about (even miles from Salilbury.

The petunia are in the renting of Mr. Robert Conper,who will
Phew the fame. Particulars will Conn be prepared; for wheh, and
to treat for the purehafe, apply to Meas. Tanner and Cooper, At-
taroks, Salifbarr.

Between GUILDFORD and FARNHAM. with immediate
polka-ion.
TO BE SOLD BY AUC I lON, by Mr. RAINE.
Oa the Pei:mires, called POYLE FARM, oh Friday, the tub laiL

at I leven &Clock.
'THE Leafe of 86 Acres of Meadow, Pa dure,
Ara-
bka. and Wood Land, in a compact Farm, on which Rands
a convenient Houk sod Homeftead, fituated on the HOG'S BACK,
a weli-known and admired (lumina. &Liam only three Mlles from
Farnham. and km from Guildford, held for a Term, of which
five Years will be unexpired at MichAelmas neat, at only One
Hundred Poeta& per Annum: at the fame time will be fold. the
Groiviog Cropsaf Oral, Clover, and Corn thereon; together with
the Live and Lksd Farming Stock, in four Draught Mies, four
Mai Cews, fad Calves, twenty Swine. and reventy.fix Head of
Poultry, two Wagons, feveral Carts, liarutfa,andfuudry UteoGis
and Implements in Hufisandry.
William Barnet, on the PmEnres, will Iliew the fa no; of whom
printed Particulars may be had on the Bth init. Parciculars may
Elfo be had at the Bulb, Farah= ; Mr. 'storm's, God :Iming ; I.lV:the
Hart, at Ottildford and Who. Bulb, Staines; Griffin, Kinglion;
Rainbow Coffee.beufe. CoenbW ; and of Mr. Rain; Chariot:o-
ften, :zionoliburr,l.oodoo.

FREEHOLD, NEAR COVENT-GARDEN, WITH IMME•
DIATE POSSESSION.
TO BE SOLD BY AUC f lON—Ey Mr. RAINE,
Oa Friday, the 19th inftant, at the Rainbow Coffee-houfe, in
Carotin, at 'l' twelve o'clock,
A MOST fabllantial and excellent HOUSE, ao
feet in front, on the Smith Side of GREAT RUSSELL-
STREET, COVENT-GARDEN, No. 7, now and for many
' Yean pate the well-known Renitence of Mr. THOMAS ORICi-
NON, Time-piece•maker.
The Seite t f the above Hoyle, which contains Two fpecimis
Rams, with a large and light Clad en each Floor, together with
the greater Part of the Yard. is Freehold, a very unufual Tenure,
in the fame dm Alen; and the Remainder of the Yard is Leak-
under the Duke of Bedford, at 31. per annum.
To be viewed by Tickets, which, with printed Partkutan, may
be had of Mr. Rahn, Charlotte-Rtes, HisomQntry • alio' printed
Particulate may be had on the Preroifes; at the Rabhow ; and of
Menke. Greene and Tennant, Orayroloa4quere.

BETWEEN HORSHAM AND STEYNINO;WITH IMME-

DIATE POSSESSION.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. RAINE,
Oa Friday, die 19th basalt, at the Rainbow Ceffee.isoute, in

