Star. — London, England, 1801-02-04 00:00:00

From the LONDON GAZETTE, Feb. 3. ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, FEBRUARY 3. ntradt of a Letter from tbc Earl of St. V/ :WENT, K. B. Ad miral of the White, Sec to EVAN I.I[PEAN, Efq. dated in Terhav,the :aft ult. I enclofe a Letter from Captain OGILVY of his Majelly's ihip MAGICIENNE, giving an account of the capture of the Huron French Corvette, from the Mc of France bound to Bourdeaux. • MAGICIEN N C, Plymouth Sound, January 3r. My Lord—Captain HM.LIDAY'S later will in form your Lordfhip, of my having, on the aoth inflant, captured, in fight ofthe Dos's, the French fhip Letter of Marque le Huron, from the Ifle of France, bound to Bourdeaux, and of his direaing nie to fee her into Plymouth ; I now beg leave to acquaint your Lordfhin of my arrival with her ; flue is a remarkable fine flip, fails well, is pierced for twenty guns, had eighteen mounted, but threw them all overboard except four during the chace ; I think her a veal well calculated for his Majef ty's ftrvice ; the Cargo is of great value, and con. lids of ivory, cochineal, indigo, tea, fugar , pepper, cinnamon, ebony, &c. ( Signed ) w. o c z.v Y. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAIL-OFFICE, FEBXUARY 3. ad Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Lieutenant Arthur Branth waytc to be Captain, without Purchafe, vice Taylor, pro tno:ed ; Curect William Brew to be Licutemant, vice Branthwayte John Buckmafter, Gent. late Cornet in the tft Fencible Cavalry, to be Cornet, vice Brew. th Ditto—Clrnet Hickman Leland Rafe to be Lieutenant, by Purchlfa, vice Malone, who mires; William Elwood, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Rofe. :ft Regiment of Dragoons—Peter Hawker,Gent. to be Cor. set,by Purehafe,vice Craven promoted. tith Regiment of Light Dragoons—Lieutenant Stephen Pitt, from the z6th Foot, to be Cornet, by Purchak, vice Suttee removed to the 3d Foot Guards ; Cornet Cranftoon George Ridout, from the 19th Light Dragoons, to be Cornet, by Porthole, vice Wardell, promoted. Ith Ditto--Cornet Earle Lindley Daniel to be Lieutenant, by Purchafe, vice Cramer, promoted. 18th Ditto--Ideutenutt Colonel Oliver Thomas Jones, from the zoth Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant Colonel, vice Carter, who exchanges. 19th Ditto—George Hutchins Belida, Gent. to be Cornet, by Purchafe, vice Ridout, appointed to the nth Light Dra goons. troth Ditto.—Colonel Mims . Outer, front the Olds Light Dra goons, to be,Lieutmant-Colonel, vice Jona, who exchanges. Colditream Regimen of Foot Owds—-tain G. J. B. War . rota, from the both.goot, to be Lieutenant,:without purchafg. 4th Regiment of Foot. To be Lieutenants without Purehafelatign Thom as Elie, vice Malone, deesafed. F.nfign William Garland, vice Lucas, deo:tied. • Enfign William Sharp, vice Phelan, deeeafed. Enfign Richard Yates, vice Brallsferd„ placed an Half-Pay. sth Ditto—Major Lord R. Edward H. Somerfet, from the 28th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenint-Colond, by Par ch:ice, vice Talbot, who retires. 9th Ditto--Enlign John White to be Lieutenant, without PUI , chace, vice Studdart, who retires. 36th Ditto--Enfign William Walker to be Lieutenant, by Porchafe, vice Hogg, promoted. 3tlt Ditto—Comet Marc Rene De Montalembert, from the xit Dragoon Guards, to be Lieutennut i by Purehafe, victim. pry, promoted. Ditto--lieutenant Peter Deibrifay, from the Newfound land Fenciblm, to be Enfigu, without Purchafe, vice Har rington, &emitted the Service. 