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From tAr LONDON GAZETTE, March 17. MILITARY PROM( 1 , 14:: —{From LAST NIGHT's GAZETTE ) WAR-oFFICE, MARCH 17. 4th Regiment of Dragoons—Captain John B. Oliver, from the s7th Eicit, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Scuvell, who ea changes. gth Regiment of Light Dragoons—Lieutenant Patrick Savage, to be Captain of a Troop, by porthole, vice Darvall. who retires; Cornet John Ni•qiiten to be Lieutenant. vice Savage. it th Ditto—Captain the Honourable Edward Charles Cocks, from the efitli Foot, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Stuart, who ex changes. tit Regiment of Font.--Erifign Alm:older Stewart to be Lieu's. natit without porthole ; Lieutenant -- Galbraith to be Adju tant, vice Grainger, who reGgris the Adjutancy only. sth Ditto—Enfign Thomas Clarke, from the 28th Foot, to be Lieutenant, by porthole, vice Dobfon. promoted. fth Ditto—Charles Wsltem, Gent. to be Enfign, without pur- chafe, vice Scott, promoted. nth Ditto.--Lieutenant !Win Taylor to be Captain of a Compa ny, by purchafe, vice Raleigh, promoted; bufign Charles B. Turner to he Lieutenant, vice Taylor. 19th Ditto—John Gardener, Gent. to be Enfign, by purchafe, vice Doran, appointed to the 18th Font. scth Ditto—Lieutenant Thomas Francis Wade to be Adjutant, vice Dumas. promoted in the sth Garrilon Battalion. 25th Ditto—Fnlign John Fitzgerald Newburgh, to be Lieute ram witliout purchafe; Charles Blakifton, (km. to be Enfign, vice Newburgh. jot h Ditto— John Knight Jauncey, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Stu art, tlec afed. 35th Ditto—Captain Richard Wenerman to be Major, without purchafe, vice Rubcrtfon, promoted ; Lieutenant Robert Wa terman to he Captain of a Company, vice Weftermon ; Enfign --- Manners to be Lieutenant, vice Welterman. .- 48th Ditto—Captain Henry Stuart, from the 16th Light Dra goons, to be Captain of a Company, vice Cocks, who exchanges. Seth Ditto- - Henry Feyge Jatineey, Gent. to be Fnfign, without purehale. vice Cairnes. promoted in the 56th Foot. .31 it Ditto—fillip G. tE. Slake to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice w artley. who retires. 5 tti. Ditto—Enfign Stanley Leathes, from the 59th Foot, to ba Enfign vice Humbley, who exchanges; Alexander Gardiner Gent. to be Enfign, by purchafc, vice Fenton, promoted. 56:h Regiment of Foot. To be Enfigns—Rrdmond Brough, Gent. vice Denny, promoted ; Hugh Moore, Gent. vice Milieu, promoted; Samuel M'Coy, Gent. vice Roche, dccesfed. 59th Ditto--Captain George ScoveU, from the 4th Dragoons, to be Captain of a Company, vice Oliver, who exchanges; Wil liam Cairn crofs, Gent. to be Enfign, without purchafe, vice Dix, prompted. 59th Ditto—Enfign William Humbly, from the 55th Foot, to be Enfign, vice I.eathes. who exchanges. both Ditto—Captain William Drummond to be Major, by Pur- chafe, vice Unwin, who retires. Lieutenant Charles Webb Dance from the 23d Light Dragoons to be Captain of a Company, by Purcbafe, vice Williams, who retir cs th Ditto—John Jeffery, Gent. to be Enfign, without Purehaki vice Arbuthnot, promoted in the 6th Garrifon Battalion. 8i ft Ditto—Lieutenant Jofialt Stetenfon to be Captain of a Caw pany, vice Stables, deceafed. Byth Ditto— Thomas Podmore. amt. to be Enfign, by Purehafe. Royal Staff Corps -- Freeth, Gent. to be Enfign, without Porch:Se. vice Man, promoted. jd Welt India Regiment—William Webiter, Gent. to be Enfign, by Porthole, vice Thornton, promoted. Ytek light Infantry Volunteers—James Fuleher. Gent to be Etifign without Purchafe, vice Phelps, promoted in tke 36th Pow. Watrtville's Regiment—Er fign Lewis Pellichoddy, from Meu ron's Regiment, to be Lieutenant. Ch.ffeurs Britanti'qu , s—Enfign Henry des Forges to be Lieute nant, vice Jean Spiro. dcceafed. Guanti, fn nt to be Enfign, vise des Forges. 