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~r FROM . I,,AS'I' NIGHT'S 4AZ ETT.E. • --...-•-.... .. ___ . . .. . , ADMIRALTY:Orie I ; JANUARY 3. Vice Admiral Lord citilingwepd has, with his let ter of the 2.5 th of October last, tranirnitted to the ho nourable William WMesley Pole a letter from Cap tain l'earse, of his Majesty's sloop the Halcyon, giv ing an account of the capture of the whole . of a con voy belonging to the enemy tinder ;he town of Dia mante, on the Bth of Septeoer;'hy the above doop,, the Weazle, Captain Preschtt, and a Neapolitan galley, with a detachment of the British army under the cogsrnatta tlf.iiitiltenant Colonel lierycg. .Lord Collingwood commends the steal and dexte rity of C'aptains Pearse and _Prescott, as also the 4i..., lit) , with which the eO-operaticut of-the army was con- dutted on the above enterprise, whiCh was atchieved without any.lois en our part. ' N. ,13: MO pastifittlaxx of the above affair are -l'ort tained 'in the letterand inclosure from Lieutenant Ge- , neral Sir JOhn Stuart, inserted in the Gazette of the 'Pith Ult. Copy, of a Letter from Captain Thomas Harvey, of his Majesty's . Ship the Standard,. dated int Corfu, Stith Lune tees, to vice- . Admh- al Lord CoUingwood, Commander in Chief in the Me- 1 illterrantan, and transvalued by the latter to the Hdnourable W. W. PAO& . , • 'Mk Lord—At daylight. this morning I fell in with la Voir), Italian gun:boat, commanded by Ensign de Vii&seau Mieheli Mangin, carryin4 an iroh four "Quads", with to mot well armed. I , le la Legera, lli,Excach dispatch boat, with a well-armed crew of 14 men, was wiih la Volpo. At nine, the wind tailing, I sent the Pinnace with Lieutenant Richard ' Cull, and the eight-oared cutter with Captain Nitholls of the Royal hGrates, (both volunteers) in chace.— After two hours rowing, the weather very hot, they approached la Vcdp, who commenced a fire of mu.s. ltiz..iry on them, Ighish was returned with the swivels, .riff, when near, sirith muskets. On the boats ap • - prtlaching each quarter to board, the gun-bout pulled .410 t.; round, and 'fired at the cutter both round 'and grape ; the boats dashed at him, when he struck, and was taken possession of by' Captain Nicholls ; tieutenant . C4ll immediately pushed on in "chace of la Legera. Some time previous to this I- had di:- pitched the Tafel, with Lieutenant John Alexander, te be ready to cut her off ; Which affording him the , opportunity of obliging her to run on shore about tour miles northward of Cape St. 14ary, the crew Nein:ea on the rocks above . her ? and endeavoured to "itirttat the yawl'iaPprbath ; but she was taken pos .anaiion of .by Lieurehant Alexander, who was imme ., iately after joined byl.ieutesant Cull and Captain t . 1 14911 s r, they towed her put under a fire of musketry from the shore ' which ' j . r.ks• tosurped by Our . Marine, lit iheVoats Vie th spirit_ ,'• one of the FrenAmen. leaf VIIIVI ' killed. - Ft'letitiCh Eiisign de Vaisseau was miaow in.la Legere. ' I was 'mach gratified on the -ttrln ti little. ip 4iuttiog we had not suffered. . 'AI this affair ? .t h e,ptliantry and good con tact 6f the officers and men ,conserned gave me very linlift satisfatiOn ; 15oth"Caplain Nicholls and Lieu-. -IdslurcAlleptakr•ift higirteritii of the assistance they 'ditfrolls Mears: Hunts • and -Parker, Master's tesaiike Standard. , ' .• _ • . outisier Moni4eZniipile ifiliPeao;on the Staff itreciiieritl DOugelet - ( j i Corfu ,. was taken in la Volpo. .Fitt both *itch. I ant; etc. (Signed) - - _ TURMAS HARVEY. PAJLITARY PROMOTIONS. • . .• L IVAR-OFIFICE, JAN. - 3. I root 114g1 Eavt ,o(Jjght Pritglions-740e01.en444'Wil1m Wetter. 1 from attte mai, to be Lleiiteinou, by purchase, vice Wal.; lit, promot44. \ 7 ... , S4th flitte,--Lieutenant T. Valiant, from the 6ith Foot, to be 'Aunt...U.o4, N ice Inetricilio , iii.filianits. gith ,D;rlo,--William, Coles,. fiAkt. to be Coen at, by ruches:4 ' *al& '": eCk. i*.ls piiitifeted. . fi e 10th %Regiment ' of Wag-V ict beor g e Bevan to be Lieutenant, uitibout lintchale,Nfice -, Who resigns t• Allen, Gent. •to he . Ensign, vice Bsva endliehtenant -- Speedy to be itllufluii, , iiise spite;wo4t,tegkOs. it& ')/tco.