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FROM SAT t.r &DAY Maki:PS GAZ ET 'l' t,. ADMII i tAIP Y OFFICE, Ma 14 Copy of a Letter from Mr. James Doovie, Aebivir Commander of the Prince William Henry Baoeuue Cotter, to the Con:sr.i, MOWS of the Cu:ton:tabu Edlinburgb,ana transmitted by the Se cretary tothat Board to tote Hon. W. W. Yale. HONOUP ABLE 511116.-1 beg leave td etquaint your Honours, thst upon the afternoon o; tbe Oath biltant, ltattray Hesdbearing W. N. W. distant ahead three miles, I ol•setved a strange sail sun cowards the land, in nude for her, upon which she put round, and • set all sail sciAalse oV. I crmtinued the chase, and about live o'clock got within gusi•thot ; and about six brought our to solos', which wao kept up, swing to little wind and a rol lin . sex, near two hours, y•*.ten an accident, by the blowing up of souse gun p:wder cri board my cutter, obiiged nse.togive it tip un•il next morniag • I ttten rtriewed the attar*, and ablaut nine o'clock had tin good fortune to capture hi':. She Fovea to be the Wov, liaise% of North Bergen, Anders Kt *bon. .Corimander, with four 4..po u nd c: a, two swivels, a' ,d a number of Small arms, aid 33 men. I ars concerned to add that this capture was not r7ade without some injury to my crew, six of e;tent beino woun e'..d, though nourdengarously. On board the pr.'s% ateer one man ss killed, and theComvuander and two men wounded, itot'a of th,m severely. She was out nine days, had made no r apturc.-:- . ..t.ye the honour to be, ate. (Signed) many 'Down. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Commissions in the Royal North Lincolnshire Regi mast of Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. /merit MiDonough, Gra to be Lieutenant. Datid April 1.1 atm. Jobs Inkson, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated March 1,1'4.1% CoMMistiOns Signcd by the Lord Lieutenant M the County of Northampton. Northamptonshire Yeomanry Cavalry. • Kettering Troop. Thema Marshall, Gent. to bc Cornet. Dated April LI, MOS. Towcester Troop. Henry Longnerille Maisel, Gent. to bc Clue et . April 29, ISO& Da ntry•Volunteer Infantry. Mtn 1 , Ittealie Wadle, Goa. to bc Second Lieutenant. Dated April 7, IboB. Kettering Volunteer Infantry. John Adams, F... 1. to he - Capmln. Dated Jar. 20, IgoB. Ulll Timm% Gent. to b.! Liquenant ; Wai.is, Cent. to be E Dated !tlay to, 1808. Towce , ter Volunteer InfantrA Mark folwell, Gene. to be Lteutev.tot ; Thomas Sheppard, Gents to be Ensign. Dated Apra 25, 1 Stia. Commissions sign.:(l by the Vice Lieutenant of the County of Glamorgan. Ist or Weitern Regiment of Glamorgan Volunteers. Pslargon Popkin Tt . alterne, Esq. to be Major. Dated May 16, 1803. To be Captair.s--Tbantas Jackson, Esq. Dated May 11,1808. j,,lni F..e'si•ls, Esq. vice Sydney, resigned. Dated May 200808. To be First Lieutenants—Second Lieutenant Hopi& Rees, vice Pendell, Resigned ; Second Lieutenant Llewellyn Liewellyn, vice Richard Llewellyn, reigned ; Second Lieutenant Thomas M , vice Freeman, resigned ; Second Lieutenant Samuel 1./.4 s,vice Page, resigned. Dated Apra 28 ,1 608 . Tho . lolevAllyn, tler.t. Dated May 20, mon. T To bo Jeoond lieutenant—Thomas Llewellyn, Gear. Dated April 98, 'Su& To `,... Sargeon-- Edmund Saanders. Gent. vice Long, resigned:a -_ . Douai .4eil atoms. Tote chapWa-4"he Its,. John Collins. Dated May I‘, 1903. ld or Eastern Regiment of ditto. Whitlock Nieholl, Esq. to be Captain, vice Markham, resigned. Dated May IS, 1000. Richard Mumford, Goat. to be First Licuteaant. Dated May 24, 1802. To be Second Lieutenants..-Willlarn Jacob; Gent. vice Reei, pro; muted. Dated Mail 9, 1908. Thomas Gardner, Geat. ; WWiata 7achell, Gent. Dated May 24, 1908. Commission signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Cheshire.—Royal Cheshire Militia. Ed yard Beesto Gent. to be Lieutciant. Dated May 7, 1808. Loyal Fro&ham Volunteers.. Ensign John Miller to be Lieutenant, vice Wright, resigned; ci-es?rge dent. to ;or Lusign, vice Miller, promoted. Dated Apr ,1 boa. Commission signed by the Lard Lieutenant of the * Gaunt/ of Fife. • Ist Battalion of ideshire Volunteers. Aletunder F. Williamson.. Gem. to be Lieatenagt, vice Sangster, deceased. Dated April 20.1948. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County. of Somerset. Western Battalion of the Ist East Somerset Regi ment of Volunteer Infantry. Rdliatn Swayne, Esq. to be Captain, vice Clothier. Dated May to, 1909. George Pippeet, Gerit. tobe Elias. Dated May 17, 1805. Bath Forum Regimont of Volunteer Infantry. , To be Captstas- 7 -Wiiiion Francis i Esq. vice Czoesue; William Gould, Eaq. vice Bowsher ; John Joyce, Esq. vice T. Joyce, and Isvac Leake vice Squire. Dated May 17, 1808. To be lieutenants:—George Balue Gent. vice Francis; Charles Ikurfitt, ...lent. vice Goulda John litake, Gent. vice Joyce; William Parfitt, Gent. vice Bennett ; and John Dafter, Gent. vice Lined May 17, laug. To be Ensign—George Carpenter, Gent. vice Hayter. Dated as above. To be Surgeon—Edward Watkins, Gent. vice Kitson. Dated May 23,1804. Loyal Bath Regiment of Volunteer Infantry. George Norman, Esq. ta be Captain, vice Mant ; Thomas Bar ber, Gent. to he Liautenant, vice Norman ; George Frederick Edwards Gent to be Surgeon, vice Norman ; and James Spry, Gait. to be Assistant-: urgeon, vice Edwards. Dated May 17, 1806. POlll.Bl Hill Regiment of Volunteer Infantry. 11,11liam Dawirin. Gent. to be Ensi , m. Dated May 17, I sta3. Henry Alford, (A.A. to be Assistant-Surgeon. Dated May 10, Yeovil Su'Aivision Regiment of Volunteer In:antry. George Templeton, Esq. to be Captain, vice Daiii.ll; and RI. chard Getge, Gent. to be a.ieuteriatit, vice Tempt. man. Dated hiay 23, 1608. To ba En s ,gna—Thomas Plowman, Cent. vice WiAirgt n;; William N. ebb , . r, Gent. vice Poole ; and Robert Bartle, Gen:.l vice emplentan. Dat:d May 23, 1808. Bridgwater Volunteer Infantry. Morley Chubb, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Crosse. Dated May 23, 18318. Western Battalion of the Mendip Legion. Gabriel Stone, Esq. to be Major, vice Phil!ott ; and George Dur von' Esq. to be Captain, vice Stone. Dated M a y 23, tam. To be t dettrevantc-101in Synses, Gent. vice G. Saunderi ; and Henry Tripp, Gent. vice Trew. Dated May 214 1808. To be IFanigns--Brent Good, Gent. vice Twitt ; William VIWIti, Gent vice Cook; Thomas Saunders, Gent. vice Symes, Ro ber Dodd, ern. (dent. vict Council; Robert Dodd, jun. Gent, vice Carde; Robert Parker, Gent. and Thomas Pym, Geoi. .7ated May 25, 1808. Commissions in the Royal Regiment of Devon and Cornwall M ners, signed by the Lord Warden.— Dated May 1, 1808. Liputtriutu George Foster to be Captain,vkeirelawny, resigned. Ensign Thomas Moore to be L'entenant, site heater, promo:A. Commission in the Flint Militia, signed by the Lord _ . Lieutenant. Thomas Evans, Cent. to be Surgeon. Dated May 7,1808. Commission% sty by the Lord Lieutenan: of the County of Essex. Wectern B.tttalion of Essex Militia. F „i gn Jos Kph Gourdez to be Lieutenant; and Henry Jones Ounnett, tient. to be Ensign. Dated Niay 9,180 a. Ringrow Drvw CrAttcl, Gent. to be ditto. Dated May 10, 1808. Eastern Battalion of ditto. J'--.).undo John Harrison,Gt•nt.to be Fnsittn. Dated N Tay 23,1808. Leyton Volunteer inf.sr.trp. Will'...nlCutton, Gent. to be Second Lieitstnant, vice Gregson, I...s;itte,l. Dated April 14, Iboii. Barking Volnnteer Infantry. Liellttna^t. lenry Vere Thstdiler to he Captain, vicerbt.nipson, re,igr.ed; and Ensign Schn Sera 'llsompsoo, to be Lieu town, vice 'l%tres!dK. Dated April SIC two. • Loyal Colchester Volunteer Infantry. Ensig* Mltltael LavLllin to be Lieutenant, vice Nl'hite. Dated iVay I, 1838. Ens'g Mien Taber to be ditto, eke Welford. May 12, 1 WM. !to: ert Corm. to be Ensign. Da!rd May 11, IP , OB. loitph Smith, Cent. to be dam. Dated \•fay 12, 1808. Harwich Volunteer Infantry. John Sansuni, Gem.. to be Ensign, vice Westhotpe, resigned.— Dated May 10, IEOB. Commission in the Loyal Newborongl) Volunteer In fantry, signed by the Lord Licutk;nant of the. County of Carnarvon. Glynn Wynn, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colony!