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CHATHAM, SEPT. :9. Satnrday night, a cenrinepolled near•the Anchor • hart; in the Dock yard, was alarmed by the found sf footgeps approaching his pall—he challenged but received no anfwer—he repeated the challenge, but heard no found but of the forittleps Lowly approach ing. The alarm was paired from centinel to centi nel, until it reached the guard roam, from whence a ferjeant with fame men, inftantly went to the (pot where the alarm originated, and the challenge was again repeated, b'it with as little attention being paid to it as before. When every chance had been given which any well difpnfed perfon could with for to in duce him to come forward, the ferjeant thought that longer delay would be a derelietion of duty, and therefore gave an order to fire, which was immedi ately complied with, and was as inftantly followed by a deep groan. A rapid movement to the fpot from whence the noife proceeded, form made them acquainted with the caufe of it, and proved that the that had done Come execution ; when lo they were furprifed and much difappointed to find, infiead of a lurking robber, or fecret incendiary, that a poor barmier: cow, which had (brayed from her pafture, in the darknefs of the night, became its- viElim. The luckiers animal had its legs f ) feverely fluttered by the ball, that there was a mealy for killing her in the morning. MARK LANE. CORN EXCHANGE. SEPTEMBER 30. There was a tolerable fupply of Wheat to day, though few truth arrivals, owing to the contrary winds coallways--Sales ate very dell—Second and inlet ior forts are rather cheaper—Barley and Malt vary hut little in price—White Peas fully maintain the late great advance—Beans, of the two kinds, are rather lower —Rape Seed alto—Oats and Flour at our lei prices.—Ftne American 30. to 385. per barrel. OTWITAL CUSIIINCT L/NDell Inca, ass 34s 66. per qr. Grey Peale 6cs 649 Fine Ditto, 68s 7os Beans, 32s 381 od Rye, aog 445 (now) 'Tick Ditto, 42s 481 0 4 BarleY,3Bl 44s ed Oats. sas As 331 Malt,66s 745 od Poland ditto 3es Sts od Wilke Was. ;boilers) t log 930 s Poratoc ditto-1 36s 34 Rape Seed 231 to sil 00$. Fine Flour 355 53,--Seconds scs to cc.. PRICE oF HON IN THE BOVUGH MRKET. New Bags 51 55 to 61 ma i Pockets 61 c 4 to 71 105 rises or OAT AND STRAW 5$ SUIT dela LD. Her, • 31 L o s to 61 6s I New L'ltAter 51 15s to 61 los Clover 61 os to 61 D a I s traw . 1 1 16s to al as COAL MARKET, Sept Sbips at Market Ships fold Price 16 Newcalle Coal as 304 od to c 5; 5d is Sunderland so 475 9cl to ;es 911 z Stone Coal 0 ozs od to 0:,5 cd I Cinders o cos od to 031 od MONTHLY AGRICULTURAL REPORT FOR SEPT. The harveit is in general fildhed. and has been for fosse time pall in early dill( ii9s. The finenefs of the weather, and plenty of hand , ., contributed much to **edition and difparch. The crops of Wheat were good : Barley and Oats much better than were ex• pcacd. l'Jans and Peas very indifferent ; a total failure of the latter was expeller:zed ir. fame ccunties. Clover for feed, and fecund crop for Hay, either gown or ready for the feythe. yield a grand fwath. There is much land already f , wn with . winter tares and rye, and many acres of wheat nobbles turn ed in and fown with turiaips, as fpring fced for ewes and lamb- The lands fall , wed this fummer for wheat have Lt 'n well managed, are in a Qate of great forwardnefs, and t' .e (owing already commerced.— Eddifhes and the panu: In k well. n ,'; .g a good bite. But the too general taiatui: turnips, in the principal turnip counties, where the crops have fol iated from th?. rnil 'ew, and the recent rednEtion grew in the tat cattle masker, sc: i : ted the Pale of lean hock, at ;he late fairs, whlet, although abundantly fupplied with Welch, Se< tch, and huffs beans, 'hewn in very fair condition, cape rimed dull tales : the graziers having fuffered much lofs in feeding this (simmer, are flow and cautious in making purehafes fir the next. Weaned fo als and cart cats fell well, a: do (mall porkers. Butter ant' cheek are much lower at the late fairs. . Hop picking is going on with great fpirit, and the c r op turns out better than wa s ex p elled. The winter crops of potatoes promife well, both for cinantity and quality. Apples, plums, !cc. have been lent to mar ket in great abundance. Monday a man of ftefpleious charafter was flopped I by the orter of the Dcek yard at Sheeinefs, and put into the p guard-honk, in order to be examined by the Commalmers.