-41. 1 1 11Cdt, (Relit. I to be Ensign, without purchase, - vile Brady, whit 'ent 'has not taken idice. 1 4 :41, Ditto—l iettieninit I: Stalkart, from the 84th Foot, to be , Lientesar.t, .Diet Smith, who exchauges, and Crawford, ;'©'ens, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Harrison, pro- Motet!. *fib Ditto--George Aryl:trams Charleton, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur:hase, vice Fleetly, promoted. 33d Ditto—Captain William Lambron to be Major, by purchase, '' *lce Quip, whiiretires, and Lieutenant John Orrock, to be Oseptaia 0 a Company, vice Lawbton. 41stililitto—Bertoit Bender, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, • ie.ce Lane, Who retire. 43t1t Ditto--.Liiutenant James Campbell to be Captain of a Com. '.firoy, Without pUrehase, vice Anderson, appointed to the 4th • Royal Vet4itt Battalion. . 48th DittO--;Ensign Roger Downes, from the Limerick County Militia, tis be be Elliott*. Sibb Ditto—Junes Johnston, Gent. to be linsign, without pur chase, vice Fattetson yam/voted. Stith Ditto—Ensign R edmond Brough to be Lieutenant, vice Hodder, deceased. 38th Ditto—Ensign Abrahaqvirisp to be Lieutenant, vice Steele, clexased a and GentLeman Cadet lotus Crouse, • from the Royal `'Military" Cell-ge, to be Ensign, vice Briggs. 6:.tti Dint —lieutenant Japwe'logiis, froni the .14th Light Dra -*satins,. to be fleattaant, vice Valiant, who exchanges, and /linos 'llionte, Geut. tobe Eusigu, without purchase, vice - E. • Gor.!on, Foniotcd. 67th Do:to—hesign Georges Ilaryour, from the Stil rem, to be • lieuteremt, without purcii4.l, vice Arthur, 'appointed to the 56th Foot. 14114 Ditte—Finsign Charles Stewart to be Lieutenant, by purchase, 3vice I'itiq,2oll, promoted. Tdth Oleo- -John Algeo, Gent. to be Er.sivi, by purchase, vice Cameron, pc:iv:toted. • • • . 80th Ditto—A.W.stant-Surgeon William Browne to be SKIMS, • 'ice Christie, -...he resigns. 8401Ding— * -Lieutotant George Charles Smith, from the 17th foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Staikart, who exchanges. huh Ditto—Lieutenant John •Coniter, from the Royals, to be Adjutant, (with the rank of Lieutenant,) vice Bourne, who on 'tins the Adjutancy only. Sas:opine —Ensign ---- Campbell to be Lieutenant without ptit'c base, vice D'Aguilar, appoiuted .kdjataut ; William Ria. %aril White, Gent. to be tusign, vice Campbell. 9!St Ditto—L.:viten= CharleiHandine, from Half-pay of the 1 late Ist Regiment of the Irish Brigade, to be Lieutenant, vice Alexander Campbell,who exchanges. 5 8 t h Ditto--Quarter Master-Strjeant Joseph Smith to be QUarter- Viiter, vice T.lipMpson, who resigns. lid Wait Ir.dia Regiii.:nt—Henry burry, Gent. to be Ensign . ' whetant purchase, yiee Timms, who resigns. The King's German Legion. - 10 Battalion of the Line—Cadet Socrjeant Augustus de 011 en to • be Llslgn, vice Hartmann, prom tined. Southern Carps of Manz Yedositeki Infantry-,Jimes Kewley, 'Qent. to be Ensign, vice Ceitku, Appointed toktio Royal Manx )tencibles, - • MESIORANDUM- Lieutenant Irwin) of the Oat Wut linde Regiment, orkiiwoe au .lo6rsctled bitheGuLtte of the 1 bitatioireolber 180 V, ls seinatated in hi, Rank. ERRATA Jts the-,Gazettete of the 2 itis September and 2tith November last. * 4 - 1, - • .. • :)o —tor VwLuiacer nwayur to to i..nbign, read V olun Jo. • leerm ow.— sllburd Swayuc to be Eissign. 30th Regiment of Foot. ,tor Andrew Perry, Gent. tabs Wasine.pszataist, Agee--Read AndTer iPprit (kt , . 4t be 4BO, 4! puutt chase vice M gee. 0111:0ANC11411881tir Daman 31. Royal Regiment of Artillery. Major-General and Colonel Edward Stephens to be Colonel- Commandant, vice Manley, deceased. Dated Dec. ld, 1808. ' Lieut. Col. Flower M. Sproule to be Cokelel, vice Stephens. Major W. P. Colebreoke to be Lieutessant-Colonel, vice Sproule. Brevet Major Prancis Bey to be Major; vice Colebrooke. Second Captain Charles H. Godby to be Captain, vice Rey. First Lieut. Chas. P. Deacon to be Second Captain, vice Godby. Second Lieutenant Phipps V. Onstow to be First Lieutenant, vice DeacOn.