Coral% at Twelve o'clock, in Two Lott.
ri,wo fmall but defirable comps& FREEHOLD
-I- FARMS, with convenient Haulm and Hossegeado, known
by the Names of FALCONERS sad WILTSHIRES ; containing
together One Hundred and Sir Acres and Twenty-nine Yaks, DOW I
and for many Years part (with other Lands) Is the occupation of
Mr. Jolts Jsbnfon and his Fandly, at an old Rent, soda the pre.
flat Leak, which mires at Michaelmas neat, 1103.
The Mate Bet a boat &Rance Weft:ward from the Tempike
Road, between Horfham and Sterling, in the Par* of Shipley,
about Forty-one Mike from London. -
To be viewed by leave of the Tenant, of whom misted Passieu -
lan may be had; alto of the Printer of the Lewes Paper; Old
Ship. Brighthelmfbme ; Cbeegsers,StayvAng Amebae, Horlhant;
King's Head, Coetedd ; Nutt& Arms, Anoudal ; of Mr. Med-
win, Attorney at how. Itarlitam; Rainbow; and of Mr. Rake,
Charlotte-ftrest,lllsomlbsry, where Plans my be Buda
ESTATES AND TITHES IN AND NEAR. TO LEWES.
TO SE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. RAINE,
At the Rainbow Coffee-hour, in Cornbill, on Friday, the isoth
bdtant, at Twelve o'dork, In Four Loa.
AN invaluable FREEHOLD ESTATE, confi fi ing
of near Eighteen Acres of mat prodidive Me...10w Land,
in part bontediatdykdolng the River OUZE, at the Bridge, in the
centre of the Tows of Lewes, on which Bands as motion Mantle*.
bode ad Olicas. sow, and for can pail, occupied with
the great t put of the aksv gonad, by Sir Ferdinand°
Poole, Dan. as a yearly Tenant; and the Remainder of the Land,
with a roomy Dwdgag.bwoie, and large Warehoufes and Wharfs,
by Sir Harry libekinan, Km. on Leak, of which about Foot
an are Dow muspired.
Likewife the Tithe of Own. Oran. Hay, Wool, and Lambe. an -
motif givwlllE mid mans from near One 'Medial Five Hundred
Acres of wed calmed Laad, in Hound Dean, and Albcombe
Finns, held by Mr. Touts and Mr. Boys, as yeatly Tenants, is
the Palithee of ft. Peter and St. Mary Wcnout, lying on each bde
of the High Rand, at the Ternpilcohosfe, between Lc wee and
Brightlelmlions. about a Mile &dam from the former Town,
and Sens frost the fat ter.

The leveret Tenants wilt permit the Property to be fees; and
of whom printed Pasdas'ars may be bad ; stro of the Printers of
the 441 Wes end Pdalatonc Papers; Old Ship, Briyhthettnitane •
Ander. Heratsat ; Whit Hart, Rciya:e ; the Anne, at Ed
Orishod Calr_e•houte; and a( Mr. Raise, Land-Ser •
wryer, in Dierlottaltrect, B...emibery, Leedom, where cermet
Plana may he ism.

arrwatti BUCKINGHAM AND INCESTER,wrrH POS.

SESSION A'S LADY DAT NEXT.

TO BE 301. D BY AUCTION—By Mr. ItAINE,,
On Frilay, the dith Initial*, at the &nohow Coffee-bode, In
Cornbgl, at Twelve o'clock. In Ten loos,
AVALUABLE FREEHOLD and TITHE
FREE ESTATE, the whole within the Panel of
Twdostil, which emend. over the Hamlet or Magnum, in which
the Enter Pan ci ibis Earn Bea

!Amite the MANOR of TWYFORDt the Land la principally
Gran* Ormond of the Aril Q_uallty, and contains altogether Si:
iinstdrod sad Ferry-Ave Aeres, on which are Thee Hoak-Reads,
died Cries's, Dental. Hill, and !Mart's l the Two form very
goad, sod all are • katsntly Amsted.
Mr. Cents. at Twyford, as well as the other Tenants will 6ew
their r.fpeNtee Land., of whom, on the sth Winn. printed Par.
oculars agry be had I stfo of the Printers ti the o:ford. Reading,
and Northampton Papers; Cobham Arms. Ileckingltsso ; King's
Anna, iliceikr; Omrge, AgMbory ; at the Rainbow; of Mr.
Haller. as Thaaw; Mr. Carter. Sta, k's lan; a9d of Mr. patineyi
land gamier. in Cibulotta4trect, bisoushory, Lambs. wham
• Phi my haft.• i

D1V..1008 oltb METItIt4 sr! certain COMPLAINT,
AS 1.0!e Proprietor of DARAN's celebrated medi•
caiuct Bougie, and Anneals*, Mr. DUFOUR. informs the
nut be may di ufual be cooful Ed daily frirn aO-4, atltis
No. 54, Frittidlreet, Soho, on Cafes of,Striditrea, °Wave-
none, Dicets,Ste t4e. es well as CiebMty, and every dice der where
fecrecy is fn eifelltial a requillte, that Mr. Dufour has provided-it
fpaciniis Hoeft, that every Patelit may be introduced in a feparate
rTeument. Mr. D. has for many years ciatifioci Mattel( to that
&Torment of Surgery, and from cstenlive praetice, and the moil
Oatning fuccefs, he is enabled to oiler a method of cure, mild,
efracJcious, requiring no confinement or rcit•aint in diet, and
Which prevents a rdapre. Perfons in the country Rating their cafes
fully, in a letter, encloGng a one or a two pnend note, will have
proper remedies fem to the amount. For the varioux Symptoms, J:e.
fee Mr. Dufolir's Treatife on the above complaints, price 2s. Ld. the
fifth edition; to be had of J.Callow, Crown-court, Suho; Mac-
seen, Exeter Change ; and of the Author.