-Ceinirandant, vice the Right lion. Lard Newborough, deceased. Dated May 16, 1108. _ _ _ Commissions signed by the Lcr Liewasnant of Hants. Andover and Wherwell Eattaticn. of Volunteer In- fantry. Henry Jacob, Cut. to 'be Ensign, Nice Alexander, resignatl, .Dateri.:46V Gosport' and i'llverstoke 'Battulien of Infantry. licskins. jun. Gent. to .. ee Aeu:enatit, vice Cur resizfr.ed ; I.;vrijanail L. I.ox, to be ditto, vice lAlifteombe, r..signed ; 'and Edward Jukes, jun. Gent. to be Ensign. Doted Alay CO, loos. Gospoft Volunteer Artillery. Joseph Castile, Gent. to be Sicond Lieutenant. Dated May 28, 1008. Bourre Battalion of Lifantry. Soar William Bider) to be Lieutenant, vice Siares, rosigned ; and Robert Stao-s, jur. Cont. to be Dojo, vice Litivn, pro• motel Dated Ma . i.:3o, Iboll., FAR IN A FORMER 01.7.ETTE. For South llaats reamanry Cavalry, William Strangeways, Gent. to be Cornet, _Read lkl...rth Hans: reasnaary Cavalry, William Strangeways, Gent. to be Cornet. For Fart:mouth Palma , n of Volunteer Light hifuo. , ry, CotainMettley's Comply, 111011laS Entbey, Gent. to be lieutenant, William J.ang, Cent. to be Ensign, Read Portsmouth Battalion of Infan:ry, Captain Rood's Carp. my, 'Thomas Barbey, Gent. to be lieutemmt, Lang,, Gent. to be Ensign. BANKRUPTCY rNLARGED. July 2. George Mathan, of. Huddersfield, Yorkshira, grocer, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at Guildhall, I on ton. ',August 2. Paul Lister, of Slater Ing, York.hire, cotzon.si:nncr, dealer and chapman, at ten, at the Dog T.ivern, htinzhiAter. July 20. Wm. Bickford Jackson, late of Exeter, merchant, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at the Globe Inn, Exeter. JL NKR U Joseph Lee, of Llington, Middleset, timber-merelunt, dealer a td ehapman, to surrender June 11, 18, and July Is , at .4113 e, at Guildhall - Attorney, Mr. Jackson, Hatton Garden, London. Thomas Crump, late of the Westminster Road, Surrey, tininan, dealer and chapman, June 11,18, and July 18, at one, at Guild hall. Attorney, Mr. MJngnall, WarveLk-square, Newgate- , street, London. Jowph H.rrison, now se left of Eller-Ca r, parish of Bingley, Yorkshire, worsted and cotton-spinner, dealer and chapnian, June 20, at lox . , June 21, and July 16, at eleven, at the Devon shire Arno Inn, Kighley. Attorntes, Messrs. Exley and Stoc ker, Furnivars Inn, London; or Mr. Cuthbert Metcalfe, in Kighley, Yorkshire. Joseph That keray and John Thaekeray, of Manchester, cotton spinners, dealers, chapmen, and copartners, June 16, 17, and July 26, at eleven, at the Palace Inn, 'Manchester. Attornies, Mr. bamuel Edge, Manchester; or Me. Edge, Inner Temple, London. - - Isaac Rai!ton, of Egremnnt, Cumberland, mercer and draper, dealer and chapman, June :7, lft, and July 16, at tlevea, at the King's Arms, Egremont. Attornies, Mr. Richard Wordsworth, of Cat-Gill-Hall, near Ezremont. George Weddell, of Newcas.le-upon-Tyre, shopkv , per, dealer and chapman, June 89, an, and July 16, at eleven, at the Fleece, Manchester. Attoruies, Mr. kindle, John -street, Bedford-row, London ; or Mr. Edward Their:lll, Manchesar. Richard Rayner, .!t . Birmingham, button-mater, June 17, 18, and July 18, at eler.:•rt, at the Shakespeare Tavern, Birtninghane.--- Attornies, Messrs. l.ee and Corrie, of llirfnintia ; or Mr. John Alexanckr, Bedford-row, London. John Whittingham, of I.iverposl, grocer, dealer and chapman, June 28, 29, and lull- 16, at sae, at the Punchßowl, Liverpool. Attorniec, Mr. Thomas Blaekrock, Sr. Mildred's-court, Poul try, London ; or Mr. 'fhom.3 Marrow,Temple-court, Liver- pool. Meyer Cohen, of Devonshiro-street, Queen's-•quare, and late of Crest James-Areet,ll,-dford-row,Tvliddlesex, exchange-broker, June 7, 2.5, and July 16, at twelve, at GuildhalL Attorney, Air. Alin, Ely Place. Thomas MiAtlleton, of Maldetudane, EtttP"-bridge, Middlesex, nine-mane facmrer, June 11, Is, and 11hy 16, at twolve, at Guildir.:lL Attorney, Mr. Hackett, No. 9b, Chancery-lane, op po:ite Lincoln's Irn. Thomas Annii, of Sot thend, near Lewisham, Kent, ntill..r.d , !aler and dial:man, June 14, il, and July 16, at one, at 4.; utldhall. Attorney, Mr. Williams, Staples-Inn. John Dawson, of Aldg.tte High-street, London, linen-draper, June 11 , tel. and July 16 at ttn Clnildhall. Attorney, Mr. . _ • Nind, Great l'rescot •. street, Goodman's Samuel Lee, of Bradford, Yorkshire, cotton-manufatturer, June 14, at six, June 15, and July 16, avten, atthe 'Talbot Attornies, Mr. Edge, King's Bench Walks, inner 'rem pie, London ; or Mr. Ilrogden, Bradford. William Gore, of Aidgate, London, 1".. 