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FROM SATURDAY NIGHT's GAZETTE., MILITARY int °MOTIONS. WAIL STOICS, AUGUSTS. Royal Regiment of Horfe Gnareh--Lietvenant Withem Terry to be Captain of a Troop, by purchafe, vice Abney, who retires; and Cornet William Drake to be Lieutenant, without purchafe, vice Terry. 3d Regiment of Dragoon Guards--1 lentenant J W Gray, from half pay of the soth Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Turner, who exchanges. 7th Ditto—W. 11 Digby, Gent. to be Cornet, by purehafe, vice Shaw, who retires. sad Regiment of Light Dragoons—Comet N. Dalrymple to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Paterfim. promoted; Cornet --- :Mem to be l ientenant, by purchsfc, vice Blundell, promoted; George KLir. C nt. to be Cornet without purchafe, vice Wood, promoted. rtd Fabricius Tymon; Gent. to be Affiftant Surgeon, vice Brown , deceafed. 233 Ditto—Major the Hon3urahle F. C. Ponfooby, from the 13th Foot. to be Major, vice Turner. who exchanges. 24th Dittn--Affittant Surgeon A. Young, from the 78th Foot, to be ARiftant Surgeon, vice Dude, whore appointment has not taken place. 25th Regiment of Light Dragoons. To be Lieutenanta--Lieutenant B. Came, from Champagne's Regiment, vice Flanked. deceafed. lieutenant Robert Kennedy, from the 19th Light Dragoons, vice the Adjutant. Lie enant Fdward G. Ta)lir, from the i9th Light Dragoons, w.ce Dahell, promoted in the 43d Foot. C rntt Samuel Saunders, from the ,9th Light Dragoons, vice King, promoted in the 7th Foot. To he Adjutant—Lieut Samuel Saunders,vice Scott, who religns. Ift Regiment of Foot Guards—Captain W. K. Elphinftone, from the 93d Foot, to be Litutcnant, vice Featheritonhaugh, who exchanges *' 3d Ditto—Arnold aurrowes, Gent. to be Entign, by purchde, vice Boyce, promoted. It Regiment of Foot—Fnfign J. W Reader, from the 6cth Foot, to be lieutenant, vice College, appointed to the zcth Royal Veteran Battalion. 3d Ditto—Lap Thomas Lloyd, from the Bth Foots to be Lieu tenant, by purchafe. 7th Ditto—Affiftant Surgeon Richard Dawfon. from the stb Gar rifon Battalion, to be Afilitant Surgeon, •ice Waters, appointed to the 3ad Foot. loth Ditto—John Cummins, Gent.to be Enfign, by purchafe, vice Fothergill. promoted. istb Ditto—Enfign John Radcliffe to be Lieutenant, without pur chafe, vice Hardy, promoted in Brigadier General Bonne's Re giment; Enfign William Portbury to be Lieutenant, with out purehafe, vice Sale, promoted; and William Porthury, Gent. to he Enfign. without porthole, vice Radcliffe. 23 . h Ditto —Major Charles Turner, from the 23d Light Dragoons, to he Major. vice Ponfoaby, who exchanges ; Enfign Edward Wildman to be Lieutenant , by pu rchafe, vice Crcfpigny, pro moted in the Royale ; Henry Waterman, Gent, to be Enfign, by purchafe, vice Archdeacoo, promoted. 24th Ditto—Lieutenant W Akerdide, from the 7th Garrifon Bat talion, to be Lieutenant, vice Rowe, who excharges; Lieute nant John Y. Mountford, from the 23d Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Kettilby. who exchanges. 25th Ditto—Fnlign Alexander Scott to he Lieutenant, vice Bit. Oran. deceafed ; Enfign Wm. Ford, to be Lieutenant, vice Rolph, , appointed to the 9th Light Dragoons ; Enfign Charlton, from the Newfoundland Fencibles, to be Enfign, vice Scott ; John Carmichael. Gen' to he Enfign, vice Ford; Serjear.t Mr jot James M . Barney. cob- Quarter Matter, vice R ofs, demoted. 16th Ditro—Fnlign JolutWall to be Lieutenant, without purchafe, vice Arebhold, promoted in the aft Weft India Regiment; Ray mond Heoville. Gent. to be Enfigrt, vim Wall ; Stedman Raw. Tins Hartman, Gent. to be Enfigu, without purchafe, vice Wil Lams. who relL.ns. 27th Ditto—Fnfign Mark Noniron to be Lieutenant, vice Wood, deceafed; Surgeon C. Corfield, from the 76th Foot, to be Sur geon, vice D'Arcy, who exchanges. sift Ditto....Fira Lieutenant Archibald M'Lean to be Captain of a Compary, vice Boyd, deceased second Lieutenant Thomas Fairweather to he Fitft Lientenalt. vice M Lean. 22d Ditto-1 icutens nt Wilton to be Captain of a Com. pony, vice Hellman demoted. 23d Ditto-14eutenant James Kettilby, from the 14th Foot, to be r.• ^ ieutenant, vice Mountford, who exchanges; Second Lientena ---- O'Flaberty to be FUJI Lieutenant; Farmer, Gent. to he Second Lieutenant, vice O'Flaherty. osth Ditto--Alexander Brown Baxter, Gent. to be Enfign, by purchafe, vice promoted. 30th Ditto—Hofpital• Mate Edward Brett to be Affillant-Surgeon, vice O'Flahr.rty, appointed to the 9tk Garrifon Battalion. 