TO THE LADIES.
L..7.CON'S Arrrimmous

For DUious and Gouty Difarders, Nervous and Sick Had Ado,

Hat'ulencies, Hart-Burn, Bcc.

(Patronized by the Royal Family and moll of the Nobility.)
IN addition to the Number of Letters Mr. DIXON
has received, is the following, trom Capt.Lroro, of the Guards:
" Dale-Cattle, Haverfordwcft, Sonth Wales, Feb. 24,18°3.
" Captain Lloyd prefenti his compliments to Mr. Diaosi (al-
though not perfonally acquainted With him), would take It as a;
favour if he would fend bins four or five Boxes of his Pills as foon
as he porbbly can. Mrs. I.l^yd, who has always acd the Moil
eine, is new pregnant and very unwell; and we cannot yct than
any where in this county, neither at Haverfordw:ft no- Carmar-
then: the neaten place they arc fold at is Briftol. For the great
fervice they Inn been to Mrs. Lloyd, as well as Colonel Bifhopp
and all his Family, Capt. Lloyd feels It his duty to recommend the
Pills wherever be goes; and he really thinks if Mr. Dixon would
appoint fonwAPerfons as linden in this County, it would be a
benefit to the Community."
Many Cafes of the efficacy of the above Pills, from Perron* of
the higheft Rank and Chandler, arc wrapped round cull Bo:,
with Direetions,6ined G. DIXON.
Sold Wholefaip end rad; at Ching and Butler's Medicine Ware-
houfe, No 4, Chigplide, Laudon; in boxes at La. half bons 211. pd.
and in family boxes at sat. each.

IXT HEN Profeffional Men of education and to
V V fpoutihnity deviate from the general (yams by the kiedion
of a peculiar Branch, the fatal= of Icing canning fume& is the
heft criterion of fuperiority.
Tea years have I devoted my plat tee to the exclufive treatment
of THREE DISORDERS, and the fliccefsful refult of my plan
gives me additional ardour to oppofe as far as I am able the ra
wages of elide complaints which are the molt important la the cote•
logue of human infirmities.
After initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, I
formed a with at an of ty period of Pradiee to refute individuals
iglik or from the et of uneducated Men, the equally dangerous
precipitancy eral Pradtitioners.
The THR IsORDERS, to the cure of which I have devoted
my attention, erne rise every frecies of VENEREAL INY:iL-
TION, whether of a recent or long duration.—idly, AU kinds
of DEBILITY, whether atifior from the habits of Schoolboys, or
the indulgence of mature age, and laftly that derangenamt of the
fyltanin Women which h calicA DARREN N ES3 or STERI LI IT.
Numerous difeafes are the rtfult of Ignorance or hafte in the
treatment of a emple Gonorrhea, and it not unfrequently hm.pens
that the feeds of Llk are poifooed by the indlfcretioa ciao =guard-
'ed hour. By a fuperior method tech complaints arc esfdy carat
and even where others Lave failed, 1 ern% that I may pMetne to
off= a radical re.eftablithment.