6th Garrifon Battalion—Lieutenant Charles Wright, from the 14th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Kitfon, appointed' to Major- General Ramfay's Regiment. IR Royal Veteran Battalion—glance Matter James Patterfon. from Halt Pay of the isth Foot, to be Enfign, vice Craig, who exchanges. Hofpital•fvfatc, Jelin Dickerfon Flanagan to be Affiitant Surgeon, vice Watk.n, promoted in 7th Foot. The King's German Legion—Major Baron Bohm,. of the 2d Reginzeut of Lig:a Dragoons, to kayo permanent Rank in the HOSPITAL. STAFF. Deputy Purveyor John Kempt to be Purveyor to the Forces. Commillions in the Rvyal North Battalion of Glou celledhire Mili,ia, figncd by the Lord Lieutenant. William Gillet, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Writer refigned '1 homas Jenour, Gent. to be Enfign. Dated February tl, 13c7 Commillions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Norfolk. Norwich light Hork—Cornet !Carlton to be Lieutenant, vice Tompfon, refigned. Dated Odlober 22, 18°6. Nor wich Battalion—Lieutenant and Adjutant Hicks to have the Brevet Rank of Captain ; Enfign Kerma(' to be Lieutenant, vice Hicks, who refigns. Dated December 19.18.6. Daniel 'palling, Gent to be Entign, vice Moore, promoted ; Jo feph Driver Cock, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Howe, promoted. Dated December t, 1806. William Standiord, Gent to be Enfign, vice Kerner, promoted. Dated December 19,1806 Norwich Rifle Corps—Lieutenant Mingay to be Captain, vice loeere. refigned; Thomas Crufoe, Gent. to he Firit I.ieutenant, vice Mingay, promoted ; Simon Martin, Gent. to be Firß Lieu ten:lnt, vice Moore, deecafed; Samuel Coleman, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Crofts, promoted; Charles Curdeld, Gent to be Second Lieutenant, vice Martin, promoted Dated December 30, !Sob. Charles Grant, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. Dated February 26,1807. John Youngs, Gent. to be Quarter -Matter. vice Buttivant, re• figned. Dated December 30, iBc6. Norwich Regiment—Major Firth to he Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Trafford, refigned , Captain De Hague to be Major, vice Firth,: promoted. Dated September 4,2806. Lieutenant Cole to be Captain, vice De Hague, promoted. Dated February 3,x8.7. Auguftus Adi Iphus Hamilton Beckwith, Gent. to be Enfign. Dated OEttiber 22,1806. Commiffioni figned by the Lnrd Lieutenant of the County of Warwick. Loyal Birmingham Volunteer Infantry. aft Battalion—John Gordon, Ffq. to be Lieutenant-Coloncl, vice Lord Lewifham, reiigned. Dated Oetobet 2, ISM. 2d Battalion—Thomas Webb. Gent. to be Bag°, vice StroM, re- D2ted Odober 9, 1806. 3d Battalion —George Barites, Efq. to be Captain, vice Attwood, slurped. Dated December 13, tBo6. Stratford upon-Avon Volunteer Infantry. Thomas Crefwell, Efq. to be Captain, vice Batteribee, re.figned; Robert Wheeler, Gent. to be Enfign. vice Taker, promoted. Dated December 31, tBo6. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. April la. James Shakefkaft the younger, late of Widegate greet, Biflriptgate ttreet, London, dealer in china and earthen ware, at ten, at Guildhall. April 14. David Jolinfton, of Brawn-ttreet, pariik of St George, Hanover fquare, Middlefev, Mikis, dealer and chapman, at ten, at GuildhalL BANKRUPTS. Philip Pullen, of Hanley, Staffordihire, (banner, dealer and chap man, to furrender April 13, at twelve, at the Crown Inn, Stone, and April 28, at eleven, at the Hotel in Stafford. Attu; nies, Mertes Barbor and Browne, Fetter-lane, London; or IVleffrs. Ailbury and Diu, Stone, Staffordibire. John Deonett, of Northumberland-(text, Strand, Middletex, wine merchant, dealer and chapman, March 28.31. and April 28, at eleven, at Guilslball. Atternies. Metfrs. Palmer, Toodintons, and Thornton, Cepthall-cm . rt,Throgniorton (tree David Morgan, otberwi r e Clifford, of Cardiff. Glamorganfhire fbopkeeper, dealer, and chapman, April t , 2, and 28, at elevens at the Mitt Inn, Cardiff. Attornica, Mr Rowland William, Cardiff ; or Mr James, N 0.12, Gray's inn [guar& Jahn Kelly, of Manchefter, manufacturer, dealer and Chapman, March 30,31, and April 28, at ten, at the Bridgewater Arms, Manche ter. Anomie., Mr. Thomas Hewitt, Manchefter ;or Mr. Ralph Ellis, Curfitor street, Chancery-lane, Londoa. Thomas Jones, of Birmingham, coal merchant, dealer and chap man. March 24, 25, and April 18, at eleven, at the Real Lion Inn, Warwick. Attornica, Mr. James Punton, No 4, Hind court. Plect-ftrcet, London ; or Mr. Wm. Braarky, Birmingham. Samuel Blower, now or late of Effingham, Norfolk, milltr, April 