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11,CM SATURDAY NIGH 1"S GAZETTE. BY THE RING-A PROCLAMATION, FOR RECALLING AND PROHIBITING SSAMSN FROM SLR TING FOREIGN PRINCES AND STATES. GEORGE R. Whereas it bath been reprefented unto us, that groat numbers of mariners and lc-Awing men, our na•ural born fubleits, have been enticed to enter into the fervi-e of foreign Rates, and are now ac tually ferving as well on board the Chips of war belonging to the Paid foreign Rates as on board the merchant vt ffels belonging to their Cubjeas. no• w•ithßarding our lot mer Proclamation , recalling them, contrary to the ditty and allegiance which our laid rubjetrts owe unto its, and to the great differvice of their native country : we have, therefore, thought it neeeffary, at the prefent moment when our kingdom is menaced and endangered. and when the ma ritime rights. on which its power and greatnefs do mainly depend. are (Reputed and called in quelling'. to publilb, by and with the advice of our Privy Council, this our Royal Proclamation. We do hereby firidlly charge and command alt matters of thins, pilots, mariners, Ihipwrights. and other ftafaring men, being our natural born fubjedts, who may have been enticed into the pay or f rvice of any foreign Rate, or do ferve in all. foreign Ihip nr that forthwith they and every nfthent do (am rding to their boun den duty and allegiance, and in cotifideration that their native country bath need of all their Cervices) withdraw themfelves and d.part front and quit fuch foreign Cervices. and do return home to th it native country; or do enter on board fuch of our Chips of war as they may chance to fall in with, tither en the high leas or in any rivers, wattrs, havens, roads, ports, or places whatfoever, or whereforver. And for the better mention of the purpofes of this our Royal Proclamation, we do authorize and command all Captains, Mat ters, and others, commanding our chips and veffcls of war, to Rop and make Ray cf all and every fuck perfon or perfnns, being our natural born fohjecrts,as fkal! endeavour to tranfport or enter them felves into the fervice of any foreign Rate, contrary to the intent and command of our Ryyal l'ioclamation. and to [else upon, take, and bring away all fueh perfons as aforefaid, who (hall be found to t , e employed or ferving in any foreign merchant Ship or wife! as aforefaid ; but we do ftriiilly enjoin all fuck our Captains,Mallers, and others, that they do permit no man to go on board fuels (hips and veffels belonging to Rates at amity with us, for the pu7pofe of fo Prizing upon, taking, and bringing away, fuck perfuns as afore faid, for whcfe diferect and orderly demeanour the Paid Captains cannot anfwer, and that they-do take (pedal care that no wine ccltiry violence be dime or offered to the *Wel, or to the remain der of the crew, from out of which fuel: perions (hall be taken : And in cafe of their receiving information of any fuch perfon or perfons being employed, or reeving on board any ihip of war Ise longing to fuch Foreign State, being a State at amity with us, we do authorize and command our Captains, Matters, and others, e )mmanding our ihipe of war, to require of the Captain or Com• mender of Inch fort ign fhip of war, that he do forthwith releafe and difcharge fuch perfon or perfons, being our natural. born fob jed or fubjeds; and if loch releafe or diftharge fhall be refufcd, then to tratftnit information of Poch refufal to the Comtrancitr in Chief of the fquadron under whole orders (Vela Captain or Com mander !ball be then Prying, which information the faid Com mander in Chief is hereby aridly diredted and eniiined to tranf bait, with the leaft poffible delay, to oar Minifter refiding at the feat of Government of that State to which the raid foreign chips dt war Mall belong, or to our Lord Hifi Admiral, or Lords Commiintoters of the Admiralty for the time being, in order that we, being apprized of Inch proceeding. may forthwith diredt the nesefFary