- On the 2zd WI. about nine in the morning a fire was difeovered in the new erected Lodge leading to the feat of Marquis Cornwallis. in CuHord Park ; the whole of the. interior and roof of which was &holed. Friday mottling as Mr. Ccckfedge, glazier and bode painter, of Bury, was driving his cart, laden with the materials of his bufinef , the linch pin fad. deoly flew out, when one of the wheels came off, by which he was thrown out, and received fo dreadful a frallure cf the antic, as to render amputation above the middle of the le; indifpenfable, which he under orient the fame morning. lames Noteley, who was capitally conviited of fheep baling at the left Bury Affixes. has been or dered to be tranfported for life ; and op Tuefday fe'nnight to was, together with Robert klynard, , James Rampling, John Turner, John Fenner, Ro2 bent Matthews, John and James Ofborn, and W. Sandier, removed fiom Bury gaol, and put on board the hulks at Portfinotnh. CRING'S PATENT WORNI Lo 7 CNGLS Parcnts,Guartlians, and Others. who have the care of Children, thig valuable aft faw di Medicine eannot be too ftrongly r e commended. Worms are a re ehikiren efeape. They deltroy the appetite, weaken the (irons of dist-Rion, produce pains in the stomach and bowels, dt ptive the body of io nourithment, occafion emaciation and paknefe, ltop the progrefs of growth, and are the caufe rf the molt alarming con• valor's, which too often terminate in death. Nor are their effeds Ids revere on grown perfons t by uiceratirg the itomach and bowels, they arc often the caufe of lingering complaints, which prove fatal at lag, and fuhjed the patient to the molt excruciating fits of agony and (Ultra% In childhood, every difeafe with which a child is affildted is alio highly exafperated by them. The cer tainty and fafety both of their prevention and cure, by the above medicine, is fo fully cliablifhed to the fatisfadlon of the Public,by the tellinsoay of the frog and molt leading charadtcrs of the No bility, and of others of high refpedability, who have witreffed its yCntarkablectieds in their own families, that it is only neceffary to obferve, this is the period of the feafon when Cu& a medicine ought to be given to children and others, to prevent any attack of this complaint.--Sold wholefale and retail, at Ching and Butler's , Na 4, Cheapfide,Corner of Paternofter-ro and retail, by molt country venders, in boacs a at as. 9d, and js 64. • SALES BY AUCTION. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOINF.D. Soddy, Peekett, and Ralph, of Warwick lane and Bagnimrourt, • Newgato-ttreet, wine and brandy merchants. Dc. at, :Mr. Ralph Milkier and Charles Truffell, of Dacia-hall, Lancalhire, • calico printers. Aug 8. iBO7. James Collins and Richard Killick, of Reigate,' Surrey, plumbers, i glaziers. and painters. Sept 7. 1807 Lgurenee Lord and William Routledge, of Manchefter, twift and i weft dealers. May tl. tBc 7. :Thomas Smallcombe, of Field Grove. Bitton, Olnucefterfhire, and James Harding, of Twiverton, otkerwife. Twerton, Somerfet- Utire, tanners. Aug 29, Oki. Mary Lambe and William Miller. of 133:h, Somerfctlire, tea dealers and grocers. Stilt. 19,1807. Samuel Ducker and John Docker, of MAnchefter, calico and print dealers t une 19,1807. Alexander I °willow and Benjamin Stokes, of Frome-Sclwood, Sumerfetlhire clothiers. March 3, i 3 7. Ralph 'rutin and Richard Walker, of Chandtm flrect, St. Paul, Covent Garden, chedemorgers. Aug 17,1807. LOWER LEMINGTON. TO BE SOLD, by Mr. CI.ARK, Of Ship(ton upon-Stour (with whom a Map of the Fremifes deoofitecl). 