4?th Dttm--John William Hutchifon, Gent. to be Enfign,by Pnrchafe, vite Harrifon, promoted. Seth Ditto--Lieitcnant D. M'Andrew,froin the Half-Pay of the 3oth Font, to be Lieutenant, vice Wincheombe, who ex changes ; Hofpital-Mate William Kilgour to be Surgeon, vice Glaeco, removed to the 64th Foot. 64th Ditto—..Surrcon John Glare*, from the 6oth Foot: to be Surgeon, rice Wood, promoted. 69th INtto--Qzarter.Maiter-Serieant James Af•Mehon, to be Adilltalit, iCe kfiCartncy, deceafed. 78th Ditto--Lieutcnant Charles George Gray, from the Rolf- Pay of Captain Kingiton's Levy, to be Lieutenant, vice Ro bertfon, who cull:illus. 81ft Ditto--Robert ".looily, Gent, to be Enfign, by Purchafe, vice DiAfon, rr irrot;.d in the ooth Font. 83d Ditto--Horpit.d-Matc Kidd to he Afßitant Snr geon, vke Rowc, who returns to. Ids former Situation of Hufpital-Mate. s3lllDitto--Q:airterlliafter Arniftrong Flood, from the II df- Pay of the late 116th Foot, to be Quarter -!garter. vice Ir. win,who refigns. 9-d Regitnent of Foot.--Enfign Richard Ryan, from the 17th ' Foot, to be Liernenant, without Purchafe. BREVET. I.lcutenant-Colonel Count Bartholomew O'Mahony, of the late 6th Regiment of the kith Brigade, to be Colonel in the Army. HOSPITAL STAFF. Surgeon Wood, front the 64th Foot, to be Apothe cdry to the Forces. Hofpftal-Mate George Toofey to be Apothecary to the Forces, vice 'fracas, who has been fopereciled. Royal Lancathire Cavalry F.nfign William Dillingham to be Lieutenant, vice Cochrane, . appointed to the 15th Foot. W. Trier, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Caratell, promoted. Colonel Hav's Regiment of Fencible Infantry. H. Harrington, Gent. to be Emily, vice Smith, appointed to the 634 Foot. Suffex Guides. William Andrews, Gent.iobeGOrnet, vice Drew, dee:eared. Royal Mid-Lothian Volunteer Corps. Garret George Thompton to be Lieutenant. vice Fosard, who refignaa—David Gray,Gent. to be Comet, vice Tbompfoo. Ayr Volunteer Artillery. ('Ones Philip WhitefMe to he Mafia-Ccouoptbot, vies .11:,eAdaot, whoeefigna. Litotalant Thomas 114.Lellsnd to be Captain, vier Witkeilde • Lieatenant Hash Cowan to be Captain, vice Hinter, wimp _ reftp,ns. Lh obii .fuunt, Ge-o. to to- Lieutenant , vice NPLelland. rn Kirkland, Gcnt. to be Ditto, vice Cowan. vid lioliopll, OWL. to I): DL to, VACC W.lliane Tenant, who lAD,. Joke johneon, Gent to he AdJutant,vfee Hendrte, who:ragas. I ft Battalion of the Dundee Volunteers. • 3:coad Lieutenant MO Brown to be Pirft Lieutenant, vice deceafed. Wham Wyllie. Gent to be Second Lieutenant, vice Broom. ilt Regiment of the Royal Eat India Volunteers. Henry Hudfon, Gent. to be Enlign,vice Leil aet btozwho refigns. Loyal Haverforiweß Fin lira Lieutenant John Stake to be Captain of a Company, vice Langbarne, who religna Lieutenant Edmond Dyne, oa the Hall-Pal of 46th Poot,to be Fltit Lkutenantolt;e titokea Kinguffre Volunteers. Lieutenant John Wherfon, from theme Voiustiers.to be Lulli.:tont, vic-t. Chide, who mumps. La an Volunteers. lieutenant Alexander Mae, from the Xingu* Wittman, to be Licutrnant, trtce Wheaton, who emernages. Pembroke!Lire Volunteers. 11..1frey Mar2en, Gent. to be Eat" /lee David Davies, who rains. Rutland Volunteers. • Lieutenant Matthew Mks to be Captain cis Company, vice Scott, &mated. M1X01.11,217M. 1.1...:enam lames Sletrn, oldie 67sb ReglniCet d Fie" Ls Dr rt.fc bc.ea:aDiplt without Loire. IL BAIOCRITII`S. ........ „. • James Cotueland, late of Hay's-Mews, SAM George, Hatlerer haekney-coach-maftcr, to furrender February 13, 16, and March t 7, at eleven, at Guildhall. Atterney,Mr. Sand, Berkky-fquare. John Macnantara, of London, merchant, February t 4, 21, and March 1-, at ten, as Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Forbes, Ely-place. Miles Edward>, late of Buth-lane, London, cotton-broker, February 7, 21, and Mars.tt s;, at ten, at Guildhall. At torney, Mr. Eyre, Spital-fquarc. Thoma, Spencer, of Great Wigiton, Leiceßetibire, vietualler and maltfter, February 9, at five, February 10, at eleven, and March 14, at three, at the Cranes and Lion and Lamb Inn, Leicefter. Attornies, Mr.Henfon 2 Martlett-court, Bow- ftrcet, London ; or Mr. Bond, Leicelter. Robert Wilton, of Greenwich, marker, February 9, at one, February ;, and March 17, at eleven, at Guildhall. At torney, Mr. Saward, Princes-ftreet, Rothertitthe. John Hughes, of Silver-Brea, Falcon-femare, victualler, Fe bguary 9, at ten, February 14, at twave, and March 17, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Dijon, Natrau-Rreet, Suho. Charles Gregory, of Elftow, Bebrclibire, baker, February f at three, February 17, and March 16, at ten, at the Swan Inn, Bedford. -Anomie*, Mr.. Scarbrow, St. Neots ; or Mr. Mortal, Furolvarr Inn,. Loud . DIVIDENDS. Ftb. 24. R. Mactigan, of , CheapEle, merchant, _ at ten, at Guildhall Feb. a 7. Janes Knowles, late of Oreenhead, Htiddersfield, merchant, at ecu, at the Golden-Lion, Leeds. Feb. s& Wm. Sewell, of Clifton, Gloucelterthire, ftrivener, at five, at the Rummer Tavern, Brißoi. March 7. Philip Addington, of Hereford, haberdpater, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. March 3. John Eat, of Brompton, Middlthz, paper-manu- Lady/ter, at one, at Guildhall. LONVON MARKETS. CORN-EXCHANGE, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2. The fupply of Grain from Ede:, Kent, and Suffolk, W 34 lute to-day ; yet fine Wheats obtained fuU a.. high prim as lilt week, but inferior famples are Rill exceedingly heavy and dull, at reduced prices.--Barleys, Malts, and Rye, continue nearly the lame as . of latc—Pade and Beans have a very heavy Cale, but are not much reduced in price.—Oats have rather a heavy tale CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. Wheat sass to nos .4 Boilers Sos to 96$ od Fine 125 s to too• od Suffolks loos to toss o I Very Fine 242,5 to 260 s od Pearl Peale Itos to CO3 CA Rye los to toss od lint* Beans 7os to Bos od Barley 58, to 66s od 'ticks 68s to 721 od Mskins Batley 7os to 901 od Old cos to oce od Malt 6os to 7os od Oas 40s to 431 od Fins 75s to 863 od line 465 to os od Hob Peak 7os to 78. od Polands sos to 535 od RETURN OF WHEAT IN MARK-LANE. Including only from the 19th of January to the 24th of Jan. Mclntire, agreeable to the New Ads. Total -17,033 Quarters.. Average rem 9d. se 3d. higher than haft return. PRICE OF FLOUR this Morning. Fine, zios.- , -Itran, so. ENTRY of CORN in the PORT of LONDON during left week,—Wheat teASSo irs..—Retfey,g6o qes,--Oate,3B3oqrs. Clover Seed, 44S cwt.—Peak, 510 film —Hops, 13350 lb. 'PRICE 0) HOPS. _ _ . Kent 15112 s to 161 osi I Kent 161: onto ISI as) Sure/ 151 coos to 1 61 4s I SCRs 16loos too 1 7 1 So 3 Eires isl Ms to 161 is Earn. 141 cos to 191 Os a. SUDS PER HinoiDßEll WEIGHT, February 2. Red Clover 30s to 163$ White ditto 401 to t sos per eat Trefoil its to 6 9 s Turnip 345 30 . 46 s per tufltel Rye Grafs Ros to yos per quarter Cinquefoil WS w 411 per ditto MnP.ard- S White sjs to 224 per bufh•l Setd. 13roan 33$ td 2.cl'per ditto Canary Seed lye to 2Ss Ina ditto ltape Seed 451 to sil per kit sigrrHFIFT.D, Fcl.ruary 2. To link the oti..l—per Rune of rib. Serf 4 5 od to 5s gd Veal - 55 od to y 5 45 Mutton - ss od to 6s Pd Pori: 5. S.I to Gs Stock at Market tbis rooming, Beans goo, Slh.cy, IS= NEWGATE and I.F 4 DEHHAI !,, Fe' , rd..ty 2. Per (tont of PD by thCtarcarc. • 8441 1 . 4 a to 3i ed Veal Mott= 4.. od to 5 s gd • Pork 4$ gd to 71 Ccl St 8(.1 to 6s 6d • MICE OF RAY AND STRAW. Borough. St. Juttes't. o.ll4ffly To to CIS 3oto 6 3 0 Straw 1 5t0210 I 3 3 •to 2 T 4 0 UM, s IS to 6 6 - - . lArtechaprl. 