Star. — London, England, 1811-05-23 00:00:00

• . GAZET' 'L - . -- . hOtvi, 1 0F.31.MY NIGHT'S MILITARY PP fITsIOTIONS. vrAtt.orFicE, MAY 21. itapirtypt of Life Goards--lientenant \V E. Girallestone to Ca . ptaM of a 'lrrimp, by purchase, vice Spicer, who re lees ; enemy :rod quts-Lieutenant Wm. Paxton Jervis to he Lietite want, grey Girdlestone; Lieut..nant Francis Upjohn, trom h toot, to be Cornet. and Soh- Lie er a.ii , vier Jeriets. 9d Regiment of Dragoon Guards--Cortiet FAseatd Dyer to be I ieotestaia withuitt purchase, .'rte Chambertayne , promoted. sth Dirt o—eornet George Miles to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Berimeer., who retires. 3d Regiment of FOM Gtiatd:—Captain the Hon.FranclAWbeeler Hood to Se Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice StrWm. Dolling, who rt tires. lit Regiment of Foot —Enaiitn Robert Horsmau Scott, from the Dumfries Militta. maim rnieirt. 3d Ditts—Ensign Wrn..Johnston Stewart, from the West Essex Militia, to be Ensign; Ensign Francis Bernard Fielding, from ditto, to be ditto. 4th Ditto—Lieutenant James Marshall, from the 3d West York Militia, to be-Ensign. • 7th Diitn--Ensign Edward Wells Bell, front the Leicester Mili tia, to be Ensign. Bth Ditto--Lietiterant WstrWa/sh to he Captain of a Conipatly, vice Lorne. d. ; Ensign Jacob Ituddoek to be Lieute nant, vice Walsh; Francis Wm. Lamb, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Ruddock. 9th Ditto—Ensign Robert Brookes, from the South Gloucester Militia, to be F.naten. 12th Ditto— Emign and Adjutant D. Hayes to have the Rank of Lieoteneot. - • . 14111 Regiment of Font. '1 tribe Ensigns. • Lieutenant George Rossignid, from the RoyalWestminetif Mid dlesex Militia: Lieutenant E. H. • Cosens, frotp the Royal Boats Militia; Ensign Robert James, from ditto. 17th Ditto—SePtimor Hareisos. Gem% to be Ensign, viceYottng, promoted : 1.1.-etenant John Win. Samo, from the Royal East Middlesex Militia, to be Ensign. 94th Ditto—Aleamile: Child. Gent. to be Ensign, vice Jesseman, deceased: Lien roan,. Robert Jones, from the Royal West r Middlesex Militia, to br ditto. 9 40, Di to—Ensign Richard Chadwick to be Lieutenant, vice Bettor,' - deceased; John Clarke Nelson, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Chadwi2k. 31st Lieutenant Wm. Smith, from the WUtshire to be Ensign. 34th Ditto— Lieutenant Francis Pope, from the West Kent Mi litia, to be Ensign. 35th Ditto—Ersign Henry F. Hughes.from the Canadian Fen cibles, to he Ensign, vice Fitzmaurice, who exchanges, Slut Dion—Staff Hospital-Assistant William Trumble to be Assistant-Surgeon. 40th Ditto—Ensign James Anthony to be Lieutenant, without purchase. vice 14'1,1,11i-stone. cashiered by the sentence of a General Court Martial; lieutenant John Casson, from the Leicester Militia, to be Ensign. 41st Ditto-I,km, 'tam W. C. `sunders to be Captain of a Com pary. vice *Frew. di ceased ; Lieutenant John Ashe, from the' • Wiltshire Militia, to he ; Lieutenant Thomas Martin, from the Notthlliam Militia, to be ditto. 47th Ditto—Lieutenant Wm Phelan to be Captain of a Cont. ony, vice WA, cry, deceased. Slat titto—Lieweitant Richard Wilsen, from the South Giou cesr er Militia, to be Ensign. 55th Ditto—Ensign Robert Irving, from the Dumfries Militia, to be Ensign. 57th Ditto—Lieutenant George Vaughn, from the West Mid dlesex Militia; to be Ensign. 60th DittorrErte lUofverskold, Cent. to be Ensign, without pur chase, vice Ledwith, who resigns. 6341 Ditto--Entlign Michael Vicary to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Perelman, who retires; John Carmody, Gent. to he En sign, without purcha e, vice Vicary. 66th Ditto—John Dmrlan, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur chase. vice Bulkel, y, superseded. 69. h Vitto—Lietitemmt Henry Forbes, from the Nottingham Militia to be Ensign. 71st Ditto—Ensign David Soutar, from the Forfax'Militia, to be Ensign 734 Ditto—Lieutenant George Dawson, from the West Middle awl htilitia, SO be Ensign; Lieutenant George Anthony Pooh, from the West Kent Militia, to be ditto; John Richard El more, Gent to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Packman, who re signs. 75th Ditto—Liestenant • Richard Lott Knight, from the Wiltshire Militia, to be Ensign. . Pth Ditto—Lieutenant S. W. Swlney, from the Staffordshire Militia, to be Ensign. . • 90th Ditio--Ensign E. S. Dula to be Lieutenant, without pur ... chase, nee Swindler% who resigns; James King, Gem. to be Ensign, vice Deena. Dino.