fttps to be taken for obtaining reelreis from the Govern. meat to which fuch foreign !hip of war Mall belong, for the in jury done to us by the unwarranted detention of our natural-born fubjeds in the (mice of a foreign State. And whereas it has further been reprefented unto us, that divers mariners and feafaring men, ow natural-born fubjeds, have been induced to accept letters of nateralization, or certificates of citizen. asap, from foreign States, and have been taught to believe that, by (nth letters or certificates, they are dife4arged from that duty of allegiance which, as our na•ural•bern fuhjeds. they owe to us ; now we do hereby warn all fuch mariners, feafaring men, and otheve, our natural-born fubjeda, that no fuel letters of naturali zation, or certificotts of eitizenthip, do, or can, in any manner, diveft our natural born fulicds of the allegiance, or in any de tree alter the duty which they owe to us, their lawful Sovereign But, in eonfuleration of the error into which fuch marh.ers and fmfaring men as aforefaid may have been led, we do hereby pub lilh and declare our free pardon to all Inch our fubjeds. who re penting of the &Wien under which they have aded, null imme diately, upon knowledge of this e-r Royal Proclamation, withdraw themfelves front foreign ferviecs, and return to their allegiance to us; and we do declare that all fuch our Miens, who (hall continue in the ferviee of foreign Rates, in difregard and contempt of rhia our P. oyal Proclamation, will not only incur our jug difpleafure, but are liable to be proceeded againft for (itch contempt, and that, be proceeded againft accordingly; and we do hereby declare, that if any inch matters of fhii)s, pilots, mariners, frame n, fbipwrights, or other feafating men, being our natural born fubjedta, thall be taken in any foreign fervice by the Arlgerines, or other Barbary Powers, and carried into Lavery, they mall cot be reclaimed by us as fubjeds of Great Britain. Mid we do further notify, that all fuel our fuhjedts as afore (aid, who have voluntarily entered, or 'hall enter, or voluntarily continue to fcrve on board of any Clips of war belonging to any foreign State at enmity with vs. are, and will he guilty of high treafon ; and we do by this our Royal Proclamation declare, that they [hall be punilbed with the utmoft ft.verity of the law. - . Given at our Court at the Queen's Palace, the 66th day of Oe tuber, 1807, and in the 47th year of our reign. GOD SAVE THE KING. ADMIRALTY OFFICE, OCTOBER x 7. A letter has been received at this Office from Ad• miral Lord Gardner to the Honourable William WeHaley Pole, dated the tsth inflant, giving an ac count of the capture of two chaffe marees of the ene• my by a boat from his Majelly's flip the Aigle ; and alfo of the capture of three veffels of the Tame de• fcription, and the deftruflion of feveriteen others. (as undermentioned) by the Martial 'gun brig. The Lieutenant commanding the latter vefrel fpeaks in very lirong terms of the gallantry and exertions of Sub Lieutenant Fletcher on the above, as well as every other occafion. Suififant logger, with wine and brandy, from Rochelle to Qui boron—Taken. Jcvue Vietoite and Volage, (chafe marees) with pitch, tar, wine, and brandy—burnt, and 15 others driven on byre. A fehooncr and a chafe marce, (names unknown) with wine, &e. from St. Martin to Ctiimper—taken. Copy of a letter from Rear Admiral the Honourable Sir Alexan .4er Coehtane, K. B. Commander in Chief of his Majeity's Ships and VeffeLi at the Leeward Wards, to the Honourable W. W. Pole, dated op bo...rd his Moiety's Ship Beßelle, Halite/ • HAthour, September 16. Sir—l have the pleafore to inclofe, for the informatlint Of the Lords Commiffionent of the Admiralty. copies of two letters 'from Captain Ballard,of his Majeity's fliip Blonde, acquainting me with the espture of two of the enemy's privateers. I have the honour tit bp, &c. (Signed) ALEX. EOCIfitANA. Blonde, at Sea, August Sir-4 have tninform yciu,th,t j