Mai..ITART PROMO'' lONS IN IRELAND. LAN INTELLmffNCE. SUMMER CIRCUITS. h~t i 10, at . __ TIOMANILY PROMOTIONS. BeVat infantry. 2.. 4..ompeu)-.-Scconci Lieut. H. Lyons, tit Lieut. vice Gordon, promoted ; Joreph Wallace, Efq. ad Licut. vice Lyons, promoted. Larne Infantry—Edward Jona Agnew, Efq. Captain, vice Allen, who refigna KiHey) , Infantry—Thomas Seaver, Efq. ath Lieutenant. lborris Infantry—W. Aivesaga, Efq.Captalg; Luke Hagerty, Efq. t ft Lieutenant Dagenalltown Infantry...P. Newton, Efq. Captain; Philip Bren nan, Efq. from &gemßlown and Mt. Langer Infantry, oft Lieutenant; Elias Bell, Efq. Lieutenant. sit Ballyjamefiluff Infantry—C. Kullet, EC+ 3d Lieutenant. Caftlewellan Infantry, ad Company—Second Lieut. Ja.,l4icholfon, From ift Ceenpany, 24 Lieutenant, vice Dunn, promoted in oft Company--3d Company, J. Moreland, Efq. ad Lieutenant, vice Frew, de-eafed—sth Company, Chrift. Crawley, Efik ad Lieu tenant, vice Grey. who refigns. Lawyers Corps (Cavalry)—Thomas Ellis oft . Lieutenant, v;ce Dope, promoted; A. Boyd, Efq. 3d Lieutenant, vice Montgo mery, who reftgns—lnfantry, ad Company, sd Lieutenant I. Crampton, it Lieutenant, vice King promoted; John Lloyd, I Efq. sd Lieutenant, vice Crampton, promoted. Loyal Clare Galway Infantry—George Symmers, Efq. ad Lieute nant, vice qpin, who reigns. Loughrea Clanricardc Infantry—Andrew Howland, Efq, Id Lieu tenant, vice Berke, promote.. Relit Rangers---Wra. N. Isod, Efq. Captain; A. W.-Baker, Big. oft Lieutenant; M. &leiter, Efq. td Lieutenant. Cattle Armitrong In Rochfort, Efq. ad Lieutenant, vice George Rochfort, who reigns. i Lurganboy Infantry—Robert Morgan, Efq. ad Lieutenant, vice Fergufon, who re fi gns; John ftrodtrang, Zig. 3d Lieutenant. Manor Hamilton Cavalry—F.N. Cullen, Efq.Capain. Coleruht loran , ry--Menry Blacker, Efq. Captain, vice Hill, who h arln/antri-.lolin Gregory, Efe. ad Lieutenant, vice Kerr, ' litho refigns. Cfiftlewszi n la w ftry— fign Edward Groves, Efq. ad Lieutenant, vice can Rangerr-Robert Thoinpfon, Efq. Captain; Thos. Gerrard, Fig. 3 ft Lieutenant; Thomas Thompfon, Efq. ad Lieut. Caulfield Infantry John Richmdfon, ad Lieutenant, vice "Stewart, promoted . Infantry... James Lee, Efq. sd Captain; William Har 4ding, Efq. 3d Lieutenant. Infantry—James Palmer, Efq. sd Captain. enters Infantry—John White, Efq. Id Lieutenant , vice Vincent. I Cavalry... Robert Baker, Efq. tit lieutenant; John Arm. . Itreot eq. ad Lieutenant . vice Dodd, who refips. mamma Infantrya-Tbontas Thompfon, Efq. Captain ; 4 Henry J oy , Efq. tft Licutem- ni i Hugh Crawford, Efq. ad Lieu. tenant; Samuel Smith, Pig. 34 Litetteaet. ticies-greca Infantry, nth Company—Second Lieutenant J. " Murray, A Lieutenant. vice Dixon, who refigned ; 3d Lieut. Robert Hodges, sd Lieutenant, vie:Murray, promoted. y Infantry.-Jofeph Martha, Efq. ad Lieutenant, vice Irwin, who reAlgos. bbyletl Infantry—Hoe. I. Vefey, Captain. . Hosts Monday, July 13, at Nertfard..--Ell'es, Wy. July a?, at Cbrintsford.—Kent, Monday, Augu It t , iBTTFriday, Amu@ 3,at Lewes.—Surrey, Mon. , Antal 2, at Croydon. that o tc..—floekinghamthire, Monday, July 18, at Bucking --Iledfordetirr, Tburfday, July sr, at Sedford.—Huning =, Saturday, July s 3, at Huntingdon --Cambridgalltire, Y._1• 1 1 25, at Canduidgc—Sofolk, Tburfday. Jay a, at Bury St. Efttwurs.--Norfolk, Monday Aug. , City of Norwich. WSSTSlll...7louthampton, Tuefday. Jaly to, at Wlewbefter , — s, Saturday, July 13, at New Sarum.--Dorfet,Tburfday, July D er a ic tier„.—onn, Monday, Auguft 1, at Ezater..—.Corn r3ll.3fooday, Augultll,at Sodmln.--Sonserfet, Saturday, Amin. . sa lasidgewater.-11dRol, Friday, Auguft to, at Brikol. Mau to n --Nortbamptordtdre, Tuefday, July :9. at Nor. —Sadao!. Friday, kly 12, at Oalham..