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• FR:010 LAST NIGHDS GAZETTE. ADMIRALTY arms, DEC. S. Copy of a Letter from Captain Pranch Stan Tell, of his Majelly's floop the Scorpio*, to Admiral Young, and tranfraltt‘d by the boxer Wirer to theme on. W.W. dated on War' his Ma jefty's Hoop/km.o Scilly bearing N. s 3 Dcg. 6 milcs, December 3, SlR—Availing tnyfelf of information gained by the captztre of la Glaneufe, relative to the celebrated ketch . privateer out of St. Maloes, it is with infinite (atistation I inform you I fell in with her; and'alter a chace of twelve hours, captured le Glanenr, of to guns and 6o men, Monfieur Jrcquel Fabre, com mander, fix_days from Breit. She has been repeat edly chaced, and efcaped by fuperiority of failing ; and is well known at Lloyd's to have done more vnifcbief than all the privateers out of St. Maloes, having run two years with uninterrupted luck. I beg to fubjoin the names of two velfels taken by her, and have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) FRANCIS sraarsw.. Tb William Young. Efq. Admiral of the Blue, and Commander in Chief, &e. Horatio brig. D. Mill matter, from London to Mogadore. La GloriaPortuguefe lip, front Oporto to London. (Signed) V. STANFELL. MILITARY' PROMOTIONS. wet orrice, DEC. 8. MtMORANDUM. The appointment of Lieutenant William Read to be Captain, by purchate, in the soth Regment, vice Platt, who retires, as hated in the Gazette of the Sth inf. has not taken place. Comsniffion 'ivied by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Kent.—Eaß Kent V , lunteers. The Rev joreph Shcrer to be Chaplain, vice Davis, deccafed Dated Nov. 28, an. Commiffion‘ in the Warwickfhire Militia, figncd by the Lord Lieutenant. llofign Charles Greenhead to be Lieutenant ,vice Harris, appointed so 'the line. Dated Nov t 6, tBo7. James Ferguron, Gent. to be Entign. Dated Sept. 16, t 8.37. Chriftopber Croudace, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Nov. 8,1807. Gilcomfton Light Infantry Volunteers. Jam es Reid, Gettt. to be Eagn, vice Milue rellgned. Dated Nov. 13, 1807. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Robert Jopp and T. H. Johnfon. New Bond- ft reet, Mir!Mecca, Bien drapers and haberdathers. Dce t, 1807. John Torry and Alexander Ritchie, jou. of London. Novem ber i 7, 1807. William Slater and Thomas Slater, of Birmingham, platers.— Ynvember 25, 1807. Robert. Wilton and Jofeph Wilkn, of Halifax, I'm - kr-Pre, linen drapers. December 3, 1807. William Mora, Edw. Burrow, and Wm. Bagonld, LiverpooL February 5, 18°7. John Pitt and Thomas Hadley, Birmingham. Nov 18. 3807. William Lloyd and John Lloyd, of Weapon, county of Wilts, tanners. January 17, 1807. Richard Peacock and Junes Fran, Tooley -ftreet, London.•—. 'curlers. December 3.. 1807. James Palmer and John Edwards, Pimlico, Middlefex, iron- Munners. Dec 4, tBO7. William Orme., fen. and William Orme, jun. of Southwark, diftillets. Sept 29, 2807. Elton . Almond, Francis Evans, and Thomas Fuller, of Milk- RiCet, London, tea dealer and merchants. Dec 5 1807. John Thumpfon, William Antlers, and Richard Cox. Decem ber a; 1807. BANKRUPTS. Charles Waugh, of Blackburn, Lance&ire, linen draper, dealer I and cbarman, to furrtnder December a 6. at five, Deeember 28, I and January 19, at eleven, at the Bay Hork Inc, Blackburn.An• Attornies, Mr. Roben Dewburit. Blackburn; or Mr. Henry Blakelock, Elm court, Temple, London. JONA 'Sanders, of Hinckley, L. iceiteribirc, dealer in corn, dealer and Chapman, December sB, at fmir, Der. 29, at tar, and Jan. 10. .e wor.lock, Warwick. Actorniaa, Mr Cane, Gray'.. Inn. London; or Mr. Prichard Smith, in Moor area., Birmingham. Letitia H4ginbottons, of Mancheiter, milliner, drefs maker, deakT and