33d Ditto —Major John Campbell to be Lieutenant Colonel, by purchafe, vice Elliott, who retires; Captain F. R. Weft to be Major, vice Campbell. 34th Ditto--Enfign D. W. Rots to be Lieutenant, vice Moore, de csafed; Enfign Francis Hay to be Lieutenant, without purchafe. 35tIa Ditto--Captain Thomas Tilden, from the late Royal frith Artillery. to be Captain of a Company, vice Jodderell, deceafed; Captain G. F. W. Fluker. from the 9oth Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Wefterman, deceafed. 37th Ditto—Lieutenant Andrew Tilt to be Captain of a Corr • pony, vice Lewis, demoted; Enfign -- Page, from the 6oth Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Tilt. 38th Ditto—Lieutenant William Ince, from the 7th Carrifen Bat talion, to be Lieutenant,withont parehafe,vice Taylor, promoted. 4oth Ditto—. Thomas Browne, Gent. to be Enfign, by purchafe, vice Powell, promoted in the 66th Foot. 43d Ditto.—Captain Saumarez Brock, from the 48th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Haverfield, who exchanges. 46th Ditto—Enfign Alexander Campbell to be Lieutenant, vice Williams, deceafed ; Enfign Frederick Elliot, from the 3d Gar rilon Battalion, to be Enfign, vice Campbell. [7th Ditto—Charles Williams, Gent. to be Enfi„,m, without pur chafe, vice Wall, whore appo'ntment has not taken place. 48th Ditto —Captain John Haverfield, from the 43d Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Brock4who exchanges; Enfign James Williamfon to be Lieutenant, without purehafe, vice Howe, who refigns; John Marlhall. Gent. to be Enfign, vice Williamfon. soth Ditto--Enfign William Bower to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Bate, who retires; Enfign John Patterfen, from the 7th Gartifon Battalion, to be Enfigo, vice Dillon, who exchanges; Suodgrais, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Popham, appointed to the aft Weft India Regiment. Sid IDitto--Enfign 1 ord James Hay to be Lieutenant, by rue chate,vice the Marquis of Tweedale, promoted in the loth Foot. Seth bitto--Enfign William Adams to be Lieutenant, by pur chafe, vice Brugh, promoted in the 6oth Foot. g7tb Ditto-o-Lieutenant George Mayer, from Half•pay of the *h Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Seton, who exchanges. Both Ditto--Daniel Forks, Gent. to be Enfign without purehafe, vice Page, promoted in the 37th Foot; Lieutenant John Fitz getald, from the 96th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Turner, who • - exchanges. 64th Ditto—Enfign Wm. Gamble to be Lieutenant, vice M Kay, deeeafed;Enfign Thos. Harrifon to be Lieutenant, vice M'i.aine, promoted in the oth Garrifon Battalion; George E M•Connell. Gent. to be Enlign. vice Gamble; Jolh. Rawlins Walwyn, Gent. to be Enlign. vice liarrifon. 65t12 Ditto--Lkutenant-Colonel B. Philpot, from the 77th Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Maddifon, who exchanges; Cap ta=n W. O. M'Gregor to be Major, vice Ottley, deceafed; Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Alexander Keith, from the 77th Foot, to be Major, vice M Gregor, who exchanges; Lieutenant Dunlop Rigby to be Captain of a Company, vice M'Gregor; Bongo Thomas Hutton, from the 77th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Watfon, deceafed; Eufign Charles Lord, from the 78th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Arniftrong, promoted. 66th Ditto--Enfign Stepney St. George, from the .; sth Foot, to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Roberts, who wires. 76th Ditto—Surgeon L. D'Arey, from the r 7th Foots to be Sur geon. vice Cor fi eld, who exchanges. 77th Ditto it utenarit-Celonel Geo. Maddifon, from the 65th Foot, to be 1 icutcnant-Colonel, vice Philpot, who exchanges • Major H 0. M'Gregor,from the lista Foot, to be Major, Vie.; Neill' who xchanges; Lieutenant Robert Northeote to be Cap • ta=n of a Company, by purchafe, vice R. Brown, who retiree; Lieutenant John Herriott to be Captain of a Company, by pun. chale, vice Wright, who retires. • s3d Dittr—Fnfign John Terry to be Lieutenant, without pur chafe, vice Reynokis, promoted ; Quarter -Matter Sabah to be tulip vice Terry. =4th Ditto--Enfign J Salifbury Jones to be Lieutenant without purchafe, vice behuyler, promoted. 86th Ditto—Serjeant Duncan Stewart, from the 78th Foot, to be Infign by purchafe, vice Gould removed to the 77th Foot ; Affiftant-Wrgeon It. BelLue, to be Surgeon, vice Deane, who ragas. Erb Dltto--James Can Barton, Cent. ts'betntlgn, by pit. chafe, vice Storey. 