3 , lcliester-warchouseniart, dealer and chapman, June 1 4, 18, and July; 15, at one, at C;tdid- hall. Attorney, Mr. Courterr, .701 . .tge Benjamin I lugrnan, of Battersea, Surrey, tellmonger, dealer and ciapman, June 11, 15, and July 16, at ten,atGaiicil:all,Landon. Attorney, Mr. Broad, Union -cr.. et, Southwark. James George Row, of Buckingliml-pace, parish of 'A iary-la 11Vddlesex, moo 1-scrivener, June 11, 19, and July 16, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Steventosh Chequer-mut; Charing•eroz.s. Thomas Deiring and Mit had Forster, of Litclitield-street, Soho, Middlesex, hotel an,d tavvrn-keepers, dealers, elt.apmen, ar.d coprzne.m, lune 7, 14, .md July 16, at ten, a• Atm% ney, Mr. Oakley, Martin's-lane, Cannou-street. Jaly 9. William Hambly, of Falmouth, Cornwall, and of Great- Bell-alley, Coleman -street, London, mere:la:it, dealer ard chap man, at twelve, 4 Idly Z. Gtergr Grimes, of Great \Varner-street, Coldbath-fields, hilddle•lx, linen-draper, at ten, at Guildhall. July 5. Jamts Belcher Ball the yoiaiger, late of Kensington, Mid dlesex, esachmastir, at twelve, at Guildhall. Jane 14. Wm. lalgstead, of Cha ring Cro's, Middlesex, stationer, dealer and chapman, at twelve, at Guildhall. June 7., John Boyes, of Portsmouth, Hams, mercer, at one, at Ghildhall, London. June 7. John FvploW, of Shrewsbury, Salop, linen-draper, at eleven, tt the Guildhall, Shrewsbury. June 1. John Bigwood, late of Basinghall-street, London, ware houseman, at twelve, at Guildhall. June 4. John Carleton, of Hilberk-hall, Westmorland, cotton spinner and manufacturer, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon. June 7. Thomas Faueutt, late of . Long Buckby, Northampton shire, money-scrivener, at eleven, at the Peacockinn, Daventry. • PARTNER-11-11PS DISSOLVED. John Mat-hett and Thomas Yates, of Birmingham, button makers, Mav 28th, 1808. Thos. OHi-rant and John 011ivant, Manzhester, May 24, !Mk. Edward Wood and One*iphorus Wnt. Innell , f.ong Acre, Mid dlesex, coloormen and varnish-maker., May 96, 1808. John Fiby and Robert Rust, Norwich, wool-dealers and factors, Alai 211, 1808. James Mills and Co. cotton.manufacturers. Oldham, May 19, Mary Hildlek, Thomas Hiltikk, and Francis /V&A, of Wal sall, Staffordshire. mercers and grocers, Dee. 25, 1807. David Green and Benjamin Green, of Draughton, near Skip ton, Yorkshist., srnsiers, May 3, 1800. Robert Gornall, William Carry, and Richard Pemberton, of Preston, Laneashlre painters, May 25, 1808. homas Hope and iithn Hope, of Stockport, Cheshire, I.at manufacturers ' April 30, 12011. Thomas Hanuttood and Willis Brown, of Holbora-bridge, London, Labe:disbars, April IR, 1808. CCLIKSIASTICAL and AC:lrrmicia. PROMATIONS. OLVORD, APRIL 4.-.4rialy, May 21, the Rev. ! act Mat thews, Student in Divinity, Fellow of St. 1e..! , 11 . 3 ch.iplain in his Majesty's service in foreio. parts, W 3 Ba cnelor in DiviLity by Decree of Convocation. Thursday; the od inst. the last dsy of Easter Term, the Rev. Joscph Hamilton, M.A. and Stutltnt in Disioity of Si. '.....ltuund hill, was admitted Bachelor and Dortor in Divinity. The I lon. William Herbert, B.C.L. of Mcror CelEge. was admitted Doctor in Civil Law, Grand Compounder. *I he Rev. John Graham 24,.A. and Student In Divinity, of AU Souls College, was admitt ed Bachelor in Divinity. The Rev. Henry Townsend, of Merton College, and the Rev. John Surtees, of University College; B.A. were admitted Masters of Arts, Grand Compounders. _ The Rev. Woolley Leigh Bennett, and the Rev. H. Meets, of • Merton College ;Rev. John Cakhorp, of Braseitose College ; Rev. Enoch HncigHtiion Warrincr, of Lincoln College ; and Rev. Ro bert Sparke Fiutchings, of St. Edmund Hall, B.A. were admitted Masters of Arts. Messrs. John I.owndes and Charles Philip Lyn:, of Ones n's College ; Edmund Witt, of Wadham Coßeee • Robert Willis, of Lincoln College.; dnd J. Younge, of Saint Edn;und hall, ware ad mitted Bachelors of Arts. The whole number of degrees in Easter Term was *sum D. D. Ave D.C5... ten B.U. one B.C.L. one 11. Mvd. sty-two M.A. thirty-two B.A. one B.A. incorporated. • On Wednesday last Mr. Charles Josqh Belie, was admitted Aolar of New College. - - -- • HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE 7' MORltnw. Mnrrtng 45 minute. er 12 ..... 