Few, however, are the cafes of complicated dlttrefs in the dli.
order, cavern! with the calamitous fittntiOrri of Men, who from
indulgence in a SOLFL'ARY VICE, or the prevalent Gaieties of
• faildonable Life, acquire that Rate of Debility which is the
tmavoidable confequence of fuch pernicious habit,.
White the unhappy raver broods over his rnikty, hot carefully
meals his miafortune, ft may be foam confolation for him to
know, that although it be an object of doubt or aneerainty with
other Pradiltionees, the removal of tbefe DEFICIENCIES by the
Leaded ptogrefs of renovation ts the acquirerneut of my experience.
If the rites of Bacchus or Vents have begun to reduce manly vi-
gour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early counreradtion of
this Languid Rate, Bpd in thde mks no great ddliculdes will occur.
Bot *bac this deficiency has for years exited, a proper Per.
reverence Is intUfpenfibly requifite tp revive the numbering fparka
of Life, and to re estimate the Coeftitution.
MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been difappninted in
their expatatlons of a Family, may be allured, that in mon Lo-
fton= filch defects are Curable by Medical Rill.
The SECRECY which is fo cranial to my undertaking, and the
(lualifications which I have prefumed to Rate, form the Baits of
my preteafions, and in coincidence with fuck this intimation Is
given, that Mr. ERRE:nay be cooluked pertonally (or by letters
inctlang a finall note) at his houfe, No. ag, Aruedel.fireet, Strand,
near Temple-Bar.
There Ls an additional entrance In Water.firect adjoining, and
the name is on both the doors.
M. BREE, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons.

WHEN an Individual hat experienced a particular
mark of kindbefs,in which his welfare and happinefs have
been confiderably promoted, Nothing is more intend than to feek
out the perfon by whom wg have been ferred, for the purpo(e of
eapreiling our grateful fenfe of the favour bellowed, But In cafe
of health, where we have been rat:Wend from the lift deplorable
Rage of debilitated nature, sad reitored to the full enjoyment of
all the various bleffinp of life, we are forcibly called on by every
coolderatlon, to acknov. ledge it in dumaft public manner. We
mire this equally to our own feelings, which molt he ktifibly a-
wakened on the °maim to the Rill and talents of the Doctor,
which merit every encomium, and to the public at large, la order
that there who nay Rand fn wed of Mailer benefits, may know
where to receive them. Having made thefe general obfervatkos,
I &all proceed to Rate the particular care that his ewe Ilocted
them, and to lay before the public the fatutary :IRAs that I have
experienced under the greateil affliftious that can polfibly befal
as, I was born and educated at. Winch:ter, and at kventecn
years of age went to the Unaverfity at Oxford. Prior to my
leaving Wincheller, and more particularly at College, I was re-
&wed to the molt grievous Rate, by the horrid and unnatural pru-
kca, too incident to youth, and which arc not more baneful to our
health, than finial In the eye of Goo. 1 was at arft ended with
a diouidi of fight, a weakrick in my loins, and a deprcillon of
(pints. In this fituation I applied to Baron Wenkl, the humus
oculift, who informed me it proceeded from the optic nerve.. I
fog lone time followed his advice, tm oneday returning from
hooting, I was fazed with a noodintfa in my limh, tr itie• a
drgree„wa to lead me to conclude that I ihould entirely bate the
ule of than. This induced me to put rr.yfrif under the hands' f
Dr. W. of Oxford ; but neither his aid, nor the water, at Bath,
which place I 'Jilted, afforded me the kali . my (pints at
length wcra fo Galway depreffed with vi lent palphadors of the
heart, and my Beth fo nsuch decayed, that I became a mere frotie-
too. °Nerving, however, In the Bath Papers, a Putdkadun by
Dr. DRODUM, Intitakd A Guide to Old Age,' dedicated to his
Majefty, I was Induced to pirate the fame, when I fortausately
difeovered the complaint I had to long laboured under.
. I have the happinds to add, that by following the ad be
contained therein, and going through a complete courfe of Dr.
BIODO/ell Invaluable Nervous Cordial, I am now, thank Heaven,
perfettly recovered, and as well as ever I was In my We.
I have Race quitted the Unlverfity, and am going to enter.
Into the holy Rate of matrimony, with a dot:mu:orlon never to
be without "A Guide to Old Age:" and, et the fame time, I think
it my duty to advice all young men to follow my example. as •
pivotal of this exec lent book may happily prevent the ended
from bring precipitated headlong to an untimely grave, which,
but for Dr. Slimiest, would mud Inevitably have been my cafe.
I am, Sir, your's, fie. &e.
Oxfurd. . A.D. M. A."