88th Ditto—lierLules Ellis, Gent to be &fir, without pnrchare vice Jackfon, deceafed; Samuel Macalpinc, Gent. to be Enlign, without purchafe, v cc, Faden , who rains. 89th Ditto—Lientenant Wattcr Prarfe, from the 9th Carrifoo Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Burehalt, who exchanges. 9 th Ditto—Captain C.C. Dixon, from the both Foot, to be Cap tain of a Company, vice Scott, deceafed ; I 'cotenant John . Law, from the 77th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, without Sir chafe, vice Flukcr. remo►ed to the 35th Foot ; Enfign George Darky Cranlield, from the York Light Infantry Volunteers, to be Lieutenant, vice Fowen, removed to the 4th Royal Veteran Battalion; Enlign John Fleming, from the tR Welt India Regiment, to be Lieutenant, without - purchafe, vice Fergufon, promoted. 93d Ditto—Brevet Major H. R. Featherflonhaugh, front the t Regiment of Foot Guards, to be Captain of a Company, vice Elphinftone, who ezchange& 96th Ditto— Enfign Richard Graham, to be Lieutenant, vice Stephenfon, deceafed ; Enfign Samuel Taverner to be Lieute nant, without purchafe, vice Rae, who religns; Lieutenant G. Turner, from the 6cth Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Fitzgerald, who exchanges; Hnneyman Mackay, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Graham ; George Forman, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Taverner. 97th Ditto—Lieutenant F. R. C. Sheldon, from the ad Dragoons, to be Capttain by purchafe,vice Finucane, who rakes. sit Weft India Regiment—Enfign Thomas Popham. from the soth Foot. to be Enfign. !vice Breawnlie, &cured ; jaekfon Crandon, Gent. to be Enfign, without purchafe, vice Fleming, plow:eta in the ;oth Foot. sd Weft India Regiment—Lieutenant J. W. Henderfon, to be Captain of a Company , vice B eatt y deceafect; Enfign Paul Steele Hunt to be lieutenant, vice Henderfon ; John Ewing, Gent. to he Ballo, vice Hunt. 4th Ditto—Ennio acid Adjutant John Kempland to have the rank of Lieutenant. To be Enfigns—Robert Chapman, Gent. vice Livingftene, &eta fed ;Thomas Robert Parker, Gent. vice Ryan, promoted in the Bth Wcft India Regiment. 6th Ditto—Enfign it.. S. M'Hugo to b^ Lieutenant, vice Robert. foci, deceafed ; Bagn W. H. Glover to be Lieutenant, viceßun ciman, deeeafed ; John Chiftwilme, Gent. to be Enfign, vice M'Hugo; William Woodyer, Gent. to be Enagn, vice Glover. 7th Ditte--EnOgn R. K. Gatehoufe to be Lieutenant without pur. chafe, vice Blanchard. promoted; Enfign Samuel Buchanan to be Lieutenant, without purchafe, vice de Puifaye, who rdigns ; Donald Cameron, Gent to be Enfign, without purchafe, vii e Maxwell, appointed Quarter Matter to the Bth Weft India Re giment ; Stevenfon, Gent. to be Enfign, without purchafe, vice Gatchoufe ; Alexander M'Millan, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Buchanan. Bth Ditto—Enfign John Ryan, from the 4th Weft India Regiment, to he Lieutenant, without purchafe, vice Rigby, who refigns ; Enfign Stewart Maxwell, from the 7th Weft India Regiment, to be (Z . 9 . 2rter Mafter, vice Taylor appointed Adjutant . Major General Champagne's Regiment—Captain the lionnurable J. Bruce O'Neill, from the 18th Light Dragoons, to be Major, by purchafe, vice Dalrymple, who retires. York Light Infantry Volunteers—Lewis Phillip Monnett, Gent. to be Enfign, without purchafe, vice Cranfield, promoted in the poth Foot. 2d Garrifoa Battalion—William Wilkins, Gent, to he Enfign, vice Davis, removed to the 3d Royal Veteran Battalion. 3d Ditto— William Gibbs, Gent. to be EnEgn, vice Elliot, remo ved to the 46th Font. sth Ditto—Hofpital Mate William O'Donnell o be Affißant- Surgesn, vice Dawfon, removed to the 7th Foot. 7th Ditto--Lieutenant Stephen S. Rowe, from the 14th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Ake*fide, who exchanges ; Lieutenant W. Ritchie, from ding, to be Lieutenant, vice Ince, removed to 311th Foot; Enfign William Dillon, from the soth Foot, to be EsiGgn, vice Patterfon, who exchanges; Hofpital Mate Thomas Canon to be AiEltant -Surgeon, vice O'Douoghue, whole ap- pointnient bas not taken place. yth Ditto—Lieutenant Wm. Mure Burchall. from the 89th Foot to be Lieutenant, vice Pearfe, whn cachou-a. Canadian Regiment Fencible Infantry—Enfign OlJing to be Lieutenant ; Enfign Marthall to be Lieutenant, vice jadis, removed to the Nova Scotia Fencibles; Earl Pa- trick Coley, from Half Pay of the 89th Foot, to be Enfign, vice Buchanan, who exchanges; John johaltune, Gent. to be East>, vice Oldirg. Royal Stannary Volunteer Artillery. Major John Lovell Gwatkin, to be Lieutenant-Colonsl, vice Trc lawney, deceafed. Captain John Vivian to be Major, vice Gwrtkin. MEMORANDUM—Lieutenant Edward Fitzgerald, of the 48th Regiment u: Foot, is fuperfedcd, being abfent without leave. ORDNANCE OFFICE, AUGUST 7, 1807. Corps of Royal Engineers. Gentleman Cadet Archibald Walker to be Second Lieutenant , vice Dixon, promoted. Dated July 21,1807. Gentleman Cadet William Fariter, to be Szeonti Lieutenant, vice Cheyne, promoted. Dated July 25, 1807. Gentleman Cadet Sherbourne Williams to be Second Lieutenant, vice Calder,prosunted. Dated as above. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. James Rebinfon the younger, of Liverpool, radio. BANKRUPTS. Matthew Macklin, 1 ,te of Southampton, filverfmith and working jeweller, to furrender Auguft 17, at one, Auguft s 8, at ten, and September t 9, at twelve, at the Dolphins' Nu, Southampton Attornies, MCfrri. W. and J. Allen, Clifford's Inn, London ; iv Mr. Smith, Southampton. Richard Grover, of Town Mailing, Rent, grocer and asuPiseeper, dealer and chapman, Auguß 17, at fix, A uguft 18, ar eleven, and Sept. 19. at ten. at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Sod low, Monument Yard, Londou. William Williams, of Oxford ftreet, Middlefex, linen-draper. dealer and ebapmaii, Auguft rt, 29, and Sept 19, at twelve, at Guildhall. Anomie.% Meffrs. Dale and Thomas, (jr the-court, Fleet ftrect, London. Thomas Filcock, of Macclesfield, Chefhirc, grocer, chandler, dales and chapman, September 4, 5. and 19, at eleven, at the Royal Oak Inn, Matichefler. Attorney, Mr. Hall, Maccl esfield. Peter Martinnant, of St. James's-street, parifh of St James, Mid dlefes, wareheufeman, dealer and chapman, Augutt al, at fix, Auguit as,at one, and Sept. 19, at twelve, at Guildhall- Attor- Ides, Mars. R'illett, Annefley and Son, Finfbury-fquare. DIVIDENDS. Auguft 14. John Usher, of Great Kington, otherwife Kyneton, Warwickfhire, butcher and maltiter, at ekven, at the Flying Horfe Inn, Bilibury. Augutt 7. Robert Palmer, late of Carleton Rode, Norfolk, miller, at ten, at the Cock Inn, Attleburgh. Augutt 12. Thomas Dorton Thomas, late of Portfea, Hants, fla doper, at onc, at the Royal Oak Inn, Portfea. Auguit to. James Richmond, of South Shields, Durham, men• chant, at eleven, at the Golden Lion Inn, South Shields. Auguft 11. Samuel Hobbs, late of Bath, Somerfet, grocer, at ten, at Guildhall, Lo .lon. Aura tt. William Bloxam, of New Road, St. George's in the Feft, Middlefex, cooper, at ten, at Guildhall. Auguft to. Henry Binden, of Thornbury,Gloncefterfbire, bacon. fader, at eleven, at the Bulb Tavern, BriftuL Auguft tt. William Buckton, late of Kingfton-upon-Hull, fpirit merchant, at the Whitt Hart Tavern, Kingitott-tipon-Hull. Auguft i t. Thomas Gondyer. now or late of Market-ftreet, Hots, grocer, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Auguft 15. Thomas Tilts, of lA'ymondham, Norfolk, cordwaincr, at three, at the lihite Swan Inn, Norwich. Anglia to. William Howell, of Death, Glamorganfhire, Stop. keeper, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn. Brittol. Augnit it. Benjamin Travers and Jamea Efdalle the younger, of Queen ftrect, Cbeapfide, London, (agar-dealers and copartners, at ten, at Guildhall. DIES. Saturday fennight at Ms aper metre, InTottenham Cinct teal, in the 76th year of his age, Mr. John Walker, Author of the Pi o. nouncing Dldtlonary of the &ebb. Language, and of feveral otht r works, of acknowledged excellance, on Grammar and Elocution ; as a profeffor of which he had, for nearly forty year,. defervedly held the higheft reputation ; and had amaffed a competent fortune by means equally honourable to himfelf, and beneficial to thee in whofe inftruelion he bad been engaged; but which would have beam more ample, had not Its accumulation been retarded by his repeated and extenfive charities. He had been honoured with the patronage and frictitifhip of Dr. Johnfon, Mr. Edmund Burke, and many others of the molt diftitguilired literary and prefeffional haraeters of the age; who refpetted and efteemcd him, not more or the critical and profound knoriedge he difplayed en the rub- Jet% to which he had devoted his enquiries, *an for the copra endow' adherence to principle, the manly avowal of opinion, and the undeviating rcalcut4e of conduct, that marked every Rage of his life. SALES B! 