the Erenah viva teet la' Dame Vill.sret, Mounting one long"! pone der and four nine pounder earronades, and 69 men, lininitging to Maninigne. was captured this evening by hia Majefly's (hip Blonde under my command, after a long chace of thirteen hours ; flue had been out twenty days, but lard taken nothing. rhave the onnour to be, &c. (Signed) v. V. BALLARD. Blonde, off Barbadoes, Auguit z 6. Sir—His blajefly's Quip Blonde captured this morn ing the very fall failing French privateer fchooner l'Horteuce (late Eclair) mounting four nine pounder carionades, two long twelve pounders,and two eight pounders, (the whole of which were thrown over • board in the chace) and ninety men, belonging to Martinique, of er a chace of twenty hours ; fhe_ Is a very tine Ichooner, well adapted far his Majelly's fervice, had beeu out thirteen days, and taken no thing. I have the !mutat to be, kc. (Signed) v. v. satanan. Copy of a Lettetfrom Captain Scott, of his Majefty'• Ship the Pores.; atbirefred to Viee Admiral Sir James Sawmarez, and tranirmued by the latterto the Hon. W. W. Pole. His MNelty'‘ Abip &tress, at Sea. Odober ts. . Sir—t beg leave to signal's' yt.u, that his Majef. ty's IhiO•trnder -my coMmand, on the zd inflant, after a chace of four hours, captured la Vidoire. French fchnoner privateer, armed with fwivels, mar ketnons, &c. with 28 men-; (he failed from Morlaix the day before, :Ind had made one capture, an Ame. rican brig, which I have alto retaken. I have the honour to be, Ste. (Signed) R. SCOTT. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. ComrnilEon in the Royal Flint Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Peter Potter, Can. to be Fiat Lieutenant. Dated Sept. as. 1807. Commiflions in the Ayrlbire Militia, ligned by the Lord Lieutenant. Fritign John Fairfowe to be Lieutenant, vice Andrew Cathcart, removed to the Line ; Andrew M. Campbell, Gent. to be lin bgn, vice Fairfcwe, promoted. Dated September 26, Ono. Cummiffions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of Aber. deenfhire. Aherdeen(hire Battalion of Volunteers. Captain Alexander Forbes Irvine to be Major, vice Watfon, re kneel. Dated September 9, t 8 )7. Akerdeen Battalion of Volunteer Pikemen. Charles Fyfe, Gent. to be Lieutenant Dated Sept. is, aBl7. Commiffions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Lincnln.—Stamford Volunteer Infantry. Richard Turnill, Gent. to be Enlign. 'Dated September 23,21107. Spilfby and Burgh Volunteer Infantry. William Walker, Efq to be Major; Edward Wright Jenninp, Efq. to be Captain ; Robert Rainey, Gent to be Lieutenant ; John Louis, Gent to be Enlign ; and William Simpfon, Gent. to be Quarter Matter. Dated September 29. sSoy. Lnvedon Volunteer Infantry. William Cbambera, Gent. to be Lieutenant ; and William Smith _ worth Athton Gent. to be FArlign. Dated &eptember 29, 1Y0,7. Commillioni figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of I.V"rcefler. . To he Dewy Lkutenants— Jouah Patrick, Efq. Dated May I, 1207 Hugh Houttoun and Thomas Beak Cooper, Efqrs. Dated Sep• tembcc 29,1807. North Worcefler Vi.hinteer Infantry. William Congreve Rural*, Efq. to he Major ; Waidam .Anderton, Efq. to he Captain. Dated September 11, tB- , 7. To be Lieutenants— rhumas Green, Gent. Dated Septcailia tt, 180 7. William 1 imminga, Gent. Dated September 12, aat. rev jamin Smith, Gent. Dated September 384. George Gabb, Gent. Dated September 14. )S4, To he Enfigns—Jobn Cromwell, Gent. Dated September x 1,1807 Wildaru Webb, Gent. Dated September 11,1807 To be Surgeon--Jobn Parry Nan). Gent. Dated Sept. rr,1807. Loyal Wcrteller Volinveer Infantry. Jobn Young, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated September 16,1837. Robert Pitt', Gent. to be ditto. Dated September t 7, 1807. Edmund H e rbert, Gent. to be Enfign. Dated September 15,1807. John Collingwoctt Getit. to he ditto. Dated September 16,1807. Commi &Ins ligned by the Lord Lieutenant of Hants. Colonel David Cuaynghame to be a Deputy