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FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. At the Court at the Qsreep . . Palace. the Izth - Ana. 1801..prefent, the KING'S , moll Excellent Majelly : His Slue? IsaVirre Men pleated to appoint the Rhea Hem.. plass Pala of Nistasassus v. to be lard l.katenant of the misty of Southampton, and of the Town of Southampton. and ersonty of fie time, hi. Lonithip. tbi. day, twat the oaths ap poins,.l tu he taken therupon, inftead of the ueths of alleghnse and fupressaey. WHITEHALL, AUGUST ts. The Kula has be-•n pleated rn order a Cone &Fairest* pats the Grcat Seal impowering shs Dean and Chapter of the Cathedral Church of atiitol ro (Ica a Bilhop of that See. the fame being void by the tranflation of the Reverend Father IT GOD. Gemini PtCHIASI (114•Sai th •lp Ihrtitflf) to the See of Exeter; and his Majcity has alto beetspleat:d. by his Royal Sign Manual, to vermornend to the laid Dean and Chapter. Dotter Jorge Ls:- mouse. Dean of Glouceiter, to be by theta elated -Bithop of the Paid See of firlftol The Km* has been pleated to nominate. eeAftitute. and appoint his Grace COAX LI s Dyke of Riceseoton. i.anoz, add Amstenr, to be Hish Steward of the City of Chichefter. The Knott has been pleated to preterit Mr. Joao nate zit, Preacher of the Corpel, to the Chum% end Peri& of Ctspfar of Angus, in the Prellatery of Melee. and County of Perth va cant by the death of Mr. Crasser REA?. late Minifter there. The Kure has alto beat pksfed to nominate. conibutte, and appoint Ansa Duns. Efq. Advocate, to be Sheriff Depute of the Shire of Furfar, in the room of PATOIS"( CSALIAOSII. Erg. re" Sped The Elmo has alto been pleated to appoint Mr. Roues. Has ea we ro be Profeffor at Mathematics in the Unto/silty of St. Andrew's, vacant by the death of Me. NICOLAS VILANT. ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, AUGUST•tx. Copy of a Lrtter from Admiral Lord Gardner to the Iftwoura hie William Wadley Pole, dated Ville dc Path, of Meant. '.weal tt. to '7, and received this day. tranfmit herewith, for the information of the Lords Commiffloners of the Admiralty, a knee which I received this day by the Lavinia from Plymouth, from Rear Admiral Sir , Richard Strachan. dated or Rochefort, the aSth ultimo, accom panying a letter from Captain Dilkes, of the Hazard, giving an iveattot of the boats of the wed. &Awed off the Patois Breton having. on the sith Jnly, feeceeded in captitriog and driving on Bore Oaten chalk marees of the enemy; the performance of wit • h fertile sppears to relied great credit on Captain Dilkes, as WI as the other officers and men employed on this oceafion. 1 have the honour to be, Ste. (Signed) 6ARDNER. Carat, off the-Verna d'Autioche. July ell. Iqfy Lord—On the morning of the syth, expel% Dillies having Waved at daylight (event (mall veffelq under fail in the-Paths Briton, fent the boats of his fquadron in Aare, and they fur . ettoded in capturing; in a manner highly to the credit of the offi cers and crews concerned, nine fail, and drove Us on &ore ; and one was destroyed by the enemy. I herewith inelok Captain Diners letter. and beg Ravingly to recommend that meriteriocs officer to your Lordthip's notice. He ha. commanded the block• adir.g fquadron in the Penult Breton Once the IR April, and dur ing that time we do not know of any veffel of the enemy having *kap- d his vigilance I haw direded him to fend the Colony, bri e with t* e prise. to Plymouth, which I hope your Lordship will approve of. I have the honour to be, Ste. (SlVlegi) N. STRACRAN. Ili. MaJelty's Sloop Havarti, off the Pernik Breton, July a 7 . Sir —I have the fatisfaltion to inform you, that at daylight this morning firemen of the enemy's each were• difcovered in the entrance of the Pert nit, mak ing to the caftward ; it being nearly calm, and no dance of the (hips ckfing theta, I made the fignal for boats to chase, which was obeyed with the greateft alacrity by the brigs yon honoured me with placing under my command. The boats fucceedcd in capturing nine chalfe metres. two of them bear ing pendant., and armed with two four pounders and four fivivels ; the crews of the whole having taken to their boats, and efcaptd to the Sore with all their papers ; the tenth veffel was fcnttled by the enemy, and funk