23. at four, April 24. at ten, and April 28. at eleven, at the Tuna Inn. at Bungay, Suffolk. Attorney, Mr. John Cufaecle, Halef worth and Bungay. Jofepb Hancock, of Sheffield, Yorkfhlre, merchant, and manufac turer of cutlery wares, dealer and chapmn, March 24, 28, and April 28, at eleven, at the Old King's Inn, Sheffield. Attoruies, Mr. Thomas Chambre, Temple-lane, London ; or Mr. Watfon, . Sheffield. John Lioley, of Sheffield, grocer, March 25 16, and April 28, at eleven, at the Tontine Inn, Sheffield. Attornies, Mr. Bigg, Hat ton Garden, London • or Mr. Ro !gra, Sheffield. Ann I )evenith and Henry Newport, of Villiers Itreet, Strand, Middlefex, upholfterers and partners in trade, March at, at one, April 4, at ten, and April 28, at one, at Guildhall. Attornics, Meffrs. Bleafdalc, Alexander, and Mime, New Inn, London. Thomas Taylor, late of Monkwearmouthaore, Durham, bread baker and (hip-owner, dealer and ehapman, March 31, April I. and 28, at eleven, at the George Inn, Sunderland. Attomiv, Mr. Harrifon, in Sunderland; or Mr. Blaldftran, Symond's Inn, Chancery-lane, London. DIVIDENDS. March 28. John Mallard, of Briftol, merchant, at eleven, at the Bulb Tavern, Corn-street,, Wino!. March 25. Robert Thomas, late of Cowbridge, Glamorganlhirr, thopkeeper, at eleven, at the White Han Inn and Tavern,Britlol. March 28. Joleph Hawkins, of Ada, near Campfey, Suffolk, miner and maltiter. at eleven, at the Crown Inn, Framlinghani. March 26. Batley Royfton, of the townftilp of Lindley, pariil: of Huddersfield, Yorkfhirc, clot/kmanufadkurcr, at eleven, at the Union Crofs Inn, Halifax. March 28. Lawrence'Hayden, of Cheltenham, Gloucefterihire, linen-draper, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. March 28. Richard Plutner Puller, of Guildford, Surrey, iron monger, at twelve, at Guildhall London. March 28. James Adams, of Stow. Market, Suftblk, upholfterer and cabinet maker, at eleven, at the Crown Inn, Fnuntlngham. March 26. Robert Pyke, of Liverpia6l, bread-baker, it tstrebte, at the Hotel, Lord-ftreet, Liverpool. March 28. John Lewis Pafteur,late of Stoney Stratrip3l, Bucks, grocer and chandler, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. March 28. James Peter Fearon. of Upper Grafton-final, Fitzroy fquare, Middlefex, late Commander of the Belvidere EA India n:an, dealer and chapman, at twelve, at Guildhall. LAW JATELLIGENCE. COURT OF CHANCERY, MARCH 17. FOX D. FLETCHER AND °THUS. This caufe came en upon demurrer to the Defen dant's anfwer. The bill was filed for an account, dikovery, &c. and charged the defendants with con federating in depreciating the value of certain articles in the foreign market, to the plaintiff's injury, &c. This caufe arofe out of feveral tranfaaions in the fur trade. An agreement was entered into by a num ber of perfons, about the year 1783, and feveral fhips were fitted our, in order to carry furs from Nootka Sound, and other parts of North America, in order to fupply the refpeelive markets of RutLa and China. The plaintiff was a party in this venture, and charged the defendants with various :sets fubfe• fluently done by them, in order to depreciate the article in the foreign market, and by thefe pleadings the defendants were called upon to let forth the num ber of fhips, of what defcription, tonnage, &c. ; at what port and ports, &c. they were fitted out ; alio when, where, and how they traded for skins in North America and elfewhere, and what quantity, ; :rad alto the number of lea otter !Lim imported into Ruffia and China, and at what port or ports the fame were fo imported, &c. and the quality and prices, &c. during 'a long period of time ; and further, how many and what were the tdias pnblifhed by the Emperor of Rutlia, or by the Emperor of China, prohibiting or encouraging this trade, or how other wife, &c. &c. The LORD CHANCELLOR, after looking over thefe pleadings, and repeating Come parts aloud, obfe.rved, that this Bill reminded him of a cafe before Lord Afhburne, upon a queltion of the lea wor thinefs of a fhip, where it was Rated, that there had been a quantity of rats on board, and it was afferted that the leaks were flopped by the rats' tails, and the party was called upon to let out in his