—All dated as above. To be Second Lieutenantsr-Gentlevnan Cadet Jolt Townsend, vice Ellison, promoted. Dated Dec. 21, 1909. Gentleman Cadet Thomas l'enach, vice Strangways, promoted. Gentleman Cadet Charles Drawbridge, vice H. Wyatt, promoted. Gentleman Cadet Hugh Morgan, vice Godby, promoted. All dated as above. Conunission in the Dorsetshire Regiment of Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. Charles Courtin, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Gray, rt signed. Dated Dee. 19, 1809. Conunissions in the Norfolk Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant.—Eastern Regiment. Hanson Berney, Esq. to be Major, vice Wodehouse, resigned. Dated Dee. £,lBOB. • Sharrock Dawson, Esq. to be Captain, vice-Ingersoll, resigned. Dated as above. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. William Jones, of Great Portland-street, Portland-place, Middle sex, coaclunaker, dealer and chapman. BANKRUPTS. James Dawson, of Tottington, within the parish of Bury, Lanca shire, innkeeper, dealer and chapman, to surrender January 16, at five, January 17, and February 14, at eleven, at the White Horse Inn, Manchester. Attornies,hr. Wiglesworth, Gray's- Inn-square, London ; ur Mr. Parker Bury. John Smith, et Nottingham, mercer, dealer and chapman , Jan, 18, 19, and Feb.l4, at one, at the Punch Bowl, iu Peeklane, Nottingham. Atte:Meg, Messrs. Bigaby and Wells, Notting haw.; or Messrs. Barters and Martin, Furuivals Inn, London. --,. LONDON .frfAVETW. ~... W . FROM ma LONDON GAS:P=4 Dezember SI. Average Price of Corn in fngland . lo49les, ii.o. ta.e returns ending the 24th of December, ISM. • . . Wheat. Rye. Barley. Cieti. Beans. Pease. s. d. I I s. d. a. d. Is. U. s. d. I s. d. 90 10 I 5 9 0 44 5 I 83 9 I 6.5 2 182 11) The average Price of Sugar, computed from the returns made In the week ending the 23th day of December is 52a. :id. per cwt RKIURN kitICE of GRAIN on board Ship as under:. 4. 'Wheat ' tiffs to 78. boilers 130$ to 148 Fine 80s to Res Suffolk, —s 150 s Superfine B4s to 861 Grey Pease 50. to 66s Fine White 87s to 90s Beans, new 60.:o le: Rye 464 to 82s Ditto, old 004 to 786 Barley 36s to 44. Ticks, new • 50s to sti4 Fine . . 48. to —s Ditto, old 00$ to 73a Malt 68s to 80$ Oats - 32.351 to 42s White Prose 915 s to 125 s Polasuis 144 s to 4t's Rape Seed 501. to 531. per Last. Fite flour 00s to 85s per Sack Oil Cake at the Mill 181. 18s. per thousand. Carraway 45s Od. to 48s Od per Cwt. Coriander 14s Od to 16s. Od ditto. Red Clever 40s. 04 to 12tis Od ditto. White ditto 50s Od JO 12G$ ditto. Trefoil 8s Od to .52s Od • Rye Grass Od to 50s Od ditto. White Mustard Seed 10s ud to 14s 01. per Bushel. Broom ditto 123 Od to 173 mi. ditto. Turnip - - 10/3 Od to 18s 041. ditto. RETURN of WHE4T in Mark-lane, including only trom the 19th of December to the 24th of Dec. Total 3,93 u quarters. Average 965. 3td.-Is. 20 higher than last return. A RETURN OF FLOUR, From the 17th of December to the 23d of December. Total 10,491 sacks-Average 845. .I;,d. Os. lid. lower than last return. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. SAGS. LOCKETS. al. Os. to SI. 12s. Kent .31. los. to 51. 124 01. -s. East Kent 01. €l5 31. Os. to 31. tes. Susses 31. ss. to 41. 4s PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. . ST. JAMT.S'S. Hoy Jl. :is. to 61. 12s. Ilay 51. ha. to 41. Straw 11. 16s. to 21. 2s. Clcver 61. 10e. to 71. 14 Straw IL Its. to al. Or SMITHFIELD MARKk:I, JANUARY 2. To slnk the Offal per stone of 81b. Beef . So. Bd. to Ss. 2d. Veal 4s. 4d. to 6s. 4d Mutton 3s. bd. to Ss. 81 Pork ss. Od. W Us. AO HEAD 01 CATTLE THIS DAT. Beasts, about 290;1-Sheep, 14,900. Calves, 200-Pigs, :300. NEWGATE AND LEADENALL MARKET. Kent L'et Kent Sussex • Ver stone art bib.by the carcase. „ Dec f 3s. Od. to 4s. 4d. Veal 3a. 4d. to As. #ll Mutton :A. Od. to 4s. 6d. Pork 56. Od. to Gs. fill GOAL MARKET, January 2. Ships at Market Ships sold 10 Newcastle Coals 5 Es. 6d. tip 609 ed. At Somerford Hall, the Seat of Roger Swetenham, Esq. CLshire, ou the Yt st idt. the Lady of Major Clement Archer, of the 16th, or Queen's Light Dragoon% of a son. At Perth, the wife of Mr. 1 homes Hill. bookseller, of