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• , - rel. t '• n l. . - ) ?... T i l . _ . .. . 1 . , ..,. a llill‘%.,—;' , ' .. . . • ~ . 4 . / ... i tp,, , 4 ,.. _ t A'-• -• , 4,7 , 4'4.'7 ~ ; 'W.'. - • , . IN P lit l e . ' sr- • v A .... , - (.. .1 - mt . • el,. 41 j. •, -, 71 °.. Y . 0 1 9:) ... ... 4 ' ~ • ..., ~ir • _, II .. . i - I . _ i . Jaustriu,' 184". mONDAY, PRlct SF,Vl;fq-Pfmcr. • FROM SATURDAY AIGII1"S GAZET2IE. T SODAIC POWDERS. Ts of the High Caul of Chanemy. 4 F 1 welt 114scv liacon and other, l'sm tam Bacon and CI% stxrs Pica, Joitx SraDratrr !lA/IVRY, FM]. one , Court, in the Public Sale IZoor.a of con-Bniirliogs, London, nn u sn.t v, , ISI3. at Ten o'Clock in the Face- OLD ESTATES in the Pa '•iiirn (net, in the County of Mid thz Cotin:y of llcrtford. being part ...on, late of Friern "louse, in the ure. docrased, cornering of. several: BUILI)INCS, and PIECES of Lod rAsTuity. LAND, with the of the Lots. Part of the Property ler is, or lately was, in the several ins. Esq. Joseph Jcllicoe, Esq. LaJy. and Antic:ld s M. Joshua. Lust, King. atia; at the sale( fiTast , .:r's Chambers, of Messrs. Wh!te tti,d Dostuek, Seib. At House ; 'Messrs. Attfield and See, will thew the ; at the Reel king's licid Inn, at 'Watford; the the Quelm's Head tat, at Finchtey ; to ; the Greyhound, at Hendon ; and ige, St. Alpo's, Hertford, Hatfield, we, Enfield, and Tottenham; and the Ificatlon to the respeltive th:cupicrs. irs, George.strect, filausiou House. were published, icap Rye. illustrated with Twenty :sting Objects in the County, drawn 4.oss.z, and a liar, price 10s. ed. in GI KENt ; containing aTo- Attica Dewriptien of the COV 'RT; in particular: to which I. p re _ Guide, exhibiting the Direct and Distances of Slaps, and Noble- COOKE, Fag: corrected and ineproeed, BREWER, Es+ !mood, Neely, and Jones, Pater :ovrtan and Colegate; Canterbury ; Libraries in flatmate and Margate. 'S WILTSHIRE. One large VoLune, tvo. corn:Laing 'age*. prim A;I, Ss. boi:rds, ' 'AL AND HISTORICAL the COUNTY of WILTS; con 'owns, Cathedral, Castles; Antiqui. Public Edifices, Picturesque Sec- Nubility , and Gentry, ex c. Occom .otices of eminent and leafned Men, vcn birth. ITTON, Esq. F.S.A. highly-finished Engravings of the the toitnty, and s Map. - ___zrwooti, Neely, and Jones. and G(4l. Brodie and Co. Salisbury. ', printed and i!..ustr.ited uniformly with and Historical D_e_riptions of Id a Map, by J. N. Brewer, Esq. 18s. and a Map, by the Rev. :Ur. Nigh. and a Map, by Mr. Er on and Mr. a Map, by ditto ditto, 14s. sad a Map, by ditto dMts• PEARL and PEARL bEIOI - by the late JACOB HEMET, Den have been proved by long experience degance and efficacy, every other pre- Gums : they effectually preserve the to old age, render them white and the enamel, fasten such as are loose, from becoming woree. They like icately sweet, prevent the Tuoth•acb, , nwthe Gums, and make them grow I.—The Essence is particularly recom 'ersons who have the care of Children as t 'Young and tender Teeth.—None are . the words, " J. Bernet, Bayley and engraved in the stamp. trice Ss. 9d. each ESSENT IA L SALT of LEMONS for lout of Lace and Linen. The genuine the Box and Wrapper. Also his (sat taking Grease out of Silk, Stuff,' Is. each. d DIVINE, price 3s. 6d. the glass. Retail, by Basur and /Stow, Perin- Loudon. !gant Preparation possesses the tly producirg the best Sion* WATER, to a mild aperient, relieving Heartburn, ;be Stomach, &c. It is recommended crows weakness or other causes, reject Salts, &c. the ni.useoti. taste of which them. These Powders possess all the 'hose Salts, in their operation are equally being perfectly tasteless, they may be ' as Adults, who cannot take a Salim, 1. The Powders, taken after too free les of the table, particularly after too igrerable effects are aline ther avoided. rill be found diffusively beneficial, as fie, without debilitating the Stomach. IL Boder and Sons, Chemists and .de, corner of St. Paul's, London ; and Dublin ; and, for them, by all the prin- and kieWitino Vomits:a, throughout at 34. each• gut the substitution of spurious imita- Fse-tirsiie of the Proprieton' sips -4 which Is affixed to e.i:b Hoz. for the Accommodation of the-Public, eon, 1 50, Oxford-orect • Sutton and ; Butler, Cho-grade; Wu, Exchange; MON'S celebrated ABSTER- an effectual Cure fur Eruptions on particularly Pimples, Retches% Teeters, true, Freckles, Shingles, Prickly Heat, leek, Arms, &c. and for Scorbutic and being the most valuable acquisition and t ever offered to the Nobility and Gm. tngdom: tined Medicines the Conatei RAzal Or Consumptive Disorders, and tbe d 4 01 3- 's Drop:, for Scorbutic and other Os vitiat.d state of the blood and limpb- Cour le one family bottle for Oa. with the Liverpool,' engraved on tbo Stamp. :deg a out pound note riser receive $4 lig their letters (rat paid) 11/0 (set pool. • NC‘!BE't 10,131. 