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4 : stab. Ditto-s-Fnfign William Clarke to be Liana'sleZt, by pa- Ride, vice Ist•Minn, who reties. . 79th Ditto—lieutenant John Dawfon, from the 9th Foot, to to be Captain, by purchafe, vice Rofe, who retires. 91 it Ditto--Lnfign An...haul," Campbell to be Lieut enant, with out knirch Ifo, vice Truter, whale appointment dm' not take place; Fuften Charles Shaw to he Lieutenant, without pur chafe, vice Nl•Nab, promoted ; J. W. Miter, Galt. to be Enfign, by purcbare, vice T.Trutcr,who retires; A. Campbell, Gent. to be Enfign, without purAafe,vice Frafer,strho resgus. STAFF. Licutenant.Colonel John Hamilton. of the Sift Foot, to be Deputy Quarter.hlafter.General to the forces (crying at the Cape of (:tand Hope, vice Major-General Frafer, placed on the Staff in India. Angnfshire Regiment of Fencible Infantry. R'illiam Hamilton , Gent. to be Surgeon, via Tully, dectufed. Dunfermline Volunteers. Firft Lieutenant David Stenhoufe to be Captain, vice Bowes, who reigns. Second Lieutenant Robert Kerr to be Pint Lieutenant, vice Stenhoufe. Pktriek Wilfon, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Kerr. Durham Volunteers. Richard Bell, Eft to be Captain in the Clatter-le-Street Cam- Luke Coiling, Gent. to be Firft Lieutenant in Ditto. William Pybas, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant in Ditto. all Regiment of Royal Eaft India Volunteers. Enfign George Mordaunt to he Lieutenant, vice Johnfon, ap pointed to the Artillery Company. s Fags Henry Sealy to.be Lieutenant, vice Hobfon s appointed , Os Dam. .Henry Rafe, Gent. to be Infign, vice Monfantit. James Made Ball, Gest to be Hodges, vice Sealy. North Q±eensferry'Volunteers. Munro Rota, Gent. tole Second Lieutenant. Sordale and Wydale Volunteers. Deign Alexander Manton, late of the Caithnds Legion, to be Secodd Lieutenant. - vice Douglas. Thurfo Volunteers. Second Lientenant George Douglas, from the Sordale Volun teers, to be Second Lieutenant, vice Henderfun, who ragas. MCMOILA ?MO AS - The appointment of Captain Junes Cockbome to be Major in the hoth Regiment of Foot, vice Johnfon, decoded,as Rated in the Gazette of the sti ultimo, bas not taken place Enfign Angus holatdonell, of the Aberdecnfbire Regiment of Fencible Infantry, is fuperfeded, being abfent without leave. Fnfign Henry Bailey, of the Suftolk Regiment of Fencible Infantry, is fureefeded. Eas...sx an in the Gazette of the z7th Odober. 7th Regiment of North Britifh Militia. . For Lieutenant Andrew Ure's Commiftion, dated 17th 18ot, Re ul Lieutenant Andrew Ure's CosamtiSon, dated I;tb May tEci. NOMINATION OF SHERIFFS. The names of thofe who were nominated for Sheriffs by the Lords of the Council, at the Exchequer, on the morrow of Saint Martin, in the Forty-fecond Year of the Reign of King George the Thine,, and in the Year of our Lord 1801. Baaroaosunum—Johe Mains, jun. otTurvey, Efq.; Godfrey Thornton, of kt we banger, Efq.; John Williams Wib !aurae, of Tingritb. Brit x! , Et ;iron, of Fnglefield, Efq.; the Hon. Thomas Windfor, of Braywi:k ; Richard Matbars, of War grew, Efq. BacitzwonAllaitilte—James Oldham Oldham, of Miffenden Abbey, Efq.; Philip Boa, of Buckinzham, Efq.; Pafcoe Greed!, of Taplow, Efq. Cww a. and Ho nt.