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FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZE rE. ADMIRALTY OFFICE, OCTOBER 2,1827. In purfuance of the KING'S pleafure, the under. mentioned Captains were this day appointed Flag- Officers of his Majelty's Fleet: viz. JOHN HUNTS., Efq. FR A NC:4 PENDLE, Efq WILLIAM ALBANY OTWAY, Efq. 010161 i LEIMSDAINE. Fig. Sir SAMUEL HOOD, K.B. Hrmtv vxcuott.s, Efq. 14222 err SwwrEa, DAVIDCE GOULD, Efq RICUAID GOODWIN KEATS, Erg. To be Rear Admirals of the Blue. FOREIGN OFFICE, OCTOBER a, iBo7. The Right Honourable GEORGA Carremo, his Majefty's Principal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, has this day notified to the Mininers of Friendly and Neurral Powers refident at this Court, that his MAJESTY has judged it expedient to direa, that the moll rigorous bl••ckade filuld be eftablifhed at the entrance of the River Eyder, and that the fame will be maintained and enforced in the ftridtell man• net, according to the nfages of war acknowledged and allowed in fimilar cafes. FOREIGN OFFICE, OCTOBER 3, 0.27. The Krec has been pleafed m appoint jostrn CHARLES MELLISH, Efq. to be his Majefty's Secre tary of Legation at the Court of his Sicilian Majefty. WHITEHALL, OeTOBEIt 3, 78oy. The KING has Leen pleated to prefent Mr. JOHN MACCLELLAN to the Church and Parifh of Kelton, in the Preibytery and Stewartry of Kircudbright, vacant by the death of Mr. THOMAS HALLWAY. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Commiffions figned by the Lord Lieutenant!of Ayr. (hire.--ta Bdttalion of the zd Regiment of Ayr. fhire. Volunteer Infantry. James Donaldfon, Gent. to be Captain, vice Dalrymple, appointed to the A yl-flare Riot Battalion. Dated Sept. 1807. Commiffions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County ofCarnarvon. Loyal NewborOugh Corps of Volunteers. Robert Beaver, E.fq. to be Captain, vice R. Currie, refigned.— Dated Sept 17. Z. 12 , Hugh Thomas, Gent. to be Lieutenant. vice.H. Jones. refigned ; William Parry, Gent, to be ditto, vise Griffith, rtfigued ; Geo. Reynolds, Gent to be ditto, vice D. Jones, reigned; Richard Griffith, Gent to be ditto, vice Hughes, refigned ; Robert Dines, Gent. to be Ent g n, vice Thomas, promoted ; Henry ughes, Gent. to be ditto, vice W. Jones, refigned Thome Payne, Gent. to be ditto, vice Reytioldc. promoted ; David Ro berts Pugh, Gent. to be ditto, vice R. Jones refigned ; Robert Quirk, Gent. to be Surgeon, vice W. Currie, refigned. AU dated as above. Comnsiflions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Utz. Loyal Walthamflow Volunteers. Jobo Mani. Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Sparrow, reigned ; and Nita Casznove, Gent: to be ditto, vioe„Maberley, refigoed. Data September i s, Barking Volunteer Infantry. rarid Momleans, Ottit. to be Fetign. Dated Sept. tE. 18 , 7. Cogsaitifions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Bed(ntd.—Militia. 1 1411Eten Hardgusve, dent. to I .c lieutenant. Dated Aug. is, 1807. FeAge William Neuter td be &to. Dated Aug. a 4, tao 7. ttt 'trap of 'Woburn Yeomanry Cavalry. 'The Moil Noble Francis Marquis of Taviflock to be Captain, vice Fad 1 zditsir. reigned. Dated Aug 31, 18c7. Bedfordthire Volumeer Infantry. Come jamb Winter, Gent. to be El.fign. Dated Aug. 31, 1207. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLV&D. Benjamin tf , pkinfon, of Holborn, coachrnaker, Jcreph Wig:, of North Piece. Gray's inn Lane, and Samuel Page, of King's I R o m,surevynes, James Mansfield, of jehrt.ltreet. bricklayer, and James Streud, of Highlinry, brickmakers. Sept ac, &80,. Rebett Dunio? and Thomas Anderfon, of liudderbield, York * re. weskiltaplern. Sept. r, 2807. Thomas Yates. William Stretton, George Nelfon, and John Afh well Nottingham, founders. Sept. tt, I 807. Benjamin Blakelley and John Hall, of Friday-ftreet, boz-makers Supt. 29.1807. John Henry Schneider, John Wigley, and Rodolph Efchmann, of Bow lane, Cbeapfidc, merchants Sept. 30, 1807. William Henry and William M'Adam, of the Maze, Southwark, and Ely Place, Holborn, colournicn and merchants. Sept. 29, xBo7. Matthew Watfon and Chrittopher Elwin, of Chandos Brent, men's BICTO. MI. Silt 3C, 1807. Thomas linter and Samuel Pickering Beale*, in the Brick Kilns at Cbefterton and Barnwell, Carnbeidrefbirc. July 9 1807. Benjamin bird and George Buchanan, of Liverpool, merchants and agents. Aug. 31, t 307. George Bolton, James Clayton, George Clayton, William Clayton, and ThomasV/ilfon, of Prcßr n, Lancalbire, bankers. Ott. 1807. Peter Symons and Son, of Portfrnouth, merchants and (hip nente. Ont 1,1807. Thum. Cromwell James Richardfon, and George Cromwell, of Newgre React fringe.matinf.idturers. Oa. 3,1807. Robert Town and William Borland, of Liverpool, painters and gilder.. Sept. t, 1807. John Bowerit g and William Stothar, of Wood (brat and Silver. flret t, wine and fpirit merchants. 06t 1,1807. William Biffex, Richard Sloper, and Charles Biffex, of Brant, vinegar maker.. Sept. 28, t 807. Jofrph Boulton and Junes Beech, of Stone, Staffordllike, linen and woollen drapt rs, 6te. Sept. 4,1807. Thomas Mowhray Stafford Jones and Thomas Milne, of Man clutter, folititors. Otft. t,1807. Richard Hartley and Richard Ingham. of Stinbury, Bradford, Yorkfliire. reed-makers. May 10,1807. John Cawley and Thomas Charles Cawley, of Axmiofter, Devon. afire, lhopkeepers. Sept. t, 11107. George Burger. and Georgl Harding, of Cloffop, Derbyfhire, cot ton. manufadurers. 5ept..16,1807. James Smith and Jeremiah Smith, of Humber bank, Kingllon nyon-Hull, earthenware manuradurers. May 1,1807. Joel Marfhall and Thomas Martha% of Loughborough, Leiecfter- Bike, drapers. Sept. to, .807. George Baimforth, Benjamin Rufhfirth, and William Rufhforth, of Lee Bank-mill Halifax, Yorkfhire, wool carders and (crib. biers. May 30, dos. William, John. and James Malcot Richtrdfon, of Cornhill, book fellers. Sept. 26,1807. BANKRUPTS. William Higginbottom, cf Tottenham enert Road, Middlef.x, eockfounder and ironmonger, dealer and chapman, to furrender Oniober 10,17, at ten, and November 14, at one. at Guildhall. Anomie', Mr. Newcomb, Vine-itteet, Piecadilly; or Mr. Hunt, Surrey.ftreet, Strand. Benjamin Bloomficldt, of Upper Norton-ftreet, Fitzroy-fgnare, klidtilefes, wine merchant, dealer and chapman, o,ltober to j so, at ten, n od November 14, at eleven, at Guildhall. Anoraks: ' Marrs. Willett, Annefley and Co f infbury-fguare. DIVIDENDS. Clarther 6. William Jones, late rf Stratford, parith of Fownhnpe, Herefordibire, dealer and elazirman, at eleven, at the Mitre Ta. ' vern broad timer, Hereford. OEtober 6. Richard Zonch Troughton and John Andrews, of Coop l.'s row, Crutched Friars, London, wine merchants and partners, at ten, at GoildhalL O,tober 8. John Mithy, late of Hinckley, Leleefteretire, baker, at eleven, at the Bull's Head, Hinckley. OEtober 6. Charles Jaekfon. of Down Ampney, Oloucellerfhire. linendraper and grocer. at eleven, at the Fleece Inn, Circlet:eller. CI& ben 7. Edward Oates, of Leeds, Yorkibire, dryfalter dealer and chapman. at eleven, at the Hots!, Leeds. • Ottober 8. 