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4rr !~I KAU ncA L INTELLIGENCE. IX CONTINUATION 11031 THI PRECEDING TAW. The Fortitude, THOR% rrz, from Liverpool fur the Baltic, is Ina at Caithners. Crew laved. _ The Juliana Margaretta, MINCNINSON, from Copenhagen, for St. Croix, has been on the Good win Santis, and got off again with damage. The Terry, HAILRISOW, from BeWaft to Dant zig, was wrecked on the salt of March new Stromnefs. • _ _ On the night of the gth of February laft, in lat. 2.4. 30. long. So. 54. while the Diana, of Bald more, was hailing the Nancy, of Natchez, the Cap tain of the latter cried out to the former, that there was Tome one overboard. The Mailer of the Di -3114 immediately hove his fail aback and lowered Ins boat, when a voice repeatedly exclaiming " I thall be drowned,"direfted them to the fpot where a wan floated, !Whining a woman apparently dead : the poor fellow made them take her in fire, and by proper means life was reftured. The wo man was paffenger in the Nancy, and in a heavy roll of the veffel to leeward, fell overboard, when a tailor, who was likcwife a paffenger, plunged af ter her, and fupported her under one of his arms until the boat picked them up. The brig Induftry failed from Halifax, Nova Scotia, on the soh of november, for St. John's, having twenty.four perfons on board, lixteen of whom were pallingers, and amonge them a lady and her three infant children. On the evening of the aoth following, then feventy miles weft of Sea Ilk, in the Bay of Fundy, the veffel was dircover ed to be on fire, and the flames by ten o'clock had extended to every part, and compelled the crew and palkngers to take to the boat, which, only 16 feet long. and without provifions, put to fea—the wind blew flow; off land, and the waves ran tre •mendoully high - ; on the day following two men died Of cold and fatigue • and on the third day, the lady and her three children perilhed through want. On the filth day, five only of the twenty four remained alive, and the furvivors were fo weak as to he unable to throw the dead overboard—they eat part of one man, and with this exception, bad not tailed food for feven days. On the feventy, they were picked up by a velfel which carried them to Yarmouth (N. S.) where one died imme diately after, and three others loft the ufc of their , limbs, in confeTtence of the hoe. Thz (hip Effex, from Jamaica, in her palfage to the Havannah, loft a man overboard; a boat, with four men, immediately put off and picked him up ' • but on returning to the fhip, a fudden Iquall upfet the boat, and they all perifhed along fide. Times appointed for the following Eaft India Mips, taken up for the feafon, 1802. Thames, taco tons, Managing Owner, Abel Chapman, Efq. Captain Robert Williams; Canton, [l9B tons, Managing Owner, William tufhington, Efq. Captain Thomas Lulh testae ; Wainer Cale, 1100 tons, Managing Owner, JJohn Pafcal Larkins, Efq. Captain tees Henry Bond. for Emit bay and China ; and Arnillon, T2OO tons. Managing-Owner, John Wediletturn, Efq. Captain Campbell Majoribanks, for Bt. Helena and China; to be :Boat Odober 21 to fail to inland Nor. 6, and to be in the Downs Dece mber: rt. ter, taco tons, Managing Owner, Sir Robert Prciton, . Captain Thomas Robertfon ; Perfeverance, taco tons, tanaging Owner, William Frafer,Efq. Captain James Twee de; Alnwkk Cattle, taco tons. Managing Owner, John Locke, Efq. captain Charles Elton Prcfcott, for Coaft and China; and Marquis of Ely, taco tons, Managing Owner, Kober Wigrarn, Efq. Captain Andrew Hannay, for St. He and China; to be afloat November at, to fail to