4 IC oto 6 so 0 r 6 oto I 12 C COALS—State or lair Markct, tonilav, Jan. 23, 66 at W dccdaf, 20 at Friday, 4 at FiAPLPiNGTON, JAN. 3r. • 1/4er. Butlry. art, P jr. Beam. Plrft 72S tad rat tad l 438' 04 gce cal 50 6 04. Second 63s od sas od 38s od 53s od 4.5 s I" birdsoll OA 4811 041 346 cd 4os cd 40$ OA ocL. to 455. 37 5 . oil. to 445. to. ocs. ..att. to 434. to, KF.LSO BUTCHER MEAT, January 23. P.r lb. of 27 2.ngliih, or 26 in Scotch. ifer lib. 44 to t'ld Pork 7d to 7id Vral 64 te M Motion 44 to 6d The importation of Grain durum the hit week was, Wheat 12474, Barley a tY6 ; and Oat, 6000 %tames ; Rice 330 cwt. Americas Flow 2,759 cwt.; Peak sadlicasa each. about 4co quarters. The Prima of Wheat sad Rye, bath nigh& and Polito, have advanced about la each per quarter. American and Baltic mitt Wheat fells SI idgh as mi.; Baltic red tsp. to 1506.; and Memel and Raga Lem to 13os. being an advance within three weeks of tie w t rs. per quarter ; Petesiburgh anal Arch aaauggeel have within the fame period rifen from ma. to tsU. per quarter. - - - At Ogfied, Wheat doting tke talt week advanced from 136 e. a 1110 to 1464. a nos. pee grafter. a peke before unkbostn In eke prehat age ; the peke of the Peck-kat of Houtehohl Bread, bat in canterkarebeeu fifes Wont p. to 64. ad. At Sherbome the overage price ha. rikri from T 441. ed. to 1565. sod. per quarter; at Exeter, WLeat is as. dearer ; and at Norwich ft has rifen nerd , / to.. per qw.rter. COURSE OF EXCHANGE. IFfarobvreb 3t to 21 U. Naples U - Rhona - 31 2 U. Venice Legt...rn • - 34 lilbon • Genoa -4 6 i Orarta • Palermo, go pence per tn. Dublin - 40 464 do 6o hal MAR lIdD. Taft wect,at St. Getorge --7 8,iinarrer.lquare , Edward Brown, Efq. of the War Ogee, to Ws St. Barba, of Blackheath. On Monday Warden, at Reading, Mr. Win. Dodd, of Gar f et% Fawn, Ipfden, Ozoo, to Mita Swaney', of Reading. DIED. Os the %id tilt. lifter s letrgrairti keen Moth, Mn. &oak wife of the litzw. John tkoeit, Redo: of as Lemma% W 4 V i rya :stn oh. Mrs. Sheppard, wife of Henry Sheppard, Efq. of From, Seawdet. Saida?, at las hoofs in Ckmetit's-kok Mr. Those Mier, aged 1 On S - atan*, W. Markham. U. banker to the Archbithop of York. On Maltby la& w Westford. of a deelin?,la the so* year of bb age. Alexander lan !oft, Captels Lieutenant sad Adjutant of the Plymouth MMoo of Marlow. sad only foe of the Wu Major Rabat Rd., of tie Mutest Someday Wt. is Chariatto-Ittett e Wallas Wool" W 4 tin Maigalty. aged jt puss I for the RVIF.TIMATISMS and COI,DS which prevail I at this fsafon of the year, no Medicine is f o tde and efli-1 cacioua as Dr. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC pc- euliar tendency to promote Perfpiration, and all the natural fccreitons, will account for their ingular virtues in thefc Com plaints, as well as in many others to which the human frame is liable from the vicillitudes of our Climate. They arc admi rably calculated for Diforders of the Stomach and Bowels, for perfonsof a Bilious or a Gouty habit, as alfo for thofe whore canftitutions have been affeded by a too active or too (edentary life. They arc likewife particularly ferviceable in }load-Achs oceafioncd by Indigeition, and in removing the bad eff et% of free living ; as alto in preventing Palfies and Apoplexica, fo often the confequence of intemperance. Recourfe Mould be had to them after every excels Of eating and drinking, and upon every flight indifpofition; and thus their well-known charade rube of promoting longevity will he maintained; for, by affift log Nature in the due difcbarge of the animal functions, and by keeping the conititution as it were in continual repair, they prekrvc the