'I holm. Horrabin, now or late of mer chant and conrer t at twelve, at the George fan, Liverpool. POLICE. Saturday a gentleman refiding in the cit. csm. pl•tined to the fitting Maginrate, of the mi fenndue of a parifh conflable; He Rated, that on Friday night he was furrounded bT feveral women of the town, who picked his pocket of a pound note. Har ing called the watch, he gave one of the girls in charge, and accompanied her to the watch bottle, where the conflable refilled to fuller him to return home, and kept him all night in cenfinemtnt. He had been many years a houfekesper in the parilh ; paid 2001. a year rent and taxes; and his detei Lion from a large family occafioned confiderable anxiety ; as the conflable had exceeded his anthnrity,he hoped the Alderman would prevent a repetition of conduit fo illegal and oppreflive. The con (table, in anfwer I to this charge (aid, he had confidered it as neceffary to detain the complainant in order to infure his ap• pearance before the Magillrate. Mr. Alderman Bitten feverely cenfored his conduit, and obfet red, if the conflable received the name and refidence of a perfon giving charge, there was no ground for de taining him. In the relent inflance, he confidered the conduit of the contiable a grofs abofe of his duty, and threatened to commit him unlels he made an apology to the coMplainant ' which he accordingly did, and was difcharged, withinitable advice for the regulation of his conduit in future. The girl charged with picking the tradefman's pocket, was alfo exa mined, but, as the property was hot found upon her, ( the was difcharged. Saturday a woman hatred Hickey was fully com• mined from Worfhip fireet Office, for robbing a gen tleman, whom the had enticed into a honk of iU fame, in Banner-11feet, Bunhill row, of his pocket book, containing upwards of 401. Saturday, at Hatton-garden Office, two peaces wets taken before the Magitlrate for wheeling bar. rows on the payment hi Holborn ; bnt on the lolisee tor tlatiog that he only Intendcd to eflablith the ille gality of the "prailice, as a warning to others, they were difcharged on paying cofls. Mat,Earranot —Thatamanmay be a very worthy MagiQrate, and yet know nothing of Latin or Greet,' is a truifm conflantly evinced by many of our Wor thipful Sages at Guildhall. One of the molt worthy and humane of there, but who, unfortunately, is a little hard of hearing, had, Ihme days fence, brought before him an unfortunate Scots Tutor, who had bee nmaking rather too free over night with BPI. to Falernian, and was found by the watch " ran , Law jiib terming fagi," or, in plain Engin, drunk and fait afleep Muter a porter's pitching block in the flreet. The Confiable of the night having Rated his char?.e, the worthy Magiltrate put the ufual quellion Well, my friend, what have you to fay fur your. felf?" SANDT hoed; but reckoning nn his learning as a certain proteilion againfi the colferinences of his frailty, he addreffed the Magistrate in a penitent toner and Edinburgh accent—" ilia Lord, I'm an auforeisii man, its true; but, Nemo monalium MINIMS Hooita cAUPIT. " s s The worthy Alderman flared. , ‘Eh ! what ! What's that he f.rys about uh—: in a faapit ? Hatkee, my good ft iend ! .filevp;tr are very improper places for you to go into with fuch company. I'll difcharge you for this time ; but never come here again with fuch a dory." On Thurfday as a ferryboat was croffing the river near Putney Bridge, with feveral paffengers, the ferryman was feized with a fit, and fell overboard ; he was with great difficulty recovered. A. fire was dikovered on Wednefday morning at the houfe in Downing flreet which is afligned to the Fill Lord of the Treaftwy. The Duke of Potty,. A who recopied this houfe lately, and who has returned to his own in Piccadilly, left the former under the care of a female fervant. The girl was going to drefs fionething for her dinner, but on opening the (love. ' door, the room was filled with fmoke. It was loon found that the flue was red hot. Mr. Newcomb, the mailer of a neighbouring public houfe, with great, prefence of mind, and the moll aetive exertions, con trived to put a fiop to the mifchief, which other wife might have been attended with the molt fatal confe quences, confidering the number and mago;tude of the AdjacenCmantions. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTF, OCTOBER 3. A'erage Price of Corn in England and Vf ales, from the Returns ending Sept. 25, tBO7. Wheat. Rye. Barley. Oats. I Beans. Peafe. a. d. a. d. s. d. a. d. a. el a. d. 7( 0 47 6 39 % %8 4 30 If 59 a . The average Price of Sugar, computed from the Returns made lb the week ending Sept. 30, is 31s. od.per hundred weight. SEA-COAL METERS' OFFICE, LONDON, OCT. 3. cam:tors Soto, and micas. Monday, I Wcdncfd . I Friday, Sept. di I Sept. 30. a. 1151 91 52 1 52 9 1 51 3 55 I 149 50 I ft 3 S 4 4 34 51 NEWCASTLE COAL. Adair 's Main B:nton Lcng Biggs Main Croft's Main Milton • Platworth Heaton Main Hebburn Main Holywcil Main Kenton Main Morton Main Percy Main Pontop Windfor'a South Eighton Tanfield Moor Gateshead Park Townley Main Wall's End 51 0 54 0 54 0 54 0 54 3 53 9 S 4 c I . a Temples Wall's End - Whitcikid • Willingten Wylatn Moor South Millburn Killingworth Bell and BIOWIeS Walls End Cowpcn Main Hartley SUNDERLAND COAL. Bryan Main Blrtley Moor Eighton Moor ' - Bourn Moor Eden Main Hedwnrth's • Fillinglove Main Low Main • New bottle Moor • Primrole Main • Red'tory I Ronal* Main. • 2 Shigs •I•m••••• :6 so o 34 3 54 3 34 0 54 s Si 9 se 6 49 0 !O 0 SS 3 4 0 47 0 SO 0 c 4 9 S 4 7 ST 9 St 6 so 6 so 6 so 6 47 9 I 5( 5( it Is( I 50 I 51 S SS to 56 2 s I 5O 3 54 I s 2 1134 1156 I 51 i ISt I I SO I SO 1 I 49 3 53 1150 a I 31 I 31 • i -•• . - • HIRTIN. . 1 DR. FREEMAN'S OUTrA SALUTARIS. • Lately, at Mount rforpeet. cowl , ' Lin Watt, the T.ady of the i ' rHE treble of this Infallible Medicine has been tf flight*Hou. Stand& O'Grady, Lord Chief Baron of the Exchequer,' -I- long proved, that nothing of the prefent day can h eat a of a fon. MARRIED. which it effcdtually cures and eradicates from the habit, without the painful feelings and expofure that attends falivatiwi, I. R. Coutrenaker. 1 7 14. of Upper Gower-ftreet, to Mrs. de 1 exuirirdl Teoppc. Widow of Colonel G. without debilitating the coultimtion lit any degree, or even re. On the 26th ult. at Chtifte . ! Royal Turing confinement trout bufinels. or reftridion in dirt. The • is de Trappe. urch. Hants. Captain Stuart. Rny radical virtues of tl:,:fe 1 aeflimaille Drops have proved their claim -Navy, feeond fon of the late Hon. Sir Charles Stuart. K. B. to M ire Sollivati, eldeft danghter of the Right Hon. John Sullivan. .to public approbation for more then thirty years. In all the de ; hility or both few, they prove a never failing reftorative, whe ther the debility is produced by too free I.* of Mercury, illicit On Wednefday the Seth ult in the 7eth year of his age. the plearures, or the effeas of a warm elirnate to travellers, and thee Rev. Mathew Woodford. Archdeacon of Winche ft er, Prebend of • going abroad. They eao.not he recoTm rockd too (trolley t o that Cathedral, and Rearm of Crawley, and Colbourn, in Hemp- thole who will receive a fa'e. fpeedy, and comi 1-te cure in all old (hire. • (tubber: n (.texts, and every we:Ands that a.Tedt, the bladder and Lately, at Sinigaglia. Cardinal Onorati, at the advanced age of „. organs of urine. Ey let ea ary many women have become mo. There are now fourteen Cardinals' 'tells vaearit. the.ts. who for years had bre.i deprived of that happi eta Sold wholefale and retail at Mr. Ruder's, No. 4, Chearfide,eor- Der of Pattennfter-row, and retail by &lam Poremoutti;Wettor, Perth a; Will. and Rogers, Hvrnouth . Peck, Hull; Calwelt, Dub lin; Macdonald. Olafgow ; smith and Manderton. Edinburgh; and by moil couotry medicine Venders, In battles, at 21. Std. eaeb: with ample direetitno. SALES BY AUCTION. VALUABLE FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD MARSH I LAND, PLAISTOW, ESSEX, With poffeffinn at Clariftmas next.' TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD, By Meffra. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (Succeffors to Mr. SMITH), At Garraway's, on Wednefday the 14th initant. at IS o'clock, by order of the Truftees of Mr. Jour; S , deceafed, A PIECE of excellent found MARSH LAND, ha.. containing. by efilmation, feven acres freehold, except two acres in Bridges-lane, Middle ivlarfh, Miaow Level, let to Mr. Chriltopher Moore, who is to give poffeffion at Christmas next. To be viewed by applying to Edward Suannel, rearib-raan, near the Crown, Plaiftow; of whom particulars may be bad twenty days previous to the fate ; alto at the Crown, Plaiftow; Lamb, Rum ford; Angel, Ilford ; of Mr. Welt. Solicitur, 7, Clement's Inn ; at Garraway's; at d of Meffrs. Hoggart and Phillips, 6s, Broad•Rrcet. DIXON'S CELFBRATED ANTIBILIOUS PILLS. THESE PILL.S have long obtained a jail cele: , brity in the private practice of the propricror, Mr. D'XOY; Apothecary,and from their great foccefs its many obilinate Bill u. Difordcrs, on numerous patients of slitlinelion and others, parti: culatly the Duke of Bedford, Sir George Warren. Sir Gregory Page Turner, the Dowager Lady Say and Sele, the Vircountrfs Bulkeley, &e. &c. he was perfuaded to offer them to the public, under the approbation and fandion or their name. The following is a Proof of their Efficacy— " Deal Cattle, I-farce - only/eft, South wake, • Frbtv cry 24. 1803." " Captain Lloyd prefects Ms compliments to Mr. Diann alike not perfonally acquainted with him, would take it as a tavoitr, if he would fend him four or five boxes of his Pill., as form as be polfibly can. Mrs. Lloyd, who has always lard the Medicine. io now pregnant and very unwcil —for the great ferviec they have been to Mrs. Lloyd, u welt as to Col. Biftiop and all hi. fatuity, Capt. Lloyd Gels it his duty to recommend the Pill. wherever he govi ; he really thinks If Mr. Dixon would appoint lonic perform as venders in this county it , vinald be a benefit to the etinmartity." The Pills are found to be an incomparable remedy for reitoring the tone of the ilouuch—for suring indigeftion —for prevenmsg crudities, and their confcquent difigrctible eradations and 11 t.,- 'Eileen. they prevent habitual and temporary c itlivenefr.—Getz I head-aelin, and hem burn which um:droned by pregnancy. and a debilitated ftomaeh, wheth er arilrng from the acrimony of the I nchindaut bile, intempei ate diet, or drinking to excels. Sold wholt fate and rtta.t at Mr. Butler's, Nu 4, Cheapide, nee of Patel-miler row, Lundtin; and retail by nioft country Me i dichie Vci,det 6, in boxes at at. 9.1. and 6s. each HIGH SiREET FARM, TICEHURS suSSEX. ' By Metirs. HOGGART and PHI LLIPS, (Sneed - ors to Mr. Stall - It), To he PEREMPTORILY SOLD, at Garraway's on Wednef day the Lath inftant, at as o'clock, by order of the Tt maces ! of Mr. Jon N SCALES, deceafed, 1 A Delirable COPYHOLD ESTATE, in the Ll Parith of Piceburft, in the county of Suffer; confifting of upwards of so acres of pafture. arable, meadow, and wood laud, in a ring fence, with a farm houfe, barn, and out-building, lately put into good repair, and in a pleafantfporting country. adjoining the turnpike road from Wadburft,6 miles from Lan:hena ft, and within 9 miles of Tunbridge Wells. The Farm is in band, and early polrcffion Will be given. To be viewed, and particulars bad 20 days prcvioas to the file ; at the Suffer Arms Tavern and Angel Inn. Tunbridge Wells; Crown,Tunbridge; Star, Lewes; Chequers, Lamberbutft; White Hart, Seven oaks; Swan, Hailing% ; Callk, Brighton ; of ;a. r. WI a. Solicitor, No. -, Clement's Inn; at Garraway's; and of Niers Miggart and Phillips, 6s, Broad area, Royal Exchange. VALUABLE FREEHOLD FARMS