Grave . December S. and to be in the Downs January to. Barges, 820 tons. Managing Owner, John PRAT, Efq. Captain A. F. W. Sirinton; Baring, Sao tons, Managing Owner, Robert Charnoek,Efq. Captain Dixon Meadows, for Madeira and Coaft and Bay ; Lady Jane Dundaa, 820 tons, Managing Owner, Robert Wigram, Efq. Captain Hon. Hugh Litidfay ; Marquis Welleßey, 818 tons, Managing Owner Matthew White, Efq. Capt. Bruce Mitchell, for Coat and and Marehionek of Ratter, 820 tons, Managing Owner, Locke, rig Captain John Locke, Jun. for Coaft and (Mucci' IftariCs ; to be abut December r, to fail to Grave . . December an, and to be in the Downs January 25. Seim, I zoo tons, Managing Owner, John Locke, FJq. Charles Jones, for China, to be afloat Jan. 4, to fail for Crawford Jan. tB. and to be in the Downs Feb. 23. laltbantßow. 820 tons, Managing Owner, Robert Wigrans, Efc Capt. Ariew ; Bengal, 818 tons, Managing Owner, Giel Gillet, If+ Capt. Adam Cumine ; Lord Nelfon,Sts; Managing Owner, Robert asamock, Efq. Capt. Ro- Spottlfwood ; United Kingdom, 820 tons, Managing Owner, John Atkins, Efq. Captain Alex. Campbell (aging), for Coati and Bay, to be afloat Jan. 4. to fail to Graveknd January 18, and to be in the Downs February 22. • zoo tons, Managing Owner, Thomas Ncwte, Efq. Capt. Dunsford, for China, to be afloat Jan. ill, to Laid to /dead Fed 2, and to be in the Downs March z. t zoo tons, Managing Owncr, Sir IL Move, Bart. Capt. _ Maeitarnara • Royal Charlotte 1252 toes, Managing Owner, John Clanents, Efq. Capt. Robert Potteries ; Brut& wick, taco tuns, Managing Owner, T. New te, Efq. Capt. Philp Hughes, fur China, to be ifkat January IS, to fall to _ . I Mips, tako is( Ca.rin I rpt Owner, V Mean ; V Pakal Lai lay and C John Wed • St. Htlena Gravefend Cirencelter, • Ban. Copt Managing dale; Alin Locke, El ' China ; at Kober WI; 11 Jena and C fend Deer Lady Burger Captain Owner, R ' I , Madeira a Managing I rindfay ; Matthew . Bay; and John Loci Molucea I fend Deco David Seim, Capt. Cha Crawford Waltbantßo , EC* Capt. tops, Mar ben Spot Owner, for January 1 • Cr rer, 1200 Wm. Dun Gravefend Olotton, t 20 Wm. Mat Owner, Jc wick, tsc Philp Ha firavefek Earl of St. V .Larkins, Hughey, Bombay, I , , bruary 16 l I Britannia, 7 Aladrua , I • Feb. 16, Midas, tl Capt. C. I Owner, 1 altrat M the Down I Herculean, I (*Awaits chary. 4 Cgtainil and to fail Fame. 492 Via John Mameni Anderfan SS$ taw Rogers, to fail fro Lord Eldon 4 and Min. Efq. Cap • be afloat Devaynct. I Sir Willis more, It Robcrt to fail fro Ttaverrr 57 BOVlrwsi ty June a. Skelton Cal Efq. for , efrndFeb. 1. and to be Ii t the Doirus Mitch to. of St. Vincent 818 tons, Managing Owner, John Pakal .Larkins, Efq. Captain . John Brook Bamboo; Sir Edward Hughes, 957 tons, Company's (hip, Capt. J. Ovation, for Bombay, to be alloat February• 2, to fall for Onvefend Fe. bruary 16, and to) be hi the Downs March la. Britannia, 770 tons, CORV2III% (hip, Captain T. Barrow, for - Jadnis and Ceylon, to be afloat Feb. 2, to fail foe Grarefcnd cb. z 6, and to be in the Dowos 11,Thrrh Jody, saw tons, Managing Clymer, Stt R. Prellon, Bart. Capt. C. lowland Cotten ; Neptune, 1 too tons, Managing owner, W. Fmk% Ehb Ole: J Redafr , for °dal ' to be sleet Much 4, to fail but Grar dont March IS, to be in Downs April 23. EXTRA ItRIPS. ferrukan, Soo tons, Managing Owner, Robert Anderfon. Cavan Samuel Binkr, fur Bombay and ; and Tent eikrry, 463 tons, Managing Owner, John St. Barba, Rig. Caren George WeWeisel, tor Bengal; to be afloat March 4, and to fall from Gravefend April 4. 