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genslNl•maiem , .. SUMMER- ASS•ZES. CilELMskustu, J . ULY set. The lodges arrived in ;own latt night, and this morning proceeded to the Winds of the Affixes fat this county. Sir J. MANIIIILD * fits on the Crown Side, and Mr. Plaice lima on the Civil :fide. Tite I..ter Learned Judge is to ill of the gout, that tie was this morning carried into Court by - his fermis. Nothing of importance occurred on the Civil Side ; on the Criminal Side, Fares Aloore was indifted for having in his poffef fino a quantity of cordage, with the King's mark, anti being the property G f the King. Caleb Selby depofed, that the prifoner was a Litt ler, who lived near South End, in this county ; and that he came c ontlantly with eggs nkd butter to Sheernefs with a boat, which he kept to bring him from the cppofite coati of Lifex. Having occafion to nape(' him, his honfe was knelled, and the cor dage produced fontid in it. John Hodgkin, E(q. a Ft incipal officer of the Yard, proved that it was new, and had the King's mark, viz. a white thread laid the contrary way. The Learned Judge (MaabriFLD) told the Juty, that the were having the King's flores in the poff:f finn of any one was an offence by Aft of Parliament. It did not fignify whether the defendant came ho. neftly by them or not ; but as the Court had a dir cretionaty power of punifbmcnt, they always confi dered under what- circumitaoces the defendant be . cime potTelred of then''.' :The Jury found the prifoner Guilty, . aad .the Court fentcnced him to two months imprifontisent. Nary Fe4arlane was indilled for (leafing a sof. hank note, the property of John Cameron', a Serjeaut in the 19th regiment of foot. Cameron, the profecuter, was the only witnefs ex amined. He . hated, that he Ment to the hottfe of the prifoner, who kept a (mall hut at the rear of the b Tracks, and there he loft his bank note. He ad. ded, that The told him the had bought clothes with it, and Fare him use change, amounting to ti. 3:. but; upon crofs examination, he admitted that he could not facer that he did not give it her. The prifoner was ronfecinently acquitted. - Con srillACT.--The expelled trials of 26 folders of the 28th Regiment of Foot for a confpiracy,occafioned a greater number of vifitors to Chelrasford than is ufual at the Affixes. The public curiofity, however, I which ht=cl been excited by the extraordinary offence of thefe unhappy men, has been altogether difap pointed. It was intended to have firft tried Jean O'Day, at foTdier, 40 years of age, by trade a wea ver, charged on the oath of MO. Dandy with filo - nioufly adminiPering to one Patrici keen: a - certain tbat:- , oorporting and intending to bind t he Paid fa ericle'lliggiat, not to reveal or difeover a certain un lawful cotnhination and confederacy, made between the ftirl 'fobs O'Day, Parisi Ilizzias, and divers other perfons. The divers other perfons above al luded to, whole names, ages, and trade are as fol lows (all Addicts belonging to the 28th foot), were to be tried for having fo taken the oath. Names. Asa. ?redo. N4V:CI Ages. Trod -s John Quin 27. pump maker Joini Keating as. labourer James Kinn3ne 26, labourer Wm Kennelly 46, ditto Wm. Sullivan 28, ditto D. Jennings 23, ditto David Neville sy, !haematite Daniel Fagan at, ditto . James Hammil 23, bricklayer Jubn Hic ke y 36, ditto ohn Dwyer 26. fbaemaker T. Canna . 48, weaver John Deonelly sy, ve aver S Doran 3s, labourer John Perry 36. din* J oin l Carroll 29, weaver calm corater so, labourer . Gallagher sy, labourer fames Conner 83, Lumber ,Wm. Scabill 33, ditto . Delaney 30, dine T. Jordan 31, Weaver Taints Lacey 31, weaver L. O'Donnell 1 4, labourer Pat. Biala' 39. labourer But, notwithftanding al the neceffary judicial pre parations for trying' the confpirators, an order was received here from London yellerday morning to difchatge fuch of them. from the cuftody of the Civil Power as would engage to be-entered into regiments on foreign ferric', for life. Nut one refuted ; they *ere heft night matched from the gaol under a mili tary cfcett to the New Garrifon, where they remain prilinters. — SALES BY AUCTION At the hook of Mr. William Loftus, the Tutk's ilead • in New cattle-upon Tyne, on T kidder, the 3cth day of July, 1107,1 hetet/ten the Lours of eleven and twelve in the