jolt as the boats were taking polfeffroo ; the remaining fie were driven on (bore, and as a very heavy fwell is letting in, I have hopes they will all bulge. I feel additional pleafure in this ferviee having been performed without any of the brave fellows employed in the boats being hurt, though under a heavy fire of mufketry from troops on the beach. I beg leave to inclofe a lift of the vefiels cap. tuned this morning by the boats of the Hazard, Con. Gill, Growler, and Colpoys, with an account of the enemy's veireis that have been deftroyed by the Ha zard's, and other boats in company, fence the tit of April left. nave the honour to be, &c. (Signed) CHARLES DISHES. Lift of Trench 'tech taken en the m orning of the s7tlt July 1107, by the Boats of the Hazard, Coati& Grovara, and Calr7l6 CIIIAIII2 MA*lllll. Les Dees Amis. armed with two four pounders. Lea Trott Frere Horaemarmed with blur (swivels. La VeroWyse, laden with wheat. Le Sans Pared, laden with wheat. La Math Francolle, in balk& La Mark Looife, in ballaft. La 13 ,, nne janton.in banal!. Le Palm], in baliafL Le Caine, in ballaft. Name unknown, funk by the enemy to prevent falling Into our hand. Name unknown, armed with Ai Rumens on Lora in tbe fort (Signed) C. DUALILL Lift of Varela taken and = deftroyed between the aft of April, and th Jane t go 7. SLOOPS. La RoEllie and la Jesse Marie. 014111141 C )lAI La Petit Marie, le Patriot, la Marianne) la Belie Louifa Mephitic, k Marja Franerge. Name unkflows, funk by the batteries after mile% pogretNsu i eg. (Signed) e. snts. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. COMlnaisons in the Hungerford Volunteer infantry, figned by the Lnrd Lieutenant of the Count; of Berks. Dated June 30, 1837. Captain Totepk laniard to be Major. Commandant., vice Fewle, deevied. To be Captains—Lientatant Thomas C Hawhefworth vice Bar nard, promoted; Lieutenant James Jells, vice Towaftnd, re ligned. To be Lieutenants... Richard Parfons, Gent vice Hawketworth, promoted; Enka Robert Cozhead, vice Jells, promoted. To be Enfign—John Cozhead, Gent. To be Surgeon—.Rteliard Harker, Gent. vice Smith, refight& PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Elisabeth Homeriksin anal William HomerOmm, of the city of Canterbury, tanners. April :6,1307. William Farmer and William Selby, of °Anil:mesh, Lincolnlbire, bar•iron-fcllets, July 31.1807. • John Retail and John Clarke, of Bblekman•ftreet, Southwark, corm dra/ers, Anglia I 4. a .7. Robert Frith, of Broughton, and Samuel Ailments, of Salford, Laneathire, ralico-primen, July it es 7 . Robert Dickiufon. of Long ACK, and jams Smith Barr, of But. ton Place, Lambeth, July 211. Soy. Ebenezer Maitland. Alexander Maitland, John Ede, and John Bond, of King's Anus Yard, Coleman•Arect,. London, mere;. ants, July 31,1807. lob Nightingale, of Wheateroft Carr, and George Wreglefworth aad Abraham Swindells, of Alfreton, Derbyshire, tea and (pith dealers, July 3t, 'lcy. William North and Frances North, of Ilifhtrpfgate-ftreet, London, potters and stars-fellers, June 14, 1807. Joaquin A ndradi and Joaquim ChriftianStnegneler.of Mahler& lane, 1 *teflon, merchants and infurance.brokers, Aug. 6, tisof. Rizleard Runcorn. Jun. and William Mier, of Manchefter, aid Benjamin Naylor, of Chariton-row s Laacaatire, cotton•fpiaaas, ♦ugult to. tin. • jamea Arthlngtnn Witten, and Peter CarSeri, of farrier, York linen.mancfaetnrers. Attgnft 8. 11107. Jof-pla Metes, Samuel lioirnyd,and Richard Nayier, of Sheffield, manufacturers, July t 4.1807. Thomas Fearnfide, John Bentley, Tame• rates, and Job Brooke, of Halike, Yreka.; re. imn founders, Jnly t, aoi. Robert Samuel Jackfon, James Spark, and lames Curtis, of Old Fah ftreet, London. rhyming and drnggift. Aneuft 8, 1807. John Marron and John William Porter, of Drury-lane, tailors, May T. an, Thomas Baynes and James Antrohus. of Liverpool, hollers, Janu ary t tBo7. Henry Ofwer Moore. of Liverpool. and Jortph Johnfott, of the !Band of Jamaica, merchants, January r, t SO4. John Nave and thrust's Shipley, of Longman. Soutbamptonildre, millers, bifevit-bakers. and maltfters, Ansa tc. 18,7. Chriftember , Moon and George Edwards: of Holborn. Londblt, elocksud awash sakes, Jewellers and Olvidmiths, June 241 2107. BANKRUPTS. • David Glles, elf Birmingham, Warwieklkire. currier, dealer and chapman, tel furrender September 3,4, and 26, at eleven, at the tusk of Thomas Jones. In Bull ftreet . Blentingltos. Attornies, • Mr Whateley,Blrmktgltam ; or Mars Swain, Stevens. and Maples, Old Jewry, London. Daniel WiUmott. of White Crofs-ftreet, parint of St. Lake. Mid- Cleft', dealer in kirks. Auguft 22,. Sent. r. slid a 6. at ten, at Gnildball. Attorney, Mr. Benjamin Wilfon,Devonildre.ftreet, Blikopfgate ftreet, London. Thomas Hughes, or Betinett-ftreet, St. James's, Middlefea, vic tualler, dealer and chapman. Augult an t , at one, Appal t, and Sept. s 6, at ten. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Langley, Plumb. treedtreet. Illoomfbury. Willlatn Cod& of Cateaten.fireet,- I.or.don, merchant, (partner I with Thou* Cod& of New YorkiNorth America.) A u guft s a, Sept. t. and a 6, at ten. at Guildhall. Attornies, Mars. Go-gory and Brookes, Was Chandler's Hall, Maiden-lane. Wond.fireet. William Hoed, late of the part& of Parches% Hants, contrador for cattle, butcher, dealer and chapman. Anglia 31 at one. i September T. at eleven, and Sept. a 6. at twelve, at the Crow* Inn. Capon. Attornies, Mr. David Compigne, Gamin ; or Melte'. Tarrant and Grey, Chancery-lane, London. John Peacock, late of Kingftonispon Hull, merchant. dealer and Chapman. Avsoti 2t, as. and Sept. a 6, at eleven. at the George Inn, Kingfton upon Hull. Attornies, IMO,. Roller and Son, Bartlett's Buildings ' Holborn,• I.oudon ; or Mr. Dickinfoo , Kingiton Ivan -Hun. William Lewis, of Briftol, holier, dealer anti chapman, Auguit IS. Septembers, and 26, at eleven, at the Rummer Tavern, Braid. Attornier, Metes Blandford and Sweet, Inner Temple, Los. don; or Mr. Edward Stephens. Briftol. John Ward, of Stockton. Durham, lhip.owner, dealer and chap man, Sept. 3.4. and 26, r rekeemat the Black 'Ann. kenaton. Attornies. Meffrs. Rowntree and Frank, of Stockton. John Phillips. late of the Star Brotehourt, Wapping. Middlefts, brewer. dealer and chapman, late partner with Samuel Miall, of the fame place, brewer, (but now a•prifuner in the King's Benda.) /Aura re. 49,snd Sept. s 6. at Mare, at Onildhalt— Attornies Batchelor and Potts, Serkaatt's Wu, Flea. ftreet, London. • James Rozbergh; late of Winelsefter.ftrect. London. infuranee. broker, merchant. dealer and ehapdtan, Auguft 28. 28. and Sep te tuber 26, at ten, at GuikihalL Attorney, Mr. Hitiyard, Cur thall.court, Throginorton ftreet. DIVIDENDS. Auguft aB, iEnela,blorrifon, of Runcorn, ("make, brewer, at ten. at Guildhall, London. Augeft tB. Jaren& *sevens and John Carttar, of Bread. ftreet • Cheapilde. London, warthoutenum, at eleven, at Guildhall Auguft a. Thomas Nonniogton, of Saffron Walden, Effei, Inn keeper, at ten, at Guildhall, Landon. **gull tB. William Henry Pollen, of Dartmouth, Devonfhirc, fpirit-dealer, at eleven, at Guildhall ,l.ondon. Angell tn. John Beams. John Dennifon, and Jof.•ph Robinfon, of Bolton in the Sands, tantalite, calico-printers and copart ner', at eleven, at the Hotel, Blackburn. Aura set George Tanner, of Drifted, cutler and dealer is hard. ware, at eleven, at the Rummer Tavern. Rritiol. Auguft a. William But, of Blackman lima. Southwark, Surrey, hnen.draper, at ten, at Guildhall. Auguft a:. William Mortimer, late of Wivenhoe, Effez, :Intact, at eleven. at the Griffin Inn, Colehefter. Auguft ill. William Stone, formerly of High ftreet. Southwark, hat late of Norwood Common, Surrey,hop-merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. DIED. On lhurfday laft, at Hackney, tianiel tither. D. IL At Southampton, Major Sr. Oair, Barrack Matter at lathy. Lately, at Coswold. Yorkllire, the Rev. T. Newton. perpetual Curate of that parifla, to which he faceesded on the death of the Ire Rev. Laurence Sterne. Lately, at Blackburn, Mrs. Alice Longworth, aged scO. She retained the de of her faculties rill her laft illnefs.and never wore fpcdtaelcs. Her youngeft daughter is above 6'. On his parage home front Jamaica, on the nth loft. Captain Arch. Macdonald, ad Weft India Regiment, fecund fon of the late John Macdonald, PA. of Bornith. At the Prefidency of Madras. Patrick Grant, fenior Captain of the 57th Regiment of Native Infantry, orgy fon of Captain James Grant of Balli..tomb. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE T9-MORROW. /doming 9 minutes aft. 1 Afterrooo 29 Minute* after 2 • ur HEN Profeirtonal Men of &location and Re. I T fpnnfibility deviate from the general Sylitem by the Medina of a particular branch. the faneltion of long continued rucceres is the belt criterion of fuperiority. Thirteen years have I devoted my pradike en the excbifive treat mint of Three Diforders, sad the Camera's& refult of my planes** me additional ardour to oppoife asfar a. I ant able, the ravages of tkofe Complaints which are the molt important in the Catalogue of Haman Infirmities. After initiation into every Branch, as an Army Surgeon, I fornietra with at an early period of praelice to Mime individuab from the ignorance of uneducated meo, or the equally dangerous precipitancy of general Pradltioners. 1 he Three Diforders, to the cure of which I have devoted my attention. campfire every (pecks of VENERHAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duration; sely, all kinds of debility, whether arifing from the habits of felsorA boys. or the indulgences of mature age.; azuLlaftly. that derangement of the ryftens in wo men which is called BARRENNESS, or STERILITY. *Numerous Dlkafes arc the refult of ignorance• or hafte in the treatment of a Pimple Gonorrhea • and it not tearequently hap pens that the feeds of Life are paroned by the indiferetioo of an unguarded bout. By *Canceler method Inch Complaints arc caGly cured; and, even where others have failed, I trot that I may pre fume to oda a rascal re-eftabliniment. Few, however, are the cafes of complicated &trek in this Mt order, comparca with the calamitous fituatiene of men, who from an indulgence in a folkary vice, or the prevalent gaieties of a i Caddonahle life, acquire that Rate of debility. which is the one• voidable ea:legume of Inch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy fakeer broods over his mffery, het care fully conceals his misfortune, it may be fame confolation for hint to knout, that although it be an objedt of doubt or uncertainty with other prattitioners, the removal of there deficiencies by the gradual pro. refs of renovation, is the acquirement of my aped awe if the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begus to reduce manly *lvor. much anxiety win be prevented by an early counteradtion cid this languid Rate; and in there cafes no great difficulty will occur. But where this deficiency has for years cline& a proper perk veranee is indiftworably regulate to revive the numbering !parks of We. and to re-animate the cooftitution. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been dlrsppointed a their expeetations of a family, may be affured. that in swift lie names, fuch defects are curable by Medical OWL The kerecy which is fo effential to my undertaking, and the qualifications which I have pre:fumed so Rate, form the We of my pretenfions. and in eoircidrnee with Each this istinsation is given, that Mr. Bree may be confuired perfonally, or by Letters (inelofing a fmall Note), at his Houk, No. so, Arundel-Brat, Strand, near Temple-Bar. cr There is an additional Entrance in Water.itreet adjoining, and the Dante is ea both the doors. MARTIN IMRE, Member of the Royal College of Surgeous in Lando's. A Ceumost.--Some Perfons, who falfely aScrt tbesnfelsee to be McKay:o or TUIROTAL Cou.ses, having foe leveed months pia copied my Advertifements alma& word for word. and inferted them as their own rededicate, it Is my duty to mention, that thole Perfect are ad Members of any College In Landau. Edin burgh, ot elkwhere; nor base they on, right to practice Surgery in London. NIL AIM of the Members is publiffsed at tk. HiniAi °fibs. College in Lincon'a Inn4ekle; trldebmay be refereattek. SALES BY AUCTION. - BRICK EARTH. CROYDON CANAL. Mars. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (Succeffors to Mr. SMI111); At Caraway's. on Toefday, Ayr& ss, at Is, In tat lots, Large Q2antity of BRICK EARTH. lying /k on the Borders of the CROYDON CANAL. The Pur chafers will be allowed to remove the lots, free from tonnagd en the Md Canal, which is now open to the Thames. May he viewed, by applying to Mr. Clark, the enlister, at New Crofs, Kent Road. of whom Catalogues msy be had 11 days previous to the Sale; alfu at Garravray's; and of Mars Henan and Phillips, bs. Broad-ftreet. Capital FREEHOLD ESTATE, MANOR, MANSION, FARMS, and TYTHES—SURREY By Meffrs HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (Suceeffors to Mr. Snail) At Garrawars Coffee houfe, Cornhill, oo Tburfilay. Augufti7, at One o'Cloek, (unlefs an acceptable offer Is made In the mum time by Private ContraCt), AVALUABLE and fi ngularly beantifnl FREE.. HOLD, and a (mall part COPTHOLD and LRASII HOLD ESTATE, containing 727 Aires of excellent Arable, Pafture, Meadow, and Wood Land, Pi a ring fence and high Rate of cultivation, great part tythcfree. and Lent Tan redeemed; with the Manor of Effingham. Eat Court, Court Leos, and Baron. fines, quit-rents and immunities, extendiog over a large track ;of country. abounding with game, near thetas bounds mei Luria% in a fine (porting part of the county of Surrey ; eight miles front Guildford, three from Dorking. and 23 (rim London with a ruts. *andel modern Refidence, hated on a deNgbAd minutes, for. rounded by ornamental woods, plantations, and romantic rides, belonging to the Hive, commanding eztakve divitillied prof pettily every diredtion. I he Manfion contains 15 bed chambers and fenants room bandforne drawing, dining, and morning rooms, library Rudy and Gestkinan's parkmr, with an elegant gothic dairy; offices and eel. faring. (tabling for to harks. coazli lunge% gm* boufe, festival barns, granaries. nit Routes. !tabling and outbuilding;; comes, 'haitiffs bode. blackfroith's (hops and dog kennel— • The oriole it excellent repair, forming a molt deferable Eftate for the refidenet of a Nobleman or Gentleman, fond of agricultural purfuits and field fperts. Alfo three Farms, called Hogden's, Cartbottfe, and Stone Rocks., containing about 240 acres, in the parifftes of Effingham and Boa ham, the great tytheseUtending over • - xt atm. • The purchafer will ba accommodated with early polfelSon. The Eftate is in hand, and*the neat modern furniture, tinning utenl , fib, timber. dock, ate. may be taken at a flab valuation. To be viewed with -tickets only, which with particulars, may be had of Mr. Litehfield, Solicitor to the Treafory, No to, Lin coln's Inn, Old (quart; and of Mars. Hoggart and Philips, No. 62, nroad-ftrcet, Royal Escbange, where maps of the Eftate may , be feat. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, CLIFFE and ROCHES I'ER. Sy Mee,. HOOGAR r and PHILLIPS, (Suceeffors to Mr. Smith,) At Garmvrafs Coffee Houfe, Change-Alley, Combat. on Thor f day, the 17th of September, at is &Clock, in Lots, by order of the Teethes of Bing (rifle, Efq. &ceded, and of the Proprietors, AVery defirable FREEHOLD FARM , in the parifh of CHOC, only 5 miles from Rochdter, 7 from Gravel end, La from Dartford, and 29 from London, containing about So acres of excellent araitc, palliate, meadow, and wood land, part to the occupation of Mr. Thomas Parnell, tenant at will, with a larm boufe,ot chard, garden, barn, (tabling, and out buildings, the whole of the woodland is in band. Alio, an eligible and highly Improrshic Freehold Eftate, eomprlfing the Cock Public Hoare. in the High-ftreet, new the New Road, Roche ter, with kveral tenements, yards, gardens, and ptcmifes, forming together a va • livable plot of buildings, ground extending sr feet in cvepth, and so feet In front, let fur a 'bort term to Mars. Bentley and Alliky, Brewers. 7o be viewed by applying to the tenants, and particular had twenty days previou. to the fate, at the Crown, Rochelter ; Bali and Genrze. Dartford ; Fa:con, Gravefend ; Ade. Sittir.gbeurn ; Fountain, Canterbury • of Mr. Moy Thomas, Solicitor , Bear . • bioder•hne ; Mr. Dutholt, Uphollter-r, No. 1, Budge-row ; at Garr away ; and of Mars. Henan and Phillip., Nu. 6a, Broad- Street. * % The GREAT TITHES of CHICHESTER. Meffrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (Succeffors to Mr. Smith) At flarraway's Coffee-houfe, Combat, on Wednefday, the tath of 04tober, at twelve. by order of the Truftees of the late Henry Halley, of Henley P irk, Surrey, Efq. deccafeit, 'THE RECTORIAL or GREAT 'fYTHES of the revival Parithes of St, PETER the GREAT, within the City of CHICHESTER, and the adjoining Parties of RUM• BOLD's WlKE,and FISH bOURN, in the County of SUSSEX; extending aver about 'lc° acres of amble, rich meadow, and other land, producing on a average. about 4:ADI per aromas, with barns, Raiding. and out-buildings, and