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- . . _ . , . . . • , . . , ... . ' 4 ,1, . -... . -;, . :- 1 • of , • 1 z er ...-• : 4 - 7.:=.1. • ma i * I \ • "SA. - I" ,* - Ns. •, 4 -/ ' A lik: , L 1.2: 0 '''''',. ,z i t,k ,.. A; , t o ...-i , • /tk v 1 p _ "......- -....... 1:::. . 3/ . ._ . . _ - M ~ ~~~.~ /. rJ .~ ~~,~• ".' 1 " .0 • a : 77 ".1 f .{lii .ohAt• . .i i.s i .. sumßi.:. 76131 OFFICE oPn:vANcg, July '24, 1811. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA .I.7srmoRANANCE, do hereby eve Notice, That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Malt. on or bt fore Wednesday the 7th day of August net!, from such persons as may ben Wing to undertake the supply of TALLOW for Service of this Depugment, for a period et three years, de terminable after the expiration of ore year upon three months cotice at the option of either party. A Specimen of the article to be supplied may be viewed upon application at the principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower, and further particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may he known at the Secretary's Office in Pall- Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock. where the Proposals must be delivered sealed up and endorsed, 4, Proposals for Tallow ;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 7th day of August, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed unless the party making it, or an Agent in h!. behalf shall attend. By Order of the Boa& R. IT CREW. g,erfterv. EXCHEQUER BILL OFFICE, JULY 27, 11111. All Exchequer Bill+ dated i• the Month of July, 1810, .ro BE PAID OPP', THE LORDS COMMISSIONERS of HIS Mil- JESPrs TR EASURr, having given Digestionsfor paying of the Principal of the abive mentioned Exchequer Bills, with the Interest due thereon, at the Exchequer Bill Offia, in the Receipt of Exchequer, New Palace. rard, Westeinster, on Arcades', the 2sith dry of Au -at. i . —Attendance will be given daily (Sundays and Holidays excepted) anti; and including Satxrday, the 10th of August, ,frog Ten o'Cloci in the llforning till One in the Afternoon, fcr the purpose of re ceiving the same ; and, for the greater dispatch, the bearers of the said Bills are daises: to bring separate Litt, of each dereriptim nf wed: 41T the Nagle, in numerical order, according to their respective dat. s. ryibi; . principal Sums a.-d Interest due thereon, computed from, but exeluding the days on which they are respectively elated, to the said 26.* da• • 4ugust, inelnsive, when the Interest rill cease; and the lio:d...rs or sot I Ire indispensir.:l required to in. dor se exit Rill •zulth their issues: si .. ,natnr s . and to write their Names and .I:eli.::ewe at the bottom of cath separate List ; and th. 7 are rtlreover )ey:irtj is c sd the Exchequer Bill f):77ce Ike prima, and to receive the new and give ter Receipts for t:e came. If any of the holders f the aforesaid Bills ahould be :inns of rereiving Paseitat I the Principal and Interest, pretioxs to the said 'Ma day of el.... ; ust, they ray be accommodated, on computing the Interest to the day on which thsy wish to be pail, and leaving the said Belli for ex:amino:ion one ley prior thereto. S.:cl; Persons as may be desire,,: of having nem Bxchicer Bills in whcle or in part Payment of Principal, upon marking new Alla, and meneoming the awonnt at the bottom I their Lists, delivered ea or before the libth of August, may be accommodated sigh new Pills, tarrying an Interest of Three-peace One Farthing by the day, on every One I: unfired Pounds, which sail New Bills will bear date the Jail 2611: day of August, and Will if delivered on Wednesday As of alags;st, and tie.: following Days. N. B. All Exchequer Bills, dated prior to July, 1 tllo, have been adve•tist d to be paid nom, and the Interest thereon has ceased. LORD SOMERVILLE—MERINO SHEEP. ON MONDAY next, August 5, TIIE FARMER'S JOURNAL, a weekly Newspaper, will ceintaitt the AN SWF.R of I.nlfD. SOMERVILLE