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CAS FLE OF LXFITER. AT a numerous and refpethble General Court of A- 1 - the Governors of the Lunatic Afyltins, near Exeter, held the t4th of January, 1807, being Wednefday in the (talons week. SAMUEL FREDERICK MILFORD, Efq Prefident, in the Chair, 2 . , . , • 0( 1 ! • .• • • .• , . ' 4 • 116, 4Fr, . • 0. • .1 ,, , .\ ."-c 7 "I' 7 . 4 s • - • . - 111. I • . . • • • • 5( ... p/1 TUESDAY, I UARY 20 1807 b , 81X-PINCE. . To the PROPRIETORS a BAIT INDIai — ITOCK. LADIZI AND CZNTLII4IIII, WAVING on a former ncc:fion exprefred to you my intention 'f offering myfelf to your notice as a Candi date, on the firft vacancy that should occur in your Diredion ; am induced, in cotlfcquence of the muds lamented death of z.ir STLPMLN Lus6lNoro t, Bart. to‘ folicit tile favour of your votes and intcreft, at the Medias in April next. 1 Ihall avail myrrh of the carließ opportunity to pay my perfonal refpeda; and fahaait tii,g to you the grounds of my pretenfions, I have the honour to be, Lades.. and Gentlemen, Your obedient and faithful fervant, ROBERT WILLIAMS. The Chairman of the Committee held yenerdsy at the Lunatic Afyium, continuos of the Right Hon. Lord Clifford and feversi other Governors. delivered in the following Q . 2artcrly Report of the State of thc Patients, from Dr. Daniell, the Ptiyfician, and Mr. Johufon, the Apothecary. Since the !aft quarterly report, z 4 Patients have been difcharged, cured 1,5 Are now out on trial, with their friends. Remain at prefent in the Ho4le, of whom ti are much re • covered, Ind so not worfc than when admitted. The Treafurer alfo reported the fallowing ire& &nets&loos once the laft Quarter Setfions: From Charles Hoare, of I.ufcombe, Efq. Z. so 0 0 A Friend, under a cover from London Loth, Treafurer o 0 Mrs. Mary Dunning. aad benclaalon, to complete 151. 5 o 0 James Nab, of Colleton Crefcent, Exeter, Efq.• at o 0 Mr, John Land r t o From the Prefident, being a fine tested on certain Perron; for rioting at Sidbury From Archdeacon Ether, of Exeter WARRANTED UNDR AWN. UORNSBY and CO. telpeetfully acquaint the ,Public that they Mall continue felling Tickets and Shares, during the Drawing of the relent State Lottery, warranted Us drawn at the Time of piurchafing. Thlirfday next will be the Second Day of Drawing. No. 26, Cornhill, sa, Charing Crofs, an St. Margaret's Hill, Borough. i 8 o 3 o o - £BB 9 o It appeared to this General Court, that Mice July, tBor, when ao inconfiderable part of the prifent eftablifhinent was Brit opened, 93 Patients have been difcharged, cured, that is are now out on trial, probably cured, making, together, toll; and that 31 others remain in the Houle, many of whom are far advanced in their recovery. Patients are admitted into this Inftitudon from any part of the kingdom, on moderate terms, proportioned to their Atuation and eireounitances in life : but on account of its local fituation, it is peculiarly calculated for the four weftcro counties. ADDRESS TO THE PUBLIC. We feel the Sneer& fatisfacction In receiving from time to time the Reports of the Committee, as they evince the great fuccefs of this Inftnution, by the number of Patients, wise, through its myna, have in fo few years been restored to the enjoyment of their inteileds, and rendered bleffinga to their families, and ukful members of fociety. The opinion of mental derangement being a malady much increafed of late, and fart increafing, is fo univer fal and obsiuuUy fo well founded, that no umftderate perfon, who feels an intereft in the welfare of his fellow creatures, can help