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~,~ tarITIFOMM,. mrme imilniftvaumw. sio N limammm itROM LAST NICHT's ,GAZETTE. WHITEHALL; JULY 21. The Kann has been *aced to grant to the Hon. Cecina"' Aaatty Coo?! e, the Office of Clerk of the Ordnance of the Voiced Kingdom The KING has alfn been pleafed to grant to Tnow A s Thole - TON, Frq . the Office of Clerk of the Deliverics of the Ordnance o 'Me United Kingthm. 1 1 / 4 1113TARY PROMOVONS. CommifGons fined by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of liirthomberlan I. To he Deputy I leuteneets—Adata Aikrw, henry Cullingwood, Ffcre. Dated May 6, rEo7. John Bleekii-fop Conlin?), John Tarleton, ('halts Dalton Purri,), David William egiith, 7fq . s. Dated June 23. 1807. Northumberland Militia. naviroo Fig to be Captain; William icktons, Gent. to be Enrage. Dated July 7, t 8.27. Percy Tenantry Volunrters. Thomas George Sed*Efq. Dated February 26, 1807. 'En -oia” ° °I Efq. Vaal Jane a 8.184. Commiflon in the Royal Notts.l Clouceller figned by (he Letrd Lieutenant. • John Or.:r.ry hnbbine,Eiq4to be Lieutenant. Dated July 4. a Commiflions in the Argyll and Bute Regiment of Militia, fined by the Lord Lieutenant. Wien Niel M'Coll to be Litutenant. vice Ste Wart, deviled; Niel Sinclair Gent to be Enka, vice M'Coll, promoted. Dated April 30. 1807. Commiffions in the ill Battalion of the td Regiment of A yrfhire Volunteer Infantry, figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the C , innty of Ayr. • Lieutenant John Walker to be Captain, vice Alexander Macadam, relign•d; Enfign William Key to be lieutenant, vice Walker, promoted ; William Smith Gent. to be WV, vice Key, pro - moted. Dated July 6,18;7. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Rohrrt Shafto Hawks; Eleanor Reed, and John Grace, of Gatef head. Durham, paper makers June as, 18.27. Edward Hambrook and Richard Hambrook, of Canterbury, farnera J•dy 14, Ik7. John Lloyd and Thomas Brown, in Manchcfter, packers, July I, Okay. Phi•ip I .ucas and Edward Buntirg, of London, July ail, 067. William Wilcox, and William liuwland, of Canterbury, linen. drapers, June as. alin7. Robert Bunion and James Piddock, at Danton, Warwick, lime Warners. June C. 1807 Idepti tleaver and Thomas Daniell, of Wigan, I.ancafhire, calico minufaAurers. July 18,1807. John Keeling, Jn'u Uric Darke, Charles Trig and James Byrn of Dyer's-court, Aldermanbury, London, haberdathers, July z 6, tiby. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. 8 pt. I. Join Heaps, late of Charlotte-ttreet,lackfriar's Road, Surrey, tsylor and draper, at ten, at Guildhall Aar* 17. Thomas' Jennings, late of Dunhill row, Middlefc3, wharenger and lhip-owner, at ten, at Guildhall BANKRUPTS. William Cooper, of Chick Saint Ofyth, Effet, merchant, mattfter, wharfinger,dealu and chapman, to curt-ander July 16. Auguft a, and pternher a, at ten, at GuildhalL Attorney, Mr. Lee, Three Crown court, Southwark. John Partinptut, the younger, of Garratt, within Manehefter, dyer and printer. July 21, at eleven, Apgutt as. at two, and • Sept. L at eleven, at the Bridgewater Arms. in Mancliefter.—• Attornies, Mr. Charles Jackfon, No. 3, Hare-court, I emple, London; or Mr. Meas. Stockport. Chtfhirc. Thomas Ckamben, of Wigton, Cumberland, itopkeert, dealer and chapman, Auguft aO, tt, and Sept. t, at eleven, at the Queen's Head Inn, Wigton. Anomie,. Mr. Wordfworth, Sta• plc Inn London; or Mr. John Lightfoot, Wigton. Jon Dawfon, of Donington, Lintoinfbire, merchant, deafer spd charran, Anglin so, tt, and Sept z, at eleven, at the Peacock Inn, Bolton. Attornies, Mars I.odington and Hall, Second& rics Office, Temple, Loudon ; or Mr. Win. Bowles, Bottum DI V IDENDS. July 24 John Webb, late of Plymouth, Devon, tinman, at one, at Fout.t4in Tavern, Plymouth Dock. July 23. John Edwards, lat.: of Raft. Stone-hook, near Plymouth- Dock. L e win, draper and flop feller, at eleven, at the Prince William Henry Hotel, Duke- itree t. Plymouth Dock. Ply 24 Robert Hammond. of Myton, in Kinifton upon-Hull, druggift at une,at the Dog and Duca Kingft. ltest2s: William htephtn Harding and James Barton Harding, of . . %Juke.