--Lbwolniur' e, Saturday. July 53., m Lincoln.,—Nottingbamibire, Tburfday, July it li t sgbara,.....Derbylldre. Saturday, July 30, st Derby,- 2.dosikribko, Wahlefsky, Auguk 3, at Leiretter.--Country, = TI , Amp& Is at Coveatry.—Warwicklbire. Same day, at Norritsan..-Clt Tr mod County of York. Saturday, July 1 3, at Yark....lbarbant. *May, Await s, at Durbana.--Newcaftle, ' tua 6. at Newealtle.--Cambaland, Friday, Auguft .....Witentarliwd,Wedneklay, Auguft 17,at Appleby Sanasslay, Aura so, at Lancalter. L- COURT OF KIND'S BENCH; JUNE at. In a cafe from the Northern Circuit, which we may reaftcr report at length, the Court was divided.— ?The plaintiff had fold the defendant Seek goods.— The effueldmhave between moihnteCcwreadit that en fl he iould de t f l e re e n . pay by a bill at two months. At the expiration of e three months the bill wa; not delivered, and the laintiff brought arc anion of afrompfit for the goods . • ' Lord Estamsoaouc a thought that the anion was Mich brought, as a bill at two months is confidered a payment. But eite other three Judges were of opinion that the fhould have been for the non-deliverT of the thinking that five months credit was given for !Ws. The verciiin for the plaintiff was therefore and a nonfuit entered. . MAY NIARKIT. : A Gentleman obtahted a Rule to Phew caufe, why attachment thould nut iffue ag.rinfl three perfons for.beating another who came to the Coal Market to terve fubpcenas upon them in come gas tail caufes. JOHN MAC V. SMIIICLOCK. Mr. Gibbs obtained leave to compound, on paying ' to the King, apd 301. to the profecutor. This is' fl anion for ufury, MINUS COUPON. 'Mt: Ease!** obtained a Writ of Habeas Corpus,to ring . up }he t Captais Of a Merchantman, who had Impreffed, and carried on board the Enterprize, 4/purnanded by Captain Pitchell. The Gentleman, on whole behalf be tooted, had been ten years a Cap. ain. He was taken out of his (hip when be was sting on a foreign voyage. An application was made to the Lords of the Admiralty, lab gave direnions few his immediate liberation : —but the Captain, in cad of giving him up, (hilted him to another veffel. It was force ant before they could dilcover where he *was. At laft they found ont he was on board a bomb veffsl. This Writ was made returnable before one of their Lordfhips at Chambers. Mr. Juriice LAuCINCI aid, the Commander of e Enterprite ought to have immediately difcharg ed him, ostlers he was put on board another (hip be fnretht order loom the Lords of the Admiralty reach ed him. - - 4 4 • 01 i I i • .111 ..11 . I I n an a pplication to lu th w e s C 2 o 9 iirt, thst a Defendant 4 ./ . night be repaid, aod the fumhe had , depolited up. i on Ins wren. according to l e ord hlolea s late At . he siting sow put in and jullified bail, it appeared that 1 Sheriffs' officers, betides filldes the debt, tol. for the 1 ', es, and il. for the original writ, bad ined upon , 1• ( .' receiving lg. more. I i ! Lord'l.i.L. is soaornm erpre ff ed great indignation • ' that fuck gm& abufe lhould already be praßifed '. ' upon fuck a recent newt/hand declared how ready the s ' Court 'woad be to prated perfoos arrelled from all e fraud arid opprethoo. • . IMAM, C VitlCßili. This was a motion for an attachment for not dif miffing a Bill in Chancery with coils; purfuant to an Order of NO Prigs:, which was made a Ryle of Court. Mr. ERSICINs (hewed cattle againtt the Rule, and Mr. Pna fupported it, when the Rule for the Attach• ment was made abfolute. HOWARD V. SHIPLIY. This was an aftisin for Bribery brought on the 2d Gen. 11. againa the defendant for receiving a bribe of sl. for giving his vote at the lift Elcftion for Dur- ham, to Richard Wharton, Efq. A rule for t new trial bad been granted in this and other two caufes that were • brought on the fame Sta tute. They were argued with very great abilities by Mr. Erskine, Mr. Garrow, Mr. Holroyd, and Mr. Fergu. fun, for the Plaintiff; and by Mr. Dallas, Mr. Gibbs, Mr. Wcod,• and Mr. Hullock, for the Defendant.