'ACTION. MANOR AND ESTATE-SOMERSETSHIRE. To be be SOLD by AUCTION, By Melia HOGGART and PHILLIPS, At Garraway's, on Thurfttay, the x3tb day of Augult, Unlefi previnufly difpcifed of by Private Contrad, ADESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, cal led PILTON PARK, Tythe Free, confining of a molt de firable Gothic Refidence, a part of which has been recently fitted up, at a confiderable expence ; offices, gardens, and about 730 acres of capital grazing land, in a ring fence, with fuitahle farm houfes, and farming buildings, innate in the rich Vale of citation - bury, two miles from Shepton Monett, four from Glallotibury, and twenty iron. Bath and Brine]. Two rivulets run threugh the Eftate, abounding with trout, &a. which afford a conttant fup ply of fine water. ufed for Irrigation. The Manor abound. with game, and there is plenty of fine marl, lime, and none for build ing. The Teuant‘' term expires at Lady-day next, when the whole or any part may be occupied by a purchafer. For price and every particular, where plans may be fern, ap- ply (if by letter, poll p ici) to Mr. Warry, New Inn, London ; Menrs. Fooks and Feered, Shepton Matfett ; Mr. Bell, Land. Surveyor, Wincheiter ; and Mars. Hoggart and Phillips, Old Broad.ft met. Mr. Hick., of Pilton Park Node, will thew the EState; and printed particulars may be had it Garrawry's ; Bulb fan, Brietol ; White Hart, Bath ; Antelope, Salitbury ; New London Inn, Eat-, ter; and George, Bridgwater. FONMII.I. MANSION, wiLys.. By Mr. H. PHILLIPS, on the Premifes, on Monday the t7th of Auguft, and fix following days (Sunday excepted) at twelve, ALL the magnificent and calily HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ; noble French Plate Olaffes, of fingular Magnitude, Perfedlion anal Beauty, meafuring from 106 by 64 s t t by 64, and of Idler dimenfions ; the fuberb Organ in the Hall, thee celebrated Statue of Bacchus, brought from Roma by the Honourable Charles Hamilton, Bronzes, Carvings in Ivory, Two lurch Tables of Oriental Alabafter. Etrufean Ware; Valuable IORIGINAI. PICTURES, by N. Ponfin, Leonardi da Vinci, Lu device° earrachi, Vernet, &c.—a complete in of the lonic of the Vatican, coloured, eftcemed the fireft and molt perfeet extant, , and illumined with gold by F. Panini,correfpoodently framed and 1 glazed with French Plate Glafs—Colleaion of Modern Pidlures and Drawings, by Turner,Hamilton,Romncy, H.Hlges and others Cabinet of rare Mandarin, Royal Scve, Dna n and French PORCELANE, compofed of jars. Cillenis, Vales, Urns, and Cabinet Gems, Dinner. Defiert, and Tut Services; an Affcmblage of the fcarce and fine Old Gold japan—The fevcral valuable sl.a. teary Marble Chimney Pieces, of elegant Deign and exquifite ' Sculpture. by Bacon, Banks and Flaxman; fuperb Stoves, all the beautiful Mahogany Doors, and other v.:luable and fplendid Effeds, of FONTHILI. MANSION. near SALISBURY, WILTS. The Domellic Furnitt.re is in the immediate Tafte. and competed of a fepetior Dtfcricticra of Materials; the Draperies being formed of catty Satins, Silks, Dimafk, and Chintz; particularly a Suite of Satin Hanzin, , s, elaborately and beautifully painted in Flowers; the Commodes, Cabinets, Cheffoniers, Confoles, and Pier Tablet, are formed of Role and Satin Woods, deigned a l'Antique, and decorated with Or-Molu; Mahogany and Rofe Wood Dining, Pembroke, Library, Writing, and Welling Tables; Suites of Chairs, covered with Satin, Morocco, and Chintz; fafhionable Saphas, Fauteuls, and Bergiers; Carpus, of the Axmnfter, Brut fel% and l'urkey Fadtories, and fried Patterns; fumpt nowt carved and gilt Tripods and antique Candelabras; excellent Canopy, Four putt, Sopha, and Field Bedfteads, and rich Hangings, with appropriate Bedding. Goole and Down Beds, Wardrobes, Drefling Commodes and Tables, Chelts of Drawers. and the ufual Afton ' meat of Chamber Furniture. the molt of which New within the loft Four Yeara, and now in the hi;heft Rate of Prefervation. May be viewed from the z7th of July, sioi, to the Day of Sale, by Catalogues only, at Ss. each, to be had of Mr. Collins,Printer, Saifbury ; Mr. Crutwell, printer of the Bath Paper; IVleffrs. Foxall, Fryer. and Co. Old Cavendifh• street; at the Place of Sale; and of Mr. Phillips, New Bond ftreet N. B. The Salt of the Valuable Materials of the idanfion will take place in S pternher next. ESTATES, near GREAT MARLOW and WEST WY COMBE, BUCKS.