Star. — London, England, 1807-07-06 00:00:00

- - READING, VINE 27. The ceremony of preftnting Mr. avert istag'irftb fupeth piece of plate, which for.his long tied faith. ful ferviceb in Parliament had been voted him by the Eleilors of this Borough, took place on Wednefday Ira. The Mayor. Recorder, and other Members'nf the Corporation. habited in their formalities, accom panied by the Committee, chnfen by the Town, for conduaing the bnfinefs of this well deferved **ken of, refpe& affembled at the Council Chamber: about 14 o'clock, and went in proceflion foon , after to Mr.. • Ausist.av's, in Friar. flreet. and were reieited bi that Gentleman ht.the,mon polite and friendly man ner. The Recorder, Jon is GL as D, Ef9. then addref fed Mr. Atm ssLi v in the following fpeech-:•• %The Mayor and Aldermen of this C o rp o ration, of placed me in the high and dignified Attacks of Recorder of this Borough, have, as a farther mark of their esteem, coolants' on me the additional obligation of prefcnting this thar addref. to you ..an obligation that I accepted with'more than ordinary pleafuref Weenie I know of no lituation more enviable, than to exprefa the (edifies of honourable minds to honourable men. ofehc Individual worth of theft, by whom you °blow yea('-., Leif furrounded, your long experience can bear the beg ant alai ample teftimony—but I can centureto affect, that es aitobliß his Mildly has not in' his &minions s Corporation moriloyil or more truly petri.lic-..wholotte the ling, becaufc he reties the laws by which the country Is governed. bat whoesarnine with thrl me* watchful jealoufy the condudt of the framers of thofo laws becauk they know that, on their purity alone depend the happi..! nth and profperitypf there realms. Such are the chandlers of thole, who are particularly anxious on this oceafton. to prefent to You, to the World, and to polterity, this public Memorial of their ApprObation. We naturally imitate Acts .eharaters that are the Waged OP our admiration; and I knave of no example more earthy della admiration than the free Reprekittative of a free Pre* wM drawing himfelf from the labours of public life with the mmaels mous approbation of his constituents. Warm profefßont May he.l dictated by generous feelings or unexpeded rocas ; they are teal) , made, and too readily forgotten; bet you have perforated all that • you promifed us. In fix funeffive Parliaments, is times of the greatell difficulty, of danger, sod alarm s you have at once maim caked the dignity of the Cronin. andihe rights of the people: and your fame Mall be cheriiked In the grateful hearts of your lirliow- Tovnifnien as long as the records of this Corporation than /Lift, or the memory of falafel fervieei be Mid in general eftimation. he the Hall in which we gambled, and where you •have fo often received the corgratulatione of there who are sow reales forwird to pay you every mark Of perfood• refieffif and public r, honou are exhibited the portraltt of thole W h o, baying 414:1A ante; of piety and virtue, have endrocasted by their benevolence, to enlarge the fpheire-of Science, by alkediag the means of attaining It. And it gives us the greaten pleafure to Irecolket that. in re-1 tiring fromipoliiital life. dangle-your (engem may be kft they will not be left skint to Society ; Inafnuteh as you are called upon to petit& over an eftabliantent lately Minded in one a our • Univerfaies with Moller view . and Immure ore are perfnaded that' none are fo well qualified to diftinguiffi merit, and reward virtue, • as tbofe who have always exhibited fo Ent a Itandard of perfec tion in theenTelves. With theft obfercationa, give me leave, in the 'minced the High Steward, the Mayor, the Recorder and the AWormen, of this Borough, to prdent you with the following Addrefs : The Addrefs of the High Steward, Mayor, Recorder, Alder-- . men, and Burgeffes of the Borough of Reading, in the County of &As to FRANCIS ANNIII.IIII', Bfq L.L. D. - Made °Mown ing.College, and one of tin Trudges of the Arita Malcom Saa.e.Altiseugh the genteel date of your health bath in Tina to retire from the trait freely committed ter you in 6: road- Owe Padimnents, we cannot refrain from citpreffing the high We we enema's) of your independent and faithful femme. While a manly fade of perforral dignity and independence, which have marked your conduit mites our admiration, the un wearied attection you bavegiven in the difcbarge of your duty, as the Reprefentative of a free People, claims our warmed gratitude. That you have never Coliched any employment under the Crown; and that the (acted true committed to you is furrendered *ties, we proudly acknowledges and that you may long enjoy the karpinefs of private and domeltie life is our &mere with. Gives under our common Seal the sth day of January, 1807. Signed by the High Stewasd,Mayor, Recorder. _ and every Member of the