— The Court, after hearing the whole cafe, were of opinion, that they ought to go to the confideration of another Jury. They decided that Sir Henry Vane Tempeff and Mr. Taylor were competent witneffes by the Ilatute. Rule abfolw. THI KING D. COCK AND ANOTHEZ. This was a rule, calling upon the defendants, two American Rodents of medicine, to thew caufe why a criminal information (hould not be filed againil them. The profecutor is a Mr. Afltew, fon of the late Sir Edward Atkew, who, in his affidavit, Rates, that when he was fitting upon the end of a bench in the leaure-room of St. Thomas's Hofpital, Mr. Cock came, and though there was no room, withed to feat himtelf by his fide; that after civilly remonftrating with him, he gently punted him off; that after the leaure Mr. Cock fent him a challenge by Mr.Upfhaw ; and that, as he refuted to fight, Mr. C. polled a hand bill over that pan of the town, holding him up to contempt and odium. Mr: Easaiws now (hewed caufe. In Mr. Cock's affidavit it is fworn, that he was not within fix inches of Mr. Atkew, and that Mr. Atkew, nevenhelefs, with the whole weight of his body, thruß him vio lently off the bench. Lord ELLENIOROUGH Paid, this was nothing more than daily happened in public places; which could not be frequented with any fafety, if a challenge were always to be the confequence. Confidering the melancholy cataßrophes which had lately occurred, the Court would ill-difcharge its duty to the public, were it not to interfere on the prefent occation. There was nothing to thew that this gentleman had reafon to be irritated and thrown off his guard, of that he continued fo during all the offenfive aas now tom• plained of.—Rule for a crime. inf. abfolute. / M llOll 4.; . - for the raid crime, of which you hatalseen.gonvitled, you pay a fine to the Kingof 3001. ; that you be irnprtfoned for eighteen Cat - codat monthiln the ctif to4 of the Martha' of this Court, and that dining th4time you flail Rand once in and upAn the pillory for Rue hour, in the artist 'tailing to Clotag Crofs, anetnear the Office of the Admiralty; d that you befirther imprifoned till your Paid &tele paid, and that•in purfuance of this judgment you now Rand committed. It was pail twelve o'clock at night before the buff. fiefs was fibilhed, and the Court rofc.—This was the IA day of Trinity Term? • A CAUTION IN MARKING LlNlN.— Nothing can fo' effeaually prevent lofs and detea robbery as putting the name at full length inftead of initials only—this may very eafily be done by any perfon who can ufe a pen ; for it is merely neceffary to be provided with the real ink, viz. the ORIGINAL PIIRIANINT prepared by the foie Proprietor, Mr. Hunt, Cite mitt, No. toS, Long Acre. There are fu many imi tations of this valuable article, and fo much tralh fold - under the fame title, that one cannot be too careful to procure the genuine, which neither bleach ing, waffling, nor time can change. The King's Evil, which derived its name from the faith in a royal piece of flyer, was a remedy which carried medicine into Gothic obfcurity. Reafon and Phylic acquiring a more retpeaaMe footing, deli- ny ed the belief in charmsz and in Charles's reign, the rcfpeaable Wifeman gave a method of cure on ra tional prineiples of practice. In the glands Scrophu la generally fixes, and thofe more efpecially about the neck and throat, obftruaing the ablorbent glands, and thole appropriated for the faliva, and the fenfe of tailing. SPILSBURY'S Attriscoastrric Daci - rs in creafe the glandular action, and for that reafon have i been preferred in cafes of fcrophilla. In fcrophulous difeafes of the !kin it produces fo free a circulation of the perfpiration, and other neceifary fecretions, that as a remedy in obftrations of this kind it is unequal led.