-Ensign Lames Black, from the Forfar Militia, to be Ensign 95th Ditto—Lieutenant William S. Robertson to be Adjutant, vice 'I ravers, promoted. Ist West-India Regiment—Lieutenant Lorenzo Nixon to be Cap-' ' tain of a Company, without pu rchase, vice Hicks, appointed, is the 4th Vetrran Battalion. his Ditto—Lieutenant Joseph Roche to be Captain of a Com . pany,withriut purchase, vice Edwards, who resigns. To be lieutenants —Ensign Henry 'luckey, vice Trappes, de erased ; £n.ign Henry Moore, vice Mourn who resigns ; En sign Robert Ferguson, v ic e Hoo p er, deceased ; Ensign Charles 13. Addison, vice Roche ; Ensign Alexander lAwrie,virte Hart, who resigns. To be Ensigns—James Smith, Gent. vice I uckey ; Charles Shaw, Gent. vice Moore; W eer. Leslie, Gent. vice Ferguson ; Serjeant- Major Wnt. Blair, from the 67th Foot, vice Addison; Alex ander Geddes, Gent. vice Lawrie Sd Ceylon M Regiment—ajor Donald Mackay, from the Royal Corsican Rangers, to be Major, vice Joknstonovho exchanges. Royal Cot dean Rangerii---Major Arthur Johnston, from the Sd s..eylan Regiment' to be Major, vice Mackay , who exchan g es. Ditl , •n's Regiment. To be Lieutenants.—Ensigna F. .Vn Stitz, Louis Norman vide, Fortune D'y Sebrant, Per H ron o de la e Ferrage, and --- - Mesta. • To be Eu-igns— G. Wallace, Gent. v i ce Von Steitz; --.. De 1-atre, Gent. vice Normanville; -- Pages, Gent. vice D'y Sebrant ; I.e Ni-itf, Gen!, vice de la Ferrage ; and Gre gory Zuuaro, Gent. vice Dicenta. sth Gurison Battalion—Edward Pilkington ' Gent. to be A rd s- Cant -S urge on , vice O ' Donnel , appointed to the 19th Light Dragoons. Canada Fencihles—Ensign Ulysses Fitzmauriee, from the 35th, Foot, to be Ehnen. vice Hughei, who exchanges. The King's German Legion. Sd Light Dragoons—Serleant Cadet Charles Wiebold to be CM% net, vice rollmati, who retires. Sd Light Infantry—Ensign Adolphurde Witzendorff to bilarier loam, vice Ernest Meyer, who resigns; and J. Charles Sim TI.-tivedeu to be Swaim, vice Mackglasan, promoted. EitaATUlt in tit Gazette of the I4th instant. • For Lieutenant Thomas Carrie, from the South Devon Milk* to he Ensign in the 431 Faer, Read Lieutenant Thomas Conte, from the South Devon Etriltia, to be Ensign In the 46th 1.4 Commission in 'the Folkestone Volunteer Artillery, signed by the Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports. • S c utt, k.'4 , . `to be Captain, vice Knig h t , deceased. Dated lbtay 15, 1811. .Cbmmissions sitled by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Kent. —Canterbury Volunteers. ' Captain J. H. Stringer to be Major, vice Scott, resigned. -Dated 'February 15, 1811. Lieutenant Charles Dame to be Captain ; and Ensign I. Hill to o Ltelllenant, vice Roberta% resigned. Dated as above. Jo.eph 'l'.'l'yson to be ditto. Dated F„tb. 16,1811. William Proctor, Gent. to be Ensign, vice HilL Dated Feb.'ls, 1811. • Chatham and Gillingham Volunteer Artillery. William Adams, Gent. to be Surgeon. Dated Feb. 15, 1811. - Ist East Kent Regiment of Local Militia. William Middleton Noel, Esq. to he Captain. Dated May 8,1811. 2d Ditto. • • • . Blaziand, and George Kerne, Gents, to be Lieutenants. Witii3ll3 Parker, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated May 15, 1811. Blackheath Regtment of L ocal Militia. Major George Ritchie to be lieutenant-Colonel, and Captain J. Dudraan to be ivlajor. Dated May 10, 1811. Thomas restock, hsti. to he Captain. Dated is above. - • - ~ . . Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the . County of Norfolk. , Ist Eastern Regiment of Norfolk Local Militia. Tha Utton. Gent. to be First lieutenant. Dated May 6,1111. John Uuun, Gent. to he ditto Dated May 7,1811. Ist Western Regitnent of ditto. Rieisrl Vynne, Gent, to be Licutenant. Dated May 9.1811. Commissions in the King's Own Regiment of Staf fordshire Militia, sighed by the Lord Lieutenant. -Sir John Dutton-Colt, Bart. to be Captain. March 28, 1811. S. V. Whlcratone, F.sti. to be ditto. Dated March 27, 1811. t l Amnon Alderman, Gent. to be Ensign and Surgeon's Mater— Dated March 14,1811. COMO:salons signed by the Lore Lieutenant of the . . County of Derby. Derby Regiment of Local Militia. Henry Haden, Gent. to be Ensign and Surgeou's Mate. Dated Aprlll9, 111 1. . .. Scarsdale Regiment. Jonathan Adlington, Ebenezer Smith, and John Wragg, belts. tip be LleutiAlants. Dated May 3, 11111. Chatsworth Regiment. Lieutenant John Gardom to be Captain. Dated May 1,1811: ( Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the ! - Tower Hamlets. 