—By Mr. DAWSON, At Garraway's Coffee Houk, Change -Allty, Cornhill, London, on I'uefday nest, the z ith day of Augult, at Twelve o'Clock in the forenoon, Several deferable FARMS and PIECES of WOOD LAND, in the following Lots: Lot t. A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, called TENCROFTS,conpang an excellent Farm Houk with convenient barns, (tables, and out offices ; 93 A. 36 P. of good palture and arable land, all in a ring fence, and otte acre of Meadow in the Common Mead, now in the occupation of Mr. Heather, on a Lafe, 7 years of which will be unexpired at Mr ' ehaelmas next, at the very low rent of 6M. together with 4 A. R. 27 P. of Beech Woodland, in hand, adjoining. The premlfes are freehold, and are lituated in the pari(h of Great Marlow, in the county of Bucks, froM which place they arc only about one mile dißant, fix from Henley, fix from Wycombe, lix from Maidenhead, and 3 a front London, to all which places there is a turnpike road dole to the houfe The fituation of Tencrofta is peculiarly beautiful, and the houfe is capab'e of great improvement, at a fntall expenee. The Farm abound with nheafants and every kind of game, and the lands rotted the hour.: are admirably formed for pleafure grounds, or a (mall park. and command not only a cbarmiag view of the River Thames for a conliderable extent (and from which it is diltant about half a mile), but one of the moll delightful and pieturelque profpeas in the country, and is admirably calculated for the reft dence of a Gentleman who has frequent occafion to go to and from London. Lot —A fmall Freehold Farm, called Wood Fnd ; comprifing a cottage, farm yard, orchard and garden, and four doles of arable land, containing together 27A. 2R 18P ; and now in the occupa tion of Mrs. Sarah Blackwell, on a leafe, z 7 years of which will be unexpired at Michaelmas text, at the very low rent of 171. per an• nuns—Wood End is fituate in the narifh of Me dmenham. in the county of Bucks, about 8 miles from Henley, and 3 from Marlow. Lot 3.—A valuable piece of Woodland, remarkably well Rocked with thriving Beech timber, fituate at Wood End, adjoining the Farm, and containing 2oA. tR. 3cP. Lot 4 —A drfirable Copyhold Eftate, of Inheritance, caned Chirps, comprifing a good tarm•houfe, with convenient barns, (tables and other office+, orchard, garden, and 15 (lofts of good Arable and Paßure land, containing 83A. 2R. I P.; in the occu pation of Mr. Tr..,.lnr, at a very low rent. Together with a Piece of Woodland, called Round• Wood, in the centre of the farm, containing BA. 2R. 23P. of excellent Beech Wood in hand, well Rocked with thriving timber, the whole inclofed in a ring fence...- Chipps is fituate in the patina of Weft Wycombe, in the county of Bucks, within about half a mile of the turnpike road leading front London to Oxford ; and is &Rant about two milei from WeftWy combe, 4 from High Wycombe, 6 from Marlow, so from Hen ley, 34 from London, and has a very extettlive right of common. Lot 5.—A fmall compadt l•reehold Farm, called Green End, on the oppofite fide of the turnpike road to Chipps Farm ; comprifing a cottage, barn, Roble, orchard and garden, and feven doles of Arable land, containing 67A. oR. 26P. 'invite in the (aid part& of Weft Wycombe, and about one mile from Lot 4; and alto, in the occupation of Mr. Taylor,at a very low rent, and only about hall a mile from tke turnpike road, together with the thaws ad joicittg, containiog 2A. IR. is P. well Rocked with capital timber. N. B. Juts 4 and g (except the Wood Land to be fold in there Lots) are let together on a Leak, of which fifteen years will he unexpired at Michaelmas Feat, at the very low rent of Sol. de terminable by either landlord or tenant at Michaelmas, 1808, on giving twelve months notice to the other. Lot 6 —A very valuable piece of Bach Woodland, called Ray Wood, fituate at Green End arorefaid, in the laid parith of Weft Wycombe. adjoining the farm, and only about a quarter of a mile front the turnpike road, containing 14A. 2R. well Rocked with thriving timber. Lot 7. l'wo pieces of excellent Beech Wood Land (being Copaltold of inheritance) adjoining to Chirps Farm, well hocked with thriving timber, containing together 6A..3R. t [P. The Prctnifes in the Mudge-rows to be taken at a valuation. All the above Eftates are Freehold, (except theft defcribed to be Copyhold of lokeritance,) and the Land-tax is redeemed. Particulars may now be bad of the Tenants; alto at Ganraway'n Coffee Houfe ; the Red Lion, Henley ; Bear, Wallingford Whia Hart, Beano ; Sun, Maidenhead; Bear, Reading; Upper Crown Marlow ; Red Lian, Wycombe ; Black Boy, Well Wycombe Meas. Mayo and Pearfe, Ho. 3, Cloak-lane ;of Mr. Cooper Solicitor, of Mr. Norton, Prioter, and of Mr. Bevan, carpenter