—•,,,* For the truth of the affertion of the cure of Scrophilla, vide Spilibury's Treatife and Cafes of Scurvy, Gout, pc. Price 3s. 6d. fold together with the Drops, No. rs, Soho•fquare, in bottles, including the black Stamp, at Ss. 6d. los. and 11. as. each. Till RING O. Kitt DAILEY. The Courtafie;fiwne confederation Paid, that the objeflimt made to thew that judg:nenrlhould be ar t , retied way of fuch a nature that they could not de termine upon it till next term. Mr. East:sea intimated, that rather than fubmit to the confequences of this delay his client would now fubmit to receive judgment. Mr. Gasaow, that a writ of error might not be brought upon this fuppofed flaw in the record, moved for a rule to thew caufe why the verdia thould not be entered upon the first count only, which charges the /awing afreult. The Court were ready to grant the Rule, but the miler fide confented to the alteration, that judgment might he immediately given. Mr. Jake Geoss, therefore, after a (port addrefs, pointing out the deplorable diets of gaming, fen. tenced Mr. Hill Dailey, accortling to the tiatute, to two years imprifonment in the gaol of Northam, and to a forfeiture of all his perfonal property to the King. TN[ RIR° V. CAPTAIN IRISAC. The Defendant (late Captain of the Iris), was brought up to receive judgment for a confpiracy with his Pad Alexander Scott, to defraud the Admi. rally by %He vouchers, forged receipts, &c. Mr. jollice GROSE addreffed the Defendant, and Rated the information upon which he had been con vie:led (on the cleareft evidence) of having confpired with his Purfer to draw a bill upon the Admiralty Office for 5rBL, as for provifions purchafed for the (hip's life at Shetland, when in fad only siol worth was actually purchafed received —ln the account fabricated for this fraudulent purpofe, two hundred and forty gallons of brandy were charged for at 145. per gallon, when, in fad, none was purchafed. and a much greater quantity of beer and butter was charged for than was bought, and at higher prices than were paid, anithofe accounts were endeavoured to b.: fupported by falfe vouchers obtained by fraud or forgery. The Learned Judge then told the De fendant that the objeftion which his Counfel had of fered in point of law to the judgment he was going to pronounce, had been over-ruled by the Court, who were unanimoufly of opinion, that although the con fpiracy might have taken place on the high fens, yet that the att of the confpirators in canting the falfe vouchers to be delivered in Middlefex, at the Aami. rah), Office, brought the offence entirely within their jiiiifdietion. The judgment of the Court in Lady Straikmore's Cafe, (the King againfi Bowes) was coneltdive on this point. In that cafe the confpiracy to k place in Scotland; but the aft of Come of the ce.nfpirators in London was held to bring them all within the jurifdittion of the Court: having thus dif pufcd of the point of law, be proceeded to addrefi the Defendant in nearly the following words— " You have been found guilty of a crime, or rather of a complication of crimes, of the highefl enormity; you have been guilty of colluding with a dilltoneß fervant to defraud the public, who employed you ; you have been guilty of betraying the confidence which was repofeld in you by your country, of obtain. ing money under falfe pretences. and °finer, (for the figning the names of refpatable merchants to your fraudulent accounts defaces the name of forgery); your Couniel has preß as far as it would go the con toleration of your rank in life, your former eharafter, and the honourable fituation you lately held in the fervice of your country. Every indulgence which