'THE MANOR, ADVOWSON, and ESTATE of 1.0 WFR LEMIN G TON, in the County of Gloueeiter, being Freehold and Tythe Frce, almc It exempt from PuorsTaxes, cotioining, by fumy, 836 Acres. The Turnpike Road from Warwick to Brh, runs by the filo of the ERate. DIV WENDS. Oitoher tt. James Woodburne . late of Lancarter, druggift, at eleven, at the Royal Oak, !Atwater. Odlober 3. John Beak, of Rye, Sutlex, innkeeper and horfe-dealer, at tea, at the George Inn, Rye Odober 1. William White, of NorwiLh, haberdafhtr, at four, at the Blue Bell Lin, Norwich. Oetnber 2. William Whitehead, William Halliday and Henry Mather. all of Manclaeiler, merchants and copartners, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Deanfgate, Manchefttr. Odolwr 1. William Pennock, of Rufwarpe, parifit of Whitby, in Yorkfhire. ropanaker, at eleven, at the George Inn, Hull. Odober t. George Redford, now or late of Bedford, Lane-Abbe, cotton (planer, at three, at the Dog Tavern, Manciteller. Odober 3. William Howell, of Neath, Glamorganthire, fhop• ha per, at eleven, at the White I tart Inn. Erillol. Oetober 3. Jonathan Shaw, late of Bolton Lancalhire, cotton mavufadurer, at twelve, at the Nag's lie id, Bolton. Odoher S. homas Roberts, late of Halton, Cornwall, grocer, at ten, at the Angel Inn, Hellion. October 5. Thomas Leidger, of Wakefield,Yorkatire. irournon. at eleven, at the Strafford's Arms lun Wakefield. ger, MR 1 HS. On the 134 inft. of a foe and heir, the Lady of C apt. Pater, R.N at ha houfc in Edgware road. Friday evening, in Guwer-R rat, Bedford fquarc, the Lady of Ifq of a fon. ' • :~~~:C: Lcirp, MARRIED. On Turfday wonttng, at Camberwell, Mr Thomas Hadar', of Angel Court, Fisrogmorton area, to Mifs Mary Ann Hadrian, of Peckham. Lately, at ChriflehurehlTanta, Capt. Stuart, R N fernn4 fon of the late Hon. Sir Charles S..'Hart. K 13 to Mifs So!Evan eldeß daughter of the Right Hon John Sullivan. Lately, at Orpirgton. Kt nt Mr J. G. Wedden, of Gray',. Inn [(lmre, to CLlVllire, eldeft daughter of the late; Samuel Foyfler fq of Charlotte flre , t, El troy-ft:loam. Lately, at Wellbsgton, Robt.Weiton. of St. Pours Church yan.l so MIN Frances Edward% third daughter of Richard Ed w tr.ll, I. A. of St eget • lane. Salop. Lately. the Rev. rici.junio Varke. A. M. Vicar of Tiloey, In Suffolk, late 1 7 ,111 w of l'crol , rcl , e Re. C ambride, to Mif:. Stockdale. of Walgrave, No•th mrtoofhi-e. At Cork, Licut. D. Campbell, of the 9:it Rtement, to Mifs Jane Kali. of Mallow BY JONATHAN PERRY, At .the Pia Inn. in torewfburv. in the County of Salop, on Toff. day. the t 3th of sa P. oher. .807, it 'flab:. b'C oak in the Alter noon, fubjett to Ctordisioos, - I 'WE t.)II v ono; v, 1 y dell-able FREEHOLD I FARMS, I AND 4. and ITNEMI,N FS. 6:vete in the f. vend Towrildra of Afticy. in the Liberties of ahrewfbury. H inginon. Reel 'M o ron. and Wit'. higton. in the County of 5-1 p Lot t. A V fro ge.' , 'penmen. Farm.a:nl 1an,14, A. R. r &trate in Afiley,in the occupation of W. Jones, aid . John Brooke* - - Lot a. A Meffnage.Teeement, Farm, and I ands, Iloilo in Mlle , ' aforefaid. in the occupation of Jo. feph Werra', Wm. Jam it. and John Moreton Lot 3 Not to be Sold I at 4 Several Parcels of Land, in Alley afore. laid part ot the Farm la the occupation ot Jcfeyls Wol ral - . - I ot e. A Piece of Land, called the New lon I earner. adjoining the Turnpike Road Deding from Sher, floury to Shawbure, part of the Farm in the ocetma Ina of Wm. lines - Lot 6. Two Parcels of I -nd, called Partridge Furiniya and Barn Croft. 210i:tug the above-men tioned Turnpike Road erer part of the Farm in the °tem:a-ion of Wm Jones Lot 7. A Mentiase, Farm, and feveral Parcels of Land in .1111. . aorefaid, parts of the feveral Farms in tac ccc -.• _ion of Jt.bn Br. okes, Wm. Juan, and Jan Pe... - - l.e• .. Four Parcels of I and, fltuate rear to and el••,eilie the •rlitlirike V. 02.1 between Shrewfbury ......1 SNawbury, called the artery Pits, lloilkerles Held, and Black Furhoigs, other part of the Patna in ithe occupation of Joha Brookes - I.oe a. 