a son, being her eleventh son, and thirteenth child. baturday, in Upper Guildford-street, the Lady of Stephen Gaseke, Esq. of a daughter. On the 29th ult. at Wolverton, Pucks, the Lady of the Hon. and Rev. A. B. Cathcart, of a daughter. At Cruckcrhazu, Devon, the Lady of Captain Raymond (for• merly Paymaster of Detachments at kiilsea,) of a son. lARRIED. On Monday last, at Bath, George Rickards, Esq. of Charlotte row London, to Frames, secoild daughter of the late Rev. Dr. Kettilby, ' of Sutton in the Caunty of Bedford. Monday sc'nnight, at Beavoinster, Dorset, the Rev. William; Rose Holden, A. M. Fellow of W °motet. College, Oxford, to Miss U•celeieh, of Beamin'ter. John Mule fplcuke, Esq. of Edinburgh, to Miss Henrietta Tansley, daughter ut l.rcut. cant it musky, of the oth Royal Vete ran Ist:slim, at Cumberland Fort, Portsmouth. Monday, at St. James's Church, Mr. Thomas Choek, junior, .of Hertford, to Mary, third daughter of the late Air. Stewart, of -lexeciek-street, Soho. At Carlisle, Win. Priestly, Esq. of Halifax, to Miss Paley, daughter of the late Dr. Paley, Archdeacon of that city. At Kinsale, Captain Hamilton, of the sth Regiment of Foot, to ?sass Pratt, daughter of Jeremiah Pratt, Esq. DIED. At ten o'clock on Monday evening ' at his house in brafton street, the Marquis of Sligo, ist his 59d year. Hs is succeeded in his Wes and estytes by kis only we, lard Westport, now Marquis of Sligo. At Edinburgh, on the 234 alt. Thomas Cairns Kerr, Esq. late purser of the Lady Castlereagh Indianian, and youngest son o f t h e late William Kerr, Esq. of the General Post Olilce. Sunday se'nnight, at his house at Catisheld, near Fareham , Rear-Admiral Edward O'Bryen, who so gallantly broke the line when Cornmandini the Monarch, in the memorable action tom' Casperdown. At Htdl, on the 15th alt. very suddenly, of a fit of apoplexy, Robert Lee, Esq. Collector of the Excise of that port. On th let ult. at Belem, near •Listion, Edward Moore,'Esq. of the 18th Dragoons, and Brevet Major to the Hon. General Charles Stewart. Friday evening last, aged 61, Captain John ,Bouchier, Lieute nant Governer of the Royal Hospital at Greenwich. Lately at Bath, of a gradual decline, the Rev. Samuel Abraham?, • :'I.A. formerly fellow of Wadham College, Oxford, and curate of Fitz-h...Ati, NAnersetbhir.• Saturday sennight, at his house, in Clifton, rusfir.tutoep t A.D. late of Pembroke College, Orford. -••- M niday se'unight, of a e,eadin at the none,,ased plan t la, bets, daughter of M - . Francis Grace of., the Crews Ape Chartbury. • .w • F ECCLESLVKIICAL.MI4,4C4ppOICAL PROMOTIOXS. Tueiday se'nnight, the Right Hon: Archibald Colquhoun cf Killermoni and Clathick, Lord Advocate of Scotland, was admit ted Lord Rector of qui l wor pfavtriity. Qn the 244 ult. the UniverOty of St. Andrew's .anntessied tho Degree of Doetor in Divinity on the Rev. Patrick Robe►tson, Ministo of - k4diesten, in tbt Yresbytery of Pesblr .' The Rev. John Nett, of St. John's college,Oxferd,U.resented to the vicarmit of St. GileS's, in th.: room of the Rev. Dr. frea, reatisa• Vb. gilt. John Salter, A.M. has been instituted to the I/image of Stkoatou St. Margaret, Wilts. on the presentation of the war den anal Follows of Merton dollege, Oxford, on the Lutninatiou of tfte Lord 'Bishop of &arum. SALE BY ......... .101.... •., AUCTION. At the Custom-House, Newhaven, on Monday, the gth day of January, 1809, at fskveu o'Clock In the Forenoon precisely, in sundry Lots: r ir E FOLLOWING GOODS, For Dvaleri,and Others—About 14 Ch..t.iror.s of For 'Private Use only. About 216 Gallons Brady, 7 Ditto Ruin, 497 Ditto Geneva. Samples of the above Goods may be seen at the Custoso-House the morning of the day of sale. Tv...my-five per Cent. deposit will be required. At the London Tavern, Foxhole-street, Plymouth, ou !Today, . . the lath January next, I'HE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.