forenoon,by or /ter of the .111Ignees of Aubone Sorters, John Suttees, Rowland Itirdon, John Brandliog, and Jolm Ernbkton, hankrepta, AL L thole FREEHOLD MESSUAGES, mews. farruhokls, lands, and grounds, &natal at or in ti c towns, towtiftiips. and villages of High and Low Ht fiction, in tlie par& of Hefletion, in the eaunty of Durham..pith a valu :,hie fprin; t.f wood In. Htfledon Dean, containinetogether, hy hi.atim, 1553 acm, or thereabouts, now in the foram' poll f fie.i.s of Melia. Harding, Mettle Lax, Meffn Thompfoti, Mat th.w Thornton. Robert Micky. and feveral Others. Alro all that improveahle freehold and tythc-free kilate. at Little rdoi, with BL .611111, Cotsfurd Gunge. and Dean Houle, In the pariah of Eafington, in the county of Durham, containing together 900 acres, or theteabouts,now in the poffellion of Mefftst Morley and Meffes. I.eweaftle. A1t0.% Six Lots, all thofe Eleven Halsor Clete of rictMea low and Failure Land, fituattd at Stockton, in the county of r urban, contmuing76 acres, or thereabouts, now in the potted. Son of Mr. William • Hatton and Mr. Inlsn Worthy. Helledon and Little Eden Elates adjoin the Sea, where abun dance of limettone and fca ware can be had, at a moderate eat pence, ad are apabk of great Improvement. Dean Hoofe anal Cotsford Orange comprifc the north fide of the beautiful dean called Cattle Eden Dean, with a valuable fpring of wool thereon. Dean Houle, with shout 5o acres of Cotaford Orange, Islet froth yea; to year Little Eden, Bluckhill. and the reit of Cotsford Grange. are lee under an improveable !cafe, nine years of which will be unexpired at Mayday next. The whole . et •den Farms, exerpt FllpokelFarm.are let from year to year. - The refpeetive tenants, or William Taylor, of Cattle Eden, will thew the pia:miles in the parttime of F.afington and Heflolon; and the putleulan of the lots, and a plan of the hod at Stuektms.may be teen by applying to Mr. John Worthy, who will thew the pre. mites; and for particulars as to all the presoaks , apply to Jofeph Bainbri Ise, Solicitor,Newialtle-upon•Tyne. Alto, at the fame time and place. All the laid Rowland Burdou's life, and contingent Intereft in :he f i lm M at ,61111. its gd bank four per cent. annuities, and in all ..her the gtneral refidtie of the Witate and Effefte of General Eichard Matthews, deceafed, which he is entitled t o by ri r c t aof lie fettlement mad- p7eviou; to hi, marriai,c, his pre.fr nt wife, übjeCt to the payment (out of the Intercit) of Seel. to Mrs. Bur tloti, for lire MI the f.ti.l John Surteea' life and contingent infrrol. in the fum 1341 Ss. five per cent reduced hank antmities. and ;3131. 6ft.3ql, three per cent. reduced bank annuities, t-/hich he is ensiled to by virtue of the fettlanent made previous to his marriage lett !alien ts, fent wife. Printed particulars of the refpeddive enterells of Mr. Burdan and Mr. J. Suttee-, nada their refpcdive marriage fettlements. may be had of William Atkinfon, Efq No. 56, Chancery-lane, Lon lon ; James Forfter, Efq. banker. Carlifle ; George Riddell, Efq Berwick ; Robert Dick, Efq Colditream ; R. Straehan, Efq. writer to the fignet, Edinburgh; or Jofeph Bainbridge, Solicitor, titWoalile• -.•- SALES BY AUCTION. CAPITAL MANORS and ESTATES, HERTFORDSHIRE. I By Medi... SKINNER, DYKE, and Co. On Thurfday, the ft. It Twelve o'Clock, at Garraway's Corea Houfe, 't hange-alky, CornhiU, London, in Two Lots, a ik VERY Valuable FREEHOLD ES rA I'E, z A. fituatc at Weßon within three miles of Stevenage, and two of Baidock. a very deferable (porting part of the country, thirty (Our ; miles from Loodon. • Cosnpeling the capital Lordfhip or Manors of Welton, Argen tine, and Neroberry, co-extenfive with the Parini of Welton, con. .taining upwards of Four Thoufand Actrs, abundantly Rocked with game, numerous annual quit rents, fines at the will of the Lord, Court Leer, and Court Baron, Royalties and Immunities. The Manor Houfe and Welton-Hall, with proper building, recently repaired at a confidemble expence, and about five hundred inclofed Acres of accllent meadow, patture, and arable Lani tythe fret, four hundred of which arc within a ring fence. and lie on eafy afeents ; the whole capable of great improvement, and may be made onc — of the molt productive and compleat Eftates in the county. The Hall Farm iv in the occupation