wining more tban ever, every poifible exertion mould be made to Morten the duration of the complaint whenever it appears. We, therefore, cannot refrain from anzioufly endeavouring to impres on the public mind, that infanity, fo far from being incurable by fcientific and medical treatment, u many have unfortunately thought, is, perhaps, of all maladies, the moft taffy and certainly removed, if atsempted on Its Srft appearadmar In its early ftages. In this Inflitution, no one recent cafe has failed to receive a fpeedj cure. But probably there is not any difeafe incident to humanity, in which neglect or delay is attended with fo faintss difadvantage and mifebief ; ince in fuch cafes, even (=balm from the world, and the molt judicious treatment, do not always fnceeed, and never without long perfeverance, SAMUEL FREDERICK MILFORD, Prefident. UND) AR Tail PATRONAGE OF HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUKE OF YORK. NEW RUPTURE SOCIETY. VARIOUS public Advertifements having appear ed from time to time with feveral of our names, unautho rized by us. and contrary to our wifhes, the , following notice is given, in order to prevent any further milapprebenfion or decep tion: " We, the underfigned Prefident, Vice-Prefidents, Tnafurer, • and Life Governors, of a Society formerly inftltuted for the " RELIEF of the RUPTURED POOR, think it incumbent on " us to declare, that in confequence of our difapprobation of the " eoeducl of fome of the Officers and Managers of that latitu " don, we confider ourfelves as having had no connedlion with the . ' Society (to which Sir John Pinhorn is now Paid to be Treafurer, " and Mr. William 'Turnbull,Surgeon) once the isth day of De " ember s Soo ; nor have we ever fand ioned. or even been privy " to, any of their fubfcquent proceedings; but Lave joined and " fanaioned another loftitution, under the title of the NEW " RUPTURE SOCIETY, eftablilbed aos, which we truft will " be governed by fuchjuft and honourable principles as will pre • vent that irregularities which compelled•us, the underfigncd, • to withdraw from the former luftitution : and we rely on that • public and liberal fupport to the New Society which, on • gation, it may be found to merit. (Signed) " Henry Hoare " French:tit. " Wm. Alas • Moiville. " W. Hall Timbre! " V ice-Prefidents. " Abraham Goldfmid e. " M. Garth Chore " Robe. Thornton ca J.O Heaviflde " SamL Thornton F. " oho Julius Angerfteln Henry Thornton . Windharr. James Farrer 0 " Robert Hanker " George Wolff " Wr. Farquhar. " Teignmouth :1 " Treafures. u W. Wilberforce " J. W. Adam. " Barham " S. Dunelm. The NEW RUPTURE SOCIETY is under the immediate pa tronage of His Royal Highnefs the Duke of YORK; who has con defeended to exprefs" his full convidtion of its great public utility," in RELIEVING the POOR of BOTH SEXES, AFFLICTED with HERNIARY COMPLAINTS and PROLAPSES. By adopting a fyftem of economy in the Formation and Management of a permanent Food for tilde purports, a number of Subferibers of One or Two Guineas each per annnm, way be enabled to ad minifter confolation to thnufands of their fellow creatures, who would otherwife die miferably, or live unprofitable members of the community. The benefits of this Charity are extended to all parts of the kingdom ; and the Patients in London are attended (gratis) by Mr. BLAIR, No. 69, Great Ruffen-anti, Bloomibury. Subfcriptions for the ufe of the New Rupture Society are re ceived by the following Bankers :—Meffrs. Hoare, Fleet-ftreet, (Treafurers to the inftitution); Hankcy and Co. Fenchurch-ftreet ; Fuller, Chatter's, and Co, Lombard-ftreet ; Ranfom and Co. Pall Mall; and by Mr. John Sawyer, No. so, Great St. James... area, /3edford.rnw (Colledtor to the Society) ; of whom may be had the printed Rules, and a Lift of the Governors. ST A f E LOTTERY. THE Firft-drawn Ticket in the prefent Lottery , No. 24,490, entitled to was fold at Meffre. Hassan, Buis'', and Co.'s Office, Royal Exchange, in one Half, oue Quarter, one Eigbtb, and two Sixteenth Shares. l'ickets and Shares (warranted undrawn) are frlfing as above. The fecond Day of Drawing will be on Thntfday next, and on Abe Monday following the Firft-drawn Ticket will be tntitkd to Tea Thouland Pounds. THE Friends of POPE's O ffi ce are refpeafully informed, the next Day's Drawing will be on l'hurfday the lasi leant. Tickets and Share. are now on Sale in great 'variety at Pope's Fortunate Office, No. 12, Cattle alley, Royal Exchang e , where all commands wiU be duly attended to, with the greatd dlfpateh and fidelity. • • The Wheel contains a Prises of 30,1001. t of 20,0001. I of 'Wool. 3 of 50001. 5 of taxi. S of Soot. &e &c. , - -- GRAND STATE LOTI'IiRY, NOW DRAWIN k . s nun of Ljo,cco 5 Prizes of Lt,coo I so,oco 8 Soo I so,ooo 39 ix) 3 ear 5 POO &c. &c. &C. QWIFT and 00. No. tt, Poultry, and No. 12, Li Charing-Crofs, have on Sale the Tickew and Shares, war ranted Undrawn. The abirre are the Capitals yet in the Wheel, aad the remaining Days of Drawing are as follow : Thadday, Jan. 12. Friday, Feb. 6 I Monday, n. s 6 Monday, Feb. 9 Tuefday, J an. 17 I Wednefday, Fab. is Wl:dna:Lay, 4 Friday, Feb.l3 And Saturday, Feb. 14. A RICH LOTTERY. TICKETS and SHARES arc felling. in a variety of Numbers, at RUMMOND% OFFICE, No. 65, FLEZT-STRUT, where Prizes in Conner Lotteries to a great amount have been (hared. fold, and regiftered. DRU DIMON • acqtialots his Friends and the Public, that the fol- lowing (mall Innis ventured, viz. L. r 6 o MAY GAIN 1875 o 0 2 ix 6 3750 o o 3 1 0 ............ 7,500 0 0 10 2 0 ............ 15,:::00 0 0 29 16 0 •••••-•••• 3D,000 0 0 Correpondenu accompanying their orders with remittances, will be treated on tke fame terms as if precept —Letters (putt paid) duly anfwered..—Government fecurities bought and fold, isktwife Numbers Regiftered at 6d. per Numbet. GREAT GAIN WITH SMALL RISK!! I.: I RANI) LOTTERY NOW DRAWING. ,•-." DAYS OF DRAWING. • ift, Tuefilay, an. 1; 6th, Friday, Feb. 6 2d, Morklay, an. 2i I 7th, Monday, Feb. 9 3d, Monday, an. 26 Bth, Wedneday, Feb. a i 40, Tuefday, an. 27 9th, Friday, Feb. 33 Sal, Wedocfday, eb. 4 roth, Saturday, Feb. 14 SCIILME. 2 Prises of £30,000 2 of Liopoo i 3 of ‘ l l OOO s of 10,000 8 of soo 3 of JACO 10 of zoo 40 of 501. and 5,t00 of 201. nit. drawn Ticket, 3d day L 10.020, Ditto - sth day 3:,000 Ditto • Lott day 5,000 TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale, At all the LICENSED LOTTERY OFFICES. And by their Agents in the Cowitry. KOTZEBUE'S kifYVELLETTES. This day was publifhed, in three Volumes. fuolfcap /Ivo. Printed fo as to eorrefpond with the various Travels of the fame Author, and ambeildhed with Fongravings, price isv. KT OVELLETTES. By AUGUSTUS VON KOTZEBUE. Author of the Stranger, Lover's Vow., Pizarro, The Birth Day, &e. ike—Tranflated at Berlin, tinder the ruperiatendanee of the Author. Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, No 6, Bridge -ftreet, Black frian, and to be had of all Book:tilers, and at all the Circulating Libraries. Of whom may belied, by t"e fame TraniLem% uniformly printed, TRAVF.I.S into SIBERIA ; cthedition 3 Vois. t 3s. 6d. TRAVELS into FRANCE; sth edition, 3 Vols. 13s. 6d. TRAVF.I.S through ITALY ; 3d edition, 4 VOlb. 20S. N. B. Perfons of Tee, and Loo-re of ele ,, ant Llierature, f oetid k very frarticilar in ordering " KOTZEBUE'S Novn.t.r.rres, in three vaiwiles j trinkd for M r. Poi t.urs." This day were publithed, price *La bound, THE ELEMENTS of the LATIN TONGUE, with all the Rules in Englifh, for the more ready Improve mmt of Youth, Second Edition, improved and.corredted, By the Rev. ROBERT ARMS I' RONG. London: Printed for J. Mawman, No as, Poultry. . . This Book has met with general approbation, both of the learned, and molt of chore in the proferaon, who were not in the habit of uling the old Grammars in Latin. There is a great convanienoe, that this may he introduced where any other Crain :nar has been made ure of, without any interruption to the plan of education, and wi I lave the half of the time ufually (pent in acquiring a thorough ►nowledge of Grammar. This Editiou is al vend a little in form, not the leaft in riddance. The Reviewers Save likewife fpoken of this Book with the molt decided approba tion. and Come of the Dimities of Ilse Church. THR Ltitsik•lsti At4L, yr i i Ar5r..1,1t.1"11% ruse, LX•Ut.itith, COLDS, AND ASTHMAS, rHURCH's COUGH DROPS, as a Medicine have been fo long kncwn and approved, as to need very little to be laid to recommend itio the Public as the bell preparathm for recent Colds, Coughs, and confirmed Aftilfilift.—The many thoufands cured during Twilve Years trial, have confirmed the big ellimation in which it has been long held. A recent Cold and Cough yields to a few Dotes, and the moll confirmed Althmas (withjn the power of Medicine to accomplith) have been cured by perfeverar.ce in their talc. MelTrs. &saw and Epwaans, No. 66, St. Paul's Church-yard, baying purchafed this, and all Mr. Church's Medicines, none can poffinly be genuine but loch as have their Names engraved on the S tamp. "Shaw and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Churc l / 4 yard," the tmkation of which is felony. Price only as. 6d. and 45. 64. pu bottle. \ATHITE HANDS have ever been efteenned a per• Tonal beauty in both Sexes, and in force parts of Europa are eftential to Perrone of Rank. The BANDANA SOAP, or Indian Waking Cakes, poffcrs the peculiar property of giving the molt exquifite delicacy of texture and inconceivable fainters to the hands, which are conftautly walked with this Soap. Even in c.afes where the skin has been injured by labour or other vio lence, the hardoei's and coarreners are effedtually, infallibly, and permanently removed, and rucceeded by a fmoothners, fainters, and delicacy of appearance, which cannot be acquired by any other means whatever. It is by experience only that any nue can form an adequate idea of the fuperior excellence of this Soap. Sold %tolerate, retail, and for exportation, by the Proprietor's foie Agent, (whore fignature it bears) Wm. Withers, 229,Strand, ear Temple bar, London ; and the Proprietors, as a farther ken rity, , beg Own to - be particular in noticing that the name and ad &els of the Pi in:er. (E. Sprags, No s 7, Bow-ftrev.t, Covent-Gar den), is affixed to the killed and wrapper.