% Hams •printsra, boukfellera and flationers, at twelve, at the f t *twil, dolpoct. July, st. Arc:Ill:41d Hamilton and David Halihurtnn of Oxford- Bites, holiddllcx, linen drapers, at ten, at Guildhall July- at. Nalpb Good, of Ncw Sarum, burn draper, at 1:l even, at the Built Tavern. Ju1y..24. William. Pretytuan, ut Great Tower ftreet, London, cope, at ten. at Guildhall. July sg. John Colville,l4te of Cheapfide, London, linen-draper, it &wen, at Guildhall July sr. Samuel Hirchin, of Kingiland Road, Likltikkit, et to;l -kr at ten at Guildhall. July 24 George Knox and lam Hay. of Kingfinn-dpon•Huß, and of Great Gtindby, I inc4lufhlre, merchat.ts and copartner*, at ekven. at the George Inn. Rine/An-upon-Hun. DIED. On the i 2th inR. In the oesth year of her age. at Nemo!tree, near Exeter, where the had paired famel months for the benefit of her health, the Right lion. Lady Mary Catherine Myers, wife of Thomas Myers, Efq. liIGH WATER Al LONDON BRIDGE TO MORROW. Zslorn:vg y minutes aft 4 Afters 0 ., n so minutes alter 4 . SALES BY AUCTION. FONTHI LI. MANSION, WILTS. • Ty Mr. 11 PHILIAPS, on the Premifes, on Monday the i7th of , Atiguit and fix following days (Sundays excepted) at twelve, ALLthe magnificent and criftly HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. ; noble French Plate Maffei. of angular l i hiag itude. Pcrfedtion• and Beauty, meafuring from tog by 64—• ill by 64. and of Kee dimenfions ; the fuherb Organ in the Hall, the cchbrai,4 Stetue of Baccchus, brought from Rome by the Honourable Charles Hamilton, Bronzes, Carvings in Ivory, Two fuperb Tables of Oriental Alabafter, Ftruf••• Ware; Valuable ORIGINAL. PICTURES,by N. Pouliot, Leopardi der Vinci, Lu dovicco Carnechi, Vernet, &c.—a complete Set of the I.oggie of the Vatican. coloured. eftcemed the fineß and molt peered extant, and illumined with gold by F. Panini,eorrerpandently Ranted and glazed with French Paste Glare—ColleCtion of Modern Picture% and Drawings, by Turner. Hamiltop. Rooney, Hodges and others A Cabinet of rare Mandarin, Royal Sevc, Darien and French FORCELANE, compiled of jars, Ciflerns; Vain, liras, and t aldoet Gents, Dinner, Defkrt, an d Tea ServiewitmAiranblage if the leant and fine Old Gold Japan—The reverakveletalet6 eta 'nary Marble Chimney Pieces, of elegae :Deign and ccecollite Sculpture, by Bacqn, Ranks and Flizmaa; litpert etiOe4, ? i ll the' Watt' ul Mahogany boors, and other valuably and hind -, of FON THILL MANSION. near SALISBURY, WILTS. The Darnel:tie Foroin.se ta in the ictuneetiateTatte, andlotiilacd of a fuperior Deferipti•M of Materials; the Dra p fe,reria lf r if 'cioltly Satins Silks, Iltroalk, and Chintz.; partlisfork, a Suieei of Satin Listfgin f s. elaboestely and beautifully palerbettle.F3oseolt,l the Commodes. Cabinets, elselforiars, Confide., pod .Plan 'FAWN are inroid of Rote arta Qin Woods. defignyd s J'Anyique, and ; dreotired Mahogany and R' Wood plotoir, . .:Peinhrtite, Librxi 4 r, Writing. and Drefftng Ta ble; -Suites of covered with •Satin, Mimeo, and Chintz; faihionahle. 44shae.Fanteuls. suit &reels i•CsrPeub of the Alognatei *titled Brxf- Turtey FaCtories, and Wed Patterns; fumptuous carved and gilt Tsipods and antique Candidates,: excellent Canopy. Four. poft, &Om, and R 1.1 Bedfteads, and rick Hangings, with a ppeogekte Bedding Gonfe and Don Bede, Wardrobes, Deering o..tiandes - and Tables, Chella of. Drawers. and the ufual Afton. pieta of Llistuber Furniture. the molt of which New within the ha Four Years, and now in the higheft Rate of Prefer/10°o. • kitty be viewed from the slits of joly, allGy, so.the Day at ffile, by catalogue. only, at is. each, to be hod V Mr. Callins•BeillOore' aah , I, Mitres. Foxalt Fryer, and Co„Oki Cairendifh.ftreet; at' the Place of ; and of Mr. Phillips, New Bund•fireet. N. B. The Sale of the Veletehic Material. of the klauftx will She pLex in Oeptaamber next. ~~~r - ~ - ; ; . , • Csca~.. SALES BY AUCTIOfi At the London Tavern . Pothole ftreet, Ptymeestit, as Sklar salt July, inftant, at Ten &chick ha the'Pbrenoon. TII E FOLLOWING GOODS, V;i o Ag rot 110111CONSOMITIOtt. :t IS Calks Amoco 47 Boxes Indigo •i 237 Bales Cotton Wool About 17'Ions PiecesNic.aragua Wood, and ' 17C0 StaVell Part of the Cargo of the American Brig Brirsttias, Cvarra tiorm E S Mafter, from New York. reftored to the Claimants. Pot vleseicg, Samples, and further information apply to Philip Sanfom and Son, Efquires, in London ; or to Mr. John Hawker, Merchant, Plymouth. After which, by dire.dtions of the Commlffionen for the Care and Difporal of Pruffi3n Property, The Beautiful, Faft failing, Copper•bottoned Ship, ANNA WILIIELMINA; of the hollowing Dimenflons Length —B3 ft. a t in. Breadth 3, r- h 2 Between Decks 4 5 1 Hold 8 3 -- Admeahris I 7 t 11.94 th Tom. She is Bridal built, fuppofed in the Thames, copper fattened, has a figure head and quarter badges, pierced for is guns, with a very.neat and convenient round