Corporation. M. r. Amettas.se. by a very Nimble and dignified fpeeelk, delivered in the molt pathetic meaner, thanked the Mayor and Corporation for their ottani _ snout Addre4,•which he afcribcd to the favourable opinion they were pleafed to entertain of his public condor. He complimented them as a refpe&able - Corporation, for kntiments that would ever do Ito pone to themfelves ; inaftnuch as the Addrefs rob, licly avowed their opinions cm what they conceived to be the elfenrial chertaerillie of a faithful Repte tentative of the People; namely, a conflant *teen dance. and an independent difehaege of his' dory in Patlianient. He claimed no merit to hirofelt, ex, cep that of having endeavoured, through the whole of his public conduct, to (hew his gratitude and at. tention. to the Electors of the Borough of Reading. for having, in the molt generous and independent manner, almolt unexampled, elated him their Re peefentative for 32 years. He thanked the Recorder foe his eloquent fpeech, in having capreffed. though fu flattering to him, the fentiments of the Corpora don,. in language fu forcible and able, that the im. preflion would never be obliterated from the minds of thole who heard it. Mr. Alderman Gleed, Chairman of the Commit tee, deputed to prefent the Vpfe, together with the , Tows Addrefs,fpoke as follows D r . A NN tg have the honour ofwaiting upon. Tau with there Gentlemen of the Corporation, appointed for the porpofe, in the name of the Inhabitants at large, of this refpedtable Borough, to prcfent you with their affeaionate fentimenu and Addrefs. At the fame time have to requeft the favour of youracceptance oc t hi s pi ec e of plate, as a (mall token of their regard; but they hope a tatting tasetaorial of the high effeem they bear of your great worth, both in public and private life. have only to add our molt &were wilbe, for your health, bappine.fe, and every biding this life can afford. To FRANCIS ANNESLEY, Eiq. • ,Aalter of Downing Odder, hi the Unit/cat" ot Cambridge, one of the Truftees of the Bvftl Mulleurn, and sae of the lamas- Tru r co tstioes In . Faidansent for the Borough of Reading. 46c. • Ihaw.Aniasated by a lively regard of your able, honourebleAnd indepeadatt condudt. as one of the Reprefentatives of this Bo tough in Is fuccelfue Parliaments, we ketone so offer you our dome and grateful acknowledgments. and, as a public ',Amon, thereof, we requeft your acetylenes of a piece of Plate, pcspetuat log to year .encientatid refpeetabk family our high [Safe of your public and private worth" 'to which Mr. Arm ast.er replied, with a feeling that did him.honont, expelling his grateful thank. G L aen and to the Gentlemen of the Cot:posit tee, for their perfooal civility and marked friendilrip on the occafion, andfor. the aaive and zealous past they had taken ; he defired through the Committee, in the mod grateful language that words could con vey, to return his fincere thanks to the Eledors and, Inhabitants of the Town of Reading,lor their gene-. 1 teas . and inagaificeni prefent of a piece of plate, lit elegant in its form, and fo, exquifitely wrought, that- 1 it had attracted the admiration of every one who had fee . n it.—He deferverfly complimented the Rev. Dr. ,BAR&Y, the writer of the inferiptien on the Vale, for the neatnefs and elegance of the compliment paid him, conveyed in terms that would du the Doc ' , toe honour, whilit the puri t y o f the Englifli language realged.—Mr. AlllllE6'ly forbore to-allude to the that had induced him to reign . his. feat in litifilment ; it was fufficient pride for him to think . . - - that fo obli gi ng i *fent. fo rarelybeßowed by eon& flitnent,s,, and therefore fo mach more valuable, was the reward of the Eleaors of the Borough for faith fnl.ooblic,-fervice : he mentioned k would.never be , fprgotten either by him or his family. that it would remain a monument of the civilities; favour, and frienclfilip he had received from the inhabitants of the Town of Reading. and.be trolled would be a. memento. to uther , . that long and faithful. Cervices would. never. be forgot. or go unrewarded by re fpeaable and independent EleetOrs. • . lite Rev. Dr. BALKY then'fpoke, neatly in the following mods- : DoEtor Awn . ..-The Chairman of our Committee having already !welled to you the obligations of the Town. ia language both appropriate and imprcifree, it require an apology, filch as you have afforded me, by a compliment equally noespeded and unmerited, for detaining you, Sir, and the Gentlemen alfembled on the preterit occalitin, a few moments longer. To me, Sir, was anigncd. what others could more ably have d feded. the difficult talk of compreffing into a few wards, a (übjea which might have well fillodas many pages, nut leis to yourfraile • than to the credit of our town. if in this attempt I have partly Anteceded to their willies, and 'have at an deferred your approbation, not to any talent of the writer, bat the cattle which animated. led the willingnas of heart with which it was emoted, mud that little &are of merit be im puted. Although, Sir, fi•onta combination of events. your future public ferviccs are withdrawn from us; your pan onta,..