The Botanical Syrup ardtorativa Newnan CorJhl.ta he bad
at the Dodoes book, No. 9, Albion-firret, 7 doors from the
I.cmarran Murrain. Suncy fide of Biackfriars-bridge, io h‘ittirs
at EL as. eta. 6d. and es. cad. (duty Included) at Withers' (late
Codicil's) Medklne Warrhatife, 292, Strand ; Shaw and Bdwarch.
St. Paul's °Arch yard and lirctusand, No. 156, /I“hopfgate-
arm Witham Eiden, Primer and Bookfziicr, at Ins Ms-
dlartal Warchcafe, Nu. J. Wine-fierce, who has rcrcived a Lam
and (refit (apply; Te_menptaa and MID., Cagle-Rrect Browne,
Tottry ; C. Rooth, Briftwftren Read and Shepard, Panel;
Mcylcz and Crutwril, Bath; Meas. Goadby, Sherbwnx; Mr.
it &Mrs, Gicacctier ; Mr. Trig*, Worecikar : Mr. Thurman,
Ester ; Burinney, Birmingham ;Awry and Co. Mary-ftrut,
Dublin; and by all itinten, ; and Vanden of Mnll.
!dam la the Marie Niagdowas.

—'r'orr"

BILIOUS COMPLAINTS, tad DISORDERS of the
STOMACH and BOWELS(
Dr. jAMES's ANALEPTIC PILLS.
711-1 E Excellence of theft Pills, as a gentle Pkirga-
-1: tive. and ae.a general Prefervative of Health, by adidlng Na-
ture ionhe due Difeharge of the Animal Fund:lone, has elbbi&ed
their Reputation as a Medicine of the Brit importance. They are
admirably calculated feedlrOrders of the Stomach and Bowels; foe
Perron, of a Bilious, a Gouty, or a Rheumatic Difpofition ; as well
u for thofe whore Conitltutions hate been affeea by a too adios
arm fedentary Ufa: or by a Refidence to hot Climates. They
are likewife particularly ferviceible in Head.Acbs occaloned by
indtgeition, and in removing the bad drab or Free Living; as
al() in preventing Pales and Apoplexidi, fo often the cankoustece
of in, =Trance
The tendency of there Pills hero open the Pores by Night. and
the Body by Day: they moreover promote Reap, and require nrl-.
titer Confinement attention or Diet. Accoutre Mudd he had to.
them au the lirft Attack of a Cold, or upon any flight Indirpnfi ion
and they mould never be omiued at Bed Time, after any Esc.:fs of
eating or drinking.
As the AN LZIPTIC Pats owe their Virtue to a 'stadia Pre"
paration, which has never been divniged but to the parent Pro,
prietors, the can only be had genuine-from them; Gni they art
kid only by F. Ncwatav, at the Warehoufc for Dana James'4.t
Powder, No. 4s, the EaR End of St. Paul's Church-yard, a few;
&wars Rune Cheapfide, London; and at Dr. Janees's late Houfe
,Huron-Brat; ip Bous, Price 4s. 6d. each, Stamp Included; off'
the Quantity of Sir 10 One large Box for tL 4s. °heave that tit;
Words " F. Nawauer, No. 45, StPours: arc engraved Oa she
Stamps. All others as Counterfeits. .

