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I N. • :" -;-F7' • • - V • " I nr , • - e •-•‘, -1" P• y. tc c.... lig, ). '• • t , --' . ...t ,, 1! --- - . . - . -, 72/ . 4.-4st•lr's NUMBER 39663 LETTER COPYING MACHINES. SY ills MAJZSTT ' S ROYAL LETTRIti PATENT. HE newly invented Machine for Writing with T two PENS, producing at tke fame inftant two Originals wording to the collusion mode of vrtiting,is offered to the Cam vadat, Political, Legal, and Literary World, as well as to all perfons ilefiroui of preferring authentic records of th..ir correl ?widener, &e. Stc. There Machines will be found on trial to b t far fuperior to any other ever offered to the public for the dirtied% of btifinefs.—To be had only . of,l. H Farthing, No. 43, LoadOn, Pocket-book and portable Writing-de& Ma nufaeturer for exporuition. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. 'TWO LEASEHOLD HOUSES, fituate in J. Southampton-court, Tottenham-court-Road ; Numbered cue and Two, mow let to rely dable Tenants, at the Yearly Rent of Twelve Guineas each.—Term 99 years from Michael mas 5 794. subjedt o a Ground Rent of Two Guineas per Annum. There Premlfes will be fold remarkably cheap. Further particulars may be known at Mr. &Merlon's, Soli citor, Palfgrave-place, new Temple-bar: CEMENT for BUILDING. MESSRS. PARKER. and CO:liankticle, ma nufwaure Cement or Mortar for Building to Water, which far furyaffes in utility, any Torras or Lime Mortar. It F ires to all kinds of Brick-work an uncemniou. degree of ftrength and caution. It Pets under water, fi,n becomes as hard as flow ' and' pixy be etpacd can to the action of the Sea 'view& iniurY• In ell Buildings, therefore, intended Wier to refit or contain water, this Cement may be ufcd with ingular advantage. They alto prepare a very hard and durable STUCCO, which effectually defend/ Buildings front the injurious &sets of wet and Damp. 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The Villager's !,. nd and Phyllelso, is.-34. Binge:or I Srans,3l.--kith. The I ..Akital Pupil, 31. 66. TO SEA BATIIERS. TO Er LET, for the Summer, at Lyme, in Don - or:4re, A MARINE VILLA, the refidence of a Cell i-1. tlernan who means to be abfcnt during the Suinnicr It it furrounded by five acres of ground, part in garden and in lhrubbcry, and commands a view of the Great Wellern Bay. The part of the Houle which will be left open, contain, dium:7- room, drawing-room, kitchen, butter's pantry, hoof keeper's room, fervunes-hall, four bed-rounts, and one dreffing-room on the fink Boor, and three garrets, two hair -cafev, woe.- elders, and other tH/Ices. The kitc hen garden it w7:11 flocked with fruit trees and vegetables.—Enquire of Mr. Filk, hook feller, U'igmore-ftreet, Cavendifh-fgoare. VALUABLE SALMON FISHINGSONTHERIVERTAY BELONGING TO THE EARL OP MANS VIEW. TO BE LET for SIX if EA la:Re; '' ,"''''" by public Roup, upon Wedoefday the 3oth day of September, iSc t, at tsoclock at noon, within the Salutation Inn, Perth, 'THE Filhings of Scone and Rome, lying on the Ealt fide of the River Tay, as prefect*" poiltffed by Thos. Cope and David Blair, and their Subtenants. The lower boundary of there Filltings 'commences about one Mile above the Perth Bridge, and within Tide Mark, and extends along the Banks of the River for fome miles, including many very ssecUtnt Pahang Stations, famed for produdng Sebum: early in the Woo, and alio in abundance. The Piling., of of Innerburfl, next adjaCent to the above, and as prcfently poffdlhd b r Main Stewart, merchant, in Perth ; and the FilhingS of Aikenhad aid Pit !GOO. as now occupied by John Richarelfon Ell. and R. Wil iam; Etta there Flthidgs yield Salmon early; and all the Fiat lap awl much iniproved.