111.11••••••^ - THE LOTTERY.--TO-MORROW. Tsvo .C 30,000 Consols--WESB, Cornbill and Ludgate-street. • TO Br. PEREMPTORILY RESOLSO, Pervnant to several Orders of the High Costrt of Chs mad- a C3l',e in which Enamors 11%Aser Bacot: and are PEintiffe. and JONA NVILL!AM BACON and enema-a N ut, Defendants, before Joins Simmers Massy, 1•'.3 cf the Masters of the said Court, in the Public Sale I,:e Coon, Southaniptoo-Boildiegs, London, on 'Dies -.lse 2Ctil des Yof August, 1317, at Ten o'Clock in the n oon, in distinct 1.130 ; CUNDP.Y FREEPOLD ESTATES in the riihea ;:f ard to B arnet, in the County of and 7 2.-at llarnet, in the County of Hertford. bein o f de Estatts of Jahr 3:ton, late of Friern House, I c ov ey of Middkas, Esquire. docrased, cooked's* esE a 50veLi, C 077.1 G ES, Bt . /ILI/I:C6 l 'i, and PIEC ,SABLF, N::: JOl4, and rAsTuity. LAND, wt. ;rye!-:: startli. , ; viral of the Lots. Part of the Pet and thv remair.der is, or lately was, in the s get per'oes :,1 Thoreas Collins. baq. Joseph Jclheoe, Esq. we Tempest, Richard Agent:ld s Me. Joshua Ewe ; e eph and Mrs. King. eirticelars n.ty b.. 'tad (gratis; at the said Master's Char teessita.enptto Buildings; of Messrs. White et,d Doteock 7f. CeOrge-sheet, IV/P3it3O House ; Messrs. Attneld ant ereeare at I ladle y r . wbo will shew the Propt.ttl; at th ev Lim fra at Barnet; the King'a Head Inn, at Wetfore .14.."1 Inn, at Edmonton; the Queen's Head Int, at Fin( berry Tree, at Southgate ; the Greyhound, at Hendon tt?principsl Inns in Uxbridge, St. Alban's, Hertford, Ha get ,,, . e , 'l -row, Edgcware, Enfield, and Tottenham; in reates may he viewed on a;.•plication to the respective Oc Whee mei Rostuer, Soliaaurs, George-strect, Mansioe IL This day were published, Ervtly printed in Foolscap ltvo. illustrated with T e: the met interesting Objects in the County, er,ray..l by Mr. Mentz, and a Map, price 20..1 T,T A I.IZ S TII ROUG KENT; containing ; r ezraphkal cod Statistical Depeription of the COI; set of the 1.31. E of TIIANRT; in particular: to which vied, a r: , 111 nit Travelling Guide, exhibiting the Direr :netts! Crop Roads, Inas, Distances of Stages, and I :tea Ge.3l . :tueo'. Seats. By. G. A. COOKE, Esq: A New Edition, corrected and Improved, By J. N. BREWER, Esq • to : Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, 1 -.ner-row : sold also by Cowtan and olegate; Carner 1 deer, Dover; and at the Libraries in Ramsgate and ills BRITTON'S WILTSHIRE. Vs day was published, in One large Volnine, NVO• tont upwards of 700 Cages. price XI, ts. boards, t t TO POG 1 APIIIC A L AND HISTORI DESCRIPTION of the COUNTY of WILTS as Ace Rim of its Towns, Cathedral, Castles; Ai t.r, llonututnts, Public Edifices, Pictureequ :try, kences of the Nobility , and Gentry, &c. with I;l , qt:whir:al Notices of eminent and !ermined z whom this County bas given bi rt h. By JOIIN BRITTON, Esq. F.S.A. 7!estened with Edgitteen high!'-finlsh td Engravings • :es: interesting Objects in the County, and a Map. London: Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones. ani t.-e!e and Ca. and for Brodie and Co. Salisbury. 0:* whom may be had, printed and i!...istrated uniform! above, Topographical and Historical Descriptions of thf , r3lThirt. 21 Plates and a Map, by J. N-Brewer, Es, Sreerseshire, 11 creates and a Map, by the Rev. I.lr. title, 12$. :kes-eshire, II Platte and a Map, by Mr. Erl.tna an 10s. Hampshire, 15 Plates and a Map, by ditto ditto, 141. Gloucestershire, 11 Plates ands Map, by dim) tibto. . ; • THE ESSENCE of PEARL and PEARL TIFIIIOE, inyetted by the late JACOB HEMEI t - -; to the Royal Family, have been proved by long exist to greatly exeel, both in elegance and efficacy, every nth fentien for the Teeth and Gums : they effectually preset settle in Remand state even to old age, render them whi tautiful withret impairing the enamel, fasten such as arc sad keep such as are decayed from becoming weree. The wise render the breath delicately sweet, prevent the Too Irked) , cure the Scurvy Meth* Gums, and make then but and close to the Teeth. —The Essence is particularly 1 r.raded to .-arent, and Persons who have the care of Chili ne greatest preservative of Young and tender Teeth.