Lieutenant. Dated September jo, zBO7. _ Nwth Hants Cavalry. lientenant Wilmot to be Coral'', vice the gight Hononratie William Lord Eoltnn, refigned : the Honourable Count Pow ktt to be Lieutenant, the Wilmot. Dated Odober 8, 1837. Porttninitth Artillery. Edward Calker, Gent. to be St.cond - Lieutenant. Dated Odober tgo7. . • Portfmnuth Battalion of Volunteer Infantry. George Henry hicuoey, Gent. to be EtiGgn, vice Tollefwey, re. Seed. Dated Occioher 8,1807. Portftekotnit Office Artillery. John Meredith. Efq. to be Captain, vice Wilmot, rained. Dated Wtober S. Mlle, Deane, Bce. Volunteer infantry. Charles Harwood, Gent. to be Lietitioant, vice Lefiroy, refigned. Dated Odlober 8184. Eititxra. in formir 'Gaieties. Chrifleluirch BattiliOn rf Volunteer Artillery, For Second Lieutenant William Team, read Second Lieutenant tit'illiltn Gniport Battalion of Volunteer Infantry. F. , r Guy Slake, Gent. to be Surgeon, read Goy SLute, Gent. to be Surgeon. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGFD. Nov. ty. William Clore and Matthew Clore, ut Leeds, Yolcfhire, dyers, dealers and chapmen and toputnets., at eleven, at Guild hall, London. DIVIOENIV. OCtoher 24. John Jobnfon, of the Dog run., Bethnal Otvea,Alid dlcfez, boric-dealer, at twelve, at Guildhall. October i 4. William Kemp. of Fevenham, Kent, grocer, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. • Oetobers4. Charles Greatrez, late of Sutton Coldfield, Warwick: thin., broker and amtliaricer, at twelve, kt Guildhall, London. October s 4. SamlierNeale Badeock, late of Eze•.er, furgeon an 4 apothecary, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Ewer. October a • . Was. RiMmer, of Orinfkirk, Laticalhire, !rink ceps; at the Globe Taverns, rpool. Odober 23. John Anftie. of Devizes, Wilts, clothier, at eleven, at the Black Sear Inn, Devizes. October 23. Frederick Charles Aogultus Sandwell, of Devizes, Wilts, clothier, at eleven, at the Black Bear Inn, Devizes. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Daniel Tobin and John Napier, of Limehoufe, Middlefez, fhip• chandlers. Oftober to, 1607. Philip James Knights and Thomas Parke, of Cheap Ede, Lon don. trawl manufacturers. Auguit 13, 1307. Theophilus Hearfey, Joan Mendhani and Jofeph Uppom &f -rant. of Lower Thames-tin:et, London, orange merchants.- 0 :lobo- 16, tBO7. Dorothy Palmer and Elizabeth Stevens I.ougford, of gazher hithe, Surrey, baberdaair rs and milliners. September 19. 1897. Elizabeth Mae and Joreph Cozon,of Monkton, lIIe ot 'l'hauet, farmers and graziers October zt, 1837. William Marr and James Mart . , of Eafby, Yerkihire, millers. July 59, 18:7. John Boyes and John Carla!, of Hall, fugar refiners. June 30, 1806. Loyd Beale and Thomat Alexander Beale, of Bafingball-flreet, London, warehoufemen. October 13. tBo7. James Scott, Ann Scott and Jofeph Giraffe, of Horfleydenvn lane, Southwark, coopers. October 1807. Peter Symons and Sun, of Plymouth, merchants and Ihip. ageots. • October t, 1837. John Willis and Robert Morecock,of rulham,Mi Idlefer, malt ftt rs, mealmtn and corn dealers. 06toher t 3, 1807. Samuel Seaman and John Segrant, of Thorley, Me of Wight, farmers. Odtober 14, 1807. John Bafs and John Bilbop, of Topsham, Devonlhire, Chip. Otftober 12. 1807. William Wood and John Covell, of Talbot-court, Graceclurch greet, London, tea dealers. Odtnber is, 1807. It would be kind in Tome of our grave moralizers, cn the little& of State Lotteries, it they would con• defcend to tell the Public by what other poffible means they could poflifs any chances of acquiring, f. , r a (lake only of a few &Dings, an independency for life ; or, as to-morrow's commencement of the drawing may thus enrich numerous individuals, to fay—what other mode, for fc trifling a flake, can fo initantaneoutly difpenfe opulence 08ober dividends are now paying at England's great Bank, the door of which is direaly erppofire J. WARNER'S State Lottery Office, t 6. Cornhill, where it is expeaed Fortune will dillribute her largeft fa. your in the Lottery which begins Drawing next Tuefday, namely, the Grand Prize of 40,0001.