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FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. ADMIRALTY OFFICE, DECEMBER 5, 187. Copy of a Letter from the Right Honourable I.Ord Gardner, Admiral of the White. and Commander Its Chief of his Ma jetty's Ships and Vcfftls in the Channel Soundings. to the - Honourable W. W. Pole, dated on board the Ville de Paris, off UOtaut, November 27, day. Sir—l defire you will be pleated to lay before theft. Lordthips the inelofed copy of a letter, which I reetivedthis day front Cap tain Vat fittart, of the Fortunee, giving an account of the capture by that Ship of le Magicien French lugger privateer, pierecd for 14 guns, (but having only two on board) with •4.tuen. I have the honour to be, Ste (SiPcil) GARDNER, Hie Majefty's Ship Fortunee, Plyriouth Sound, Nov. 20. My Len d, I have great pleafure in communicating to your Lordfhip the capture of a French lugger privateer by his Maje(y's (hip under my command, Scilly Iflands beating N. E. by E. eight or nine leagues. She is named le Magicien, pierced for 14. guns (bit having only two on board)• with 44 men , flailed from St. Males fix days fince, had not taken any thing. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) S. VANSITTALT. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. wee ()riles, Dees at Bait 5. 6th Regiment of Dragoons—Lieutenant Thomas Macky to be Captain of a Troop, by purehafe, vice Brown, promoted in the York Light Infantry Volunteers; Cornet Robert Yorke to be I.ieutenin . vice "M I Y. aBth Regiment of Light Dragoons—Lieuternnt William•Pearfon, from Half Pay of the 17th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Creagh, who exehaneest J. A. Jiihnftoa, Gent. to be Cornet, by put.- chafe, vice Croker promoted. • aft Regiment of Foot Guards—Captain George read to be Adju tant, vice Rainsford, promoted. t th Regiment of Foot—Licutt nant Samuel Barker, from the 52d Foot, to be Captain of a Company, by purchafe, vice Macgre gor, promoted. - rich Ditto - Lieutenant Charles Meyler Brannan, from the Bth Ceram Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Dillon, who excham gm. 13th Ditto—Lewis Fearer, Gent. to be Enfign, without purchafe, vice Bell, whofe appointment has not taken place. 17th Ditto—Enfign Henry Augullus Holden to be Lieutenant by purebafe, vice Bowels. 19th Ditto—Enfign William Wildey to be Lieutenant, without purchafe. aid Ditto-Seeped laratenantThomas Hartley to be . Firit Lieu tenant, by purchafe. vice Walker, promoted; Captain 'l'. Gar. vett, fronfthe Royal Glamorgan Militia, to be Second Lieute ' rant. Mtlt Ditto—John Betty, Gent to be Enfign, without purchafe 34tb Enfigit Charles Pratt to t•e Lieutenant by purchafe. vice Beaumont, promoted in the sit Weft Inffia Regintent:-- William Ward, Gent, to be Enfign without purchafe, vice Pratt. '3Bth Ditto—John Haftings,Gent. to be Enfign, by purchafe,•iCt Willfhire. promoted. 42d Dittoa.-Lieutenant John Campbell to be Captain of a Corn peny, by pureliafe. vice le:e'itt, who retires -43 d Ditto—Lieutenant George O'Flalterty to be Captain of a Company, without :purchafe, vice O'Donnell, frperfeded. viatit Ditto... Lieutenant Thomas Ricketts. from Champagna's 7 1aegintent, tube I ieutenant, without purchafe: Roberts Carr, Gent, to be Enfign, without purchafe, vice Wilkinfoo, who re ' 4 'Egns. 47th Dtttn—Enfign Peter Lougllnan to be Lieutenant, by pur , 'chafe, vice Caims,evho retires. '3oth Ditto--Licutenant William Read to he Captain of a Com pany, by purchafe, vice Platt. who retires. Sid Ditto—Etilign Robert O'Hara to be Ikutenant, by purchafe, vice Barker. promoted in the ilth Foot. 68th Ditto— (Latter Matter John Hinds to be Adjutant with the rank of Entigo, vice Reed, - who refire the Adjutantcy uuly ; ' Set:feint Jolui Wilforrtb be eatiarter Matter, vice Hinds. 69th Ditto-Enfign Charles E. 'Freeman tube I.teutenant, with out purchafe, vice M'Mahon jun. difntiffed the fcrvice. so. Ditto—Robert tape, Gent. to be Enfign, by purchafe, vice Hort, pronioted. 