to all those who have ex .pressed surprise at hi 4 disposal of a part of his Merino flock; and an Explanation of the motives of his silence at the late Holklunt Sleeting, on the subject of the breed of Merinos; tog .thcr with his Lordship's method of curing the Foot-rot in Merino Sheep. In the same Number wil l be given, Lord iheffield's Review of the State of the Wool Trade, at the annual Wool Fair ' held at I.evres no the 96th tilt —Printed and published by the Proprie tors, Evans and Ruffy, 2 t Budze row, London, of whom Par. ticular4, detailing at large the Plan and Features of Tut FAO, lt E 'Joust NAL, may be had.—Applications to the Office of the Paper or to the usual News-Venders' mutt be immediately made, or persons wi4hieg for tbc above interesting Communlea tioti4, will be disappointed.—The Number for Monday, July 22, contained a correct Representation of the Trap used hi Norfolb, fur the de4truction of tke Turnip-fly. TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS. MIDDLESEX BUILDING LAND. TO BE LET on a Baildirg Lease, A PLOT of LAND at. Brantford End; another Plot of Land at lioonslaw, both very advantageously situate frothing the great Western Road. Also the Settee of several Houses at Illevrorth.—Mr. Neale at Syon Lodge will thew the Laud, and for further particulars, apply at the Mks of Mr. Jams, New Boswell-court, Lincoln's inn, London. CARDIAC AND NERVOUS TINCTURE. BY his Majesty's Royal Letters Patent granted unto JAMES RYMER, Surgeon, Reigate, Surrey, inventor and preparer of the CARDIAC and NERVOUS TINCTURE. The only care and effectual remedy for Disorders of the lead, Sto mach, and Bowels, viz.-Ist. lieatl-acii, confusion and giddines. —2dly, Indigestion, loss of app.= ire, bilious erudities, and retch ing*, yellowness of the eyes and skin, fiatuleoce, pairs, spasms, heart-burn, hiccup, gripings, colic,andcostiveness—adly, For the gout in the stomach and head-4titly, For all such affections of the nervous system as are attended with depression of spirits, pa ralytic and apoplagie dispositions, prostrat ion ofstrength, timidity, tremors,, starting% palpitation% and fainting*, cr fits-sthly, Fnr bricieg and vrengthening the whole system. in states of relaxa tion and debility--Gthly, As apowerful antiseptic in cases of pu trid bile, and fur so-interacting infection, and preventing and en rieg potrid, mallaant, and pestilentiaefevers, sore throat, viz. Cynarche Maligns, Etc. prevailing in prisons, crowded filthy places, hoTitals, ships, hot anti unhealthy climates, &c. Sold wholesale, and retail, by Mr. Rymer's appointment, by 11.-ssrs. Dicey anti Sutton, 10, Bow Church-yard; end retail by Fred. Smith, Haymarket; Randall, Royal Exchange; Bacon and Co. Oxford-street; F. Newbery and Son, 45, St. Wail's Church-yard; J. Harris, corner pf Ludgate-street ; Ward, Hol barn ; and by every Vender of Patent Medicines in the United I:ingdotn, in bottles at 35.9 d. is. 6d. and 14$. and in pints at 27a. Oy w hich there is a con-ideraide saving. Full information may be obtained by a perml of the following Rook, published this day, pries: Si. 6d. in boards, which may be .`tad as above—A Tract upon Dispery and Indigestion, and the 11-pochontlriac Disease, and urns the inflammatory and Regular Coot, and the Atonic, irregular, or F l y in g Gout ; with various ca , ksof Nervous, lihhoin,-Parairic, and Epasmodie Affections— `isr.isc3 o' Relaxation and Debility,Rroken Constitution, Habits impaired by intemperance, climate, &c.; together with the sped- &a. ion of thee mtd:caly'aturs of that extraoadicary patent inedi cine, the Cardiac and Nervous Tincture, and of the various dis e:'ws and complaints in which it is adnalstered, and oths doses, erects, /cc. By not R rugs. Surgeon. Eighth Edition. Kiss a s GOUT MsOs nNr, for gently and speedily assuaging aio. overcoming att...eks of the regular inflammatory Gout, short ing the fits thereof, warding off the recurrence of attack', aid re nil-ling future fits eantparatively mill. It $ the result of 20 ! y - ar. experteroe. Prepared and sold, with full and plain directions, by lames '.Rymer, Surgeon, Reigate, Surrey, in bo:tles, at Its. duty inch*. 