—Thomas Aecling, of Whittlefca, : Thomas Burg( fs, fen. of heriwick, Efq.; Jobn Marfkall, of Ebn, Efq. Cnrsame—Lawrence Wright, of ktottram St. Andrew, TN.; Walter Booth. of Twesnlow, Efq. ; John Feilden, of Great Mollington, Efq. Commas. A ien—Jofrph 'Men Senhoufe, of Calder Abbey, Efq.; Edward Had!, of Eselemalia,Efq.; Robert Bonner Warwick, of Warwick-Hall, Efq. D wag—Thomas Prineep, of Croehall,Efq.; Sir Robert Wainot, a 1 Chadftone, Bart.; 'Thomas Borrow, of _ _ held, E fq. palm ws ntati--Jolui Phillips Carpenter, of Taviftock, Eft ; Sir o Davie, of Creoly, hart. ; Arthur Champesoovnie, of barirrMton, Efq. Doasaysnfaa—F.dieurnd Morton Pleydell, of Whatcombe, Efq.; William Gordon, of Lewftari,Efq.; John Pinney, of Blackdoven, *Asa x—Cornellus Henderiron Hortwright, of Highlands, Pig. John Coe Piggott, of Malden, Efq.; Robert Raikes, of (:teat Word, Efq. Gamic' s" - ra sni Kr—lames Miff' rave, of Barnfley Park, Efq. ; Dem , Talbot, of Efq.; James Henry Leigh, of Addititrop, lit ;sr roo D sums—Thomas Debits, of the Apoltles, Wq.; So merfet Davies, of Wigmore, ; Edward Bolton Clive, of Efq. - TlnllD4lll a a—Jacob rofmqurt, of Proaborn Park, Efq. ; George Woodford Tbelluffon, of Akicakam, may.; Henry Brown. of 1 nth Album Place, Efq. Karrr—Thoolas Jull Godfrey, of Afb, Efq.; Claud Seat, of Brorrdey,Efq.; Sir Brook William Brydgm, of Goodncflone, Bart. IxtersTntsnntr—latmei Band. of Be'grave, Efq.; Went Horton, of Ncrceffington, Efq.; .10:111 Parts, of the New arke, Efq. I.iwcot.ntotn►—Ftltnnnd Tumor, of Stoke, Fin.; Henry Dalton.of Natal, Efq.; Thomas Kollar, of Dawenftay Wood _ MoNmeeTn•nter.--Thomas Morgan, of the Hill, EN.; (;barks Lcwia,ot Cbtpftosv,Efq.; George Jonoi,of Mager, ' Nos roiK—Lclr Ceorge Berney Brogravc Woritcd, Bart.; rt W Robeino, of Didlington, tlq, John trlrrfe. uf 4r.i141- - _ ton, Efq. Nit'nali A Iif•TON HIP R-1110bert Cary ENT% of Grcat fq.- William Buller, of hiattiwcii, Efq.; John Harry ThurfbT, of Abbington, Efq. AND.Sir Tlsomat JoLn Clavvtinf, of Amoral Park, Bari • Charm William Dirge, of Benton Houk, Efq. Shaptoe Cm; rxr, of Crafter, EN. NOT rt mita —TitommThorotott, of Mahan, Efq.; Kober: Lowe,,tif Amon, Efq.; Robert itanthlro, of Carlton kinrkskt, Efq. Or. ORDSIIII Wyklrtnt, of Mame Park, Efq. ; Fran. Cali Pen,4kone, of l:oraw.tll,llq ; llama TOOTti t of Nrt. tkbied ~ kfq. ea. rtA Gi:G.n. of Burleigh, EN.; Tho rose of Extra, Lig.; J•.ieph Cocfic, of MEL Wel.- ton. IN. - BNaon[illt.--Owen 4 , May. of Porkingtoa, ; Famurl Davies, at Drayton. Lk.; Ara Ferriday. of Las Par- vs, T.fq. SIMIRRYT 171,1- ....11 - 41,1•1.1n art. , .hin, of Stone ; jobn Ntehy.tliehtßtr.ot e-lon , ;T. lattku J o ck, o flull 13:141* n. Fig. ***** R k Hry 11417 t. of I-L.164a. bert Parka, of !Lab, ficoege Birch. of . }lamp- ResJ, Vq. COUK r SOVT n 7-r wi—Cir E.:vrlrd . qnrcartry.,, Eat.; Nir Aler.ll,4kr Grx.t. of MietiLailZ,L:, iSal•; The /1114 licatkrotc, tlmwry, 119. s e , y r . i.x—..coaries I ow, OP Satraat•tibam, tll ; cockrca s c, or woo,os, Lfii.; Sir ry Parka, of Alcibrd, :I.Art. • St r r (In :;zr! of Loar.. fq.; Jobn hireck wood. et Creyrion, kit ; J. Pook7 Keufw.cron. of Putney, 1 11. it *r*—'.r Grape • ' M.,l^ltut B. Bart.; Charks l'Arn^ cr,..ford. of Lig.; J. r Williwtt Atki:nt h,. 1, ..1 I,:f 0430 16 3tratford 'lug&le. of NT..vvvalc, . , of Altai., Lig., Joao Wti,kwick ot 111•?1, I .q. 11. •rt • 11447 , .. Alalet. of IT.-..rtS.on Pork. I.A-t., ' ' .eve i4):.yn, of Soye • W • •Vfle• :•-•;r). i ;; c: 4!•..r; !.l i i. ~•~aur~. , ,p ; ! t• • Ltt ; rhr- t tit It . OP 6.1K:41- • 11 7-4 Henry Ibbetfon, of Draw, Sart.; Sir wnnam 1 1 43131 1 / 4 of Intlrby Manor, Bart. PRINCE OF WALES's COUNCIL, NOV. 12. COUNTT or Coasswm.f.--Thoniri Carlyon, of Tregrrban, Eft! ; Thomas Rawlings, of Pa&low, Elq.; Riebard Ox nam, of Penzance, Efq. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. Dee. 29. William Williams and Edward Evans, of Penedo s Hants, linen-drapers. at ten, at Guildhall, London. January 9. Daniel Dakeyne the elder, Daniel Eta cyne the younger, Thonua Daher*, and Jof:ph Dakeyne, of Dailey- Dale. Derbyfltire, bankers, at ten, at Spencer's Tavern, in Manchefkr. BANKRUPTS. Robert Hendcrfon, of 0 Word-ttreet, fahmonger, to fureinder Nov. t 7, at twelve, Nov. :6, and Dec. 16, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney. Mr. ()civil, ll'infley-ftrect, Oxford-ftrcet. John Thomas Set:vs, of Wimpole-ftreet, Cavendifb-fauare, bookfeller, Nov. It, 27, and Dec. 26, at eleven, at GuildhalL Attorney, Mr. Pincro, Charles-Rreet, Cavendith-square. John Simmond., of Canterbury, linen-clasper, Nov. 17,24, at one, and Dec. 26, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Brown, Little Fridap-Itraet, Cheapfide. Richard /Map, late of Tetbsey, Gloacalberasire, and John Ireland, of Calkerton, Wikaire, corn-dealers, Nov. 24 27, and Dec. 26, at eleven, at the White Hart lan, Cironctiter. Attorney. Mr. Pitt. Cirebeefter. Theodore Allen, of B.lth, Achmonger, Nov. 24,211, and Dec. 26, at twelve, at the Argyle Tavern, Bath. Attaches, Mr. Chat. Beckett, Clement'olan ; or Mr. Taylor, Bath. Jofeph Tilftooe, of Newcaltle-under-Lyme, hamnannfadturer, Nov. 24. as, and Dec. i 6, at eleven, at the Roebuck lnca, Newca Me-under-Lyme. Attorney, Mr. Poole, Nevrcaftic- under-Lyrae. John Newton, late of Kirkby Lonfdale, Weitmnaiond, ligoor merchant. Nov. 27, at five, Nov. 26, and Dec. 26, at eleven, at the White Hart, Lancalter. Attornico, hicErs. Fletcher and NV/ biter, Laneseer. Edward Pheafant, late of Granth.un, lineoladdee, &ler in feeds and corn, NOV. 21, 30, and Dec. 26, at eleven, at Guild ball, London. Attorney, Mr. Coneanen, Colonan-ftreot London. John Stentaford, of Plymouth-Dock, thopkeeper, Nov. 30,Dee. , and 26, at four, at the Globe Tavern, Exeter. Attornks, iicirs.iaiten and Aultlee, Temple, LZedes ; es Mr. San- ford, Exeter. Mark Palmer, of Monkwearinooth Shore, Durham, faitotaker, Nov. 26, 27, and Dee. a 6, at eleven,at thc:houlr of Matthew William White, in Sunderland near the Sera. Attornics, Mr. Wawa Mark-lane, London; cc Mr. thcanfon, Blau*. Wearmoutb. - John Blair, of Louden-itrtet, Rateliff-Crefs, mariner, Nov. zp, at one, Dee. t, at:(l46, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Nina, Prefc"tt-lireet, Goodn;an'a-Fields. John Cookes, of White-Mode-I:me, Stepney, coal-merchant, Nov. t 3, at ore, Dee,i,at ten, and Dec. ad, at eleven, at ... , . Guddhall. Attorney., Mr. , Harper, Cannon-row,WeffininSer. John Barnes, of Button, lancafhire, cotton-tnanutaaarer, and John Ganiner, lute of London, but now of Oyer, Cbethire, cottotnrnannfaclurer, Iles. 9, so, and MS, at eleven, at the Swan lan, Bokon. Attornies, Mr. Hobrow, Bolton ; or Mr. Windk, Butiett's-Buildinpo. Holborn, London. DIVIDENDS. Dec. I. Thomas Yatea, of Stockport, Chelltire s , main-mann. fadturjr, at four, at the White Bear Inn, Manchefter. Dec. I. 'Thomas Weaver. of Green-ftreet, Oxford-ltrect, car penter, at eleven, at Guildhall. Dec. 1. Mark Gregory and Thomas Gregory, of King's-Anna yard, London, merchants, at twelve, at Guildhall. Dec. 2. Theophdas Smith, date of Tunlall, Stafoi4lhlre, pat ter, at twelve,at the Roe Busk Inn, Ncwc.allle.tuider-Lyme. Dec. 2. Thomas Wilton Winter, of Kinetic-upon-Hun, inn holier, at eleven, at the Neptune Inn, Kingfton-upon-Hull Dec s. William Wilkinfun and Thomas Chapman, late of Jewry-ltrect, coal-radon, at ten, at GuildlialL Dec. 5. Sight', Winn, of Wood-ftreet, Cticapffile, at eleven, at Guildhall. _ _ - . Dec.;. Datniell Sva;:rain, of Tiverton, Detect:Wm grocer, at eleven, at the Thrvo I not Inn, Tiverton. Dee. 2. NVilliatri Reid, of Stietkport, Chedaire, draper, at thew, at the Star Inn, Manehrit‘r. Dee 3. 