body in health and vigour,and prevent premature decay. As the ANAL PTIC PILLS owe their excellence to a peculiar preparation, which has never bean divuli,ed by the Inventor but to the piefent Proprietors, they can only be had genuine from them; and they arc fold by FRANCS / 14RWIIRRY, at the Ware haute for Dr. James's Powder, No. 45, the Eaft End of St. Paul's, a few doors from Chcaplide, London ; and at Dr. James's late houfe in Bruton-Brut; in Boxes price as. 6d. each, Stamp included; or the quantity of fix may be had in one large box, for al. as. 6d.—Obferve that the name, " F. Newbery, N 0.45, St. Paul's," ii engraved in the 'tamps. All I others are counterfeits. . AN IMPORTANT CAUTION. ...... _ WHEN the efficacious properties of any Nfadi eine have fully eftabliflsed its :repute, and when it is univerfally recommended by the grateful woke of thole who have experienced its lecuchts, there cannot arife any neceffity of obtruding it on the public notice. Such i 3 the pet fent con dition of SPILSBURY's ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS, which as a Medicine for the Cure of the Scurvy, Gout, Rheumatifm, and all diforders ariftng from Indigeftion or Impurities of the Blood, ltanis confeffedly without a rival, It would be unne eelTary therefore to come forward with any culogium on its well attefted qualities, were it not incumbent on the Proprietor to put the Public on their pard againit input - idea. In a late trial in the Court of Common Pies, before Lord Eta° N, it was fully proved that a fpurious mixture had been fold by Melt Forbes, .Chemills, in the Borough,in lieu of Spilfbury'sDrops. The Public are therefore cautioned to avoid limb vile fubffitu dons, and the Patient to emit& his own health, by applying for the Medicine at the Difpenfary, N 0.15, Coke-fluare. N. B. It was proved that the fpurious mixture was fold In bottles mar!ted By Authority." The genuine Medicine is fold and marked, " By the King's Patent. FOR PUBLIC SALE, At the Broker's Warchoufes, Wooliter-fireet, Plymouth, On Tuefday, February zo, THE handfome raft-failing Schooner Letter of Marque L'UNRUJE.—Dintenflons : Length on deck - - 75 feet 91 inches. Depth in the hold • - 9 6 Breadth 'above wales - 20 3f Adnicafures lag i7-z9 Tans: Square fterned, nearly new, copper bottomed, has a deep wain, would make an excellent privateer, is admirably well calculated for the fruit or any other trade wheredifpatek is required ; well found in Room, and may be fent to fea at skull expence; cap tured on her voyage from Guadaloupe to Bourdeaux, by his Majefty's flair T !Lam es, WILLIAM Lo ans, Efq. C:,nunander, in fight of 1.1..tat0 SLITS, HeNRY 1110THAM, Efq. Com mander, now lying in Catwater, and there to be delivered. For viewing the velid and for Inventories apply to C. D. Symons, Ship sod lufurance Broker, Lloyd's or Will's Coffee hou(es, London ; of Edward I.yne, Efq. one of the Agents; or of PETER SYMONS, Sworn Broker, Plymouth. GUADALOU PE COFFEE, ELEPHANTS' TEETH,eite. FUR PUBLIC SALE, At the BROKER's WAREHOUSES, Woolfteraceitt, Plymouth, On TIMSDAY, the Tenth day of February, I y after the Sale of Flthique, 'THE EN'n R E CARGO of the faid VESSEL, For Exportation 9:4 Bags and two Kegs ()nadaloupe Coffee, of Ittp=ior iliiy s Bags and c Calks damaged ditto-7 I:•:g Sugar s Parcel, containing as Piec:es Silk Haiadkavbiefs, h ditto N...11....ens Colt rontainin t i t t bottles Sallad Oil rh,g Cathcau is is Elephants 're••ti•. For H , . ne Confumption: 650 Ftxd Oak 1.