—Nt Genuine but what have the words, " J. Hemet, Bay! Btw,Cnckspur-street," engraved in the stamp. Price 2s. 9r BAY LEY . ' TRUE ESSENT IA L S.l LT of LEMO tail Ink spots and stains out of Lace and Linen. The g is signed uW. Bayley" on the liox and Wrapper. A P,..01.1111NG DROPS, for taking Grease out of Silk 1;*C0111:12 Cloth, /cc. price Is. each. Vvtitible PO3IIIA DE DIVINE, price 3s. nd. the g Sold Wholesale and Retail, by &NAM' and Buns, um, Cockspur-street, London. TILE APERIENT SODAIC POWDERS. THIS new and elegant Preparation possess advantage of instantly ptoducirg the best Rona 1:1 , :f being at the same time a mild aperient, relieving Ilea Lk, Nantes, Acidity on the Stomach, &c. It is recoms to those whose Stomach, from weakness or other catiees '1:;;orr. and Cheltenham Salts, &c. the tu.use,iita taste of stars many from using them. These Powders possess 1 3ttiicinal properties of those Salts, in their operation are ?A and efficacious, and, being perfectly tasteless, they iee.a to Children, as well as Adults, who cannot take : k treat in any other form. The Powders, Liken after 141algerate in the luxuries of the table, particularly al : • hwine, the common disagreeable effects are altogether a ~.earn climates, they will be found diffusively bereft city ecrreet disordered Bile, without debilitating the Si' irld by the Proprietors, R. Butler and Sons, Chem: .7.eigees, No, 4, Cheapside, corner of St . Paul's, Lond. " • Sacks:die-street, Dublin ; and, for them, by all tl Beek•ellers, Druggists, and Medicine Venders, tho Zingden t . In ilexes, at 3s. 6tL each. St B. In order to prevent the substitution of spuriou a cif these Powders, a Fee-simile of the I'ropricton 'a engraved in tEe label which Is affixed to earls Box C:3 - stw.tly k , pt on Sale, for the Accommodation of the treand ; Bacon, 150, Oxford-oreet • Sutt • -• t'ew-Chercle-yard ; sutler , Cheapside; Ttslt, Ex ..;•1 Werd, Holborn. OCTOR SOLOMON'S celebrated AB; . . GENT LOTION, an effectual Cure fur Betsy l 7.eCle and SE t N, particularly Pimples, Notelets mats, Tan Sunburns, Freckles, Shingles, Prick: of the lose, Neck, Arms, ge e. and for Scorb s.•....gnus Eruptions, being the most valuable aequ i s i l ti the toilet ever offered to the Nobility as e l it she Ur.ited Kingdom: Alto, those hi.hly-estecined Medicine; the Comet. 1 a nG o, nix fur s Neirr y otra and Consumptive Disorders, and h or ea:matte's Drov.., far Scorbutic and of originating front a vitiates! szate of the blond ant tee Its. per bottle, or four io One family bottle for 335. e• ;I t " Se' ell. Solomon, Liverpool," engraved on the : Patients on remitting a one pound note may rec as uwal, by directing their letters (post paid) be -• mar LlvaspouL • • :14PTORTLY RRSOLD, KENNET AND AVON cr444_44sAliteAtiox NOTICE is he re by given, That at a GENERAL M*ETING of the COMIII'ITF.E of MANAOIt- MENT of the Affairs and Business of the 01 Pro prietnrs of the KENNET and AVON CANAL NAVIGA TION, held at the Town Hall in Marlborough, hike - County of Wilts, on Tuesday, the lilth day of Jtsly, 1111 D, it was re aolued,' that a Divklend of gas. per Share shnuld be mode amongst the Proprietor% of Shares in this Undertaking, and that the same should be payable at Mears. liarford, Bstteraby, and Co.'s, Bankers, Brigid, the Treasuries of the said Company; , or at Mr. Palmer . .l, No. 53, Wo-1.1-itreet, Chtrapsile, London ; on or at any elute After4hr 20th day of •Soptembat neat. And Notice is also het - clay further liven, to all persons who may have purchase'] or otfierwho acquired a right to Shares Which have not been registered in their ntnisci.in the Books 01l tha Com pany, that So order to cntitk them to-receive the said Dividend, the Tramiter or other Instrument by which they may have ac quired their right to such Shares, mist be test to ouir-oilee to b. registered on t.r before the lit day of Septcniljer next. on twhich day the Trattsfer Bool:s will 'be doled, and' nor • *fain opened until after paytnerit of the Ditidimi. WA RD and M ERE. SLOT; Principal Clerks.. Marlborou&h, August 10, 1819. • " N.B. A CWulat Letter will be &Alt to every known l'roprie- , tor before the Dividend becomes payable, informing luni in what manner and at what place to apply for the same. • .-zi FOR SALE BT AUCTION, r. At the Custom-Hoare, RYE, on Tnestusi,., !belie& Ague, 1819, at I.lben o'Qoek in the Mornirg, : T HE GOODS UNDER-MENTIONED, • vlz. About En 01,1nrs Brandy, Gm-proof.; 100 Ditto, ditto, Legal Sttengtiffcr Dealers. 