is due to thole confiderations you have experienced ; but the Public has a right to urge, that your rank in life. and the honourable &upon you once held, are but aggravations of your crime; they may ceafe to wonder at the enormity of the public debt, if they are betrayed and defrauded by their confidential fer vent'. They have a right to demand, and Mice requires. that an exemplary immanent monad be pronounced spina ;on." nil Court does ibadore order and adjudge, thin., DISEASSS of the URETHRA and Certain COMPLAINTS. AS role Proprietor of DARAN'S celebrated medi• rated Bougie) and Remedies, Mr. DUFOUR informs the Public, that he may wi ufual be conful•cd daily from q to 3, at his bode No. 54, Frith. brat, Soho, on Cafes of Striaures, °Maw dons, Meets, Ste Ste. as well as DebbilY. and cvery thin aka where fancy is fo amnia a remtifite, that Mr. Dufour has provided a (pedals Hook, that every Patient may be introduced in a reiterate apartment. Mr. D. has for nanyjears confined hienfelf to that department of Slurry, and from eatemilve predict, and the woft Battering facers, he is enabled to offer a method of cure. mild. effaccious, requiring no amilhanent or rcitraint in diet, and which prevents a relapfe. Perfons in the country Sating their cafes fully, in a letter, enclofing a one or a two pound note, will have proper remedies fent to thc amount. For the various [peptone Ste. fee Mr. Dafoor's Treatife an the above torup'aints, prior as. dd. the fifth edition; to be bad of j.Callow, C: own court, Soho; H. D. Symonds, Paternofer•rnw ; and of the Author. HEN Profeffruna Men of edneation and le fpraafitillity deviate from the general (Titan by the fele-Bion of • peculiar Branch, the (zodiac of keg continued fuel & h the heft criterion of fuperfority. Ten years have if devoted my predict to the recitative treatment of THREE DISORDERS, and the fbeeefsful refult of my plan gives me additional ardour to opp•fe as far as I am able the ea wages of aide etmaptaints which are the molt important in the cata logue of human infirmities. After initiation Into every branch as an Army Sinew, I formed a with at an misty period of Praftire to refeue Individuate front the Ignorance at uneducated Men, or the equally dangerous predpitatacy 10: enteral Prealtitiessere. The THREE DISORDERS, to the ware of which I have devoted my encode°, comprise every Creeks VENF.REAL INFEC TION, whether of a recent or long durations—selly, AB kinds of DEBILITY, whether Mang front the habits of Schoolboys, er the indulgence of mature age, and laWy that derangement of the 4l3esatin Women which is called BARREN NES.I oe aITERILf fy, Numerous dlfeafes are the rain of Ignuranee or bane In the treatment of a Ample Gonorrhea, and it ant unhequently ha; pens that the feeds of Life are peritoneal by the Indiferetion dam ungtvird ed boar. By a fuperier merited tuch teruplaitats 1111 entity cured, and even where others have failed, I trait that I may pinwale to offer a radical ro-eftablithment. Few, however, arc the cake of armylleated Jiftrefe In the dif order, compared with the vitalism@ Quadrats of Men, who from indulgence in a SOLITARY VICE, or the pre Galena of a fallsionabk Life, acquire that Rate of which Is the unavoidable cookquenee of limb yank ious habits. When the unhappy (offerer broods over his mifery, but carefully conceals his inisfurtunc, k may be tome confolation for him to know, that although it be an °Medi of doubt nr unccrainty with other Praditkacrs, the removal Si there DEFICIENCIIiS by the gradual progrefe of ratorztlon is the acquiumetst of my esperkstor If the rites of Bacchin or Venus have begun to rudues manly vi. gone, meek anxiety will be prevented by an catty covuteradion of this languid Rate, and In dick cake no great Miutties will occur. But where this