'Richard Mllnes, late of Crowneft,Yorkthire, sniffler, at eleven, at the White Hart-los, Wakefield. Dee. S. Thomas Noma the younger, olLinesin'•-lata•Fields, eakenat-ntaker, at ten, at Guildhall.. Dee. 5. James Scott, of Stratford, Ufa, liroo•burner, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Dee. 5. Richr.rd Ginger, of Qteenhithe, London, falter, at one, at Guildhall. LAW INTELLICiENCE. COURT OF K(NG'i BENCH, Nov. z 3. Mr. John King, Mr. Butler Danvers, and Mr. W. Davies, juftified bail this morning, in feveral aftions brought againfl the Portland Bank. Mr. King fwore, that upon the balance of all his ac counts he was worth 90,0001. Mr. Davies Rated, that he had an elate in Leicefterfitire, which pro 'anted 2,5001. per annum. It had a mortgage of ts,oool. upon it. Upon further enquiry, however, it appeared that he paid the late Mr. Bowes 30001. as the purchafe money, aad that the prefent Mr. Bowes had filed a bill in equity to fet aide the conveyance, denying the right of his father to fell it. The learned Jtidge thought the property was not fufficient to warrant bi► taking it as juflifica tion of hail. Mr. 1). then ftated; that he had a mortgage of goool. upon an elate near Cork, late the I.arl of Barrymorc's. THE KING T. OWEN AND MARLDEL. • Nov. 4.—Thcfe ware the twoCopperfinitlis who were convitted at Guildhall, the Sittings after laft Term, for receiving the King's Rores : the AT TORNFY-GFNF RALllow moved torjudgment againft them. 1 1 Mr. Law, on behalf of their Bail, fated that they had fled, and .moved that the forfeiture of the recognisance Mould be paid into Court. Some doubts arose whether the Court could re ceiro! it, or svhcther it ought not to be paid into the Ex:hetpier, as the Court for receiving the King's money. At halt Lt rd Kam row raid, that as the money would go up with the Eareat, it would operate as a difeharge, and rrocefs would not iffue from the Exchequer. His Lordfhip lamented ex. tremely that the wealth of there two Defendants should hare enabled them to cfcape from juilice. A thoufand pounds was a large Cum, he raid, it was trite, but by no means a fufficient companfa- Lion to the public. The offence of which thefe men had been found guilty was of a mon heinous nature. He Rrufled the Arrosser Cis sane would in no degree relax the remaining procee dings againft them, but proceed to outlaw them without delay. Mr. ATTuRNIFY COMM. Cad, he certainly flotild do all that was poffible, and fuggelied the ncceflity of tom: alteration is the mode of taking bid, in order to prereut fuck offenders efcaping for the future. T! KING C. THOMAS PHILPOT. 11• c dzt;:n.iant I , :td been found guiay of the fame fo.-t °Fence, and did not appear. He is ea:4.d i.r•sn Fis recognizance, which was oil dcred tc br tnrent:d. The Attorney-General in, timat et!, t',,nt if 'Le defendant appeared before thtl end of tL: ttrm his basil would be THE KtWC e. IA-PPVISEN. Us UM an argument upon a writ of Manda mus : the point was whether the Corporation of feverfham had aright to make a bye-law, retrain• ing the freedom of the Corporation to fuch per. 