87th Regiment of Foot. To be Litotenarts—Lieitteeatit Richard Carey, from the 6th Garrifon Battalion. Enfign Barton Pint, from the 67th Foot. Enfigns G. Beare, Jufeph Barry, John D. Bagenal, jultn Maher, and J. G. Fennell. To be Enfigns—Thomas Gales, Gent. vice Beare; Thomas Dow ling, Gent. vice Barry; Geale, Gent. vice Bagenal ; White, Gent vice Maher; and Thomas Cart Brackenbury, Gent vice Fennell. To be Adjutant, with the rank Of Enfign—Serjeant Major Grier from the Wexfo•d Militia, vice Wilfon, &neared. 96th Ditto—Lieutenant Robert Clifford, from batllie's Rtgiment • to be Lieutenant. without purchafe; Hufpital•Mate William Markham to be Affiftant Surgeon. 97th Ditto—Enfign James Boles Johnfon, from the City of Cork Militia, to be Enfign. Royal Weft India Raegers--Robert Gregg. Gent: to be Enfign, without purchafe, ice Bone, whole appointment bas DOI taken place. Royal Corfican Rangers—Major Abraham Schummelketcl. from Froberg's Regiment, to be Major, with tempotary nook in the Army. Roll's Regiment—Enfign ttephcn de Planta to be Lieutenant:vice Ledergerte deceafed S -Richard Wall, Gent. to be Enfign, vice de Plana. 6th tiarrifon Battalion—Enfign Henry Edward Lynch. from the 18th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Carey, removed tea the 87th Foot. Bth Dltto.-Litutenant Patrick Dillon, front the 14th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Brannan, who exchanges. New Brunfwick Feneibles—Entign and Adjutant Edward Hol land to have the rank of Lieutenant. aft Royal Veteran Battalion—Captain J. William Rogers, from the 4wk Foot, to bt Captain of a Company,vicc Sears, removed to the Bth Royal Veteran Battalion. Royal Military College—Captain James M Dermott to be Super intendent of the Junior Department, with the rank of Major in the Army, vice Lieutenant Colonel Ertirhan ; Lieutenant John Otter to be Captain of a Company of Gentlemen Cadets, vice M'Derntott, appointed Superintendent. BARRACKS. Alexander Foulerton, Efq. Payasaßer of the ad Battalion of the 14th Foot, to be a Barrack Matter in Great Britain, vice Beat. fon, who mites. • The King's German Legion. ' ad Regiment of Liehr Dragoons—Cadet Serjeaiit Charles Poll mann to he Cornet, vice Gruber, promoted. 3d Dirto--(Learter Matter Henry Bruggemann to he Comex, vice Wei fabe, promoted. • zd Battalion of the Line. Te be Entlgoe-eCadet Ferjeant —1 infh, vice Greve, deeca fedi Sorjcant Major t.lO. vice Muller, ties:eared ; Cadet Set jtant Lewis Litidenera vice Decken, promoted ; Cadet Ssajcauf Adolghus.Hiffe, vice tlypke, promoted. . ad, Reginteot of the Royal EAU India Voluoteers.l Ingsn George at e bgeg Cower Wilcocke to be Lieuteuent,vieg • Morrifon, wine rifignee .Enfign Johp Brett to be Lieutenant. trite eleceated ; John Viel, Gent. to be Fn ll go, nice . Malcecke ; A ndrews Hunt, Gent. to be Enlien, vice ' Brett. Meareatropre. , The ag aiotnlenK of Smy Bartlett, Gent. to be Enfign in the 77th Revelment of Foot, vice Baird, as IL,ted in the' Gazette of 3oth re, g 4,haa not taken place. En go Abel Craven, of the Both Regiment of Feat, is fuper toted, hdag Orient without leave. •. 11ofpital Mate John Gprrack is difmiffed the Service. The exchange between Surgeon Guthrie, of the agth Foot, and g orged ,. Lennon, of the 4s,th Reaitnest.. as Rani, ,in• the Oa zdte elf the e ith July laft.has not taken place. in the Gazettes of the a nth July and t7tit Nooember lea. 6th Wee India Regiment. Fee William Geddes, Gent. to be Erato, Read 14.1.ers Geddes, Gan. to be Enfign. Sad Foot. For 7eLis Pelham, Gent. to be lintign o Bean Bichaval Pethant, Gent. to be Enfign. G.m.nriffion ligned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Kent.—Eaß Kent Volunteers. . WtltiattiHughea,Cent. to be Zang% Dated N0v.13, Iso7. Constnifgqns ri, z nea. by the Lard leTentenant of Abadeeniltite.-AberdeeAlsire Militia. Lieutenant Alexander C..hnieron to be Captain, vice •Young. sp. pointed to the Line; Faso Lewis* M`Doneld to be Lleutst.' - rare, vice Camercin.preinoted ; James Wllfon. Gaut. to be En figs?. vice M`Dosiald,pcniinted ; Serjeant Major John Roy to be Qzarter Mailer, vice Cameron, promoted. Dated Nov. 10. 1807. CAnmiffonc fined by the Lord Lieutenant of Hants Portfea Battalii , n ft Volunteer infantry. Late Q2arter Matter William Hobbs to be Lieutenant, vice Pratt promoted: Dated Dee. 1.18.27. Fan/crust in the Gazette of the fth O.