--PartiCutar Infortnaio3 had by ap lfhig to et Efq C. S. Edinburg air, at Celen,by Perth, who will dire.% the &ferent Boundaries Ai the Villiiog r to be poidtetout. • „ LION ANK KIDDERMINSTER: TO BR LEI' and entered Urn lnunediately, I"HE. aboie truly ceimmodiotni and convenient INN and TA VB1(14, now in full Baines, and timid* fitted del bly ftiukl,in the Town oikKiddandniieran else entity oWorFeffer, with ca*al Stabling tor OOP, 411orfekiCoacF-houlis, and every nateffary enovenience' for . tarrying on the lisnlieeping and Poillug Raises; fnuated on the mutga acciltssmal Roal leading. from Batlibsul Braise to ' rinlyheita, rtirgway between Warcefter and Brikenorth, be ing about fourteen miles dillance from tach Pince, tugilher . nigh a Bawling Green, and about many-live Acts of ticcel lent Land lying epasiintous thereto. . . ' This in the only linkiip Kiddcrntioltigat which Chalks are kept. The ituad ialtibtitirptit in molt compleat re. pair, and slie.Bunnefs is - greatly Increaftng, and part of the ,Peiting Bugafflronalklyhassi tiwou,gb Skrewlbury to dim has lately .'Wn taked through4Cldderminittr, it being ncarer than through Birmingham. The Houfehold Furnittfre and Stack to tie taken at a Lir Valuation, and more Land may be had if renuired. For Particulars apply to Mr. Turner, Park•hall, near Kid iknninfter ; or to Mr. Haller, Attorney-at-Law, in Khiskr- Walter. Na i s GREAT-CUMBERLAND-PLACR, mu OXFORD- STREET. - BE SOLD SY AUCTION-By Mr. STEPHEN 4, _ . . On the Pet:Tiles, on Thurfday the 6th of Augult, and follow ing day, at Twelve o'Clock, -- • I'HE Elegant HOUSE HO LEIFIT RNITLI RE, lsigg Glare% a Lady's valuable Worilrebe of beautiful fat WoAdi *it Drzwing-rooni Suits, Or Mohr Orman. nts, Beefier Stoves, Ranges, Coppers, mid other valuable fix tures, the property of a Nobleman ; at his Hoof,. No. 2, Great Cumberland-Place, near Oxford-lircet ; comprifing lofty Bed- Reads, with Chintz Hangings; excellent Beds and Bedding; Mahogany eloaths Pref.; Chell of Drawers; Dining •Tables on claws ; Card and Pembroke ditto; large Carpets ; and numerous Kitchen Articles. To he viewed on Vi . ...dnefday p►eceding the file. Catalogues :lily be then had on ilse Premira ; of Mr. Ste phens, Lower Brook-ftreet, Grofvenor-(quart • ' and of Mr. James Denew, a his AuEtlon-room, No. 30, Charles-14,x%, lacrkeley-fquare. TEDDINGTON, TWICKENHAM, and HAMPTON. TO BE SOLD, purfuant to a Deuce of the High Court of Chancery, made in a Cade, Vale and others v. Davenport and others, before John Simeon, Efq. one of the Mailers of the fail Court, on Friday the sath day of Auguft next. at the Public Sale Room of the fald Court, lituate in South-vile ton Buildings, Chancery-lane, London,—in Thirteen Lots, PART of the FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD ESTATES Lite of John