AND MARSH LA — 1 4 1 D, WEST THURROCK, ESSEX. By Meffra. lIOGGART and PHILLIPS, (Suceefft.rs to Mr.:Mir it), a To be PEREMPTORILY SOLD, at °areaway's. on Wednelf• day the xsth Ina. at IS o'clock, in Two Lots, by order of the Truftees of Mr. Jonar SEArs:s, deceafed, 'TWO eligible and improvable FREEHOLD FARMS, in the pariffi of Weft Thurrock, t 3 miles bona Romford, 4 from Tilbury fort, and is miles from London, in the county of Effcx; containi-g tto acres of excellent land, 56 acres of which arc ninth, and the _remainder arable, part tythe-free, with farm houfes, barns, ambling, and out-buildings ; let on old leaks, which have only fix years unexpired, at rents amounting at prefent to ro.:1. per annum. To be viewed, with leave of the tenants, and particulars had 20 days previous to the fate, at the White Hart, Cock and Bell. and Lamb Inns, Rumford ; 'King's Arms, Grays : Dog and Partridge, Stifford ; Spread Eagle, bigateltone; White Hart. Brentwood ; Bell, Upminiter ; Angel, Ilford ; of Mr. Weft. Solicitor, No. 7, Ckment's Ion; at Garraway's; and of Mtffrs. Hriggart and ?hil t Nps,6z, Broad -theca, Royal. Exchange. The GREAT I'YTHES of CHICH ES By Marrs. HOGGART and PHILIJPS. At Garraway's Coffee-hour; Combill, on Wed :efday, the Loh Inßant, at twelve, by order of the Truftecs of the late Hem y Halley, of Henley Park, Surrey, Efq. deccated, THE RECTORIAL or GREA:I"PYTHES of the fevers' Parilbes of St. PETER the GREAT, within the City of CHICHESTER, and the adjoining Par•thes of RUM BOLD's WY KE,and EISHBOURN, in the County of SUSSEX; extending ov..r about esco acres of arable, rich meadow, and ocher land, producing on a average, about 4col per annum, with harts, [tabling, and out-buildings, and a !mail garden. Particulars may he had twenty days Frevinvs to the Me: of John Scott, Efq. c 3, Upper Gvildfurd-Rreet, Ruill.ll-fquare; at the Doi ph in, Chichelt r; tattle. Brighton ; Star, Le we‘; Hotel., Bognor; at Garraway's; and of Mars. Meagan and Phillips, 6a, Old Broad-ftreet, near the Royal Exchange. TY I'HES FARNHAM, SURREY. By ,MeCirs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, At Girraway's Codeehoufe. Cornkill, on Wednefday, the 14th inftant. at Twelve. (hy order of the Mikes of the late Henry Half( y, of Henly Park, Surrey, Efq &mired) AMOST Valuable FREEHOLD ES FATE , held for Three Good Lilies unfit r the Archdeacon of Surrey, ennfifting of the ReCioriat MaOor of Farnham, with the courts, quit rents, and a neat fuhltantfer Parrmage-houfe. garden. offices, and glebe, (patinas new bulk hams, Coeds, farm yard, (tabling, and other nut-buildings, with the very valnahk Great Tythee of the extent:we parilh of Farnham, ariOnt from hops, corn, hay, &e. and extending over 7000 Acres of Arable, rich Meadow, and pafture Lauds, producing about 2000. per annum. Alto, a long range of Hop Kilns, in the town of Farnham, re cently erected at a very considerable expellee. and replete with warehonfes, (tore-rooms, and every other rt quifite—alfo a piece of Lana adjoining, and - , arlous apparatus for colic ling and dry ing of hop , —the Kilns, and Land adjoining, are freehold of Mlle ritance, and diftina from the other property. Particulars may be had twenty one days previous to the fate, of John Stott, Efq s 3, Upper Guildford-ftreet, Ruffell4quare; at the White Hart, Baglhot ; Swan, Alton and Alresford ; Both. Staines ; Caine, Windfor ; 1101, Farnham; Meths. Hoggart and Phillips, 6 No. 6 2 ' Broad (leen, Royal Exchange; and of Mr. James Pa ine, Farnham, who will (hew the pretnifee. 9 3 NOR THAMPTONSHIRE, ON THE BORDERS OF O I.EICES I LRSHIRE. o Noble and Extenfree Demefne ; Anc!ent Manor Houfe ; Capital 6 Farms, Lands, anti Woods; nearly Tithe-free; upwards of Two • :Thotsfand Five Hundred Acres. 