'Flow other Parcel. of Land, other part of the above mentioned Farm. called the Upper Moors, and Stray, in ac occupation. of John Brookes . - • -. Lot to. A Mcffunge, Farm, and Lands,. fituate In AP.ley aforefaid. with a Piece of Land, called the Brook hill, other pa-t of laid William Jones's Farm, in the occupation of John Brills and Win. Jones lot 11. A (mall Houle and Garden. in Ailley arm..fall. and four Parcels of Land adjoining the Road from A filey to'llatinall, in the 'occuiattion of John Bair and Wm. Junes • - Lot is. A 'inure in two Dwellings, with a Barn,. Cowboufe, Fold, and Garden, in Miley aforefaid, with the Church Furlong, and Round Meadow, in the occupation of John Belli. and Wm Jones 144 13. A Dwelling Houle, with a Barn. Cow tying, Garden, and a Piece of Land, called the Ham, In Alley aforefaid, in the occupation of Jane Oliver sad Wm. Jones - - Lot ea. A Houk in two Dwellings, and Garden, in Alley aforefaid, with the Hemp Yard. and Bunchy Meadow, In the occupation of John Woe. ral, Mary Morgan and WM Jane. . - Lot re. A &limbic Tenement, Farm.and Lauds, Otuate at Haughton, including tour Pieces of Land, called the Boat I.eafows.in the occupation of Philip Oare. Richard Seymoutetinal John Davica -. l.ot i 6. A convenient and improveahle Mefraage. TO THOMAS TAYLOR , FN. ' Dear Sir, 140 .9 , Brid g e - greet, Load n. T e nement, Farm and Lands, a:l:ailing the Canal at Roddington, Including two Coulees and Wel°. FEEL it a duty incumbent urn me, tr , tut , rut _. firma, in the occupation of %V. %dank's), Jeeph A you of the very ;Teat and extraordinary Cure I have receivou Hulfe, Be:ward Hughes. and John Smith re un yeor invalnahle MediCllle—LEAKF.'s PATENT PILLS, I.ot 17. A Piece of Land in the Village of Rod- About two years ago 1 was attacked with a Ve-- :real Dttordcr ammo, called the Barn Clore, adjoining t he Shre wf which I treated rather !lightly for fume time, but the dil.-age at length (pleading ail over my Budy, I was obliged to apply to ere bury Canal Whartpart of Roddington Fenn,in the mod cintitcntof the baculty, lam their affidanc- afforded - only tam 1 occupation of W. Robles* rimy mitef. I went thrvugli variousscooriefi of Salivation, and 1 , Lot tS. A Piece of Land called Ale Town's (r u m hang rather of a corpulent Hab it was reduced to a mere I Cm!, new the tam Village of Roddirgton, and ad- Skelettin. The ulcers that reread allover toy swabs, rendered ni4 1 joining the fald Canal, otheroter part of Redding= a complete object, fu that my blends defpaired 11 my recoverY• ' Farm, in the occupation . Rotanfon . When brought to this fituation, 1 eunfidered death as inevitable, Lot 19. A Piece of Land, called the Cherry but a relation of mine commenting upon the many cafes in which Furlong, and Part of the Foeicao, near Rodding your Pulls had ineeeedvd, I was induced to try a boa oi them' •i ton afoclaid, adjoining the Canal there, other which I thought rather relie.ve.l rue, and by perlevc ranee for two i part of Rodditegton Farm, in the occupation of VV. or three :re rat's, acid fellowieg your dir. dtions , I experienc ed I .., „ n' , m . the molt unaccountable relaxa tion from pair, the fore gradual," 20 . ' Lot so. A well await-mini Public Hoare. MB rub:Wine ; I am now, thank Goo, eerfedtly recevered, arid weal- 1 ing nut daily : I douia nut but one name box, which I think eau, ccs, Slaughter Houle, and Stable, in the Village of flues to take, will cilabbflt my health in it. original lime, It is 12(1(1(141ton. and near the Great t he Whart on with the moil heartfelt Se r van t . craitue that I ruble:rale inliclf, Sir, the above no otioried Canal, with two uarde• ' s and your much obligcd humble r Wm. Pli:ItSN (cereal Pieces of 1.211 d. in the occupation of Joreph P.S. For the public ticerefit I do not oiled to the above hint 1 Hulle and W. Robitiften pohlithed, but leave you to adt as our own better judgment Mali Lot at. A Menage. or Dwelling Douce, Barn, didlate. Stable Cowlioile. Canhoure, mad Several Parcels of D ea nfeate, ratachefter, July a , Iger. Land, in Me Village ot Roddingtoo a ..refold, in Prepared and fold by the foie Fri praetor, Thomas Taylor, Mem ; the occuoatiou of Joreph Houle aiiil W Robiefen her of the Royal College of Surgeons, London, at hi. Houk, I .0t 22. A eomelete rrndern bnilt Farm /inure , No. 9, New Bridge Rivet. Where, alter a conitant 'trident: , of i Offices. and Building., with the Lands thereunto more th at invii Ja m e ii ,,,, my. 1 beim ghat. called Lee Mill Farm fi•trate near WI. more than thirty fix years, in a pradiceparticulaly dir died to tic Cure t.f Venereal Complaints, pi ,,, f , f a nn a top m always r a,e et we b e novn • thingfon, ii the occupation of 'Thomas which men of his himfelf, the advice and affißance he gratnitilifly • dmittillars t.' I Lie 43. Several Piece. or Pare laof Land, called perfons taking this Medicine will be efteemed by a dilcertikael- Shoter's H ill Farm. fouate 'War Wi- hinge/in A . o r e . lie, as an advantage feldom to be obtained, aid void of . mhiguity Li: lin the occupitio.