Davenport, Efq. deecated, Iltuatu, at Teddlngton, Twickenham, and Hampton, in the County of Middlefez, confining of Tlitee capital Manfion-houfes, with fuitabk °faces thereto, Three other Dwelling-hooks ill 'reddington-itreet and Two Cottages near thereto, ago about Eight Acres of A mble, Meadow, and Palture Land, great part of which is 6tuate immediately adjoining the River Thames, and well calculated for Building. Printed Particulars ',hereof may be had at the raid Maftor's Chambers, in Southampton Building;, atorefaidond of Vernon, Vines, and Fry, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn, where Plans of the Mitts may be fem. SUONAL-HALL, STAFFORDSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION-By Mr. CHRISM., At his Great Room in Psll 7 Mall,. on ToefiLAT the asth of At.- rift,' ((if not previodly difporca of by Prit;ats Contract), at One O'clock, A Capital FREE HOLD, anti fmall part CO Pr- HOLD ESTATE, called SUGNALL-HALL, in the Perla., and two milet front the Market Town of ECCLLS HALL adjoining South to the Chelter and Mad Coach Road from andon, nine miles from Stafford, eight from Stone, (:unl Netkation Coals and Lime) nine from odur nom 111 et Drayton. eleven fmm Newcaltje-under-Line, twenty- Even from Sl.r.wfbury, thirty-eight from C.'hcfter, and about 140 from London, confining of a capital, uniform, exceedingly convenient and fublantial Itoue-built modern Mention, WWI atta.led and detached Offices, peculiarly adapted to the Villa and elegant l'erme Ornee, visual walled Kitchen Garden, de clining to a fouth-ealt Afped, and including an excelknt Hot houfe, Oreen-hoofes, Ste. uniformly built; and two hundred and three Acres and upward. of Land of the Grit quality, in a ring fence, diverfificd with Mi. Dale, Wood, and Water, in the happidt Byte of nature. The on is fatted on a bold and commanding eminence, is back and flickered by chafe full grown Plantations and riling grounds from the North, and commands profpeets thirty miles in extent over the Park-like Home-grounds, and a fertile, pia t.althy, and finely-broken woody Country, abounding with Game, fine Roadl, Field Sports, and Oenticnacn's Seats. The Eftme declines to the South and Eafit, is fubdivided funk fences into convenient inckfurrs, interfperfcd with luxu riant Clumps and Plantation. of large fprcadlng Foreit Trees, feathered down to the furtacc of this apparent (pacing* Lawn, the Pinfure Ground continued through the Demcfnc, Woods; and &bled by (Cop Meer) a nateral Lake, fed by an abundant fircarn, and containing waren hundred acres of Pellucid Wa ter, open to innumerable enchanting views. Take , Genius, and Mcchattifin have been moll happily exerted In decorating this charming fpot. The Ettate maybe viewed by applkation at the Hall ; and printed pardcuiars had at the Primers of the Litchfi-Id. Bit mingbatn, Mancheiter, and Liverpool Papers; at the Rainbow Coffee-boort, Cornhilf ; of Mr. Crutweil, printer, Bath, where plan. of the Mate, and ground plans and elevations of the Houk may be leen. Alfa, at Mr. Jahn ratßttt s, A.rchitcd, Llvet po.l ; and 1112 NU -MAIL MONDAY', AUGUSTS, isoi COSPORT.