518 Lsitto,, Geneva, Over-proof. • 1981bs. Tta. 16 Croy/nal fnr Bonnets 10 Demi-pieces Cambric . t Brims 13 Pieces Nankeen 1 D nen .I:s,and some To- Gibe. Hard Soap bum Pipes 6 Straw Bonnets The above Goods will not be so for less than the Import Duties. rue FILIAN'ATION. A Case containing about 40 superficial feet German Sb^et Glass. The Goads may be viewed the di.) , preceding, and on the morning of the day of Sale. A Deposit of .C:5 per Cent. will be required. ESSEX, ' ON THE BORDERS Or SUFVOLIC DEDHAM GROVE, Near the Banks of the RIVER. STOUR. ELEGANT VILLA, With Offices, Gardens, Pleasure-Grounds ' and Land. TO BE SOLD BY pUCTIO N, By Mr. ROBINS, _ _ _ _ At Garraway's Coffoe-house, Exchange-Alley, Cornhill, on Tiicaru...y, August Tw..lve o'Clock, in Two Lots, LOT 1. r pliE VERY DESIRABLE COPYIIOLI) FSTATE, Land-Tlx redeemed, nearly equal to Fre9bold; comprising a plea - sant Villa itesidence,stuccoed fror.t, placed on i LaNyn, surrounded by Pleasure-grounds, handvrnely disposed and planted with thriving Trees and Shrubs, excellent Giudens part walled, planted with choice Fruit-Trees in full perfection, and Meadow Land enclosed by Park l'aling, con taining ab out • • • tA.LuAnis and BEAUTIFUL ESTATE, and Ertendve ,• STONE QU.A KRUM, In PERTHSHIRE. 'TO IIE SOLD BY PUBLIC ROUP, Whiditibe Howe of • Atteasines Mowers, Vintner in Dundee, efi'Fallsev the 3d day of September next, at One o'Clock in . the Afternoon,if not previously disposed of by Private Regain, iTHE ESTATE of MYLNEFI,ELD, with the SAL:MON FIS!4I NGS, and the STONE QUARRIES ;belonging thereto, lying in the Parish of Longforgau and County of Perth. 'Chip Edtete it must beautifully situate' on the bauks '!of the Myer 'Pay, in the east end of the Curse of Cowrie, about 'three miles from Dundee and seventeen miles from Perth, the Turnpike Road between these Towns passiag through the Es tate. This Property consists of about Seven Hundred and Seven 5• 7 • 4 41 1 .4ct5q, according to an accurate measure/nem, the greasier "pact of which is of very superior soil; a considerable portion of the. Cteunds it In the occupation of the Proprietor, aad-tLe re •11.%424er is.beki under Loans urlaien expire iu two anti four years after the presets: crap . „ • • A Jun of Water, driving . ensobinery, passes errOril te t : id* Mate, and a I 'arbour, with ex6msise Piers, has Iran far the use of the Marry, which affords the accommodation of landing coal, lime, and other articles, and of shipping that pro-, due* of th t estat e . A con aide ra blit revenue may be derived from 4C harbour as usblisplng station fur grain, and other articles. 7oereis a good Di..usion-house on the E :ate, whh rnirabia:' Offices. A Garden;with an excellent Wall, and contaln(eglitie houses and :Medan Pita, was made a few years zgo, and Eft. wies 'high order. The rozirls aroendthe Mansion-house eel em dished with Baits and (.'amps of Planting, all which, bevtlfer with the whole Wood on the Estate, are in the most thriving condition. ' In short, this is *lie of the most beautiful residences in the fine district of country In which it is situate. The Stone Quarries of Mylnefield, or ilingoodie, are exten sive, and extremely vale t able. 'Mese Quarries are known in London by the name of elle " Dundee Stone Quarries," and fur many years past very large quantities of stone have been sent to Landoll, for the London Cridges, West fxdia and other Docks, iVeolwich, &c. The demand for,the home market is very great. A considerable part of the Estate is held of the Crown, and affarth a Freehbld Qualification in the county of Perth. The public burden* are moderate, and the title-deeds are perfectly clear and unexceptionable. Entry can be gfren at any time most agreeable to a purchaser, ar.l, if desired, a considerable part of the price will be allowed to remain, on the security of the Estate, fur such period as may be agreed on. If she Estate is not sold is cumida, it will be disposed of in the following Lots, viz. Lot Ist, That PART of, the ESTATE which Ilea between the Lands of Gray and the Turnpike Road, m 'smiling about in Scots. Acres; but excepting the Mill-dam and a mail strip of Ground adjoining thereto. • Lot TA, The MILLS and LANDS of nuttuw, with the Mill-dam and small strip of Ground on the North side thereof, and Ground lying along the North ride of the Turn pike Road, from the March with the Lands of Bullion, belong ing to Mr. Weslderburn, to the Toll Bar of invergowrie. This Piece of Ground consists of about Twelve Acres, and having the command of water, is particularly