of Mrs. Willey, as tenant. at will, but immediate poffethon may be had of the Lordtbip Farm; the prefent rents and eitinsated value about Seven Hun dred and Twenty Pounds per Annum. . To be viewed by applying to Mr. James Wiley, at Bretton, of whom printed particulars may be had, twenty.eight days preced ing the tale ; alto at the Swan, Stevenage; Sun Inns, at Hitchin at d Iligglefwadc; White Horfe, Baldock ; White Hart, Welwya; Sal (bury Arms, Hatfield; Red Lion, Baract ; of Mr. Wall, So• licitor, Bread-ftrtet hill; the place of Sale; and of Marrs. Skin ner, Dyke and Co. Alderfgate ftreet. AN EXCELLENT FARM, HERTFORDSHIRL, By Mrlirs. SKlNiii it, DYKE, and Co. At Garraway's ,on Thurfday, the 3cltlt init. at ti o'Clock. by nr.ler of the Trufteca and Executors of the late Mifs Scare. dereafcd, IN.Valuable FREEHOLD and COPY HOLD ESTATE, adyantageoufly fettate in the patifa of I Inn - Read, divided by the Legit mail ro.: I between St. 21.11),m'A :nil Dutabble : 17 miles from I.endo::, compriling Hall or Col‘', Farm; coufifting of about do acres of meadow, palture, arable, and wood land, with proper buildings, lying exceeding cantpa.`l. .and capable of the greateft in:proven:cot, in Cie oc::::;:ation of Mr. George Andrews, on an old 'cafe, txptring at Michaelmas, 1807. 'to be viewed: Particulars may he his of the tenants; alto at the Chequers, nanatead ; sugar loaf, Dunilable ; White Hut, St. Alban's ; Rea Rion, Barnet; of Mr. Chet:ham, Fat con fgaare, Alderfgate-ftrect ; place of fair ; and of Mears. Skin ner, Dyke, and Co. London, where a plan may be fees. CAPITAL MANOR FARM, KEYNTON, DORSVISHIR. By Meffrs. SKINNER, DYKE, and CO. Oa Tlmulday, 30th intl. at t 2 o'clock, at Garraway's Cot&e•Lou r e ; Change Alley, Cornbill, London, A VERY Valuable FRFZHOLD ESTATE, advantagtoufly Etuate in the - Tart& of Weßout, 7 tail'es from Sha' (bury. 9 from SLabotne and Whicantoo ; compriGng I ittle KeyntonMartorFarrn,conliftlng of about 350 acres of excel lent grazing, meadow. amble, and wood land, with proper build ings, forming a molt camplete dairy atid corn farm, lying exceed ing compad, in the cccupation of Mr. John Peter% tenant at will To be viewed, and printed particulars may be had of the ten• ant; alto at the Ship, Welt Stour; GreyTibund, Wincanton ; of Mr Langdon, She rb orne ; Mr. Collins, Salilbury; Mr.Crutt well, Bath Mr. Charlton. Stourton, ; Mr. Gough, Warminficr ; Mai's. Farrar', Atkinkm, at d Johnfon. Lincoln's lim . Fields Loudon; place of tale; and of Metrrs. Skinner, Dyke, and Co Aiderfcate Brett. London, where a plsn arty he teen. 13k.SIRA8LE FREEHOLD FARM, SHAFTESBURY. By MeIrs.SICINNER.DYK.II, and CO. Os Thurfday, 3.sth init. at i 2 o'doek, at Garraway's Coffee houfe, Change Alley. Cond4lll. London, AVALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, ad vantageoully fituate in the parifhes of 1) )ahead :it. Mary, and Shaftcfbury, in the Counties of Wilts and Dorfet, comprifing Wincomhe Farm, confillivg of about Os netts of very gold nw; pattore, arable, ant: won 3 land with proper building 4, lying te. ry crisped, in the occupation of Mr. John Muty!ay, tenant at will. To be viewed,and printed particular% may he had of the ten ant; alfu at the Ship. Welt Stour; Greyhound, Wincanton ; of Mr. I.angdon, Shcrbornc: Mr Collins, Salifbury ; Mr Crottiocll, Bath; Mr. Charkoo,Stourton, Mr. Goush, Warrniofter; Marrs. Farran, Atkinfun, and Johnion, Lincoln's Inn Fithls, London; place of Cale; and of Meffrs. Skinner,Dyke, and Cu. Al dreaate Brett. London ; wbcre a plan may be Seen. b - ISHot i 'd H - ALLTMOU LSHAM, and w I writ HO FARMS and LANDS. CHELMSFORD, ESSEX. To be LET by AUC PION. By Mefirs. SKINNER, DYKE and Co. On Thur flay the 13th of An-ult, punctually at Twelve o'Clock, on the 'Pre:sacs, AT BISHOP'S HALL MANOR FARM, CHEI.MSFORD, in Fourteen Lots, an Lcafc for Terms of twenty.otte Years from Michaslnns tfio7. Lot t. biihop's Hall Manor Houfe,OiEcea,danlens A. a. r. and Lands - - 30 1 30 a. Part of Town Field and Garden - a t 1 11 3. Remainder of Town Field - 9 2 23 4 Stable Field, Mill Lay, and Further. EMU Lay 3X t 35 .t. The Bottom Meadows - 3 t is 6. Upper Brick Lleadnw - 8 o z 6 7. Lower Brick Meadow 7 :i 25 8. Part of I..r.ng Meadow . i a o o 9. Boarded Barn and Lands adjoining, neat the Braintree Road to. King's Piece, Long and Lower Oalley's