—.FOR PUBLIC SALE. At the ilil:4 Atm h.u, °la Thurfdai. the 6th day of Augult, . _ ' T 8: t, at Elotut in the morning, THE gool Frcnch Loggcr Privateer la BRAVE, -I- now . lying in Portrnionth Harbour, prize to hi* Nl,j*ll.o, Chip AKE rUt:! , A. Tuumns WoLi Er, EN. Commander. DIMENSIONS. Lanett of the neck 67 fect 3 inches. BreAdili, extn me - - 14 S l i. IXptb in Hal - - 6 S Burthen 62 10.94 Tons by Admearueement. ' This veal mounts 14 - airriage.glim, is quite new, fails re markably faft, abundantly found In new and old Stores, I; well adapted (or a Privateer, or a li bt carts, and may be rent to fca at very trifling cipenec. VOSPORT:-.FOR PUBI.IC SALE. At the Ina' Arnn Inn, n t Thurfday the 6th day of Auguil, iBot, at eleverein the morning, THE good Sp :with Brig PURISSIMA EL CONCEP r101s1; captured on her voyage from St. An. dem, by his Matefty's Ship CONS rANCE, Z. Munue, I.tq. Com meander. Length of the Deck - - - 68 feet 4 Inches. Extreme breadth - 2/ o Depth in hold - - 11 0 • Admeafures about 118 2-94 tons. The above is a strong full built Brig, nearly stew, of an eafy draft rat water, and would anfwer well in the Newfoundland, Qp.bee, or Mediterranean employ. ast the faint time, will he fold her entire Cargo, confining of, Confumption, About 880 Barrels of Indian Corn Meal. am Sacks id Peak and Bans. 200 Ditto of Wheat. The tame may I.a viewed three days before the tale. on ap plication to Mt as. Page and Lvans, Goiliort, of whom In ventories and Catalogues may Ix had. TOM SOLILYAUCTION, by Mr.irttost ss it.uPCK, on Thurfday the aeth clay of Aqua loft- at the link of the Three Cups, in Colcheitcr, LiTex, at Twelve u'Click at Noon, AN ANNUITY, or Yearly RENT CHA AGE A 1 . of ONE: HUNDRED AND TWENTY POUNDS, free of all deeludions whatever, Dining out of a Capital Free hold Eltate called Wet.ley Hale, lltuatc in the raith ot Wixity in blicx about miles from Colchefter, payable half yearl), at Cnri ftn*a and Midfuouner, 0. S. with a power ot diftrefs in cafe of qpn-payment. The Ellate is tunple G curity for the Rent charge. Further isaniculars may be had by applying to Mr. Henry Lyycli ' Sohcbor, No. tI, New Inn; or Marrs. Mali:in and Duhn,Solleltors, Ipfwich, Suffolk. A CORYHILD RESIDENCE. NEAR HENIFI . HEM P STEM, H ER'rS, by the GRAND JCNU'riGN CANAL. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—BY MR. SCOTT, On Thuridaypc aoth init. at Twelve o'Clock, at Garrawsy's, Chaim-Alley, London, (Except previoufly difpored of by Private Contrail.) ASMALL but deferable COPYI-101.11 ES TATE, nearly equal in value to Freehold, the Efrc being trifling and certain' in a vdy pleat:int fituat ion for build. ing a Refidence, at Box-Moor, one Mile from Hemel Hemp. I Read, in a favourite part of the County of Huts, particularly for Falling and Held Sports; 7 Miles from St. Alban's, 11 from London Leoufifting of two Tenem,nts with Out-buildings, and live Acres of rich Melded Land adjuining. Ict to Mrs. Budd, who will Skew the Prernifes ; Two Cottages at Crouch field, near the above. Particulars at the Bell, at Hemel Hcntp fleal; Fier Arms, Watford; White Hart, St. Alban's; 'the Yorkfhire tidos°, at Paddington, at Gummy 's, and ut Mr. Scott, Ludgate-hill, Loudon. NEAR ASHBURTON, DEVON, in the SOI/111 HAMS, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. CHRISTIE, At his Great Room, in Pall-Mall, Thurk.iy, Austin :3. at r, A CAPITAL and Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, confining of the Very extennve Manors of Maynhow, Buckle:lrish, and Button, with Cour.