^.uber latt. Btadby Battalion a Derby Volunteets. For William IL-nu, read William R BANKRUPI'CY SUPERSEDED. aJohn Cooke Hodgfon, of John's-row,parifh of stt. Luke, Middle fel builder, plumber and glazier. John Partington the younger, of Garrett, within Manehelter dyer, and printer. BANKRUPTS. Thomas Moffatt and John Brown, of Gofwell ftreet. milli of St Luke, Old Breet, M iddlek llue-ma-ufaiturers, dealers, chap men, and copartners to furrender December 12. t 9. and Jan. 'l6 at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Edwards, Cattle flrcet, Holborn. John Wa!te, of Widcgate-ftreet, Bifhopfgate. London printer dealer and chapman, December 8, t c. and January *6. at one _ at Guildhall. Attornicsr, blears. Wittlhire and Bolton, *lhreg morton ftreet. Richard .Sales and Guy Knowles, both of Birmingham, filver platers, dealers, chapmen, and copartners, December *B, t 9. and January th, at eleven, at the Shakelpeare Tavern, New ftreet, in Birmingham. Attornies, Mtirrb. Webb and Ty 10.311, Bin - mingham. John Gratrix, now or late of Hutme. trucalbire, dyer, dealt* sad chapman, December tB, 19, and January 16, at two, at the Pa lace Inn, Manchefter. Attonsies, Marrs. Milne, Serjeant and Mancheiler ; or Metres Milne and Parr, Old Jewry. William Salt, late of Seeckport, Cheihire, joiner, haute builder, dealer and chapmen, December tB, 14, anti January t 6, at two at the Crows and Arsehor Inn, Stockport. Attornics, Mr. Geo. Edmunds, Lire,Ari's Inn, London; or Mr. John Baddeley, In Stockport. Chriltopher Morris. late of Bullinthorpe, Yoriethire, manisfaCtu rer, dealer and chasten - in, December 21, 24. at the Ship Inn and Je.nuary v 6, at the Swan Inn, I.eeds, at eleven. Atrornies. Mr. T. H. Granger, Market-place, Leeds • or MelTrs. Edmunds and Son. Fiche:quer Oflic.., Lincoln's Inn,l.ondon. Robert Wright and John Angell, of Warding street, Soho, Weft taylors and coeartners, December 18, 19 at one. and January *6, at ten, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Pike. Air Rivet, Piccadilly. James kulhlorth, late of Chipping Norton, Oxfordasire, innkeep er viaualler, dealer and chapman , December 8 19, and January 16, at ten, at Guildhall. Atturticy, Mr. Bower, No. 9 .Cllfford's Irn,J.ondon. Richard 'Machilwain, late of Crefmt Ph ee, London, Vsolefale ironmonger, December t 2. t 9, and January 16. at ten. at Guild hall. Attorney, Mr. Chippiothale, King's Be. et Walks, Temple Ma- L .aret Ullock and Mary Ullock, of Chatham, Kent, linen drapers, December 8, *9, at one, and January Is, at ten, at, Guildhall, London. Auurnies, Marrs Eaton and Hardy, Bir chin lane, London. Guy Knowles, of Birmingham, drtinift, dealer and chapman, December 2, t 4, and January *6, at twelve, at the Shakefpear Tavern, Birmingham Attornies, Metres. Baxter and Martin, Furnival's inn, London ; or Mr. Bird, Binning' tam. William Hawkins. of Birmingham, button-maker, December 21, 22, at eleven: and January t 6, at four. at the Shakefpear Tavern, Birmingham. Attornies, Marrs Baxter and Martin, Furnivars lien, London ; or Mr. Bird, Birmingham. Mores Hicks, of Sdlifbury place, Surrey, baker, dealer and chap. man, December 8, 19, and January *6, at tell, at Guildhall ..-. Attotnies, Mees Parnthet and Son, London Brea, Fes.church ftreet. Francis Pinney, now or late of Princes ftreet, Leiceller fquare Middlekx, carpenter, builder, dealer and chapman, December 12, 19, and January s 5, at twelve, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Davies, Lothbury, London. Redmond Barry, of Birmingham, fadlor, Dee-.ether 18, 19. and January 16, at eleven. at the Swan Tavern, Bull Rivet, Birming ham. AttOillieS, Marrs. Devon and Tooke, No. to. Gray', Inn. fquare, London ; or Mr. George Burrilh, Birmingham. Richard Thun field, of Liverpool. dealer in earthenware, dealer and chapman, Dee. 28, 29, and January 6, at twelte. at the Globe Tavern, Livereo.l. Attornies, Mr Davies, Liverpool, or Mart Meddowerott or Stanley, London. Thomas Chilent, of litrn•ingham, iron founder, dealer anti chap. man, Dee 12, 14, and January 16, at ten, at the Shakelpear Tavern, Bit-minis:lnn Attornics, Mr. S. LOWC, Birmingham ; or Mr. Chilton, Lincoln's Inn, London. Thomas Newman, late of Tooting, Surrey, dealer in hemp and flax, dealer and chapman, December t z, t 9. and lanuary i 6. at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Stratton, Shoreditch, London. Robert Si c'air, of Mincing