—J. W. would think himfelf remits in his attention to the Public, was he not to recommend their immediately laying nut a part of their receipts, in order that the next dividend they receive may be increafed in the additional fum of zoool. a year by the purchafe of a Ticket, or toool. a year by a half Share, fiool. a year by a quarter Share, 2501. a year, by an eighth Share, and 1251. a year by a Sixteenth Share. From the very great demand already, he preftrmes difappoint• ment may be the lct of thole who delay their purchafe any longer. True Schemes gratis, the Pi izes paid immediately they are drawn, from the loweft Prize to the Grand Prize of 4o,coct. FROM THE I.ONDbN GAZETTE, OCTOBER 17. Average Price of Corn in England and Wales, from the Returns ending oa. to. 1307. Wheal Rye. I Barley. Oats. Beans Peafe. a. d d. s. d. a. d. s. d a. d. 69 6 46 9 39 2 28 1 32 9 fa o The average Price of Sugar, computed from the it (tut ns made in the wcck ending Ott. 14, ;‘. 8.1 par hundred weight. COAL MARKET, Odtober 16. Skips at Market Ships fold Price 4o Nevrcallle Coal 23 441 641 to 554 od 17 lundtrland 10 471 od to 5:-.3 od 2 Stone Coal I 65s od to 0.:4 ad 2 Cinders I acs od to ma od SEA-COAL METERS' OFFICE, LONDON, OCT. 17. CARGOES SOLD, an.L PRICES. Monday, I 1 Weducfd I Friday. Qgt. 12. Ott. 14. Oat. s 6. ilso 6 1 111 5i 6 3 Iss 0 f ; 2 I Soo 8154 o • 3 sl 6 1 49 0 2 SO 0 3 j 5 1 0 NEWCASTLE COAL. Adair 's Main Beaton Lcng Biggs Main Bryan Main Croft's Main EightonMoor Eldon Flatworth Heaton Main - 6 Hebburn Main al Holyweill Main Kenton Mail 4 Hawkwc►tb Murton Main 3 Percy Main 4 Pontep—Simpfon's - Pontop Windfor's 3 South Meor 1. Tanfidd Moor Team Townley Main Walker • 3 Wall's End • 10 Temple's Wall's Had - S ‘Vhitefield Willington 8 Wylam Moor - I Killingworth - a Bal and Brown's Walls End 1 South kiebburn - Div h - I Cewpen Main - I Hartley - 1 SUNDERLAND COAL. Patfieldlow Main, - Fillinglow Main - Biddick New Main - I Boswell Main I Bourn Moor . 6 so 6 S 3 6 54 0 54 0 49 6 48 01 49 9 48 3 48 6 48 6 47 0 49 6 52 6 34 6 54 9 33 6 47 0 45 6 4g 9 5 0 3 46 o Si o 47 0 so 6 SS 6 Eden Main - s Millie Main - 1 Gatetbead l'ark - 2 Haluaby Maio - I South Eighton - Ncwbottle Moor - Printrofe Maio - s airtley Moor - Redtory - I • , t hlidge Main 47 0 47 6 4 8 3 49 0 49 0 49 6 47 0 Routhlidge Main - Ruffen; Main - 4 4B 9 Ht-dworth'd - 5 ;9 0 Pearith New Main - 1148 0 Bartley New Main . 1 47 0 45 0 45 6 49 0 4 7 6 48 o 46 o (4 6 54 0 Ships 126 5 5 9 so 0 54 0 48 9 ca 6 55 0 52 9 SS 6 47 43 6 43 6 48 6 48 0 48 6 47 0 47 6 47 6 I I 47 0 BANKRUPTS. John Kennion the elder and John Ksnnion• the younger, of Nicho las-lane, London, brokers, deiders, chapmen, and coparmers, to fu. render Odober 3t, at ten, November,;, and 28, at one. at Guildhall. Attornies, Mears. Crowder, I.avie, and Gar:h. Fre• dcrick's Place, Old Jewry. Emanuel Ileac Samuels, of Prefrot ftreet, Go-tdman's Fields, Middlefex, merchant, dealer and chvpman, Odtober 20, Nov. 3, and 28, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.l). Howard, Jewry ' ftreet, Aldgate. ' Ginies Maclean Alexander Harper, of Eafirigwold, Yorkfhire, fl tx-dreffer, linen draper, dealer and ehapman, November to, t,, and 28, at eleven, at the New Inn, EaLogwold. Attornies, Vx. John Hartley, Red Lion-knarc, London ; or Mr. Barsky, Thiene James Gruzclier, of Plymouth Dock, Devon, victualler, dealer and clrapmar, Odnber 31, at ten, 'November 3. and 28, at one, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Bovill, No. 4, Nevs Bridge (tree. London James l.ippard, of Deptford, Kent, ebeefemonger, dealer and chap. man, Oetober 24, November 3, and 28, at tvielve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Mangnall, Warwick fquare, Newgate.ftreet. Jofeph Hopkinfon, Ifa:a Bower, William Vickers, James Richard- Coo, lonia Birley. and Anthony Christopher Harker,. all of Shef field, York Ogre, faw and edge tool