-your unlhakas fidelity as a Senator; and your acknowledges' virtues as • Man, einnot catty be forgotten. • To every branch of your family, pleating Indeed . mon hi tbi., memorial of high efteem, which fa decreed'', fu cordiolly.amli withal, fo refpedifully, Is this day prefented to their mad be. 'poured rdatiec ! I heartily congratulate them matins oceadont . May the DiSPOIES'of all events Ws you with many years a! happier's: trod prOtrod to a late period.tbe tinse;'heftlifi this sae nificent Vale hall be delltditri among the archives of yaw lie• fcendints. Tlekcoaspany were afterwards entertained with's very band ! Mae collation. • . _ _. INSCRIPTION ON THE VASE. PILMIITID TO FOATICIA ANDS/LLD, D. Matter of Doiwniog College, in the Uaiverfiti of Cambridge, and one of the Hereditary Trallets of the lark* Maims, Who, in Sin !waive Parliaments, : Reprcfcnted the Borough of RsAattse, • With Honour to hindelf, and Fidelity to his Canaltnenu. • TOSS MINIODIAL Of their private hitcem and public Gradtude, Was unit lineally voted at a General M Of the Eh Eton, excrefily called for that The toth day of DeCembtv tloy. • '„ . THOMAS GLEEO, Bid CJwirwri SALES BY' AUCTION. GENUINE AND VALUABLE COLLECTION OF PIC TLYRER, ANTIQI.IE MARBLES; arc. jR. ROBINS very reTpeefully ieforms the Nebi. lity, Gentry:and Lovarsafthe FloeArtain particular that ! in the courfe of a few days he will have the honour to rebmit to them, by Asidtion.sat Mr. Has mon's Rooms, in Conduit-itreet, a Genuine and highly valuable COMRCIION tit PICTURES, the Propcny of a Gentleman, brought Frain bis Seit In Hertford.. Ibire, where they hare remained for a Century pea. he refined Colkdor will rarely meet wkh , lush an opportunity to enrich his Collediot with Works of excellence. as they vrill be frond of the very firer Clafs in the Art, a Virgin, Child, and St. John ; a Del Sarto, prefumed the find! ever nffcred to the public; 'llll3 HOLY. FAMILY, a rich and handful compoation, Ru ben.; a Sleeting Venus, with a Satyr. and Cupid, a truly capital Piasire, Guido; a Virgin Child, and St. John, Raphael; St Je rome in a Landfcape, Vitian„ln his belt manner; a Satyr a Family ' by N. Pouffin; three Landfcapes by G. Pouf in, &c. &c. At the fame time Will be fold, a Inuit Colledtion of Aadqsa Marbles —Nudes will &only be given of the time of Vkisivi stapes are preiastai Warwick-area, Orlden•Cquare..!quna i 6. and Sa EFFECTS. FOs FHILL.HOUSE, WILTS. MESSRS. FOXHALL and Co. refpcdfully ac- LTA quaint the Nobility and Public,. that in the manth of Alicia twat, will be SOLD,by AUCTION,oa the Preludes, the whole of the MAGNIFICEN r FURNI TURK of this elegant MANSION. confining of French planks of uncommon dimes- Rona and ft "calor quality, fuperb Cabinets. Bookcafes, Chain, Sofa.. Carpets Bedding, &c. tee. All the modern Statuary. -.marble Chimney Piece% Mahogany Doom of the Mien woad and workmanthip, antique and abeekrnStasues. the Organ in the Great Hall, valuable Mures of modern and ancient Matters. beautiful Drawings. line Chloe and- japan. • The whale Amin the 1120 a refined Affemblage ever heated be fore the Public. Due notice will be Oren of the days of Salc.-and may be viewed twenty days regions to it. Catalogues will be ready for delivery on or before the ash of July. V in the month of ileogenther. will he fold the valuable Materials of the Manfion liaufe,..-.-014Avastlilh-flext. tune 29, FRgEHOISD HOUSE AND PREMISES OiTHE LOWER TERRACE, MILTON, NEXT aft AtIIESEND. By Mr. ISAAC COOKE. On Wednefday, Bth in& at the New lon, In Milton, at 3 o'eloch In the afternoon. By order of the Aflignees of Win. Weaver. a Bankrupt. A FREEHOLD Brick DWELLING HOUSE, containing a parlour, three chambers, a kitchen and„wafh houfe, and a yard or garden, and a well and privy thereon ;On the occupation of WillianaHedley. For particulars apply to Mr. Hughes, Claud's-Inn. London; Mr. Ilediagficid, Solicitor. Oravefend; or the Audianeer., • A MOST DEARABLI AND COMPLETE COUNTRY KB. SIDENCE, PARK, AND VALUAtiI.R IRkStiOLD FARMS, IN %V ILTSHIRF.. - For Sal.: by Audion. by Mr KNIGHT, At the Lamb Inn, to Badhon Wandslay the ascii of j iy, titc7, at twelve o'clock. 'THAT Singularly BEAUTIFUL VIL L A, well known as HARTHAM PARK HOUSE. the tote re• fidence of Lady James. now deceifeit, a recent wedion, eomtin. ins all the eleget ce of Aka's, with every dorndtie convenience A highly tainted entrance hill, an anii•room t 6 feet by ty;--i -dravebig-200111, 29 by 24, (ineloditig the Dohs) had breakfatt-room„ 7 by 18,41 of, propostioiste , clevatica ; forming a hake of apart nitro, uniting the Mott perfult fyiametry, viii the Mott Gnirk de. sauce—A dining parlour, soltrzni a likieV ie the. fame Sze se • the drawing •room, and in Came - Gap*ifer .; . karat Seeping. rooms, dreiling-rooms, and fcrvanta apartments, •an impmvel, water ' doff./ ' convenient &medic °lkea or every defeription. Double and angle coack-hoofes, Railed Rabies for a s bodes, with , gpnarics and bed-rooms. over dairy avid other. out•bniklings.