lane, London, wine merchant. dealer and chapman, act -miler 12, at one, Dec. *9, and January :6, at &Vets, at Guildhall. Attornies, Mars Swain, Stevens, and Maples, Old Jewry. l'aac Penn, of No 67, Leather lane, Middlefex, oil and colourmats, Dec. az. at twelve, Dec. *9, at ekven, and January t 6 at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Gunning, No 14, CI. ment's lun- Thomas Kirkpatrick, of Oxford Road, Middle fez, filk mercer and lace merchant, December 14,26,atid January 16,at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Clarke, Sadler, Ball, Chcapiide, I.ontlon. William Leykauff, of 1 ifle ftreet. Leieefter-fquare. Middlefea, en graver, dealer and chapnran, December 7,14, and January n 6 at twelve, at Guildhall Attornies, Mars. Jennings and Collier, Great Shire-lane, Lincoln's Inn. Rowland Willis, late of Chearfide, London, hatter, dealer and (barman, December (2,19 and January *6 at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney. Mr. North No. 10, Gray's Inn fluare Matthew Bailey Tennant, of Great Alit Area, Gondman's fields, fugar refiner, merchant, dealer and chapman, December 12, at eleven, 19. at ten, and January 16. at eleven, at Guildhall. At tonnes, Meer,. Twynam and Walker, King's Bench Walk, Temple. Edward Bride, now or late of Fantion-ftreet, Spitalfis Ma, and alto now or late of New inn yard, Shortditch. Middlekx, dyer, dealer and chapman, December 12, 19 and January *6, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. 'Williams, Cook's court, Lincoln's Inn. PUBLIC ADYA NTA OE. }'HE advantage the, public mutt always derive Ji• from regularly cdocatc4nalelfional.nun diredling almoft es- eirsavely their ftudies to one fpicies of malady, was never more clearly demonstrated than by' the unexampled fuccele which has attended the'adminillration of their new remedy, and the extra ordinary cures it has performed. For along feriesof years, Metres CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, formerly in his Majeftys fervice, have made the Venereal Difcafe the particular °Ned of their in veftigatiun, and ate happy in having difeuvered a medicine tope rlor to mercury in the cure of that complaint—it is fufficient to '-obferve that the effeasufthis remedy are diam-trieally oppofire to thole of mereury,for though it completely eradicates every vetUge of the virus, In its moil confirmed ftages, yet it does nut in the ' !raft injure the cor.flitutien—on the contrary, it renovates the fyf tern in all its natural funetions, promotes appetite, and facilitates digeftion—thus iuftead of reticlng a Strong And vigorous conflicts. lion to the frightful condition that mercury does, it not only pre reeves that conititution in its primitive Rate, but teftores a weak ' asuldehilitated one to its natural Burgas and vigour. Numbertefs inftarices are on recent record of the Superior efficacy of this Medicine; its inherent and Specific virtues adting as a per petual eorregive ,to bodily debility, whether proceeding front ;an excefs of conjugal or iUicit picafare, or from the more inilduuus,. though not lets. deft. udtave indulgence of incaut 1 tlous yonth of both fixes in a certain pernicious habit Anddit the melancholy valiety of difordenswhich ate the confequence of thbfolltary vice, there are none more afilictie.g than that diltreffing _fate of:debility and At licieney, which prevents ur t mbltters theme, trimoMal (late ; the unhappy fairer broods over his lca'sfortune. al:hauled tofiek Ickes, until he is reduced to fuck a Bate of weak r tiefs as Co render life oppreffive. To filch perfons it Mutt be a con (ding refire: ion, to know that they tnay now, by a, new infaldhle mode of treatment, he Tenured to that great eft of all human bleff ings,aftrom.,manly, and vigorous coollitution. In all cafes of'dehillty, tis ficicncy, friam whatever tante arifing as well as in every (peeks cf venereal infedlion, Meffi's Currie and Co. may be es:intuited by patients of either fee s xvlth.the greateft fancy and honour, at their bowie, Nn. ic7, Hatton Ga:ilea. %setters from the Cquntry (pis& paid) including 'arrant. note. widhave the nceeffry medicine and advice rent to any part of the Kingdom. No. soy, Hatton Garden, Ham MI HODSON'S IMPERVAL OIL. WHAT Patient, who is fuffering under the