anfwer, the number of rats on board, and whether they had tails or not, and other trifling and irrelevant matter. His Lordlhip, therefore, could not fee the poffibility of anfwering many of the allegations in the plaintiff'sßill. The SOLICITOR GENERAL, Mr. PERCETAL, and Mr. Coons, contended, at confiderable length, that the demurrer was bad, in as much as it fhould have let out the particular allegations in the plaintiff's bill, to which the defendants were to give their anfwer, and many of which were wholly irrelevant, and not bearing at all upon the merits of the cafe. Mr. LIACH, on the other hand, fupported the de murrer ; and with refpea to the merits of the cafe itfelf, Paid, that it was of great importance the elle. gat ions alluded to fhould be full; anfwered, as he Ihould hereafter !hew, when the merits of the cafe came to be (lit - cuffed. And, with refpeet to the form, in point of law, it was quite fufficient. The LORD CHANCELLOR laid, that before he would pronounce ajudgment upon this cafe, he would look attentively over all thefe voluminous pleadings, many of which appeared to him frivult us, irrelevant, and wholly impoffible to be anfwered ; at the fame time he did not wills to fisut the plaintiff out of any be nefit which he might derive from a more particular anfwer to his bill. This being a demurrer for a dif cowry, he certainly would look at it with a very jealous eye. He obferved, howe►er, that calling upon the party to let out how many otter thins were imported into Rutlia and China, from all parts of the world, for a long period of time, was a thing totally impoffible. This caufe confequently Rands over for judgment. Lnacsvirv.—There are at prefent living in the parillt of Loudon, county of Ayr, four brothers and a filler, of the name of Campbell. They are cotters, or vatlals, under the Countefs of Loudon and Moira, and their ages united, amount to three hundred and eighty fir. It is fingular, that the whole of them have ever been diflinguifhed in the ()Arab for their good tempers and quiet difpof►tions. MARRIED. Captain Hale. of the Royal North Gloucefter Militia, to the Right Hon. Lady TheodoGa Bourke, fitter to the Earl of Mayo. On Thurfday laft, Mr. Jofeph bevey. Jun. of Welt Hill. Wand. worth, to Mir. Hollinfhead, of Newington place, Kennington. DIED. The Rev Mr. Becky, of Raton. near Manehefter. Saturday fe'nnight, at Bootle, the Rev. Thomas Smith, retlor of that parith, and vicar of Ulvcriton; and an ading Magiftrate for the county palatine of Lancafter, and county of Cumberland. At Nairn. on Toefday the 17th ult. Enfign Donald Ruff, of the Royal invalids. Ounday, at his bode in Rotheltcr, of a eonfumption, Mr. Tho • mas Etherington, Bookfcller and Stationer. On the 7th instant, at the Polygon, Southampton, Sir William Dunkin, late one of the Judges of the Supreine Court of Judiea. tore, Calcutta. SALES BY AUCTION. TO BE SOLD, FREE OF DUTY. For the Payment of Salvage Charges, Om friaay the 20til March iuttant. at Ten o'Llbek in the Fore noon, at the London inn, Foxhole-knee, Plymouth, ABOUT FIFTY TONS PRIME HONDURAS MAHOGANY, in LOGS, falved from the Wreck of the Unity, of Greenock, John Ewing, late Matter, &aided within this Port. For vizwing and further. Information, apply to Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth. STAMFORD HILL, NORTH SIDE. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES AND GROUND RENTS, amply fecured on capital Dwelling Honing and Land. By Meffrs. HOGGAR r and PHILLIPS, (Sneceffors to Mr. SMITn) At Garraway's Coffee Hotife. Cornhill. on Monday, the 27th of April, in Nine I.ots, by Order of the furviving Trultee under the Will of John Gila . , Efq &reared, Lot t. FREEHOLD ESTATE and GROUND RENT, Hitting onto.' a fubltatitial Dwelling Houle, containing numerous Rooms and Offices, fpacious Pkafure and Kitchen Gardens, Paddock, fituate near the Turnpike, at Stamford-bill, on Leah: to Hientz, El+ for a years ; ground rent BoL per annum. 2. A Freehold Mate adjoining, eonfifting of a futs(tantial Dwelling Houfe, in the occupation of Burra, Efq. on Leak for 14 years; ground rent 63L per annum. ;. A Freehold Eftate and Ground Rent of 801 per annum. molt amply fecured, and iffuing out of a fuhltatrial, new built Dwel ling Houfe, adjoining Lot 2, with a fpacious Garden, Lawn, and Paddock. containing together upwards of fiva Acra, Let on Leafe to -- Rutherford, Efq. for 96 years. 