4,3 ; and by his appointment, wholesale arci retail, by Messrs. I.)!csy and *Rion, No. Bow Church-yard, Loudon. AUGLST 1, 1811. CITY OF DUBLIN TONTINE. BE SUBSCRIBER' to the LIFE ANNITI i TIES, granted by the Corporation of tbe City of Du•Ain the 24th day of June, 1776. who are to be 140 their interest M London, may receive a half year's Annuity, due at Midsum last, by applyina to Mr. Wm Cor;ogharn, N 0.2, Great St. Helen's, Bi‘tiopsate-street, every Wednesday, from ten o'clock till two.—The Subscribers to bring with them their Bonus, ant a Certificate of the life of the nommee.—lt is requested, that in case of death notice may be given as above, for the future benefit l and regulation of each etas. HARROW GA I k.. NIUMEAOUS FAlse Reports having been circu lated respecting the Charg , :s at this place, the Proprietors of the Dra:ran and the Granby resp , rtfully inform the Nohihty and Gentry, their Charge for Emig is 7s. 6d. per day, each person, the same u last year. . _ _ _ . - TO THE LOVERS OF HARMONY AND THE PUBLIC AT LARGE. MR. HAMILTON, opposite the Royal Circus, Blacktriars-road, reminds his Friends, that he continues to Value. rurchase, cr take in change, all kinds of Music and In struments, Books, Household Goods, and Wearing Apparel. Plate, Watches, &s. &c. as U111121.-A line adeirtssel as shove, will be attended to. N. E. AU kinds of Property Sold by Com mission on the most liberal Terms. rettrity, to the COllllO y during the summer, are recommended to take a ,upply of MIDDLE: WOOD'S ROYAL ABVISIAN PLOW E.R SOAP, whose emi nent properties render Hard or Salt Water as olessant a,. Soft, with which It washes the skin .lelicitely white, preserves it smont!.. prev , tt's chanpire and ,mpertecrions during the i.iteris_• heat, makes iy-rat , on of abash g pleasant to doe tenderest t... -. Royal Patrons the Prince Regent, 'the Princess of Wrier, the Dutliesit of Yo:k, the Dukes of York, Clarence. anti Cumb. ;land, and most of the Noble Families. are graciously pleased to use it, and the repute in which it is had by the Gentry, flatters the Proprietor It only wants an introduction generally to establish its fame throughout the universe, price Is. the square, les. per dozen; four dozen er upwards will he sent. Icarriage paid, to any part of the Kingdom. Also hit. Metal lad Tuntiridg,e Shavitig Boxes filled with the same, 2%. (id. to is. eaci, ; and his celebrated Cosmetic Powders are sold by Vendersot P‘r ! funtery in every principal town, whose general orders of Perfu mery, will be strictiy attended to by J. W. lelithlie e God, at his Warehouse, i 10, Hio-street, Whitec! , 3pel, 1 otitbut. •1•m, day VVais I/11'01Ibilt;4i, oil cr.- O..Rr, ls. 11~EA ab...EY's Ti‘x co:rected tO•cle close of the last Sesaion of Parlla:ut la, and inclu.ling the Acts lately pa,sed reVectiog the his: Duty, Pot ter Colouring, VeLitiOUd Arrests, losolvent b:ors, 1 , 41. k Tokens, Lord 6tadhope's Bill, Bt.c. Etc —Printed for G. K.t at 'ley, Fiv• t• street. This day was pubtidaco, In one Volume, Bvo. price Ss. hoards, , vl , ' , an Engraving, A TREATISI:: on the BREL....iLiG of SWINE 31 - and CURING ut BACON, %vitt, !lints on Agricultural subjetts. Ey RGBERI HENDb.KhO Fatmrr, 11v/umbel', near Annan. Printid for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Otme, an.l Brown, Pl. ternoster. row, London ; Manner. and Miller, J. Andersod, and Wilson and Co. Edint•tirgh; R. Johnston, Dumfries ; J. aiul A. IJa:scan, Glasgow; urns, Cupar-Fife; E. Li:Assoc, Daudet; J. Smith, Nliiiitiose; and A. Brown, Aberdeen. This day 33 as published, is trim°, price 3s. Oki. ArosoLowe COMPANION to the LON DON PHARMACOPEIA. By JOHN N0 1"1', M.D. of Bristol lint Wills, And Member of the Royal College in Plirlc, in f.t.ndon. The 'llaird Bditiou, adapted to the asst keiciini the