To the NO UILITY, GENTRY, and the Puldie is GenecaL
'HE celebrated ABSTERG ENT LOTION, for
the cure of SCORBU (IC ERUP PIONS, enarfenefs, Red.
nef., Pimples, Ste. on the Face, Hands, and Neck; the only Iter
m, dy for affe dually cleanling the ComMeultor, and removing an.
DR-cafes of the Fein; is prepared by the Inventor and foie Proprie.
t»r, S. SOLOMON, M. D. at SIADMOII.4 Place, Liverpool, Au—
thor of " The Guide to Health," aid other valuable Worts a
l'ints, as 6d. H di Prots.m. pd. Duty included.
Cr Note.--A Governmeut Stamp is pelted our edit adafec
web the :am, and place of abode of the Proprietor, thus," Sand.
Soloman). Liverpool " engraved therein, to counterfeit which Is
Felony, and a oullhatile viok Destb.—Noue rlfe are thetas's.
10 LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
Dr. SOLOMON has at length yielded to the fololtation of pis
numerous c..rrelpondents, and has now prepared his ABS-I'U,,
GENT LorioN for public life. which, for a fakir, yeana
has here the wonder-and admiration of his private patients! lip
the molt elernt fragrant, mild, Lfe, and valoahte Liquid or
Wit for Sorb:de and other Eruption. on the Face and Skin.
It gently Mimes the Skin to a degree of fainzeis and purity be.'
yond the powers of defeription. Ladles may rely that it modem
the Skin fair, delicate, and removes every kind a' dab, tan, (un-
born, and all thole freckles which rouge, long Muds, or fatigue
nerally produce •in comfort,
it is the only co:mak a Lady can eft
it bee toilet with este lad comfoit, or a °cadenzas have recourCe
to when (having is become a dreadful operation by any crept:re
Janie on the (ace.
. This Abltergentmay be applied without the lamb* bossed, fat
a more 11.verrign remedy cannot be deviled for even the ma* ric-
Beate frame.
Ladies and Gentlemen may rely on the good quintiles of this
Ablhrgent as the 'ea clearer sod beastill:r of the/Ude. It roe
removes (Peedry, without pain or true ide, all kinds*?
Fetters, Ring-worm', Spots, Redaefs, Swellings or OadZill94sMso2
!he Noir. Blotches, San-burn, Tan or Frecidesdieurf, mauler
(juice of empties es the hula= of the hums May.
It is unneulbry to mune:rate the advaeuess to the
manurial of every Feline, by effect's/1y edibrodkee
front the anima of the QS, sad thkebi baflific. lad urea
'lle innumerable pairs mod pores theugh which eatery up& alli
old fs or noxious hut:toms from the vital Bald. and which being '
obltnadtcd, are forced backspin this the blond „ mod bacusik tie
(Games of many dangerous Weeks. It is denim, a matter of
moth cerfcquenee, as well to prevent hurtful difordsrs, as for tie
prefervation of cafe, comfort, and beauty M Sue pesfsra, that we
Onsfoi occaßondly have mew* to proper outward
but more efpecia* it becomes urgently rogegies wbee the diode
of °barna/on make their appear ire, and Wank twat lota Pkeigiev
g thrbuncles, or etr entaossos turbos.
It tz by eo means Dr. Soeoreia's seeppafetbe by of
medicines madded for Sadler eteoludar any thing tint
quy conveythy ftnalleft Neva dick waft but Me
Rtmgeft Carnation from peKesaget of idgih-rank, would have
take r& him to (Omit his Ahltapnt far public fad: net map es
a Lotion, to be *fed *NM under& cootie of the Anti-17:„..
but as a Crimetic in general, the proofs peffelfed by of Its
tither are as hanvtable as they are Incemeoverenik and diseilkag
their, shbustelt they may he fubmitted to tba Mimed's' of a veil.
cannot be laid here the pebile; nor will any cats or este,
however wonderona in its nature, or tasked the eharadtcr, ever
he publiated. The Abitergent never faits of Imo& MO diva
who give It a fair trial, aid as Its price evidently thews that
private mot meat is feces for by the Proprktor.fo alb stay the
public be ceevinced that asthlng bet a outwit, or Its gespega.
could induce Dr. &motion to bawd the good cobble,* di
honoured with by aU rank., in relenting them with thedMr-
gent Lotion which they will no doubt procure gesebe by leekkeg
at the Stelbp. •
Sold at his %Fenimore, No. 0, Coll Daigle ; gad by
his appointment, by j. Mobews, No. it, Staled; and Dicey 1011
Co. Sow Church-yard, Leadesta Smith, Baxter, /indeed, led
Ella, Edinburgh ; M.Donvid, Glafgow; and all hiealicuse
Venders in every Market Town in Great Brit, belling, and'
America.