— ' ' Mae large garden* Wined in. and Rocked with thoich fruit trees, 'a (unwinding park of 73 acres, wielded by a Rene fence,paray bon" tiered by a growing thruttbery, and ornamented with timber•trees of the mat luxuriant growth,...-Thentuatian is peculiarly health fui and plealantefl a gentle devotion, Whim& from the Leaden ' and Bath Turnpike road, etwenianding molt delightfully rtivern fiedvkwa of a rich and krtlk ementiy. Henkel) is only nine miles oil of Brh, four miles welt et Chippotham, 44 one mile north' f Corfharn. • Age, a very deSrabhi farm of tens, coiled Hutting Park Farm adjoining, (and if thole* nitre eligible win be fad otirk the above) in the •oceupation, of Mr. Jahn Edwards, with a haul pkafaut farm •of 371 scree of arable, vinare, and wood hods, and fultablc dwelliog. honk, la the occopetick of Heniy ?Winer% Ell and a detached - farm of It awes, ealk4 Stowell* Them are leveed quarries of good. building done _on the lomat*. sit Striated in the Punka et GRAM anti fliallcnion, the pager • part free of great tithe, _ ' N R. The Purekafer snlyireidotpmestalled * With go insistediste poffeilion of the manhon,park, and woodland. and with the Wady nest and appropriate totniture sand - amines. at . 4 fair vakation, —.marriage will be rebibreeilen. Them es le& se eery of the farm. For vleorlog. apply to 7r.iiitteijhafesekA4l. at Harden Park Faro. Af whom may be dad' pteteed' predates; as aff• at the neigibearete -inns ; Lamb Lan, Sat g sad Aegliemert% Deobrebt where a pica of the eftate my be. ietoi. • Fix 41tooktr pankulan, apply to Mr; Orme. Bunny Park Illmingbasalliiita T. .. , .. • N k le SAtS. BY ArClrl' ' I ON - • - DitsitAstt 'tisk:o RESIDENCE. with POSSINAN at PSLCHAILLISAS hest, and LAND TAX reiessiell. ISLE QP WIGHT. „ „.. , By*TUCKERS and Pulls, ' At the Stile Inn, Net/par. Iffe of Wight, on Saturday, the Seth day of July. agc7. (ends prenatally differed of by Pri.;ate Cetera& of 'which due Notice eiU be given,) at Sir o'clock in the Evening. ALL that genteel and convenient DWELII,ING HOUSE and Refidence called CALBOURN LODGE, with about thirty Aare of ;mid Arabic, Meadow and Wood I Land adjoining, in canvatient Inclofures, pleafantly fituated near the Wiese of Calbourn. about five Miles Weaward of the Town j Tewport. he Deelling Houle eanfifts of two gond Parlours, a Drawing I Rom: Kitchen, Walhboufe, and L)airy Houk. on the Fir* Floor ; under ground o.llar, four belt Bed chatchers and a Drelfing Room on the Second Floor, and two large Rooms, with a Store Clofet, as the Attie Story. In front t the Houfe it a Lawn tafttfully laid oet and well planted, and through which runs a beautiful otream of Water. A large Kitchen Garden. well lincited with Fmk Trees, a Barn. Graitary. Cow-Sheds, w,dkd Farm Yard, a Four-11m* Stable, Chalk Haute, and other convenient Out-Hoofes, ate attached to' , the Dwelling Harare, and furrounded with fame very fine Timber; the Roads to the Tower of Newport anti Ybrenotith ate geed, and the whole of the.. Prernifet are in escellent Repair,and fit for the , imaerdiatereceptleo ads Genteel Family. '•• Fora view of the Prentifer, apply to ,the PrOprietor. at the itott4 and for miter Particulars, and to treat fo"abe Porebare.laLi Mars. CI.ARKES and SEWELL, Sedicitorsl.Newpan, Witty Law. puit-gald). 1 .- . . ~ • MANOR AND ESTATE.--SOMEASETSHIRE , At OarraWafs. on 'timidity. the tsth day of ,Augulk, 'Hark previnotlydifpokd of by Privre Contraet. l et ' DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, cal l. ailed PILTON PARK, Tytbe Free. confining of a molt de. &able Gothic Refidenee,a part of which has been recently fitted up. at a eonfiderable expence ; offices, garden.; and about no. acres of capital grating land, In a ring fe,.ce, with fuitable farm. boufm,and farming buildings. fituate In the rich Vale of Glaßon bury,. two miles from SheptonMaliett, fOur from Glzitonbury, and twenty from Bath and &Mot Two rivulets 'run through the Eikate,abounding with trout l dee. which afford a conftaut fup ply of fine witer,ufed for irrigatton. The Manor abounds with game, and theta is plenty of fine marl; lime, and hose for build ins. The Tenants' term expires at Lady-day nest, when the whole, or any part,may beoccupled by a Purebafer. For price and every particular, where plans may be ken.* ply (if by letter, pod paid) to Mr. Warry. New Inn, LPltdOn ;mom 1 Meffis. Fooks and Evered, Shepton Mallen ; and Mr. Bell, Land- Surveyor, Winchrfter. Mr Hicksof piltott Park Honk, will thew the Eltate ;.