‘ of 1 llama. ITa . . '9 3 0 —Alin S ld, by his Aprintment, for the converdeece 'it that . Ihe lo , :evi g Fare-s aTO ! cold§ are very improyalde :rid lie living at a dißance, at t c Perfumer's. No. 35, Sr Alhatioltreet, wi•hin four aod fax -• lie, of shrewibury and Weltiogrou. h ,th • Pall Mall; the Toy Shop, No. fel, O.:font-On .1; Mr is ibis eacelleet Market T. we t . arr near to 1 lade and C• ri. and the rough's.No. 7, Fria-greet Hill; Mr. Sfrel'is, 1?.., tierler. N. 1, Sbrewfbury Ccoal gaff • thenitrb a Fr-at part oldie b flat The o fi •c :tie, Fe nail.. will thew the feveral Farms and e Lands ; Delon Row, Little Tower H ill ; Mr. I,Va , ton's, 5 , nth .Ntielere Edinburgh ; Mr. CalwelFs, Dublin ;Mr liibinge's, I.i.eip ••l;;••l;; a nd Partic u lars wish Map. uellelC , :tl !. ay be had at the Office Mr. Atkinfon's, Manche Bee; andby one Penn In every eon- _ , fiderable Town in Great Brituin and Iteland, ia Boats uf nay of -.Are,. Maddock and Moles , attarnies, at Shrewfbury ; Mr is. 9d. each, Sealed up with full anti plain di:vatting, whereby Rillinge, Privet. of the. Liverpool Paper ; the White . 101 l 1 , .111, rho Pa . ; and Mr. Griffiths, boacitor, Great Jantel•fireet, IkA• Perfoos of either Sea nay Cure tticmfelres \Nith Eale, Speed, Se crecy,and bitty, . furd!ruw, London. .. Et! . • Friday the 18th loft. at New t'h tr,hant FOE x, Mrs. Eitr:re ton, wife of 11. M. Kilvington, Efq. and filler of S. Ro'teflon, l•fq of the Secretary of State'. Mice. Thud'Jay night, at Norton Fitzwarrcn, after a (Mort i11...1. Thomas Barnpfylcle Tynchlc. Ffq. Barr.ek Matter at Taut.top and Adjutant of the Laugfort Loyal Volunteers. Lately, Dr. Edward Miller,s t years organift of Doneaftet, of which town and neighbourbo , d he had written and puNiiltcd an lliftory in qoarto. The Doector was father of the rroreffinn In t h e North of England ; was ore of the very few furvivots who per formed in the Oratorios of Handel, under that Immo; tat computer In Wootton Baffett, Wilts, John Ralph, one of his Nlajcf ty's jullices for the County, and an Alderman and jlilice for the borough of I,Von..ton &afar. On the 24th It It. at Croydon, ag A 70, R nhert Harris, Erq one of his Majcfty'. jutlices of the Peace for the C•mtity of Sli rcy. Friday L'orighe, area 30, Mr. T. Jachron,furgcon, of Hall Lately, at Wakefield, in the 17th year of her age the Gonad daughter of Mr. William Martin, of that place, merchal.t. • Monday, the Lady of Wm. Barker l'eppett. Lfq • f llillingdon Heath. At Green ock , Sunday fennight, of that Oreadful fc• nrce, the fruall pox. 1r. , . Ala. and on the Tueldav ti,er• after, John ani V 'try, infant chi, 1 tat of Mrs. Brown, of tae parifk of ::t. Fltztt.eth Jamaica. A more mournful vifita•!•ll has ftl.tom (allot to the Int of any ' xn having tat ly lair hufbtnd !tad ar rived 2 . r •••: ,b,.4 a few we, ks ago, in the fond h•pc of ectroting • o the education of ker little family. litoll WATER AT LONI3.IN BRiDGII TO MORROW Mart log 35 •11:mtes 2 Afro,- ern 53 m i n ,,,e • 2 • _ IC9 0 3Z 84 3 37 ECM RHEUMATISM S, S AINS, Cli I l .BLAINS, Ste. DR. STREWS'S OP: THIS Medicine, from its rizraorlitilry t is juißly entitled to tlie repti• , i.on it has rt,lrovT; acquired :shove every other I,3.i:oar:Hon ui the kind. , sy its v• •rill prize- 1 trating, and atteauating pith! c=. i• itt the nu.d pow. r- I ful appliestion in thrum of en, (p .i.• l l+, s. d in cramps, bruifes, fprains. hurt:', rent • iits. iind the fling of • Ircnuniouti in(cele It is particisl.ll iy r ci•rn pet ded its cuntiiG occrtfrniod by gun find w un :s. and to rsfrt ih the legs and feet after lung rat:rare iu walk rte. It fin.. lily rent +WA chill tains, and if Ideal in &tic. will titres rut then' hi. akt• g.but for this put pole It disoulit be diff,iv d and untied Sold oulv liy. N!whery and Suns, No qS, St Paul's Church yard, Lontion, in this. v: i.e as 6d each; and by their appoint n•cit, by IV.ccy and Sntton. Bow Church yard; Bacon and Co. IC), and No. 76, 011eml.drea ; Nadu 04-Bond-dr:et; ai•cl Co. Cec.ifpur ltreet ; Ward, Middle row. Holborn ; S.r.and al, R0y.... Etcliai ge ; Clarice, Borough High-ftrect ; and 1. Harris, the comer of Ludgate areet. • NB. Olifcrve that tile swats—F. Ne wbery, No. 45, St. Paul's' are engraved in tic Stamp. - so 3 15 7 3 6 o z 11 43 0 7 z 6 o 23 - 17 t 37 S 6 i 12 35 cD 3D 2 2 21 1 2 2 I 3 to, 303 . 