492 2 00 4 Managing Owner, W ill aan Holder, Efq. Cap a John Valentine Wei; and Cniland's Grove 376 tons, Maimeng Owner, William lorradaile, Erg. Capt. Archibald ' Anderfon, for Bawl and Bensalem; and Admiral Aplin, 33$ tons, Managing Owner, Mores Apr, kfq. Capt. John Rogers. fur Madras and Bengal. to be afloat March ist, sad fail from Gravefend April sq. Man, 3 IS tons, Managing Owner, Simon Temple, Rfig. Minerva. 360 tons, Managing Owner, Jain Pyerolt, Capt. George Wehden, for St. Helena and Bengal; to afloat April el, and to fail from Gravefend May is. ,ye K e. duct tans, Managing ()lawn, Genrge Coy, Efyy. ani Ar William Beidley,347 tons, Managing Owner, Mtn Wuol. more, VJI. and Tottcnbam, 520 tow, Managing Owner, Roliert iiVigrane, Bfq. far jovial; to be afloat May a, and fail from Grain:fend Jae s. CT 577 toast Managing Owner, John Mangles, F.f4 for Bombay; to be sing May s, and to fail from Gravefend Jae s - Skates CAI; iltem4lltarrazing Owner, Thomas WirAlsfan. for Madras. May id, wad to fail Pram Uravcfclul June a. POLICE, &c. Mar siosi-Hocs v.—Saturday a carman was fined 2cs. for having carelefsly'driven his cart againtl and damaged a gentleman's coach, the repairing of which colt above 81. _ _ The driver of a Camberwell ltage was fined gs. for keeping his coach before a tradefman's door in Gracechurch-fireet, after having been defired to go away. The Lord Mayor Paid he had fined leveral others for the fame offence. _ . WoissHl► svaasv.—Saturday a woman, of the name of Afton, was charged with uttering coun terfeit gold, at feveral limps in Shoreditch ; on being fearched a number of counterfeit feven-fhil piecv and counterfeit Slyer were found con cealed in her flays. In her pockets were found a quantity of good money, fuppofed to be procured by this nefarious praetice. She was committed for re-examination; until the Solicitor of the Mint shall attend. SH ADW I L L.—Saturday a difcharged fearnan, from the Suffolk man of war,at Sheernefs, charged ' a woman and two men, belonging to a Peter.boat, on futpicion of robbing him of 751. in Bank Notes. He Rated, that after receiving his money, he rig ged the woman with good cloaths from Rem to Bern (his own language); that the was very care ful of him, and he at length had fo much conli. dence in her, that he entrufled his money to her, which the put into one of her flockings for fafety, and put Come twine round her leg, that the notes might not flip. Having laid in a Bore of brandy and geneva to ferve them on their pall:age to Lon don, they drank fo freely that they became totally fenfelefs; and fell fail 'aileep ; coming to Erith on Friday laff, the twine was cut away by fome per fon then unknown, as the woman Paid, and all the money gone. The limple tar fulpeeted his help mate, who declared her innocence, but added, that the matter of the Peter-boat told her the had a fair opportunity of applying the money to her own ufe, and would take her back to Sheernefs; this the man denied. However, one of the Offi *cers went to fearch the boat, and found 151. of the property concealed in the cabin; making a fecotul karch he found 371. more, wrapped in Come oakum, inclofed in fome canvas fecreted behind a plank of the vette), making Sal. in all. All the accnfed parties denied anr knowledge how the money came to be placed there ; they were, however, committed for re-examination. TN AM ss.ory I C s.