deficieney baa foe yam rafted, a proper Per. feverance is Indifpenfibly regulate to revive the aurae:rin g fparks of Life, and to re-animate the Ceollitutior MARRIED WOMEN, *be hove long been dlroppointed that es radial,/ et • Fraely, may be allured, that in moil in &totes lath dela& are terahlt by Medical kit l'lrs SECRECY which is lo elrential to,asy undertaking, and the QeslMlestioes width I have prefamed to Hate s form the taus of my prep:Wiens. and In csincid..nce vrlth Such this Intimation Is given, that Mr. NRE...r. may be confultsal perfonally for by %teen %dohs; a hall nett) at his hosts., Na se, Arundel-14m, Strand, near Tcopicollsr That is se additional entrance in Water-firm adjoining. end the twee is en hoththe doors. bi. SW, Mamba el ;he Royal College of Strews. ECC LESIAST CA L PROMOTIONS. On Saturday laR, the Rcv. E4' 194 Hodgfoo, Chaplain to the late 'Embaffy to Parisi and Fellow of Sent Cane, Cambridge, ma Inftituted, by the Bilhop of London, to the Ratory of Laindoo, In the county of Elk:, meant by it e team of the Rev. Robert Hedgfon. The Lord Prouott, Magiarates, and Council of Edinburgh, Send • prefewation to the Rev. Mr. Anderfon, Mintier of the College Church, to be one of the Minliters of the Old tireyfriars Church, in the room of the Rev. Dr.Erildoe, deceafed. SIR Ills. On Saturday hit, at &indorse, Shropedre, the Lady of John Corbet,Efq. of a daughter. On Tnefday fait, in Bedford-fcltiare, the Lady of Rolier: Dallas, Efit of a daughter. On the aath Init. the Lady of Sir Win. Beeehey, of a fan, at his haute at Craven Hill MARI Thorfday,at St. George's, Hanover-fqoare, Lieut-Coloncl Tay lor, of the oath Light Dragoons, to Mifs Baker, daughter of J. Baker, Efq. M. P. for Canterbury. On the itith init. at BaGogftokc, by the Rev. George Lefroy,the Re►. Jasne Digweed, of Steventon, Hants, to Mifs Lyford, of Ba fingftoke. DI k D. On Saturday, the gsth hill. at Southampton, Mre. Wm. Smith, the wife of Wm. Smith, Efq. and daughter of the late Dr. J. &mi ner, Prwroft of King's College. Loft Week, by a fall front his bode, Mr. Mae Evans, of Afidsver. One of his lons Come time ago was accidentally lint dead ; another of his font, !hooting rooks, a few days ago, the gun burft and flat tered his band; immediate amputation took place, and he is in a fair way of recovery ; and about ten months Mice his daughter (an infant),was folded to death. - , , 116341MATIRY-EtllAlbis N it aa 47 4:i f q 4 "MK. TOII3 SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. : At the Italians* Collirdtioufe. Ceenhin, on Friday Of uig at ToraireeCiock, in ThriarLaits,' • 'THREE CROW Neveireeed LEASEHOLD HOUSES, held fht yy lastest ntodirate Ordeal &Iva, and eaeutpt from Laud Tat; each Houk2,s_, feet and NuMberW 22, 23, and s 6, on the lhfortfa fide of bey. fqtdre.- A very math airy, and cheerful Gwadar- and one elf the (aid Mules befog at the Corner of Bedford-Place is particular. iy cited& as a pturcalonal refidence, as au ildirs to ea Oahe our heltad therefrain. 9. To be viewed tin the fale..--Pinted pardenlars day be lib as dill Pit:mires; at the Rainbow; and of Mr. Raise, itreet, Illoornlbary. •100" ELEGANT SPORTING RESIDENCE and ESTATE*. in YORKSHIRE. TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD BY Avail: Bit By Mr. RAI Nli , , I t To the higkeft b'clder—...i4 the Rainbow Colfeohoufe, la bilk - L 131). London, on Friday the Bth of July next, at, Twelve.' A VALUABLE and very delirable FREEHOL .1. A. ESTATE, lying perfetilly compaet, and wed watered,elP• : Treated by the River Gypfey, whit% elms above Viand tbraarshtbe ' center of the whale Mats, on which hands a *oft compeem oi t elegant Villa, with every remtifitc attached aced diaaelial well known by the name of FALCONER'. HALL, in the Parifif,„ of Fothotes, abort half a mile dißata from tbehigh road Maltese Drilleld and Scarborough, nine miles from the former, 1111 hare the latter, and t a from Bridlington ; tog.thar with an excellent Farm-houk, with convenient Out-buildings; and fundry comb guous [minium of good Land, containing near Eight Hundred acres, together with the Manor of BOTT'HPRFT, ezmodi!