It. Gravel Pit Hell, next the ()agar Road za. Moullham-ftreet Farm - t 3. Whitc-Houre Farm . - 14. Mee, i. , g-Houfc Fidd and Gardens, in rachlow• Lane 5 3 34 83 1 it 36 1 13 34 3 16 so o S 86 I 18 Total .Acres 416 2 23 For particulars apply to Mr. Parker, Solicitor, Mottllll2M - . Chelmsford ; Air. Edward Bray, Solicitor, Groat Rufl.ll nrect, Bloomfbury; or to Meffrs. Skinner, flyke and Co. Alderfgate flrect, where Plans and Drafts of Covenants may be feels. Particulars afro at the BeU Inn. Chelmsford. MITCH ENER'S HOTEL—MARGATE. By Mcffra. SKINNER, DYKE, and Co. On Tnefday. the tBth Augult, at t o'clock, at Garraway's Coffee [look, Change-alley, CorubiU. I ondon, in two lots, by order'of the Executors, If not previnvfly di - poled of by Private Contra& extenfive well known and long etlablithed 1 - FREEHOLD PREMISES, called the YORK HOTEL, delightfully fituate on the Marine Parade, commanding a fine view of the harbour and the ocean, many years occupi‘d by the late Proprietor. Mr. Mitchell. r. The premifes centain chamhcr3 for 43 beds, dining rooms and parlours, for large and (Mall companies, with the warns fait water baths : and every other fallible conve nience for carrying on a beneficial and refronllable bufincfs. TJic purchafer may he accommodated with the Furniture aatl Effeds at a valuation. Alfo, a fubtlantiii Freehold Dawning-brae adjoining, on leafe to Mr. Witherden, which expires at Lady-DAy 'Bl4. To be viewed, and particulars had s 8 days preceCing the fale, on the Prernifes ; alto of Mr. Jarvis and Mr. Wm. Cobb, the ex & cntors, at Margate; at the place of fale ; and of Meffrs. ekinoter, Dyke and Co. Aiderfgale-ftrcet, London. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, BUCKS. By Meffrs. SKINNER, DYKE and Co. Ott Thurfday, the zoth of Augtalt, at Twelve o'Clock. at Garra way's Coffee Houle, Change•alley, Cornhill, London, in one lot, if not prealnufly difpoied of by Private Contra t, AVALUABLE FREEHOLD Tythe Free ESTATE, advantageoufly fituate in the Hamlet of Well cote, between Aylefbury and Bicefter, fix miles front the former, and ten from the latter, and ten front Buckingham, all good Market Towns. Confiding of Three Hundred and Thirty two Acres of Grazing Meadow, Arable and Wood Land, with proper Farm Honfea and Out-buildings, the whole forming a very capital Farm, lying ex ceedingly compadt, well timbered and watered, and bounded by the High Road. A part in hand, the remainder Let to Tenants at Will, at Rents and et:anted value about Five Hundred and Thirty Pounds per Annum. To be viewed, by applying to John Alien, on the Premifes, of whom particulars may be had; alto of Mr. Hearn, Solicitor, Buckingham; Meffrs James and Role. Solicitors, Ayltibury; MdTrs. Dawfon and Co. Oxford; Meffrs. Dicey and ICo. Nor thampton ; at the King's Arms, Blether; Red Lion, Mame ; Place of Sale; and of Meffrs. Skinner, Dyke and Co. Alderfgatz dice, London, %hero a Plan may be ken. SALES BY AUCTION. FREEHOLD, COPYHOLD. and DEAN and CHAPTER- HOLD, FARMS and LANDS, at Alconbury at.l Welton, Huntingdonfhire. • - By Marrs. SKINNER, DYKE and Co. • On Thurfday, the aoth A uguft, at Twelve o'Clock,at Garraway's Coffee Houle, Change alley. Cornhil. in four Lots, VALUABLE FREEHOLD, COPYHOLD , and the DEAN and CHAPTERHOLD ESTATES, aivatita geoufly fituate at Alconbury and Welton, divided by tl:e High North Road to Akonbury Hill. through Buckdcn and Hunting• don, five miles from each; tea front St. Neotts and Stilton, and Sixty.fix from London. Comprifing the Deanery Manor of Alconbury, and four eligible Farms, containing oat Acres elinelofed Meadow. Grazing and Arable Land (Tythe free) with Farm Houfes and Outbuildings, and the great tythes arifing from the adjoining Lands. The Mick in the occupation of Mars. Green, Hawker, Cawley, Holmes, and others. tenants at will, who have notice to quit the prefent rental, only One Thoufand and Sixty four Pounds, Fifteen Shil -1 lings, per annum, capable of improvement. To be viewed and printed Particulats had of the Tenants ; alfa at the Wheat Sheaf, Alconbury-hill; Fountain, Huntingdon; George. Stamford ; Bell. Stilton ; Cock, Eton ; Sun, Bigglefwade ; of Mr. Hodfon, Cambria ge; Mr. Newcomb, Stamford; Ms (fr.: Dicey and Co. Northampton; of Meffrs. Brays, Solicitors, Great Ruffel-ftreet, Bloomfbury ; Meffra. Jones and Green, Flalitbury fquare ; at the Place of Sale; and of Mars. Skinner, Dyke and Co. Aldcrfrate Itreet, where a plan may be Ito. SPANISH RED WINES. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION. On Thuriday, the 3oth initant, by Twelve o'clork at noon, at the London Tavern. Fax Hole (Erect, Plymouth, - p i. FOLLOWING GOODS for Exportation: About 153 pipes of Spanifh Red Wines 20 hogihrads ditto being the remainder of the cargo of the DIVINA PROVIDr.NTIA, San Autbnnla de Padua, front Barcelona. Thc IVines may be viewed and rafted, two days previous to the Sale. by applying to John Coiner, Merchant, Plymouth. Plymouth, July 18, 1807. SOMERSET —About the latter end of July, or beginning of A ugult next, in 11tree uiftinct Lets, rHE PARSONAGES of North Curry, Gregnry Stoke, and Weft Hatch, tituate about 7 miles front Taunton. The Pareonage of North Curry c mlitts of a large Farm Blurt, with Nimble barn', (tables, and other buildings, and feveral elofes of Failure and Meadow Land thereto adjoining —and alfo the Tithes of all Cern and Grain, wiling over the whole of the Parith of North Curry. • The Parfottage of Gregory Stoke eonfifts of a fpacious Farm- Mare, barn, r.t.d other buildings, and about fix Acres of Meadow said Psiture Land belonging thereto, and the Tithes of all Corn and Grain, arifieg over the whole of the Parllb of Gregory Stoke. The Part - 4)1101e of Weft Hatch eonlifts of the '1 ithes of all Corn and Grain, ariling over the whole of the Parith of Weft Hatch. The above prentifes are to he held by Leafcs from the Dean and Chapter of W4:11., for three lives of the purchafer's. nomination. Fur a view of the Pretuifes, apply to Mr. John Dare, of Gre gory Stole, and for any further particulars to Meffrs. Droderip, Medlar, an d Broderip, Solicitors, Wells, Somerfct. - - - MANOR AND ESTATE.--SOMERSETSHIR At Garraway's, on Thurfday, the 13th day of Auguft, Unkf pro:loony difpofed of by Private Contrail. A DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE. cald L led PILTON PARK, Tythe Free, confining of a molt de. citable Gothic Refitience, a part of wl.kb has been recently fitted tip, at a conliderablc expenee ; offices, gardens, and about 750 acres of capital grazing land, in a ring fence, with fultable farm linuks,and farming buildings, fituato in the rich Vale of Gianni]. bury, two miles front Shepton Mallett • four front Glaftonbury, and twenty from Bath and Briftol. Two rivulets run through the Pilate, abounding with trout, ik.c. which afford a. eonftatit ftip ply of fine water.tifed for irrigr ion. The Manor abounds with game, and there is plenty of fine marl, lime, and Roue for build ing. The Tenants' term expires at Lady day next, when the whole, or any part, may be occupied by a Purckafer. For peke and every particular, where plans may be Pen, ap ply (if by letter, pea paid) to hit. Warty, New Inn, Loudon Mars. Foots and livered, Shepton hlallett ; and Mr. Bell, Land Surveyor, Wine /teller. Mr. Hicks, of _Paton Park T-Totife, will Thew the Mate ;—and printed particulars may he had at Garreway's; Mali Inn, brain!' White Hart, Bath ; Antelope, Salitbury; New Loudon Inn, Ex tier; and George. Bridgewate r. WILTS—By Mr. KNIGH On Tue'day, Auguft 11, 1307, and three following day'. ' ALL the truly neat and valuAble FURNITURE, Plate Glaffes of fuperior ditneulions. Beaulfully inl, id Marble Pier 'Fables, French Cabin , :ts, I.ibrary Book cafes, Draw • log-room fait, and other effedts of HARTHAM PARK HOUSE, the late property of Lady JAME% deceafed.—Comprifing An extenfive variety of domeftic articles of the fiat Manufaao ry, in Wardrobes, Commodes, Side-board Tabks, So; has. Chairs, Card, Pier and Loo Tables; two neat Library Bonkcafes. 9 fret wide, two ditto, 6 feet 9 inches wide, two French Cabinets of Satinwood beautifully inlaid, and mounted in Ormolu • kraut very fuperior Glafs Plates 75 inches by 48-75 by 4; , and (Alias of fanner dimenfions ; four Tripods of richly bornifbed Gold ; Candelab: as, elegant and highly polifhed Stove Grates ; hantlfo,re four puff Beclfteads with Chintz, Cotton and Dimity Furnitures ; correlponding Window Curtains in French Drapery, fine fcaPoned nowt' Mattraftes and Bedding. Bruffels Carpets, Prints ; a few fence Birds of brauti id plumage, ltuft and well preferved ; a Mangle, Houfe Clock, Culinary Otenfils, large Brewing Fur. race, Marfh i üb, Coolers, Calks, Garden I.ights, and various other aft ‘!ls Sale to begin each day preefely at twelve. 