1 Ist Royal Regiment of Tower Hamlets Militia. Ensign Forbes Robinson to be Lieutenant, vice Kemp, resigns& Dated January 13,1811. Samuel Fitzgerald, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Robinson , prem. red, Dated as above. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of die. County of !toss.. sth, or Ross, Caithness, Sutherland, and Cromarty, Regiment of Militia. John Turner, Gent. to be Assistant-Surgeon. April I I, t ot I. Commission signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Kincardine. I Ith, or Forfar and Kincardine Regiment of Militia. David Ogilvy, F.sq. to be Lleuteneer-Colouel, vice Duff, resign ed. Dated April 4, 1811. Boxiwa AT Mout.ser.—Another battle took place after that between Molineaux and Rimrner. The ieombatants were a promising young Jew, and a Gen tile of Caleb's schpol. It was a brisk fight, in which considerable science was displayed, but the Jew was 1 beaten by an unexpected blow. Dutch Sam and Caleb Baldwin seconded their favourites. Rimmer had not arrived in London at noon yesterday, and we understand he was put to bed from the ring in a very bad state, from the beating he received oa the 'head. It appears that Rimmer was beat in the first t reitind by the hit in the neck, and the repetition of blows in the second and third rounds reduced him to la state of insensibility, from which he never recover. ed. It also appears that Rimmer received a hurt in his hand in spatting at Powers's benefit last week, which gave him a• disadvantage, but he was altoge. Ater unequal to the Black.—A third battle was fought between two men, near Wandsworth, on return.from the fight, and one of them was so dreadfully beaten as not to be expected to recover. LORD BCRICeLST'S LAST WlLL—Pendisig the important die evasions at present prevailing in the Upper Mouse of Parliament, respecting this Peerage, which has engrossed so eminently the no tice of the Public, It may be some gratification to them, as it must be to curiosity Itself, to know the tenor and items of the last Will and testament of the deceased Lord. This will is dated the Slat August, lit*, and was proved by Mary Comae*/ of Berke ley. It comprises nearly eighty sheetstand appears to have been drawn with considerable caution and circumspection. To his eldest son, described at the time as Lord Dursley, be gives per euttal property of the value of from £30,000 to £40,000. To Augustus, Francis, Thomas, George, and Craven, sC7OO per an num each, besides £5OOO each at their respectively attaining the age of 21 years. To Mary, Caroline, and Emily, daughters, £4OO per annum each, till married, and if married with the (bel -1 pent of their mother, then £lOO,OOO each. Again, upon their i attaining the age of twenty-one, £2OO per annum more till mar ' tied; and upon their mother's death £5OO per annum till mar tied. All the foregoing to be charged on tie Berkeley Estates in the county of Gloucester. To Lord Parsley (the eldest tem) Berkeley Castle, in the county of Gloucester, for life, with re inainder to his heirs male for ever ; on failure of heirs, to the other ans in succession ; anti failing them, to the daughters and their issue ; and failing them, to his brother (Admiral Berkeley) Ind his heirs. His estates in the county of Sussex are bequeathed to his son Maurice and his issue male ; which failing, he gives to the third and other sons t!own to Craven ; and failing them, then to Lord Parsley; and failing him, then to his daughters and their Issue for ever. It is provided, that if the Sussex Estate should devolve to4he possessor of the Gloucestershire Estate, that then the interest to such possessor shall terminate as to the said Sus sex Estate; which is made a remainder over. The paintings, plate, china, and hretsehold furniture of Berkeley Castle, toge ther with those of Cranbrnok, in Middlesex, to descend as heir looms ; but all the other personal property therein to rest for ever in the Countess Berkeley. There