To THOMAS TATIIIIX. Eh.
No. 9, itidgfa-Areet, London.
Honnured Sir, Edinburgh, Much ii, doe.
DEG leave to inform you, that ever 'ince the yolit
1790, I have been allilacd with the Lute Weer*: ve
, from Ma (*dialed,/ refilling every =age of medecine
by the mot eminent of the facejty Isere, and nudeg*. remelt
keen comics of Landon, and twice difeharged tsar theta
tal, with little relief, would appear to be of the IMO laveterwe
nature. In the (pring of left year myfilforder had geese hub a
bad, as nearly to put a period to my ettiliencei I buds Imp deer
os the crown of my bead, one en each assa.and_ len imps
broke out in a frightdd manner; my right was *we* pia.
fal. end had beta in a Rate of eland= for the lid keen yean
my left had airo two large nodes en it, was very mach
end gave me fuck excruciating pate. partiadarly when warns la
bed, an nearly to deprive me at reit. In tMs lissemable Rate
was recommended by Mr. J.Them (who rordred 6 SAM
cure by them here), to take your Lake a Patent Pia, irblek I
began to do en the afeh of May; e the aunts Ora wiligle the.
gag to receive bessefit-•-in little mete this a mama the nisahrea
my head and arms were feandly baled—teen after the Rene me
my legs healed alds, leaving beware; cenaderabie tilfeelentuibia
in the Mts. tad pain la the bone wise left. width, by the hie&
ling of Oen, and a Iktie kart performance in year imalatilike
Macke, (Added; the nodes difporieg. the &in repieleg b•
natural hue, and the mammal peke grm)nally ram 11..1 ties
became, by your liberal advice and neetheine.pielledly M ham
all my Menus complaints. save recovered nir Inoue %ilk sal
(travel, sad am became jelly and fat; in wlka lbte Man,
continued many months to the aftenbliment eta who bow •ith
I ant at'a his in what terms to impede my gratitude, but beg
you, fur the good of other differing tnertals, to make this my cube
as publk as rabic. as d hall on every email= I In fa doing you
will greatly oblige,Sir.yoar gam, obedient, very humble fen.
vast, ALEX. MURICES.
Swan's Clerk, Hlgb-ftreet, Edinburgh.
Witnetres to the above cure sjolus Tbeenpfon, N 0.3. New
Poultry-market, John Wined!' , Alfinnby chic, Edinburgh
Prepared and old by the Cole Proprietor. 'THOMAS TAT.
LOR, Manber of the Royal College of Surgeons, at ide Thuds,
•No. 9, New Beidge-fireet, Leaden; where. eller o COURSItt roe
fidenee of ewe than thirty-lie tan. le • predict peed:sleety dbr
reeled to the care MVeneriel CanPlaatp, cad above incidental or
ilia Parts of tleneratkm,witk that knish ale fumy which Mew
of his Profeersan ilsould always We've In fuck -Wm he liattenr
h:mkif, the advice enraiLitanee he gratniteudy adelekeiters
perfmts taking this Medicine, will be Atoned, by a difeembig
Puhhe,a. an advantage feldom attabeable,andvoid of all ambiguity.
Aida fold, by hilappuintment, far t
my at a ditlauce, at the Perfainer'l
Pali ,ft; toe 'foriLop, No. 103,
routte., No.y, nab itnce-hin ;wcr.

on-i4w, Little Tower-bill; Mr.
burgh I Mr.thillwell'e, Dab/la; ;

bderabic team in ant Britain'ied

9d. each. fesard ap, with faU sod p
feat or either fez may ads theafehres
and fafety.
N. S. Every Uoa fold la Crest
Stamp, as yrittza, by km: af the
the Stamp-Offico—T. Taylor, Ms.,
tur whit* Is felony, sad aU sabers

Alfa told, by hilaPpointment, fee the eaneadenee of chii 114.•
ng at a &Sauce. at the Perfumer% No. jy, St. Albatenarem.
itlf.PA In; tbe 'fort op, No. 103, Osforddireet ; Mr. DIM.
ouch'', N 0.7, Fib ; Mr. Steel, heakfeller, No. a, U.
• Little Tower-MU; Mr. Baster's, Santl•bridge, Zan-
,tireis I Mr. Callwein, Dab/in; and by not perks in amity am-
dad* tower in Greet Britain and Ireland, in bases of ink U.
d. each. gelded up, with fail sod plain di:rakes, whereby per-
m of tidier fez may awe threes:lvo wkk safe, (peed, heresy,
ad Islay.
N. N. Every lion fold in Great Britain k healed up with •
tamp, as yrisi.fa, by (avowal? the Consmallaners, Is printed, at
be Stamp-Office—T. Taylor, N 0.9, New 1 lelie-arcet..—te Is&
ere which is felony; and aU mite, a s ammertek
.ONDON Primed and petaithad by IisEVILLIWIT, (ef
taistiryr. Lambeth) at the Syne Orates. Na. a
_Caggr
P*Mso ate the *rag ernes, Teta pi !Pm
. .