— 1010 Barrrls New French Flour, a quantity of Beef, Pork, Bread, Calava ices, Peas, Cables, Hawsers, and gigging; Culls, new Rope of sizes, hails, Iron lung Guns and Carronadts, Car riages and Slides, Shut, Ballast, Anchors, and a variety of useful manufactured Iron, iron-bound Lragers,Half-leagers, Puncheons and other Cas'cs, Harness Tube, about ten Tons French .N.Tuiket Lead Balls iu barrels, IV Barrels Glinpowder, Cartri Musi.ets, Pistols, Felt and Leather Regimenr.d Caps, Catou.:ll - Belts and Slings, Brandy, W'ir.e, Oil, and a variety of other valuable and serviceable Articles and Ships Stores, as will be ex pressid .11( ataitgues, now landing out of the French frigate Thetis, capturrd by and con lemn:d as i.tize to his Majesty's ship AxtrttirST, MIC 114 EL Stir eon a, Esq. Commander. Alt(rwr.rd t.,r Fxpertatien, Atout 100 Tills. Red Bourdi:aux Wine, of excellent quality. 30 Tons of Salt Fur llome Consumption, About 150 Bushels Calavances. I 6 4pars. 16 tvtaaa. I Hawsers and Pieces Rope. 24 Tier:es and 49 Barrels prime Irish Mess Provisions. Also, the Fcench chassuAnaree la DIIAGENCE, burthen about 40 Tous, a liria Lardy little vessel, fur the Coasting Trade, lately captured by his Majesty's ship SAT %/R N, and in company of ins 'Ma jesty's ship ADosis. For viewing, and further information, apply to Mr. JOHN HAWK.ER, Merchant,Plymouth. Plymouth, Dec. 25, 1808. . 21.2V11-t.Ok.LEI: Ali() 1 1,‘1, 1..113 - kAA Y • liy Mr PLURA, On the Premises, in Lanadown.Cresarant,- by order of the Execu tor,. On Monday, )iimary 9, and Two following Days, at Nemo o'Cleek, "HE well-known and much-admired LIBRARY -a- of Mrs CRAYE3, deceased, (widow. of Admiral GRA FS), containing about 1400 Volumes in various languages, in history, Biography, Antiquities, Voyages, Travels, Natural History, Arts and Sciences, Poetry, Divinity, Plays, &c. including the" niott esteemed honks that have lately been published, bound in . rich mad elegant bindings ; and the whole in the best condition. Atnong the many worthy of note are, I)ugdale's Works, 15 vols. unifornt—Ceremonies Relies:uses, 9 vu'A.--Montlaucon, 15 vols.—Mackliat's Bible—Boydell's Shakspeare--Bowyer's History of England--Grose's Works r - Prince's Worthies of Devon—Albin, Pennant, Gilpin, &c.-1401- I)ciii's Heads, and other Books of Eta Engravings—The,atrum Urhium—Hissoire Naturclie de Buffon, &c. 36 toms, 4to. Also, on Thursday, January 12, at El.ven tiClock, on the Premises ' The exensive SIDr.II,OARD of PLATE. About two thousand four hundred ounces, comprising articles suitable to a genteel establishment. The whole to be viewod on Friday and, Saturday preceding the sale. Catalogues 6d. each, to be had at Meyler and lion's Library, Bath ; in London, at Mr. G. Robinson's, Paternoster-row : at 356, Strand ; at Mr. Gulch's, printer, Bristol ; and on the day of viewing at the place of sale, frost eleven to three. The capital Freehold House, Garden, Coach-hp9ae, and four stall Stable, 6, be Let.--Apply to Mr. R. Clarke. attorney. Bath. - - - SHAREV IP NAVIGABLE CANALS and other CONCERNS on SALE by ntivATE CONTI&ACT, by Mr. scorr. • GRANI) ' /UNCTION, Morimouth, Wiles and Barka, and Kennet and Avon Cunals.--British, Globe, and Rock Alssarance, an? West Nli,lelcivs "Water Works; East India, and Commercial Road Stock. '11:e neat Monthly Sale of Canal Property, &c, will bean gri day, February !ld —No. 48, New Bridge-street. SOUTH ISADDESLEY, NEAR LYMINGTON, HANTS_ In inch Lots as will be determined on previous to the Sate, on Thursday, the 12th day of January neat, at the Angel Inn, in Lyinino on, at '1 welve e'Clock itt Noon (unless previously IJisposed of by private Contract, of which due mime will be given), ALL that capital LEASEHOLD MANSION. HousE, with the Stables, Double Coach House, and all other ree,...isite attached and detached Offices, with the Shrubbery i adjoining the same, late the residence of John Walter, Esq. de ceased, tcirthqr with about 90 Acres of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, held for the life of Wm. Mitford, Esq. and a capi tal walled Freehold Garden, containing about two Acres well stocked with choice Fruit -trees, and a Freehold Field, containing About fiSur Acres, adjoining the state. And also the following sevta - arteasehold Estates, held for the life of the said Writ. Mitford, Esq. YiZ.