well adapted for the erection of machinery. Lot.3d, The PARMS of EASTER and WESTER PIL MORES, as the same will be marked off from the rest of the estate of hlyinefield, on the east boundary, with the Goat Park lying between the same and the turnpike road. This Lot con sists of upwards of t , ..20 acres of superior soil,•and a considerable part of it is very rich in clay land. Lot 4th will comprehend the Remainder of the ESTATE of MY LNEFIELD, consisting of about 362 acres of the very best (polity of Land, with the Mansion House, Garden, and Salmon Fishing., and will be sold either with or without the Stonc-ciss ttltt, ass purchaser may Incline. Application may be made to Alexander Penton, W.S. York place, Edinburgh; or to Alexander Christie, Writer in Dundee, who ate in possession of Plans of the Estate, and either of whom will give every information which may be required. • The Lands will be shewn by Mr. Allan, at Mylnefield-quatiy. ' • Suaviter in mud°, feather in re. • , • • The treatment m il d—the cure effectu a l . T RUTH, whether it be scientific, moral, theologi cal, or medical, is a beacon, which the ignorant (ma *sel dom perceive, nor what those who are interested in falsehood are desirous of seeing unfolded. Impressed at an early period of our professional career •erkle Ilse importance of a more minute attention to a class of diseases peculiarly affecting the grander operations of nature, we boldly deviated front utat was held cob* medical orthodoxy; attacked the vauntings of enpyricism, and, by dcicating its vile purposes, consider ourselves justly entitled to that approbation and patro liege which, for twenty years, have rewarded. our successful and &inked studies. The estimation of our enlightened brethren, who frequently appeal to our opinion, is an additional gratification to our pride, while our authority from the College itself, strength ened u it Is by the most enthusiastic testimonials of almost every Professor in the British metropolis, must ever protect the sanc tity of our fame from envy or misrepresentation. The impetuosity of youth, or the momentary want of camion in the mature; man, often lead to the etrecta of a contagious dis ease ; happy therefore may the early applicant be called, whose anxiety can be alleviated by a few days care; and even in the more adveaced stages, characterized by numerous symptoms, we can illustrate our as•ertion, by rendering the treatment n.ild, the cure elTectiiel. Every organic change, or functional disturbance, incidental to the generative economy, falls equally within our province, and will yield to our attention. Ammg these are diseases of the ure thra, weakne,s, and constitutional derangements, of however long duration. The child of inanition may be restored to appetence, and in stead of being exhausted by Nervous Debility, he will circulate the manlier proof of vigorous impulce.—The limits of an adver tisement do not allow the classification of out' subjects, bat they are amply detailed in a Work we lately published, cal led " The /rots of tire," the rapid sale of which, accompanied With an increasing practice, are undeniable proofs of our general utility. The Book can be had at 20, Paternoster-row; 66, PiII•SUL 24, Oerrik . +strect, Soho; 174, and 32, Fleet -street; or at any Booksellers. We au tend at horns daily for personal oonsultation, and the terms are alwayi stated at the fitst interview, or• in answer to letters containing a remittance. Patients in the country should describe tit , case, enclosing a Bank-note fot mediciuc and advice, which can be speedily fervtardad to any part of the world. GOSS and Co. M. it t. Surgeons, 13, Bouverie-qtret, Fleet-street, London. T*ENTY 7 THREE ACRES. Situate at Dedhain, well known for its beautiful and healthy situation, excellent neighbourhood, and agreeable distance from Colchester and Ipswich. Inc I louse contslas, on the Upper Story, one large and three smaller Rooms; First Story, three spacious airy Chambers, a smaller ditto, two Dressing-closets, and Water-closet ; Ground • Story, handsome Entrance-hall and Vestibule, capital Drawing.. room, Eating-parlour, Conservatory, Library, Dressing-room, &c. Principal and Secondary Staircases. the Offices cootidn Butler's and Housekeeper's Rooms, with water laid on ; Ser vants' Hail, good Kitchen, Scullery, Larder Dairy, Store closet, roomy Cellars, enclosed. Yard with Coach-house and Stable, and Lsdging.rooms over, Brewhouse, &e. Farm-yard and Buildings; . the whole in most excellent order. Lox 2. An