'tons as had not only ferved upprenticefhips, but were the lons of freemen ? The Court thought the queftion novel in its nature, andlleferred its • dcci. lion till a future say. FRAUD. Mr. ERSAIN E movedagainft an Attorney, to fct afide an execition, and for him to attrwerthe mat ters of the affidavit . upon the following cafe :—A woman of the name of Rebecca Seatun, lived in Charlotte-area, Rathbone-place, where the pof felled fume furniture ; a man of the name of Ro bert Lea applied to an officer named Woolridge, told•him that• Seaton was his wife, that he was about to part with her, and &fired the officer to accompany him to fetch away his goods. They proceeded to the houfe, and then Lea was about to take away all, even her bed,. when by the in terference of a warrant from a Magittrate, he was obliged to defift. He afterwards fell in company with this honeft Attorney, who told him nothing was fo eafy as to get the goods, and directed 'him to confers a judgment to him, upon which he had rued out execution, and had taken the fame goods, though he knew the man had no right to them.— Rule grunted. Lord KENYON obferved, that there was a very old cafe in the books where a party had obtained goods, pr framable kris, and the judgment was, that be is bawd by tbe sea. COURT OF CORIBAbN PLEAS, NOV. x 4. vnigtoraPLANK V. DONNOVAN. . Lieutenant Simmonds, of the Carmarthen Fen- Bibles, applied to the Plaintiff to make him a drefs fuit of regimentals, a frock foil, a great coat, and a pair of regimental pantaloons. The plaintiff confidering him a young man, and requiring Come further recommendation, afked his addrefs, which he gave, at "Mr. Donnovan's, No. is, Charles tireet, St. James's-fquare." The foreman of the plaintiff called there the nest day, and found Mr. Donnovan and Lieutenant Simmonds together.— Some converfation took place as to the goods, and time of payment. It was, at kngth, men tioned that the clothes were to be made at fix months credit, and Ms. Donnovan Paid, " Send in the clothes—fend the bill to me in fix months, I will fend it to his father to get it paid, or I will fee it paid myfelf." The cafe flopped here. Lord Ai-yawl-Ey obferved, that the cafe was proved as far as it wc..it ; bat by the provifions of a wholefome Aa of Parliament, no man was liable for goods fold and delivered to another, unlefs by a contra& in writing. The Plaintiff was accord ingly nonfaited. On Saturday Lieutenant-Colonel Pasts, toge ther with fereral Britith and French Officers, jufi arrived from the Kali-Indies, preferred a corn plaint before the LORD Mayors againfl the Mailer of the Blofforn's Inn, in Lawrence-lane, for hav ing detained their baggage, becaufe they refufed to comply with an %mina demand made on foam of them for •iol. and on fome others for 151. pur portin_g to be charges incurred at an inn is Deal. fhe LORD MAYOR confidering this an extraordi nary proceeding, fent for the Book-keeper of the waggon belonging to that Inn, who produced an order from Croft' the mailer of the Three Kings at Deal, &firing him to make the demands to quaint), and to flop the trunks that came by the waggon if they were not paid. The LORD Marcie told thefe Gentlemen, that he would be happy to give them any affifiance in his power; but he did not know how to proceed with refpea to the demands made by the perfon at Deal. The Book-keeper then laid, he wanted no more than three-halfpence a pound for the bag gage, and it was agreed that the complainants Ihould receive their property on paying that mo. ney ; his Lordthip at the fame time obterved, that an aftion would lie againtt the Mailer of the Blollom's Inn, if he detained it. The Government