—AU others arc court tertr.its. kitcc ts. awl Calc. TO BE LET BY AUCTION, At the Exchange Coffee Houfe, Briftol, on Tuefday, the t ytk Fe bruary neat (unlets previoufly difpofed of by Private Contra t, of which due notice will be given), LL that Capital Six Pans SUGAR HOUSE, with the extenfive: Warehoofes Dwelling Houfe, and Pre mires adjoining (the Property of the late SASSO EL Hinoeasotc, E . g.) litnare in Nelfon-ftreet. in the City of Brittoi. The Premites are molt advantageoully fit uated In the central part of the City of Briftul, near the Head of the (tay, and at a [mall dittance from the Exchange, and adjoin from behind the River Froome, by which goods may be now conveyed to and front the Premifes at high tidei, and which when the Floating Dock is compleated, will be navigable at all times. The Premas are well calculated for carrying on a very even five Trade, and ase fo conftruded that the Maoufadory may be concluded at the leaft poffiNie expence. The Premifes and Molls will be let together for a Term of 14 YearcancLusay be entered upon immediately. Some few articles neceffary for c3rryirg on the Trade, fuels as Moulds, Pots, Clay, Paper Hoops, Drays, liorrea, &e. to be taken at a valuation. ty The late Samuel Henderfon, Efq for Ato years carried on a very extenftvc Track in the Premifes, and being in great cabala. tion as an excellent Manufadturcr of Refined Sugar, the Sugar Houle and Premifes are tiniverfally known, and will be entered upon with peculiar advantages. For further particulars and to treat by Private Contra& apply to Meffts. Halt and Jarman, Soli< iturs, liruad Ricci, Dtiftul. AU Letters IllUft be pail paid. VICTUALLING-OAFICE, yammer, 5, 1807 THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS MAY E377's NAY'', do berm:nil" Notice, That on Monday the 26th inftaut they will be ready to receive Tenders In writing Created up) for fuch quantities of Kiln Dried ENGLISH PEASE of the heft quality, as the rcfpedtive Dealers therein may think proper to offer ; to be delivered in the {pace of one Month, free of all charge and ridt to his Majcfty, into his ?via jefty's Vidualling Stores at Portfmouth and Plymouth ; and to be paid for by Bills payable with intereft nicety days after date. The Conditions of the Comma may be teen at the Secretary's (Ace. No regard will It bed to say trader ;If toad tbe priatAtli ad is be. Med be words at lemitit, or tbatikall at be ddivered to the Beard before one o'doei ea the laid Monday, the :6tb itylaet, aer eadefi the per* tabs wales the leader er few Iterfon oa bie &bay, attends le eafwersoben ealledfir. VICTUALLING OFFICE, 7anstary to, 1807. Mr. JOHN Ncvni., of Richmond, in the County of Surrey, butcher having failed to abide by a Public Tender, dated the aoth alt which he made to the Vidualling Board, for the fupply of Fret Beef to His Majefty's Ships and . Vefreis at Yarmouth, Lynn, and Wells, id' the County of Norfolk, for the catalog twelve months, I'HE OOMMINVONERS for VICTUALLING HIS mayEsTrs NAM is Iwo y she wake, That on Monday the s6th Inltant, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (fealed up) and treat with fuel Perform as will undertake to furnish whatev'er FRESH BEEF may be required for the ufe of His Majtfty's Ships and Veffels at the freeral Parts be et e•mentioned , from that day to the 3 tit of Number next, in chafive, and to be paid for by Bills payable with inter& nicety days after date. The Conditions of the Centred may be Peen at the Secretary's Office, at this Office, or by applying to the Colledor of the Cul toms at Yarmouth. No regard will be bed to soy Tessler is tabkh Ile prior flail art be imitated is words at kagth, or that frill act be delivered to the Beard kfere tote eckei ea the fail Monday the 264 idiart, nor wall! the prior whe atelee the Tender. or Aare twist I oa hie ;obeli, aka& to offerer wee* eallod for. VICTUALLING 0171C2, jasivary 17 , 1807. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS 111.171ISTre NA PT de La* jiw Rothe, That on Friday nest the 23d inftant, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (Waled up) and treat for Eight Hun dred Quarters of pale. and Two Hundred Quarters of dare dried AMBER MALT; to be delivered in a fortnight by weekly pro portions into Ids Makity's Vianalling Stores at Deptford; and to be pal•' for by Bills payable with intercft ninety days after date. The Conditions of tha Contradt may be fcen at the Secretary's Office. No regard will ke Lod to any Teenier ix tv6ich the price Asa not ko Uttered iw words at length, w that fall xot be delivered to the Board before one o'clock, 04 the foid Friday the 23d inAnte, woe ex* the For feit solo ~ha the 'Terider,or few Polio on ha behalf anode to oaf - lair when called for. FINE ARTS. MR. CRAIG has the pleafure of announcing to 4 -v the Public, that his F.SSAY on the STUDY of NATURE, in Drawing Landeape, having been long out of print, and yet having been constantly enquired for, he has made arrangements for reviving it, under the title of the COMPLETE INSTRUC TOR in DRAWING. At a time when the higheft changers in the Nation are afo dating her the purport of prom( sing the Imitative Arts, as the means of National profperity. Mr. Canto, therefore, to aid fuch patriotic intentions, as far as in his power, offers this Work to the Public as one, that by beginning with the firft Nlements of Land fine, will inftrudt without the attendance of a maitre. The fame motives have induced him to publith it at a price that but juft defray the expence. The firft fix Numbers. confining of fix Royal Folio Plates each, contain a complete feria of progreffive Letrons Landfcape. with inftruetions to accompany each—the next fix Numbers,price 6s ed. each Number, will give fimilar inftrudtions and Latins in Figures, Ste. - - - - - London: Pub!Med by T. (Moll, No. 3, Ave Maria Lane; and to be had of all Boolfellers and Printfellers in the United Kingdom. Mill4llll, Jan. 13, 1307. l'O BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD purluanr to x- a Decree of the High Court of Chancery made in a Cauca, MILLItt v. Lowe, before JAMES STAMM, Efq one of the Matters of the frill Court, at the Public Sale Room of the faid Court, to Southampton Buildings, Chancery Lane, London, on Thurfday the aid day of January, tBo7, between the Hours of One and Two o'Clock in the A fterooon, in one Lot, an undivided Moiety of a valuable Leafelold Mate, fituate otar the River Leen, in the Town of Nottingham, confliiing of two Manages and a piece of Ground, in the refpedine occupations of Thomas Lowe and Jofeph Draper. Particulars whereof may be had at the Paid Matter's Chambers In Southampton Buildings aforefaich of Meffra. Nl•Dougall and Hunter, nobelium, Lincoln's inn, London (where a plan 6f the Eftate may be feen); and of agars. Middle:atom and Picrcy, Bw. tickers, Nottingham. FREEHOLD ESTATE ON THE BORDERS OF HUNTiNG DONSHIRE AND BEDFORDSHIRE. On Thurfday the 29th day of January, riicry, at the Cack Ino at Eaton, in the County of Bedford, A FREEHOLD ESTATE, fituate in the Parifhes of Great Smaghton, in the County of Huntingdon, an d Eaton Bacon, in she ()aunty of Bedford, containing about Baty Acrcs of Vi.rahle ztxl Mtadow Land, in the occupation of Mr. Chas. Banks, *who will Blew the Premifes. Po&eflio►► may be bad at Lady Day neat, and further martian. Tara at the Odium of Maks. Yorke and Sherarg in °midle or Thr.piton. - T GEORGE BAILLIE and CO'S. BANKRUPTCY, COUNTY of PERTH, and TOWN of STIR4..ING, in SCOTLAND. At Garraway's, tie latter end of February next, (note'', prcri ouGy of by Private Coruna) by order of the Affigt.ccs of George Bailie and John Ja ff rey, A FREEHOLD ESTATE belonging