'l'o be viewed on the preceding Saturday and Monday, or.ly with Catalogues at One Shilling each, which may he had at the I amb Inn, in Bath, the place of Sale, No.ll, Budge-row, London, and Audionrces, Devizes. N. B. Hartham is s mile North of Corfham, Wilts; . 9 miles Fart of Bath; 4 miles Weft of Chippenhani ; and a allot datance from the London Bath Turnpike roan. iONTHILL MANSION, WILTS By Mr. H. PHTI:LIPS, on the Premifes, on Monday the 57th of Augur!, and us following days (Sundays excepted) at/welve, tI magnificent and coltly HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ; noble French Plate Males, of lingular Magnitude, PerfeCtion and Beauty, meaturiog from ic6 by 64 I it by 64, and of leffer dimenfians ; the filbert) Organ in the Hall, the celebrated Statue of Baccchus, broug'it front Rome by the Honourable Charles Hamilton, Bronzes, Carvings in Ivory, Two (Limb Tables of Oriental Alabafter, Ftrufcan Ware; Valuable ORIGINAL. PICTURES, by N. Pouffin, Leonardi da Viici. Lu. doviceo Carrachi, Vernet, etc.—a complete Set of the i.n of the Vatican, coloured, efteenwit the fineft and in.B. peel, •N . ant, and illumined with gold by F. Paniiii. correfpondently trans:al and glazed with French Plate Glafs—ColleCtion of Modern Pie it-es and Drawings, by ;Turner, Hamilton it ()Tiley, Hodges and 0:14(rs Cabinet of rare Mandarin, Royal Seat, Deer& n and French PORCELA NE, compofed of jars, Cifterns, Vales, Urns, and Cabinet Gems, Dinner, Deffert, and l'ca Services; an Affenddage of the fearce and fine Old Gold Japan—The feveiat v-luable Sta tuary Marble Chimney PieCel, of elegant Deflgn and exquifite Sculpture, by Bacon, Banks and flaxmatt; curets Stoves, all the beautiful Mahogany Doors, and other valuable and fplendid Effeds, of FONTHILL MANSION. near SALISBURY, WILTS. The Domenic Furnitt.re is in the immNiiate Tafte, and compafed of a furrior Defeription of Materials ; the Draperies being formed of coftly Satins, Silks, D amaik, and Chintz ; particularly a Suite of Satin Hangings, clatwrately and beautifully painted in Flowers; the Commodes, Cabiness, Cheffoniers, Confoles, and Pier Table:, arc formed of Role and Satin Woods, dengned a :'Antique, and decorated with Or•Moln; Mahogany and Roca Wood Dining, Pembroke, Library, Writing, and DrcCing Tables; Suites of Chairs, covered with Satin, Morocco, and Chintz; fafhionable Sophas, Fauteuls, and Bergiers; Carpets, of the Axminfter, Bruf kb and i'urkey Fadtories, and felea Patterns; fumptimits carved and gilt Tripods and antique Candelabras; excellent Canopy, Four•roft, Sopha, and Pohl Bedfteads, and rich Hangings, with appropriate Bedding Gook and Down Beds, Wardrobes, Drefling Commodes and Tables, Chats of Drawers. and the ufual Affiwt ment of Chamber Furniture, the moft of which New within the !aft Four Years, and now in the higheft state of Prefervation. _ _ May be viewed from the 27th of July, 1807, to the Day of Sale, by Catalogues only, at se. each, to be had of Mr. Collins, Printer, Salifhury ; Mars. Foxall, Fryer, and Co. Old Cavendifh-ftrect ; at the Place of Sale; and of Mr. Phillips, New Bond-ftrett. N. B. The Sale of the Valuable Materials of thc.Manfion wW take place in September neat. . SALE BY AUCTION. NAVIGABLE CANAL, ST. AGNES PIER. AND WEST 'I4II)DDLESEX WATER.WOk KS SHARES, • MONTHLY SALE—By Mr. SCOTT, On Friday, Auguft 7. at Twelve oNlock, at Garraway's, London, rHE NEAFH CANAL, in GLAMORGAN_ SHIRE; ; Eleven Shares in this eflahlifhed very improvi ng Navigation, the left dividend was 121. tos. per (hart. The St. Agnes Pier and liarliour, Cornwall; Twelve Share, in this valuable concern with the adVantage of the Trade, the lalt dividend was 61. Is s nett per Share. Alfo Shares in the Grand Jundion, Wynley and Effington, Btecon aid Abergavemny, Laneafter, Kennet and Avon, and Union Navigatiens, and Five Shares in the Weft Middlefes Water Works. _ Printed particulars, at the Offices of the Cambrian Paper. at Swanfea; Cornwall Gaztite. at Truro; Gazette, at Earn r; Jour. nal, at Hereford; Advertifcr. at Warwick; New Hotel, at Bir mingham; :sr Gat ; 41:i of Mr. Scott, No. as, Nov Bridre • ftrce:, I onden. USE A CHAI.LENGE MESSRS.CURRIE and CO. Surgerms,thalleng