- 1.. cts, Court Baron, Omit Rents, Fines, Herints, Tulls of Fairs and Markets, Righr., Royalties, &c. and rne!ait Man'llon, Offices, Oardims, &e. in good repair, and near 4000 Acres of Arable. Upland, and Water Meadow, Pafture and Down Land, Titde free, Land Tax redeemed, loon Acres of which are endured, and divided into ten Farmi, and let to rerpedable Tenants. Allis about 6co Acres of capital Timber Grove Wuod and Cop pice I.an4 in hand. The Estate is will watered, of the prefect annual rent of t,;001. capcbic of very .-csAiderable improve nt.nt. Tb.: Mate abounds wit h plcat ynf lien: Stone and beau trul marble rock, convertible into cl y-pieces, &c. A Water Soak Corn Mill is let wi.h Btrtot Farm, wl•h the valuable privilege of depafturing Rork in Dartmoor, formin in the whole a molt come, , ael and dcitrible Elia*, with great plenty of game and field (port, as the &Mt:guilt:x.l Divonthir.: tor Dean Hunt depends on this fpot for its (port. The ti rise Grounds and furroundii.g Country is beautifully pia's:civic, and requires only a few judicious works of art to render it a molt charming renitence, fitwate on thc. Great WeStern Itnad leading from Exeter to Plymouth, dillant from Afhburtun thee: inites,flx from Tapers, twelve from Torbay, fifteen from Tyn mouth, twenty-two from Exeter, and fame diStance front Ply mouth. The Elate may be viewed by applying to Mr. Dean, It Brook Houfe,and particulars may be had onc month pre:T.lbl th.: (ale; of the Printers of the Eset:r Gazette, Slut b Brie and SJllibury Papers, Bath Chronicle, S Farley 's Brigol I uraal, of Mars. Grahams, Lincoln's Inn; and in Pall Mali, where a Km of the 1.11 AC may be fern. EXTENSIVE FRFEHoI.I3 ES PATE. EAST-RIDING OF YORKSHIRE. TO SOLD IIY ►UBLIC AUCTION, On Saturday the ssd day of .tuguft next. at The, io'elocic in the ekirrnoort, at the Houk of Mr. Smith, thL . ribut _ . • 1/ alto...Yoh 644., A MOST VALUABLE ESTATE, fituate at FI.IXTON, conftLing of upwards of One Thoufand Acres of Arable and Pafture Land, and alto Five Hundred and j Fifty Acres, (more or WO in the (tinted Pallures of that !TovenOilp ; together with four Farm HotiLs, and every ink -1 able and convenient luilldlng, mawy to carry on the Fawn ing Bidinefs of a large Eftate. The above Property will fiat be put up in one I.ot ; and if not fold all together, will then immediately be pry up in Three diltinet Lots, to accommodate tittle who may will' to make (mailer porehafcs. The IlktuWon oldie above Efiatels molt eligibk; being with , in Ten Miles of Bridlington-quay, and Seven Mikes of Scar borough ; both well-known Bathing Places, capital u to Mar kets, and where Coah can Away+ be preeitr4 and the Ex portation of Corn is coriltva and certain. The above Eltate is exonerated front the Land-Tax : the Proprietor has already paid his Contribution to the Aft lately palled for draining tt c Low-lands of the Fame, which in a wort time will be completed; and it may Uwe rearonably be expected will double the pc:fent Rental. With the ERwe will likewik be fold the valuable Manor, • confeffedly known tube the Fineft and molt Trying Ground in England for Greyhounds, and where a CourUg