—An Estate, containing about t(l6 Acres, in the occupation of Mr. Edward Withers as tenant at will. One other Estate, containing about 111 Acres, tit the occupation of Mt'. Drover as tenant at wiji; npd one other !:state, containing about 117 Acres, in the occupation of Air. Robert Pinn.tli. as tenant at will. The Whole is situate at Son* , /4a44ei157.11\1114 Pad* al Boldre, in the County of Southarnetart,witho aboar three milts of Lytnincton. For furthA• _particulars and to treat for the a*te by Prirratel Contract; apply to Thomas Becizley, Esq. 1-yrningtim •' at to Harbin, Ringwood , and fur a view of the Premises, a pply at the Mansion. N. B. Any person whiling to treat for the .Mamion, may be sllteortunod.ited with the whole, or such parts only of the Lands as may be most agree:4oe._ T V FOR srmers. suutamonWs.f.gU.BLAlNS, ' Dr, STEBRB's OPODELDOC. The name " F. Newkery, No. 45, St. Paul's," is engraved of the stamp, round the WrAYPLi• of oachlsuite, which, if ea , fully attended to by kurcilasers, will prevent posed upon by the numerous comaerftito in tow: and to wt o ich its succesaaa given TIM. TT islar supericir to all ether exterpal vplieatio n; in the Crei ' of Bruises, Sprains Rheumillisms, -. 84e, o n , in Cramps or Numbness, in 4tiffnessatiti, Weakness of the Jointt, wea as in pi-rioting Circulation in the Limbs when in a part lytic state :, it is alto the best remedy for Chilblains, it L. , a 44 ,,, 0ns an d a ppli e d p l um, oti with a rledget of hut wH moistened with it, anal ties on the part affected wilt a rac. It i ! I likewise, frcm its penetrating quality, of admirable sert ice in 6, I ar A iOunts ;4;4 10 al cctaiplainti to which kikyrigeßeoF subj ;at , uti • no stable mould be without k. Sold only by F. Netvbery and !ions, No. 4.5, !k. Paul's Church yard, four dour. from the corner of Cnrapside, London, p r i ce 4s. lid. a bottle, duty inclutiud ; and, by their aipuintinent, by Bacon and Co. Oxford-street; Wade, Old Bond-Ai - tit ; 1, 1 ,6 said Co. Coelcapur-street ; Wad, 11 01"ile`r°"/, hultKarn; kaa 441, Royal Exchange; Dirt y and Co. lowchuroh-yard; K ar a , Ludgate -street ; Clarke, and Bowling and Co. Borough. IOLIC • TO 1 9 fiE NOBILI l'Y, GES"I'RY, AN)IJ P IN C; Oft SCiLOMON prepgris - his ABSTFR. 11 . GiciT LOTION, fur F illOic use, which by ease* of yeifn has been the wonder and admiration of itis private itatients ! It the most elegant, frame% mild, safe and valuable Liquid orW 4 st, for Souybutie Anci utber eruptior,s. It gently restores the ski: to a kgree of fail mss and imply beyond.the powers of description, Ladies may rely that it renders the face fair anti delicate, anal re moves every kind °f lush), tan, sunburn, or freckles, which, frees long illness, or fatigue generally produce ; in *Ft, it is the only cosmetic a Lidy Car. use at her toilet with ease add comfort, to. gentlemen have recourse to ihen shaving is become a dreadful tr,eration by an emit lye disease on the face.. It tsy je used t. put the smallest hated, fur a more sovereigu seintidy cannot Ist devised for even the most delicate from Ladies and Gentlemen may rely on the good *With* of this Abster:ent, as the best clearer and beautiller of the skin. ' It Also removes speedily, without priiu.or trouble, AU kinds of pinipk t , tetters, ring -worms, spots, redness, swellings cr carbunel. s of ate Nose, Lliorchte, and every species of eruption on the susilte of the human body. The Alostergent Lotion. never fails of success wilt those who give it a fair trial, and as its price evidetitly skews that oo private emolument is sought for by that proprietor, so Also may the public be sonvinced that nothing but a certainty of its Auceela could in duee Dr. Solomon to hazard the good opiuioik he is heutsuretl wl.l by all r 4 ukb, iu pres, aiiig them with this elegant Note-2t Government stamp is pasted ca each bottle, with at name and pl.we of abode of the proprietor; ibex," Sarnl.Sclumou, Liverpossi, eortraved tlisreiu, to counterfeit wliich.is felony, ane punishable with death. Er - The itleAt respectable references are given, but by the oar acylar*.ire o f ploty .pertioni, ln.a c.iee, will be ptiablisltetl of thou who use the Abstergtmt Liaten.