dif trcffing pain of Chroofe Rheutuatifin• or the more acute At the London Tavern, Foxhole areet, Plymouth, on 'reddest Inguifh of Gout, would not, at any price, gladly putchufc a reme• the t tth of December hottant. • Idy to relieve his fufforiugs! No remedy has been Co effeCival as By Virtue of a Conorniffion of Appradement and Sale Ilford from Dr. Hodfutt's Imporial Oil, in affording certain cafe and alleviat' the High Court of Atinfiralty of England, aekireffed to Edward •th in the fwelli ' , l ug pain in there thatching complaints ng of tbej o i n t s Alder and John Gould , Efq. P1)11 1 01 1111 , o and ftilfi.ers of the tendons, the bad effect of old (trains, rendered THE FOLLOWING GOODS, iriz. wosfe either by much exertion, or by cold variable weather so Barrels Raifms ; "1 Lis excellent application reduces the fwelling, and brings the 4t Half ditto, ditto , tendons and mufeles foft and phallic ; in one direafe, the Rickets, 14 (1 4 1earter ditto 1 the relax.:d yielding condition of the bones is fo wonderfully 40 Calks Penacc Stone 40 Bags Sbuinac. I changed by the rvgular ufe of the Imperial Oil that the bones, though ditiorted, gain their natural Shape and figure. In Pally, Being the entire Cargo of the Dinah brig Elizabeth F. Snutad Numbntts of lambs, and Torpor of the Back or Spine, it proves Maher, detained 011 her voyage from Ttlelte to Totiningett, by • a (sovereign rentely, by animating and relltorivg tbe ener g y of th e the private (hip of war Alert, Jeremiah Mowle, Commander. Fur further p M articulars, Catalogues, and Samples, apply to Net ves. Ed- ward Alder, or P. oyfey, Broker, Plym Sold whaler:de and retail at Mr Butler's, No. 4, Cheas fi de,cor- outh. ner of Patera offer row .1-Ltz.ird and Bions, and Crattwell, Bath; Stains At I Lynch. A•lot,elo, (ter ; Oregfott•, Liverpool; and molt bookidlers and molicine venders no every country town, iti bottles at as. 9d. elch . SALES IW AUCTION. By Virtue of a Commiffion of APPRAISEMENT and SALE, Addrelfed to WILLIAM PROC I'OR At the London Inn, Plytnonth, on I.Vednefday, the 9th day of December at 12 o'Clock, at Noon preciftly, ^f• H..E FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. .• sco Bales Dry orange and Lemon Peel 6 Cal's Almonds to liogfheads Lemon Juice 6 30%es Raifins 238 Butts 33 Hogiheadt 1 Malaga Wine tarter Calk The Cargo of the Danith 'hip Marianne, whereat T 1102191 Jacobi - en way Matter, captured by hit Maivity'S 01 p Scorpion, FRA NCISSi A N LLD, Efq. Commauder. For view, inventories, and further particulars. apply to the !Ad Commillioners, or to JAMES SLAD K. Plymouth. The Rev Mr. BARCL.AI"s PATENT ANTIBILIOUS PILLS. I r was a remark of the ceiebr tied Dr. &chao s . Author of the Domenic Medicine, that Lomplair.ts of thy flornach and bonds are the prevailing malady 01 this country, which lay the lout dation of the more formidable and fatal 414 rafts that the p, goo who could! difeover for the relit( and cure ti , fate and infaldbk remedy would perform a moll impnetaut Gimlet to tottery. 'I hat difcovery has now beat math; in the Patrar AntiLiiious Pills of the Rev. William Barclay the extenfive tale which and the iigh ullinntion iu w , ,ich they are defervedly has cns.fitlcn....ly Icff. ned the i.un:l•.:r et theft complaints ; and Was fair, in a fln.rt tinte, to M. the :titans of entirely eradicating • them. _ _ _ MONMOUTHSHIRL-CAPITAL NAVY Timar.a. sr WM. HAI.% 1 hefe Pills hay: a quick ard raft operation, they ad powerfully t and Ipccifically on the bile. and thus remove the numerous dirt:Was e.tnuedcdw•i:h it fick headache...lll;u leaser . liver complaints, jaun. dice, I errors difortiers from indigrai ta, &c They are the molt valuable family medicine hitherto t fftred to the Puhlic and ttc Proprietor it confuted LI the molt rel i c. dabit evidence of the firit chararlers of the Nobility and others, that they have non, been adman:Jarred to any perfect wAttout giving certain and fpectly rtikf, and io the rtul corapectiara Cure hit value' lc medicine, hating been ukd with fuccef- i ts teems mended by the folio* leg dittinsughed Pctfunaget : The Right tin V ifcuunt DILLON The Laird Itifhop of BATH and Sir JOHN HONE WOOL), Hart. M P. for Finnimdi Sir b N I.IISHINOTON, Bart. M.P for harp TIIONIAS A NSUN. Efq. M P. fee Latch:L.li JAWS AMYA Tr. Ffq. M P frr Southampton NIGIiOLFON C.