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From the LONDON GAZUTE, March 7. WHITSHALL I btABCH 7. The Ring has been plcafed to give and grant unto his Excel lency the Right Honourable Charles Arbuthnot, Ambaffador Ex traordihary and Plenipotentiary at the Sublime Porte, his Royal licence and permillion to accept and wear the Infignia of the Otto man Imperial Order of the Crefeent, conferred upon him by the Grand Signior. MILITARY PROMOTIONS..—(Fres. Satr►dry ■igbes Gazette) ORDNANCE OFFICE, MARCH 4. Royal Regiment of Artillery. Gentleman Cadet Samuel Wyatt to be Steam! Lieutenant, vice Bloomfield, promoted. Gentleman Cadet Nathaniel R. Drewry to be ditto, vice Steele, promoted. Gentleman Cadet Edward C. Vinicombe to be ditto, vice Down• non, promoted. Gentleman Cadet William H. Hill to be ditto, vice Gapper, pro moted —All dated February 28, 1807. Commiffions in the Dorfetibire Yeomanry Cavalry, Signed by the Lord Lieutenant. Cornet James Weld to be Lieutenant, vice Humphry Weld, pro. moted. Dated February as, 111°7. Henry Willet, Gent. to be Conlet, vice James Weld, promoted. Dated as above. Commalions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Durham. Darlington Volunteer Legion. Captain Thomas Bowes to be Major, vice Wilton,efigned. Lieutenant Thomas Davifon to be Captain of Cava lry, vice Bowes, promoted. Cornet George Ornfby to be Lieutenant of Cavalry, vice Davifon, promoted. Henry Witham, Efg. to be Cornet, vice Lowfon, reigned. Commiffions in the Royal North Linenlnfhire Regi ment of Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Richard Manners, Gent. to be I ieutenant. Dated Jan. 1, au?. George Bliffet, Gent. to be Fniirgn. Dated Jan. 2. 1807. Commillions in the Norfolk Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Hanfon Berney. Efq. to be Captain in the Weft Norfblk Militia, vice Caldwell, reigned Dated Jan. 6, any. William Rufpini, Gent. to be Enfign in the Eaft Norfolk Militia, vice Damant, refigned.' Dated Jan. n, Commitlion in the Renfrewthire Regiment of Militia, 'signed by the Lord Lieutenant. Coll Mackftald, Efq late Major of the td Battalion 42d Regi ment, to be Captain, vice Maxwell, refigned. Dated Dec. 241 ISo6. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. _ _ Francis Sapte, Henry Heintz, and Abri...iin Gamage, of London, December 31, 1806. James Milne and Benjamin liherwood, of Liverpool at Hull, carriers by water, November 7, 1806. Thomas Biclby and John Cater, of New Mahon, Yorklh ire, cabi net makers and uphnifterers, February as, 58;,7. Charles Hedges and John Rnbinfon, of Rateliff Highway, cheek mongers, December 23, iBO6. William Guidon and William Hughes, _of Goiden-fquare, Weft minter, warehoufensen, Dec. ac, i 406. Thomas Davis Macon and. Moles William Brent, at the Royal Oak Yard, Bermmdfey, Surrey, March 1, 1807. Richard Smith and Thomas Dixon, of Birmingham, folicitora and money ftriveners. Edward Jackfon and Henry Taller, of Neu:tattle-upon-Tyne, woollen drapers, January z 6, 1807. Francis Dent and George Ludeman, of Old Gravel lane, Middle lea, fugar refiners, Nov. 8, tBc6. William Holiday and Thomas Gurnell, of Firearm, Lancathire, joincrs and cabinet makers, Jan. a,1807. John Milts and Richard Miles, of Bith wareboufemen, March t 4, 1807. John Grice and Jofeph Woolcombe, of Fountain Stairs, Railer bithe,Suorty, iron manufaCturers, Jan. 31. 1807. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Within April is. Jame, Whitehead, of Church- ftreet, Surrey, hat-manu fadturcr, at ten, at Guildhall . A.pril t 3. George Roffcy and Richard Swinton, late of Great St. Helen's, London, merchants, (hipping agents and partner, at ten, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTS. Samuel Leonard, late of the parifh of St. George, Glouccfterfhire, victualler, dealer and chapman, to forrender March t 7, 18, and I April 18, at eleven, at the Rummer Tavern, in All Saints lane,' Britt& tummies, Mr. Gabell, Lincoln's Inn ; or Mr. Richard Jacobs, Briftol William Heath, late of Rugelev, Staffordflaire, (hOpkeeper, dealer and clopman, March to, at four, March at, at ten, and April 18, at eleven, at the George Inn, Stafford. Attornies, Marro., 1 - lickin and I.andor, of kugeley; or NUMB. Allen, Exley, and Stocker, Furnival's Inn, London. John Vofe, late of Prefton, In Lancafhire, cotton-manufadurer, dealer and chapman, April t, 2, and t 8, at eleven, at the George inn, Prefton. Attornies, Meffrs. B. and J. W. Barrett, No. 9, Holborn-court, Gray's Inn, London ; or Mr. Startifant,Preffon. John Eafterbraokc, of Exeter, hatter, March 23, 24, and April id, at eleven, at the Office of Meffrs. Short and Barnes, Exeter.- Anomie., Meffrs. Short and Barnes, Exeter; or Mars. Drove ' and Loxham, New Inn, London. George Vaughan the elder and Richard Mackftsvain, both of SnatChwood, Monmouthfhlre, coal merchants, dealers and chap. men, and copartners, March 20, sr, and April tB, at ten, at the Beaufort Arms, Chepftuw. Attom les, Mr. James Platt, No. 'Canfield court, Temple, London; or Mr. Stokes, Chepftow. William Hepworth, of Manchefter, cotton-merchant, dealer and chapman, April t, a, and 18, at eleven, at the Dog Tavern, in Deanfgate, Manchefter. Attornies, Mr. Wharttln, Manchefter ; or Mr. Ellis, Curfitor-ftreet, London. George Evans, late of Weft Houghton, Lane-Aire, coal-rrachant, dealer and chapman, April 6, at five, April 7, and 18, at cloven, at the Bay Hoge, in Weft Houghton. Attornies, Mr Windle, John- fttect, Bcdford•row, London • or Mr. Gifirell, Wigan. James Hyde and John Chadwick , of Manchefter, dyers, dealers, shapnien, and copartners, March 30, At, and April 18, at two, at the Bridgewater Arms Inn, Manchefter. Attornies, Meals. J. and R. Willis, Warnford court, London ; or Mr. Barrett, Manch titer. Lyon Aaron, of Gofport, Hants, flopfeller, March to, at, and April 18, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney,' Mr. Elias Uaacs, N 0.6, Mitre court, A Idgate, London. William Young, of Manchefter, viduallcr, dealer and chapman, March :6, April 3, and 18, at eleven, at the Star Inn Man cheats. Attornics, Meffrs. Johann and Bailey, Manche :fter. John Pritty, now or late of Haalleigb. *Suffolk grocer, draper, dealer and chapman. March 24, at tf.ree, March 25, and April 18, at ten, at the White Lion, Hadleigh. Attornies, Meas. Leake and afford, at Hadleigh ; or Mr. Taylor, Southampton- Buildings, Chancery lane, London. Francis Tadman, late of Beverley, in the Eaft Riding of Yorkfhire, fcrivener. dealer and chapman, March 14, 21, and April tB, at eleven, at the Tyger Inn Beverley. Attorney, Mr. Thomas Bentley, Bvverley; or James and Richard Willis, No. 3, Warnford court, London. Thomas Staynor, late of Walfall, Staffortlfhire, baker and ginger bread baker, dealer and chapman, April t ,at five, April s, and 18. at eleven, at the Littleton Arms Inn, Pcnkridge Attornies, Mr. Frederick Turner, Warwick-court, Gray's Inn, London; or Mr. Heiky, WalfalL William Leonard, ottierwife William Randall. of Coppice-row, Clerkenwell, Middletex, taylor, March t 8,28. and April 18, at el wen, at Guildhall Attnntey Mr. Hunt, Surrey.ltreet,Strand. John Harknefs, of Addle :tree, Wood-ftreet, Loiann, merchant, March 14, 21, sad April 18, at one, at Gußdhall. Attornies, Melts *region and Dixon, Angel court, Thruginortosi arm, London. DIVIDENDS. • March To. Edward Day, late of Collinghorne Ducis,Wilta, farmer, dealer and - chapman, at fix, at the Slack Horfe, Salifbury. March to John Hov..ett. of St. Martin's-lane, paeilb uf St. Martin I in the Fields, Mitidlefes, carpenter and builder, at tut, at Guild hall, London. March it John Kirkman, of Kirkdale, Lancafhire, merchant, at twelve, at the Hotel, Lord ttrect, Liverpool. March tt. Robert Kirkman, of Liverpool, cotton-manufadurcr. at twelve, at the Hotel, Lord Itreet, Livkrpool. March 13 Samuel Moore, late of I.eiccßer, wonicomber and v ianaller. at three, at the Saracch's Head ban, Leicciter. (The Casette alto contains an Order of Council. allowing his Maietty's fubjects to trade to and from the !Sand of Cur-cos, fohj,•el to the duties. rates, and regclAtion-, the fame as thcje im puted on tie Wcit lndir Wands.] DREADNIA FIRE. _ ' FOITHEIL PAITICIFLAW.