—'l he Lotion maybe Lad to. every r espapeible medicine vend* tu e the Unit: 4:Kingdom. . . 4LENOVA.TED 'HEM.Ta. IT has been toe frequeiltly the subject of just and gcnqs• r‘Pil44l4olll, that siren tlistiztate of the elements of the medical art ;wise ngerel tht ',solves as candidates for public patronage in the proftiaioa aphyr.ic. For the purpose of doing jtoiciee to the result of our studies and experience, and to prevent us front being elasaq among t hose enmities whose imps. dent pretettsions have, unfortunately" for society, been toe &You,- ably F.: ceived, we beg leave to autunit to the liberal and enlight ened, a faithful statement of our pursuits and acquirements. After hay im s 'rec eiVed a regular trsrslsrai Cdllll33lprl,7lS Or papas of Messrs. Grindal and Blizard, sv hose lectures and practice we carefully attended, as Profesors and burgeons of the London Hos pital, we entered ourselves as Stlidentill in . that justly celebrated school for me ;lea' acquirements, the Royal College of Edin burgh, and were iustructcd in tliktliffetent braniles of Anatomy, Surgery, the Theory aud Practice of Physic, Cliptistry, Mid" wifety, Botany, &c. &c. stc by :kose =Anent PrOltU4.lll, Drt. Momo, Oregory., Black, Hamaltora, Duncan, and Rutherford. We trust we shall no; be deemed- presumptuous in saying, that our proteiency and acquirements are not Mounaideralk. I isving ' for a long series of years made VP.N4k.REAL COMPLAINTS, and the various di s eases of DEBILITY, the particular obiect of • our studies and practice, it will, we hope, be kflowed that we have acquired superier knowledge of their treatment and care. la slight and secenrcues of infection, a perfect re-establishment is completed in the short period of two bays, and ha thole of the u 'nmet 4ovs w teeacy, where ham practialUe4abslwr failed of sue c.ass *proper perseverance ht . owe plan ufatitnatipt ensures to the patier.t a safe and radical cure. Amidst Vie ta , :lancituly.var:ety of disorders which are the ef fects of a habitloug . aral most unhappily pursued by the youth of both sexes, there are none spore alarming or pure'distressing.tlfin those defirk-ncies and debilities which frequently prtesot ur eve 'bitter the matrimonial state. To such persaus it must be a coa soliug refection to know that they may now, by a new and infal lible mode of treatment, be resin., .1 to that greatest of all human blessings a strong, nastily, and vigorous conatltudon. In all eget of Debility, from whatever cause arising, as well as in every spe cies of Venereal infection, we may lje cousurted by patient' of either sex with the greatest secrecy ac 4 honour Hours of coo• suitation at home from ten to three, and from six is the cveniag till ten at night. Patients in the country are requested to state the yard:3kt' of their case, age, and general habit of:living. Ste. incl, ing. a remit tance-for advice and medicines, when the same will be given or ent to any part of the kingdom. To ensure that secrecy so es sential to our tindertaking,the postage of hitters may be added to the account for medicines. Smrgeotts, tio. 107, Hatton Carden. AY HIS MAUSTY,'S.iIiOX.4I, Lerrt.its RATE.K. T EA KE's Genuine PILLS, so justly famous for su= t - A tipp ter. ip curing ever y. degree and symptom of the Vents; iseae,-, the Settreg,*c. without congnemeut or res4alnt:of Ansi Au an cagy, Ortid)6oll.9, sale, and secret man ner. One saitailk tAstelkt.;3 Pill is II 409 e, its operation imperotp tilde, and recniring no isarticttior attention. In 15 days they generally cure' three cruel Disorders ; and where they jail iu that tittle of perfectly hoot* health, the pa tient has the happy aisoratleothat ht or Ake hot the eve of IN:il4 so restored, let the degree of malign:meg he cwor so grou. It is an excellency v:collat : to tress Pills, to ;lake directly to the complaining part, a ;id erhi-i into c‘ntebt with the offen,,ling nutter, which they spoedily.dishid,geard expel. They are circia red by experience us be a preserver of heakts, as well as a resto rer, by taking only.eight 2141/Pill* Spring and fall in every you: in short, the Patentee has:this oxtra4moinary obligation to then! , . . . _ that whatever he promised hintsvif from them, tiwese sere to fulfil and exceed, as though inipatieur of i *pilau! j, fame. Tpsn pinp are most worthy a phsoe iliegkehsbinets of . • l' Masten; and Captains of Ships; the inpre*for that they will DR JAMES'S ANALIPTIC PILLS.