6 By Mr. ROBINS, o ArGarr. , ..vay's Coffee honk, in Exchange alley, Cornhill. London, i on Tuefilay, the 24th of November next, at Twel et n'Clock, in 0 I Lots, o 1 'HE Capital and very Eligible FREEHOLD 6 11 ESTATE: PIPWELL ABBEY, five mils from Market Harhorough and Kettering, in the county of Northampton, the o property of a NOBLEMAN : compelling an ancient Mantion o Hou'e„ with domeftle offices of all deferiptions ; Paddocks ; eli gible and deferable Farms of rich inclofed meadew, pafture, and 6 arable land, with fuitable buildings, and ornamented with fine o' timber, divided by thriving hedges. and lying within a ring fence; o comprifing upward' of One Thoufand Two Hundred Acres, let o to refpal able tenants at will, with the manorial rights, quit rents, 3 cottages, wage grounds and other valuable appurtenances. o I Alfa, PI PW ELI. WOODS, In hand, containit g upwards of 6 Three Hundred and Fifty Acres, well flocked with fine oak and other timber, and underwood—f he Capital, Eaten five, and o 1 heiving Woods, compiling part of Rockingham Foreft, and 6 , adjoiclag the Pipwell Eftati; fituate in the parithes of Middleton, 6 Cottlng. and Oakley, in the laid county, vintalning upwards of 1 Nam Hundred and Seventy Acres, with the timber and under -9 , wood thereon. o! 1 The whole of thefe valuable Eftates being nearly tithe-free, o i compaet, at d commandingfa fine track of one of the firft counties, 3 • forms a moft eligible property for a Nobleman , or Gentleman 6 within to Mae their money in land. 3 The [Mates may be viewed by applying to Mr John Efilim, at the Manfion, where Particulars may be had ; at the George. Ket tering ; principal Inns at Harborough; .1 hree Cranes, Leicefter ; George, Northampton ; Swan, Newport ; Poft Howe, Welford; T. G. Parr, Ffq. Litchfield ; Hen and Chickens. Birmingham ; George, Woohnen ; Sugir Loaf, ()Imitable; White Hart, St. Al ban's; Red Lipn, Barnet; at Garraway's ! and of Mr. Rekins, Warwick ftrect, Qoideu-fquare, Loudon, where a Plan of the Mates may be fen. PUBLIC ADVM4 TAG& I'HE advantare the public mutt always derive A. front rrindetiy educated profelonal men direeting almoft ea einfively their [bilks to one Ipecies of maia,loy, was never more • cien.rly de nonftrted than by the unexampled fuccefs which has atterki. d the altdolftration of their new remedy and the tette ordinal y cures k has performed. Fora tong feries of years, Moires C 1.112 RIE and Co. Sergrone. formerly in his ilibjefty's tervies. have mace the Venereal Difetfe the par:icular object of tbeir in veifigation. a: c 1 are happy in having difcovered a medicine lupe. rior to mercury in the cure of that complaint—it is fuflicient to ohlervr: :het the effeds of this refire,. are diametrically oppollte to tbofe of mercury,for though it courkiletcly eradicates every eeetige of the virus. in its mml confirmed ftages. yet it does nut b the !raft injure the canilitistion—on the contrary, it renovates the ijd tem in all its u2tural fonetions, promotes appetite, and facili►ates di g • won—rhos nif!endof rezlecirg a ttrong and vigorous conftir a • tion to the irightfuf coudirion that mercury does, it not may pre , ferves that eonttittitian in its primitive flare, but reftorce a wca* • and de:ilitated one to its natural Pre tgth and vigour. Nu raheriefs in a ere are on recent record of the fuperior eMcaer of this Medicine, iteinherent and !peel& virtues sifting as a per. petual corrective to bodily debility, whether proceeding front an excels of conjugal or Wick pleafcre, or from the mot* infidenus, though not lets deft:uCtive indulgence of bean tints youth of bee' fexes in a crrtain pernicious habit Arnica the metarch•'ly variety of difnrders which are the confequeure this flits ry vice, there are none more afflicting than that