are powers given to children % possessing real estates to make settlements A like' power to the Countess to devise annuities not exceeding a saml limited; and also a devise to her of 41000 immediately, and £2040 per annum for lite, charged on the Gloucestershire Estates; together' with the Estates in Middlesex for life, Luggee Farm for lite, and leasehold house is Spring Garden for life ; and she is made resi duary legatee to all the rest, residue, and remainder of his pro perty for ever. It concludes With a solemn declaration of the le gitimacv of lord Dursley, and finally disinherits all and eve, y of the children who presume to dispute his title and legitimacy. — There are matters of minor interest. The foregoing are promi nent features of this interesting document. We have published innumerable cases, where success bas at tended the Medicine' prescribed by the Oculist in Red Lion- Square which could not be relieved by the most skilful'Opera tors in the Metropolis. In proof of this assertion, we refer our readers to the Cases in the Roya l Exchange; also to the Por traits now exhibiting in the windows of the Royal General Dis pensary, High Holborn; where (we are happy to inform our readers) the indigent are received without a fee. We have this day seen a Prussian,swho was led to Mr. and Mrs. Williams, on the 11th instant, in total darkness, who, nevertheless, was resto red to sight is a few minutes, without any surgical operation ! ! although the Doctors in the bopitals at Malta, Portsmouth, and Greenwich, had pronounced him to be incurable; iniconsequence of which he WAS discharged the King'sservice. This opinion has been since confirmed by* celibratedOculist inthisCity! Should any be desirous of gratifying their curiosity, they may, by calling at the Porcupine Tavern, corner of 'Newport-street, Newport-market (which is a Freemason's lodge),' and where the poor fellow is supported by his masonic brethren. Our neighbour, Mr. Wel ter, asserrs be Las published five thousand cures in the Instructor, since June, 15 t; beside which, many of the Nobility and Gentry have been cared, but we are informed that their names are never published wi.hou: permission. Very considerable interest was the effect of the cure of the Prussian ere Saturday last. On Sun day.he returned thanks in a Raman Catholic Chapel (being of that persuasion); and on Monday went to the Mansion House, attended by several Brethren, who attested the same before the Lord Mayor ; one of whom was Captain J. Alexander, of Edin burgh (now at the Edinburgh Castle, Strand). We are autho rized to acquaint our Readers they may inform their triends in the country that the afflicted may be received as Patients, in any part of the world (where we have fret communit ation), by stating their names, ages, precise cases and circumstances, to Mr. and Mrs. Williams, (letters post-paid) with references in London, tor l payment of the accustomed fees, for advice, medicine, &c. &c. Itogether with a solemn declaration that the Remedy sent sisal! not be attempted to be analyzed by the patient s his friends, or by any other person. We are attes authorized to say, that Mr. Wir gram, 58, St. lames's-street,is only one (amongst thousands) who , eau again see to road the smallest print, without the assistance of glasses, although he had been seriously afflicted nearly two years. That Gentleman has recommended several of his Friends, every one of whom has. received benefit. Mr. Wirgram sent Mrs. Williams an elegant silver tea-pot (with an inscription on itti sides), as a token of gratitude. for thcbpiefit he had repeivedni which benefit still increases—and now only sitinti eaciewilaily. "By way of•Luzery," as-Ye twos it. l .... MARitttl, Saturday, at St. George's, Hanover-square ' Dr. Outram, of Hanover-square. to Mrs . . Come, of East Assoos. Wednesday, at St. George's Church, Hooecer-square, James Orde, Esq. Lieutenant-Colonel of the 99tH reiiment of Door, to Margaret, eldest daughter of Wm. Beckford, Esq. of Foothill. SALES 1W AUCTION. FAMILY RESIDENCE, KINOSLAND. By Mr. SAMUEI. PEARCE, t I (Late with Messrs. Huggart and Phi!IVO 'At the Auction Matt, To-morrow, May 24, at twelve o'clock, CONYESIENT LEASEHOLD _RESIDENCE, situate iu Kingsland-Place, Kingsland-litostd, containlpg every requisite accommodation