—CAUTION i lies" eho4,in all climates any let et of • o pithst they . bace_ i now,Vorlhe test of near 60 years/ iwrcieing ritmhz 5 ° WHERE.AS BIiSJAMIN PERRIN has obtruded 1 thenatt*‘ N and hitutiur to their author,. 410 A derig the himself upon the Public as " the original and only person'; , •- t last eititt years they hive radically cured opt** of 40,CC0 p• mho ever prepared the Fever Powder and Analeptic Fills fur the "I nom, man , ti f ith o t„ hu i teen disehnra . ed • fl i ntokto . p m, Iv l it l e r atei Dr. Lulled , they will be enabled to judge of this man's preten- salivation * had been fr. , tnently repeated, en d a lb other mcd"..:41 5 sioni, when they are informed that he was a labourer in the Don. i s made toe OT with , mt eff et. ties garden at Lambeth, at eleven shillings per week, and I.f!er- P red and Sold fey the Sole Proprietor, TllOllll Tay( oil, wards employed to m ake up his pills, t h e i nn di . .„,,, 0 1- which . Member of the Royal 2olle.ge of Surgeons in London, at his housts were weiglicd asst and delivered to lUnt iu mass for that pur- ! No. 9, New Bridge.stre'et ; where he will give advice, Without a pose ; anti that he never 'Ed assist in any part of the process of ; Fee, to persons taking these Pills, and will answ:.r Path;.ts Let the Fever Powder, to which the Analeptic Pills ewe their pe- ten, if post-paid, on the sung terms, elm:twin& in al1.14:1 the stiller elAcacy. It will be evident, therefore, that Mr. Per- i . most invitiable secrecy, no patient's .oapie or ease bavieg lett rim's are not Dr. James's Pills ; and the Public will deter- - mentioned, but at their own particular request, by the I'l:el:tit-tor, I during the course of more than 4o years, - tlsat he hat bad cht , our what degree of credit is to be given to one who has asserted that he was the , 6 original and only person" who ever assisted ducting of an extensive sale of the abovetnedigipg„ and the prat Lice arising therefrom. -Dr. James in preparing his Powder, when it appears that the • . ; They are also sold, by his appoin t me nt , at t h e P er f ume r's, N. Freer Powder was prepared many years before be worked for Dr. limes, and even before he was born , The Analeptic Pills 35, St. Albares-street, Pall-mail ; the Toy-shoP, No. 109, Os' . i (which Dr. James contrived as a remedy for himself, and which ' ford-street ; Mr. Disheroateh's, .No: 7, Fislretyeet.Hill, marly • . p { e4enred his life to an advanced age), ere adnairablY ca l" lat '''" , opposite the Monument ; and by one Pyraota in evervonsidetablt for Disorders of the Stomach and Bowels, and for the fiesd-Ach,_ town in England, etc. in Bores of only 2s. 9cis'eaco, sealed tft and other bid effects of free living, as also for Rheumatic, Bilious, 1 with full and plain directions, whereby r ea ms of either set rcsi and Gouty complaint*: they gently open the-pores by night, and 1 cure thenaselvss with ease and secrecy. the body - by day ; and are excellent in Colds and slight Fevers, N. B. Every Boa soldin Cheat liduieigssersled sop with snatch and should never be omitted at bed time, after any excess of eat- on which, by faVour of the Conantisslonege, I s a i t ke Stamp i n or thanking. Office " T. Taylor, No. g, N e w Brithre-sereet, -..ap,llltfte..WAicb TsOld only by F. Newberry. and Sons, No. 45, St. Paul's Church is f y, and all others are counterfeit. a Yard, Isolation ;•and'it Dr. James's lise house, in Bruton-street, 1 , in bultfas grit_twil. 44 1 . lath , Or aiX in allihlarir hoax, price - 41, ' . - - linty included. eV Observe that the words, " T. Newbery, No. 44, St. Pat 4 *MIK; it Vitil in Abe IniMps• • LONiX))11 Misted and Published by Can" eerbury Pima, Lambeth, it die STAR-Orrice, o . 1, evel' street. Published also at the Stssa<li.leso, temple gar. \ }~'