Enclosure of fine. Meadow Land opposite, nearly surrounded by ,Planwions, containing about FIFTEEN ACRES. A very desirable spot for Building. May be viewed by applying on :he Premises, where Particu lan may be had; and at the Sun Inn, Dedham ; the Cups, Col chester, and Harwith; White Dona., Ipswich; Messrs. sleggy and Chalk, Chelmsford ; Henry Coats, 1.1 , q. Great llellaud, near Colchester ; of Messrs. Forster, Cook, and Frere, Lincoln's Inn; at Garraway's ; and of ?.Ir. Robins, Warwitik.etreet, Golden-square. where a Plan :illy ba sees. The Purchaser any be accolitraoclatcd with the elegant Fur niture at a valuation. NOT'i'INGIIAMSIIIRF., Between wormpjlAlN. DERIIY, and MANSFIELD. MANOR, Capital IsIANSION; OFFICES, WOOD LANDS, MITA MRS And the Valuable MiNE of COAL Under the Estate. By Mr. R081N.4, At Garraway's Coffee-I - louse, 'Change-Alley, Cornhill, on Tiseaszsay, August 26, at Twelve o'Clock, in Three Lots, I HE very Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES.— ' Lot I comprises the MANOR NUTTA LI. TEM PLE and NUTTALL, in the County of NOTTINGHAM, Elegant MANSION, erected in the Italian Stile, finished in the most costly manner, with materials of the drstdescription, planned with Setts of spacious Apartments, elegantly fitted up, and adapted for the accommodation of a Family of the first Distinction, (Late the Residence of the Right Hon. Lord VERNON,) Beautifully situated on a fine Lawn sloping to an txteusive Lake of dear Water, nearly Sixteen Acres, storedwith Fish, and surrounded by the finest Forest Trees, Pleasare Grounds, Scc. commanding a singularly fine, extensive, and picturesque Scenery, over a vast eetent of Country, beautifully diversified, in the Parish of Nuttall, within Five Miles of Nottingham, and a short distance from Derby and Mansfield, with an excellent and very complete Range of Domestic Offices, Bath, &c.; capital detached Offices, Coach-houses, and Stables for Twenty Horses, an excellent and productive Kitchen Garden, of nearly. Three Acres, walled rannd, and clothed with the choicest Fruit Trees, fully stocked, cropped, and planted; Hot-houses, Fineries, Melon-pits, Ice. in excellent condition; Farm-house, Yard, Barn, Stable, Granary, Slaughter-110;0e, Carpenter'e-shop, Black smith's Forge, Dog-kennell, and sundry Cottages, and nearly FOUK HUNDRED AND NINETY ACEE,S Of Meadow, Arable, Pasture, and thriving Wend Land , in a Ring Fence , divided by Quick Fences; and the Valuable Mine of Coal under the principal part of the Lands, and of a very su perior quallti to any in the neighbourhood. The Estate abounds with Game, and is in the vicitsity of se veral packs of Hounds, and a very eligible property foe the (Re sidence of a Gentleman. Lot 2. An ELIGIBLE ESTATE, comprising a subet ntial weil - planned FLlAtti7fB9 l / I § E . Pifi*PatlY eisfated near Lot I, convertible, at a very flailing expense, into a desi rable Cottage Resident, with an eteellent Garden, Sera, &able, Cow4.oSiles eic• and S& 1 ?TT *cioo of Pio—, Pasture, and Arable Lend; tlac occupation Mr. *&..apc sorivo, Tenant froai year le year. Lot 3. A very deal/All Cfpri - A GA situate adjoining the ' last Let s stag esttranee of do F-Tiste, comprising a Vick -built Cottage, with capital prodnedit Clarden and a Piece of Alen- dow 44 1 4 11 4, in tt; oc.:u9atiou,e[Mr• 4oittP+4concroig• To be viewed by Tickets Partienbus may be had op the Premises; of Henry Percy, Req. Solicitor, Nottingham; of Mr. Brown, Suiveyor, Pile luismae ; sad at the 1344149g,f . , Head there; the King's head, Derby ; Swan, Mansfield • Lou at Alfreton ; Saracen's Head, Newark ; George, Grantham ; Nen and Chickens, Birmingham ; of Mr . Broughton, fiollcifor, 'Great Marlborough-street; at Garraway's; and of Mr. RAID; Warwick-street, Golden-square, Louden; what a Ma Of the e may be Sta. BY HIS MVES ROYAL. LETTERS ATEN IIEARE'S GENUINE PILI.S, justly famous for curing, in all its stages, the V ENEREAL IHREASE. One small Pill is a dose, and the taking of one Box, in a recent case, will won cor.vince the patient of the certainty of his tiieedy recovery. Nothing can is: better contrived, mart sate, or robrr convenient that) tin, Remedy, tot such se are obliged to go jour• vies or to sea, as it trau..l3 HO confinement nor restraint of diet; and ►ixty years experience (10* etiensiVe practice) has grnoid that it will effect a Cure when repeated Sativatitm and all other methods Altai nothing. For the Surtryand other 'Ch'r,Kiieal • Disorders, this Medicine has not its parallag„ pairiejla. of 