-011 Friday morning, about five o'clock. a. fire broke out at the Globe Public hnufe and Chap boufe, in St. Saviour's Church. yard, adjoining Qieen.thagon-court, Southwaek. which was attended milli melatlclaoly ciriutnßances. Mr. Sims, the landlord, let out feveral of his apart ments to lodgers, and nearly [bitty perfons flept on the premifes every night. His own family confined of .a wife, a daughter, two lons, and his wife's lifter; the latter sated in the capacity of nude to Mrs. Sims, who for tome time had been confined to her bed, and was in the lag Rage of a confumption: Tbeflre was fuppofed to have originated in the cellar; tor vaults, where fume people had been at work the preceding ; day and was fiat difcovered by the filter, who hear ing the crackling of wood, and fmelling the fire, alarmed the landlord, who tan down stairs in his fhirt to fee what was the matter, when he pert.eived the flames burg from the bar, which he fuppofed' had forced their way through the floor. Greatly agitated, he battened up Rairs, produced a wet blanket, and immediately repaired to the bar, in the hope of being able to extinguith the fire; but he found it had made too T reat progrefs to be overcome by his efforts.— Feeling for the fituation of his family, and the poor lodgers at a diltant part of the houfe, he called as loud as he was able, 44 Fire ! fire 1" and wrapping a blanket round his helplefs wife, with great diffi culty refcued her from the flames. In the height of his agitation he could find no better place to depatit her on than a butcher's block. Having left her, and returned to his hide, he found it entirely enveloped in the flames, and fuppofing the greatett part of his family had perilhed. be gave himfeif up to defpair. He was foon relieved with refpea to his daughter and filler in law, finding they had both efcaped by leap ing out of a window in the firft Rorey into the court, and though fomewhat bruifed, were in no danger of their lives. As for his two boys, he gave them up for loft. It fortunately, however, h appened, - that ' , they both had efcaped through a trapdoor at the top of the houfe to fume of the adjoining honks, which road they were well acquainted with, having often frequented it for their amufements. The relation the boys gave of the fcene of horror and confufion which took place amongfl the lodgers is truly dif tteffing. Before they quitted the houfe they law the !lairs full, and all means of retreat cut off from the greet door. They feveral times called upon the in mates to follow them, and they would ennclua them to a place of •fafety, but none of them would take their advice. Two perfons leaped out of the higher windows, after being•feverely burnt, and' were nearly killed on the (pot. One of thefe unfortunate perfons, a plumber, was taken to St. Thomas's Hofpital, and is dangeroufly ill ; he Rated, that when the flames firft caught him, he had with him his fon, about ten years of age, and his wife—they both ftruggled to get to the window to follow him, but they met a Rill worfe fate, in being fwallowed up by the dcvuurtng element. A Mrs. Burrow, and a child, were among the fufferers, as was alto a waggoner. Two more perfons, making in all feven, were dug out of the ruins yeflerday ; but in loch a defuxmed Rate, as not to he recognifed. The exalt number isnot known. —"the landlord was iv t infrared to the amount of a A fuhfcliption has been liberally fct on foot by the inhabitants of the Borough. FROM IHR LowDoweAzrrrii, MARCH 7. Average Price r f Corn in kngland and BE ales, from the Returns ending Feb. 18, 180 7 . Wheat. I Rye. I Barley. I Oats. I Beans. Peale% a. 4. s. d. a. d. a. d. a. d. a. 76 6 47 t 37 7 a 6 5 43 0 46 9 The average Price of Sugar, computed frost the Return, made in the week ending March 4, is 345. 