lixprels from Dublin, with the firfk drawing of the Irilh State Lottery, can• not art ive before Wednefday morning. Tickets and Shares tontine on fale at the old State Lottery Office of SWIFT and Co. No. t t, Poultry, appoint ed by his Maielly's Commillioners to receive One of the Six copies brought by the above daily Ex prefs. The prefent intim rill be an zra in Lotteries: it will alto be recorded in the pages of hiflory as the aufpicious rra of a general peace, and our do male annals will note it as an rra ofplenty: hence the prefcnt Irilh Lottery will become memorable not only as the laft to be drawn in Ireland, but in relation to its coincidents, general peace, and 10. cal plenty. But will it not be farther produnive of :eras in the lives of many, rho from having gained prizes therein, will thence datc the com mencement of their affluence; independence, and profperity ? In fine, the moil plenteous crop, and abundant harvcit having been fully got in, it only remains to apply the golden fickle to the Lottery harrefi : harvef of Prizes home: and a merry Chriffmas! MAKkika On Saturday the r4tie oiNovember, !Sot, ichn W.ekon, F.fel. to C.karlotte C. Dtemer, rabi. , ve lithe Ire R eve r 1)r. /Soma, of Calcutta, is the protrinet of BeOgal, is the raft Indira. DIED. Fame roe Soutar 0,4211/111....011 Sunday mottling lift. May 3, !Sol, in the sad_ year of his age. 'Arthur Andrew Frahm Mitchell, FA. of Thaintton. Abarletiollaire, of the Civil Servieeon this eftahlithment, and a Partner in the Houle oll`Melfra Smith, Forbes, and Co. Mr. Mitchell was a young Gentleman N' great granite in every point Oar dittingliithes and Sacs the charadlem lie had ilsowly given Riairt7 proof' of his talents for public bullnefs, having, at the age of aditacen. liSed a very difleult, refponSblc, and laborious olllce in the province of Malabar, with equal seal and ir.tegtity, highly o his own credit ; and in an eudnont degree to the fatlifadUom of his lupe rion. In priewe bie,his pundtuallryAnd aflduity were equally cunfplcuous, and would, in dos time, have entitled him togreat tortederatlon in the commercial world. He had a toad flared with minims for hit condodi In focirty, wbbh wivild haat door. Itenrair to a much more mature age ; and his dire:axial lo tie prat** of them was emit& by the love and unveil% of a wide drele of foonds,orlo will icing deplore the crattrople by I which he has been mat of from !lens in Medawar at ltis youth._ CHETI7YEI) EFTAtE. `4 R. CHR ISTIE very RESPECTIITLI.7' A infonns the PI.'RLIC, that Aprliceiisit E. •• to the COURT of MAY:CERN 1./ Pk( 1 1'1:! : the CI lETWYND ESTATE for an I:quite-bon ti. • • Sale of the runic. The matter having been hearth . Las Bier led a certain dneafute to be comolittt with i? • •: of tie Proprietor, in cafe of syhich t.ot Ikinc rum..! the Truitees are to Faced to Me ataidute talc , at;,, • ferve, on the 14th day of Jammer next, of which due 1411 he given. The Sets of the COURT cupid c.. 1, tain:J until this Day at I t o'clock, which Lit i.r:ic:•• d , Tier Notice hiring given in the pahrt Parer*. Pali-wall, Saturday, Nev. - _ COUNTY of LOUTH, within . Alit, el' , !;;_. TO LE SOLI) BY AUCTfON--31? Mr. C;;1 • At his Great-Ron-n, PAII-Mall, on Thoifday. the 4th .2. loamy next, a( One o'CAn7l:. AVaLLT:IIILE aas.l deliraLsk EsT.rrr,connflin g the Manor of Droin..irt. l Quit-Rents, Etc. and five eligi!ile Farms, with regiiii 7 t e l,... jays, and as 6 A. I R. a 4 P. IritA acres at, tick t,euilie 1. entirtly compact, and within • ring fence, lat oe' on three livcs, or thirty-one vars, at moderate rent; to Five Hundred and Seventy-fuer Pounds, and urota t j t the following punChal wed refreetabk tenants, Carraghcr, !snow, 114.Gointerifle, 'frfdale, and Tiior , it Craves, Ettate is debrably fit nate within !lore tc ,;,, sd Andree, tat of Dundalk, and thirty iiiiles from 1 aYar.. .1 ' tbc rod item Andres to Dsiniguldeltown, in the couuty of Louth. The tenant' will taw the Prensifes. and printed rartic.