houfe on the quarter deck, with (Likable hit tha for the Mager and Officeh; alto an elegant cabin. with Rate rooms for paffengen below, goad Iteerage, ate. She is alto capable, of earryins a large cars , . and mutt be confidered a molt clearable Vell'el for tile Streights, Welt India, or South American Trades, or as a Packet to Lilbon, Malta, America, or Weft India !Bands. Her materials are good, has a patent windlors, and hi. quires very little to he done to fend her to any part of the Globe. Detained on her voyage froni the Cape of Good Hope by his Ma jelly's al? Calcutta, prior to the declaration of hollifities agaiuft Prufita. and fines condemned to his blajefty. For Inventory, and further information, apply to Mr. John Hawker, Merchant, Plymouth. After the Sale of the ANNA WILIILLMINA, a Fine Dutch built Koff, about two years old, of the following Dlnieuflora: Length 88 ft 9 in. • Bteadth 21 i. Depth r— II 2i Admeafures, 09 53 91. Sbe Is a Vefrel of the firft Oafs. and of great esparity, adared for the rim"er, or any other Tra3e, where great burden is dckr able. She is abundantly found in ftores, and may be (cut to fea in one week. For viewing the Velfel and Rom, apply to Mr. JOHN HAWKER, hlerchant,Plymouth. SOMERSET ...:..a.About the latter end of July, or beginning of Auguft next, in I bree dillind Loti,• 1 - HE PARSONAGES t.l Noith Curry, Gregnry a- Stoke. and Weft Hatch, fituate shout 7 miles from Taunton The Parfonage of North Curry e •netts of a Lerge Farm Houfc, with Cambia barns, ftahlts, and other buildings; and ftveral doles of Pafture and Meadow Land thereto adjoining :—and alto t"e Tithes of all Coto and Grain, wiling over the whole of the Panda of North Corry. , The Parfonage of Gregory Stoke confifts of a fpactous Farm houfe, barri, and other buildings, and about Si Acres of Meadow and Pafture Land belonging thereto, and the 'tither of all Corn and Grain, ariUng over the whole of the Para of Gregory Stoke. The Parfunage of Well Hatch confide of the I ithes.of all Corn and Grain, wiling over the whole of the Parini of Weft Hatch. . The above premifes arc to he held by Leaks_ from the Dean and Chapter of Well., fur three lives of the purchafer's nomination. , Fora vkw of the Prernifes, apply to Mr. John D..re, of Gre gory Stoke, andior any further partieulaa to Marts Brod‘rip, Melliar, and liroderip, Solicitors, Wells, Sonurfet. MANOR AND ESTATE.—SOMFR SE IrSHIRE At Oarraway's, on Thorfday, the 13th day of AuguA, Lent& preiriouhydifpoled of by Private Contra t. ADk.SIR ABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, cal led PiuroN PARK, Tythe Free, ennfiahlg of a moil de firable Guide Refidenee, a part of which Haa n rceently fitted up, at a eonfiderable expente ; oftizes, gardens, and about y so acres at capital grating land, in a nog fe , •ei, with fuitable farm linufes,and farming buildings, fictive in the rich Vale of Glaflon bury, two miles !ram Shepinn Mallets, lout from Glaltonbury, and twenty from Bath and Ballot. Two tlyolets run through the Elate, abounding with trout, &e. which afford a coilftara rup ply of fine water.ufed for irrigation. The Munnr abound. with game, and there is plenty of floe marl, lime, aid bone for build ing. the Terzalts' terns expirei at Laely•day neat, when Ott whide, or any part, may be occupied by a Purchafer. For price and tvery particular, where plans may be fees, ap ply (if by letter, poet paid) to Mr. Warry. New Inn. I.ondan ;—. Metres. Fooks and Evcred, Merton Mallett ; and Mr. Bell, Land- Surveyor. Winchrftef. Mr. flicka,of Plltoti Park Mode, will lliew tine Flare ;---ind prised p miculara may be had at Garr , way's; dual 1.. r, brittol; Wbire Hart, Bath ,• Antelope, Sabilory; New London Inn, Ex cter; and George Bridgewater. • SOUXIj WALES. 'FIFTEEN THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND -a- in the • aunties of Cardigan, Carmarthen, and Pembroke, will heoffered for Sale, by Private Contract, at the Brack Lion Inn, in the town of Lampeter. in Cardigau(hire, on Tue:day,the tfitk of Auguft tint, and four following days: The principal part of this property is fa rousted, as to admit of its befog divided into Three di iudd ant well counecited Metes. The fiat of them to COttift of the Manor or Lordlip of Lam peter, With all its Politiesl and other Rights, Royalties, dec. and aloft of the Hodes and Buildings in the Town of Lampeter, arid Anon all the Lands in that Parini. and feveral adjoining parings, in the fame County, of the annual value of 14)1. or thereabouts The beautiful