for a genteel family, and fit for immediate occupation. The Premises are in good repair, and may be entered witheut any expence• whatever; bold un at a low rant. Early posiession may be hat. 1 May be viewed, sod descriptive particulars had on the Pre miles; at the Auction Mart; and of Mr. Samuel Pearce, No. 41, Luinbard-street. LEASEHC . •:~ ..4. SAMUF.T. HA' KAlrs ANTIATTNIMPAI. sracnc. FORTY YzArs has this celebrated arid infallible I- Preventive Lotion enjoyed an unrivaded reputation—s fat. unparallelled in the world, and a decisive proof of its mild and unerring effects. Thousands in every country can 'ruck that it ' is the surest protection against Veritinnt.lwrscriou. Sold in London by Mr. LIAR COWL only, Xi: 1,1.1711.1 t SurroLK-sT r, facing the Opera House, a - 101.6 d.. bottle, ur iGs. if we're, and at 7s. M. or three for a guinea; by w - tons sj orders, post paid, and inclosing the value, will Oeviliens.49y ea.. cured. Also by Jose., High-Era-11,0.10rd; and Mortar, Ablay I Church -yard, Salk.' s . . • • LOCK .ANII7 - 141ROICALDBWANSA His Royal Highness the 131/Kli of YORK, Patent, . Surgeon, Mr. Kte trail , Member of the Royal Carr-, LOndon. 91:'HIS excellent Insottttion, erected for the public benefit against the delusions of en.pyricaint in this hmrli of practice, has to boa •t the care of no less Ilan al'.oolhr ients since' )I+o6, litany labouritg under thP most desperate Venere4 Moro. don. - 'Ube superior and highly effiradeurriati.of treatiu nt -pur sued by Mr. Kiernan, while it avoids the:inconveniences of plab. lic charitiev, gives a certain, safe, and speedy cure Wtt l ioll. CI) , : • • fix:tensest, injury to the constitution, or airy circirmstanccs stock (OLD RESIDENCE, CHAISE-(it)USE, SIMILE, can betray to the friends of the patient the est.tenee of their it,- AND GARDEN, TOTTENHAM. ease.' "rite early symptoms of infection are cured in a tew By Mr. SAMUEL PEARCE, j days, and the most complicated forms of strictures &bitty, uh: (Late with Messrs. Hoggan and Phillips,) ; strident, &c. yield in sine half the time assigoed in other In.. At the Auction Mart, To-morrow, May 24 , at awe lve &clerk atitutions of the same kind to their com Pleat removal. The most A Nest and Convenient DWELLING-HOUSE, respectable names have given it their support, front a conviction pleasarttlY situate in the respectable and Bode village or of its lupi•rior advantages, an 3 the secrecy and hutionr withiwkich Tottenham. 'I be Premises are in complete repair, and contain the establishment Is conducted, 41x. Earl of I.einim, Right Has. four bed-chambers, dining and sitting-rooms, kitchen, chaise- T. Jones, Right Hon. R. B. Sheridan, Hon. Col. 1. Barry. M.P. house, stable, large garden, and forecourt, with immediate roll, John Latour.be e Esq. MP. Col. H. clement's, M.l'. and it:rilunel • session ; held on lease for 16 years, at a low rent of tO guineas Wak. James, M.P lirgagoil may h o consu l te d b y ei , b ., f per annum. • sex, at his private house, No. 91, Lower Charlotte-street, Drs:- Descriptive particulars may be had, at the White Hart, Tot- ford square, from 9 tilt It in theMorniug, and front 6 till tenham ;'I knee Crowns, Stoke Newington ; and of Mr. Samuel o'clock at Night,where letters from town and country, pos t paid, Pearce, No. 44, Lombard-street. may be addrevird, when eh.* micevary•advics ant medicine vhil - - - - be given, or sent to any part of4he kingdom. FREEHOLD HOUSE, BISHOPSGATE. Land Tax Redeemed. By Mr. SAMUEL PEARCE, (Late with Messrs. Hoggart and Philips), At the Auction Mart, To-morrow, May '24, ill I , at Tirelvo% (Links' sn acceptable offer is made in the interim 'by Privaut Contract), ° THE Property is FREEHOLIit, and . comprisesk a DWELLING-uousE, comaining three Bed-rooms, wit% Closets, two Parlours, Cellar, Yard, and Shed ; in the occuuatios of Mr. Whittingstall, Tenant at Will, at a low rent of £24 pi Annum. May be viewed with leave of the Tenant, and descriptive par._ titulars bad at the Auction Mart, and of Mr. Samuel Pearce, Appraiser and Auctioneer, No. 44, Lombard-street. TO •Iliill. 