MeethiL is now eltabliikcii The Manor abounds with Hares, Phealanta, and Partridges ;and in the Low-lands is tome of the brit Stripe Shooting to be found any where. For further Particulars apply (if by Letter, pot paid,) to the Rev. Jobs) Minithorpe, North Burton, Dear Sledmere, Yorkflire. _ . . • N. M. If the Mate, previous to the Jay of the IheulJ be fold by Private Contrad, Jae nutter will IN. riven; snit to an eligible Purebafer, &mild it be an accommodation. a . pan of the PuteLlapNloacy rt., be left as Mortrige. E '''CF . Frcm 1%. LONDON C42:1:7 7 A.t the Cov lrt at litcyrnotgb, thf.• ; r.:: ,!* July tRo the K sc's Mna y in Comlci!, His NI Ai csr v, in CoAncil I!; 4!;ty ;• to &clan.: his Grace WILLI A:1 11.sr. I I .. 'a~ N Duke of Fut,rmki.n, Lord Prefid-..tit jelly's Molt Honourable Pi ivy Ci.one:l, an,t los Grace took his place at the Board accorti; His MAJI.STV having been plc.tte t to silt; the Right Hon. Tuotr.as 1.01"t1 1. ,10 one of ins Mi•jcily's Principal :L. c,, (4 Sta.,., his Lordthip was, tltk day, by 16. 11.1;:tiy', coio mand, fworn we of Lis Majel.y . s Pt taries of State acenrdingly. It is this day ordered by bis s'l'V ill Cl cil, that the Parliament which hands pr0rtt.,!,,,1 1 to Thurfday the Gth day of Auguit ne::t, be fur ther prorogued to Tuelday die stli day of :4- ; tember next. DOWNING STP.EtT, AUCII7,T 1801. The KING has been ph:Ai:7d r ..eri.int W A'Cotner, Efq. to be ll' , D!.1; , -;;)'s zaly Legation. at the Court oi YL: y. WAR-(rFFICI., 'XOI TO TEE urric:::t:: -PAY. All Officers cn ihc of Ole Lau! I'un.•, tcr:lent in Great:Brit:An and Irlard, whu IVil:2 itt th, or who do not hold oinc.. tir,...tc arc quit ed imrnedi.dcly to tr..rT,nit to (•c:urel Offic, , a c•••~- :uac.ling io the Uilltich within which t'• an account, in writin-, el t.:cir 1 , ..ft V. rvicut, at:Li pret , ..r.t place of abode, in oriltr L.lll I may be Mr, as c:rcumit.mc,. (hall t-rtt,r it (^1 . ...ti, : loch Mink thcritfavt.s, from s ; c or infirmiti t-t.!'tt for t7trthor fcrvicc even in this country, arc to 32C01:1; r•T‘eli ith heti, dent vouclicrs of their tmd thc °Meer' on half-payasarc fcreMg in the Militia, ur or. •th-...r -wife cmploycd under Government (oteett of the 1 s oacti. l y and Volunteer Corp pram to made to the Generals coramending in diaritfts as alit.74 tusrtiuncd) arc to tranfrnit fmular aCCI.UIIi s to the S:cr.tary at War, fle sifying alfo the nature of the public fitultiom n hielt they tan& refs. The Gcneral OMeer: eornmaticii. , •; in dittrLts w:.l returns to the Secretary ;I: War of el: name, of the 011ie: ts wbo that! report themfcleca in pertJanec of she a'e.ve nude: And every OfUcer who Piail nezt.aft to milt.: his report, ei.ber to chi. Commander 0. a diltridl or to the eiecrsta: y at War, ao cording to the circtunftaaces of hi, (*dualism, within rine month 1. - ont the datc hereof, he eontl,Vred as utllctsvik F r o sid,l for, or dead, and his name will he kteck off the half-ray lift accordingly.—By his Nl:ljety's iollllll3re l ir. Vii. —Sucu NIILVrAK IsßONti, C. YOKICV Commiflion in the Volqiii...er 4!irrciittion of the Ward of AldAnte, in iL City of Lonslor, , figned by }•.;s bifrii:ity.-1):..c , i July 21, Petcr Power, Gent. to i,e_lll.r.gn. v. !... Commidian in the Woovir iated Troop of Cavalry, finned by his Niejeity.