to the Bankrupt JOHN JAFFRAY, Gtuate in the Coucriy of Perth, la Scotland, and alfo e Freehold Houle belonging to the raid John Jaffrey, Gteate at Stirling, in Scotland, and which hitate and Premifes, by a Refolutlon of the Creditors of the Paid George Baillie and idyl Jaffrey, the Affignees are at liberty to fell for Cots accepted by t.ce laid Houle of George Baillie and Co. now re maining unpaid and proved againft their Effete. For further particulars, apply to Dennetts and Greaves, Solidi tan to the Affignees. GEORGE BAILLIE and CO'S, BANKRUPTCY, ST. VIN CENT'S abd BERBICE. At Garraway's, the latter cod of February next (indef. previ °oily difpofed of by Private Contradt) by order of the Affigne s of George Baillie and John 'affray, THE feveral ESTATES belonging to the Bank -1- brupt GEORGE BAILLIE, fituate in the Idand of St. Vincent, in the Weft Indies, known by the names SION !ELL ESTATE, CARAPAN ESTATE, and CARRIERE ESTA IT, and alto a Moiety of another Eftate,fituate in the Colony of der bite, in the Weft Indies, ealkd the INVERNESS ESTATE, and a certain proportion of another Eftatkin the fame Colony, calk,' the CAN AYE LOT, together with ail the Slaves, Plantati , ri Stores, and other Live and Dead Stock, in or upon the Paid f.:ver.ll Eftates, and which F-Ratcs by a Refolution of the Creditors of the Paid George BaiUie and John pffray, the Affignees arc at liberty to fell for Bills accepted by the Houle of George Battik and Co. now remaining unpaid and proved *pita their dilate. For further particulan, apply to Damen' and Greaves, Soliei ton to the Allignees. SOUTH WALES. --- CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATES In CARDIGANSHIRE. To he SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, (Subject to the Life of a Lady aged Eighty eight Years and upwards) A MOST capital and improvable Freehold Pro. perty, called the PRIORY ESTATE, fituate in and near the Sea-port and Market Town of Cardigan, containing upwarda of 2400 Acres of excellent Freehold Land, with valuable Rights of Common; and comprifing nearly the whole of the Lands in the Parifh of Cardigan; and upwards of One Hundred modes futillit,tially built Dwelling Houle. • with fundry Warchoufea, Wharfs, Q uays, Mils, and other Buildings in the Borough f own of Cardigan, which is bounded by the navigable River ivy un the South and Soutk Weft, and by this Property on all other Parts ; the reit of the Lands lie in the adjoining Parifbes of Llan4- ' goidmore, Verwiek and Tremain. Tcgatber with the Manors of Cardigan, and the Priory of Car. digan, with alt Rights, Royalties, Tolls of Fairs and Marken, Chief Rents, (tilt Rents, ace. &c. Alto the Great Tithes of the feveral Parishes of Cardigan, Vet. wick and Trcmain. The elegant modern built Muffin° Houfe and Offices, called the Priory, is delightfully lituated dole to but out of the Town of 'Cardigan, commanding beautiful Views of the River Tivy and furrounding Country, with walled Gardens, Picafure Grounds, Shrubberies, &c. Offices of every defcription, and forming a molt compleat Reader= for a gen eel Family. The Annual value of the Land and Tithes . £i9so Ditto Ditto of the Houfes, Buildings, &c. ono 2050 A most valuable Contingency accompanies this Property, which renders it an Objcdt of high Confederation in a political Point of View. For Particulars apply to Mr. Hugh Smith, Lincoln's Inn, Lon. don; or to Mr. Charles Haifa, Surveyor, Ealtwood, near Nar. berth, Pembrokelhire.