a (mall garden. Part culars may be had twenty days previous to the We; of John Scott, Els. S 3. Guildfordiftrect ; at.the Dolphin, Chichetter; Cattle. Brighton : Star, Lewes; Hotel. Bognor; at Garraway's and of Maks. Malan and Phillips, 6a, Old Broad-ltrect, near the Royal Eacbange. TYTHES—FARNHAM, SURREY. By Mars: HOGGAR 1' and PHILLIPS, At Gar away sCotTcehoufe, Cornkill, on Wednefday, the reth day of 04toner, at Twelve, (by order of the Trufines of the late Henry Halfey.of Henly Park , Surre y , Ef q . defeated ) AMOS I' Valuable FREEHO LD ES I'ATE, con. Ming of the Re&orial Manor of Farnham, with tbc courts, quit rents, sod a neat tubilantial Patronage-bode, garden, dices, and glebe, fpacious new built barns, ends, farm yard, itabling. and other our.b4:lldirtg,s, with the very valuable Great Tythes ed tke extent ve parith of Farnham, silting from hops, corn, hay, Ste. and extending over 7000 Acres of Arable, rich Meadow, and paßure Lands, producing about swot. per annum. Alto. a long range of Hop Kilna, in the town of Farnham, re• i eeatly erected at a very confiderable carom, and replete with wareboutes• Bore-rooms, and every other sequillte--alfo a piste' of Lauri adioloing, and various apparatus icor colleding and dry- I lug of hop,--the Kilns, and Land adjoining, arc freehold of Inhe— ritance, and dittind from the other property. Particulars may be had twenty days previous to the tale, of John Scott, Erg 53, Guildford -greet ;at the White Hart, Bagthot; Swan, Alton and Alsesford,; Buth, Staines; Cattle, Wiodfor ; Beth. Farnham; and of Mr. James Paine, who will thew the prernifes; and of Metes, Hoggart alai PhiWPs, da, lisoad-itreet, near the Royal Exchange. - , VERY VALUABLE FREEHOLD FARM.fN KENT. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. By Man. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, S u cceffors to Mr.Srann.), AMOST deArable FREEHOLD ESTATE; *3 miles from orch a rd,tain 380 WM of excellent on bk. meadow. pafture, and wood land. in high cultivation. with a farm-boufe, three barns. !tabling, lodges, farm-yard, and out.buildings, with poffeffion on the loth of Ottiohn next, offer ing *very de fi rable property for a Gentleman fond of agricultural purfuits or field (ports. To he viewed. and porticulan had of Meffrs. Hoggart and Ph 6s. Old Broad Arca. EXCELLENT FAMfLY HOUSE, PADDOCK, and LAND, Nine Miles F.aft of the Royal Exchange. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Meals. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (Succelfors to Mr. SMITS& ) THE Leafe of a Sobitanti.4l. Refidence, foitable for the accommodation of alarge refpeelable family, with attached anddetacked MSc:sof every defcription, (landing for four carriages, ftabling for eight hook s, large farm-yard, barn, granary, dove houfe, Raining, cattle and waggon lodges, poultry houfe.and aut buy The honk is placed at an agreeable diftauce from the road. (sated on a haudfome paddock of about eo acres, with an approach to the cult front by an avenue of lofty elms, pinion and large Welton gardens, walled and fully cropped, hut•houfe, grapery, and melon-ground, and a quantity of rich arable land adjoining, 'containing, together with the paddock, about 83 acres. within a ring fence, to high cultivation, with valuable foreit rights; pof refit* will be given at Michaelmas next. To be viewed oei Mondays and Tburfdays, between the hours of eleven and four, with tickets only; which, with further par ticulars, may be bad of Hurt and Phillips, No, ba t • • )kaad.ttrett. SALE SY AUCfION. VILLA and MEADOW LAND, rink EXETER. DEVoli. By Mars. HOOCIAR and PIifLLIPS, • (Suceeffurs to Mr. SM I IV). for Seven years, A N etegAnt VILLA, in a delightful Situation, 4.1 potty celebrated Inc the falubrity of the air. maths Sea fide of Exeter. from which it is distant only bur tulles Mite from Powderham, (even from Dawlifb, and ten from Exmouth, am. mauding a irle* of the River Pt e,Wltla ettelleht actunintrattiona for a refpeetobic Family ; Dini n g and Drawing Rooms, 24 feet bg 11 . , numerous attached aod detached Offftes ; Standing for two Carriages - and Stabling fi•r fill Horfes, titcben Genic *,Slinthbety. orchard. rich Pa4docit and Meadow, containing together about eight acres. The Tenant will he accommodated with the arid the battares,and wiii hare the option cif taking poet of the Finks= at o lair valuation, with immediate yoffcilion. To be viewed with tickets, w hich, with fu.