%I.VERT 4 Hip fi r Hertford IDM Irbil) BO .I fq New-an ct. Sirittg-gardens TIIONIAS HA NI vI 1 , 1451.1. bfq ita/lt-Mal 0. W. DICKLS, Efq. Ftiv Stgratary to the &Maim" of Can:, awry '1 hr Rev Mr. D1: - .:0C'IC. Librarian to the Atettbianap CF.CI I. FORRES E.fq. M.l'. fur Wei:lock S.Ad wholtfale ard retail by Mr. Butler, No. 4. Cheapficle, corner of Pat, moiler row ; and retail by Mr.Kir! y. Stafford are:, 014 Bond Greet ; Mr. Stratton. Leiceacr ((parr; and by all ro ll:arc:Wale Vcaers i Town and Couotry. A ratni —O. ferve tcc nam.' of Willi :m Barclay is engraved on tf e Ramp, w ich is affix d on the outlid wr pper of each lama a.ot tl. mind are au. tigertnes imitation. Price 31.61 and ac•. per box, wo u ample direct:one. At the King's Head Inn, in the town of Ntwport.ret Ttterday, the tart day of l) cember a 817, between the hours of three and five in the afternoon, fabjett w fuel Conditions as mall then be produced, • TT !GNI' Hundred anti Eleven. OAK, 271 FLM, is 16 ASH and 9 BEECH Tlllllh.R. TR". ES. marked and numbered with White Paint; with alunit 20 Acres of Coppice Wood, which will be S 'ld in the following Lot:. viz Lot a. Illy eight hint Timber Trees, marked from t to 5 8 • both inchtlive, Banding tin Lands in the polliflion or William James, and John 1.1(q - in the with of Chritt Chuich, and mar Mainde L motile one tune from Nt..wport. Lot a. One Hundred and EPty Elm 'rm., marked a , shove, Banding on Lands is the puff (lion of William I.ewelyo. Samuel Ford, and Tatoo Lands, to the parith of NaGt, five miles from Newport. Lot 3. Sixty eight Oak, P. 6 Elm *Finther Trees, marked and numbered as above, Bantling on Lands out h.ainde Houle, within one mile of Newport. Lot 4. Eighty-lix fine Oak and 9 Flm Timber Tree., marked and numbered as above, !landing on the Cwrn Farm, in the parith of Chrift Church, in the potTeiTion of Will:am Francis. Lot s. Two Hundred and Sixty-three capital Oak,; Elm 16 Aft 8.1(19 Beech limter Free., Banding on Land: ill the plifilf lion of Henry Prince. William Pritchard, and William Powell, in the pirifh t f Lantriffaint, about two miles front the Navigable River Ulk, at Newhridge Lot 6. Three lititidrcd and F.dr Oak and 4S Elm Timber Trees, and about eight Acres a Coppice Wood, as under, via Seventeen Oak and 6 Elm, marked front No. t to t 7, and from a to 6 inclufive, handing on Lands in the puff.flion of Mrs. Morgan. One Hundred and Sixty-onc Oak and 25 Flm, era , kcd as above, ttaridi: T on Potraworled Farm, in the poll:Ilion of Edward Francis. One Hundred and Twenty •fix Oak and t 4 Elm, ancliwo Cop pice Woods, about eight Acres, Handing nn M'ititebtooke Farm, I in the polfellion of William Francis, all in the parith of Lan. I vachas. I.ot 7. Ninety one Oak Trees and about twelve Acres of Cop pice, viz. Seventy five Oak Timber Trees, marked from t to 75 ineltifive, handing on Lands in the poircffion of Mrs. louts, at the Rock and Fountain. Sixteen Oak Timber Tree.. nurked as above, and a Coppice Wood, cared the Kook Wood, and a final' Wood adjoitaog, to gerk:r about twclvt. Acres, (landing on lands in the poffellion of Richard Howrils, in the parith of Penli..w. N D. Lots 6 and 7 ntarly adjoin the Turnpike road, at the Pock and Fountain; aillaoce eight Milds from the Sea port towns of Cbepfluvr and Newport. The greater part of the above Timber is calculated for Naval purpfles, and will be found well worth the attention 6f Timber merchants and Shipbuilders in general. For a view of I.ot 3, apply at MAW'. Houk: and for the ether lots, to the rtfpetlive Tenants. For further particulars, to Mr. William 11411, Laud and limber Surveyor, near Tredegar, Moo moothlhire. BERKSHIRE and wit:rsHlßE TO BE SOLD, THE Fee and Inheritance of that Capital and Eatenlive MANSION HOUSE and Offices, with the Pad docks and Metaled Grounds adj .ining, at Spariholt. ih Berleihire, late the Eftate, and in the occupation of Lieut. General Gabbit (leeched, and two Farms belonging to•the fame; the whole con• atwout alt.; AMC - AIN), the I•ythes of Fifty eiree Acres of Land, in Ram(bury. 