744. per hundred weight. SEA•COAL METERS' OFFICE, LONDON, MARCH 7. canoors sou), and names. Monday, Weducfd. Friday, . NEWCASTLE COAL. March 2 March 4. March 6. Biker's Main 136 o t 136 o t 136 o &mon Long t 44 6 Biggs Main Bryan's Main Carr 's Hill Fiatworth Heaton Main . 3 I i 3 Hcbbum Main - 3 Huiywell Main . a Kenton Main - a Murton Main - a Percy Main - Ponter—Sinipfon's . ;.: Pontop Winder's II 'rangeld Moor . t i Walbottle Moor - • a Walker Wall's End I . . • 3 'Temple's Wall's End - Minefield • Willington - i South liebburn - i 46 6 4o 6 39 0 47 6 47 0 42 o 44 6 38 0 41 0 45 0 41 6 4s 6 47 9 4 8 3 46 6 18 o 4z 6 Killingworth Cowpcn Main SUNDERLAND COAL. Eden Main Newhottle Moor - Rat Main PcatithNcw Main - 47 0 47 3 47 0 42 9 46 0 38 0 44 6 47 0 Total. Shiro 30 47 9 47 6 47 6 45'Q 47 6 47 9 4% 0 48 o 48 6 48 6 46 a 47 3 47 9 48 3 44 6 BIKTH. 42 9 40 4f 0] 41 0 46 9 48 o 011••••=a In Dublin, ou the asth February, the Lady of Captain George Burdett, a N. of a fon and heir. MARRIED. On Tuefday laft, at Frai t, in Suillx, the Rev. Edward Warne ford, to Mils Caroline Eyle4. DIED. Sunday fe'nnight, Thomas Adams, Efq. of Ofbnrne Lodge, Cran bruok, Kent, a Magi(lrate of laid county, and Commanding Oid etrof the Cranbrook Volunteer Infantry. SALES BY 2.41cT10N. • HinibtabAiiii—oApriii:imx At the °And Aiisaliia; at ithigton, oa the,iotb day of Maras any. Ilibieet to fedi conditions of 3;16 as will be then and there produced, 4IGHTEEN HUNDRED MAIDEN OAK . TIMBER TREES, now growing is Lytadhall Park, near Kirlgton. The greater part of the above Trees are ht, for the Navy, and well worth the attention of Timber Merchants. The Suit to begin at three o'clock in the afternoon. For a view of the above 7 imber, apply to Mr. Morgan, at Fees wood, near Kington, and far further particulars, apply to Meffra. Wortbam and Stephenfon, Cattle street, Holborn ; or to Mt, Lewis, Brampton Bryan. the BREAST and . LUNGS. WUOHS, COLDS, ASTIcIVIAS,andaII DISORDERS of B _ OLTON's ASTHMATIC TINCTURE, being an improvement on all the molt famous pedtoral coinpolitions heretofore known, for the cure of confumptive and altbmatic complaints, will, upon trial, be found immediately to allay thofe tickling otattudtions, which occafion frequent Coughing ; it fpec slily cures, to admiration, all thole diforders of the Lungs, which caufe a difficulty in breathing. This Tindture, which it pleafasit to take is free front any heavy, tweet fubßance, general/ complained of in the too frequent ale of Fedora Lozenges, fo cc maionly applied to in the above difordt r, ' and tend only to clog the Itomach, and promote obftrudlions. This i 4 the wily infallible remedy ever known to cure the above difor ders, and therefore defpifes the faint efforts of all counterfeits or imitators for the above complaints. Sold at is. 31. atm:tat, at Bolton's Medicine Shop, Royal Ex thane; Mrs. Newbury, St. Paul's Churehlard; Meffrs Baoon, No iso, Oxford-ltreet ; Mr. Allen, No. 76, Oxford-ftreet ; Mr. Clarke. N0...569, Borough; Mr. Ward. No. 334, Holborn ;mil all Patent Medicine Shops in Town -nd Country. EXTENSIVE CARPENTER'. YARDS and WORKSHOPS and SMALL FREEHOLD HOLIES and LAND in the TOWN of MAIDSTONE. By Mr. JOHN BISHOP, By order (lithe AiSpecs of Thomas Godden, Carpenter. a Bank rupt, on Thurfday the 12th day of March, 1807, at 2 o'clock inthe afternoon, at the Star Inn, MaMann; in one Lot, ANEW ereded Manage nr Tenement, with an' extenfive Timber or Carpenter's Yard. Carpenter'. and Joiner's Shops,'Sheds, - Store Houk for Deals. Saw Pits, Stable and other convenient Ont•btildings adjoining, together with a