-Egghead Staves. • 35 Hides in the hair. at.ave oink may be viewed three days before the Sale,. by not ,: to C. D. Spin-aids, Ship and infurance ticker, d'‘ or Anole: ; of Edward Lyne, Efq. me.: the its, Ply .11,2:14 ; t o Peter:Sy inons,Sworn Broker. I'( FI IC SALE, 1: tic Pr.l:erN WarrhoVe, Wooliter-arta, Plymouth, On • Turi4,, ^at of FsOro:al, islin,r,flattly after I'lkilque, FEZ lanifgcr SAN JOSEF ab2r.t io Lins,/quare Iterne,l; is well J CkAtilk I , fruit, us ar.y utlicr e:r.ployw it fuitalilt ‘,. h-r l>,4then ;ni in PlysitOutik Pbol and :bete to be .leliv, red : .1 prize taken from tke Spaniards by by Majefty's Aictrroe,Hesiai Dscnv, F.tq. Curnmander. Inunedlatdy after will be Sold kcr Cargo, . . CUltiittAnt 4.4 the following Goods, viz. Vinc-i rd Cain Wood 6 Wks Sardinian C The alowl Vac, and Caryl; mzy be .lea►ed,and C.X3IOgLICS 'had thro.: 4::41 beta,: the Sale, on Application to C. I). Symons, slop and Iniuranct Broker, 1.161.1's QC Will's Cufree , hutifes. London; of ladward Lync,F.sq. one of the Agen Plyinuutb or of l'ercr Sltno•ir. Sworn Broker. STAFFORDSHIRE. NEAR LICHFIELD. • TO at SOLD BY AUCTION, By WILLIAM HARRIS, Oa Tuefday the 1- 1 th day of Fcbrur, knot, at the George Inn, in the City of Lichfield, at 4 0 cluck in the A MOST Defirable FREEHOLD ATE. called SHENSTONE MOM, eligibly &mate about three Mika and a half from Lichield, and Twelve from Mr mingham, bi a rnoft beautiful, healthy. and *bating Part of the Country, with plenty of Came, and ampllimie of Field Spate, a fititable Mance front the Turnpike Road, on VS& the P.. 11 peal s daily with the Mall, and kveral ether Coaches. in a Ntighbourhood remarkable for its refpeitability and ea. cam Rosa. The Pernik* coda of an amedsig good Family Hoak. hated co a beautiful Lawn, with Plantation, and embdiflied with a line Sheet of Water, (applied by a fax. - liTrout Stream that bounds the Premifes, Socked with FM, a Boat Houk, Pleafere Houk, Alcove, Sce. room) Stabling for nine Herres, Coach-haute for two Carriages, extenlive fakes of ...very de ' feripdon, faked to the Manama and-Farm, excellent wa lkd Kitchen Garden, Orchard richly pleated and tally cropped, naafi Omen Haile, Brick Mcßee Pit. Gardener's Houk, Re. -...The Mee for the Farm are two capacious Darns, Granary, Dovecote, Cart Houk, Stable, Waggon Hoek, Piggery, Poul try Hoak, large Dog Knack Re. sad all Brick kik. The Hoak is a very haadrana Edilice, the whole 6 a molt complete Reildence foe the Gentleman and tie um, fated cm as eminence, in the mica of toy Acres very rick Arable. Meadow, and Name Land, in mud Peeper time, nickel, camps& within a Ring Fence, in the *WE Rate of Calthation, well timbered, and Right of COMMON and exonerated from payment of Hay Tubes ; the Corn Tidies maderase, and the Taws remarkably fo. The Premiks are I amply (applied with excellent W..ter, .ad Coals cheap. The Church lianas a bentifid diked. he which there are two large Pews. lamediatepoffellion saay be had. To he 'viewed, with Tickets only, which may be had of Mt. Theme Rad, Mr. Henry Morris, and Mr. James Al ike*, Dbiningliarni Mr. Jokes Stubbs, Wail; and Mr. Wilma Ws" Aaltisessr. Llakidd. NEAR ATI.MITTRY. l:";177, MR. CHRISTIE begs tr) !, LTA th:tt one of the I:3ates adveriir,:d 5. , :. $ ! . next, near Ayiefuory, iu the coati:) , of 111i,1::, Pvianur, comprifmg the whole ::, • r " Ice Runde, is difpufed ti by Private. C , ll;tract , remains for &do the MANORS WICK, El .AGROV E, and CR Eight capital. Grazing, and Deiry Farm;, nit!, re.