Henley; and of Mr. Dawfon, Auctioneer, Great Marlboroug' ftreet,London. The Premifes may be ken on giving aday's notice (if by letter,poft paid) to Mr. Cooper; or to Mr. Jacob Bevans cerecuscc, Watch who will (hew chem. DR. PREiPiit•TS atill'A SAI.III ARI 3. THE value, of this Infallible Medicine has been c f long proved, that nothing of the preterit day can bar a competition with it in an the different Rages of a certain Weak, which ittifedbrally cures and eradicates from the habit, without exciting • the paluful feelings and expofure that attends lodisation, without debilitating the couitirution in any degree, or even re. flaking confinement from bufinefr, or reltriction in diet, The radical virtues of thefe lneftintable Drops have proved their claim to public approbation for mews than thirty years. In all the tie. Miry of both fexe,, they prove a never failing rtftorative, ther the debility is produced by too free ale of Mercury, illicit pleafures, or the effedta of a warm climate to travellers, and** going abroad. They eahnot be recommended too itrongly is thole who will receive a face. tpeedi, and complete cure in all chi itubboro Gleets, and every weaknefs that affeBa the bladder and organs of urine. By its efficacy many wemson have become mo. thers, who for years had been deprived of that happlnefs. Sold wbolefale and retail at Mr. nutlet's, No. 4.Cheapfide,cor. ner of Patemolter-row, and retail byßelam, Portfmouth; Wefts, Portfea ; Wills and Rogers, Plymouth' Peek, Hull; °Awe% Dals. lin; Macdobald, Glafgow ; Smith and Standerton, Edinburgh; and by matt country medicine wanders, blanks, at h a . pd. sa c k with ample diree.tious. RUTLER'S RESTORATIVE Tolima POW DER, here offered to the arc deist Public atlas*, was it the circle of Dr. P. H. Ditufdale's particularaequaintaooe, and the Nobility and Gentry, his patients, and its virtues juftly apptedat ed ; but a certain delicacy prevented him from publicly antsounetni this preparation. Mr. Butler has comc Into poffellioa of the original recipe, and he begs to allure chore aftlieted with decayed or offla• five teeth and gouts, that they may rely on its efficacy and react rive quality—a tt utrin of which any one may be ccmvicced, by a fair and candid trial o' one box. Of the properties of tits Toot* Po +Act, its deterilve property is juR fufticiesat to clear away there deftrudlive particles of acid which generally adhere to the gums, and in the interftices of the teeth, without injuring the &dace eV either, healing forenefs in the former, and promoting a new era. mc I bf pearly whiteners, where it has been injured or corroded on the latter. It bas a pleafant and agreeable odour, audio withal to perfectly innocent, that it may be eaten without injury. Tbde diftinguilbing charadteriftics of its fanative &edit and fuperiortty, have procured it the unbounded approbation of the iQatai, 'he Princeffes, the Enterers - of Raffia, the Dochettes of York, Bedford„ Gordon ' Leeds, Ratlaud,and moft of the Englith and foreign No bility, many of whom recommend it with admiration, as a meet ' fary appendage to the t -act, and indeed they do but common lat tice lurch', flocs it imparts a firmners and beautiful redness to the urns ,to the breath the nioll-deleCtabie fweetners, and, if ufed coo- Rantly as dircdted, well render the teeth firm and white, and pre vent the tooth ach from returnit.g to thole who base been liable to its molt baneful cirtels. Prepared and fold wholefale and retail by Mr. Butler, Na. 4, Cie 'pude, corner of Paternotter-row, London, at 4 al tnoft coat try Medicine Venders and Perfumers, in !natal at as. 9d. each. Of whom may be had, butler's improved Silver-wired Tomb. Britlhca,ptice is. each. PUBLIC ADVANTAGE. THE advantage the public mug always derive from rtgularly educated profeffional men it tang almoft ex cluavely their itu.ti, s to one Ipecies of malady, was never more clearly demonftratcd than by the unexampled (meets which has attended Vie adminiit ration of their new rani dy, and the extra ordinary cures it has performed. Fora long feriesof years, Meta' CURRIIi and Co. Surgeons, formerly in his Majefty's ferviec, have made the Venereal Difeafe the particular °Ned of their in veftigation, and we hapry in having dikovered a medicine Cups rior to mercury in the cure of that complaint—it is fufficicnt to obferve that the effects of this remedy are diametrically oppofite to thole of mercury,for though it completely eradicates every wage of the virus, in its molt corfirtned