•:, s way 1, 6 h a d it Dance, EN No. 4,, Great tbuit.br,, Dublin ; of the Printers of the Clieltcr and 'Liverpool Pap, at the Rainbow•Cofite-houfc, in Carnhill; and in where a plan of the Altaic may be ken. Mr. CkriMe to tinisowerest to receive propofals by Prie s :, . • Contract MANOR AND 'ARM . At NUkinitoa, near CamAutry. TO at MILLET AUCTION, 11/4 bIIVEN LO:t, By Mr. STAIN - At the Fountain Inn, in the city of Canterbury, on t et ...1 1 , the Twenty-ekhth day of November inftant, o'clock at noon preelfely, A VERY Vaingbte FREEHOLD EST.:II7. nalkn SEXTRIES; . flisailling of a pod ;:nr ro .;„„: • Dair y-Loafe, BurnS,artlock lodge, Cow-hout r, p . an d Ge,nary, Stable% Wagon and Cart ledges, and Lab. r certify Outbuildings; a Hot* mill, with two pair of ito,r, • , grind Wheat and Beans, together with a tank for rain wa:•:, capable of holding nearly Chitty basilica& ; and two ben:r:, , , and ten Acts, 1111/TC OT lefihrif exceeding rood Arable arri tore Land, Hop Ground, Woodland. Orchard and t'..,%1,1 Ground, fully :locked with choke feint trees.—,llf, taps and Garden (pots at a convenient diftartec from o .a lyinglosether in de parifites of Nnekington, I Hardr,t, Pahl borne and Haider, and melt about two mdrt South of Canterbury. Alto a v-ry capital and valuable pirct of planted Woz."Ari adjoining the high road from Bridge to Street-End; by admeafurement to A. aR.OS P. planted ahore rea. .T 3 with ebeinut, yentas, rte. and now in a very thriving consyn t , ' N. B. hauwdiate pont:Gan may be kad of this Woociane, which is exonerated from the Laud Tax. Printed particulars will be seadv to be Sefivcred in the eetrie of a week or ten days; and por, tiion of !bk! other Lard its) b bad on the sat, of Odiober 1802, or inlinediatri7s prrnidet Use rstiescan *grew For further partiguLart enquire of Mr. Jacob, at (who iithrw the preinif“), or of Mr. HA:et, AtLorney at La*, Camerbury.--kCanterbory, Nev. to, 'Sot. DISEASES of the URINARY CANAL and VENEREAL CVIMPLAINTS. MR. DUFOUR infonits the Public,that herrn). daily ha confoited gratis, from 9 to 3, at hi. I•oufe. N 2. j, Frith-14re', Soho, London, in all cafes of Oliftruniens, Stridtura, (Meets, Seminal Weaknefq, Incontinency of Pm, Fiftula., Impotence, and Milky in either Sex. &c. I rum ex/m.lWe Practice in [Lis departin .nt, to which he ha. - fined hinek/f for many years, he offers a method of cure, wad, ellnicious, and which prevents a relaple. Mr. DI'FOUR, fok Proprietor of Daran's celebrated (me dleatedji Bouzies, has ultimately fo improved them, by dime log them of the It-Matto!, effecle of common Bougie', that On faceted where cauftice and other violent means !metalled. For the Venereal Difcafe, Mr. DUFOIJR is in Jflon of Aran's Remedios, fo mild thm they render eunftecrtmit or telinsiat is diet uneeceifary. To enable him to attend pensive at their own hoofea, he has provided the &St wa. of a (kirk man of the Faculty. Perfuns in the country may be cured by Itatlog their cafe* is letters, poll paid. Jolt publicized. price as. 6d. Fif:h Edition, erlsrrL—A Treatife an the above