Pad duck behind the fame, and the Shodand Buildings thereon. The Premifes are Fieehold, defirably fituate at St. Faith's Green, Maid- Mine, were late in the occupation of the Bankrupt, aid are molt oonvenianly adapted to any Bnfinefs requiring room. Ago in fix Lots Six Small Btick Mclittages or Tenements. with the Gardens and Appurtenances adjoining to the before-mentioned Premifts, and now in the occupation of Mrs. Gilbert. Mrs. Davey, Marrs. Head, Merchant, and Cooper, as Tenants at Will, at very low Annual Rents, amounting together to 531. as. The whole of the Buildings, Worklhops, &c. ate fuhitantially built, and have all been ercacd within a few years, and are well !applied with Water. Alfo a Piece of Freehold Land in the,,centre of the Town of Maidstone immediately behind the Mitre Inn, in the High ttreet, and extending to Earl ftreet, together with the Stable and Build ings on part thereof, mat advantageoutly fituated for the building of feveral (mall Houk., Stables. or Workihops. •,,• Further particulars way be known, by applying to Metl'rs. Swain and Stevens, Solicitors, Old Jewry; Mr. Selby, Solicitor, Town Malting ; Mr. Watterman, Solicitor, Tenterden ; or Myers. Burr and Pope, or the Audioneer, Maidhtone. A HANDSOME COUNTRY RESIDENCE and DAIRY FARM, in Wil:hire, with immediate Poffeiliim. . . .......-. By Mr. Knight, at the King's Arms Inn, in Melkfham, Wilts, on Monday, the 23d of March, 1807, at Three o'clock in the Al- ternoon, THEfollowing Valuable FREEHOLD ES TATES, with LAND-TAX Redeemed. Lot I—A neat and very commodious VILLA, called Shaw-hill Houle, the feat of Samuel Heatheote, Afq. on the London Turn pike-road, 9 miler from Bath, 9 from Devizes, and a from Mere - tham ; etimpriting a drawing-room, a dining parlour, 24 by 28; two parlours, 18 by 16 ; eight fleeting rooms, two light dreamt; rooms, fervants' apartments, with every convenient domettic offices; two coachbonfes, two 6-Railed liable., a neat green-houfc, garden and lawn. Alfo a ttarton.with all fvitablc buildings The whole furrounded by a futiltantlal Rona wall. The fituation being gently elevated, is eftecmed particularly healthy, fupplied with good water, and commanding an ettenfive view of a richly ferti lized country. Subjcd to an out-going of 3os per ann. Lot a—A cotnpadt and truly defirableDaity Farm, called Shaw Farm, a very Ilion dißance from Lot t, including an excellent Farm Houfc, and all neceffary out buildings, with about 84 Peres of rick palliate land, well ambled within a ring fence, and imme diately againft the turnpike road. Alto, Sir Dealt Leazcs In Mak i/lam Forreft, fubjeet to a fee farm rent of tos per anti. Lot 3—Pour Enclaures of good Failure Land adjoining Lot 2, containing about 42 acres, which with Lot a,ue in the occupation of Mr. Ifaac Dark, whole term expires at Lady-day next. For a view of the pralines, apply at Sbaw•bili Houle aforefaid, ' between the hours of t t and 4, where may be had printed particu ' !ars ; nano at the Place of Sale, the Inns in the neighb9uring trwns, at thaudioneers ; and at the eke of Mr. W,W. Salmon, Devizy - A 'I SALES BY AucrioN. • • • ./iti Virtue of a Commiffion of Appralfement and Sale, aged from the High Court of Admiraky. 0. THURSDAY, the nth Day of MARCH nest, will he fi t . pored to SALE, at Ten o'Clock is the Forenoon, ar. Wi nn . * Hotel, FALMOUTH, ABOUT ONE.HUNDRED and TEN TONS of DUTCH.BARK, being the Cargo of the Americ an shi p HETry, detained on her voyage from Rotterdam to Cork, by tic Vii.. Cutter , Lieut. DANIEL CA. !I NI ER, Commander. The Bark may be viewed, anil farther particulars known, by applying to G. C. FOX, Jun. and i Conunifilune • I 4 AZ. HINGSroN, rs. Dated February i 6, 4807. • HANTS. ALVERSTOKE, near. GOSPORT.