- printed particulars may be had at Garraway's • Bulb Inn, Briftok Whits Hart, Bath ; Antelope, Salifbury; New Londo n Inn. Es eta; and George. Bridgewater. isai i i,(7)ollll: PRIEHOI:0 OFAi i nfir. KM*: Ki4t , • MANSION, ESSEX, so the borders of Sti*f%lC; Lao{: ma redeemed. TO BE SOLO Bi t PSOVATCOONTSACT, • •. Buktearre: HOGGART and..PHILLIII, - .. . ,'Plieeffort to Mr .. tMI TH, • • AVERY feted itiif deli cable V R EIf.W.M.WPIO); PrRTY., eomprifitag Great .Ernudei-Hall Mate. 4464 - of shoot twelve hundred acres of. rich jafiorsi. arable. and we s t land, the chief part couvenknibi di led into thirties, Par ms whereon am eacelleot farm-houfes and rolt - lastildbles, togeth e r with ihe Manor of Great Bromley Hall, .eaten4ing over the p 4. rift, of about sooa acres, with sloe ulihts of Court Baru, a,4 Coort-l.tot, Om, Tilt rents, en death or alienation, bow ; k thirds, of timber, and other privileges, chestnut° be101iging...,..., In the centre of the Eftate is toasted the ilegaut aid flebilsedg m a eO e n, gomainiug so bed-chanstan, monsrmildreahtrowns, boudoir or lady% morning room. as feet Aimee; . o n t ag al4 dravrisig-rooms, *I-4 - feet by as etch, With folding doors: cooly m a r bl e chimney pieces,, and oak tams, a billiard robot, ak a % drelfing apartments, Reward's and houfekeepar's rooms. elftelltot offices, csparious eellaring, and fine fprfog wa - er: double coa c b ea k s . and tabling for to hocks, lofta,.and numerous agsk e k o . rat out buildings, lawns, rich paddocks, • ll.nvti and fruit gard en ._ cbufervitory and hot.houres,ltatirlint . pleniarirms and-w e l filk.ponds. The Eftme abounds with hares and other wee, m g: will anit.44 its poff.ffor mutt of the luxuries of the table all& ir. fel?. To the liaofion is attaehecliabo4 170 xeres'of rich * am . Lind, and a pereltafer of it will be accommodated by the cielee e r. taking the whole of the Farms, and other pz-rte ache Elm. lc. addition to the above quantity, or felediag Inch only as freer fituation orAtferipthan may be &Arable to him. The nate is' Aniseed in a beautiful and healthy, part of' the Cntlitty ~s e , tt re furroonded hy fine roads and pkafant rides. it ;MU from Del, Ins him and Colelvefter, and foam from Mioningtree antiMßiley, di good market tow, and s 7 from London., - Thechief wawa, Farms are held under agreements, dstermistable at Iliortperiodi. . at low rats, now producing t auk exclafireof the Manor, Mn. • San, and the Lond,pritionsed to be womb at kat 7301., per as , n i : a m ints , a ndT be exelufisr vic e w o cd f timber a qy berin ti t:e le. v bv aluabie strucatine womis. ~t 4A , :, :eN : 4 : f aisooida are kept in the neighbourhood. Th e Mallon sr 1 Mafoti, Efq. Solicitor. in Zolcheftert SC 50 Mr. lotto bi f a ces • one of the talent* on the prenifes; of whom printed partierims. may be bad :, alfo of Meer*. &Inert aced Phillips,62. Old Br ea d. it reet. London ; where; as alio at. Mr. Mimes, lo Coichellerjet Elevation ,f the Houfe and Plans of the Eitee.priv •,, r,„. BOXHILL, near PLYMOUTH 131,. TO BE SOLD, By Order of the Affirms of Hewitt Sr. Joan, a Bankrupt, ABeautiful RESIDENCE; called BOX HILL VILLA, and ESTATE, in the Tything of Pennyerofs pear Plymouth Dock, late the refidence of Henry St. John, a bankrupt to be new Peremptorily Sold, for the benefit of the Creditors of the Paid Henry St. John, with immediate. poffeffion,all the [made of the (aid Henry St. John, for the ' , endue of a term of 99 years determinable of the deaths of three young healthy lives, with the right of adding a fourth Life gratis, and with certain tunefidal right of renewal at a fixed fine accotding to the conditions Ms Coned in the Leafe thereof, all that depot, well built, and alma commodious Waage or Dwelling Houk, called BOX HILL, with the cakes, coach bode, (tables, out hooks, and other comm. niencies, together alfo with the gardens, Ibruhbery, meadows and ' kids. adjoining thereto, comprifing about fourteen acres, Relate In Pennyeroliaforefaid, about two relies from Plymouth and Ply- Mouth Dock, and late the refidence of Nene" St. John. N. B. The laid dwelling book and out hoofer have beetslat ely pat Into complete order, are delightfully fituated In a pidlurefque and romantic country, and falltionable neighbourhood, and with the ground attached thereto, form one of the molt datable refi dences for a genteel Family in the vicinity of Plymouth Dock. Alto, Immediately after the fah of the above Pranges will be fold a Quantity of PLATE, and POR r and WHITE WINE, late the property of the laid Henry St. John. A depofit of tjl per cart. at the parchafe oaooey melt be paid down at the time ft* the file. For felling the fang, an audtlon will be held at the Xing'sAreas lon, Fure-ltreet, Plymouth Dock,on Thatfilay the 9th day of July nest, precifely at twelve o'clock at noon. For partieularato the