1 19 i'9 1 36 1 1 34 2 1 39 II 030 st 3 S I 4 I 19 J 99 o i SALE BY AUCTION. ELIGIFIE FREEHOLD ESTATE.. with One Hundred Aid Seventy-three Acres of excel!, et Land. .. By Mr.WELLER, at the Crown Inn, &away:l% on Tuerday, the I ;tie of Oirlober, at IS &Clock, in Iwo 'Lots, s LOT I. A VERY VaInibIeFREEHOLD ESTATE 11 fituate at Chidhani, in the County of Stiffen, co ,. Gaing - of a large Farm Houle, garden, orchard and three tenements, four barn% este:Wive gables' and other outbulklhar, together with 373 Acrcs,eultoatary mature, of Arabic, Meadow, and Copoke Land, In a very high Rate of cultivation ; now In the necrapatiust - ' of Mr. Cheefrman, whore term eapircs at Michaelmas nett. To Blo.EwEits, ms•nt.Lrits, wiiAlt FINGERS, and Others. : Chldhartt is fituated about four miles and a h it' weft from Cl3l. SpaCIOU 3 Freehold Wharf, M'arehoulls, and Dwelling, eheller, and the fame diftance Ealt from Havant. • Doc!:-heat. Benno, ,drey..—By PET FItOX I, S Lor a. Camprifes the two next valuable Prefentations to tni - At Carraway's Coffee Iloofe, Cornhill, on Turllay, the 33th of Rectory of Thorneyltland, in Stiffen, a pleafatitly Groat . d ren.leoee October, without referee, ; with so Aerra of riel: Glib? Land and theTythes ot snoaAcres of ACA PITA L PIi.EL I-10 I,D ES ['ATE, compri- ' moft pmdueli re Land The Putt Is particularly favourable for ts e fins an extenfaveWharf, with water-way of 1,89 feet 6 fiches, ' growth of Wheat. Ihe prefent incumbent aged about 38. The . nest St. Saviour's Dock, the property, and at prefent in thence's. . annual value is eftimoted at tar pation of Mr John Scott who will give immediate poftenion ;-- : Printed particulars may e hatl,ard the eftate viewed by ape containing ntuntroua lofty Warehnufes, Dwelling-houfea, Su The plying to Mr. Weller, .. hichefter ; Mere. Winftanley rind Son whole jautleintilly arrang - d and are ;rerunred equal, if nor lupe- I Paternniku r row, Loudon ; particahrs alfo of Metres. Butler,Solia riur, to any preMifes In the neinhbourhood,:for carrying on a con- •, droll, Ha :ant. ; corn of the Brit magnitude, - file, _ 1•0 Bh SOLD B V PRI VATE 0 1 -----; • ' May he viewed 14 days preeedirg the e, whin Particulars may be had on the Premires ;at Lloyd's, Gangway's, and at the nA Ll. that ivIESSU AGE , l A ItM, and I.ANDgi s . called by the name of HENLY and GRAVEL-BUJ i Corn I xcharve Coffee !noires ; of Mr Drew, Solicitor, Berniond- ' !., containseg by eftimation 140 Acres, be the fame more or let t fey- inert, Southwark; of Mr. Peter Owe, isfo. 33, Tkrugmorton. fintate in Rotherfield, in Niacin and in rite occupatiott of Mrs !treat, where plans of the Lftate may he leen. I _ DOR SETSHIRE. I Part of this Farm is Freehold, and the remakle; Cop)hold, At the Bull I .0, in Bridport In the County of Dorfet, on Tuefulay I held of the MAilor of the: Rectory of Rotherfield. and Wednesday, the 13th and 14th days of October, 1807. I A purehafer essay *he r.ccoMlisodated with put of the parch*: QUND RV capital and moil eligible FREEHOLD t money, on fecurity of the premifes , If required , an d pultelion S FSTA FES, enthprifing the estenfive Manors of Astiars thereof muy hr had, at any time, on the purchaferVtalarg the WOOT I'ON HA tI A WKCIA RCH,EIs.RNE and MORECOM BE 1 . elfe.fts at a fair valuation LAKE. and lev,-ral other Farina and Eitates, lying is the Pariftes . Mr. Kit l ick will thew the Fare . For particulars enq •ire at the of Marthwood, W!.itechurch, Cannonicorum, Stanton St. Ga. i 0 - Taze of Mars. Wucllett and Vawes, Rye,Solfes. brkls and Sytnonlibury, containing in the wh le by ftatute tries- i A CHALLENGE. fure;upwards of 41 oo Acre% whereaf 3sno are let at rack rents, : ESSRS.CUR RI E and CO. Surpe-n9,thallenge and tit... remaining 9 - o Acres. are premed ow for Life or Lives, i M together with exteufive Wailes al d Rights of Common thereto • the -whole woed to prove a Ilagk infta, , ce where the i r ~ ,i , „„ ! die:ne and method of cute have faikd of the &Seed cif et. 