charwoman, December at. 29, and January 19. at three at the'llti4ewater Arms. Mat clutter. Attornies,Meffrs. Duckworth Chippitidall, and Derain', Ma. chetter. Samuel Kay, Of Burnley. Lancafhire, timber merchant and cabinet s - maker. December 26, January 8, and 19, at twelve. at the Hare and Hounds Inn. Bury . Attortlies, Mr Samuel Woodcock In Bury; or Mr Henry Blakebek, Elm court Temple, London. Wemys Difney, of Newcattle-upon-Tyne, fpirk and porter mcr• chant, dealer and Chapman, December 30, 31, and January 19, at ekven, at the Queen's Head, Newcaftle upon Tyne. Attor nics,Mt Set tt, leeweaftle ; or Mr Heaney, Chancery lane, London. Daniel Ateoch Rofs, of Graccchurth (trees, London, barer, Dee. to, at eleven, Dee..mber 19, at twelve, and January 19. at ten, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Forbes, Ely place, Holborn. JamesArbialter, of Stafford, !bur dealer, homer, dealer and chap man, December 23, 24, and January 19. at eleven, at the Little ton's Arms Inn, in Penkridge. Attornies, Mr. William Smith, Wolverhampton; or Mr Frotterick 'furrier, No. ,s, Bloomfbury Square, London - James Thompfon ' I iv-rpool, merchant, dealer and chapnian, December 3; 31, and January t y , at one, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool Attornles, Mara. GM and Whitley, Liverpool; or Mr. Sateye, Chat cery-lane, London. DIVIDENDS. Dec. 8. William Ticken, of Marlow Bridge, Belts, dealer and I chaptuan, at one, at Guildhall, London. Dec. S. John Shaw, of Newgate area, London, lincn.draper, at twelve. at Guildhall. Dee 7. William Dartnal, of George-yard, Lombard-ltreet, Lon • don t Bedsitter, at twelve, at Guildhall. • Dec 7. Robert Rawlinfon, of Liverpool, faddler, at twelve, at the Globe 'Pavan, Liverpool. Dce 5. 'I homes Mullett, of the part& of St Pancras, Middletex, vintner, at twelve, at Guildhall. c. S. Richard Eliham, of Church row, Newington, Surrey, carpenter, and builder, at ten. at Guildhall. lire. 29 Johia 'Senior, of Broad court, Drury lane, money feel veLer, at ten, it guildhall, London. Dec. 2. Thomas Marriott, KinFaftels London, wine nurchm, at eleven, at Guildhall. Dec t. Charles Andrews, of Burnham, EfrezZbutelier, at tell, it Guildhall, London. Dec. S. Francis Strafe'', of Windfor, Berks, grocer, at sae, at Lond(ls. Dec 8. Tot.' Cramer, of the Royal Spa Gaellens, Bertnondfty, inuncanultrnamsnt nialtrr, at oce, at Guildhall, London. --- ECCLESIASTICAL PRO MOT lONS. The Rcv John Radcliffe, A. M. of New College, Oxford, is appointed a Minor Canon of Canterbury Cathedral, vacant by the deceafe of the Rev. Thomas Freeman. 1 be Dean and Chapter, of Canterbury, have prefented the Rev. [homes Ortanny to the vicarage of Weft Cliff, near Dovir, va cant by the deccafe of the Rcv. Robert Pittman. .._____ BIRTH. At Jerky, the 29th November, the Lady of Captain Highmore, of the Royal Veteran Battalion, of a fon. MARIkIZD. Friday UR, at Elharn,Frederiek Reade. of Camberwell, to Mifs Lewin, daughter of R. Lewin, Efq. of Elbam. At Edinburgh, on the 'ft irift. Captain Chula Atintnlll, of the 77th regiment, to Mif Jane M.Pberfon, eldeft daughter of Major M•Pherfon, AlEft int 13amck Matter General. Tuefday feanight.at Portfmauth, Mrs Williams,, wife of Capt. John William!, of the Royal Marine Corps. Wednefday laft, In Wimpole-ftreet, Cavendlih fquare, Vice. Admiral Jahn Paltenharn,lga64 On Thurfday, the infant ion of Captain S. Ballard, of the Royal tiavy. At Prince of Wales's Bland, on ssd March, 1437, John Hope iiphant, Efq. At Calcutta, Colonel Collins, who filled a blids diplomatic &az n age of the Mabratta Courts Mr. Kirby, one of the fuperintending Matters of the Rives N cdway,fuildenly, on Saturday. OLD BAILlfr, DIM. 8. 