diftrelEne Rate of debility and deficiency. w bid) prevents or embitters the ma trimnnial fate ; the unhappy fufrercr broods over 144 saisfortvec. afhamed tc leek relief, until he is reduced to Inch a Rate of weal : ntis as to render life opprefilve. To fuch permors it muft he a cot ; foling reftedli in, to kuow that they may now, by a new infallilsle mode of treatmi nt, be reltorei to that greatelt of all human blef. • Inge, a ftrom s . manly, and vigorous Li all cafes of debility, defteirncy, from whatever caufearifing. as well as in every fpecies cf venereal Mice-lion. Mcffts Currie aril Co. may br conk:heti by patimta of either fez, with the greater fecrecy and honour, ar their Sonde, No. 107. Hatton Garden. I Letters into the Country (poit paid) including a bank nett, will have the neceffary medicine and advice fent to any part of ill- IXl:agent% No t•o7. Hamm Garden. WHEN Proteilinnal Men of Education and Pa - fponfibility deviate from the general Syßem by the fele.% et. of a particular branch. the fan Rion of long Conducted facceffes • P the heft criterion of fupertarity. Thirteen years have I ecvoted my praellice to the exclutive treat talent of Three Diforders, and the fuccegful refult of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppok, as far as I ant able, the ravages of thort Complaints which arc the molt important in the Catalogue of Human infirmities. After initiation into every Branch, its an Army Surgeon, I formed a with at an early period of predict to rcfcue individuals from the Ignorance of uneducated rates,-or the eqedly dangerous precipitancy of general Prasfiititmers. The Three Difordera, to r•e cure or which 1 have devoted ins attention. compnife every fpecies of VENEREAL INFECTIaIh". whether of a recent or long duration: mily, ail kinds of debility. whether wiling from the habits of (thou' boys. or the indulgencer of mature age : and,latity, that derangement of the fyftem in wo men whieh is called BARRENN ESS, or S TERILITY. Numerous Di cafes arc the refult of ignorance, or 'nate in ne treatment of a fimple Oonorrhma ; and it not unfrequently he; pens that the feeds of Life are poifoneti by the Indifcretion rat unguarded hour By a fuperior method fuch COMFllifitg arc edify cured; and, cacti where others have failed, I truft that f may pa fume to offer a radical re-eflablithment Few, however, are the cafes of complicated Meek In this dl' order, compared with the calamitous radiations of men, who from an indulgence in a folitary vice, or the pm-Java rt;etirs of r* falhior,ablc life, acquire that date of debility, which It the um voidable confaqtrence of fuch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy futfcrer broods over his mifery, bat art fully conceals his misfortune.. It may be fome coofnlation fer for to know, that although it be en object of doubt or uocertalr! with °titre praditioners, the removal of there deficiencies by t: gradual progrefs of renovation, is the acquirement of my exp/r once If the tars of Bacchus or Venue have hegun to reduce Inst•.. algour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early couoteraaci of this languid !fate; ar.d in theft cafes no great da.ccl:y will orcrt. The ferrety which is fo effendi' co my undertaking, and tt' qualifications which I have prefumed to !tato, form the bees nay pretrnfmns. and in coincidence with fuch this intimaion o given. that Mr. Bret may be confulted perfon_sily. or by 'Arc's (inclofing a (mall Note), at his honk, Hu. an, Aruosiehilre:t- Straus'. near Temple-Bar. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been dffappointed their expectations of a family, may be affurrd, that is woe is: ftar.ces.foch deeds are curable by Medical Ikill. 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