Large. Loudon; Pnnted lor J. Callow, Medical Book:Ater, 10, Crown-court, Princes-street, Soho; sold also by J. M. Guuh, and Norton and non., Booksellers, Bristol. Where may be had, lat.:ly pubiished, DAUBEWI ON E S 01111iR VATIONs On INDIGKSTIUN ; in which is sattsia:tirily sh , .wil .'ie EMleacy of IplcAeuan, iu relioring this, as well As VA conne,:ted tram of complaint , , pecutur to the decline of 'lnc Third ELM:Lon, with by Dr. Buchan. This day was published, In 'freo Vol:unto. se price 17s. boards. LIFE and DEA CH of the ever blessed eilKl.l . l', the navtour of the World, with Court deranons aud DISCOUTSCb NUM UM Kraal l'arts aud l't.tycri itt ted to the siva:nil Mysteries. ily ILREMY TAYLOR, D.D. Chaplain, lu Ordmary to King Charles the Second. Printed for Longman, Fling, Rees, Onus and Brown, Pater , nosier-row . — Of whom may be &d, by the ...line Author, 1. lhe Rule aud Jr.zerrises of Holy Lavisig. The 27th Edition. In nue volume Bvo. price 7s. boards. • the Rule and Ezercises of Hay Dying. In one volume Bvo. prise 75. boards. 3. l'he Golden Grove, a chosen Manual. Price 2s. 6.1. This day was published, ' In One large Volume, octavo, price inboards 131. SERMONS, selected and abridged, chiefly from Mi norki Authors, adapted to the Saints Dar, Festivals', Fasts, &c. and to General Oce.ifisms, &c. Om For the use of Families. Volume 111. • By the Rev. SAMUEL CLAPHAM, A.M. Vicar of Christ Church, Hants, Rector of Outage St. Nlichael, ' Dorset, and Editor of the Abridginutt of the Lord bishop of Lincoln's Element.' of Christian Theology. Sold by itivingtons ; Vet-nor Hood, and Sharp; Longman ; I latchard, and all other Booksellers. Of whom may be had, by the same Editor, Prayers collected front the several Writings of Jeremy Taylor, DA). Bishop of Down and Connor. in one vol. sect. price be. BISHOP HORBI.LI's SERMONS. SECOND LI)1110N. This day was published, hi One Vu!. teat price 145 boards, SEE{ MOTS.—By SAMUEL HO KSLEY, LL.D. ER S. F.A.S. late l.orti Bishop of St. Asaph. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown ; Cade)! rid Davies; and F. C. and I. Rivtogtou, London; Collat./hit and Co. Edtr.burgb; and J. Chaltuers, Dandee. " Diflicalt as many of the subjects are, which are distusied in the Discourses of which we have given this hasty sketch, it we are not greatly deceived, even ordinary Readers (moderately conversant with the Bible, and with the theory and practice id ! their Religion) may derive more advantage from them, than from I any Volumes of Siainons which have issued from the Pres* for the last C.O Tears. Even difEculties, and very serious dilficulties, Horsley frequently renders plain and practical, by clear, patient, and ingenious criticism ; and batting fixed his principle on a Scripture ground, and made that grouud comparatively clear I and easy, he enforces the practicaleconsequeuces nu that direct I authority of GOD, which, within the walls of a Christian Church at least, ought certainly to supersede eNo.v other." Ldin. Rev. ery XXXIV. page 479. u As far as we obi judge from internal evidence, we appre hend, that if the Au: hoe himself had prepared the Sermons for the p re ss, be would not have found it necessary to make any great alterationa l They bear, in all parts, marks of considerable labour and stud y; there is nb unusual carelessness or haste, and the language is generally regular and correct. As to the judgment employed in the . selection, see can safely state, that however opiinous may diger ou particular parts, the contents of the volumes before us, takru as aeshol cannot be deemed worthy the talents, or established name of the Author." Quarter]; Rev. No. VI. page 408. " We have indeed no hesitation whatever to say, that no such Sermons have issued front the British Press since the commence ment of our critical tabours; and that whenever we shall have the good fortune to meet with two such volumes again, we shaft, with pleasure; review them with the same minuteness, and