1 entente Smith was indiaed for stealing three odd boots, the property of Henry Moggridge, at Fleet ftreet, at the tune of the late fire in his bottle. Mr. BARRY, the Counfel for the prifoner, end's. examined the witneffes for the profecution with con. fiderable ingenuity' and ability ; but nothing could 4hake their teaimony. The priloner was convitied'. The Common Ssaptahr pronouncing fentence upon him, animadverted with great force upon the enor silty of the offence, and fisted the neceility of making a fevere example of offenders of this defcription ; he then ordetet the prifoner to - be .trattfported 'for feven years. y. Simons, who was ci invieed of (haling a few pounds of 'candles from Ilf. Coloney, a publican, in Windmill-fireet, demanded' Come property of his which he Paid was in ilia hands of the police officers. The Cora mom &repasts., however, informed him, that he had no property : that it belonged to the Sheriff. The Sheriff then Rated that any thing of that fort that came into their hands was given to. wards the Sheriff's Fund for the relief of poor debtors and petty offenders. Richard Wawa, who keeps the Three Pigs, at Hengefield, near Norwich, was indifled for a mifde meanor, in having olAruded Come excife officers in the execution of their duty, on the xoth of Oflober, t 806. The obliruftion was proved by three, and the identity of the prifoner was (worn to by two officers. Four other perfons, however, proved an alibi to the fatisfaftion of the Jury, and he was acquitted. Same day the Seffions ended, when lenience of tranfpnrtation for (even years was paired on William Ryland, Jofeph Heaths, John Tytler, George Smith, William Parker, George Field, James AniTerfon, William Weft, Rebecca Simmons, George Petty, Thomas Welch, Sarah Smith, Henry Hart, alias Slackman, Charlotte Cooke, lfaac Ellis, Laurence Denly, and Laurence Smith. One was fentenced to be imprifoned in the Houfe of Correflion, at Clet enwell, for two years ; one for one year ; ten for fie calendar months, one of them to be privately whipped, and two publicly whipped ; and (even were ordered to be imprifoned in Newgate for vat ious petiods, three of them to be privately and two pub licly whipped. St.ffiJns adjourned to rsth January ntxt. MIDDLESEX SESSJO\s. HICKS'z, HALL, DFC. s. Patrick Mooney and jams Sherlock were indicted for affluiling John Connell. The parties v , ere all members of a benefit Vciely, chiefly composed of knights of the thimble, who met at the Blue Bell public hnnfe, in Cecil•court. Some months ago their ffrong box was robbed of a font of money, by the former clerk or fecritary ; but the theft could not be fufficiently traced to the offender. The profecutor, who was one of the Stewards, was very aaive in endeavouring to bring the criminal /0 junice ; In c , .nfequence of which feveral invelligath.ns I I took place before the Bow ftreet Magiftrates, and there followed a fort of general convulfion in the Society. Some of the connituted authorities were cafhiercd, others degraded, new ones chofen ; and, as in all cafes of general eletlions, much acrimony and party fpirit were excited. Altercation followed altercation, and the Gnddefs of Difcord reigned with unlimited fovereignty in this once peaceable community. Upon one of the club nights, while thefe controver fres fubfifled, the profecutor had been in the club room ; hut having retired from thence to the tap, he was followed by the defendants, who abufed him, and beat kim in a molt violent and un• provoked manner. The Defendants were both found Guilty, and fen. tented to (even days imprifonment in the Houfe of Cot-ration. Bow STRIF.T.