River Troy runs through this Eftate ; and to any I*Kr:re difpufed to build a Refidence in Waley,. a aloft delightful fituadon for a Matilloo orefents itfelr here, iboundirig in Wood and Water, and comnianding the mot ettecfive ptcfpeas and pidturefque views, over the belt cultivated and mutt ruminant part of south Wales. to a very cheap part of Vie country. and within a convenient diftance of a good Market Town. N B. Lampeter is a contributory Dor:ngh for returning a Mem ber to Parliament for the Town cf Cardigan. And ail perfons admitted at the Lord's Courtin I..nipeter, are entitled to vote for the return of flesh Member. More upon this head appears torneceiTary in this place, but it may be proper to obferve, that this Lot may be inereafed to atioci. a year, or upwards, or reduced lii ',sod. or soool. at the option of the Purchafer. , The Second Lot, to confift of leveret Farms and Lands. in the Peas of Penorrio, in the Paid Comity of Cardigan, adjoining the oat, within (even miles of the Than of Cardigan, caned the Pem• brio sod Lamborth Eftate, of the annual valtre of toool or there abouts, capable of confidevable improvement, at little expence, by reafon that coal and lime may be landed on the Mate from the lea, and that lea weed and f:a land (favourite manure in tkis country) arc dole at band. The Third, to confift of Come Buildings in the Town of Lian- I fawn; in the County of Carmarthen ; and feveral well conto.elcd IFvtres• In that Parifh, and in the adjoining Parifbes of Ca yo and .I...laprowys, is the fame Couuty, of the annual value of Soot or thereabouts. •‘ Ilse telt of the PrOperty, confining of fortiellelkfings, in the ?t Vi theater.] Welt,aod (even) detached Farms, In different parts of the three Counties above named, will be fold In feparate rrloatoil as will. the three loparate EEatea above. madam!. orders ,pisochalers fholl be found, for them, in Three Lots. k w ,,/ibor tehole of the,Lands are .now in a rapid Rate of Improve mogt.teron the. New Syllern of. Agriculture lately Introduced into Aosola f iffales ; and may, in a (employ, it a very baceofiderable paporoee t -be made to prodsee k 4, dolt* the ?relent yearly h s u drew/Menet anuses lieirs . hoor preferable it It to porthafe Mates iss Wslifs than InZioglaod, where the Laodeate already fo mach improved, as to afurd but little,if any, chance of a further advance of Rent ;add to thisaht Tenants in Waits pay the Land TaZ i and all other outioinga, except the Landlord's Property-Taz. Printed Particulars of the whole Mate may ibortly he had, at . , the Chambers,of Mr. High Smith, Lincoli4 Inn • at the Office of Mr. Thomas Lewis, of Liaadilo. in .Carm.rtheothire ; of Mr Charles HZ& (Land Surveyor) Eallwood. near Narbeth,Soodi Wales; and of .Mr. Evan Stephens, of Newtown, hAeassaakery; (hire. Mr. Charles Edmunds, of Lampeter, will thew the PsterWell and Cayo Mates ; Silvana, Howell, Ffq. of Mortis: near the P.embria and Laanborth ERate, will sew that Property ; and Mr. Charles HAW will (hew (nett parts, of the detached property as are in Pembroltdkire. and that part of Careaarihcallgos which ad. johaa • ..11•411t •••••••....43SAmoilloi: • • • • ." • I • ifIALES'B : Y AUCTIOI4, Capitalillt - FATP.B, sear CARLISLE,. Mt &Mt f - (lly order of tie -Devifees, in tmft, of the late Sit:Wilfred Latrion. • • Bart. deceared) . at the Crowa and Mitre Inn, Carlille, • on Tuellay tlic astb day of Audoft, 18;7. Either together or in feparate Lotto LIM I.;tk . LL that extenfive, enmpaEl, and eligible 1 4 XTythe free Mate, csllcd NEW LAI H ALL,coa- Biting of a complete let of well-built Farm Houfing, all be good repair, and 3'aBA. 2R. 2pP of excellent Arthle, Meadow, and Paiture Land, divided into tunable inclofurek all lying together,. within the diltince of a mile or thereabouts, of the City of Car- Idle, and adjoining upon the great Tumpike . road, leading from that City to Dallion, now In the occupation of Mr. Edward Bow man, as tenant. 2. A anon compadt and deflrahle Freehold Eftate, Choate at I Morton Head, within a mile of abe raid City, and immediate* adjoining upon the above mentioned Eftate of New Laub', Hal . 1 1 on one fide, and the great toad leading Tromßartille to Wigtoi on the other, confuting of an excellent new-built Dwelliug bourg,.! barn, Rabic and other out offices, and cm %. IR. 25P. of rich Arable, Meadow, and Paftsre Ground, divided into fultable has . 1 . dorm es, including a thriving plantation of young wood, containing s 2A. art. all now in the partition of Mr. 