allot to dean an einal ropo-n of our pages." liritish Critic, July, 1810, page 48. SALES IW AUCTION. • • MESBR3.I-10GGART and Pi-IT (LIPS r"eper. , fully inform the Public, that the SALE nt Ow MANOR, MANSION, and ESTATE, in the COIMI y or Suttslk, a;ver tised for Wednesday the 1 tth of Augus!, is t.nsvoidahly POST PONED till Thurtday the 2.24 of August. Bruad-street, July ed. FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, and LAND, ab:-lit Eight Mkt from the Three Bridges, in bURRI.'Y, free frvm Great T) thee and I And Tax. By Me:srs: HOG:: ART and PI-1;1.1.11 , s, At the Auction Mart, on WeenesdaY, August 14, at Tss Ave, AN excellent FAMILY HOUSE, ivith :thout - 1 - 3 - 38 Acres of rich Lar.d adjoining- delight ft.lly situa,te on the road to Croydon, late the property of Robert Chatfield, Esq. de ceased. The Haase is detached from the high read ;.the Roam' are numerous, lofty, and of reed p-iirat:lons, the principal Apartments with mahogany doors; the MSc, :are well arranged, dry, airy, and caneenie.tt, with mo s, two three stall Stables, Lefts, and Rooms, ca..' al Ni:citer Garde., fully cropped and plat ted, enclosed hy a to , :y wan, and well attp;died with excellent water. tetiani in y Le accommodated with immediate ressession, and half the por,.ls,ase-nioney on mor:g4ge, for three year,. To he viewed, w:th Tickets; .. -, 4 Particulars had of it,grart and Phillips, 42. Oid Yitoad-rreet. nyel Eschanee ; Parti..alare AO at the Greyhound, erov.:ort 711• I : the Auction M irt. MANOR, MANSION, Carital Ea. vrE, WoOD., NAIU and PLEASURE rv.touNi)!z, rt S I'OW MAC.E.„E r, in the County uf Sila • By Messrs. HOGGARI' ano : lILLIPS. At the Auction Mart, on '1 hurnlay, tin 7... of August, at 12, ell'HE very valuable MANOR t : HAWLEY, -IL otherwise HAWLEICH, is the -• t.t SuiViik, with Free Warren, Court Leets, Quit nem% • 11.4elots, and Emoluments thereto belonging, which for ti. , . - Seven Years has produced a handsome Income; the Fines the Manor extend over Two 1 - housand One Hundred and FAcres, Twenty-two Owe'ling-houses, and Twinity-eight M ssuzgrs— 'ortr altogether one of thr most. valuable Manors in •Le C..nnty. 'Elie Manor Rigid% as to ries avid Sporting, extend ov r a large traca of COUlllry, atiotridnig with Game, with the spaeou aticirtir MANOR HOUSE of Hawley, possessing every 3CCOWlltildikti ti for a ram ly of the first respectability, with 011ie • •.very irscription, Pleasure Grounds and Gardens,sur i mut: t.. 1 by Park a..d Land, containing together abour Four Numbed Acre,, skir ed by it large Wood well stocked with Gaire. Iho E , •ate is hoiinded by the Turnpike Read from Stow Maker to %Voolint, five miles from Stow Maker, ten from ...aim Edmonds, and about five from Mendl..sliant and _ _ - 'to h.• viewed twenty days previous to the S;le,* and Partite trs had at the Angel, Bury St. Edtmeurs; King's Head, Stow inar!;.t ; the principal inns at M-i•dtesitam and litworh; Three Cul s, Colch , ster; Moe Po.ts, Wi; ham ; at the Auction Mart ; and of Messrs. Hnzgart and No. 64, Old Broad-street, 1;4 at the huyal Excha: ge. 1:X11 , 14 , 0%TE and VALUABLE FRLE,HOLD F /PERTV, SiVITHWARK.—About 17 Acts of Land, covered with liouses.—By Messrs. HUGGART and PHILLIPS, At the Au;tion Mart, on Tuesday, Angtist 27, and Two following Days, at 12, in Om: d Lots, THE SUFFOLK•PLACE ESTATE, in tht Borough of Southwsk, in the County of Surrey; conc;• ting of about SIX HUNDP.ED DWELLING HOUSES, in Great Suffo!k-street, Prince's-place, King's-court, St. Ovarge's-Ereet, Cant.on-street, Little Suffolk -street, Vinegar-yard. Lombard. ercet, Queen-strew, Guilford-ctr , •••:. :7.int;-street, Mint-square, Dt-ke-Areet, rr, -• , Har row-street, the tot i'..rse i.ivry Stables, lire houses a jutniug, ; the I' , ,•:llery in tit.: ozettpation of hiv+srs. Pli.jou and Co. v; h;' • LActolt..rt 1 7 a;.tilv House, and a varlety of other Site As, , Cnc t r:4, seer Hid in the Ground Plan, which ..e seen a! I a;: t 1 Yhiilil' s. The Estate