-ther particulars, may bettxd of -Mitre. Hergatt and MIA% Brood Rives, Royal Eg. charge. where an elevation and drawing of tbeisoufonny be few. • -- • - TO BE SOI LI BY PIZ IV A'rE CONTRAQT, Ay NiciLs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, • - (Suceelfors to MP. •liitrief, 17HE MANO a.td FILE EHOLD • ESTATE; . called Cattle Nugent, in the Counties of Longford and Wellene,th; Ireland; containing atone.4ooo Frigrilh acres,. now yiViding adm impute - of ougal e feat; &iv of quit rem, file on the determination of many valuatile leak., and !tom other peco: Wan eirairhltadeei. tWe F Rafe will' profiativ t in a few tc- rs double the prefent rental. Particulars arc preparing, and what pan/Sidi mai Winer of Mart% Bodba and Little, Bride-Rem, Dublin:. Rev, James Boni, near Granard, Agent to the Elitea and of Mitts. Hoigaft and Phillips, 6a, Ifroathitetet, Rota' Eicharage. 17 Ili — friii9W • F A AND MANSION, l iSItX, Ai the borders- Of IlllFlol./4 Lied • taa redeemed. TO BE SOLD BY PRtykrit ACT, • By Marrs, HOGGART attiIIPHILLIPS, bucceilors to Mr. smirk'. VERY filed! and deli abte FREET-rotn PRCi • PLATY, comprifing Great Brodie" Hall Fflate,coufilling of obOut tweire.htmdred acres of nth palace. 'Able, and wood ;dud the chief pan conveniimtly divi lad .into thirteen Farms, *fierce* are eliellent farni.houfa and etc , tnakilur, tnged*a witisthe Mauer at Great Bromley Hail, Materaiog °Vet the Pa riih, of about 3003 acres, with the rights of Clint Baran, and ;08urteLert4' fines, qtaft•rents, on death or alienation, haion, thirds of timber, and other privileges thereinto belonging-- In the centre of the Mate is fi;uated the elegant and fuliftattial Manikin, containingssobed-chambers, humerbus drdfing roomy hoe Mir or lady's morning room, as feet fqsare,• dining and drawing-rooms. 34 feet by as etch, with folding doors; molly marble chimnerpieees, and oak floors, a Willard MOM, fibres?, &dung apartments, fleward'a o.d houfekreper's rooms. excellent of cis, capacious catering, and fine fpibig wa er; double coach houfes. and (tabling for ro horfe., lofts, and nn name aerie-gloa t ral out buildings, lawn., rich poldocks, flower end fruit gardens, confervatory and hot houfimOuxuriant phintatio•is and well floral BM-ponds. The Eftate a' oondi with hares an ! other game, and will afford its pofr:fror nioft•of the luxuries of the table whhin it fel. I'o the Manlion is attached about r,o acres of rich paste land, and a purchafer of It will be accommodated by the vine of taking the whole of the Farms, and other parts of the Mae, in addition to the above qsat.tity. nr feleding fuch only as from fituation or defeription may be deferable to tarn. The Pilate it flamed in a beautiful - and heakliy pan of the County of kff•s, furrounded by fine roads and pleafant rides, fix miles from DM ham and Colchefter, and lour from Manningtree and Minify, all good market towns and 57 front London. The chlif part of the Farms are held under agreements, determinable at tort periods, at low rents, nJw producing rasa esclafive of the Manor. Ma llon, and the Laid, Jircfutned to he worth at I-zalt )ml. per an num, and exclufivo of timber in Cie valui•Me w:lods A pack of Cox-hounds are kept in •he Deighbourha d. "Lhe Mutton and Fiesta may be viewed at any - tine, by application to William Efq Solicitor, in Colchelter ; or to Mr. John hinicia ' ewe of the patents on the premifee; of whom printed paniculans may be had ; alfo of Mellra. Hog ;art and Phillips. 6a, Old Broad ' area, London ; where, as alto at Mr. Marcia's, in Colchelter, an • Elevation of the Houfe and Plana of the Elate may be feats. RESPECTABLE ATTESTATION OP A CURE. PERFORMED BY THF. CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD% A Medicine unparalleled for its fuperior efficacy in Nervous and Debilitated Conftitutioes, Confiamption, A&lima, Shortnefir of Breatb,Old Coughs, &c rec. SiiiP CHARLES, OF TOSTON. To Ile. SOLOMON, Gilead Houle, near Liverpool. SEAS Sea, Livri;pool, tfith Feb alloy: .FOR. the Cure yon performed on my Brother Amos AT war. L accept my molt fincere drinks. For fevers) years my brother laboured under a molt alarm* ng