—A Itale trick was pranifed on Fri day, by an elderly man of the name of 1 Anti d Churn, having the appearance of a farmer, on a Mrs. Jane Croucher, a widow lady, of Brompton-row, by pre- tending to find a d:amond croft, the half of the Imo duce of which was to be paid to her. Fine was in• diced to advance 51. all the money the had about her, and alto to part with her watch, worth 301. in return for which the crofs was depotited in her hands, and the man promifed to call upon her, to give her 401. and to return her money and watch, when the/ crofs was to be returned to him to be diffored of.— The fuppored diamond crofs was foori afterwards difcovered to be worth no more than iss. informa tion was given at Bow-flreet, and Humphries, one of the patrole, went with Mrs. C. in tearch of the (windier, whom they accidentally met in Leiceffer fquate. He was taken to Bow Ricer, where be un derwent a long examination, in the evening. before Mr. NAREs, and was committed for further examina tion. He is near 70 years of age, is an old offender, and has been tranfported three times. Some parties connedted with the prifoner, fince his laft examination, have been endeavouring to prevent profecutt ix from appearing, by offering to return her watch and n• to ;—(this, is what is called by thieves " fl a ili ng rar" the evidence)—but the was prevented from agreeing to this by the interfcreace of her brother. A 51. note, which was found upon the priftner proved to be the fame he obtained fir m the profecutrit. He was yelerday fully committekt. John Harvey was indicted for violently afraulting his matter, Mr William Hammond, of Southfleet, Surgeon and Apothecary. On the part of the profs cution it appeared, that on Sunday, the Bth March lad, Mr. Hammond had returned from vifiting rogue of his patients, whu were in a dangerous way, and wanted to fend out Come medicines in great hall e.— The defendant, who had been formerly his coach man, and then his porter, not being in the way, was fent for to a neighbouring public houfe, and having delayed longer than was neceffary, in his matter's opinion, he reprimanded him with Come little warmth —upon which the Drfendant became infolent, and demanded his wages, (wearing that he would not fir till he received them. Mr. Hamniond then took hold of his collar, Cor the purpofe of turning him gently out ; but the Cervant immediately Calmed him with a knock down blow, threw him over a box in the !urger y, and injured him fo ferioufly, that he was ill for a length of time with a fpitting of blood. The Defendant having thus taken his tevenge for the foppofed it.fult, ran away, and was not apprehended for Come time after. TO-MORROW. Sun Tires Sun Pets Moon rites 4 minutes after 8I 56 minutes after 313 minutes aler 6 CCHILBLAINS ate prevented from breaking, and their tormenting Itching inft.t.ttlymmovedbyW ill I'F.H EAlis ESSENCE of MVS FARO. univerfally elleemed fur its extraor dinary efficacy in rbetimatifort, palfies gouty affeilions, and coin plabits of the ftosnach; but where this certain remedy bas been unknown or neglefted, and the chilblains have adlually broke, WHITF.HEAD's FAMILY c2.RA rz will cafe the pain, and very fpeedily heal them. - - - Prepares! and fold byR. Johnfton, Apothecary, t 5, nreek Rivet. Soho, London. The Efrencc and pills at as. 9d each, cur C.rstc at to tld. Sold by every Medicine Vender in the Unitrd K ing dom.—The genuine has a black ink Ramp. with the name of R. Johofton inferted on It. PUBLIC ADVANTAGE. I'HE advar.t.age the 'public mull always derive i from regularlye.dueated profelfional men directing abnoft ex- 1 clulively their ftudies to one fpecies of malady, was never more clearly dorneoftrated than "by the unexampled turrets which has attended the adminiftration of their new remedy, and the extra- i ordinary cures it has performed; Fora long feriesof years, Meffrs CURRIS and Co. Surgeons, formerly in his Majefty's ferviee, I have made the Venereal Weak ths particular objuß of their in- j veltigatioo, and arc happy in having difeovered a medicine lupe dor to 'mereure in the core of that eomplaint.