• logo, and About One Tboulmil Einir itimilvd A ,• .. ebottnun rich Lund, entirely eotr.padt, And ri:icit Free. Alfo the PERPerUAL ADVOWIION if of FILF.IIIVIASTON, of the Ann•.ll ct deed and Eighty Pounds, fubjrdt to Cie Litt e; ;:: :1 "•:. cumbent, aged about Sixty Years,. To:.i.t.l.et , ,; 42.1 Wood, called LEE WOO!), containing I And finue 'Gm- in MARCH ne..f. .au SOLO BY AUCTION, At his Great Room in In 1,0E6, • •..! The extent:ye MANOR. of WEEDON, with Msnlion, &led 131.1.11.:S, with G....id, n, Blai.:', . old Inclofure, and near li• hundred Acres :n Wen , . bill is applied for and will be obtained, previee4 to the a inclofing the fame. Mr. CHRISTIE is impowered to receive proi.i.fals whole, or any part, by private Crnradl, any !..i.c tee.,, •, the loth of February; and what b not di:Pol.:0 -•:!) • , will be peremptorily fold to the heft bidder or. Thi.if 26th of 1 sbruary; and printed particulars of the I:!ai2'd may be had fifteen days preceding the Cale, in CANCERS AND WHITE SWELLINGS Cured without Cutting or Pain. MISS PATY, No. 44 Brick.lane, Spitz!fields, had fur fix years a fore breaft, the whole of which wis extremely inflamed and ulcerated, with frequent Ntedings, and the mull intolerable pain. Several eminent Sive on. had been eonfulted, but wit.hotit benefit, fume of whom a--;. vat.d the difurdcr by the application of Caufties, and-otherz r::: , :tatendrJ Cutting. At lull, ender an ailuranee from this f .culty the diforder being ineurab!..t, Etc wat pit under iklr. Loon care, where fire loon experienced a cure. The Rev. RICIIARI) Mamma x, Miniftcr of lirompton Cha pel, and W. 'AI I.NNFRS, Efq. Home Bath Ludge, Sate; have authenticated the following care : Mr. Sharlansl, at the Brown Bear, Knightfbridge, ,tad White Swelling, fix years, in his left arm, which becantt an Abfeefs, difcharging an amazing quantity of putrid matter—. Want of rclt (nut being able to lie down in bed, or fuller his clothes to be taken off) and extreme pain, rendered life a ber. then. He was admitted into St. George's Hofpital, where the late Mr. Hunter declared immediate amputation abfolutely neceffary (being in a Bate of mortification) and the operation was to have been performed the next day ; when Mrs. Cray (who bad received a remarkable curet( a Bleeding Cancer, of nine years Rending, which had totally deftroyed her left breall) prevailed on him to place Unfelt' under Mr. ROOP's care, by whom he -vas perfedily recovered. A end of Mr. Roger, No. 4, Trott's.tourt, Virginia-firect, Ratetiff Highway, when aS months old, had a White Swelling in bet knee, attended with violent pain, and a very eonfidera bre contraCilon of the limb, of which the was cured in a then time at Mr. ROOP's. Attendance Mondays and Fridays, from ten o'clock till one, at No. tll, Oeorge-ltrcet, Adelphi, London. letters (poll paid) duly anfwered, and patients sifted at a !moderate evens. Litt of cures may be bad grads. DISEASES of the URINARY CANAL aod VENEREAL COMPLAINTS. MR. DUFOUR refpedfully informs the Public, that he may be confulted grads every dry front 9 to s, at his houfc, No. s, Prith-P-reet, Soho, London, in all cafe% of Oblirtidtians and Seriatim, Seminal Wean:lies, Glees, In continency of Urine, Hydrocele, Impotence, lints., Vow. real Dikafe, and debility In eiier Set. From his can:alive Predict in this profdlional depontrnent, to which he bas con fined his attention for manyears, he has feccoeded in a method of cure, mild and efbeacious, and which prevents the polithHay of area*. As many of dick Contpinints itannot be removed without the ufe of Medicated Bout ies, Mr. DUVOIJR, foie Proprietor of Daran's cclobrated Bougie', 'has ultimately fo improved than, free Iron the irritteing effeeks of common Bunks, as in tbt molt obltinate cafes to have fucaeoded, where. eau Rice and other trillent means have failed. ...... For tae Venerelllliresce Mr.DIJFQUR is in fnle rireffoa or Daran's Rontoditi, whi ch arc to silla in dear active a; t reinter clanoonent or tottraun iadietiougccagiFy. Perfens in the country ftatirz. 