e the whole world to proven Jingle inflance where their Me• dicine and method or evee have fail dof the defirrd died. The _ ptaalice of neat y years is Lid s particular branch of their proft.Mori has not given rile too a unfuccefiqul cafe. They continue to dirt& their Rutile% to the treatment and cure of Venereal Complaints, and that derangement of the fyilem, which is the confequence of the pernicious wafteful effeets of a ha bit long and molt unhappily purfued by the youths of bOth Sexes, in the one it will be found to be the unfailing fource of barrennefs, the other have its ravages fatally deceived to ti e n by a ei ,refru ; Rate of debility, which, if not timely remedied, term mites in im potence. There are its remote and ul•imate effcds ; while cal. fu rapt ions, lofs of mtt feular power, and various nervous complaints ufually charadetife the earlier Rages of this Solitary vice. Of per tai; languifhirg under the diforders incident to fuch a life their treatment ie limyle, and has never proved un:uecefsful in the courfc of a long, laborious, and much extended pradtice. In the molt ohltinate and complicated cafes of Venereal Infedion,fuch as ob• llrudions in the Urethra, Spungy Exerefeences, Hard Tumours, Callous Ulcers, Eruptions, Seminal Weaknefe, Gleets, &c. &c. which have hitherto baffled the !kill of the general p - aditioner, Meas. Currie and Co are now enabled rad Bally to cure by a new, fafe, and expeditious mode of pra.tice, Superior to any other yet adopted. They may be confulted by either Sex with the greatelt delicacy, Secrecy and honour, at their hnufe. No. toff, Hatton Gar den. Patients in the country arc requelled to flats the particulars of their cafe, their age, and general mode of Living. Letters, paR f ail, enclofing a bank note. evil' be duly anfwered y and the nee& fary advice and medicines given or feat to any part of the kingdom • To THOS. TAY LOR, Efq. No. 9,lAfeiliErldge then, London. it-I consider it but an ad of jultice due to the LP merits of your LE_' KE's PATENT PILLS, to communi cate to you the following Cure, wbieh has recently been performed by them :—An acquaintance of mine, who by the breaking out of an old Venereal Complaint (attended by a Complication of Dif. orders arifing therefrom), was reduced airmail to a Ikeletea, and though he had the belt medical advice which could be obtained, and tried a variety of patent medicines. no:hing could be procured which Permed to fuit his cafe, or do him any fervlce ; he remained in a moil reduced and pitiable fituation for two years, unable to follow his pro& (lion, and fearcely able to walk or even to sand on his legs ; in bet, no one who knew him ever fuppofed it piTible for him to recover. He was advifed at bit to try your LIAKK'S Pi t. Ls--be did 10, ftrietly adhering to the dirediona given with them—he had not taken more than two boxes, before be found sa alteration for the better: tlals encouraged bim to proceed. and by taking a few boxes more he found his appetite and ftrcngth grad ally return, and is now as healthy and as flout as any man I know. You are weleeme, Sir, to refer any perfon to lac for a confirmation of the above account if it fhould be doulata I am,bir, your obedient bundle (avant, Library, Folk ftone, July 1 a, t Bos. THU. PURDY. Prepared and fill by the foie Proprietor _ _ Tuns. TAYLOR, MetnliLr of the 'Royal. College of Burgeons, Lon dnn, at his houfe, No. 9, New Bridge ftrol; Whereafter a confiant kti reilice of more thau 4o years, in a praCticc particularly direifted to the cure of Venereal complaint; and ti n& incidental to the parts of generation in both fetes, w:ch that inviolable fecrecy which men of his proftflion fhould always el& rve, he flatters hitufelf the advice and affifiance he gramitoully ailniinifters to petrol's taking this medicine, will be ettcemel, by a difeerning public, as an advamage feldom to he ataine.l,azil void of ambignity. Alio fold, liy his appointriart, for the convenience of thore liv ing at a alliance, at the Pi riumor's N 0.35, St. Ail , a:,'s-ttreet, Pail Mall ; the To) Puy , 103, 0 aorta ftrett ; Mr. Dilberaugh, 7. nib- Ilrect hill; Mr. Itaxter's,Sinith briit;e, rdinburgh; Mr. MIN). call's, Glargow; Mr. Call will's, Dutiiin ; Mr. Billinges, Liverpool; Mr. Atkinfan's, Mancliefter ; and by one perfon in cvuy couf;- derable town in Gnat Britain and Irs.land, in boxes of only as. 9d. each, leaks' up with full and plain directions, whereby perfons of either lex may cure thenif.lves with cafe, fpred,feerecy, and Cafety. N. B. Every box fold in Gi eat Britain is fealed up with a flan, on which by favour of the Coin miflimers, is printed at the Stamp OlEce.