‘ over bout icon acres of Groamd. The R efidence, diem, and about 6 acres at land stain theme*. puha; of the Proprietor, who will give immediate meelillont end the well adapted Furniture Is to be taken- by the Purthaferott a fair valuation. The reit of the land is held by Mr. litrnt. Mathrowa by leafe, fin years of which are wow ni.ezplred, at a nut Rent of about 8401 Tobe viewed till the Sate by applying to Mr. Wye. Malthlessal2 of whom printed pan tenter% may be bad ; alio of the Primers • the York Courant and Newcaltle Advertent Swan.Vcrryilloktral Angel, Doman= ; of Mars. Cater aid fit... dna, No. 4, Gray '« lan . (Tame ; Rainbow • and of Mt. Raine, Land-Turiqur, Chaim L lano-Rivet, Bitiassibus:y. 'CAPITAL FREEHOLD MANSION-HOU SOMERSIETEHIRE, light Mks from Baal, Twelve from Weds, Fifteen from Bath, sad within Half a Mile of tic Turnpike Road from Bradt* niter. TO ,411 SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the Esc}* Coffee-houfe, in 'kilo', on Friday, dm UN of joky next, between the Hours of Ooe and Two, ankh ellg poW of in the mean time by Private Contra& et *bleb Nodes will be given, THE MANOR of BUTCOMBE, with the Capkill MANSION-HOUSE of BUTCOMBE COURT, is earsa... pkte Repair, and lit for the Immediate Rildence of a liege mit genteel Family, with convenient Unhooks, Stables. Cestit•hosiii - welled Garden, Hot bottles, Plemfurogrosod, mid about Sevestilpf Acres of Rick Failure Land, forming a Lawn around the Hoots • Afro the Manor of BUTCOMEE THRUBWELL, tad (SOY eneellent Dairy Farm otThrubwril, nearly Yydse-inmoritlos 7, pod farm-Mule and Outhoures appendant thertm,and abaft DM Hundred and Play Acres of Laftd,Forty-flee of whisk we Mall& The whole of the above Prounifa adjoin each other, Mae of Common belonging to than, and are of the yearly Valve the 'Hawked and Fifty Founds, and will be fold repaints er 141.1160. Ago the Admerfoo of the Reetory of Butectrobe,with FlRptelft Acres of Glebe Land belonging thereto, which with the Tiring of the PEA. at a moderate Committee according to the Mr Value of the Eames, is worth Two Hundred Pounds • yew. The Mates ate in a vatted Neighbourhood, the Maranabovor with Gamy and are Jo a fine Sporting Coontrp. • pagApply for further Particulars *Pam, or bp Letter(gibb to joke Savoy, Efq. in Ibrithil. The Prowifes way be viewed, will Tiairarsooly. to be had bat Mt. pea Stenhars, Auainneer,la SaraLlad the Poifisewig be had ea earopleating the Punish. TESTIMONY omit EFFICACY OF ADA MS's SOLAI4I 4 FOR THE CURE OF THE STONE AND GRAVEL. AS it was through an Advertifinsent I becarrse *Qv : queinted with the virtues of the Solvent, which bid was from the alarming ravages of that molt excruciating Mfilellse Stone, Lad& to acknowledge in the Woe maim ray estassillilb;. ry ar.d Ferretti Ctwe; the particulars of which I Ai altraw kit ready to communal:m*l6loy Perron "bonny desks orilia cater and dieser of the 11/Sedkise. M. ORTON. Herdord.itreet, liwiroPast,No.s, May so, :Son. For a farther asua Naha Cass of =aimed Stone to the Bladder and 10doeye. Welted by the SOLVENT, altar (midi& trials of Stop. Una. Sada. mad AlkellmeWatereee terry's Day "dads. of the Naas; gm price as. Morale wedge qpieloas av viral owdosatilorgeoas out de inegataase of tile Dilbovery. The folkwilag neefans of 41Riadliso arc pleated to reemassit the Salm% trees ire happy Weds as thmfelves or their Edsdeas viz. Lord Virealiat Saebrine, Sir Edward EastelibalL J. Awyatt, - Ein. U. P. be. Solvent