—On Saturdaythe Commander of a fouth-fea whaler was finally examined, on fufpicion of occafioning the death of a boy, in the South feas, by flagellation, for fome errors he had committed, in being uncommonly dirty in his per fon ; but it was urged, on the fide of the prifoner, that the change of climate was the only caufe of his death. A great number of the crew, who at tended, gave fuch prong evidence againft the gentleman, that the Magiftrates, after a tedious and long examination, commited him to Newgate, to take his trial at the next Admiralty feffions. Between eight and nine o'clock in the evening of Tuefday fe'nnight, a fire broke out in the dwel ling-houfe of Captain Maxwell, in Savile-ftreet, in Hull; owing to a lighted candle being impru dently left within the reach of the bed furniture, in one of the chambers. Immediate affiltance being given, the fire was &only got under, though not before confiderable damage was done. An alarming fire broke out about three o'clock in the morning of Tuefday fe'anight, at South End,fuppofed to originate in the work-lhop of Mr. Matthews, carpenter, at that place, which, with a confiderable flock upon the premifes, was de• ftroyed. Several other valuable buildings were fared only by the exertions of the inhabitants of the place. The lots is eflimated at about 7001. the whole of which was infured. Wednefday, a young man, affuming the name of Capt. Stocker, was removed from Birmingham to Shrewfbury, charged with uttering a forged 51. note on the Shrewlbury Old Bank, at Chirk. He enterei Chirk on Friday on horfeback, with (addle bags finder him. He dined at an inn, and walking out afterwards offered the note for the purchafe of a filk handkerchief. The fhopman having fufpi cions, Stocker became alarmed, and called for his horfe; this not being complied with, he went to the 11ble, but found the door locked. He now took to his heels in fight of many purfuers, and though they were. joined by upwards of so men from the canal, he got into Chirk Wood, and efcaped them all. He was, however, at length apprehended, and brought to Birmingham. EXECUTIONS.—Saturday, Reed, alias Ozer; and Keeley, were executed at Ipfwich, for a burglary. They behaved very penitently, and earneftly ex horted the numerous fpeaators to take warning by their untimely end. When the Ordinary had quitted them , _ the unfortunate men requefted time to repeat a !bort puler, which they did with the halters about their necks ; after which they were launched into eternity. Saturday Lad Dunnett, fur horfe.ftealing, and Saunders, for cow-dealing, were executed at Thet ford; purfirant to their fentence. Saunders denied having any knowledge of the murder and robbery committed on Mr. Carter and his daughter, at Cratfietd, lonic years fince, of which he had been fufpeded. On Monday lati Smith and Harrifon, who were convided at the laft Leicefter affixes of burglary, were executed purfuant to their fenteace. Few charaders hire been more profligate and aban doned. John Smith, for the long term of twenty years, had been a depredator on the public, during which time he did not recoiled acquiring a fingle penny by honeft industry! He h2d been confined in all the prifons in and about London, and had re peatedly been guilty of offences for which he ought to have coffered death. Harrifon,ewbo was called by three other names, though only 26 years- of age, acknowledged to have been concerned in a number of robberies ; during the (mall (pace of 18 months he was imprifoned t 1, and tried three times; within the (even months he was at large, he committed to burglaries, and -robbed Cenral' churches. The firfl meeting Of there men was its Tothilfields Bridewelly where they formed asatt neetion ivhieh continued till their death. DIED. Yefterday, univcrfAlly refpcd4l, Mr. Pali Perryman, Mayor of Windfor. Friday lan, in BclfAtt, the Countcfa Dowascr of