— . l% Taylor, No. 9. New Bridge-ftrect—to imitate whichis • felony, and all othtrs are counterfeit. I IivHEN Profeffionai Men of Education and Re. fponfibility deviate front the general Syfteni by the fele,ftion 1 of a particular branch, the lam:lion of long continued [needles is 1 the belt criterion of Alpert ..ri:y. Thirteen years Lave I eevotei my praalice to the exchifive treat ment of Three Difarders, and the fuccefsful rtfult of my plan glees me additional ardocr to rip , :c.:. as far as I am abk, the ravages of thole Complaints which re the molt important in the Catalogue , of Human Infirmi:ies. After initiation into every Brand, as an Army Surgeon, formed a with at an early period of peadlice to Wein individuals from the ignorance of vateducved men, or the equally dangerous precipitancy of general Praaitiolers. 1 he Three Dnarders, to the cure of which t have devoted env attention, ccmprife every freies of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duration; idly, all kW , ' of debility, whether arifing front the habits of fchool hays or the indulgence; of mature age ; and,lallly, that der.ingcrnept of the fyftem in wo• men which is ealed BARRE t.N ESS, or STERILITY. Numerous Ditcalis are the refult of ignorance, or bete in the treatment of a firnple Gottorrheet ; and it net unfrequently hap pens that the feeds of Life are poifoned by the indiferetion of an unguarded hour. fly a famine method fuch Complaints arc eaGly cure•l; and, even w here others hive failed, I trait that I may pre• fume to offer a radical re-ePaltlifhment. Few, however, are the cafes of complicated di ?.refs in this dif• order, compared with the calamitous fitnations of men, who, from an indulgence in a folitary vice, or the prevalent galeties of a fantionalsle life. acquire that Sate of debility which is the um ' voidable cosafequenee of fuch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy fufferer broods over his rnifery, but care fully conceals his misfortune, it may be loin: confelation fur hint to It now, that although it he an objet of doubt or uncertainty with other pradlitioners, the removal of aide deficiencies by the gradual progrefs of renovatim, is the acquirement of my exptri ence If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce n null vigour, much anxiety will he prevented by an early counteraet tor of this languid Rate; and in there cafes no great difficulty will me But where this defitiebey l•as for years canted, a proper perre • verance is indifpenfahly requitire to revive the numbering (part , of lire, and to re-animate the conftitution. MARRIED WOM'IN, who have long been difappoicted In their mediations of a family, may be afrured, that in moR Rance% fuch deka' are curable by Medical (kill: The recrecy which is fo efirotiitl to my underrating, and the qualificatiobs which I have prefumed to Itate, form the bass of ° my pretettlions, and in coincidence with fuch this in t imation is given, that Mr. Bree may be eonfulted perfonally, or by Letters • (incloflng a (mall Note), at his houfe, No. 29, Arunde/-nreeli Strand, near Temple-Bar. V - There is an additional Entrance in Water-ftreet adoining, and the name it on both the doors. MAR T I N TREE, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London: A Comm N.—Some ?Lifting, who [surely affcrt themfelves to be MENHIRS Or Tilt ROYAL COLLIG it, having for:everalmonthc paR eorioni my Advertifemcats almoft word for word, and 'alerted them as thr:r own produdtions. it is my duty to mention, that More Per6):.o are not Members of any Coale In London, Edin bwth, or elftwbere; nor have they wry right to praetiee Sieger, in London • N.B. A Lift of she Members Is pol.liftred at the Hosife of the College in Lineon's Inn adds, which [gay be referred to. LuNoun cnntai a?if publialc.. by isV hi. SENT iVCrn terbury Waft, Lairbft- k) at the STAG-Ottrice, t. C -cr (tar. Pubiiibal alto at the STAR-Ortica, Temple-13u: Ilk i ....... ••••• SVC fGt IJI Sri 14 bel the to g Ste be Co GI