40 itSLIC. MY mind having been long .made up to duelate . scum the almost invariable rule of a lung, ponipoui deli. cation to some great personage, I hope I shall employ my time more usefully In offering this Address in those; many 64 whom* have experienced the very beneficial effects of the Guerra i 4 taw MEDICINES, and to infirm others now suffetigg. w.ere they imay he certain of almost immediate easeoliauld not their minds be prejudiced by the silly objections raised by Other runt lunet s, who, io many thousand histancessantualii, are unwillne wit. nesse, of the cures perfurnu 4 by my Medicines, aCer tiny base Lad recourse to every expedient. vitthout affording more ilia* temporary relief: in fact, (Dom the Hospitals in the Metropoli4, are discharged yearly some hundreds, as incurahle, 414 have at- .. terviards been restored to health and vigour in a short nape, by the Guestonian Medicines; which seem, in many instate/1. Ind only to effect a cure, but to eradicate the di-order altogether, SS will appear to every rational and unprejudiced mind, hi the car, fact perusal of the v.trioureases isitrosior:ed to this publication, • some of which are copied from a late edition; not with a vi e w of encreasing their numbers; but, as may be understood by the renewal of the dilfetent attestitiones in indisputable proof oi Ile Safety and Efficacy of my. prattlee,whlch, during the fast fifteen . years, has beet; extending Itself to everty quarter et the woo-141i— ' and although the meanest falsehoods and artifices have been re f sorted to by the whole Medical Tribe, (excepting a fe* of the i more liberal ) , basely to rob the community of the comforts and acknowledged advantigev of these most useful discoveries : yet the convincing proofs I am eroding-dad) to the world, supported by that honour and truth it has ever been my pride and study to preserve inviolate ; rhe remitadian of the Guestosibuillediesses i has become firmly established, and justly claim a deeid 41 prs ; eminence in the cure of all those disorders for which they art i recommended. To offer any one specific mode of practice for the cure of a variety of diaorders, differing widely in their nature, would amount to an absurdity ; I yet feel it an indispensible Luty In me, to make some mention of those complaints in muct. the various Guestonian Medkiiies have been must conspicuously FREEHOLD COTTAGE RESIDENCE. SWANMORE HILL, HAN IS. At the Auction Mart, To-morrow, May 24, at twelve o'clock, unless previnully disposed of by Private Contract, of which due notice will be given, ASMALL FAMILY-HOUSE, elegantly fitted up in the cottage style: cansisting of two parlours ' three bed-rooms, with servants rooms, kitchen, and offices of every descriytion upon a compkte and compact wale, coach house, stable, and other out-offices with rarden adjoininc the whole having been just completed ' for the reception of a small family.l It is freehold, delightfully situate in a sporting country, In the j neighbourhood of a pack of fox-hounds, our mile and a half from Bishop's Waltham, and from 10 to IS miles distant from Win- j theater, Southampton, and Gosport. Descriptive Particulars may be had of Messrs. White arid Downes, Lincoln's Inn; Mr. Gunner, Bishop's Waltham; Mr. Motley, Bookseller, Portsmouth ; and of Mr. Samuel Peirce, Surveyor and Auctioneer, No. 44, Lombard-street, London. LEASEHOLD ESTATE, NEAR BETHNAL GREEN. By Mr. SAMUEL PEARCE, ' (Late with Messrs. Holgart and Phillips,) At the Auction Mart, to-morrow, at twelve o'clock, Unless an acceptable offer is in the interim nude by private contract. 9111 E Property is Leasehold, and, comprises three ; ZRIOK-BUII. r DWELLING-HOUSES, situate Nos. I , 145, 146, and 143, Brick-lane, Spitsißelds, let to respectable te nants, at old rents, producing a net annual income of £56 10s. held on leapcs for 16 years. • May be viewed, with leave of the Tenants • and descriptive particulars had on the Premises ;at the Aucti on Mart ; and of Mr. Samuel Pearce, Appraiser, Surveyor, and Auctioneer, No. 44, Lombard-street. POSSESSION IN JULY NEXT. SUFFOLK.—BURY hT. EDMUNDS. At She Greyhound Inn, in Bury St. Edmunds, on Thursday, the 90th instant. at One o'Clock precisely, A FREEHOLD MESSUAGE, desirably situated 4- 11 , In Westgate-street, in Bury St. Edmunds, in the occupation of William Dalton, Esq. consisting of a Drawing-room, Dinh**. room, Kitchen, Pantry, Larder, and Butler's Pantry, on the ground Boor ; Four Rooms on the first floor, and Four Attics, am. a Brewhouse, Laandry with Rooms over them, Cellars, Coach-house, Stable, &c. and an leelsouse. 