't be belonging. The whole of which are divided for the convenience r" cc of many years in this particular branch of their prolefUtig each of Purehafert, into ;9 Lots, ln arraoged as to make one or P' more compact dad convenient Farms, with (unable buildings ; bas not given rift to one unfilecenjul cafe . They continue 70 eirtet ante Bodies to the treatment and cunt thereto. of Venereal Complaints; and that derangement of the fyil.w., John Woodman of Hawketurch will attend to Orevrahe Pre• roifes • which Ia the eotifequriet of the perticious watts ul .if dts 0' a ha. i bit loag and melt iv:happily pained by the youths in both !then, Printed particulars may te had at Frampton's and Claritt's Li ar B r i t i vr t ;the Ge:wgc I in the one's will be found to be the nrufaithig tourer of taririonfa, hratka, in Dorchester: it the Buil Inn,l the other have its r.cirages fatally et ve! ,ped uo Th.ol by a dint. i 8 g. Inn, at Azmin.ler; the Mermaid lon, nt Venvil; of Mr. I a • g. don, Printer, nberborne; and of hie. Odin's, Printer, satirbnry ; _._.. - y. which. __ not remed y . ernedi,. 1, t. ew i ii ,,,, s i n i m .. , II:te of AA in If i.v ., . potimse. 'I here are its rem , in and cal in ate eflret. • while coo . aod any further inrormation may t e had, by pee:Opal ( p el taplea• fumptior.s. Una of murculfr rower and . v..tions u.ervaus complaints to Mr. Marneld Solicitor, D.wchefter, or by ktter p pod) I ritually char 'attire the es,lier flags-. .4 t' i,- tenitary vie.. Of p a , to Mr. Alexandcr.No. 9 Bedford row, London ;or to Mr. Davis, I at Hornittribatn. Wilts. 1 , r. , s lanettilhing under the disorder. i nt it,,,, , ft g e e, a life tilt I treatments- Si,•le. end no. nV.r t• roved eittroceefstul iii - the cones. of a long . laborious. and ii ueb turned prrttke Li 'he 'alt obilinatt; and complicated ca... en Ven•-ri•al littedlion.fath as obs nen:Lions in the Urethra, .pea :ay Excrete, nee. ; satd laroglifill, Csoll'AlS 13k-re. ntup•ions tent- al I,l'erkt.el• ('le-ts, ate- etv which brae hi.herto hsfiled en. !kill n' the general p Widmer, Menr. err ev.d ( .0 ho'r 0..49 et allh-d tad calk, to ca a new, rile. and :al editions mod. ..f pnw it ee . ;up raw to an , art . i . 14 adopted i hey may be cnblulted PI either 'vs with rite ,•rta el delicacy, feerecy and :Imo .ttr at their he Inc, No I.'. Hamm Gat% den. Patient, in the country are reqieett Jen Hots the partienins of their cafe, their erg ,an u general mod-of i aglow Le - vers. pot b:aid,etickfi- g rt bask note will hr duly anion red s and thnneecf- Cary advice and mcdicinesgivern or fent to any pa t of the kingdonn. Dix (.N'S CF.1.1; BE ATI 13 ANTIBILIOUS PILLS. ' f`HLSE PILLS li . tve I •ng übtaired a kin cele- A- brity in the privat • pradie •of the proprietoe Mr. 1rX02 4 1. A p.,thecary , and tram their g: cat load it , many obi/Mate tili us IWorders on numerous patients of einlinclim and others, parti • (warty the Duce of lkdf 01, bir .koige Warren, Sir utregofy Page •l'urner, the 1 anynger lady Say-real axle, the V.ifeountas bulk-ley, the ace. he w a perroaded to efr r them to the public, uncl.r the apt rub: and f:r.elion os their name. . , lbe toliowing is .a Proof ue their I fficace--., " De:A Cnn le, Haat riot - dwell, Sleuth Wales, Yetrutry 24. iSo't." " Captain I.loyd prerent. his eomplrinents to Mr. Piano akie not perionaliy acquainted with him, would take it as a savour. It he would fund bias four Of five boxes of his Pills, as fun a. he poilittly can. Mrs. I.loyd, who has always *fed the Medicine, is now pregnant an I very unwell—for the great finite they have been to Mrs Lloyd,. as web as to Col. Bilhop and alibis family. Capt. Lloyd f els it his duty to recommend Ont Pills wherever he gees; he rt elly thinks if Mr. Dixon would a.,:point come F rerfot " s as velyl-rs in this county it wuul Ihe a brns fi t t.. the c ommasity, The Pills are f mod to be an incomparable remedy for renewing the tone of the iinmach— fur