--FREELIOLD VILLA. FOR SALF. BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, With'immediate poffetitnn, jai LL that Very Defirable FREEHOLD VILLA (exonerated from the Land Tat), lately occupied by Coinutl ALEXANDER, molt delightfully firuated in the pled:tilt and genteel• village of Alveritoke, within a mile and a brrlf of the (few/ of Galion, confining of an entrance Hail, two Parlours I I vr,te ing Room, fis Bedchambers, Kitchen, Wafhhoufe, Pai ',it-. .n.l at good Cellar, together with a Pump of excellent Spring W..t. r at tached are a large Garden and Shrubbery, which art or.oly laid out and well flocked with Shrubs and young Fruit "lire,. Th e (mad= is pleafaut and healthy, tke neighbourhood refralable, and the Houle commands a beautiful and catenfi•e prapect of Ow furrounding country, and for the advantage of Bathing cannot be exceeded, Wog not more than ten minutes walk from Stokes' Bay, where Bathing Machines are kept. For Particulars apply (if by letter, poft paid) to Mr. H. Hicits, or Mr. Wilkinfon, Solicitor, Gofport. N. B. A Pack of Htwadalept in the neighbourhood. M8=61,1807. OSMASTON HALL. To be LET, Ready Purnifhed, and entered upon ltnmediatdy, r iliE Capital MANSION HOUSE, called MASTON HALL. late the refidenee of Sir Robert Wilmot, Bart. delightfully fituatid within two miles of the town Of patty,• with ftabling for anisettes, coach houfes, harnefs rooms,Ste. a Loge garden well ftored with choice fruit tress, hotwalk and vinery ;cp. basket *afore grounds, planted and difrofed very taftefully and it great perkdion; au orchard well Rocked with all the belt kinds of orchard trees in full bearing ; two Lawns and a Paddock fur- ' rounding the houfe, and containing al.- li.ther about TwelveAcree of molt excellent Land, and the tenant may all) be accommo dated with a forthrequantity of Land near the Houfe, as may b e wilbcd. The Houle has a double-front, and contains a hall, din e hag room rift bin. by loft bin. library 31R (tin by Iffy with a larg e how window of plate glare, commanding a beautiful view over th. grounds—another dining room i6ft by sift 6in green drawing room rift by rofL tapeßry room 36ft by tuft. with a large bow window, fitted up with trellis and vines, Ste. North drawing room 36ft by a3ft with houfekeeper's room, fetvants' hall, butlespaa try, kitchen, fkulkry, larder, brewholife, laundry, and other °M au on the ground Boor. On the tuft floor a large an ti-rooms, an elegant brcakfaft room rift by sift. and in this and , the atfiettery Gruen bed rooms. There are capital and extenfive cellars, :mice houfe, a path room with conveniences for hot water, and anap paratus on a new and moil eligible plan for faßplying thelpuie with warm air at a very trifling ezpenee in furl. Derby has an excellent Market, the Houfe is at a convenient diftanee from the great road leading towards London, ap4 the contiguity of a Canal and Coal w hart enables coas to be dell ip at an eafy expenre. A Subfeription Pack of Hounds is kept in Derby, and fevers! other Packs hunt in the neighbowdlooft. Applications to be made (if by lector, poll paid) to Mr. wards Solicitor, in Derby, from whom tickets may be bad to view :he premiks by Perfuus wishing to treat for the (rue N prefeffing wtyitlf a reguJariy educated Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in Loodon,l think itintent bent on me to fignify, that my diploma from the Culls ge of Sur geons, as well as certificates from the Hofpitals, and various Pro. Wit= under whom I fludied Phyfie,Surcery and Midtirifery, have been fur years pl ced in one of my parlours. open to the loft:KC:ties of any one who happens to he there, or is defirmis of fetch exami nation. Tbirteen years I liave rciigned °tiler klpdtice, fur t o Rudy and treatment of VENEREAL COMPLAINTS and DE BILiTY—..but it was not till I had experience as an Army Sar coma and Gemara! Praditiosier, , that I thought rnyfelfjalified in the Selodtion of this pecebar branch. The concentrated force of the human intelledt, when directed to a particular point, Inuit acquire fuperierity