On his paffage home.from the ifland of Trinidad, for the re covery of his health, to the unexpreffible grief of iris family and friends,and univerfally regretted, Captain George Lewis of the Royal Engineers, cid& fon of the late Georgel,-ewis, Lig. Co lonel in the Royal Regiment of Artillery. At Kingfton, Jamaica, 'on the lids of February lift, of a fever, Mr. Peter Thotnfon, eld. ft fon of Bailie Joists Thonifon, of Burntifland, N. B. and late of Upper Berkeley-itreer, Vort coan-fguarst, in the 54th year of his age. FOR SALE BY rußuc AucnoN. At the London Tavern, Foxhole-Brett, Plymouth, on Mon day the 3d Day of May next, at Ten o'clock iu the Forenoon, H E FOLLOWING GOODS, viz: FOR 1221.0K1.111(iN: About 200 Quarter Butts rich e.ld Malaga Wine of fuperior Quality. 50 Cafes . 4 , C attle S 021) 350 DOICS • • A Quantity of Cot k, loefe. Being the remainder of the Cargo of the Swedilh brig Maria Elizabeth, detained on her voyage front Mala-a to Mcirisix and Once condemned as prize to his Mijtlty'ii O»ps SufftEintt, Garland, and hired armed cutter Alligator. For Samples, Catalogues, &c. apply to James Sykes, Efq. Arundtil-ftrect, Strand; or to John Hawker, Mercßant, Plymouth. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London Tavern, Foxhole-11.feet, Plyinouthjinmediate ly after the 53k of the Wine and Soap, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, V:Z: FOR RIFOR rAI lON : About 80 Hot Okada French Red Wine. 39 Cafes Clayed Sugar. 40 Ditto Unclayed ditto. 13 Ca l Guadaloupe Coffee. 4 BaP 7 Cara Sugar. ' FOR SIOSIR CONSUMPTION. A handfotne modern •built Chariot, a Cuticle or Gig, with Carrick and Gig Harnefs Compteat, and fundry other Arti cles, the property of a Gentleman going Abroad. AUo, the Dania brig Hucsumstsisi, burthen about TOO Tons.—Shc is an exceeding handy little Vella for any Trade; wcU found in Stores, and has lately had a thorough rclpAir; may be Pent to !ea Immediately. For further information, Catalogues, Inventories, B.e. apply to Mr. John Hawker, Mr eltant, Plyinouth. FOR SALE EY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the Landon Tavern, Foxhole-ftreet, Plymouth; after the Sale of the Hurktunfitibi: THE FOLLOWING GOODS in SUNDRY TOR IIIPOITATION: 6 Cafes Cartoon Paper Chclts Copper Salons 4 Calks LinKed Oil to Barrels Knives Part of the Cargo of the Prullian brig Mogg,an Stern ; con detnoed as prize to ids Majelty's Chips Didtator and others. For Viewing, Catalogues, s:c. apply to Mr. John Hawker, merchant, Plymouth. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London Tavern, Fozholc-ltrcet, Plymouth, after the Goods or Morgan Stern, THE FOLLOWING GOODS: viz. 101 , ILIVORTATION ••• 4 Hltds. French Wine 5 Bags Cayenne Pepper Pods Part of the Cargo of the Danith brig Nortlftiemen ; con demned as Prize to his Mitjelty's Chip Regulus And others. For Samples, Catalogues, and further information, apply to Mr. John Hawker, merchant, Plymouth. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London Tavern Foshole- (t reat, Plymouth, after the Wine, 8:e. of the Nordltiernen, THE FOLLOWING GOODS: viz. ROL IMPORTATION , About coo Hhds. French Red Wine. Past of the Cargo of the Vrow Hallegoode ; condemned as prize to his Majelty's hired armed cutter Swan, Lieutenant Henry Stanley, Commander. For Samples, Catalogues, Sec. apply to Mr. John Hawker, merchant, Plymouth. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the Loudon Tavern, Fozhole-itreet, Plymouth, after the Sale of Wine, per Vrow HeHerod', THE FOLLOWING GOODS: viz. .101I_MORTATION, so Calks Powder Blue z Bale of Paper Part of the Cargo of the Prufllan Koff Zum Canon EDP...7th; condemned as prize to his Majefty's hired armed clines Con!ll tucks°, Lieutenant John Whißon, Commander. For Catalogues and further Information apply to Nis. John Hawker, merchant, Plymouth. BY PUBLIC AUI FOR At the London Tavern, Foxhole-Brea, Plymouth, after the Sale of Goods, per Zum Cation Enfwyck. THE FOLLOWING GOODS: viz. TOR EXPORTATION OR NOME COX SUMP mar. About SSW Dutch Bricks or Klinkers. SZoo Tiles. it Calks ditto Turas. 14 ditto Slacked Limo. _ _ _ _ . _ Part of the Cargo of the Allusion brig Ann, condemned as prime to his Majtfty's fhlp Spitfire, Robt. Keen, lifq. Com mander. For Catalogues, &e. apply to Mr. John Hawker, Merchant, Plymouth. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC Aucnog, At the London Tavern, Foxhole-ltreet, Plymouth, after the Sale of the Bricks, &c. . ITLTHE Good Swedilb Glliag ASSISTENTIE; Burthen about zso Tons.—She is a remarkable thong and good Veffei, well found in Stores, and calculated for gene ral purpofes. For inventories, ite. apply to Mr. John Hawker, Merchant, Plymouth. POE SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London Tavern, Foxhole-ghat, Plymouth, after the Sale of the ASltentie, (unlefs difpofed of by Private Con trsa, of which due Notice will be guen,) 'THE Handfome well-built Copper-bottomed Brig NILE, of the following Dimet.fions, Length zoo 6 Breadth, 23 2 Depth, so Between decks 4 St Draught of Water - so 7 Admeafures 272 12-94 Twill. She is a Dud complete Veld for the Weft India or Mediter ranean Trades, about 3 years old, is wally copper-bolted, and trees fled, remarkably well found in Sails and Stores, and may be lent to fees with very little menu. For Inventories, ate. apply to Mr. John Hawker, merchant, Plymouth. FOR SALE BY PaIiLICiiiICTION: At the Landau' Tavern, Foxhole-ftreet, Plymouth, (after the Sale of the Nile.) THE Copper-bottomed Brig FLORA, (late Hired Armed Brig in his Majefty's Service,) Length. 73 6t Breadth, 11 sot Depth, 9 9 Admufures 142 69-94 Tons. She Is* *soft sompkte Veffel for any Trade where a Vaal of her dinsenfions is required, and Ls abundantly found in good Stores. She requires but little to fend bee to fee immediately. For Inventories and further information apply to Mr. John Hawker, Merchant, Plymouth, who will dlfpore at the fame plus and time foe exportation, *8 Tierces Cafe Onadaloups Saws, and *a Bags 2 Calks and z Cafe littatttook Plisiostb, stb April, bias. AMERICA. A. NI. tifYiltS,VO: er-flreet, • City anti State of New York, in Norh (Amitioneers and Brokers, duly appointed and eonfraillioned by Law, fur the City atorefAid,) make a teurit.r of thsirfemices to the Manufacturers and Merchants of I.uro).e, in theCorturrif- Sun I.inc, and inform them, that Stores aad every other con venience is prepared for the reception of Goods, Warv, and Merchandise conlignsal to their addrcts, tor Lither public ot private Sale. They Purchafc and Ship all Kinds of American and Weft India Produce on Orders. From fever:al years experience in the ahnee line of Bufiners„ thole who favour them with their commands, will find thus (cachous to promote the inters* of their employers. STEAM MILL. TO BE NOLO BY PUBLIC ROUP, (If not previoully difpafed of by private bargain), Within the Royal Exchange Coffee-haute, Edit:burgh, upon NVedifeftLy the i9th day of May, 1802, at two o'clock is the aft, rooon. 