manilla ft uters, dealers, chap• men and copartners, Odnber ar, 21, and Nov. 25, at eleven, at the T 0611114! Inn, Sb. ffield Attu/macs, Mr. Henry Biakelock, No. 3 Elm-eourt, Temple, London ; or Mr. William Tatter- Thomas Bedford, of Grange Moor, Yorkildre, white clothier, November 4, at four, Nov. s, and 28, at eleven, at the Comma end Coffeehoufe, Dewthury. Attornies, Mr. I'. Rylab, of Dew betty; or Mr. T. Croflcy, No. 23, Holborn -court Gray's lan, London. George Biaime, of Mtrfield, Yorifhlre, ihip-carpenter, November 4, At four, Nov. s, and 28, at eleven, att the Commercial Coffee Dewfbury. Attornies, Mr. T. ft ylah, of Dewfbury ;or Mr:T. Crofiley, No 33, 1 - 101born-coure, Gray's Lin, Loudon. Owen hfacdbnagh. of Albany Tavern, parifh cf St. famts, Welt minfter, vidlualler, dealer and chapnian, Oduber 24, Nov 3, and :8, at twelve, ~t Guildhall. Attorney; Mr. Winter, Paper Buildiop, Temples James Alcew and 14 1 filiaor Wright, of New Bridge-ftreet, Black friars, London, ftraw hat mattufadurers, dealers, chapmeo and copartner*. od:tuber 27., 28, 'and Nov. 28, at ten,at Attorney, Mr. Tucker Staples lon. Holborn. George Hawker, Of Stro u d, Gloucellerfkire, clothier, Odtober 21, it five, Dauber. 23, and Nov. 24, at eleven, at the Old Lodge inn, Minchinhanipton Common, Gloucellerth:re. Attorney, Mr. Newman, Stroud. Rees Evans, of the patilli of Merthyr Tydvill, Glamorganfhire, Oropkoem, builder, dealer and chapown, ()dither in, 30, and Nov. 2S, at eleven, at the White 'Hart Inn, Broad ftreet, Briltol. Attornies, Mr. James, No. 22„ Gray's inn (quart, London or Metres. Morgan and Livett, Briltol. Perry Pittfterbert. of 'Bath, Ininerfet, merchant, Nov. 12, t 3, and ag, at eleven, at Reeve's liutel, College Place, Briltol. Altar cif*. Meffr.. J. and T. Lemma. in Briltol; or Mr. George Ed moods, Exchequer Oftice of Pleas, Lincoln's Inn, London. WilCant Lew!s, of Deed ftreet, Middlefex, woollen-drapee, dealer and chap:lan. 042ober 20, Nov 3, and a 3, at ten, at Guildhall. Amu -sites, Metres. Weftoos, Fenchurch•ftreet, London. James Potter of No. to:. High Holborn, Middlefez. baker, dealer h and chanman, Othaber :4, *t, and Nov.2/1. at twelve, at Guild hall. Attorney, Mr. Willl:in A. Beckett. No. 23, Broad-ftreet, • Gulden Naar'. Joint Ria.erdfint. of Somerfet ftreet, Goodman'? fields, London, mathematical iuttrument-maker, Nov. 2, 3. and 28. vat ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Falcon, Eltu-eort, T•mple. DI ED. On the Bth inflant. after a very Ihort niers, at Wrexham, in Denbighlhire, - Thomas Oliver Vail. F.fq. eldeft furviving fon of the late John Efq of the Crefecnt, Bath, and Chantey Lodge, Sonserfedbire, and brother to the illuftrious hero of that name, *rho fell in atchleving the glorious conqucit of Monte Vi deo,-on the 3d of February. HIGH WATER AT LONDON Bitluiih ru-MORROW Man big s t altuttes 2.*ter 4 A.u.nAws 3o iniattas ar.a 4 . SALES BY AUCTIOK (IN FEE)—By • Mr. STEPHENS, Ob Saturday, the astb day of Oftoticr, cloy, Ist.tween the hours • of Three Sir in the Evening, at the White Lion tun, in Bray:l- 14m. Briftol, . LL that, the Gid Capital Inn or Hotel, called the WHITE LION, in thcpoffeEl 6of Mr. Lace, as yearly Tenant and who bat notice to quit at Lady-day next. The above Inn is well worth the attention of any perfon d e . firous of engaging very catttfively in the public line, having be n for many years lilt paft, and being at preferit . , in fan bufinefs, juftly efteemed one otbe molt cnumnalious and refptetable lam in the City; a very bandforne and fpacinus Altembly Room has been lately added to the lira, and there are• necrltary Cotes Hurries and good Stabling for Fifty or more Horfes b-longing to fa The Tenant will caufe the fame to be hewn, and further par. titulars may be had of Mr Stephens. Asectitliecr, Cumbriktftd ftreet, and Mr. Turcon, Soliciu r, brkftul; or of Mefths. Long alba Beale. Solicitor,. Upton-upon-Severn; and of Mr, Holbruole, Solicitor, Ledbut7. BUILDING MATERIALS ISLE OF THANET.