4. A Freehold Eftate and Ground Rent of 3 , 1. adjoining Lot 3. and as well fecured, iffaing out of a fuhltantial Dwt lung Houk, on Leafe to Hanbury, Mi. for 90 years. S A Freehold Eftate and Ground Rent of 451. per annum, ad j .ing Lot 4, iffuing out of a Dwelling Houle, Let on Leak to Peele, Efq. for 3o years. 6. A Freehold Eftate and Ground Rent of 2RI. pet . ann. irking out of a new eredted Gothic Cottage, with four Acres of rich Land near Lot 7; on Leafe to Jacob Ancona, Efq. for 96 years. 7. A Copyhold F.ftate, adjoining I.ot 6, fituate the corner of Hanger's lane, comprifing a Dwelling Honk, large walled Gardens, and Premifes, on Leafe to Mr. Parfons, for 16 years, at IA xos. per annum. 8. A valuable Freehold Plot of Ground, containing two Acres, one Rood, and twenty-fix Perches, it, Hanger's-lane, adjoining Lot 7, on Leak to Peck, Efq. for 3o years; rent only al. per annum. 9. A Copyhold Eftate, comprifing five Acres of rich Meadow Land, nearly oppufite to Lot 6, on Leak for 16 years, at a rent of 301. per annum. There Eftates may be vielved by leave of the refpedtive tenants, and with tickets only, which, with Particulars, may be had of Meffrs. Hoggart and Phillips, Old Broad.ftreet, where a Plan may be feen.---Particulars alto at Stamford-hill Turnpike-houfe; White Hart, Tottenham; Meffrs. Taylor and Son, Solicitors, Feather- Itone-buildings. Holborn ; at Garraway's. VALUABLE LIFE INTEREST' AND REVERSION TO FREEHOLD ESTATES, in SUSSEX a:id KENT. To be PEREMPTORILY SOLD, By Macs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (Succaors to Mr sstivu) At Garraway's Coffee Houfe. Cornhill, on Thurfday, April 2, at Twelve &Clock, N the Demice of a Gentleman, aged 74, a healthy O Gentleman, aged 37, will fucceed for his life, to upwards of 200 Acres of rich Mark Meadow, and Arahle Land, with a capital Mantion Houfe, Farm Houfes, and numerous Out-build ings, fitnate in Ringmore, near Lewes, Suffer ; and Marth land, in the Ilse of Oxney, in Kent ; let to Meffrs Weer,Knight, Berry, Neevc, And the remainder in polfeffion of die l'enant for life, at rents, and of the value of fool. per annum. The Eftates may be viewed ; Particulars had at the Inns at Lewes ; Old Ship, Brighton; White Hart, Reigate ; at Garra way'4; and of Mars. Hoggart and Phillips, No 6s, Broad Erect. Capital FREEHOL t) ESTATE, MANOR, MANSION, and TYTHES, SURREY. By Mcffrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (Succeffors to Mr. Sanyo), At Garraway's Coffee Houle, Cornhill, fume time in May next, (indef. an acieptal.le offer is made in the mean time byPitiva - ra CONTRACT), A VA LLTALE and fingulatly beautiful FREE HOLD, and a final! part Copyhold and Leafeliold Eftate— containing 846 Acres of excellent Arable, Pafture. Meadow, and Wood Land, in a ring fence, and high Rate of cultivation, with the Manor of Effingham Eatt.court, Court Leets and Baron, Fines, (juit-rents and Immunities, extending over a large track of coun try, abounding with game, near the Fox-hounds and Harriers, in a fine (porting part of the county of Surrey, eight miles from Guildford, three from Dorking. and 23 from London, with a tub. Randal modern refidence i feated on a delightful eminence, fur rounded by oraamental wood=, ilantations. and romantic rides be longing to the Eftate, commanding extenfive diverfitied profpesfts in every ditedion. The Manfion contains is bed chambers and fe!vant's rooms, handfome drawing, dining and morning rooms, library, Rudy, and gentleman's parlour ; an elegant Gothic dairy, offices, and collaring, [tabling for ten horfes, coach houfes, green-hook, feveral barns, granaries, ox-houfes, [tabling, and out build ings, with convenient cottages, bailiff's houfe,blackftnith's Chops, and dog kennel; the whole in excellent repair, forming a molt de firable &ate for the relidcnce of a Nobleman or Gentleman food of agricultural purfuits and field (ports. Alfo the Great Tythes, extending over goo acres. The purchafer will he accommodated with early poireffion. The Eftate