'llse Houk and Lands at Sparfh.dt, fituated abnut five miles Irma the town of %Vantage, and are, to.3ether h the Tythes in Wiltlhire, let to re pcdtanle tenants, on leafcs which will expire at ditf,:rent periods, within twelve years, and now produce 03 1 . and upwards p, r annu tut will rife confiderably. There is a quantity of limber and ornamental Trees oi the Lands. 'I he hftate is fulled. to two -Annuities, one of 1501. and the *tine of 70. a year. . _ _ . Particulars may be known by applying to Jofcph Gabbit, Efq Limerick, Ireland ; Bcrjimiu Morland, i•fq. Abingdon, Berkftdre ; aid John Lloyd, Erg Nlerrlon fg.tare, Dublin, to whom propo (alt went be made in writing. TO CURRIERS TO BE DLiPOSED OF, A LONG eflaWithed and t xtenfiv,: &liners in the above line, in a good Marktt town, iu porlerffire. The Prentifei arc (Likable, the Houfe being good, with a Garden and Field attached, and tint part appropriated to the trade being very convenient —For Particulars apply (if by letter, pelt paid) to Mr. Clark, Currier, Illandford, Dorlet. CHESHIRE. MANOR, MANSION HOUSE, AND ESTATE, with Vuluable Conthigelicic4. TO Er. SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, THE MANOR OF WINNINGTON, wi , h the Monti= Houle and Offices cailed M'INNINGTON 11.11.1; compriting a fpaciotes and complete Rufidence for a large Family, built with Rone and covered with Rate, and linithed in a modern Ryle; containing Rooms of large slimenfinns fuperbly fitted up— Geometrical Stone Stairs.—Mahogany Doors--Platc elars Win dows—Marble Chimney-pieces—and Oak Floors with a p. propriate attached and detached Offices—Stahrng for Fifty Horks—Coach Hodes Green Houfe—Hot Huuks—Grapery —Pine and Succeilion Houles—excellent Kitchen Gardens, with Hot Walls Muihroont Houk Cold Baths—ice Houle—a Poultry Hnufe upon a fuperior fcale.—and every neceffary for agricultural purpofes—Dove Houk—Entrance Cottage Lodges, with Shrubbery and Plantations Roping to the River Weaver, at a convenient dittance from the houfe, which is well inmates' on very highly ornamental ground, and furrounded by about Six Hundred and Forty Acres of Land, chiefly Meadow and Pattore, of fuperlar quality, divided into Farms, and let to refpeCL.ble Tenants—Woods and Plantations in hand...and orna• mental Cottages and Gardens adjoining the road ; the whole rose they forming a truly &Arable and elegant Refit's:nee for a large Eitablithazent To which there is attached, A moil valuable MI N ha Al., which if attended to, far exceed► tkc value of this place as a refidenec._ The camels fitaate one mile from Northwich, ty from Cheney. 22 from Manchefter, and 3o from Liverpool. May be viewed by applying to the Rev. Josh Furey. Winningtoo ricarNorrh wit.h—and Printed Particulars may be h2tl of Mr. Wyatt, Lime Grove, near Bangor ; at the Hotel. C'hefler; the Hotel. t irs r. pod; the Bridgewater Arms, Manchelter; and of Mr. Claridge. I No. 47, Pall-Mall, London L Mk-re a Plan of the Ettate may be kes s and tby Prim and Airtiker Pvticulara futowo. ACANDID examinvion of Profeiroinal Preten. fione Is wily to be I. sr-1 by him who is confrious of inca. parity. The prof) Montt love:pitons of Mr. DIME arc (imply there—that he is a Member of the College of Surgeons, and as regularly educated as any vimi or Surgeon iu London; that it has bed) hi, choice confine his pradice to Venereal Com. plaints and Debility. and that in the atment of theft: complaints, for the lalt fourteen years. o' which he ha, refided eleven years in Artindd ltrcet, his practice has been more eminently fuccefsful th in that of any other Surgeon in the fame branch. lie regrets that illiterate met!, under I . lc ro 1 . 1 un NA 94 cs, bare copied his att • statil.. meats nearly word itir word, hot the injury to the puhlle may lie preveutd by a careful inquiry for the cu tificates which they pretend to valid's. and en accurate examination of the lilt of Surgeons, which is annually publillual at the College in Uncoltes inn- Fields. No dil'eafes arc felt with greater poignancy by the fafferer than • thole which arc eszalioned by his oty.) imprudence, and in no cafes of confultation is liberality of education more datable Is the profeltor, than where the mon unbounded confidt.nce is placed an' the 501)11 itrviolalle fecrecy expected. On terns plaiLly Rated on the hilt interview, or in answer to letters contaititig a Bank -note, Mr, Brix oflers reltoration of health in all Venereal Complaints, and in all cafes of Debility, whether atifin; from the habits of it:conliderate youth, long reli• deuce in warn) dimates or the prevalent gaieties of a faltdotiable life.