'I'HI. MlLLlately treat:a at GaAHAMZTO', upw. the banks of the Great Canal, and wrought by a Steam Engine of Bolton, Watt, and Co.'s, of twenty boats They canna of Flour, Corn, and Barley Mills, are It fubflintially bail cd, and very adeantageoufly fituated for carrying on an extenfive trade. They lie about a half a mat front Falkirk, and two and a half from Graugembuth. Application for further particulars may be mule to Robert Young, writer, IVlerchant-ftreet ; Mr. James Hentierfon, wri ter. Falkirk; or the Rev. Mr. Smith, Pulmont Manfe, by Fal kirk.—N. B. If not fold, the Mills will be let. NEAR JAWI.OW-SHROPSHIRE. TO BF SOLD BY AUCTION-Br MR. CHRISTIE, At his Great Room. in Pall-Mall, on Monday the lota - of May 11.-st, at One o'clock, A.VALITABLI.: and DESIRABLE FREE HOLD ESTATE, conftfting of a Mbftantial elegant Brick-built Manion, with Stabling for Eleven Hodes, Two Coach Hoef:s, numerous attached and detached Othoes of every defeription, baited to a lat . ge Family, excellent Kitchen Garden. waned and richly planted, Pinery Succeffion Houfe, Melon Ground, beautiful Pleafure Ground of near Six Acres, dtfpofed with fate, and Fringed with rich Plantations, embenithed with Meets of Water Rocked wi:h Fifh, funnounted by a Lawn, and fundry rich Inclofures, in whole about 166 Acres, Tithe Free, Land Tat Redeemed, about iSo Ages Rich Meadow, the reft Ataite, about Acres of which may be watered u pleafureby a Itti , er, in which is a valuable Right of Filliery.— Deligiatilly fitu ire within two miles of Ludlow, fevea of Ten bury. abe tutifill and (porcine part of the County of salup. 11 lag, and other Cea. h s, pars daily to and from I.ond at.—A Pur. chafer mty be accommodated with the Huullt..ll :urn:_ tore, Live and Dead Stock, Crops, &c. at a fair Valuatio..„ and inunedi.tte Polfetlion may be had of a molt Gentlent-uLke as well as profitable Situation. Printed Particulars are preparing, and will be forthwith ready.—Mr. Chrittle is empowerecrto receive Pro; orals Private Contra& CHETWYND MANOR ESTATE ADVOWSON, SHROPSHIRE. TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. CHIUSTIE, At his Great Room, in Pall-Mall, on Monday the [nth of May, at One o'Clock, iu One by Order of the Pzu prietors, and all Parti.s ,:onecrucd, A MOST Capital and Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, confiling of the eatenfive Manors of Chet wynd and Fdgemoinl, capacious Manfton, beautiful Pat* of About zoo Acres, embelhiked with River, Sheets of Wuter. Wood, Hill, Dale, Sc.r. and ftuulry eligible Farms, with all fuitabk Buildings, and near 2000 Acres of Arable, Meadow. Patine, and Wood Land, an Afylum of great plenty c.f Game. and principally ithe Free, and Land 'rat rcdctinea, - let mold Rents, amounting to near pa' annum 'rwo . 1 houfand Poords, exclufive of Land is teutd, capable of v.ry conStierabbe im provement on tho-demife of the Leafs. Alfo the Perpetual Advowfon of the Redtory, of the annual value of rive Hun dred Pounds, fubjed to the Life of the prefent Incumbent; aged 6o years, daily increafing front the Inclofure of 'Waite Laud. Mr. Samuel Bagnold, of Newport, will thew the Pantiles, aril printed particulars, with engraved Plans, may be hal of the Printers of the Shrewfbury Chronicle; Chefter Courant ; Birmingham Chronicle; :Uhlmn, Liverpool; Staffortlfhire Advertifer; Thomas Lloyd, Er Gray's Inn ; Strong and Still, Lincoln's Inn New Square; Meffrs. Shaws, New lilackfriars; Rainbow, Corolcill; and In Pall- Mall. Mr. Chrlftle is empow ered to receive Proponds by Private Contradt for the w hole the Eftate, ou or before the ift of May next, and if not treated for before that day, will be put up on the loth of May, and fold )to the belt bidder without rcfcrve. Vkl HEN Protethonal Men of education and re fponfibility deviate from the general fyttern by the fe • letalon or a peculiar Branch, the fandion of long corium :A fuccefs is the belt criterion of fuperiority. Eight years have I devoted my prattice to the exclufive tryst. ment of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuccerstol rcfult of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppofe as far as l as able the ravages of thole complaints which are the molt import ant in the catalogue of human infirmities. After initiation Into cvery branch as an Army Surgevn, I formed a wills at an early period of Pradtice to reline individu als from the Ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dan gerous precipitancy of general Praaltioners. Thc'I•HREE DISORDERS, to the cureof which I have de voted my attention, comprise every fpecies of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duration.—idly. AU kinds . of DEBILITY, whether arifmg from the habits of Schoolboys, or the Indulgence of mature age, and laltly that de rangement of the fyltero in Women which is called BAUALEN NESS or STERILITY. Numerous deaf= are the refult of Ignorance or hafte In the treatment of a iimple Gonorrhea, and it nut trorequc.nily bat,- pens that the feeds of Life are poifooed by the indiferctior, of to unguarded hour. By a fuperior method fuch coniptantts ate ally cured, and even where others have failed, I truit that I tnay mime to Was radical re-eitabliffiment Few, however, are the cafes of complicated (Ultras in the diforder compared with the calamitous fituationt of hlen,wti from indulgence ina SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalont Gaie ties of a tafhionable Life, acquire that Rate of Debility which Is the unavoidable confcquence of fuck pernicious habits. Where the unhappy fufferer broods over his mifery, hut care • fully conceals his misfortune, It may be Come confolation fi r him to know, that although it be an objet cf donht or urica minty with other Praditioners, the removal of there DSFI CIENCIES by the gradual pmgrefs of Renovatirk is thc acquit c mein of my experience. If the rites of liacchusor Vcnu. have begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be pmvent,si by an early counteracition of this languid Sate, and In theie cafes no great difficulties will occur. But where i bis Deficiency has for years exiled, a proper Pa kverance is ir, difpenfibly requilite to revive the Combriug fpar,,s of Life, and to re- animate the Conftitution. MARIED WOMEN, who have long been difappointed In their expectations of a Family, may lie arured, that us Inuit intanees fuch defeels are curable by Mcdieal Ski:l The SECRECY which is fo cranial to my undo taking, sod the o;;;Nalifications which I have prefumed to itate, form the bails of my Pretcnfioos, and in coincidence with fwli this iati mation is given, that Mr 13-- m a y b e er,nfi t ,ted pe r m ute, (or by letters inelofkog a fmall note) at his houfc, No. a , l , Arut - del-itreet, Strand, near Templo-Bar. . . . _ There is an additional entrance in Wszer-ftreet a lied& g, and the name is on both the doors. M. B Mo.mhe.• of ti•e Royal Sure one TO-MORROW. Sun rites Sun fits Moan rifes 43 minutes after 4 I i 7 minutes after 7 I so minutes after 2 _ . . HIGH WATER AT LONDON-Bk;DGE TO MORROW Morning ' 2 minutes after to Afternoon - • 34 mintites after to LONDON: Printed for the Proprietors. by JOHN DANIEL t) a t Carnaby-itrcet) at the STAR Pai WI its o-Orrscp , Nn. , rey-ltreet ; and rabbi:tied by LLVF.L Kit NT, (uf Os terbury-place, Lambeth), at No. t, Carey-time, at.,l.it the STAR-OTVCR, Tr:7l*-BU; to which Offite all carearter.i dims torthe EDITOR an regraded to be addread,