is in hand, and the neat modern furniture, farming uten. fib, timber, Rock, Scc. arc to be taken at a fair vale ition, tytbes free, and land-tax redeemed. To be viewed with tickets only, which may be had of Mr. Litchfield, Solicitor to the Trealtry. No 7, Lincoln's Inn New. fquare ; and of Meas. Hoggart and Phillips, No 6i, Broad-ftrect, Royal Exchange, where maps of the Elate may be teen ; printed Part;:tilars will be ready for delivery one month previous to the fide, which may then be had a, above, alto at Garraway's --- MORDEN PARK, MANSION,and ESTATE, with numerous Cottages and Gardens, Surrey. By Mars. HOGGART and FHILLIPS, (Sueceffors to Mr. Sarni), at Garraway's, in May, 'THAT diflinguillted and elecant PROPERTY, - 11 - called MORDEN PARK and FARM—confifting of up wards of ato Acres of prime rich Meadow, Arable and Wood Land, beautifully timbered. now in the higheß Rate of culture, and in a ring fence, fituated within three miles of Sutton, on the road to Brighten, and within nine miles of London, fuitable for the refidence of a Nobleman ; with a fisbilantial Family Manfion ended in the centre of the Park, on a fine eminence, command. ing beautiful profpeds, enriched with views of the park. of Noble. men and Gentlemen, which form landfcaprs of uncommon variety and beauty, and end;ofomed with extenfive plantations of ever• greens and foreft trees, in the higheß perfection, &dangly ele gant and choice. The Manfion contains 15 bed chambers, (including fervants' apartments), elegant dining and drawing rooms, library, billiard room, fpacioua hall, offices of every dcfcription, and excellent eel. taring ; double coach houfe, [tabling for 7 horfes, two kitchen gar dens, amply cropped and platted with choice fruit ; a range of forcing houfes, upwards of tso feet in extent; melonry, orchard, flower garden, lawn, bowling green and green hmsfe ; an elegant profpepavillion furrounded by a thrubbery, detached farm yard, two barns, [tabling for ten agricultural horfes, and numerous out buildings. The Park is entirely meadow of the fineft quality ; the remain der of the land is arable and wood. The, greateft care has been taken of the valuable and extremely choice plantations of ever greens and ihrubs at Morden, which are allowed to he fuperlor in point of feleetien and beauty, to any in the kingdom. The Ettate is free from land tax, abundantly (implied with fine water, and the purchafer will have immediate poffeffion. Alio le veret Dwelling-houfes, cottages and gardens adjoining. tome let on leafe, and the remainder in poffeffion of tenants at will. To be viewed with tickers only, ky days previous to the, fate which, with Particulars, may he had of Mr Mint. Folicitor, Oki Pay Office, and of Metres Hoggart and Phillips, No 6a, Old Bread ftreet, where a map of the Eftate may be feen. Particulars elf, at the Spread Eagle, Eprom ; Cock. Sutton; Griffin, Kingiton; Talbot, Richmond ; Wimbledon, and at Garraway's. SALE BY AUCTION. A HANDSOME COUNTRY RESIDENCE and D.VRY FARM, in Willhire, with immediate Poffrilion. By Mr. Knight, at the King's Arms tart, in Mellifhain, Monday, the 234 of March, tBoy, at Three o'clock in the Al. tvnumn, 'THE Valuable FREEHOLD Es 0-TAX Redeemed. olTloEws,in withg LAN Lot . i—A neat and very commodious VILLA, salted Shaw -hilt Houle, the fer.t of Samuel Heathcote, Erg. on the Lundon Turn. pike road, 9 miles from Bath, 9 from Devizes, and a from Wm_ (ham ; comp/lung a drawing-room, a dining parlour, 24 by ltsl two parlours, a by x 6 ; eight gtcpit , g room:, two tight &dui% rooms, ft-litmus' apartments, with every convenient domeftic offices ; two cauckhonfes, two 6-ft ailed (tables, a ticat green-houcc, garden and lawn. Alio a Bartsai,with all likable buildings The whole furrountled by a (Admit:l t wall. The fit nation being gently elevated, is dimmed particularly beakhy, fupplied with good water. and commanding an txteneve view of a richly ferti lized country Subjedt to an out-gi'i?'g of 305 per ann. Lot 2—A compact and truly-dcfirab.c Daisy Farm, called Shaky Farm, a very Ikon (Mance Irons Lot 1, including an exec-Beam Farm Houle, and all nteeffary nut buildings, with about 84 eats of rick pafture land, well citclored