'I homas Snowden, as tenant. The above two eft..ttg, as well from their vicinity tO Carlifle, as from their beautiful commanding.fituati es, arc well worthy the attention of any gentleman of fortune *Jibing to pars chafe an extenlivc property. The Lands arc alfo well r ilculated Cm- being fobdivided f so a Variety of (mall Lots for the occupation of perfons reilding lu or near Carlille, and will be accordingly offered to tale in each way. • Eftate at New Laitha trellis of Leafehold tenon ' udder the Dean and Chapter of Carbile. I Conditions will be produced at the time of Sale, and further particulars may in the mean time he Fad. on application to Meas. Graham, Kinderley and Dom Ville, Lincoln's Inn, London ; Mr. I Joh t Norm in, the lard Steward at Brayton Houfe ; or at the Office of Mr. Mouttey, Solicitor, in Carlille, where plane, and a t particular it the diff.rent I. Rates are toJged. The rcfpciftive te t naots fittw the Premifes. 7 . 1 CAPITAL MANORS AND ESTATES IN LOWEOWAI2,R CUMBF.RIAND. By 'Order of the Devifees in :tuft of the Lite Sir Wilfrid Lawfon Baronet, deceafed, at the Glo'ze Inn, C6ichermouth, (:unwu• I Ind, on Friday, tht zath day of Aorta l alloy, . . ( Sale to b Ott at 7 o Clock iu the Evernirg), L A LL that extcdive and truly valuable and de Grable MANOR or united MANORS of Lovrefwater, Tbackthwaitc, and Bracke.nthwaite, comprifig within its limits an eNtent of country of nearly 5 ) Miles in circumference. and upwards of y) different cuftomary Tenements. in which are Ar uate , the beautiful and rot antic Vale of Lowefwater, and the Grand Cafcade, called Sealeforce, and adjoining upon the cum five Lak•fs, called Crommack and Botta - mere Lakes, and the romantic Vales of Lorton and Buttermere.• The cuftomary rents are 351. los. per annum. Molt of the Tenements pay arbitrary toes tin change of Tenant, and alfo on the death of the Lord. , Ad the valuable Timber growing upon tine cuttomary Eftates !wining& to.the Lord. The Waite& within the Minor are extremely large, and abound witixa varkty of Game. thofe Demcfne LANDS of the MANOR of LOWLS WATER, totaling of a large pare -I of valuable Grazing Ground, ' called the Huhn, wLich who the adjoining Lake or Street of Wa ter, celled LOwefwater Lake, contain together ap Acres or 6 theriabouta. 311,—Alfo a compact lISTATN, called RIOCHSANK, near to the I akc, containing 46A. alt. 331'. or thereabouts of rich Arable mid Meadow Go,und, now in the necupation . of F.lizabeth at Truant; and alo a Dwchiog Houle, Garden. and parcel of Land, called Lortl'; Acre, now in the puffeflion of Mr. Joha Hud • foe. There 1/calcitic Lards are fituateiti the centre of the Mania, and front thcit beautiful commanding fituation in the Vicinity of the Lakes, are peculiarly adapted for the country refidence of any Gentleman and his family fend of retirement and rural divedions. 4th —A FREEHOLD TYTHE.FRKE FS I'ATE, called ilAit IA:Al:XI% (imam in the perith of Bafenthweite, in the raid county of Cun.birland, containing. by ntenfuratson, 61 acres. 3 lauds. 26 pots, or therealmits, new In the pelleffiott of Thom: Yeow.o.l, as rer . .nr. C. ndizions will be produced at the time of Ede, and furthcr , articulars, in the mean time, may he had on applicatimt to P hi..fics. Graham, Kindericl, and Domuille, Lincoln's Inn, Lon don ; Mr. John Norman, zr CutMorland, or at the mice of Mr. hloonley,foli.d , or,ili Catlific , wlare plans, and a particular of the different diem, are lodged • 1 Tittlepectin tenants *ill Grew the premiere. WAK WICKstiIRJ A Dc&able Family Rt&Jen , e with Mill and Farms eontigudus. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CON I . RACT, A MOST eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE in the I. Village of Alvefton, about two miles from Stratford upon Avon io the County of Warwick, eomprizing a handfome mod rn built Manfion Houk, fitu tie upon the Ranks of the Avon, in the ...Inert of a Paddoek of about twenty-eight Acres on a flight elota. tion, which renders it perfealy dry io all feafons ; with conveedost offices, garden, Sib p ,nd, coach honk, and Rabies, all in complete teeair; a Meadow of tighten Acres, a Corn Mill on the Riv , r Avon at a diftance front the Manfion, with eleven Accts of Mt a dow Land in kvcral piters adjoining; a Cottage and Four Acres of Land phoned with Oziers ; the Fifhery of part of the River Avon—And two capital and wit proportioned Farms, ermfitting. of neat (even b.ndred Acres of excellent Arable and Meadow Land one of the Farms is at an eafy dittance from the Manfion, dud