—lt -is fofficient to obferve that the effedis of this remedy are dianietricalty oppofite to thofe of mercury,for though it completely eradicates every veftige of the virus, in its aloft confirmed @ages, yet it does not lo the leaft injure the conftitutiratoci the contrary, it renovates the fyf tern in all its natural fundtions, promotes appetite, andgkettitates digrition—thus traced of reducing a ftrong and vigorous conftitu. 1 don to the frightful condition that mercury does, it not only pre 1 tenet that constitution In its primitive Rate, but reitores a weak I and debilitated one to its natural itrength and vigour. Nuraberiefs inftanees are on recent record of the foperlor el lacy of this Medicine, its initottit and fpeclfic virtues adthig as a per• petual convOive to bodily debility, whether proceeding from an excels of conjugal or illicit *afire, or from the more infiduous, though not lets deftrudlio: indulgence of Meas. does yenth of both fens in a certain pernicious habit. Asada the metanchly variety of diforders which are the eonfequence of this folitary vice, there are none more atilidt ing than that diftreffing ftate ordebility and deficiency, which prevents or embitters the ma trimonial Rate ; the unhappy (offerer broods over his misfortune ahem -1 to Peek relief, until he Is reduced to firth - estate of weak nefs as to render life opprefilve. To filch pedant it tnuft be a con . tiding relfedion, to know that they may now, by a new Infallible mode of treatment, be reftored to that greateft of all human bleff. ings,aftkongintailly, and vigortnis constitution. In all cafes of debility, deficiency, from whatever caufearifing, as well as in every Itmries of venereal infection, Mara Currie and Co. may be confulted by patients of either tea, with the greats& fancy and honour, at their hook, No. soy, Hatton Garden. Letters from the Country (port paid) including a bank note, , will have the necedikry medicine mitadvice fent to any part of the Kingdoms No , 10 7, Hatton Garden. Mr. GLIADC, for the Defendant, obferved, that it was not very likely that Mr. Hammond was in thri moll calm and unruffled temper in the world at the time this affray took place. He had five patients at the point of death at the moment, and withing to have his medicines fent immediately, and 'the man delaying rather long, it was not very probable that he gra& took the defendant by the collar to turn him out. The fait however was, as he fhould-prove in evidence, the defendant delaying when the mailer was in a hurry, the latter flew in a 'age, and, feizing him by the collar, &ook him violently, and the man in his own defence was obliged to knock him down. He then demanded his wages, againtt which there was a fet-off of bolus's and medicines, and a further fet-off of the day being Sunday, and no pay-day. This tranfation took place in the forgery, when the very implements of the Profecutor's profeifion were fulficiently terrile, without the aid of the Profecn tor's wife and fon (landing over him, the latter with a petlle brandithed over his head threatening his denruaion every moment. This Ratement was in Tome meafure corroborated by the female fervant of a near neighbour, who was an eye witnefs to the tranfaftion, law the violence of the Profecutor, and (wore politively that he gave the &11 affault. The CHAIRMAN, in charging the Jury, explained the law to them upon this fubjea, between mailer and fervant ; obferving that every loaner had r right to turn his fervant out of