Rages, yet it does net in the leaf} injure the conflitution—on the contrary, it renovates the (yf• tem in all its natural fundtioos, promotes appetite, and facilitates digettion—data inftead of reducing a Strong and vigorous canine tion to the frightful condition that mercury dots, it not only pm (trees that conititution in its primitive Rate, but teflores a weak and debilitated one to its natural itrength and vigour. Numherlefs inflances are on recent record ofthe fuptrior effiescy of this Medicine, its inherent and Ipteifte virtues acting as a per petual corrective to bodily debility, whether proceeding front an catch of conjugal or illicit pleafure, or from the men infidvous, though not lets defttudive indulgence of incau tious youth of both fries in a certain pernicious habit Amide the melancholy variety of diforders which are the eonfeguenee of this folitary vice, there are none more afflidting than that diareffing ftate ofdebility and deficiency, which prevents or embitters the nu trimotilal state ; the unhappy facetr broods over his misfortune, affirmed to leek relief, until he is reduced to Inch a ftate of weak ne fs as to render life oppreffive. To fuch perfons it muff be* coo foling reftedtion, to know that they may now, by a new infallible mode of treatment, be reftored to that greateft of all human bid- Inge, a ftrong,manly, and vigorous conftitution. In all cafes of debility, deficiency, from whatever eaufearifinp. as well as in every fpecies cf venereal infedlion, Meffrs Currie aid Co. may be confulttd by patients of either fee, with the greateft fecreny and honotrr, at their house, No. toy, Hatton Garden. Letters front the Country !pelt paid) including a bank note, wiil have the occeffary medicine and advice fent to any part of the I Kingdom. No. toy, Hatton Garden. w I-IEN Profeflinnal Men of Education and Re. v V fponfibility deviate from the general Syftena by the feledien of a particular branch, the fan etion of long continued furceffes is the heft criterion of fuperletity. Thirteen years have I devoted my pradiee to the exclefive met. men( of Three Diforders, and the fuccefsful retitle of my plan give, me additional arcloar to oppofe, as far as I am able, the ravages of thole Complaints which are the snoft important in the Catalogue of Hassan Infirmities. After initiation into every Branch, as an Army Surgeon, I farmed a with at an early period of practice to refcus individuals from the ignorance of uneducated men, or the equally dangerous precipitancy of general PraClitiaaers. I he Three INfarders, en the cure of which I have devoted my attention, eomprife every 4ecies of VENEREAL INFECTISII, whether of a remelt or long duration; ally, all hinds of debility, whether arifing from the habits of School bays, or the indulgences of mature age; and,laftly, that derangement of the fyitem in wet men which is called BARRENNESS, or S TERILITY. Numerous Difeafes are the re(ult of ignorance, or balk in the treatment of a Pimple Gonorrhoea ; and it cot unfrequently hap pens that the feeds .4 Life are poifoned by the irdifcretion of an unguarded Pour. By a Superior method fuck Complaints are eafelr cured; and, even where others have failed, I truß that 1 may pro fume to offer a radical re.ettabliihrnent Few, however, are the cafes of complicated dfitrefs in this dr order, compared with the calamitous lituationsof Dien, who. Irons an indulgence in a Solitary vice, or the prevalent gaieties of a fafhioitahle life. acquire that Rate of debiiity, which is the one voidable confequeece of fuch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy (offerer troode over his mifery, but caee fully conceals Isis misfortune, it may be fome confalation far law to know, that although it be an objcdt of doubt or uncer amy with otior rraelitioners, the removal of axle deficiencies by the gradual progref of renovation, is the acquirement of my meri• cote it the rites of Bacchus or Venus have hegira to reduce ma* algotir, much anxiety wall he prevented by an early counteradiott of this laegtsid Rate; and in thole cafes eo great difficulty will °rat' rut where this deficiency has for years cxiited, a proper Foie Vera( .:. is indifpeefably requifite to revive the numbering iparhs of lite, and to re animate the conaitution. MARI: IF.1) WOMEN, who have long been difappointed in their col-vela:ions of a family, may be aPared, that In rataa ice ftaere%, loch .I.leCra are curette by Medical ((till. 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