'There are about two Acres of Kitchen Garden and Pleasure-Ground, in which ' there is a great variety oi the best Shrubs and largo Standard Fruit Trees. l'he walls are also well clothed with Fruit Trees of the best kinds. The Premises may be viewed on Monday, the 90th instant, and three following days, (Wednesday excepted) by application to Mr. Layer Oliver, Auctioneer, Bury St. Edmund's. Possession may be had on Wednesday, the . 10th day of July next. The gra:es and other fixtures are to be included. SUSSEX. AN EXCELLENT MANSIUN, WITH EIGHTY-ONE ACRES OF LAND.—By Mr. WEI.LER, On the Premises, on Tuesday, the 18th of lune, 1811, at twelve, 'THE truly Valuable and Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE of AVISFORD PLACE, the Residence of Admiral MeerAny, (Exonerated from Land.T ax). Comprising—a most substantial Mansion, in a complete state of solid and ornamental repair, and Contains, in the basement, ample Cellarage ; on the ground floor. a handsome Hall and Staircase, well proportioned Eating and Breakfast Rooms, akd a neat Library and Greenhouse, likewise Domestic Offices, replete with eotiveniendes a every description; on the first Boor,* very line proportioned Drawing Room, six airy Bed Ckantbere, four Dressing Rooms, Water Closets, four large Attics, Store Rooms and Housemaids Closets,capacious Tanks and good spring water; a large Kitchen Garden and moon Ground, inclosed by lofty walls covered with the choicest Fruit 'trees, fine Espaliers and Filbert hedges, abundantly cropped with Vegetables, Tool House, capital six stalled Stable, Lofts, two CarriageHouses,a very com plete fitted up Brewbouse, Granary,,Drying Yard, end Foolery- Houses. This delightful Residence is situate in a Lawn of up wards of Fifty Acres, belted by a luxuriant Shrubbery and Pleasure Grounds, the agricultural Buildings, which are very complete, are in a DeU, screened from view by Foceit 'frees. The remaining part of the Land surrounds the Paddock with three /Vat Cottages and Gardens. The eligibility of situation, unrivalled beauty of country, its extensive marine and hind prospects of hill and dale, and a de lightfully featured champaign country,scantiot he sufficiently d ; - scribed—it must be area to be properly appreci •ted ; the soil is peculiarly dry, the air salubrious and htidthy, in a highly rrrpect able neighbourhood, MISTOU nded by tbelsest roads, near a fashion , able and retired Watering Place and a very short distance from the Duke of Richmond's Fox Hounds. • Printed Particulars may be had at the Auction Mart ; of Messrs. Winstailley, Paternoster-ruw ; Mr. H. Phillips, Bond- .` street ; at the Idtnaries, *lenbrxdge Well , , Brighton, Worthing, and Bognor; at the . irinci , ial lons in the neighbouring Minket 'rowns ; and of Mr. Welle r, ' Chichester, of whom tickets may be bad to view. . . • „ 1341,1iNEt • • .. r i e T• ,~ 'efficacious. In Gout, Rheumatic Gout, Rheumaisni, Tlercurial Rheuma tism, and all fixed pains, they have been used with untqualied success; and ice that most painful, alarming disorder, the Gem in the Stemuch, which has always Deified our ablest physician.; i have never known or heard of one single instance, in wliith they did not produce relief In a chart time (mostly in a kw mi nutes); so that thit hitherto dreadful nies.etiger of misery and death, need nu longer be coasitlee.d formluable. In Schrofelous Enlargements of the Inuits, particularly those ' painful enlargements of the knee, called White Swelling, I have the authority of several Medical Gentle/nen practising with my Medicines, for stating, they will invariably remove the disease. if used with perseverance before matter is tale c cd ; and eves where that has been the case, numerous are the instances in 1.11 eels their great saperiority to every other remedy is ;laved. In Paralytic Affections, I wish I could speak with equal con.!.- tlence and precision; but the various Catl,eS of that destructive malady, and the numerous characters it assumes, makes it tr.- pessilde ; I am vet forlild to be wholly ult.