doors if he pleafed, and for which purpok be might lay bold of bit collar with out yierlente. The fervaitt had alfo a right to' be SALES BY AUCTION. paid his wages; bat there was another remedy to be *Trotted to betide infolence and abufe. In this cafe, At the London T.ivern Foxliole ftrec.,Plmotiti ) on T•lcfslay, however, as there was a contrariety of evidence, the trth of liccenther By virtue of a Commitihn of etpprailetn. ne and dal- (11'-ed the profecutor, Ms fon, and another perfon;fwearing the High Court or A aniehlt Y of Fugland, addr‘ffeu to in oppofition •to only one witnefi on the part of the I Alder and John Gould, Ffq Plymouth, defendant, it was for the Jury try determine between l rT , HE FOLLOW, vi I NG GOODR • z _. them. The Jury , after ten minutes confultation, so Band- Wins found a verdia of acquittal. 41 Halt ditto, ditto Lucy ho/fe was indided for a violent afrault upon r . ditto Hannah. Fluke, the wife of Williarn Fluke, on the • 40 Calks Pumice Stone 4 ) Bags Shumac. 27th of June fall:. Being the entire Cargo of the Darifh twig Elizabrh P S , told Maftu, detained on her voyage from t n by Mr. Gisans hated the cafe, which - was ellablilked the private (hip of war Alert, Jeremiah Mowk C o• by evidence, and was of a very aggravated nature. For further particulars, Catalogues, and ssmi>les, apply to Ed- Hannah Fluke Rated, that the had lodged in the ward Alder, or P. Moyfey, Brisker, Plymutrh. houfe of the hufband ef the defendant; who is a man --- of fuhltance, reading- in Green's Buildings, Chancery Lane - 141w the paid t 5.1. per annum frr her lodgifike, which the regularly paid when the fiat quarter be came due. At the end of the next month, however, her hufband was called upon for the rent, which be paid ; the enf'ing month, a fimilar demand was made. This was on Saturday night, doting her hufband's abfence. The demand not being complied with, the defendant went away, and having notice to quit, the, in the interim, procured the money of her hufband, which was not accepted. Accordingly Ilse prepared to remove, and about eight o'clock the porter was removing a bed, when the defendant came up, and ufing the moll vioient language, Bruck her a blow on the breall, and palled the bed from off the porter's fhoulders, intilling it fhnuld not go. The witntfs then (aid, 46 Mrs. Rolfe, why do you flop my bed ? there is no rent due." Upon this queflion bring put, the defendant (truck her leveret violent blows : the confequence was, that being in a preg nant Rate. the alarm and ti jury the teceived thereby occafianed a mifcarriage. In the c3urfe of this alter cation, a Mr. Ackroyd, a broker, appeared and feized the goods for rent alledged to be due. The testimony of the proPcutrix was confirmed by a perfon of the name of Willi in's, w ho witneffed d;e whole tranfaCtion, and a frilled her into a neighbour's where every atterrion was paid to her, in order to recover her from the fwoon into which the had fallen. The Counfel for the defendant endeavoured te , imprefs the Jury with a belief that rent was adually due, and that his client was ading Lona fine for the protedion of her hirthand's property. lie laid that fr violent was the condo& of a female friend of the profecutriz's, that Mr. Ackroy, the broker, was flab. bed by tier in the face with a knife. The July found the defendant Guilty, and the Court fcntenced her to pay a fine of jot. MONMOUTHSHIRE.