within a 6.1 fence, and imme. diately againft the turnpike road Alfu, Six Loaft Leazea in Milk (ham Forret, lubjed to a let f:.a.ti tent of ics per ann. Lot 3 —Four Eticlofurts of good Pafturt Land adjoining Lot containing about 42 acres, which with Lot 2,are in the uccupatiuu o' Mr. Ifaac Dark, whore term espiresat L.ady•d'ay next. For a view of the prendles, apply at Shaw hill Ho Ate afneetaLl. between the hours of II and ♦, where may be had I r nted parties bra ; u &fo at the Place of Sale, the Inns. in the neiElsbotirint towns, at theatudtioneera, and at the otsc. of Mr. W.W. s a t mcm, Devizes. RENOVATED HEALIH. IT has been too frequently the fubjeet of jolt and general reprobation, that men deltitute of the dem:nisi of the medical art, have offered themfelves as candidates for public patronage In the profeflion of phifie. For the pnrpofe of doing juftice to the refult of our ftudies and experience, and to prevent us from being claffed among thole empiries whore impudent pre. tuitions have, unfortunately for focicty, been too favourably re. ceived, we beg leave to fubniit to the liberal and enQghtened a faithful itatement of our parfaits and acquirements. Mkt having received a regular medical education as the pupils of Meers Oboe dal and Wizard, whole lcdtures and practice we carefully awe. ded, at proteffors and furgeons of the London Hofpital, weent ese d ourfelves as ltudents in that Juilly celebrated reboot tar medical acquirement. the Royal College of Edinburgh, and were Manc. red in the different branches of .4natomy, :Surgery, the theory and pradtice of Phyfic, Chemiftry, Midwifery, Botany, &c. Ste. by thofe-erninent profefforr, Drs. Morro, Gregory, Black, Hamilton, Duncan and Rutherford. We trial we (hall not be deemed pre. fumptuous in Paying that our proficiency and acquirements are net inconfiderable• Having for a long (cries of years made venereal complaints, and the various difeafes of DEBILITY, the particular objedt of our ftudies and praelice, it will, we hope. be allowed that we have acquired ftp;sriere knowledge of their treatment and care. In flight and rrcent cafes of infection, a petted te. eftabliflnnent is completed h: the (Bert period of two days ; and, in thole of the unnort inveteracy, where other praClitioners have failed of fuccefs, a proper perfeversnce in cur plan of treatment. allures tattle. parient a fare and radical cure. _ Amidft the melancholy variety of difordera which are the effefts of a habit long and nioft unhappily purfued by the youth of both Sizes, there are none more alarming or more diitreffing than thole deficiencies and debilities which frequently prevent or embitter the matrimonial Rate. To fuel perfons it mull. be a confoling re flection to know that they may now, by a new and infallible mode of treatment, be rellored to that greateft of all human bleffingq, a itroug, manly, and vigorous conititution. In all cafes of debility, from whatever caufe arifing, as weU as in every fpecies of vote r al we may be conceited by patients of either fez with the grcatell feerecy and honour. Hours of confultation at home from ten to three. and from fiz in the evening fillies' at night. Patients in the country arc requetted to &ate the particular= of their tale, age, and general habit of living, &c. &c - inelofing a remittance for advice and medicines, when the fame will he given or rent to any part of the kingdom. To encore that fecrecy fo cf fential to our undertaking, the portage of letters may be added to the account for medicines. CIJF RIF. and Co. Surgeons, November 26, 18c6. No. 107, Hatton Garde. FOR THE GROWTH OP HAta: LADIES atid GENTLEMEN, who wifh the Or nament of a FINE. HEAD OF HAIR, need only make a fair trial of the RUSSIA OIL, particularly as it is found neccfrary m moiftcn the Hair when drefling, for which the Rullia Oil has be come in ufe by the Royal Fatuity, and Ladies of Me firft circle— It is a muralists- and improverto its growth, prevents its falling of, and Is fo great a preferver and flrengthener to the Hai' as to pre vent it becoming bald or turning grey to the latelt period; alfa rdiores the Hair on bald places. Several Gentlemen, who have heat bald for years, have declared, after