—No. 29, Arundel Rivet, S rand, November t; 1807. - • -- I N prJlefling my Ma legit arty educated Member nt the Collrge of Surgeons, I think it incumbent on me to fignitv that my Diploma from the College of Surgeons in London, as well a. Ctrtitiates from the Hofpitals, and various profcffors under whom I ttudied Phyfic, Sur h iry and Midwifery, have been for years placed in one of my parlours, open to the infpedtion of any ram i who happt tis to Ix there, or isdefirous of filch examination. Thirteen yeail I have refigned all other practice for the Rudy and treatment of Vet.creal Complaints and Debility—but it was not till I had exptrieece as an Army Surgeon and general ['radii • tioner, that f thought 'lnlet' asiltifiestin the fileCtion of this pecu liar branch. The concentrated force of the human Intelledt when directed to a particular point, mutt acquire fuperiority within the circle of its owa anion, and lung continued (heeds is a decided proof that my efforts have not been Ids beneficial to others than advantageous to myklf. • The chard's and the mirery which arifes from a certain deftrue. tive habit fo pernicious to fell 4olboys, have been frequently pour. traycd by the moralifts of the age ; hut it Is the duty of every Praditioner, when called upon, to relieve fuch futerings by me dical affiftance, and it is the acquirement of my exelufive expe rience in this lint :o offe r, in every fuch cafe, a fate and °malts reseltabliflinient.-1,. flight cafes of deficiency produced by fee , living, refideece in warm climates, or too much indulgence of fsduttive paffions, and in all recent venereal complaints, earl ;• application infures au imm,:diats cure. Uut in the molt emu , plicated cafes of d Why. acconipanied by fever, oe difoeders the f (tent arihug from twitter-Reel infedlion, f..sue perfaterat.ce ss in Openfal , ly re petite for the rea:imatiou of the conftitution, Lnd redui ation t o !walla and vigour. I In all c iii either fcx, the molt nviolable feerecy is °Vert , • ed and the tea ms of remuneration are plainly laical on the brit intetv'e v. TO MV CORRItSPONDEN 'l' he ezteneed reputation, which was the fiat of of my am bition, in the TR/. A FAUN I* of VENEREAL. COMPLAIN I'S and DEBILITY, hating attracted to me various Correfpondeot , in the United Kiogdoms of Great Britain, and from different part• of Europe and America, I beg to a.tdrefs this Public No:it-4 fueh Coriefpondenti. The o:cupatilbll of my time io anfwtring letters from thole adva grudge not romin:ration, made it nectffary for me Come year. ay,. to obfarve, that no Lures could be noticed unkf. a Bank Nms was inclofed. I Again repeat the informatia, that, no otters, with- • out inclufures. cm be aufwered, tittles front Patients already to! .. der my care. And I beg to fuggelt, that letter. from the We .t Indies, or from aoy Foreign Country, mutt contain not arty.. complete liateuartit i.f the Cafe, but a very liberal turn, Wien! • to compeofate for (tithing and writing fully on the Complai. - . and for the Preparation of a confiderable Cfmtfe of Medicine London elwatift. it fuck ihould be requilite. Where the Lila: • tines not admit In (plenty of correfwindence,it is alto defired, the age, the manner of living and general feelings 24 well at ever. fympt net that eau pollibly he defcribed, be mutt particularly fp. Letter. require no other direAion titan the Chriftian and S.: name," Martin [tree, I. fq. to-..don ;" and that the minds of eithc , Sex may have the lul ft afruranee of frcrecy. the 'tonne rilettzt . .. accompanied by lira, nc,4.1 not be paid at the time, but willlfta wards be charged to the party. MARTIN BREE, Member of the Royal Ctdlrge of Surgeorra in London. No. 29. A:l.mM tl rtet , Strand, near Tangle laar. There is :n additional =trance iu Watts. area adjoining. HIGH WATER Ar LONDON BRIDGE TO.IIIORROw Morxicg 2j stinUtel after 8 A PM. one 49 plintro after LONDON : Printed and putdiftard by KENT. Oa CA tcrbury•Pher Lambeth) at tSr. S A e•Or rsca, t. Car • Octet. I 'uSlihm.l silo at the Sipa -Omelet, Temple-ear.