—By Melt's Fit.)GGAßtat.d PHILLIPS, (Succellors to Mr. SMITH) On the Premites. Holland Houk Kingigare. n'i Wednefdry, the 21ft jolt. and three following Dais, at Eleven o'Clock, THE Valuable NIATERIALS of the CENTRE BUILDING and STATE ROOM, including a msgnftleetr PORTICO, confidcred of the tinett proporrions in the Kingdotta two fine antique Itriti.relkvos, Statuary and other Chimney. pieces, beautiful Oak Ftgant ftrong Timbers, Brick and Stone s gauged Flint-work, and otb.:r Materials Inc the gen e r a l porpofe: of Building. On the Fourth Day of Sale will be Sold Part of the ESTATF,, eomptifing the Two Wings of the Manton, capable of being converted into two excellent Dwellings, one of them with a large Saloon, fultable for a Hotel; togetherwlth the beautiful Pleafure•grounds and Land, containing about Twenty Acres, commanding extenfive Land and Sea P'rofpeds. To be viewed fix days previous to the Sate, and Catalogues Iss4 on the Prettaifes ; and at the Royal Hotel, Margate ; King's Head, Ramfgate ; Rote. Broadilairs; Three Kings, • Deal ; Ship, Dover; Bell, Sandwich ; Foutrain, Canterbury; Crown, Ro cheiter ; Bull and George. Dartford ; Rore, sttitighourne ; Favertham; and of Meirrs. ti , ggart and Phlllapi, 6a, Old Broad. ttreet. near the Royal Exchat ti COMPstCI REsl.4o4el;fr.r.CHoArrfißt andND CHHILELSIT kiERTS.—B.• (Sttectifors to Mr. Smith) At oarraway's. Oil a hurtorty, the sth of November, at TWeNt o'Clock, in Four I.ota, (urdcfs an acceptable offer is in the mean time made by Private Contrn tor dt) by Order of the PrOpriet, A VERY defirable COPY HOLD ESTATE, eonfifting of a neat fuliftential Family Cottage, or Sport;- man's Refidence, in the occupation of Mr. Cruckfhank. fituate ar Chelhunt, near Waltham Croft, Hertsewith liftable excet. lent ,tabling. farm yard, barn, garden. paddock, and a quantity of rich land aAljnining, containing altogether about eight acres, mere or lets, well fupplied with fine water; alfn a piece of rich meadow land, fituate contiguous, containing ten acres. Ike purchaler may have immediate polliAnn. _ _ To be viewed at aoy time. with tickets only, and particular had ten days previous to the fate, of Mr. William Fortier, Su veyor, Tottenham Green ; at the Falcon, 'Waltham Crofs; Sara cen's Head, Ware; at Garraway's; an I of Meats. Hoggart Phillips. No. 62, Broad-flu:et, Royal Exchange. CAPt lAL lift t.hti-1.0 L FATE., MANuR, MANSION, FARMS, AND TYTHFS, SURREY. TO IM FOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. By Mere. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (Sucettiots to Mr. Ssarrsa) A VALUABLE and angularly beautiful FREE -13 HOLD and fmall part COPYI4OLD and LEASEHOLD ESTATE, containing 787 acres of excellent arable, pliffure, mea dow, and wood land in a ring fence, and hi ;h Rate of cultivaticm, great part tythe free, and land tax redeemed, with the manor t.f Effingham Faft-court, exteto!ing over a large track of country. abounding with game, near the fox hounds and harriers, in a 63e fporting part of the county of Surrey; a fubflautial modern man fion, (tabling for ten bodes, cosh hosfes, barns, g-anaries, cottage;, bailiff's houfe, and out-buildings; the whole in excellent repair, forming a molt deferable eftatc for the refidence of a Nobleman or Gentleman fond of agricultural purfuits and field (ports. The &ate is in hand, and the neat modern furniture, farming utesiels, timber, Rock, Etc. may be taken at a fair valuation. To he vicaved with tickets only, which, with particulars, utny be had of Mr. Litchfield, Solicitor to the Treafury, No 7 Lie - coin's Inn New Fquare, and of Meta. Hoggart and Phillips, Nt. 61, OM Broad•ftreet, Royal Exchange, where maps of the ellate may be ken. ekiEPRFUL Rap! ohNem, mITCHAM OOMAIOOI. hik.At C ARSH AI. TON. SURREY. • TO BB SOLD BY PRIVATE (CONTRACT, By Meirrs. HOGGART and 'PHILLIPS, A SELECT, pleAfant, FAMILY HOUSE, ifa exxcllentrepair, er.mmaeding pleafing views of Ranienil Downs and the Surrey Hills, eight miles from