the other in amore remote part of Vic Parifh—both of them have been Inclokd about thirty yrazs, and are tenanted by refpee r table Farmers. The vitt ife of Alvefton. fairrel on its North and Weßern fides by the river Avon, is fituattd •in a pkafant hisfxby part of the County of Warwick, and iu the centre of Mr. Corty'slitrit. The neighuourhood is tower', and, front the ea cella:ice of the roasts, and rite cleaetnefs and Inperior quality of the foil, this Maiifion and its Denufnes derive every advantage deka hie kr the ref:deuce of a genteel Family.. The Mill and Farm: arc on Leafe, 'which will form expire. To accommodlte purcitafers, the Manfion Houfe, Demcfne, Lands, Mill, and ncarcft Farm, will be fold feparatcly. For further particulars, and to trot for the purehafe ' apply (if by letter poll. paid) to Meats. Wyatt, Solieittars, Stratford upon Avon. TURTLES. 'WILTSHIRE, King's Head Tavern, Poultry, has jull landed a cargo of fine Lively Tunics for Slit. Turtles drared every day in the perfc&un, and tent to any part of 'limn and Country. -- • ki,ISLIC it UVat kJ !AGE. . THE advantage the public mutt alway s derive from regularly educated profeffional mt n directing almoft ex tlufively their alldiet to one tpeeirs of malady; was never more dearly &month. iced than by the unexampled fuccas which jsaa.. attended the admioift ration of their new remedy, and the extra ordinary cures it has performed. Fora long feriesof years, MASI . CUR RIR and Co. Surgeons , formerly in his Maje ft y's ferstre, • have made the Venereal Difeafe the particular object of their in veltigation, and are happy in having difcovered a medicine lupe roor to mercury in the cure of that complaint—it is fufficicnt to obferve that the (*aloof this remedy are diametrically oppofite to thole of mereurffor though it completely eradicate. every veil ige of the virus, in its molt confirmed Rages, yet it Curs not in the 1 teat injure the conftitution—on the contrary, it renovates the, fyr tem in all Its natural fundions, promotes appetite, and facilitates digettion--thus inLead of reducing a strong and vigorous conftito • riot to the frightful condition that mercury does, it not only pre raves that conftltution in its primitive (tate, but reflores a weak and debilitated oste to its natural ftrengtk and vigour. Numberlefs in ftances are on recent record of the ruperior efficacy of this Medicine, its inherent and fpecibc virtues adting as a per petual corredive to bodily, debility, whether proceeding from an elects of conjugal or illicit pleafure, or from the more infiduons, though not left deftrudive indulgence of Immo- , thous youth of both [eau in a certain pernicious habit. Amidft the melancholy variety of diforders which are the confequence of i this folitary vice, there are none more afflieting than that diftreffing 'ftate ot debility and deficiency, which prevents ortmhitters the ma trimonial Rate.; the unhappy [offerer broods over his misfortune ; alhanied to leek relief, until be is reduced to filch a Rite of weak nersie to renderlife oppreffive. To loch perfons it molt be a con -1 rooting refiedion, to know that they may now, by a new infallible mode of treatment, be reflored to that greateft dell human bled% lap , a (tromp manly, and vigorous sun ftit dtion. 1 In all cafes of debility. deficiency, from whatever eaureariGne. as web as in every (pecks cf venereal info tom. Melee Currie and 1 Co. may be confulted by patients of either lei, with the greateft lecrecy and honour, at their houfe, No. to 7, Hatton Garden. Letters from the Country (port paid) including a bank note, will have the at:teary medicine and advice line to any part niche Kingdom. No. toy, Hatton Garden. • - DI. FREIMAVS titITTA SAI-UTARIS. THE 'Ate of thia.ilifollible Medicine has been fo H .11. - long proved, that notbitir of the prefent day Can bear a he - olopetition with k in all the different Rages of a certain Dilate, which it effedtually cures and eradicates from the habit, without exciting the painful feelings and eapofure that attends f. livstion, without debilitating the eosiftitution iti any degree, or even re gniring.emafinement from lorfitiefs, or reitricaton in diet. a le radical virtues of theft inestimable Drops have proved their claim to ptitilic approhation fur more than thirty years. 