mean time, application to be made at the refpodiye Offices of Mara. Bone, Rodd,snd Davie, Solicitors, Dock. The laid Premifes may be viewed by applying to Mr Juba Holman, at Burlcigh, near 13ott Hill, aforcfaid. Dated Dock, June is, 'Soy. • SOUtH WALES. FIFTEEN THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND In the • ounties of Cardigan, Carmarthen, sod Pembroke. will Meowed for Sale, by Private Contract, at the Black Lion Inn, in the town of Lampeter, in Cardiganedre, on Timidity, the ti<rb of Auguft next, and four following days. The principal part of this property iv Co Brasted, as to admit of its being divided Into Them diftind and well conneded Eames. The Bra of them to conaß of the Midi** LUAU* of Lam • peter, with all its Political and other Rights, Royalties, &c. and meat of the Mottles and Buildings in the ToWn of Larnpeter, and alroott all the I.anda in . that Pariah and- (even' adjoining vedette, in the fame Chanty, of the ancual value of xxmt or thereabouts. The beautiful River Tivy rues through thlisEllate ; and to any .perfnn difpufed to build a Rohde:ice in Wales. a moll delightful Bruation for: a Mau/ion piefents itfelf here,' abnunding in Wood sod Weir, and eommandibg the melt eztenfive profpeas and pitturefque views, over the heft cultivated and mull luxuriant part of South Wales, in a very cheap part of the country, and within a convenient thltance df a Lima Market Town. •. _ _ E.XCELLEN COACH HOUSE, S FABLING, sad OFF/C I ES, h4uNt4. • sear WORTHING, SUSSEX. To bo LET Furolthod, for 4,6, or rs month% by Man. WINSTANLEY and SON, • /I COMMODIOUS RESIDENCE, With Coma . A Eimer, Stabilise [Or five Hodes. large Garden, acid Ground, containing about two Apyrs, liniate in the deliglitad Village of Findun, only four Mad from Worthing 4 twdro !for Brighton, and about 31 from Londea. • The Houfe contains numerous Bud ROMS, Dining and Draws ing Rooms, Breakfaft Parlour, Kitchr r n. and donardltip OSCAN (iambic to the accommodation of a large family. To be viewed, and particulars knowo by applying to Mr. Taw. Findun ; particulars alfo of Mr. Weller, Chichefter; and of ?skim Winftaniey and Son, Paternofter row. • • • PUBLIC ALWAN EAU,. 'I'HE advaatAge the public mutt always thrive 'I from regularly educated profefficatat men dirodling ainiolteu, • chdively their Audio to ace fpecin of malady, was net/mina . clearly demonftrated than by the nartampled boccie which* attended the alminiA ration of their new remedy, and the mar. • ordinary cares it has performed. for a long knout teats, CURRIE and Co. Surgeor a. formerly in his klafefty's have made the Venereal Dire-ale the particular object tof thigh veßigation, sod are happy in laving dikovered a mediol.wielpiE riot to mercury in the cure of that complaint—it is fejklige* obferve that the ant sof this remedy arc diametrically appetite** thofe of mercury.for though it completely eradiates every valise of the virus, in its moll cot firmed Rages, mit does net in * leaft injure the eoniiitution—on the contrary, it renovates the fyi. tem in all Ira natural functions, promotes appetite, and facilitate% digeftion--thos inftead of reducing a Ravi and vigorous coallitt tine to the frightful condition that mercury does, it not ally re ferves that contlitutiou in its primitive lime, bat reitores a weer: and debilitated one to its natural ftrength aad *our. Nurnberieh inflames are on recent record oftbe fuperior am* of this Medicine, its inherent and freak virtues sagas a poi: petard corned live to bodily debility, whether prooluilig difaE an excela of conjugal or illicit pleafure, or Mari dm= infiduous, though not left deftivaive indulgence of tious youth of both fens in a certain perticious habit. MOS . the melancholy variety of diforders which are the cent - oft this folitary vice, there arc none more aftlidthwthoo that Rate of debility and deficiency, which presents or embitters thrall. nimonial Rate ; the unhappy (offerer broods per Ms nrisfortum, slimmed is relief, until he is redriced to foeh a date of weak." nefs as to rends-elite opprefilve. To limb patterns it malt be a me iotic' relledtion, to know that they may now, by a new Walk*. mode of treatment, be reftored to that getieerft of all lamas bid ings, a ft:ont o manly. and vigorous coußitution. In all cafes of debility, deficiency, from whatever cask ariGnif. .1s welt as in every {ponies c f venereal intedilos, IVielfrs Carrie alai Co. may be confulted by patients of either fez, with the greaten tecrecy r klueour, at their houfe, NO. rob Hattori Garden. Litters from the Country (pnft paid) indading a bank note. will have the nccelfary medicine and advice feat to any past of the Kingdom. No. toy, Rialtos Outlets. WHEN Profeflional Men of Education and Rt. fpoddhility deviate from the general Syitem by the Mediu* of a particular breath, the fanditin of bog continued &teat+ it the heft