cuing iodine/lion —for rev , ' ring crudities, and their confeenient difrgrt cal,le eructations and II tu ba:cc& rimy twctient had itual and ten porary valve-Hers—lick bead sells, and he...et burn which is occsfioced by rregnaticy, and a detilitated ftentacb, whe:her arill;:g from the Aerial:my of the redundant bile. intemperate diet, or chinking to elect's. Sold a-Ault rale and feta , ' at Mr. Butler'.., No 4 , Cheaplide,ene. nee of Paternofter row, London; and retail by moil country Me. dicine Venders, in boxes at as. 9d. and tier, each • • WHEN Profellional Men of Etlocatirm And RC: fponshility deviate from the general by the felt-Mon of a t•arttcular branch the ranalon of fun COGAlMlCdfocceld la the belt criterion of forteriority. Thirteen years have d devoted my praalke to the ezeicreereat: tne.t cf "i!;ree I lifordera, and the tuccersful refult of my plan gives me acit'.itional itdour to oppofe as tar as 1 ant able. the ravages of tt.ore Complaints which arc the molt important in the Catalog& of Human Infirmities. Wter initiation into every Branch, u an Army Simon, I forrred a with at an early period or ortdkice to rethus individuls from the ignorance of aueducated gild, or the equally dangerous preeritaney or general Prrelitia err, Ile Three IHrtirdtrs, to the cure of which I have devoted my attart'on c..mpnlfe every foeeies of %TEN , ILL.AI. IN FF.CTIIN. se• -thee of a recent or brit durttien. s. ty, aU kinds of debility. whether arifif.g from the Saitits of (drool bays or the indulgences of matu:e age ; ana. 1301 v. that dertegement of the fyttem in wr `men erhicr; is called nARRE....!NF.SS, S f Glii I.l'f Y. Numerous IN cafes art. the re4u lt of igeorance. or hid e in the trea•ment sf a limak Gonorrhea ; and It not,unfrequeody hay pens that the feeds of ide are roifinied by the indi t er don of se uttguar!!tti !:our By a furerinr me the ! filch Conirtdetts arc cagy cured: anti. ev ,. n where others have failed, I truit Oat I may per ....._. _ fume to nfrer a radical re-ettablithwert Few. however, Art ttc cafes or complicoted diftters In 611 gilt nr:ter, ronrirtd with the calamitom fallacious of tern, who frets an indtismee iu •a folitary vice, or the prevaiont gairies s' s tailor., a,,le ft'e acquire that Baer of deMdty, Which Is ec ass void.u.le conr:quenee o• fuch p :ruinous habits wterr th: uuttappy cult-ro : riods over his miter,. hut east` fully enuc-ais his misfortuor it m s s b e (new co nfludo , for his to know thst although it he an °Mein M doubt or encertaine with other ?radition-n, the re•noval of thee tietteleock's• h f fig gradual progreN o' renovation, is the arquirmert of my mord once if the rites of Bacchus n. Ven us :,. se ungun to rediv mil* signor , mut" untidy will he tirewmt.d by an . t arty couritendise at this languid State: a lon t . re eV'. iscigreirdilcutv widow* Ihr carry which is to rff-ottal to my codertasing aod..ths qtalißradous which 1 haw- presumed to state farm dac tads d mg preseolions s-td in coiocidence with tutu this hitinatke le given that Mr Brre may be confulted p.rfonally or by /*** I(ineloiine a (mall *St). at his hook, No. sg, Arlitttil-kset. Strau.l nra. ve,,... pi c . 1 , y r , N'AItRIFD WOM' N. what,avr long ban age ' • led • !b' their etcpedittinns of a tamtty. may I st alTuri , that is roast Aeneas, fueb defects are eurtbla Ly Medical kill. 'lb.-rev. .11 mi.:Ponta ' ntraoce to 'Niter Breast /a** asethe camels nil b& 'ix d••• 44 MA. I'M PEE. Member at the Roy.. Collegere &wow . .. 0 Loot; A Cairrion.--t.-oene Prrenna W I , rardy strut thrs l4 * * 2" be `7sasaras or vas lany AL Coosa' ft.vin4 M cverti Ma ,l _ 4 , i .SS(% *Wird my Atif-rtifrinent 4 alaostt w 4.1 ..w wend and triers' thetwss their own trodusli•ii. h is my Jury to mention thg thoh. Penons see ad ...embers .1 . a .y Cohere ID I " g1 ,,.... te t...0 "111. hutch, nr ritewhere i nor have t'ley sate 44ht to prate ' it. I .of l -Sm. N.U. It IA Mille Member..is 0:1E214 at lie " care lit% Co iege II Liociso's lici-iir his. *loch nun hr referre. LONDON: Primed and publifhed 11. 1.11.V14.1. KEN r. (arca torburr Place, Lambeth) at the STA it -OF rill. 1 4 s It C are r amt. Pubillbed alto at the isaa-Urriat, I:cseplelo, . 11 U1 'I