within the circle of its own atilion, ands long continu ed Needs, is a decided proof that say elikuts have not been lefs be neficial to others than advantageous to sny.felf The diitrefs andthe rnifery which arift from a certain deffrodive habit, fo pernicious to fchool-boys, have been frequently potent-ey ed by the moralifts of the age. Bea it is the duty of every Pradi. • tioncr, when called upon, to relleVe fuck fufferings by medical aflift ance—and it is the.aequirement of my esclufira experience in this line to offer in every fuch cafe a fafe and certain re•cAshfilhmcsit. In flight cafes of deficiency produced by free living, refidence in warm climates, or too much indulgencebf fedudlite pallions, and in all recent Veuereal Complaints.. early; applicatiun infurcs its im mediate care. But in the molt complikated cafes of Dehailf at. companicd by fever or Diforders cif the fyilens arifing from AK. gledtcd infedlion—fumc perfererince is'indifpenfably reeptifito for the re-animation of the Cialltitution and reltoration to health and Moir. in all cafes with either fez the molt inviolable fecrecy is abferved, and the germs of, remunenaion are plainly Rated nu the tirft interview. SAAR'FIN BREE, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London. No. 1,9, Arundel-ftreet, 'Strand, near Temple-Bar There is an additional entrancelnWater-Itreet edjoining. AU letters from tbwn or country are expected to contain a bank nose. RENOVATED HEALTH. IT has been too frequently the fubjeft of loft .and general -reprobation that men deftitute of the eTementrof the "rued - cal art. have offered thensfelvcs as candidates for pale patronage in the proftlfion of phyfic. For the purpofe of , One plaice to the rift* of our Undies and experience, and to prevent us from being claffed amougainfe empirics whofe impudent Pr' tenfions have, unfortunately for fociety, been too favourably re ceived, we beg leave to lubrait to the liberal and enlightened a faithful gateman of pie purfuits and acquirements. After having resolved a regular medical education as the pupils of Meats. Grin dal and Blizard, whole Wines and pradtice we carefuHymtest ded, as profctfors and furgeons of the London Hufpital, weenteacd ourfdves as ftudrnts in that juttly celebrated Ichool for.Nediol acquirement. the Royal College of Edinburgh, and were luitrur toil in the different branches of Anatomy, Surgery, the thcoryabd practice of Phyfic, Cherniltry, Midwifery, lletawy, ar.c.ter.c. ly thole eminent profeffors, Drs. Mpnro, Gregory, Almk,Hautikent Duncan and Rutherford. We fruit we (hall not bc,4eePlo.lPre fumptaous in faying that our proficiency and acquirements arrest incoofiderable• Having for a long (cries of years made venereal complaints,and the various difedes of ,DEBILITY, fhepartktdar. objedt of our Itudies and practice, it will, we hope, be allowed that we have acquired fuperior knowledge of their treatment and care. In flight and recent cafes of Infedtion, a Ferfeet ra .eltabliihment li completed in the °wort period of two days ; apt. in thole of the uttnolt inveteracy, where other practitioners have failed of fuccefs, a proper perfeverance in. our plan of treatment , encores to the patient a fafe and radical cure. Amidft the melancholy variety of diforders which are the elft els of a habit long and moll unhappily purfued by the youth of . Sexes, there are none more alarming or more diftrelfing deficiencies and deisilities which frequently prevent or coutus r the matrimonial flate. To fuch perfons it Inuit he tcmtiolii . z r . - &aim to know that they may now, by a new add ibfallibte'lluxic of treatment, be reftored to that greateft of all hiltlien blcfsn4F, arms. manly, and vigorous conftitutioo. In all cares of dchdltr, from whatever cattle arifing, as well as in every.fpecies of vene real infedtiou, we may be confetlted by patients of either fez with the gresteft fecrecy