—Dated Jt.ly 21, 18..”. Sir llama, M. Wilton, Bast. to be Captain, viz.: Ilemnitt, rtfignod. Conarniflinn in the Fir fl (orArgyllihire) Regiment of North Britilh Militia, fign,:d by the Lord Lieutenant.—Darted Pine 9, Is', r. Captain W. Griot, of the late Fiat to I.c vice A olyertion reii+ncd. Coromii ion in the w Norfolk Nltlizia, 11:;ne1 by the Lord Lieutenant.—Eallein Enfign John Barnes Gregory, to bt ;claimant, vice wing bowleg?, promolol in the Cavalry.—lbited April a s, t 4c BANKRUPTCILS EN( .ARGFD. Auguß 17. Jrifcph .-1. - igus, of the Strand, ,arver and &Wei% a , ten, at Guildhall. Augult t 7. Richard HilittPd, of Huhn, Surrey, at tea, at Guildhall. If ANKrtIIPTS. Thomas Tlott:rfhcad, of A1..m.:1,..1tra,,,,,tt0-t-maraf is furroldct Anc,uit to, t 3, and 17.. .1! r:tr.r. S•.r Inn, NI ,ncltdt, r. l%ttUrniCS Th. Wl.l. or Me. Ldge Inner 'l4.t,tp le 140,1E'. •. • - Janus Culcc ont, of Cos etlt-Onrtlen, brie.; :yer, AIWA. 4, 11, and S. - pt. 12, at tai, at Atturn. y. Mr. prom, IJukc-Itreet, ..... . - . • William Nl:olden, of MA:IC:11 Lr, nierhaler, .\vpnß R. 21, an .l &rr. 12, at ten, at Guildhall, Lomlud. ALtiLio... : , 111 r. Md . '. clkfun I:Av./lac: London . John Evan', of Blackr.4l,l.aocafhire, vkquaPer, Al,ruft to, T awl kept. t 2, at four, at the hook. of FrAlcis Hilli.:gr, in I:16 Tlarkei place, Manchefter. Attornica, tfrs. Sharpe and Eerlei, Tlancheiter. William hlarafen and Cbriftonh , 2r Tnnre. of I.iv , rprvol, chants, .%uyult 4, c, and 6 , 14. don. Attorc!..s ' court, Throptmorton.flivet, - . _ - John Brain, now or late of Br'llol..leal,r, Alrel 6, - ticrt,t 2, at ten, at the Rummel Avern, ?do. K. U.141b. Dank' swalluw, of Roth,:rhithe, Surrey, 147..1u;1.:! 4. a 6. and Shpt. 12, at ten, at 1:11it..1n../1. .1tto; WiLet and Auuclky, DIV WiINDS. Ant& 29. Aletander Janiln.., of St. IlLry, Hay.rforJw ‘ it. It."Acrt 1 1 .1mr, d i.) W rit . More lhopkeeper, at ckvco, at Mc 1;;IN Tay. rn. litiflol. merchants, at ten, at f Mi:Jh Jl. . Au ei gult . r.:n 2 c 9 h . urc H h u . t it chlt rcc ifon M t, Angult 2s. William Bouncy, now o- late of Li ~r..,•, ,, 1. ro•p boikr and tallow-chandlrt, at twt:lvc, - ,t the +,' '..'i.:+ to LiverpooL Auguß 26. Thomas Dade. of Great Yarrnout!:, Ncrf chant, at three, at the Star, in Great Yam.. Auguft a 3. Richard Marth..ll, of King's-I.yoo, lk, bco:.- feJler, at ten, at the Guildhall, King —l.ynti. Augnit 27. George Whit:y, Late of New Mal , est, Vocht:ae, hock-dealer, at nine, at the Black Swan, Vo-k. Auguft Abraham of L)nn Norf corr. tie2l4.v,at cit.% ci., at Guilehall, London. Aurnft 29. J.Lnies . Willis, of Puddists-lAnc,l.ozd:ll, r, n. at eleven, at t;ulldhalL Sept. Is. William Allen, of Birmingham, drurgift atirroc , :, at clever', at the Spread E leh. Inn, li.rmis , pbani. Aura ii. Claarlct Lidrkt,, of Cl.dtzr t . . . viEtualler, at trn, at the t.Trown !nu,lton, Aunt* aB. 'num, ut Cheltenhim, vtelu.,Jrr, at . . a; the l'iuush Chci•enharn. Austin st. )m acs C.9)cr, oc El fOlll, &may, bt,:vrtr. at tm. at Ouildto . . . . [This Gazatc contam; Orif.r? in C•itinc4l fru further prolonging, fur liy months, trim the 12th of the prohibition of the esporteion of fav,t co, ...a, or ;0; in aoy form, fo that tl. f.unc may be caati cobv.itce. imu a naval ltorc.]