ufing the ktilfia Oil regu. lat ly for three months, became nearly covered with hair. It wil rveas a fahftitute for pomatum. It is recommended to Ladies who ufe drefling irons, a► it prevents the ill effects ocafioned by their heat. Price 7s. Fr bottle, or one, containing four assail, a: Guinea. ' • I . To bt had of the Proprietor. No. 333, Oxford-ftreet; and, by appointment, at Mr. Smith's, perfumer to his Majefty, Ito, New lit ta I (tree : Hendrie, perfumer to her Majefty,Tichborne-ftreet ; Bayley and flew. perfumers to their Royal Hightures the Prince and Prince(' of Wales, and Duke and Duchefs of York, Conkfpnr fireet ; Bacon and Co. tso, Oxford ftreet; Mr. Butler, 4, Cheap fide, corner of Paternofter-row ; Newberry and Son, 45, St. Paul's Church Yard; Dicey and Sutton, Bow Church-yard; Barclay and Son, ns, Fleet-Market ; Shaw and Edwards, 66, St Paul's Church Yard; Thomas, Weft, and Co. 46, Gracechurch ftreet; Pane!, Butts, and Co. Three-Kings'-courr, Lumbarti-ftreet; Withers, 229, Strand ; Holmes, Bolton, and Putt, Royal Exchange, Lou don : Bull, Dame-ftreet, Dublin ; Rachurn, North Bridge, hlin burgh; Woolm'r, Exeter; Granville, Plymouth Dock; Shepherd, Btiftol ; Collins, Salifbury ; Crutwell Bath; and molt principal Medicine Venders and Perfumers in Town and Country. t 'atre.ou nom N ST IMPOSITION —The high reputation Princes Ruffia Oil has acquired, front its virtues Above all o her prepa rations for preferving and promoting the grow:h of Hair, has induced unprincipled perfonc to impure counterfeits, and, to for ward the itnpotition, have copied the Advertifernent and Bills, af fixed the Ruffian Eagk in the (how bills and covers which inclok the bottles, and fn every refpedt fo clisfely imirated, that nothing but the Signature can be relied on. Purchafers of the Roma Oil have only to obferve that each bottle is figned on the outfidc, in red ink. by the Proprietor, " Mochrikufsky and Prince," which cannot he imitated without fubjeding the parties to forgery. It is neceffary to obferve, that the circulators of thefe counterfeits have attempted ta import them on feveral ref i red:able venders, at a re duced price, who, as gentlemen, and for the reputation of their (hops, refuted it, being perfedily convinced that never was an ar ticle for promoting the Hair. of the name of Ruffia Oil, but that prepared by Prince, which they have vended with fueeets, for P. venal years. It has been artfully impofed on different fhopkeepers, who we e unacquainted of their being counterfeits, but, after Gs& ling themfelties deceived, made application to the Proprietor to hr tupplied with the genuine. The Proprietor finds it retrace to m n ion this for the reputation of Chopkeepers who may (till re main unacquainted of vcndirg counterfeits; at the fame time all (ening, that thole who fell them after this precaution, are ware than the impolto-s that prepare them ; as lhopkeepers ought to fupprcfs articles of that defcription, Goner than encourage their circulation. Country venders are rcquefted to guard againft thefe impoftors, who, having fail..d in their expectations in town, are taavelling the country, endeavouring to impofe them on coun try venders ; the Proprietor of the Ruffia Cil begs to Rate, -hat ' he does not travel, having Agents appointed in molt princip 1 toots in the United Kingdom. Miocketpers who with robe itiP -1 . plied with the Raffia Oil, by applying to the Proprietor, or atm,' ' wholefale perfumer or medicine vender in London, will receive liberal allowance. The Proprietor o' 'he Ruffis Oil, for the firii ' faction of purchafcrs and venders, offers too guineas, if it can be proved that ever was an article for the growth of Hair, of the ' name of Ruffia Oil, before difcovcred by himfelf ; therefore, ary under that name, which have not the fignature of " Mockrikufsky land Prince." figned on the covers witch inclofe each bottle, in red ink, are nouuterfeits, and the circulators impoftors. HIGH WATER AT LO Nr•ON RRIDGE TO•MORPOW ' Morning - 3o Agnates after 9 Aftrronon • 9 mange, after 10 LONDON: Painted and publifbed by LEVEL KENT, Of CW terbury Place, Lambeth) at the STAR-OerCl, I, Carer area. Put:liked alfo at the STAR-OFFICt, Taaple•Bare