criterion of fuperiority. Thirteen years have I devoted my predict to tie achieve treat. meet of Three Diforders. and the farecefshil Withal my plan gilts , me additional ardour to nppote, as far as I am able, the ravages sr tilde Complaints which are the mat htsportaiih is the Catalogue 'of Human Infirmities. N B Lampeter is a cootriboton Borcugh for returning a Mem- B. her to, Parliament for the Town of Cardigan. And all perfins idmitted at the Lord's Court in I.ampeter, are ebtitkd to vote far the return of loch Member. More upon this head appears , uuneeetrary in this place, but it may be proper to obferve. that I this Lot may be inerrafed to 4nocl a year, or upwards, or reduced 1 to t cod. or wool. at the option of the Purchafer. The Second Lot, to midi of feveral Farms and Lands, in the Parilb of.Pernbrin, In the laid County of Cardigan, adjoining the' Sea, (even miles of the Town of Cardigan, called the Pen:t hrift and Lambonh &tate, of the annual value of wool. or there abeam capable of cmilderable improvement. at little erne/lee. by radon that coal and lime may be landed cm the Mate from the lea, and that lea weed and lea land (favourite manure id this country) I *reek& at band. After initiation into every Branch, as an Army Simon, I' formed a with at in early petiod of make to Tereus individual* from rte ignorance of uneducated men, or the aridly danget.mv precipitancy of general Fradttioners. 'I he Three Diforders, to the cure of which I have devoted sir attention, comprife every fpeeks of VENT R IiAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or loos duration; idly, ail kinds of drlnfetti. whether swilling from the habits of (chant boys, Sr the tndolgeneni of mature age ; and.latily, that derangement ache fyßent in wi men whkh is called RRENN ESS, or STERILITY. _ _ The Third, to malt of fosse Buitdhsp la the Tows) of I.lan rawer!, Us the County of Carmarthen ; and fevall well conneded Farms in that Parini, and In the adjoining Patites of Cage and Llangcnrgs, in the fame Cmunty, of the annual value of bcoL or thereabouts. 'I he reit of the Property, contiftlng of 'fame Buildings, its the Town. of Haverfrrd Weft, and feveraldetiched Farms, Indifferent pans of the three Counties shore named, will be fold in feparate • as will the three feparvte states above Mentioned, sulfas pirehaktrs 'ball be found for than, in Three Lots Tise whok of the Lands are now in a rapid Rate of Improve likent. from the New Frgltens of Apiicalture lately introduced tutu Smith Wake ; used may, in a few years, at a may ineaniklerable crapes. be made so pmoduce at kat double she prefers yearly Mimeo*, Dikafes are the refute of Ignoratioe,er hafte In tlo treatmeat cf a•bniple Conorrhcer ; and it net unfrequendy hap pens that the feeds of Life are poifoned by the inditcreds• et sl unguarded hour. By a fuperlor method fuels Complaints - sees" aired; said, even where others have failed, I trult that lar 'AP, fame to offer a radical re -eitabliihment. ' Few, however, arc the cafes of complicated cilitgefs to dois'ar, order, tomparcd with the calamitous Istuadottiot mem, 110*, rern an indulgence in a klitary vice, or the *oaten gaieties of lathionalblealfe, Require that (late of debilky which Is the em' voidable contequetice of fuck pernicious habits. Where the unhappy fufferer broods over bit tottery., but ere fully conceah tits misfortune, it may be fame codc s*. fw to know, that although it be an °Ned of doubt arowicigi with other praditione.-1, the removal of theft dclidencles by no gradual progrefs of renovation. Is the acquirement of toy esprit; mace If the rites of BacchuO or Venus have begets to reduce nod/ vignuri much anxiety will be prevented by an early montersibies of thislanokiitate; and in the rites no great irtll &taxa ' But where this defkiency has for years Wiled, a proper verance is indifpentaWy requitste to revive tbs umbering tub' , of life, and to reanimate the eonfiltutios. - The fecreey which is fO creedal to my undertaking, snit tle; califications which 1 have lin:fumed to ttate, form the bras of ' my pretenGons, and in coincidence with fuels thia Wise:lee 'iv given, that Mr. Bree may be confulted perfesally, or by Lew* (inclofing a (mall Note), at his houk, No. a 9 - strendeklircos ' Btessid,neor. Terstple-Bar. ao There is au additional Fatranse in Waiter ftrestuajokillaso did Ibe name is on both the doors. MARTIN WEI. Member of the Royal College of Surgeormi in IlAildia ! A Cavvrou..—Sonie Perfons, who laffely 'Attn. themfdew aR MEM Ott 6 OF TOE ROTAS. Contras, bowleg' fee fouraistlesis Est copied my Advertifentents aline& word - for word, 1 . 11 t i111111 4 *CM as dick own produaMat, it is my duty to sialaide. Olt 'llinfe Perkins are owe 11.4eithers 41 say caw IR Leedom. It tlt ' burgh, Or elkirhere tileagir dig Sibradiss Mgfrl In London. . . 