15 win-. . '-tr • I SALES BY AUCTION. EREEHOI.D ESTATES, NEAR BODO' ETON AND FA VERSHAM, tN 'felled cowry .3F KIi.NT. By Messrs. HOGOAR.T and Pi 'II.LiPS, (Successors a, Mr. SMITe.i. At the Fountain Inn, Canterbury, oil Satr...lay, Leas 11, at Twelve o'Clock, in Lots, -L 'HE following %rateable FREEHOLD COM PACT FARMS ar.tl LANDS, situate in th.: yarishes of Boughton,' Blear., Felling, anti Hens Hill, about six miles from Cantetbary, and three milts from Favershttm, in the County of rent; let at Rents amounting to Five Hundred Pounds per Annum. A Farm called Swayers and the °flanges, containing del , - nine Acres and upwards of rich Arabk, Meadow, and Orchard Land, in the occupation of Mr. Jull, with a SY:Lt.:l . :house std Out buildings. About seventy Acres of uncommonly productive Chesnut, Al. • dt.r, and Ash Wood Land, in band, convenient fur markets, with goo 4 roads. A Farm in the occupation of Mr. Henry Gunld, containing about Forty-six Acres of improvable Arable, rich Meadow, and Hop Land, lying contiguous and near the turnpike road, with' a. substantial new-built Cottage, in thu rural N'itiage of Boughton, with Barns and Out-buildings, Gorden, Arc. on I ..ase. Four Inclosures of rich Aleadow land, lying chiefly in tha Marshes, its a ring fence, containing about twenty-five acres, in the cr_cupati,n of Mr. Stapleton Payne,whose l.else has expired. Tw,nt:..-seven Acres of rich Arable, Meadow, and Orchard Land, in the occup.nian of R. Cowtan, jun. Forty-104r .tcres a'l.l upwards of rich Mesdow and Hop l.and, dividad into vaeions with siti.;ll Cottages, its the occupa tion of Messrs. I lulu., Mc-ad, histlan, Cowian, sea Wrieet, and Ming-ate. And a new ballt substantial hop cast Kiln , Wtrerooms, Or chard Garden, and neat COttage i7l tie parish of Boughton, lti lu the occupation of (lenient Jo:cocl:s. - May he viewed in application to the respective tenants, a-ti particulars had fifteen days prior to the sale, at fie Crown, ito che,tcr ; Ship, I ; Conte-tin -I ; Rose, biter. g bourne ; HotelE, Margate and Ramszatet of Charles Ari.ohl, Bedford-raw ; at Garraway's; :1.111 of Messrs. linuart acrd Phillips, No. Li 2, Broad-bra:l, nt-ar Royal F.xsharge. . _ FREEHOLD VILLA, G.A.RDEN; AND L NEAP. KINGS'EON. AND ESHER, SURRI Y. By Messrs. HOi_kjAß'r and PHILLIPS, (Successor.; to Mr. SMITH) At Garr:'way's, 411 Thursday, the soth instant, at 'rw'tre, AN Elegant Substantial FREF.HOLL VILLA, • delightfully situate Gear Verdant Banky rt :he Ri-er Thames, at Weston G- et n,iiiitant only three miles from Kings ton, one from Ilaniptim Court, four f:xim Walton, at.d one from Esher, iti t he County of -;urrey. The ii -ruse, which L. modern built, and in complete order, is judiciously planned, avid contains six Bed-chambers, and Dressing : d oom, Dining and two Law ing tto‘mis, with folding French Doors opening zala Conservatory with Verandas to both &ants, a pleasant lawn and Shrubbery, spacious pri.duc ive Knelitn Gardvns flay croppe a-rd pla:itcd, et:tens:re walls, well stocked an.: coyercd wi , tl the citoice.n fruit-tress in priMe bening; an Orel.ard, Coac'a House, and Yard, excellent Three-stall Stable, Dairy, Brewhouse, Dug Kennels and nunierOns attached and dtqached Offices, chitty sew built. and the whole in coinpkte repair, well suppred with S:iring and soft V.*.o.r, w kit a Paddock adjoining, enclosed by nc i o Paling ; contaiang together between four and five Acres ; also five Acres of Leasehold rich Meadow ) ; crated, convenient for the Villa, held for ab ut twelve years, with a Farm-yard, Barns and. tineds. The situation is 'pleasant and farina a select and desirable retreat to a genteel Family, In the midst cf a so&1 neighbourhood, and is well calculated for a person fond of sporting. To be viewed with Tickets only between the hours of eleven and thre e , which with partizulars may he had ten days previous to the sale, of Messrs. Hnggart and Phillips, till, broad street, Royal Exchange; also at the White lion, Esltir and Colds= ; Toy, Hampton Court ; Griffin, Kingston ; and at (layaway's. STR.IDNIGhte. HOUSE, CARDIGANSHIRE, South Wales. By Nies:Ts. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (Successors to Mr. SM: f H), At Garraway's, on Mond: , the •25th of July, at 12 o'Clock, (unless disposed of in the tacan time by private contract, of which notice will by given;, r i 'HE abovi Capital l‘lidern-built FREEHOLD' A MANSION', with suits:de attached ard detatheil Offices, waUeds kirden well stocked with choice fruit trees, the wbule lanly fitted up and finished at a ver: considerable expence, LIT-mill an elegant residence, calculated for the reception of a large and gen teel establishment ; surrounded by about 119 Acres of rich Mea dow, Arable and Pasture Land, including Plantations and Plea sure Grounds. The whole property is Freehcld, in one of the most beautiful situations in Scnth Wal.., hounded by the much admired River Tivey, and ornamented with extensive Wood-4 The neighimitr hood is genteel, and the roads good, six miles front the seaport town of Cardizan, and four from the market town of New Castle Entlyn, from each of which there arc weekly carriaE es to Car marthen, and a daily London Post passes the extremity of the Lawn. _ _ _ The Purchaser may be accommodated with the elegant and modern Household Purniturz, at a valuation, and possession Im mediately given. May be viewed, and particulars had, 20 day, previous to the sole, of Essex Bowen, Esq. No. 9, Robert-street. Eedford-row ; Messrs. Phillips and Ward, Solicit -Ks, Howard -street, Strand ; Mr. John Beynon, Solicitor, New Castle Ern:o; it Carraway's, and of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, Old Broad arszt, where a plan may be seen. TYTHES, FARNHAM, SURREY. FQ DE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Meisrs, HOGGART and PHILLIPS. • (Successors to Mr. Satnu) AMOST VALUABLE ESTATE, held for three Young and Healthy Lives, under the Archdeacon of Surrey ; consisting of the Rectorial Manor of Parnham ; with the Courts, Quit Rents, and a neat substantial Parsonage House, Gardens, Offices and Glebe, spacious new built Barns, Sheds, Farm Yard, Stabling, and other Ou: 4suildings, with the valuable great Tythes of the extensive Pari‘h of Farnham, arising front Hops, Corn, Hay, &c. and extending over 7000 Acres of rich Land; also apiece of Freehold land close to the Town of Farn ham, with a lung range of Hop Kilns, recently erected and built on part of it, at a very considerable expense, replete with Warehouses, Store Rooms, and every other requisite, together with various apparatus for collecting aid drying of Hops. A p:an of the parish m. y be seen at Mr. SClnef, Solicitor, No. 53, Upper Guildford-street, Russell-.guar:, of whom further particulars may be had, and also of Mimsrs. iloggatt and Phillips, out, bitted-street, near the Royal Exchange. smx, TW AUCTION'. FLTGITILY. SPACIOUS DWELLING-HOUSP., 9HOP, WAR e. ROOMS, VCRK-STIIEFF, CO V F.IIIT-CARDEN, 'lly Mr. ROBINS -13 y order of the Executors, ott the premi ses of 1 ursday, June IC, u One uUock, A VA LUA Bt. E LEASEHOLD ESTATX, - comp.:sing a to:las:an:jai Cheerful Residence, crested within a few years, at. a ronsid rabic trpence, planned and Etttd up fur the accommodation of a Family, wi h spacious Shup,la:ge roam, kiewns, AZ =1 he property of the laze Mr. soilieby, Lou. Aiee, decreed; very eligibly titivated in York-sheet (vprus: , ,, I Charles- street), Covent-t Arden. nit limos Ls. a rrirate entrance; Contains on the princip a l `Flow, two excellent Rooms, Store-room, and Water LLset ; are so.tuble lied-ebnribera awl Servants Rooms ; 11.nem,nt, roomy Kitchen, Scullery, Wash Lons,.. good C. ar , 6r. Th e whole in complete repair. Pleury of tine Wati.r fi x‘in from antient Conduit. The Premise* are held on lease, 47 years in..; expired, at a sm:.ll griotod rent. To be Viewed, by tickets, from the both, of -NA (lee forr. Parcluulms on the premises ; at Garraway's ccr ~ -Lome; and IX: m a. Warwick -street, Conen-sera-e. r k fi ESSIUI. L.EIt;H zoo Co. :iurgt.ttns, cotfine th, Ivi Ethntion to the treatmcnt ut cerntin Conti lai ~S, contra:tett hi ati unguarded hour, and that Debility whichits caused by youtls iiii habits. Mr. Lothu having been thg.tged in this exclusive iirerich for the last eleven years as thiA bouts., it is presumed diat the r'vantage of such experience gists the utmost success to teat usiduity with 'which they devote themselves to the Cure of these CornOlaints.