40,0100 persons of both sexes • have loco radically cured of the above crud .lisordera, w Ulan the last eight parr. Pestered and sold by the Sole Proprietors, T. PAYI.OI2 and 3621; hienthstre of the Royal Collage of.Surgrons, at theft HiStase, No. p, Tito Dredge-RICCE, in Boxes of only its. 9d. each, duty Included. N.B. Two hack doors, and Lights in the Passages at nlatir They are also sold by their appointment, with eupiobs direc:inns at tlie oy Shop, 103, f/aforci-street; Mr. DisborougltN, Nn. 7, nearly opposite 'the Monument ; and by mac Pero/min every considerable Town in Orem Britain a nd st e l ai d Advice gratis to persoul taking the above, or odic' of the Pro prittot't Medlcices. 1 . es pe Ttsette notifies the appoi n t ment o f Henry figuk Raq , as of the Records in the Tower.] Nk1122.11 1101.1101 y, TO SCILIOS 1 , 1 11.114 rR&SENT raattastries. County of Wilts.—John Benett, Esq. in the room of Paul folo , thorn, Esq. who has accepted tha Chiltern Hundreds. , . MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-orticst, AL101.137.' 13, 181 g. 6th Rcemeet of Dragoon Guards—Captain John Carinl:bael to he Major. by purchase, vice Indite, who retires; "Arum. Dant I/avid Hay to he Captain of a Troop, by purchaw, vise Carmichael; Cornet James Melville Waiket to be Lieutenant, by piirchate, vice Hay; Hood Richards, Gents to be Caret, by Put chase, vice Walker. • 15th Retiownt of Light Dragoons:—Lleutenant Robert Storey, font histfivsy cif the 9sh Foot..to be• Paymaster, vice James Coggin cock sedge, placed upon half-pay. 16th Ditto—Lieutenant George Nugent, front half-pay of the Iteginsent,m be Lieutenant, vice Edward R. Lloyd, Who ex changes, rewiring the difference. 19th Diito-:-George Johnstone, Gent. td be Cornet, by pur..' crate, vice Cumberlege. promoted. 24th Ditto-.-Cornet Frederick IL•chec. Rode to be Licutenar.t, by purchase, vice Deane promoted. 4th Regiment of Fast--Lieurzikant W. IL C. Edgeli to be Cip i take of a Coot/wry. without purchase, vice Edgel!, deceased ; Lieutenant V. illLutt Clarke, front half pay of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, v ice 16th Ditto--Lieutenant James.,Clancy, front half gay of the lit Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Wilhlattt Cl ant, Who exchanges, receiving the diagente ; Ensign Matthew Smith, from half pay of the 84th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Augustus Losack, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 17th Ditto--Lieutenant Alexander Robinson Gale to be Cap tain of a Company, by purchase, vice Merrick, who retires. 20th Ditto--Lieutenant James White to be Captain of a Com pany, vice Smith ; who retires; Ensign John Fauna Wallace to be Littitett.talt, by purchase, vice White ; William Vivian, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Wallace, 21st Ditto--Captain L. A, Van liatenburg, from half-pay of the 60th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Arclubald Kidd, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 27th Ditto--Lieutenant liartholomew .Thomas Duhigg to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Stafford, de ceased; Ensign Thomas Smith to he Lieutenant, vice Duhia ; William Lenox Stafford, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Smith, 56th Ditto—Ensign Piggott Ince, from half-pay of the IL gi silent, to be Ensign, vice Thomas ,litcbell, who exchange:, receiving the difference. 77th Ditto—Lieutenant Charles Coics Pigott tobe Captain of 4 Company, by purchase, vke queade, who retires ; Ensign John Ccifield to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Pigott; Janes England, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Oilfield. HOSPITAL S's'APF. Deputy Inspector Summers Higgins, M. D. from half-pay, to be Deputy Inspector of Hospitals, vice Dr. James 'Welton, Who retires upon half-pay: Cositmission in the Dorsetshlre Reentent of Militia, signed by she Lord Lieutenant niche County of Dot set. Sir William Walter Yea, Bart. to be Major, vice Still, resigned. Commissions in the Manchester and Salford Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County Palatine of Lancastt r. Richard Jones Withington, Esq. to he Captain, vice Norreys, resigned; Edward hlilue, Grin. to be Lieutenant, vice With ington, promoted; James Moon, Gent. to be Cornet, vice • Heywood, resigned; Richard hleadowcroft Whitlow, Gent. to be ditto, vice Kearney, resigned. .BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Jacob Davies Gregory, Crown-street, Finsbury-square, silk /manufacturer, Isom August Sit ko October 9, at tee, at Gußclii4ll, - 'BARR RUPTCY SUPERSEDED. John Goode,Aate of Liverpool, merchant. BA NRII UP rs. 1111rtinEwant. Lawrence-hill, St: Philip and Jacob, Gloticesa tershire, bilker. to surrender August 31 and September 1, at twelve, and 25, at one' at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. •• Arm - cies, Mssrs. VlArd'atid Blower, Lincoln's Inn-fields; or .Messrs. Harris, Small-street -court, Bristol. Matthew Nfright. Bristol, soap-maker, August 24, 25, and Szpternber '25, at twelve, at the Commercial Routes, Bristol. Attornies, Messrs. Wizard and Blower, Lincoln's Inn-fields; or Messrs. Ilarris, Small-street-Court, Bristol. John Downes, Brewer street, Westminster, harness-maker, August 17, 28, and September 25, at ten, at Guildhall. A.e. torney, Mr.. Cheveley, Great Pulteney-street. Malcolm and Gunge James Boss, Dovrgate-bill, merchants, August 21, 29, and Stptember 26, at ten, at Guildhall. At tornicr, Messrs. Nind and Cotterill s Throgrnorton-street. William Barnes, senkr and junior, Alfreton, Derbyshire, sad dlers, Augiirt 2C, 27, and September 93, at tin, at tie Star Inn, Deaufgate, 'Manchester. Armies, Mr. W ood, Brazen nose-street, Manchetaei; or Messrs. Rurttalid Johnson, Tem ple, London. William Maltby,. Huddetzfleld, merchant, August 20, ..at 21, and September . 2s, at eleven; at the George Inn, Ilud dersf.cld. Attornies, Mr. Evans, Hatton-garden; or Mr. Carr, Gomersal, near Lecds. Benjamin Simmons, High-street, Southwark, stationer, August 21, 28, and September 23, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attor ney, Mr Richardson, Clemeut's-lane, "Lombard-streqt. Joseph Barnard, tat:. of Crown-row, Mile-end-road, flour-fee tur, Aurest 21, 28, sod September 25, at twelve, at Guild hall. Atwrnies, Messrs. Woodward and Collins, Nicholas lane, Lombard-street. • Francis Deily: jun. Norwich, eolutufacturer, .Septensber 16,17, and 95, at four, at the Norfolk Hotel, Norwich., Attorniaa b Salters, Cror,by.squ'are, London; or Messrs, 'l . arsh and Barnard, lairtk-street, Norwich. Jane Sari, Southid, 13edfardthire, &sorer, August , '4O, et four, 31, at nine, and September 95, at two, at the Red• Lion. Inn, uighitreet, Bedford. Attorney, Mr. Will'ains, Coteotn. Lodge, near 11:1khauipstead,andlLackman-atieut, , S.:utt Jaynes Meel, Vilse-Street, St. Martin the August 21, 24, and Septende.r 25, at tenor Gail h AL' A:- tcrney, Mr. Williasns t lilackman-street ; Southwark. DIyILIJ3NDS to be made at G umnitALL. Sept. 4, A. Harris, - Gallstone-street. merchant, at twelve. Sept. 11, J. IL • Crelliersted W: G. Cra4tch, ners, at twelve. Sept. il, L. De Symons, Biniter-liquare,,mes. chant, at twelve. dept. 18, J.' Morgan, 'G.' licitian, 'and IL Morgan, Belle Sauvage-yard, stationers, at ten. Sept. - 214•1. C•soke and M. R. Breninin, Strand, dealers in music, at 4. raa ,, 14.. et. 4, G. and G. Evans, High -street, Southwark, hop-mer chants, at twelve. Aug. 31, D. Catnpbell,'lL Harper, and A. Old Jewry, merchants, at ten. 1)1 VIDE N DS to be made in the COUNTRY. Sept. 10, W. I'. Watts, Govan, victuallet r at twelve, at the Sun, North-meet, Gosport. Sept. 17, W. Robinson and S. S. Clapham, Liverpool, Miretants, at one, at the Gecrge, Dalo- smart, LiverpooL Still. 14, 1. Ryinaft, 11a/verley, cloth-mama facturet, at eleven, at the Bulee,,siesd, Bradford. &pt. 10, Y. Higg'iset, north elothi..e, at twelve, at the' cask add uaa, Bath. Sept. 14, R. Trealgold, Southampton, dealer, at three, at the Star, Southampton. Slat. 14, R. Ready Red bridge, butcher, at ore, at the Star. Siuthanipton. S pt. o , }Pula, late of lAverpooLzaerehant s at:one, at tbsl fieorgit, Liver pool. Sept. 15, S. Ready, late of Southampton, dealer, at eleven, at the Star lux, 4automptact. Sept. 6, W. Tarp, Carishrooke, lite of Wight, eattle'-dealer, 2,1 two, at the Rugle, Newp;n4. 26, E. 1,-,ruf ar d, bosega i sierchpow, at elevsa, at the White Ilan, l3ustou. Sept. 6, W. hirsete,llaule), potter, at twelve, at the Miran, Finley. C.oaTIFICATES—Serr. 4. _ _ T. IL Granger, Leeds, mriney.scrivener. J. Rosser, Wziling_ ford, tarpenter: W. Drown, Sr. Joht.'e-street, cheetemonger. j. Crii4th, Carnarson, currier. .1: tzmitlt, Bristol, Unman. J. Snowden, Leeds, linn-draper. P. Symons, late of flymonli, merchant. J. Brewsv. Broadway, ftlackfiiars, warth:suseman. It. Simp►on, hie cf Crowr,eoert, Tire sham IL Johesti4, Eretiaaa'wee - ..r:, Corn merchant. .4 I' I'l j4J t,! I. . 1. 1 t i ' I . • . ... . . • 1 • I , . I c I . . . i 1 i• * ,I i 1 F ill . ~ ■ .