occupi• s a *cite -1; tirour.d, containing about 17 Acres; ..nue of tie Houses are 1 , 7 t on leases, and t he re a ,iuder of the leases hare but few years to expire, the present rental produc;ug a ground.rynt cd abt.e% TWO TIWUSAN:D PO UN OS p,r tutu capahle a great : ntprov meat. The Estate includes a itutnlp-r of vain. ie Public :Doses. •: 0 he viewed, with I , :ave of the Tenants, and Particulars bad t 0 days previous to th- of Charles Artiuld, Esq. 11,Alford row ; of Hoygart and Plnilips, Ns. C.; nialit-street, Royal Ex chauge ; and at the Mart. KIN ETON, WARWICKSHIRE. RESIDENCE, MANORS, MANSION, unfinished Farm., Tythcs•and Ativowsea. I3y Mvvra. HOGGAR•C and PHILLIPS, At the Auction Mart, ou l'ues,‘.ay, August 27, at Twelve, In One Lot, warn an acceptable offer us previously made by Private Contract, - - MANORS OF LITTLE ICINETON, Ico ROOK, and BROOK HAM P 1 ON, extending over about FOU lt THOUSAND ACRES of Land, well stocked with Game, with a singularly desirable Freehold, sit.d small part Copyhold cat hitieritance, nearly equal to Freehold Estate, well timbered, cm:tat:l4,g rigether ONE THOUSAND ONE HUN DRED AND 1 WEN 1 . Y-SEVEN ACRES of rich Atahle, Pas ture, Meadow, and Wood Land, *Eyt he Free,lying compact, and a Turnpike-coed through the Estate, in alit with - id pan of the county of Warwick,mnsl in the centre of the Foxhunt, 12 miles from Banbury,lo from Warwick, 11 from s.utham,tl from Strattord upon-Avon, and 8 from Shipstnn, all market towns, with the Perpetual Advowsou of the Vicarage of Great Kineton ; the great and small Tithes of rather more than 227 Acres ni Land; a substantial Residence, with suitable attached and detached Of fices and Outbuildings, atd the Shell of a spacious nsw•built storm Mansion, lined with brick, slated, and leaded, erected in a superior ..tyle umhe the dirmtion of Mr. C3ck.rell. About 74 Acres of Land, surroasseliog the Mansion, are in hand. The remainder of the Estate is principally divided into three Farms, omy one. of which is let on tease, which will expire at Lady-day 18 is the others are let at will, or in band. lie Farm-houses and Buildings are most of them newly and ;utistantialy built; rile Ptantattons are of ornamental growth. There is a running Stream through the Estate, and a Sheet of Water might be made at a triaing expetice. Kss,eton has a daily Post, and ia situated on the turnpike.rnad to I.oadon through Banbur ; . Part of the purchase-money may lay on mongage of the Estate if required. 1 n be viewed by application at the Estate, w. , 1 particulars had of Messrs. Bellamy and Bannister, Solicitors, shipston-on-Stour; at the Warwick Arms, Warwick; at the White Lion, Strat ford-on Avon ; Red Linn, Banbury ;of William Walton, Esq. Girdlers'-hall, Baltineall-street ; at the Auction Mart; and of Messrs. Hogg= and Philips, 62, Ohl Broad-area' Royal Exchange. DORSETSHIFE. To be SOLD, and entered upon at Michaelmas next, .A Very desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, si tuate at Upwood, In the parish of Handley, in the City of Dorset, ctinsistitig of the Manor Mansion-hottse, with extent:a t Stables, Coach-houscs, and suitable °Glees attached And detached, with walled Garden, excellent Farm-yard and Buildings, and :sbo Aervs of Land. Also, a Fasiki i t called Frampton'', consisting of a Farni-house, with suitable litildinp„ , and 148 Acres of Lard, in the said parish of Handley.--Possessino may be had of the whisk of the Land nod Premises at fvlichaelmas next. Pot further Particulars, apply to Messrs. Robinson and Leo, Solicitors, Lincoln's Intl.