—January i,1807. FOR VENEREAL AND SCORBUTIC COMPLAINTS. DR. FREEMAN's GUTTA SALUTARIS, is by far the molt fate and effedual Remedy ever yet difeovew ed for the Cure of that dangerous Difeafe. Perrone unhappily at. flidted with Venereal Complaints in all its stages, and under its va rious appearances, will find a fecure and prefent relief, by taking theta molt invaluable Drops : which, for their excellency during 3o years practice in the molt populous part of London, viz. Hatton- Garden, have been termed Gutta Santana The fecrecy with which molt perfons In alined find it needful to conceal theirfuffer ings,may be lately employed while ufing there Drops; fince they render confinement unneeeffary, as well as all undtuous or menu. rial preparations, or anrfurgical operation whatever. By appointment of Dr Freeman, they are aid wholefalcand ra tan, by R. Butler, No 4, Cheapfide, corner oI Paternofter•row ; Belem and Gibbs, Portfinouth ; Welton and Roberts, Portfea ; Roberts, Harding and Jithnfon, Oofport; Wills, Pittman, and Ro gers, Plymouth ; Roche, Philpb , Hod nd, Haydon, and GlenwiU, Dock ; Dixon, Falmouth; Neales and :Mitchell, Dover; Sharp and Long, Deal; Coleman and Jacob, shimmers; Witheridge, Chatham ; Warren. and Burgers and Ralph, Margate ; Thornycn, Yarmouth; Peck, Hull; Wulftenholme, York ; Macclost.ild, filafgow ; Browning, Paifley ; Baxter and Smith, Edinburgh Heaton, Leed• ; Wood, Wakefirkl ; Lathbury, Liverpool ; Stains and Vaughan, Manchelltr ; Williams and 1 rumen, Exeter; Col- Das, Salilbury : Barry and Sheppard, Briftol; Hazard and Hunt, Bath ; Stevenfon, Norwich ; Hodfon, Cambridge ; Pollard, Brighton; Land, Maidllone; Burbage, Nottingham; Drewry, i Derby ; Wood, and Nott and Lloyd, Birmingham; and nioft Mi. dittos Vendors, in buedea at as 94. ea*, wisp molls &Wilma. THEM RE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. TOMORROW EVENING, JANUARY sr, will be aged the New Comic Opera, called FALSE ALARMS ; or, MY COUSIN. To which will be added the Melo-Drame of TEKELI ; or, THE SIEGE OF NIONTGATZ. This Evening—Falk Alarms ; with the Children in the Wood. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. T O-MORROW EVENING, JANUARY 21, will be tufted the Play of THE TEMPEST ; • Or, THE ENCHANTED ISLAND. Prorpero, !Vic KEMBLE. To which will be added the New Pantomime, called MOTHER GOOSE ; Or, THE GOLDEN EGG. This Evening —Much Ado aboth Nothing; with Mother Goore. ADiItIRALTnOFFICS, Dumber 19, 18 3 6 N OTICE is hereby given thoe a Sews of Oyer aid Temorhur aid Goal Delivery, fir the Trial of °Jima commit ted entire High Sear, within the Yurndiliies of the Admiralty of Eng land, will be held at "Wirer Hall, ix the Old Bailey, Lashio, ex Thar/lay the nal of yanitary next, at Eight o'CYoci i* the Morning. WILLIAM MARSDIN. VICTUALLING•OFPICS, 7aawary 17, tBc7. THE COM,VIISSION.ERS for VIGTUALLING HIS IffAjESTre NAM; de hereby give Make, That on Wedaefday the 28th initant, they will be ready to re eeiveTenders in writing (Crated up) and treat for what Hogthead, Kilderkin, Firkin, Long and Short Pink and Stout Hazel WOOD HOOPS (anfwerable to Samples to be produced with the Tenders) may be wanted for the fervice of this department for the eauing twelve months ; to be delivered into the Vietual ling Stores at Deptford, and .to be paid for by Bills payable with intereft ninety days after date.—The Conditions of the Contrast may be leen at the Secretary's Office. No regard will he bad to any Tender in whirl the trice flan mot k ;alerted is word: at kagtb, or that flail sot k delivered to the Board iefare sae o'clock n the faid Wedaeflay the 28th ilfaat, nor welefi she Perfon who awake the render, or lone P:rjca as his behalf, attends to lalwer übes candler.