--lis ail cAb4 s Illf recent occurrence the cure is speedy, / atd irdiii and stanger are eittally avoided. In every complestad [cm?, ard in those tlistressing deficiencies, %hie% are the entas. fpienc Is of youthful impriiii.iter. or the enevoa:ing indulgences of i motility is wt.= climates, their mode of trea:nentrnsurts a safe and permanent rertoratiou to vigarlos h t . 1 :0,. The testes azer stated al the first interview, or in am.sver to h.tters, containing sr l o t I.; time, and in every case the most irvititilde socrecy is olin lurn:al.-Nu t'.9, Arundel-street, near 'lt-topic liar. There is an arlditirsoal entran , e t” WPter-s-rev:atit.Nining.. ABS . G v... 1 U LoN. For Removing tamtructiors from the Stwface of t't• skin. _ . I - T is rtnneeessary to enumerate the advantazcs t o s ibieg to the constitution of every persm, oy effectually rev moving ohitructions from the surface of to_ AIM, and thereby keeping free and opt n the innumerable passages aro/ pores thtoqh Which nature expcis all useless or noalmis humours front the vital • fLid, and Which, being obstrwt d, are forced hack again into the blond, and become the sources of many dangerous dis .009. It is tl e efore a matter of much consequence, as well to pr.:v,nt ht:rt. ful disorders, as for the preservation, ease, cmistart, and beauty to persons, (howiver slightly affected), that they :horrid :C.', simtally have recourse to the Abstergent 1.0.i0n ; but more tai cially it becomes urgently requisite when the effects of ulin rcv.iott make their appearance, and break out into pimples, relicsa, car• huneks, or other cutaneous eruptions. The Ahsturgent Lo ian never fails of 111C1.1015 with those who give it a fair triad, and as its pri:c evidently hews that no private cpwlument is sought fatly the proprietor, so also may the Public foe convinced that nothil but a certainty t! its success could induce 1):. sOl.O MON to hazard the good opinion he is honoured with by all ranks, in pow stiaiug them with this Cosmetic, were it not a certainKetacily for Herpetic Complaints in general. The Abstinent Lori us is prepared by Dr. Solomon, of Liver pool; and may be had of every respectable Medicine Vender in .he United Kingdom price sa. isd beetle, duty incloded. Dot. Fick:KNIAN'S CATITA SALA' I 'Ulla. ['HE taltie • f !his Illail;ble Medicine has bees ct L .mg proved. that whine of the preform day eau beat a competition wits. It in all the different (fagot er a certain Die e. which it sfrvdually cures and eradicates from the h !ethos% t`e painful feelings and expolitre that ellen fAllvattrat, ari!hout debilitathig the er)rilistetion In OW dime, or CII•11 re. quirinq C3nftnetnent from bad• efs. or tv.iteirttion In dirt 1 1 41 .-a,!ical virtues t:f I)rops havcproved their claim rterile an.tohation for more than thirty years. In all the de : iiity kites, they prove a never taiiine rtiftorative, 'she •,:er the de:.i7il ir vroiuctd by too fret ufe of Mercury, illicit ~ r tl:e rtfAfts of a st arm climate an traydiets and thole g aiv.t.r.i. 1 hty cannot bc recommevded trio ftrongly to ••;ofeseh.. veal ter, !ve a rare. freetly.and complete cure In all rte•t..., and eve ry weaken:Atha: affedis the Madder PHI .mgatts of urt •?c• By its r_..lcar•y marl woolen ilLeve h•C ILO rNers whr, for years b-rl deprived of th't h, r pi,ltte F. 013 sioh.olefale anti retail at A ;totter's. No. 4, Chcaiterfe. con nee of Parallafter too, and retail by tklam. l'orthuouth:U . tfletr, Ponies; a-. 