1:1 all the de bility of both (eau, they prove a never failing rcitontive, wk. then the debility is produced by too free ufe of Mercury, illicit pieafuees, or the effects of a warm climate to travellers, and thole going abroad. They cannot be recommet•ded too 4trongly to toofe who will receive a cafe, fpredy, end coniplete core in , all old Rubborn On'ets, and coley so:aloof* that affects the bladder and organs of urine. By Its efficacy many woman bairs•becotsse 1330 • theta, who for years had bean deprived of that happi , eta • Sold waolefale and retail at Mr. Iltiticr!s, No. 4, Chi apfide,coo, net of Paterllofirt•rew, and retail by Beim, Portfmouth; Wefts; • • Portfea ; Wilisaod Rogers, Plymouth. Peck, llolit .:alwell, Dub. Hn; Macdonald ; Otafgow r Smith and Manierton, Edinburgh; and by molt country. medicine venders, in bottles, at sa 9d. met; with ample dirediens. __ _ ._ NEW MEDICINE AC F.. A.• NtWBERY . and SONS, N.) 4t, Si. Nei • Church. yard, London, Proprietors of Dr tones, Powder" and other valuable preparations, inform the Public, that in cunfe quence of the new Stamp Duties, the pii:e or that Medicine will' lie in future 2s. 9tl per Packet, or- 11 31. 6d. per Vomit; bet :the quantity of a Dozen Packets in a Bottle (as made op for the Army and Navy) may billed for it as And as the wordi, "F. New bay. No. as, St. Paul's," are engraved an the bcomps, which it is prefutned will be a fulficient fecuray agawft counterfeits k his fignature on the labels will be difeoutioued The following are the prices of their other-Medicines, Ramps' included, but thole who purchafe fix or mom, at a time, wilt be allowed the Damp. oratis : a. d a. al. Dr James a Powder . s 9 Dolby's Caratnative s 1 9 Ditto in a Banc se o Dr. Auithr's Chalybeate D.ttto Analeptic Pills 46' Pills 4 0 Ditto in a large 800 ta o Freakc's Tin& of Bark • 4 . 0 the Antioilicius Pills 1 9 Ditto" Htishant's ditto •3 o Dr. Steer's Opo:.:Idoe 1 6 Tonic Pills - 2 9 Ditto COIII4OOII Oil 16' En fit Coffee - 2 0 Ditto Nitre Drops 2 4 Car/other's Drops ? 9 Ditto Camomile Drops a 9 tirt.llCC . of Ginger . a Ditto Paregoric Liz. a if , Ditto Peppennint • a r Angibaud's Blois ditto ts f Dr. Hooper . s rel. git Etionce of Coltsfoot 3 6 Crane's Drops . aot Mr. Spence's Dentifrice 4 o Inglith's .••eusa Pills a• t I Caahali,;Snuff i o Demi', M . -Igo-fie a 6 Jooes's Wolin , . Tindt. 36 . NOrton's Drops .- ; 6 Berry's Bilious Pills 4 6 Spilfbury's Drops 3 6 Glafes Magmas s 6 1/r. Mender's Tea • v 2 6 Wiifon's Akerat ire 4 6 . Greenough's Tioetures tti PuMytug Sweet Cakes s 3 Ditto:l'olu Lozenges ' ais N. B As many perfonr °lntake the hen& of thieffra.-Newbery obfsrve that it i.t at the Eatt End of St. Paul's, four doors from Cheapfide, with thekwurd. infcribed oa the front, " The early .Wareheufe for Dr jamas Powders." , TO 'I . II.OMAS 1 ral LOB, Idq. • Dear Sir, , No.U.Biaagtlareet, Laid ii. jFEEL it a duty incumbent bßan ne t . to - isfanit you of the very great anti estraordliaryUnre I have received from y.iiai Invaluable allisl , clue..-4..E.4114 •PiatrENX PILLS, a About two.years ago I was optaakel a Vault Ail Difordcr which I tooted rather Dighelf Inc LA . 'but die difsafe at length tpecatting all :over My .Birdr, dust *fend tit itply Wthe molt rouuehtut the Faculty, but three oe.ligr,.einicd - toutpccin porary relief. I w e nt throxgh Callous emitter of Salivation, and from being rather of • oorpulertt,Habie'wei.'veduetd to a acre Skeleton. The ulcers that flowed all over my limbs, tendered,ms "complete object, foam issiTriendo defpwrod- of my nsomeny. When brought to this Gannon, I cuolielcred darkus horstatigile, bin a relation of mine cordnienSng upon the many cafes in which your :Pills had ;weeded... I. was. ladoeen to-try &box o, 'them' which I thought rather relieVed me, and ba t ecireronae far.ara or three' mood * and foliciewing your die. a, I toperien ed. - the pea *moccasin/dale. renanion ties paitst fists gradually tubilding ;*1 am now, thank Gun, perfectly I of, and wall, fog out daily': idotillemot but one more licaa Whketh.' I think cau tious to take, will .cliabitili my health in its /viands* ibte. It is with the mat Um/felt gratitude that t trident* poyfelf, Sir, your much/Ad* d hirable fervent.. „ • WM. 'Poems. peankatt, Maelieller, July I, ISiat. P.S.- Fut the public benefit Ido nee oiled to the above king I, publithea, but leave you to act as our. own latter aaligrinatiroa Didate. ' Prepared and fold by. the fate Proprirtall, Thomas Tayl ir e Mtn bet of the Royal College of Surgeons. London, at his H alle, ' NO. 9, New Bridge Hetet Where, offer a e•.sit!ant • sefidendor • more sham .thirty fix yors, in a pradtee pa rticulaly dir aoi is the' Cure of Venereal Comploritts, with that inviioahle leerecy, which men of his prof. Dion -theuld always'obrerite he Da ten . hindelf, the advice and affifiance k gratwitiodly. admioiltop to • perfons taking this Medicine Will tic elteented by a difecroingPub• lit, 4:.