7 his eiresmiltanee alone Stews how preferable it tOptitelsafe Eftates in Wales than in England, where the Lands are already fo mach improved, as to Word - but little, if any, chance of a further agvaaee of Riot • add to this , the Tenants in Wads pay tie Likud Tat. Tat. and all dux ootgoiont e anent the Landlord's Property. nonooot - Taa. a on bath the Printed Pettleulars "or the Wholelltate may fbortly Me tall, at _ M°"`" - - the Chambers of M. Hugh Smith, Linaoltes Inn. at the °Se e o f Mr. Thomas Levels, of Liandilo, in Cartnertbenibire • of Mr. Chariots HaNdl (Land Surveyor) Eaftwood. near /klarbe;h, South Wales ;lad of Mr. Eno &rpbens, of Newtown, Montgomery- i Qdre. Mr. Chadu Edmonds, of LainOnone; will Stew the Peteewell and Caya hates; Slivanus Howell, o( Moats, near eh; - Pctilbrin and Laistborth Efiate, will (hew that Property; and Mr . I diaries HAM wilt thew loth parts of - the &melted propefot tot LOiIfDON 1 • NMI and Odilailid by LIVEL are ht Pentbtokefhin, and that pan of Canuarthulthint which ad- tul rrY - Place , "Lunbelh). 2 l rba STAII Of flat' On,: NS,* - . }oftii ft. alto at ) : leas ppiea feriVit Ear ? 7 ..~ • .*V MB*, Ott THE COMMISSIONERS jaw HIS mayistr, IMP!' die her t6t6 ial [bey nodes* in writing (kaled tat) gad treitt fur .6 be dithered into his Majeftes viz One Handied Toni of the tieft new Mat. _ One Hooded TOM at BACK SM' luusnis. rs• • • _.4.5 *mired Too of Canine OATS Yiwitholifind glia of CANVAS for Pu Tibe Rice, Reifies, and Canvas to be an reduced with the Tiledetvg and tube d lob a: ht, bid the other baif iu 'And the Gained lo he delivered, one •hi ieniabider in doe inetit ifterwardi iuto The Casidttitiasethe COntrates ma? tN ofaci. e;viiolo !,4.4.. nibie I ;; td 4, em ;di l e n z t:or iist i •all not los @sane) in *be tbi Man; w fag se bii arbai (Atli lar. • GRAND PRIZESI One at 430p00 Two of ao ,000 - , • tte.bcc de T r. HE SMALLEST LOTTE Pr‘se4and fewer Blanks than we Drew; Drawing TUESDAY, 1 4 th of TI Only Twenty Thoufand 7 SCHEME. Prise of £30,c00 - se.oco - sopoo 5.000 Loco Soo • 300 so ao 33 WM. SIP X. OEM 1 1 , 5 °° modo unix° Tieketi. Eirft•dravrn Tithes Fourth Thy, THIRtY THOUSAND • . ,*egitlar tirkwing of 1,000 Tic ?Idiom and Shares on Sale at all the lig Aims in England and Seo PRICE.Tkkst - -- Lie 3 0 Figto (barter, . 5 3 o Siztecn TO BE SOLD, - In the Month of Augo redibill a a Decree of the High Court ark liiiereln Sir lames T,yltiell Loos int infatit,byhis nextkiend, M Plaimi Ert yid Otarrt, arostrvi . mien..? smite; where Catherine T her neat friena, is Plaintiff, and Lady widow, and Others, are Prfeedanis Efq. one of the Matters of the Paid Rooms the Court of Chancery, i Chancery-lane, -London, in Lots, SEVERAL rICEEHOLDM logs, Ground. - and Premifee. Btua hound.ftreet, White's rout, Thomas ftr greet, Hystelbreeti Hunt-court, Spital In the fev . eral PIO iiitSs,,,Dunftan V ' 'nifty of Middl Parnell re c arc preparing, an delivery at the kid Mailer's Chambers; mold, Solicitor, Bedford Row ; and at No. g, Bennett.ftreet, Slackfriirs, L TO tilt SOLD'IIY PRIVAT, of G ItEA A Manfion Houle and dreat sear,Hare•ltcort, in the cavity of He the *inure; Vegicb is pleafantly fit sties from i l ondon,, on the road . fn C Et for the taidenee of a,grnfeel,f amily Stables are ado new—dlte. Shrubberies_ biybelt Rate of prefetliots. and eau buildings are amide and conveLlent, an n7o Acre's Of good arable, meadow, pa 1:lee Manor's extenftve—the quit nitn. inid Ole opybolds Lela of tfie rY ioo.gulneaa per ann. 7 4c.l,andir Ralcs arf, very low ; anti the whetle Iketetele; Tietijedi to very little annual e of thg Wank is ; adapted foe ghc nfidc perf9 letting the Farm, which is at roe pailleolais apply to Mr halnbri. where a plin may be teen. A CENtEEL RESI To BF LitTogia entered A MANSION. the occafinn bleman, with Gardcps,Tl.-gun Acres of Orihard and ri,ch Paturc the molt pkirant cart of the County u of Tautiten,and within a day's journ dike watering Tliie Haute, which is trartliiilarly eon tato, a Vettihule, prealtiaft .‘ l.4nit belt Bed;cbsinVers,erghl There are two`Criletrhestres, XOF twclrc Hurics.—The Furniture, sal ‘ This Is wOrth the attention er any tefided in the Tropical Climates, At nation. TO be viewed, ana other inTbrinat •I3Mr. KinglakmTauntoo..--- - - PEMEROIE TO BE I,.ET„piaak . that .fds§p,i,kpi, HOUSE, Garden f fit ital Aqiiirteriancei, called and itneiarn fursatg Ist the Parith of Nwiaecris,•l The Dwelling -bode colitltts of t troirnd Naar, tune goal bed Orabi tecop4,4Por, 7•01.0.1. 0 01 1 Pfts °v dairy and cellars under ground. Soften is fituated on an entin and,gkatircy vit.ws oftke forroondi of the market townoT Norbert's an elareufgh acts Ow* MiUoTA SO Lor4llPr . • The Country abounds with game Wept within a mile of tbeilice; a * broths for trout, with isa. a, Err' Jii A Tenant may be furplicti with seeding too Acres. • Florfurrker 'particulars enquire l'uett layeif4irtliridt, lune .. . e...