Complaints, Mu' nova with fae various fymptotni and Cafes Miming the p tir.lnt and 4 '..Lag miss er red, of ChalniC Botaideis; an roved method of 'men: go. norrhcas, &c. &c. Printed for Callow, Crows-mum Aube, and ft it Symonds P. teraofter-raw ; Oro to he had at M'Queen's, Plater -Change, and at the Author's. WHEN YrofefEOnal Men of educAtion and re• fponfibility deviate from the general (yftem by the fc • ledtion of a peculiar Branch, the Eamaiou at loug continued fuecefs la the heft *Merle's of fupariorlty. Right years have 1 &voted my praetice to the ovelufire free man of THREE DISORDERS, and the fueeniful tenth of my plan givra me additional ardour to oppofe u far as I am able the ravage, of thole complaints which arc the moil import ant In the claiague of human indrmiti a. After initiation into every branch as an Army Swear, fairosed a IVA at an early period of Practice' toreken inditl els from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dam gerous precipitancy of general PraCtitioners. The THREE DISORDERS, to the cure of which I Eire de voted my attention, comprise every fpoeiet of ‘'ENERSAL INDICTION. whether of a recent or long duration--Dalf• All hinds of DEBILITY, whether elating from the Mho of Se.lowilboy,, or the indulgence of mature age, and Ugly that de rangement of the fyOrmjn Women Which is callzd !MSS or ennut.n . y. Nuautous &rearm it. the refblt of ignorance or bane In the treetrecot of a Simple t; onorrhre. and it not onfroquenny UP pews that the reads of Lae are pothined by the indifcretion elan boor. By a fir,ietaier method fuck complaitn. are M ar e da llfed. and even where other , have felled, I truß tint I may petite/YAM Gay a radical re-eftsblidosseet. lew,bookter we the cafes of eompliasted dithers ht ate difenkr cooped wide the calamii•im tkoations of Mee, erne from Indulgence iste SOLITARY V ICE. or eke prevahmt ties of a fahlowabla kite, acquire that Rata of Ddinity whils I. the anew/ALIA) eanfeeptenee GINA pentieleot habits. Where the unhappy (uffertm broods over hit enifrry, but one, ray conceals his misfortune, it may be Cootie cenfoLtioo hint to knows that although it be m obit& oltlonte or trec• - ..- tataty with other Peaditlooeh, the removal of tbdt DbIL!- el iibiCIES by thrgradioal progrefeof Reservation :OM !mini! , meat dmy empencom. It tit: Mee of. hochukor Venn , te•a begun to reduce Manly ei,ater, much anxiety wili by an early cwireeradion of hie languid Itgc, and in a '• rake no great difliteßeles WA occur. Dot r.hr:e ibis Pcileieneyiess for Imre ClUb*d. a proper p •f• feverantc ieintlifyeafttely rogaifitato revive He luoitratt, frvol of Life, and to rt.-animate the Ceelitituticei. MARRIF.I.) WOMfl4, *to have Jan been ,11fAppiqt , In their tepee:harm* of a Palthlly, Miry he aortal, that in malt initances Inch titfrete err vocable by Medina Aria • llse SECRECY which is forewitiai to my onarrtaking. it'd the (jtmliflcationawhich I have prefenta to pate, lam the Bed , us my Peetenflons, and In coincidence with fu a, tit; it cq merlon is riven, that Mr May be confuncd pnoaln/ (or by lettere IfcLafinga (mall note) at hit bueft. Ago"' • terme. Strand. bras. 'l*cmple•flar. There it an additional entrance In Wateo4treet sad the name is on b.AL due doom. M. It. Menthe, o the Royal College ti: Somm% 1.014110 N: Printed foe the Proptittoty, by JOYIN DAN'. ":. (of Comb?Areet) at the 4 yea Paton onartertre. N t-Nitey-ttreet ; and poWICse.l by LEVEI. KENT. t• :- teebory.piore. Laesbez%), at No. z. 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