—Offers for Purchase may be made, un der cover, to Major-General Fans., M.P. Leeds House, Sr. James's-square, London; onto Messri. Robinson and Lee ---. Should the Estate nut be sold by private contract, :be highest bid der, on the SOth Sept. Next, will be declared the purchata. [MUCH WOiCESTFASTI!RP.. A V.A.I.IYABLE ET FATE, MA Noio N. 0 FFICRS,I / ARDEN, and rich Mi.ADOW and VASI'Ulit E LAND, WORCES... rartly on the l'anks of the SEVERN.. TO BE SOLD BY AUC 130 N. By Mr. ROBINS, At the Hop-pcle Inn. in the City of Worcester, on Wednesday, Ay g u s i 2S, at rivelve, in Lob, unless previoudy disposed d (eiitirv) by Nvate Contract, 't ri E znach-admired :410 truly desirable ESTATE, • • called SANSONI FIELDS, ad!oinl.l to ar.d porly within me limits of the City of Worcester; soosi.ti-ig of a comf trio' ip Mansion limise, e•lth rcquis•te Offices, it for the residence of • Genteel Pandln double Cuach-ltouse, Stables, Barn, waded Gat. tkin, and at veralßetclosares of the most luxurant Pasture and Meadow Ground, divided Into Pallochs,conta *fling in the winds 0 Acres, or IN:re-Moats, let to S.rituel Wall. Esq. and oboe most resp:ci Ade tenants; and two very rich Madown, cal;ed D'Eglite Nleadewa, situate upon the Backs of the River Severn, In .I,c lit. Peter the Gres:, In the County and near to -thc City tif Warcester, in the occupation of Anthony Lechmero, Lig. The w!'inle Prepirty is held under di; Lord Itsbnp of Woreetittr fur Three Lives Ab,olute, and worthy the attention of Gentlemen or 13iiskiers, a, there are many very eligible :vices to erect Vel The Mansi a Hoes-, Ot lcea, and the Land orcu ' pled by Mr. Palf7.7 and Mr Knapp, tnay he entered upon at, M:chaeanas nix:, and the r..5.,11‘e of the Land a: Candlemas The Estate Ivy be viewed by applying to Mr. John Reece, tt the liouie; and INiviculars may b. had aloft. Blaney, Evenings'. • Worcester,hire ; and Mr. ROleitll , , VV . ,: wick-street, Golder.- ' bstiare, Loothin ; Vetere •r 9 of the Fstate may be net FOR SA - I.h Isf r i11:;1.1C VION, At the 1. ,, nd0n Tat, mnutl• . on Friday, the 9ch day of Augast inst at Ekren o'Clock id the Forenoon, I 'HE Amnican Schooner ANN, captured by, and A condemned as Prise co his Majesty's ship Shannon, P.ll. V. Bantu, Esq. Captain. Leng:h • - 61 feet 4 ladies Dre2dth 18 Depth • 7 ! f i t Adtneasures 87 13-94 Tone. She is a strong well built Vessel, calculated for general pigs poses and well (Gaud. Also, the very handsome and well built Brig ROSE IN !3LOOM, nitasuring shout ISO Tons, cuppered sod fast,ned, and has a figure head. Captured on the return est her first voyage, and condemned as Prise to his Alsjesty's ship Sastuton. *I hie . vessel needs no comment, it is only necessary to see and ezasuine . her to.br erased. • Also stout 20 Pipes Brandy, 30 Casks and Cues Claret Wine, and about 1U Bales Silk and Haberdashery Goods, also con demned as Prize gfp Partieu!ars will be expressed at a futon day. For Cata logues, and further Particulars, apply to W. P. Smith, Esq. Gessrg."'s.street, Dock, or to !victors. HAWKER and SONS, Merchants, Plymouth. Also, by Virtue go ' a Commission of A pprakeraent and Sale, The fine live oak and . cedar built Ship FORTUNA, admen suring about 206 Tens; and her Cargo, consistieg of Linens, Woollens, Calicoes, Checks, Handkerchiefs. Rum. Rice, Biscuit, Bears, Earthenware, Fir Rafters and Plank, Inca in Bars and Baud es, l.eg and Neck Irons, Medicine Chest, Sm. comp's rely assorted for an Afrkan voyage, captured by his Majesty's *Lips MELAMCVS and E 01.171, and condemned as Prise. Also, for exportation, 46 Bars Coffee, and 12 Tierces Cocoa, returned to the Claimants es Eliza, and . _ Y 7 Serous Brazil i - obacco, ex Aurora, wan-bound for expo% tat►on., ri• For Viewing, and farther information, apply to Mesxro.HAW KIM and aONS, Mertlaanu, Plymouth. Plyniotv 11, July tia, tai I. RUPTUR.V. DEBILITY, &e. BY THE ROYAL SANCTION. n R.CAVALLO'sELEt;•VitIeGIRDLE for the eectual Cure of Ruptures and Debility of every descrip tion, Is patronized by the Nobility; and may be had, as usual, till the Ist of December inelusirie (when the patent-right, &c. Is to be ultimately removed to America) by applying personally, or by letter, por-paid, to Dr. Cavallo anti Son, No. £b, New North street, Red Lion-square, London. Dr. C. respectfully submits that he had disposed of hh Intetsst save what regards 11:s private