is fold by Mr. Pam Surgeon, No. 9, SoathwaptonArset, Skrualbory-finare, in halr.' des of es. 6al eta and rl so. Duty ladadeil. Two large Books never fail to cormaill the eakuloes diatheis he die bible, aed thereby partet the __arnica of Stone in falcate* eg Parlous. aitS' %WES To T. TAYLOtt,eargeoc, No. p. New Bridge.ftreet, Landon. Eliaburgh, May a, am. IN the fpring of 794 vim *glided with a iiplm% I lea Cu.nplaint, whin f treated with indifference for Iher months ; but was then obliged to apply to a regular Phylician,whei put a temporary *op to the virulence of the difeafe (by amm o. dal applications) for tome time; but growing, In Epic of all mall fl eine and the advice of the firft deaden= of the Faculty hao. ' work and worfe for two years, I was rabseed to a late aloe 1 unparalleled and beyotd defeription, being an entire leper,aad ulce rated from head to foot.—My head, throat, mouth. mote, lest. arms, he. have been alternately in danger of become lag ufdefs_ ; in or, I have had front SO to 34 eating ulcers as my body, aid . nearly totally deprived of fight...4c would be vablogsom to per- tit-utilise aft my eata—lnflee it to fay, them was. or mar win be, one of a more dangerous, or of a more complicated no. tore. I was long looked upon by my itlends, and lintoef e t n a t ti l : felt, beyond all hopes of recovery ; and, indeed, In my tire, death was preferable to my more than enterable late. la thiv dreadful &nation did I drag a molt mitenble imiltasea,Mll Dims, PSOVIOENCI threw in my way a oursiCaper metaising the cafe J a Mr. IL of Plymouth—my friends read it, I eauktnot.—l feat and procured Come of your LZAII'S P PUSS, wilds, bb ufing from time to time am now, and have long been, (after mss than four years indeferliable diArefs), la as good a flue of leeriest u ever I moved ; as a mod of this, I bad a hoe, thriving, heal• thy child, bora to tee a few months ago. la gratitude to Gee. and la Lopes of rendniag my fellow-creature ferviee 'I rape& you to publifh this ; and you may at nil time refer pe;faas, mbar with to be fatisfied at the truth of this, or further partleakno to me or my friends, by letter or plum As kw cites for baduds will ever equal Woe, sad mom exam* It, I have from experience every reafon to allure mankind that la your LEAK PCI Pitts they will And a fire, fpeedy, fare, and fa& cAI curt, I.r that molt dresolfal Rage of than metal Maie r which is called--a CONtlibitD xui.. 1. I'. Prepared end Sold by the Sole proprietor, TRONA/ T.;Vi.ery Member of the RC/Meaner/ of Serpens in Landen,m bis No. ti, New Bridge Area ; when be will give advice, vr= a fee, to periwig Liking thsfe Pills sand will anfwer patinaea id& ten, if pelt paid, an the fame terms, Waving in ail Ogee tiNIF al ad inviolable foamy, no Perfon's same et este having beam moo tioned,but at their own particular mind, 61 the Pntsior, *P. .' rho the comic of more that 36 years, that, he has the eme finale, of an exterifive fade of die above melleine, sod dorm* t ice tolling then:frees. They are alto fold, by ids Appelaliassnt,fer the eenVeMinent thole living at s Mance, by Adso. Seethisridge, Mts. burgh; Mr. Mennsos, Printer Olallteer, to Ist On illsJa. Td• refers for his addrefs; the . 111 116. 1;,, St. Allhanlw &Let, pAt.man Mr. Tropfbeg 14e.zil ; thrfeehe Meet ; Mr. Dllboroteslia, Se. 7, the Monument , Mr.Seedh,Beekieli n e Sb rZ et itt il istise-ro . sr= Tower-hill; Mr. Callweirs,Duldin ; and lb% sae Peden In rear , leenederable town in Great-fhltaln and his& •ba Slats of emir as. gd. cads, kolcd up with toll sod pleb drodisos. sdodelif rori of either Sex may oar th ..J eee with air wed creme". LONDON: Prima sod publilbed by LIVELICESI, (et Om tieburyiplact. Lambed') it lbw STAB fit, 0 Ni. Com , • Arm "Who' ulfei at lhaa Orrin .Truffil alls• 1; al VS ~-