-CAPITAL NAVY TIMBER. Ey WM. HAL.E, At the King's Wad Inn,ln the town of Newpr-t, Tu ;by, the 124 4.141 of December [B)7, be-wen the hour- o three and five in the afternoon, fubjed to Inch CouditiJus as &althea ha produced, • EIGHT Hundred and Eleven, ONS 4 16 ASH..ani i 9 BEECH TIMBER TRZI ni..rked but numbered with White Paint; with about to Acres a itifona Wood, which win he Sold in the lolloWing Lots, viz Lot r. Fifty eight Elm Timber Trees, marked from t In ft; both inclullve, !landing on Lands in the pollilEint ut Wftlima James, and John Lloyd, in the paring of Clara Church, aid mat Mainde Houle one mile from Newport. . . Lot 2. Onc Hundred aid Fi'ty Elm Trees, marked u shove, ftanding on Lands in the port' &in of WiMans Levretyn Samid Ford, and Taton Lands, in the parifh of Nadi, five miles front Newport. Lot 3. Sixty eight Oak, L 6 Elm Timber Trees, marked and numbered as above, (landing ou Lands near Ai:abide Houle, within one mile of Newport. Lot 4. Eighty-fix fine Oak and 9 Elm Timber Trees, mirked and numtered as above, itanding on the CW'll Farm, in the p.riih of Clain. Church, in the poliefilon of William Francis. lot 5. Two Hundred and Sixty-t.hree capital Oak, 3 Elm. i 6 Afh and 9 Beech Timber Eras, Banding on Lands in the pullet. lion of Henry Prince, William Pritchard, and William Powell,M the pat itb of Lantriffaint, about two miles from the Navigable River Ufk, at Newhridgc. Lot 6. Three Hutiircd and Four Oak and 45 Flrn Timber Trees, and a bout eight Act cscf Coppice Wood, as under, viz. _ . " ' " Seventeen Oak and 6 Elm, marked from Not to I 7, and from a to 6 incluave, llatulit,i, on Lands in the puff. ffion of Mrs. Morgsn. One Hundred and Sixty-one Oak and 2r 8 en marked as above, Raveling on Pcitcaworled farm, it the poffelno.: of Edward Francis. Ore Hundred and Twenty fix Oak •od 14 I , lm, and two Cop pice Woods, about eight Acres, lir mil , g on Whitebrooke Farm, in the poircElon of Williun Francis, all in the parilh of Lau. vacleas. lot 7. Ninety-one Oak Trees and about tw los Mies of Cop. pice, viz. Seventy fire Oak Timber Trees, marked from I to 75 inclufivc, :landing cn 1 ands in the poffeifion of Mrs. Jones,at the Rock rod fountain 1 Six.x....n flak Timber Trees, marked as 3 1, 0ve, and a Coppice ' Wood, cared the . Ktiolet Wond,And a fmall Maid adjoining, ro gctlecrubliiit twelve: Act es, ilanding on Lands in the poll'efkun of i Lich t.T.I I-I , welle, in the p. rifh of Penh.oa . N IS. Lots 6 and 7 tic 41, adjoin the Tur Ipike-road, at the R ock and 1 7 .'11.4 sin; diftance eilht miles from the Sl a port towns ci Chipfltiw aid N. wport: . t -- - 1 Th t greater F ar of the above Timber is calculated for Naval pt rpofes, and will he fmn - 41 we w. nth the attention of Timber i nv nraiants and sh , p builders in general. I * ?ova view of Lot 1, apply at It . Sill& Moore; and for the other t. ' .14 us;.to the nip, Clive Tenants: Io: ILI! to, i particulars, to Mr. W illi.im Hall. Land and I hither Surveyor, near, Tredrgar, Mon nil Aithlbire. . . . . . .tUTLER'S . RESTORATIVE TOOTH-POW. L. DER , bore offered to the rife of the Priblic at large, was In tht• circle of Dr. P. H. Dimfdale's partieulararquaittrance, and the Nol•ility and Gekry, his patients, and i's virtues juftly appreciat. ed ; t'rut a certain &bear prtvented bin , from publicly announcing this:. reparation. Me. butler has come into pofieffion of the original recip:, and he begs to Mire thofe alllieted with decayed or offen five acerb and . gtptur, that they.may rely oil its e ffi cacy ?nd reflor. at We quality—b tt tam of which any one may be convir mi. by a f a ir and candid tile 0! one box. Of the properties of this Tooth. Powder, its deterfive property is jt.ft fufficient to cleat away tbofe ileftrubive particles of acid which get:erally adhere to the gums, and in the interdicts of the teeth. without injuring the (Mixt of ~ither, healing forenefs in the former, and promoting a new ena. n Nei of pearly whiteners, where it Ira. been injured or corroded on the latter. It bas a pleafaut and agreeable