Nervous Dif cafe, which deprived hi n of the to ant of attending to his bufiners as Captain of a vein! trot* Britton. He had (pent confiderable fume of money, and employed the heft of the reulty in America to no ate& At length I advifed him to come in my fh pto Livtrpool to eonfult you ; he did fo, and 1 have 'he fatisfatft. on to declare be retuned to his swine country and friends f found man, and em tinues fo to this day, from taking of your Cordi el Balm of Gilead only. I ant, dear Sir, your molt obedient [savant, ZACHARIAA ATWELL. Witners—RALPH iSA ACS, ffilvelmith, Po )1 lane, Liverpool. The CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD is foil in bottles prim half-a-guinea each, (or family bottles, at 335. containing fair at tos. 6d. on which ga. arc rave 1 ) —Perron' wh r do Dot W3ll W. have their names known, may have their boie.s,ur letters,dimeted to W. Z. to be left at :ill called for. Dr. Solomon, when cordoned cape% his ofual fee of heifla guinea. Each letter mould, for f.fety, be thus directed," M. icy letter, Dr. Solomo t. Gilead !inure, near I iverpool." Oastavc—Each bottle of Dr. Sol mon'. Medicines has a Go vernment Stamp, with tbename of the Proprietar." Sand. Sole. mon, Liverpool," engraved the eon to imitatevideh is f limy. To be had, at Gilead Houle. near Liverpool; of Dicey and Sett ton, Bow Church yard, and Matthews aid Leigh, IS, Strand; IVlarin Keene, No. 6, College Green, Dublin ; H ily. Cork, Magee. Belf.ift; it. Bach and Co. Pearl ftreet, New York ; and of all Vendersof Patent Medicines in the United Kingdom. PUBLIC AOVADI mos. 'I•HE advantage the public molt always derive from regularly educated peofelfiunal men eireding alma M clufively their Rustles to one (pales of malady, was never more clearly demonitisted than , by the uumampled fume's which has attended the admilditration of their new remedy, and the mos ordinary cures it his performed For a long feriesof years, Meals CUR RIE and Co. Surgeons. formerly in his Majefty's remise. have made the Venereal I)ifeefe the particular oiled of their ia veltigadon, and ate happy in keying dircovered a medicine lupe dor to memory is the care. of that complaint—it is fulficient to obferve that the effeas of this remedy are daaseticaXy oppo&te to thole of rnereury,for though it completely eradiates every veftige of she virus, in its molt confirmed Rages, yet it does not in she leaft injure the conftitution—on the conteary, it renovates the fyi tem in all its natural fundions, promotes appetite, and facilitator digeftion—.thus inflead of retitelog a Retest and vigorous eenftita• don to the frightful coodidoo that mercury door, it not wily pt* ferret that conititation in its primitive Rate, but reitores a weak and debilitated one to its natural itreneb and vigour. Numberlefsinitanees are on recent recordof the ful trier 400' of thl4 Medicine, its inherent and fpecifie virtues seta : as slot penal enrrealve to Wily debility, whether proc..ding bar an excels of conjugal or illicit pleafure. or from the mem Infiduous, though not left defttuaive indulgence of beau- Hone youth of both fan in a c-rtain ye:Medals habit Amidft the melancholy variety of diforders which are the coofeqoenee of this folitary vice, there are none mow aillitlingtbats that cardiac Rate of debility aod deficiency, which prevent', urembitters deter trimonial ftate ; the unhappy fuffrrer broods over his raisfortme. dimmed to leek relief, until be is reduced to fucb a Rate of weak ne fs as to render life oppreave. To Inch perfans It rut& he sc.- foling reßettion, to know that they may now, by anew infuail mode of treatment, be reftored to that greatsft of all busomb lap , a atone. manly, and vigorous e tar&itutWu. In all cafes of debility, deficiency, from whatever easfiatirtag. as web as in every fpecies of venereal infeAlon, Meths Currie and Co. stagy be confulted by patients of either fez, witb the greeted foamy and honour, at their houfe, No. toy, Hattori Garden. Letters from the Country (poll paid) including a bank noir. will have the neceffary medicine and a4vlee feat to any part of chc Kingdom. No. to 7. Hatton Garden. ON DON : Pnnted add publithed b?IiVELKLP4 l',(uf teebury Place, Li Mbeth) at daft ihrAvOrvica, No. a. Ciro ftr ext. hittlacii Wen the Simir,liscir Tclort" it ' • 4 - , r