3 Roger./ Prlyror.trds eh, CaLrrell. I rh nu; Batt,r. and !v'ac,:ou Margot" , Baiter. Smith and Mar data*, Fttinhurgh , and by a,uf colantrystetifcineva3ku, hrttivs. it 7.f. cut, psch, ',Mt FOR 1U loMo, NYI:AIN.S, b, DR. STEERS'6 OPODELDOC. In the Stamp, round each bottleare engraved the wdrds " F.S:w bery, No. 45, St. Paul's," and those withoat thisditrinction are SpUTHOUS. r 1 `HE success of this Medicine has given rise to a great number of counterfeits, as well as nit- a variety of Fin brocations, Paisencts, liniments, 8 - sc. 8.. e. seine cf which areas hot and strong, as 44416 excoriate, to cause blisters, or often to contract the sinews ;'said others arc so weeak'as to be of no jet* ut this Opoleltloz; by its happy combination, by the union of efficacy and safery, will ever msiutain its Amated eminence anal superieti:y. liv its warm, penetrating and attentirini; qualities, it is a must excedeut remedy tor external rheum:Aims ; and by strengthening powers, it speedily mantes the Farts which are in jurt•cl by brub• and sprains; it is of great sande: in cramps, or numbness, in stiffness or weakness of the) 411114 i; cs also in pro moting circulation in the limbs when in a pm-krtic state—kiis . likewise particularly successful in Chilblain% and if used indite • will prevent their breaking, but in this complaint a should be dissolved in a spoon, and applied warm. 4 • • Sold only by F. Newbery and Sops, N 0.4.5, St.Paurs, four d isi from the ccach-way from Cl'aearside, Londdn, trice tfs.fir.ettelp bottle, duty included; and by theiruppointen nt by Baca ► and Ca. Oxford-street; Wade, Ulu Bond-street; Bayley and Co. Cock spur-street ; Ward, Illitble-row, liolbara ; Clarke, BArcolk High-street ; Randall, Royal Exchange ; Die_y and Sutton, Bow Churcli•pri, and Harris, carrier of Ludgate-stmt. IMPORTANT' DISCOVERY. Pk r t ^ p .1 T.. , - "j'HE Advantage the Pt:hl;c nxtst always derive 3 .. from regularly educated professional num directing alms: exclusively /heir studies to one species of malady, was never more clearly denumstrated than h the unexampled success which his attended the a:in:Mistral ion of their new remedy., and the extract • dinary cent it has perform:rd. For a lime series of years, fllestrs. Cutts ir and Co. Surgeons, formerly in his Majesty 'service, have made the Yerereal Disease the particular object of their inv,s-ti :ration, and are happy in havire discovered a medicine sirporir to mercury in the cure of that cernilairt ; it is sufficient to nhaerre that the effe-ts of this remedy are diantetrieally apposite to those of mert-ary, for though. it co•rpletely eradicates every vestige of the virus, in its most confirmed stages, yet it does not in Oa Itao . injure the con4t;tution ; on the contrary, it mow-at:is the system in all its natural function', promotes viirtite and faelii:a EA tt . ZMtian : thus instead of teetering a strong and vigoruts constita tinn to the frightful contlitim that mercury does ; it not only pre ierves that constitution in its primitive state, beet restor,Ac a weitle and debilitated one to its natitral strength and vigour. Number less instances are on recent r-cord of the superior efficacy of this medicine, its inherent and Teel& virtues acting as a perpetual corrective to bodily debility, whether proceeding from an race* of conjugal or illicit pleasure, or from the more insidinos, thongs.: not less destructive, indulge tee of incautious youth of beth sexes in a certain pimientos habit. Amidst the meiancludy variety et disorders which are the consequence of ;his solitary vice, then. art none more afflicting than that distressing state of debility and des fi&ency which prevents or en:hitters the anattirionial state ; the unhappy sufrerer broods over his ntiotfortape, adapted to seek re lief, until he is reduced to such a state of weakness as to merle* life oppressive. 're such rtt ions it must be a rensnlinc reline elan to know that they may now, by a new infaliittle mode of treatment, la:restored to th e ft greatest of ail human blessings, a Wong, manly and vigorous eons tit et:on. In all casts of debility, deilciency, front whatever cause arisirg, as well as in every species a venereal infection, Messrs. Corny and Co. may be co,istlited by patients of either sex with the greatest secrecy and honour, at their house, No. 107, Hatton- Garden. Patients in the country describing the particulars of thiir complaints, by letter post paid, enclosing a Bank note, will have the necessary medicine and advice sent to any part of the kingdom,. No. 107. Hatton Glean-. LONDON : Printe4 and publfihed by LEVEL KEN'', ut ‘... trebory Place, Lambeth, at the STaa-Orrtea, Na 1, Carr. street. Published alscru we J rim-Orr:es, Templ6i,Bar w•••• •voi• • •