edam' and is withal fo perb•dtly innocent, that it may be eaten without njury. Thefa tlillit gulling charadteriftics grits fanative effedts and fuperiority, have i srocured it the unbounded approbation of the Qiiten, the Prince tree, the Finprefs of Rufila, the Duchcffes of York, Bedford, On:tuts. Leeds, Rutland,and molt of the Englifh and foreign No way, i rany of whom recommend it with admiration, as a nt err fary appendage tot be tenet, and indeed they do bat common jut. Ilice bcreln; ( - ince it imparts a firmnefs and beautiful rednefs to the gunu • to the breath the molt delegable fwcetnefs, and, if ufed COS. Rand y as dlrcdted, will render the teeth firm and white, and pre vent tl r tooth ach from returning to thofe who have been liable to i ts alo ft baneful effedts. p re p ; a.cd and fold wholefalc and retail by Mr. Butler, No. 4, Cheapfide, corner of Paterrioßer-vow, London, and of molt coon try m e diae, e Veuders and Perfumers, in boxes at as. 9d. each. Of whom may be 124, Butler's improved Silver-wired Tooth. B ru n ws ,pwr is. each. The Rev Mr. f i ZARCLAY's PATENT ANTIBILIOUS PILLS. was a lea. ttk "1 :he celebrated Dr. Buehast, Atithe,r of the Dim - leak Mc3icine, that complaints of the flornach and bowels are ,be prevailing malady of this couniry, which lay the foundation of the met; formidable and fatal di!. cafes ; that the pram/ who mule( difeo ref' for the relief and et tre fafe-and infallible remedy would performa molt important f. take to fociety. That difeovery has now been :ludo in the Patent Antihilions Pills of the Rev. William Barclay,Kle extcttGve tale of which, and the high eltimation in which they are „derervedly held. has confiderahly knelled the number of thzle cowndaints ; and bids fair, in a wort time, to be the means of entirely eradicating- . them. There Pills have a quick and fate operation, they ac powerfully' and ipecifically on the bile, and thus remove the numerou 41Kr/titers connected with it,fick headaches, flatulence. liver eirmplaintr,jaun dice.octvous diforders from indigefli. n, &c. They are the mock valuable family medicine hitherto cifered to the Public and the Proprietor i, :upported by the molt refpetfiable evidence of the firft cbara(ters of the Nubility and others, that they bkve never been admit/W(4rd to any paten wielcut giving cc nein and fpeedy relief, and in the end completing a cure This valuable medicine, having been ufed with fuccell, is rem/. mended by the follow ing diaiuguiCted Perfonages:—. The Riflin Het Ant - count DILLON The lac,.‘i Biihop of BATH and WELLS Sir JOHN HONE YWOOD; Bart. M P. for iluniton Sir STEPHEN LUSHINGTON, B3rt. M.P for Pcoryn THOMAS ANSON, itfq. M P. fer Litchfield. JAMES AMYATT, Efq. M.P. fel. Southampton NICHOLSON CALVhIa,T, Ffq. M.P. fi r Hertford • EDMUND BOEHM : Ffq. New-ltreet. String-gardens THOMAS HAMaIERSI.E.V, Fig PaII.MAI G. W. DICKES, Lfq. Privde Secretary to the Archbithop of Canterbury 'The Rcv. Mr. DI MOM, Librarian to the Aid/Whop CECIL FORRLo I'ER, big. M.P. for Wenlock Sold wholefale and retail by Mr. Butler, No. 4, ChaaPadet corner of Paternolter-row ; and retail by Mr.Kie.y, Stafford (treat, Old Bond ftreet ; Mr. Stratton. Leiedter fquare; and by all re. fpedable Venders in 'Town and Country. A Caution—Ohfervc ere name of William Barclay is ograno on tl e (tamp, sal ich is affixed on the toad& wripperof cue box ; all nut Banaped are a dangerous imitation. Price sa 61 and toe, per box, with ample diredlons. HIGH WATER. AT LONDON TO-MORRO/I o' , Morniog 14 nloutte after to After 000 • 41 minute, after 10_ LONDON; Printed and puhliched by LEVEL KENT, (of C +3 terburrYlace, Lambeth) at the STAI-OFFICI, Na. t, Cu . 1 . Erect, Publilhed taro at the STAIL•OI /ICI, Tea+ple•Aat, T