` an advontage Jettison to be obtaioeS, and void of z:nwhigulty. ' —Alba S ld, by his Appointment, for the convettiet cc of thole living et a distance, at the Perfumer's, No. 35,, St. - Alblies.ftheet, Pall Mall; the Foy Shop, No. 103, Oeford-atroct r Mr. • Digo-- rough', Nu. 7, FOE-Recta ifil; l'itir. Steel's, Bookfetler, No. a, ' Union Row, Little Tower Hall ; Me. 'Warfon's, South-Bridge, Edi thurgh ; Mr. Colwell's, I)u!ilin ; Mr- BillitiVio Liverpool; Mr. Mr. Atkinfon's, Maneficiter • andhy one Perron in 'every eon fiderahle !Own in GratlintLn and Ireland. In Bosco of only • ss. 9d. each, fealtd up with full and plain diredPons, wbererty &eons of either Ha may Cute thanfelva with Zak, Brad, Se crecy, and (ratty Ix] HEN iiioirdiunal Men of Education 'and ke• VIF fponfihillty deviate from the general Syttern by the feledtion of a particular branch the fancliorr of long coothnied fucctlei is the belt criterion of fuperiwity. ' Thirteen years have I devoted my practice to the exchillve treat- ... ment of Three lliforalca, and the fireeefsful refult of my 0,0 gar es me additional ardour to eppOfe. as far as I am able, the ravages olf thole Complaints which are the Mutt important in the Catalogue i of Homan infirrni:ics. After initiation into everilkatteb, as an Army Surgeon, I ' formed a wills at an early period of pradlieeso-weaus individuals from the ignorance of uneducated meo, or the equally dangerous precipitancy of general PfiaitiJilell. 4 'I be Three Diforders, to the cure of which I have devoted my attention, cornprife every fpecieo of VENEREAL INFEC TRW, ' whether of a recent or long duration ; adly, all kinds of debility, k whether atifing from the habits Of fehmil boys, or'the Indulgeneeo of Distort age ; and,lattly,that derangement of the fyftens in oro• men which is called BARRt NNESS,or S FERILI FY. Numerous Difeafes are the refttit of Ignorance, or bete In the treatment of a fimple Gonorrhea • and it pot intfrequently hap pens that the leads of Life are puiooed by . the todlfcretion of so uoguarded bodr. By a fu7erior nvtliod fetch Corvine:its arc eafily cured; and, even where others hate' failed, I MI thee I may pre • fumg tottifer a radicaare-ottablitbinem. Few, however, are the'cafes of complicaaed diftrefe In thissii• order, compared with the calamitous fituationior men, who, from an indulgence in a hilitiri vlceeir the prearalent, gaieties of a fathionaale life, acquire that Bate eif l taebility . 000, f a the ors • voidable confequence of loch perolciona hadfte.'"._; Where the unhappy fufferer Mudd li oyer liii'llnfety but are fully &betas his nthiforinae, it inaßiffiabaeitatfiestiOs fur NM to koclw,•tliat ahhsspgis it be anied4aCHoff. ghee bo .9at useenaltity with other.praftitioaers, tba otythugatot, ekes dctbdancies by ohs: gradual progrefa of - rentoratiop, is„the ; g4gorpoicat of my cirri" ence If the rites of Bacehui or Viniithate'bitgurto'rothiee rosily' 1 vigour,. much anxiety will he tire•enied by an tardy esonteraftloo of this languid Bate; andla t Ode eafel nogroat dilleidty will Geese. But :where this Aden:toy has for yeatoexelted, a proper pent- '. seance is indifinsfalidtrequillte to revive , the ihusiberiog korai , of life, and to re-aolmate the conflict:don. The feerecy which is fa" !nodal to my undertaking, and the quabficadoos which 1 havaprethened to nate. krat the bah. of my pretenfions, and in ortiocidetwo with Fitch this intimation it , ,given, that Mr. Bree.snay be confulfeat perfonsily, or by Lenora 1 , (inelofing a final Note), at his liciule, No; 19, Aruadektreet, Strand, near Temple-her. gy There is an additional Entrance ln•Watar.ftreet adjolniff9t and the name is oat both the doors. • MARTIN IiRHE, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons to London. A CAVTIONSOMC Perfects, who tautly affect thenifalves a be Mama it s.or THE iiOTAL COL LIOC, having for I everal months • pall copied my Advertifements ahnoft word for word, and Efertedt them as their own produalons it is my duty to mention, that there Perfons art not Members of any College in Londou, Edin burgh, or elfewhae; nor have they ray right to pratike Surgery in London _ LONDON s Printed and vuasilljed uy t. v aa. KZ& tot Cui• terhury• Place, limnbet h), at the o rot Ufli. II No. f. Carer Orem Publiflied alto at he Sl** ernes, Temple/lir