= on the subject, tram the grtat numbest of persons who have been relieved, and sbi sqlitely cured by ray practice; more particularly. that &-scriptaia of Palsy, frequently attendant on old neglected Ritesimiiitan In Pleurisy 1 Lave never failed procuring ease almost direcl, and a certain and speedy cure, frequently atter malty years itirhi. tag, and after numerous regular practitioners in physic have beta employed in vain. In old Sprains too, I claim a decided pre-emineoce. The unrivalled excellence of my Welcome Guest for the curt of Tooth-eels, Face-ads, Eanach, and Gum-boils, neat comulatils I m y particnier notice, because the Tooth•ach is certainly one the most acute pains, bat which the remedy here spoken ie . , its never.in any one instance failed to cure, if properly used; t , r, although I have endeavoured to render all my directiunssis iu ligible as possible, I find that few persons pay seificient acetioon to enable them to use any of my Medicines with that elect priety, which would on all occasions, insure almost instant and a rapid recovery front any of those disorders o pr_f ess o ciao. 1 have therefore found it necessary, to form the resetution never selling any of my Medicines to any person resid,n,; is “t• near London, unless they have first had it once used at my hots,. QV been onus attended by myself or one of my MedicalAssitm.::. To persons living at a distance, I certainly send ntenicier- •i order; but to them I have an opportunity of explaining ir ewer by letter ; and in many instances, I have sonic filetfici Gentleman in the neighbourhood, who practices with my Us - tines, to whom I can refer for their instinctual: ; but In I have not, nor do I intend to establish any agent to eraciis......- nerilly, and to answer applications by ktter, would heat m7ll. bers alone, be impossible. -• Pains in the Head have been uniformly cured by my runt if practice, even if ever so long stamling ; out of the inca'etal c .. number of which, I have obiereed some hundreds, wit every appearance of approaching insanity; and I realty mote pleasure than pride, in asserting, I have,taved 'Ave come under my care, from that must melancholy which. enables me boldly to pronounce, that very taw, IF.: recent eases, need that ! dreadful alternative we too fret:se.•• witness, where the patient* consigned to a asad.houwtil , di. without the most distant idea of mu:heal relief; thereby titre. • ing every chance of recov;rittir that most inestimable, and - grandest enjoyment on earth, Rational Faculty. I nest herikstate rrtrunuquivocal and firm coavimlou, uf ' sassing the happy means of resturiug the far greater numb" third trait/ depturibla obiests•to their samilies..their the world. ' • 7 ' • In tomtit/ling this address, 1 leave to Weaker, on the s• handier/me tetter torwarded to me by a Metlitml Ges•leotai . , •• a Ilion in !be Amy, whom! I had die sttisfAction in complete cure oh (in a few w'reks),.allitnign lie had b , ir ; . she tairi-ees. 4ariety ol'fbeWst 'Professors in l'hysic mid .•• • I'iILAR HENLEY ON THAMES, OXON. tonly. for many years. tor a Sattica or Hip tiour. he :haa•freeptiontly In tads pain, as to .be. sicapme .• • TO ISP. LE l', for 7 Yon , ' • • - or itandug I..otitspn five minutes at 4 Som.— I Ling for 30 horses, Stable-ImM, double Cuacte.house, Gar- A CAPITAL FAMILY MANSION, with Stab-. f ",vro ootice of these tt trat and u hs, s nsulitited st4iatt. servd,s,iti country and the fnbli~, teesmuch ell Mt, .', • a duty I owe bias, mytelt;hia.cutnmunity,':&ssinj oin dens fully stocked with knit trees and wall fruit of various kin s, ' • pan , sitton)ltie.ist+ Wyittenene on tlyesowaston. " Walks, &c. I ant the Public's obediect servant, Green - a ill s ou ur ses e Grtu le t d iels w an it tl h G n i arveeleWir° taiick No. 9, Greates rreyesa( • t F oot The House Is deliabtfully situated on the Banks attic banks, gißlackt• A u eeeteia e • • in front of Lunt Ma/msbury's se.' at Paris-plat -Ai 3 7 miles from . (Vide Surgeon Kiture fleet.] toven, and is surroiifided with 70 Acres qt Meadow Loyd, in-- ; - • . •a. • • • •• tidied with l'ark 'three beautiful Islands mein full vim HPotetvAl l NVs vo:Niolosu" F iaa; o an r c. a wni f ;i st e t w inher, o r f pairids tl ct ie ic . u Pr aerrs theiMansion• House.' •.• 3 be • • M0rning ........ . - . tninortlArt• . • r t Afternoon .. Ad.&."l 4 llodinfi'lWa l l ;4** applymieet ediiate he LONDON ...ea puesessiatdine LavatS iinT. , le . 1 . Mi. Cooper, Healer. Ur .ca, No. i ,Clrey ! ozott,iolat die Olio, Nay J I o! 1 ~-r t~Y. ~ 10 , ,