and honour. Hours of confultation at hoote from ten to three, and from fix in the evening till ten at niatit. Patients in the country are requelted to Rate the particularvoi their cafe, age, and general habit of living, tiec. &c inelafing a remittance for advice and medicines, when the Lmc will be Oxen or fent to any part of the kingdom. To enfure that (may fu cf fenthil to our undertaking, the poltage of letters may be added to the account for medicines. CURRIE and Co. Surgenois November a 6, 1806. No. my, Hatton Garden. HIGH WATRR AT LONDON BRIDGE TO•IVIOR 9 OVI Morning - 40 minutes after 2 Atte:room • - S 6 elsutes afia LONDON: Printed and publithed by LEVEL KENT, Of Ctn• terbury-Place, Lambeth) at the Srmt-Orrica, 1. Cargf - Brett, Pubtlithcd aeo sc the STAR•O7IICti DEVON...-LARGE NAVY OtirK TIMBER. in LOTS,(Numsrically markgd with White Faint) as noder, ON THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED and SIXTY THREE Capital OAK TIMBER TREES, 7o EI.M TREES, and 187 ASH TREES, with their Tops, Lops, and Bark. This Timber lien very compaeity, is of very large Dlinenßoas, and abounds with large Knees; Crooks. and Comisafs Pieces. It grows on the Manor of CANON TEIGN, in the Pariah of CHRISTOW, four Miles from Chudkigh, ten from Teigemoutb Harbour, and feven Mlles from Water tb convey it to 'rei t :month. ON BARTON FARM. LOT a. so Oak Trees. 1. from so to too inclufive. 3 ---- too to 147 ditto. 4 5 t Elm Treys. s 4o Mb Trees. 6 from 40 to 82 Afh Trees inclufive. 7 3 Beech Trees. ON HYNER FARM. LOT i. 24 OA Trees. 2. s t Alb Trees. ON UNDERDOWN FARM. LOT z. 103 Oak Trees. a. from too to zoo Dittoinclufive. 3. 200 to 3.• o Ditto. 4. 300 to 360 Ditto. •5. 360 to 420 Ditto. 6. 19 Elm and ;9 Alh Trees. ON NETTON'S FARM. LOT t. so Oak Frees. 2. from so to too Ditto inclufive. 3. too to ISO Ditto. 4. tso to zoo Ditto. 5. son to-250 Ditto. 6. 9 Afh Trees. ON BIRCHEN WOOD. LOT 1. too Oak Trees. 2. from ion to 209 Ditto inclufive. • ON SWANELAY WOOD. LOT s. too Oak Trees. 2. from too to zoo Ditto inciafive. 3. 200 to 300 Ditto. 4. 330 to 3 so Ditto. 5. 350 to 453 Ditto. 6. 56 Ath Trees. --- - - - For which purpofe a Survey will be held at the Clifford's Arms Inn, Chudlefgh, on Thurfday the 26th March next, at Eleven &Clock In the Forenoon precifely. For viewing the Timber, apply to Mr John Law, at the Manor Houk on the Premifes, with whom printed particulars will be left, as they will alfo at all the principal Inns intim Country, and further information may be had of Mr. Thomas Symondl, of Swallowfiekl, near New Reading. Bcrkfhire ; or at the Office of Minks. Fates and James, Solicitors, Exeter. Exeter, February 'too Soy. Valuable PREEHOLD and LEASEHOLD ESTATES. By Mullis. IdULLETT and SON, On Tuefday, Marti to, at twelve o'clock, et °areaway's Coffee .boufe, 'Change-alley, CornhiU, in twelve Lots, viz. Subflantial New Brick-built LEASEHOLD -I- DWELLING-HOUSE, No. 1, Gofwell-ftreet Road, near IftingtonAntlhed in a modern ftyle, with every domeitic conve- Acute. and fit for the inunotilase reception of a refpedtable Family. ditto Leafehold haute, No. 26, Dalby's Terrace, City Road, finithed in the false manner, and may heoccupied ins mediately.—A convenient Family Dsvelfing-houfe, pleafantly fitu ate at Holloway, near the Three Mile Store, on the Highgate Road.—Tbreeßriek bnilt Carcafes, on the -Weft - fide of Sidney , Rivet, leading from the City Road to Gofwelbareet Road. Three Houk* in Sidney-row adjoining. —A fpaeious and convenient Dvre;iing-houfe,with large Yard and Cellaring, No. at, Baldwin's Gardens, Leather-lane, Holborn.—A Freehold Public Houle, caikd the Mork and Groom, in Dagget's eosin, Moorfields.—A Houk and Shop, No. 23, Tifon•place, Ringfiand Road, and a Tenement adjoining. May be viewed by leave of the Tenants, and Particulars had on the Freight' ; at Garravray's ; and of the Audioncers, South place, Finfbury-fquare.