'their hies far, in a letter, epo(t paid) will be prorrly attended to. To Enable : Ir. D. to aetti:d yrients at tiler tnyn bodes, he has provided the aifilt.me of a Geatettraa ofthe Faeids 6 l : Soap will be publiflied, ?lice as. Piftb.lidftion, confide rably enlarged. A Treatife osi the above Complaisas,Shrfl need with Obfcryarions sad Cafes Ihearing thapeasill and danzet ou, diets of Catatic Bonsai, Ike. ` 'T HEN Profe ffi anal Men of education and re• demos from cite: gmenl frilain by the fe a a peculiar branch, the fandion of long otacinini mauls ii the hat criter!on of fupertirity. Eight years hacc I devoted inyfrectiee to the exclufite treats meat of TIiRLE. DISORDERS, sod the foueefstUl relish if env plan give , pus additional ardour to oppofe as far as I Mt able the ravages of [hare complaints whintirt the Watt 011.10.71, tat in the catalogue afhuatan infirniaties. .1 tray initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, t .roted a with at anoint ypetiod of Prattles torekue individu b from the Ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equelly den pre6piraticy of rums! Prael itionen. llk I•lIRLh DISfaiWERS, to the etireof which! have do. eiateil my situation, comprise every (pities of VENEREAL troTrrioN, whether of 'S recent or lan; duritiun.--itry. All kinds of DEBILITY, whether aritng into tha 64;3 of czliooltoys,.or tht indulgence of mature age. and latticci rangement of the ryftern to Women which is called EAItREN NESS or .s T EttlLl'l Y. Numerous di feafts arc the 'Trait of Ignorance or balk la the trestmeat of alimple flonorliea, arid It not unfrequently hap wen thatithe feeds of (.fie an *heed by the tualfereden of an unwanted hour. By a ftyerior method fork ceniploints are mat, cured, and even where others have faikl, I troll that I mey prefacer to elks' a radical re.allablinansvnt. 'Few however are the cafes of comp&aeed &Reefs in Ms difeeder compared with the catustitous fin:micas of Mut, who from indulgence tnaSOLITARY VICE, or die prev.dent Oala ties of a fathionabie Life, acquire that Rate of Deloalitrwhich lathe unavoidabk confequence of fuck pernicious habit,. Where the unhappy foto* brood+ over hit mit ry. but CaT" fully conceals his misfortune, it may be kale condition far hire to know, that although It be an °hied of doulA or uncer minty with other Praltitioners, the removal of theft DEFI CIENCIES by the gradual progrefeof Renovation lathe acquire ment of my experience. If the rites of Bacchus or Verne hay begun to ratios manly vigour, much will be mever ted by an early tountau&on of ibis hat ftut, awl in th , fe min no great tnilleukies will occur. Eat where this Delkienry bas for yeam rated. imager re keenncelsindifpetliblyregatta,to revive the flumbring iparls of life, and to re-animate Me Confide:don. MARRIED WOMEN, who have hag been difappanacd In their elpedations of a Family, may be atfured. that in ni-it Indances huh ideals are curable by Moltke Skin. The SECRECY which Is fo eganiat romy u ndgteahhig,mtl the Q_ualificatkes which I have perfumed to Rate, twin the Bass a' my Pretences, and in Coincidence with Ikeb this - matios is given, that Mr. may be eeniukedgefontl/ (or by letters iodides a (mall nate) at his hate, No. sly, Aron. • del-ainct, Strand mar Taapko-Der. There Is an additional entrance in Water-dm* edjoini;lS • and the torte Is on both the doors. M. &Member at the Royat College al Surpass ,I.GNDON: Printed fee the PILOPILIZTOOI, b JOHN I'AN I El,. (el Carnally-arca), at the Si** Pat Ti• *- Orrice, No t, Carey-dreet; and publidted hi LEVe 1. wirr, td Ciaterbery-pleee, Leoesh.). a Na t, Ca",'- 'tree, and at the Tentple-Bar; to erf,;% uaee eaaiwzaisatiaas for the Luba art refort4 be aibleare4