patients, in this invenrion, so uni versally recommended by ill . faculty ;• but in consequence of the numerous applicatiote since received, he has been induced to re. sumo the superintendance of the badness till the Ist of Decem ber, after which no orders can be received. rhe melancholy catalogue of them direful complaint; are bee well known by their fatal consequences, to require our particular description ; stake It to say, that in 4000 cases the I:licirie Gir- p dle has neva failed of the desired cif. ct, and as no hopeless cease are engaged ; an early application Is recommended. Let tat (post paid) from all parts of Great Britain n p its dins. Jetsam, stating the particulars, are immediately .nswered • whereby every person may know how far the Gudie is applreakl; to the crunglaint. N.B. At home for consultation In the most private manner, by either sex, every morning till two, and every evening dug. See o'clock. No, 2s, New North -street. Red 1.42 t.acmare. ADVICE. \v. HEN Men of Education and professional skill sere persevering endeavours to discover the most safe and certain method of treating a few prevailing Diseases, the succeall. ful result of their experience is the best proof of super:ority. lilessrs, GOSS and Co. Surgeons, have been induced to make the cute of the folloiving the object of their particular study, viz. a certain Illitorder, frequently contracted In a moment of kited. .cation, and its concomitants. Stricitires and Weeds, which, by an improved plan, are speedily and effectually cured ; as also 441.- tan. T , whether arising from Bacchanalian Indulgences, long resi dente in warm climates, or a secret tolitary vice, too often un• liappily pureed by the youth of both sexes, in the one causing sterdity or barrenness, and in the other a Minserous train of nee. ' votes diseases, which, tf nog timely remedied, terminate in Im potence and Consumption. In that distressing state of debility de deficiency, whether the consequvnce of such baneful habits, or arising from any other cause, by which the pow. rs of the consti tution become enfeebled, as regularly educated Surgeons of Lon don. they offer a firm, safe, and speedy restoration to sound and vigorous health. 'The result of a lots: and extensive practice bac enabled theta. by a superior method, to remove venereal complaints, however inveterate or complicated, without subjecting the patient to the least restraint in diet or exercise; and in recent Cases where an early application is made on discovery of the infection, they frequently performs cure In the short space of tun days. The unprecedented success of their mode of treaunent (wht:h has never been known to fail in one single instance in a prac tice of. 15 years, during winch period many thousand persons of both sexes have been cured, even after severe and injurious methods has: been pursued by other Practitioners without effect), induces them to thus publicly offer their advice. Messrs. GOSS and Co. exclusively professing the cure of these particular complaints, in order that they may not be marked by a mistaken less, with the obloquy so justly attached to the igno. rant empti ic, think it but justice to themselves to state, that they have breq properly educated and initiated into every branch of the praftsidon (certificates of which, from different hospitals, and testlinnnials from the mast eminent Physicians, they have to con vince any inqidrer), that the success resulting from their endea vours first induced them to quit the yracticeot the general, Frac. tit loner, And they presume that their pretensioni constitute a fair ground Inc the unprecedented confidence seeds which they have. by the public, been so liberally honoured. Patitnts in the country are requested to state the particulars of their case, age, and manner of living, Inclosing a bank Nots, for advice and medicines, and the same will he forwarded to are part of the kingdotu.—GOSS and Co. Surgeons, 15, Eltitive. u. sweet, Flsst-esreet.