London, at Mitebnis Common, near Caribolion, in the County of Surrey. The !sage is furrounded by a paddock and pleafure grounds, with excellent offices, well fupplied with fine water, kitchen gaMens, hot hoaft,„ pinery, fucceffion houfe, melon-ground, and fruit walls, itandiqg for two carriages, Rabling for fix bodes, barn, rnjener's &A:ft , complete brewhoufe and outbuildings, orchard, and richlinealiclr la ,, d, containing together about feventeen acres; near the bounch, and in a neighbourhood of the firft refpeßability. To be viewed, with tickets only, which, with further partice hm, may be had of Meffrs. Hoggart and Phillips, No. 6s, Broad rect. IX/HEN Yrotedional Mtn of E.ducation and Rc. TT fponfibility deviate from the general Syftem by the feleaien of a particular brands, the fanetion of long continued fucceffes is the heft criterion of fucerierity. Thirteen years have I devoted soy pradice to the evelofrre trey meet of Three Diforclrs, and the feccefsful Teat of my plan gist• me additional ardour to oppofe. as far as I am able, the ravage. ,f thole Complaints which arc tag molt important in thi Catalog*: of Human Infirmities. After initiation into every Branch, as an Army Surgeor, formed a with at an early period of pradice to rem' individei• from the ignorance of uneducated men, or the equally dasger.r. precipitancy of general Pradidoners. 1 he Three Diforders, to the cure of which I have devoted e;• attention, comprife every fpeclea of VENEREAL INFECT/ON. whether of a receat or long duration; 2dly, all kinds of debiEcv, whether arifing from the habits of fchoul boys or the indulgrecea of mature age ; and,laftly. that deAulgement of the fylictia men which is called BARRENNERS,or sreRILITY. _ _ Numerous Difcafes arc the refult of ignorance, or bafte in the treatment of a fimpic - Gonorrhma ; and it rot unfrequently hay pens that the feeds of Life arc poifoned by the IndiCtretion of so unguarded hour By a fuperior method fuck Complalatsare tellf cured; and, even whese others have failed, I truft that I may prs fume to offer a radical re-sliabliar:ent Few, however, are the cafes of complicated difirera ie tahle di( order, compared with the calamitous &stations of men, who. fro: — an indulgence in a folitary vice, or the prevalent gaieties at ro farbionalote life. acquire that Rate of debility, wlgris is pa:.. voidable confequetice of fuels pernicious habits. Where the unhappy fufrerer Croc.ds over his mrety, bet ewe • fully conceals his misfortune, it may be lonic confalation fist bin: to know, that although It he an oh;ect of doubt or uncertairer with other pradlitieners, the removal of thefe deficiencies by e - : - graival progrefs of renovation, is the acquirement of my ear , race If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce met •-• Rigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early countereCi 4 N of this languid Rate; and in thefe cafes no great difficulty willows.. The (ecrecy which is fo ellential to my undertakings and qualifications which I have prcfumed to nate. 'Rim the bale my prettnfions, and in coincidence with fuck this lorininglan given, that Mr. Bree may be conlulted pirlonally, or by .Lctr-.: (ioclofing a (mall Note), at his honk, No. 19, Arundel-firer , Strand, n•ar Tempk-Bar. Cr There Is an additional Fatrance in Water Reset adjoiain, and the name is on both the de"rs MARTIN liREh Member of the Royai College of Surgeons in 1-11104“. A CAUTION , -.4010C PeffnitS, who talfely dart themklvr 4 rP be MIMEZES OF Tai ROICAL Coci.zo a, tv.ving for feveralincro 7l pin copied my Ativertifements alinoft word for word., and inf.,- • 1 them as their own produetiona, it is my duty to mention r shore Perfons are not Members of any College in Looloiro E ' 4 " t ur, is, or elfewhere; nor have they tray right to yraElice Sur; in I nodal. LuI4L'ON: Printed and publfflied by LEVEL KEN r. (oft. ttzt ury Place, Lan2teth) at tee STAR-MIMI, Na. t, Car - tiat Publidtod aiN at the STAG-01FICII, Teupk-Ha: