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71 4 1fiLZICANCE. COUltrtHr IEINOB BENCH; litNElll . : ' Tux ICIN G 0. AATM:4kt). The defendant was. brought up to t4eeiVe the j4dg inent of the Court, having been convicted oF'having. in his possession naval stores, marked with the broad lawny?, and waksentenced to be fined Is. and confined C stifle months. i..;; „ n • THE KING V. ISAAC& The defendant in this case had been, found guilty of attempting to bribe the officers whn had seized the naval stores which were in the possession of Ray. bonld : his sentence was, that he should be confined , 15 months in Newgate. LADY PLIWEVAL v. mops. In this case, Mr. TOt'PING chewed cause against 3 rule obtained on a former day by Mr. Holt, for a Criminal Information against the defendant, the pro prietor of a weekly publication, called The News, for having inserted in that paper, on the 6th of June last, a libel on the plaintiff, imputing to her , that-she was the fabricator of certain !afters, which appeared' in, The News of the 4th of April last, signed by Lords Liverpool, Eldon, and Castlereagh, and Lady A. Hamilton. The Court, after hearing Mr. PADRE and Mr. Hort. in support of the Rule, declared their opinion, that this was not a case in which the Court were called on to grant a criminal information ; the plaintiff might, however, if she thought proper, proceed by Indictment, as that course was still open to her ; and therefore the Rule should be discharged. NAY,IL APPOIATAIEIV7'3. Lieutenant M. Lindsay, to the rank of Commando . . Mr. S. Spencer, Midshipman, to the rank of Lieutenant. Mr. D. Rice, Midshipman, to be Lieutenant, in the Hussar. Mr. C. Sutton, Misl,hipman of the Royalist, to the rank of Lieutenant, for his gallant' conduct in the late service performed by that stoop's ennipany off Bormeo. • Mr. Joyce, Midshipman of the Sparrowhawk, to the rank of Lieutenant. _ _ _ Mr. G. Dyer, Midshipman of the San Juan, to be Lieutenant. Captains Milward, to the 'Herald; W. Henderson, froth the Ittscario to the• Dasher; T. L. Peake, to the Rosario; F'. Mait land, to the Goliah ; Elphinttone, to the Dublin; Henry Prescot, to the ridanus; Donnelly, to the Devonshire; and Fitnderon, to the Acorn. , Lieutenants J. Seagrove. to the Menelaus ; J. Priest, to the Goliah ; T. W. Jones, to the Alphea, schooner; J. Manton, to the Niger; W. Stopford, to the Kangaroo; J. B. Tattnel, to the President; R. S. Strnmends, to the York ; NV. Richardson, to the Medusa; J. Barclay, to the President; J. F. Turner, to the Go- Halt ; G Gordon, to die Salvador del Mundo ; J. Julyan, to cont mund the Racer schooner; J. Dance, to the Eridai:us; W. Truzs, to the Salvador del INlundo; T. Ritchie, to the Cherokee; J. Smith (8) to the Devastation ; S. Sison, to the Acbar frigate ; J. Lyons, to the Anacreon • NV . Hewett, to the Sealark ; Erooks, to the Brazen ; and D. Miller , to the Hy. Mr. Co Green, Parser, to the Fly; Mr. W. Quinton, to lit, Purser 9f the Niger • Mr. J. Pattinger, late of the Java to be Purser of the Naiad; the Rev. H Peters, to be Chaplain of the Dublin. The following letters relate to the most recent oc currences that have taken place in the Baltic : " *lngo Sound, June 40919. " A large convoy of more than SOU sail is collec ted here for the Baltic, and will sail the first fair wind, in the charge of the Antelope and a gun-brig : but it is supposed they will not attempt the passage of the 3 wnd, Admiral GRAHAM MOORE in the Vigo; with t , le Warrior, Princess Caroline, and /Etna and De vastation bombs, having left their anchorage off 'lel vingbut g, for the Belt ; and the Zealous, Captain I'. BOYS, has also been withdrawn from her station off Hoganus, and ordered on the same service with the Admiral. It is therefore said, that during the sum •mer months the Belt passage will be preferred to that et the Sound, light Southerly winds and much calm weather being very prevalent in that narrow strait. There can be no doubt but the late movement of Admiral MOORE has been occasioned by some hos tile measure on the part of the Danes. All that is made known to the Public by the Helsingburg let ters, is, that the mission• of Mr, THORNTON, Major- General HOPE, and a Swedish and Russian Ambas- sador to Copenhagen, in his Majesty's ship Defi ance, on the 31st of May, has been unsuccessful.— . The Defiance still remains off Copenhagen, but she will speedily depart : and although the batteries of Cronberg Castle did not fire at the fleet, on passing it, it is to be presumed they will again give their thirty six pounders the greatest elevation. The Orion is sta tioned off W ismar ; Princess Caroline will be off Leyer Island; Zealous off Roinso ; Warrior off Lan gland ; and Vigo at Dino Ilead ; and Ulysses from Wing() to Leyer, and many smaller vessels—so that there will be a chain of protection to convoys from -fit Ingo Sound to Llano, in the Baltic.—Swedish troops arc contivally embarking from Carlsham, and landing at Port. Their army will be at least 30,000 strong. A convoy irom the Sound, that sailed on the '2oth May, arrived here. on the 23d, under the Strenuous and Havock gun-brigs." )me 16, 1813. 64 We learn here, that on the 6th of June, after ,•the fleet under Admiral Worm. left the Sound, they ~proceeded to Anil()lt, and arrived there en the same ; when the Baltic convoy, in charge of the Ant.- ..lope, consisting of about '..500 sail, passed them with at light breeze from the Northward. The Princess Caroline, and three brigs of war that had joined, were added to protect the convoy, for whose safe passage through tla: Belt not the smallest apprehensions were entertained. Now Denmark has finally rejected all the offers of the Allies and of Sweden, it is likely that operations will immediately commence on the .Part of the Swedish at my. Denmark seems to forget altogether the unprovoked aggression against Sweden 1 in 18;A, when the plan to dismember that country was agitated, and which absolutely ended in depriving it of the best of its Fovinces, and the deposition of the honest, the ill-advised Gus'rAvus. 44 The Kiwi , of DENMARK'S first Naval Aid.de- Camp, NI. IfINDHOLNI, returned to Copenhagen on the 9th of June, from a mission either to BONAPARTE or to one of his Generals, and brought an account that the French mein army is in a very ineffective state. The . Cossacks have, as usual, got into his rear, and are cutting off all supplies between him and the Eibe. The Swedith ship of the line, which lay 1 . , in the Sound some tune, left it on the departure of .the' English squadron. There can be little doubt but hostilities will immediately take place between lien mark and Sweden. The Snipe, Lieutenant Ctrase ?lon, is stationed at Anholt, for the prouction of the • garrison, and to convey dispatches to and born Witt Aland to Gottesbur&h." .3t; 111111.EITS: AVERAGE PRIAILE•eI CORN IN EI4O2ILAND WALES from the returns ending the 13thAf June, 1815. • • igtisti. Rye. Barley. Oaii. Bons. Pei**, • . I 117 10 I 1 1 d 77 0159 3 42' 4: 184 S f l 83 8 The average Price of Sugar, computed from the returns made in the week ending the 23d of June, is 61s. Od. per cwt. Rertrae OF WHEAT IN MARIC4.ANE, front June 14, to June 19, Total 7,908 qrs.—Average 1158. lobar than last return. RETURN or FLOUR from June 12, to June 18.—Total 15,327 sacks.—Average 109 s. 2d.—led. lower than last return. SMITHFIELD MAR/CET, 28. PER STONE or 81b. TO SINE THE OFFAL. Beef 4s 10d to 6s 4d Veal Ss Od to 60 4d Mutton 5s ed to 6s id Pork Ss Od to Oa 63 Lamb Ss 2d to 7s 4d. Beasts, about 1900—Sheep and Lambs, 15,500. Calves, 140—figs, 160. NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKET. Beef, per stone, 43 8d to 5s 10d. Veal 5. Od to 6s 811 Mutton . 5s 4d to 68 od. Park 7s 04 to 78 ad PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW IN SMITHFIELD. Meadow May 41 Os to 51 10$ Clover 51 Os to 61 LOs Rowell 41 Us to 51 Os Straw 11 18. to SI 5e _ iSkICES OF HAY .ANDHSTRAW 11• OF.. • ST. FAMES'S. Wilitiegantio Hay eh 1.53. to 51. 10s. Od. Hay 41. O. it 4 8 Straw 21. 2s. to 21. 9s. 6d. Clover 61. os. to 71. Pis Straw ' 16s.1*41:tiOs PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. Bags. Pockets. • ~. • Kent 91 Os to 111 111 Kent 101 Os to 1 4 11T' ps Sussex SI Os to 101 6s Sussex 91 Os' to' 11l Os Essex 91 Os to 111 11s Farnham 161 Ge tp Stel, PRICE OF TALLOW. St. James's Market 5s 4d Town Tallow • lilt Od Clare Market 5s 4id Yellow Russia Od Whitechapel Market 5s 4d White ditto Ps Od per atone of 81b. ---. Soap ditto ' 171 Od 164 04d Melting Stuff . :• Va Od Avenge ss 44 Ditto rousts 56s 04 to Ws Graves 24. Od. Good Dregs 9s Od' ' Yellow Seap 11112s—Mottled, 114s—Curd, Ilse—Wm lei. Price of Candles per Oxen, 13a. 6d—Moulds,ls. 04 3 PRICE OF LEATHER IN LEADENHALL MARKET. Butts 234 25d Calf Skins std' 384 Ditto 274 281 Ditto $54 45d, Merchants Backs 22et 24d Ditto 404 • Dressing Hides 2014 21.14 Small Seals 31d 364 Fine Coach Hides 224 231 Large ditto, per doz. 130 s 195 s Crop Hides for elm.. sop 22d Tanned Horse Hides 224 25s Uzsatocz, June 24.--Wheat pet load £25 Os to £35 15s. Barley, per quarter 525. to 554. Oats 475. to 575. Beans 745. to 82s. New ditto Oos. to 00s. Rye 00s. to 00s. Peas 00s. to 00s. PRICE OF COALS—COAL MARKET, JUNE 28. Ships at Market Sold ' Prices. 48 Newcastle 354 ' 441. Od. to 511. 6d 5 Sunderland 4 455. Ild. to 475. Od The crops of hay in the neighbourhoOd of South-. ampton are most abundant, and the appearance of . all kinds of grain is not less flattering. Friday last, the Annual Ploughing Match for Premiums offered by the Bath and West of England Society, took place on the land of Mr. WM. LUTON, immediately under Kiagsweston-Hill. The contest was ably maintained, and the prizes were adjudged to two Scotch ploughs, worked by men from Berwick and Roxburgh. Two men and a woman were dangerousqhurt: Pallybroody, near Limerick, on Monday se'nnight, and the Fair Green exhibited a tremendous scene of riot in the evening. At the fair of Newport, county Tipperary ; . ..on Thursday se'nnight, there was a sanguinary conflict between two parties, and the fight was so desperate that, exclusive of several broken heads and wounds, a man named William Coffee, a carpenter, was killed on the spot. Wednesday se'nnight James Bour&e, who was taken in the act of attacking, With other persons, the out offices of Richard Parsons, Esq. at Cragbeg, near Limerick, on the 11th May, died in the County Hos pital, from the wounds he received on that night. , Last week T. WILLIAMS, Esq. of Aylston Hill, near Hereford, suspecting ho heard some one attempt ing to break into the premises, gave a servant girl a pistol to hold, while he opened the door. The girl, in her agitation, accidentally pressed the trigger, when the pistol went off, and wounded Mr. WILLIAMS in the leg, just below the knee. He is, however, in a fair way of recovery. Friday last, as the proprietors of the Lea-bridge Marshes, were getting in their hay, one of the carts being empty, four children got in to ride back to the field, when the horses turned round, and ran into the Lea river, in deep water ; the driver, however,lt the hazard of his life, rushed into the mean]; and suc ceeded in rescuing the children from their perilous si tuation, bringing them sate on shore, two in each arm, after which the cart and horses were got out of the river by ropes, but the middle horse was drowned. FIRE.--Saturday morning, a destructive fire hap pened in the elegant mansion belonging to Simnel Symmett, Esq. at Stoke. The conflagration breke out in the bed-room of Mr. S. The whole of the building, together with a barn and two valuable ricks of hay, were entirely consumed. Fortunately no lives were lost. Wonsurr-srursT.—Yesterday an infirm man, aged 84, was charged on suspicion of baying murdered his wile, nearly the same age, at their lodgings in Rose lane, Spitalficlds. It was stated in evidence, that the deceased was discovered dead in her bed on Sun day morning, with several marks of violence upon her head and body, supposed to have been given by the prisoner, who was committed for re-examination, after the Coroner's Inquest. Thursday evening, about ten o'clock, two Gentle. men travelling in a post chaise, were ordered to stop by a single sootpad, near Ingress, between Northileet and Dartford. Not attending to the summons, they were slut at, but without receiving any injury ; they also tired at the footpad without effect. !hag Harden has been committed to Bury gaol, charged with stealing a parcel from the mail-coach, containing £75 in Bank -notes, the property of Messrs. ILINHANI and YALLOP, of Norwich. Harden, who is only 16, acted in the double capacity of boots and clerk at the Greyhound Inn, at Bury, and had for some time been suspected of secreting parcels. It is said that a cat in the stable having been seen with a piece of paper, which proved to be part of -a Bank note, led to the discovery. A whale, 22 feet 6 inches in length, and 17 feet 6 inches in diameter, was killed and brought on shore at Maycock's Bay, Barbadoes, on.the 10th.of April, being the first fish of the kind ever seen near the island. UNIPERSIIT ATILLIG*NCt• e tre ril a ig ting ea4n a fe v w °B p re re W tralli disem ng v lt a lsea t te7th l e sa s ilec 2 : 6 . 4 • W_IIEN Men - of Education and - professionsi skill , I certaln m ethod of ....--. CAMBRIDGE, JUNE 24. • Messrs. CUSS and Co. surgeons, hays been induced to make the cure of the following tke object of their particular study , ie. -The following Gentlemen have been admitted to rieirees : 1 , kli ierilit ill'illrfr eeperlence is theffestntonfa superiority. - - Been ttoas IN D VINITT.—The Rev. A. Gott and the Rey: a certain Disorder, equently contracted in a morment of intoxl. T. Barber, of St. John's College ; the Bev. J. Walton, Of Trinity', fr I. v College ; the. Rev. H. Godfrey, the Rev. J. Toplie, and the Rex.. J Watts, of Queen's College.' an itnprovettplan c are speedily and effectually cured ; as also cation, and Its concomitants, Strictures Ind Client, which, by den bilit c y e , h whether arising from Bacchanalian indulgences , long rest. Marreas or Ai r s.—The Rev. P.O. Crofts, of Queen's COle , legs • the Rev. D. Crofts, of Christ's College ;the Rev. W. Corne l Uppity purs . ued by the youth of both sexes, in the one causing forth. of Magdalen College , einem climates, sir a secret solitary vice, too often une wined, ternunate in imp°. sterility or barrenness, and in . the other a numerous . train of nets • BA:MILOS IN CIVIL Law.—J. Haggard, of Trinity Hall. . 1 Becurzoes or Aars.—R. H. Williams, of Clare Hall ;I. R. W. Maxwell and William Hall, of Trinity College; J. Hardman, v°°3 diseases, whi c h, i f iwt timely rem edied, 'of Trinity Hall; 'lliemiss James, of St. John's College. tepee and consumption. in that distressing state of debeity or deliciency, whether the consequence of such[ baneful habits, os. OXFORD, JUNE 27. arising from any other cause, by which the pow e rs o f t h e contd. 'On Friday the 18th instant, the following Gentlemen were tution become enfeebled, as regularly educated Surgeons of ! admitted to degrees : don, they offer a film, safe, sad speedy restoration to sound a n d Messrs& or ARTS—Rev. Wm. Morton Kinsey,of Trinity coll, vigorous health. BA CIiLLOS. or ARTS—Mr. Charles Bethel Otky, of Wadhana Mestie. Goss and Co. exclusively professing tke cure of Ale :ta lle g e ' particular complaints, in order that they may not be, e y a On Wednesday the 23d inst. the following were admitted: mistaken few, marked with the obloquy so justly attached t o - 'DOCTOR IN DIVINITY-.-RCV. Wm. Harrison, B.D of Brazen- the ignorant empiric, think it but justice to themselves t, ..ate .seas college. ' i that they have been properly educated and initiated into ['very Recastoa tat Diteetrr —Rev. Maurice James, L hi/...e f• 1 - I ': branch of the profession (certificates of which, from different Corpus Christi college. . ; Hospitals, and testimonials from the most eminent Physicians, have to convince any inquirer) that the success r esu l tant f MASTRRS or ARTS—Rev. Thomas Hunt Ley, of Exeter col- • ithey .froot their endeavours first induced them to quit the practicee lee ; Rev. Wm. Thomas Price, of Wadham college ; Mr. Wm. i Bradenell Barter, of Oriel college; Messrs. Charles Tyrwhitt • the general Practitioner, anti they presume that their pretensions Drake, Charles Henry Hardy, and John Burdett Witteuoom, of, constitute a lair ground for the unprecedented confidence Mtn Brasennose college. I which they have, by.the Public, beep so liberally honoured. • Bachelors of Arts—Edward Lockwood Pt rcival, Esq. of Christ ; The result of a long, and ettensiee practice has enabled th em, by a superior metbod; to remove istiet4al complaint, hnutver Church, Grand Compounder ; tile Hon. Algernon Herbert, of Exeter College; Mr. George Nortdneef Queen's College ; Henry inveterate or complketed,withoot,4ol4ecting the patient to the Stafford Northcote, Esq. of Christ' Church ; Mr. Thomas Bart-, least restraint in diet or exercises, and in recent Case where sa lett, of St. Edmund Nall. early application is made on dlecovery of the infection, they fra. • The Rev. J. Rummy, A.M.. has been lately instituted to the guru:ly perform a cure in tint short space of two days. The an. rectory of Languinder, in the county of Brecon, on the presenta- precedented success of their woe:: of treatment (which has rem [ion of the Duke of Beaufort, void by the death f the Rev. Wm. been known to fail in one single instance in a practice of 15 years, Prosser. • during which period many thousand persons of buds sexes have The Rev. James Wilmot Ormsby, Prebend of Kilpeacon, in been cured, even after ser-re and injurious methods had been the diocese of co has been presented to the extensive rec- pursued by other Prac,itioners without effect), induces their to tory of Castlecomb, in the county of Kilkenny. The Rev. George thus publicly offer their advice. Braddart, curate of Cabernarry, has succeeded the Rev. J. W. • To be consulted daily by Patients of either ser, with secrecy, Ormsby in the Prebend of Kilpeacon. . . • delicacy, and attention.—Letters from the coterry, conta:niag fhe Rev. C. lope, to be Chaplait, of Plymouth Yard, vide R. ~ , the particulars of the case, age, and manner of living. Inclosing Hughes retired. - ' a remittance, duly attended to, and advice and Medicine toe. . AIARRIED. : warded to any pas t of ths. kingdom., : 1 •,e4311 the 24th inst. John Tyndale, Esq. of Oporto, to Julian, Ge.):;:i anus Co. :esteems. t+, Bonverie.street. Fleeteerees. third daughter of R. 11. Boni!, Esq. of Dartmouth. - 1 CH:tI.I.ENGE. • DIF.D. M ESSA.S.CU RR Ili• and Co. Surgeons, late in Ms Wedneiday, the 16th, Wm. Brand. Fsq. r.s.A. Collector of Majesty's Service, challenge the wnoie world to preve a the*CuAtoms at the port of Boston, aged tee ' • . single ins:ante where their Medicine end niethod of cure ever Same day, at Liverpool, Samuel Hawarden Faaakerly, Esq, of failed of the desired effect., „Taw practice of many years in the Fazaknely Hall, late Lieutenant-Colonel of the 3d regiment of parttcuiat branch of their profession has not given rise to caw Lancashire Militia. • unsuccessful case. Sueday se'intight, at 'Badstow of a • decline, Mts. Lyue, wife continue to direct their pudica to the treatment and cum of the Rev. R..Lyne, rector of Little Petlierick. i of Venereal Complaints, and that derangement of the sesienie Monday the 14th inst. in consequence of a fall from hi. horse, which is the fonsequence eft* pernicious andveastefuteffects of% on returning from Bothwell Fair, Mr. Wildbore of Tilton, steaks. habit long and most uilhappily pursued by the yoodesof both sexes, ' "sA few days ago, in WigstOn poor. house, near Leicester, Eliza- in the one it will be found to be the unfailing source of, beget. beth Freer, a Kemish woman, aged 116. She retained her facul- new; the other bare it s ravages retail y developed tb them' by 1 hi s ties, aud.could,do her necessary employ in the house till within tressing state of debility, which, if not timely r e a few days before her decease, anti was at church a forteightbefore. in impotence. These are its remote and ultimate effects, while can ,' Sunday' se'nniglit, when walking to cburela. at Tenterden, sumptions, loss of muscular power,and various nervous complains l where he was on a visit to his brother, without the least previous usually characterise the earlier stages of thispolkary vice. .Of per iiadisposities, Wm. Curteis, Esq. of Camberwell, Surrey, drop- sons languishing under the disordgegjncident to such a habit, their pad down in an apoplectic fit, and without uttering a word, im- treatment is simple and hes never proved unsuecessful, in the 9tediately expired, in the GBth year of his age. I course ofa long, laborinus,"affd much extended practice. In !he Thursday. the 10th invent, Ellen Bayston, who was tried and most obstinate and complicated cams of venereal infection, sue eliriicted at York Lent Assizes, 1185, of poisoning her husband, as obstructions in the urethra, spungy excrescences. hard ta bat was not of so sound mind and understanding at that lime to Mars, callous ulcers, eruptions seminal weakness, glees, as iho receive the sentence of the Court, and Las since that peitod been • sTuthruatEs, . • . 1 coofined in York Castle. .. ! Whether recent or of long duration, and which have bailed the a skill ofother Practitioners ; are by their preeenrimproved plan of treatment ' effectually and permanently cured, withoutehepatirst suffering the excruciating' pain and alarming hemorrhage which often follows the application of the tuner caustic. 'tette coarse of 20 years extensive practice in this metropolis, numerous eases of Stricture% have been and are daily under theireare, the total eradication of which are effected by a safe, certain. and cape & thous mode of practice, superior to :my tither yet adopted. The weakness, relaxation, and debility proceedlng.,fronsc.this tome plaint, is speedily removed, and the patient restored to sound and vigorous health. But where the debilitylitiefor years hie ted, a proper perseverance in their restorative resawellis,afterthlt Stricture has been destroyed. is indispensably requisite to revive the slumbering sparks of' life, and to reanimate the constitution. Several Noblemen and eatlemilia genet &rat respectability have been under the care of Messrs. Cultic and Co. for the re moval of *complaints of the Urethra, is/desires, Ed. and, having received a ImM...A and pernimacnot ure, request that reline= may be made to them as sadifactory evidences cf the cleat e d al. periority of Messrs. Currie and Co.'s plan of treatment. Many of these Gentlemen had Strictures from tea to twenty T een s and were under the care of Messrs.. Home and Heaviside, and other surgeons of equal eminence, whq attempted theircare by the application of the lunar calm's, without success. Patients in the Country are requested to state the parkalare, of their cave, age, and manlier of living, enclosing a Barb ee* for advice and medicines,• and the same will be given or forwarded to any part of tt.e Kingdom. . . Messrs. Currie and Co. may be consulted by either Sex, with the greatest delicacy, secrecy and honour, at atter blase, No. 107; Hatton-Garden. HIGH WATER AT Li}t4c9II4BRIDGE:fO-IVibRROW. ..... • 38 minutes after 3 Afternoon I _ ' .. 58 :ninutesafter 3 SALES BY AUCTION. ..~ By order of the Hon. Commissioners of his Majesty's Customs, At the Custom-house, Yarmouth, on Wednesday the 7th, and Thursday the dth of July, 1813, at 12 o'Clack on each day, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, 'oft HOME CONSUMPTION, FILE OF ALL DVTIES. About 187 cwt. of Pepper 101 cwt. of Logwood S cwt. of pulverized Jesuits' Bark 1367 cwt. of Brown or Muscovado Sugar 143 cwt. of Gum Senega 1979 lb. of Cotton Wool, and 900 1 quarter, and 10 American Staves. The Goods may be viewed on Monday the sth and Tuesday the 6th of July, and on the Mornings previous to the Sale, at the Warehouse of Messrs. William and James Fisher, in the Quay- Mill row, Yarmoutb, and Catalogues had (price Gd. each,) by applying to Mr. Bean, Printer, Yarmouth, or at the Custom- House. YOUNG FINE FRESH HORSES (BAYS AND BROWNS) From the Royal Horse Guards. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. ALDRIDGE, ' At his Reposkory, in St. Martin's-lane. ou Wednesday tier, at one o'clock, TWENTY remarkably fine BAY and BROWN HORSES, from the above Regiment (Four and Five Years Old) in general shew much Blood; and froni their Action, arc calculated for Light Carriages, Roadsters, &c. Are disposed of. solely on account of being too light fur Foreign Service. May be viewed two days previous , to the Sale. THOSE who have GOOD HAIR do not know the value of it till they have.the misfortune to lose it or :tun grey; that was too often the case o! late. Several Ladies and Gen tlemen who had used the Rut la Oil for years, and from the toe of that alone not a hair telloff or turned grey; but being persuaded & few months ago by their hairdresser to use other Oils that are vertised, they soon found the difference—their hair fell off ar turn ed grey, and they have declared they will ese no osi i re; than the Russia Oil in future, which is the heat tor moisten . n; the Ittlir, whemdressing real or false hair; in .11mrt,witere hair has pottltin or bald, and the least roots remain, by using the Russia Oil re gularly, you may rely on its being restored. Is used by tho Royal Family, and Ladies and Gentlemen of distinction. As fur Prince's Russia Oil, aeSs.'per bottleotr one bottle, containing four stuttll, at Fl. t:s.; or six large for £5. duty MANOR, ADVOWSON, and most desirable FREE 1101.1) ESTATE, in Hampshire. Together or in Lots, At the Dolphins Inn, Southamrton, on Wednesday the 31st day • • of July, 81s, at Twelve o'clock, ACapital ESTATE, situate in the most pleasant part of Hampshire, adjoining the Southanirion River, and the New Forest; consist* of the MANOR of DIBDEN, with several convenient Farms, and beautiful Woods, well inclosed; containing in the whole 953 A. 0 R. 13 P. Also /he ADVO%VSON of the RECTORY of BIDDEN, con siring of a neat Modern House, most delightfelly situated, with 7 A. OR. 04 P. of Pasture Land adjoining ; and the Tythes of all kinds of the whole PArish, containing (exclusive of the Purlieu) upwards of 1800 Acres. The Purlieu within the Manor contains Sid Acres. In this Estate there are some of the finest situations in the kingdom for building, commanding the most delightful ♦iews of the Southampton River, Spiihtad, the New Forest, and adja cent country. The Estate is extremely well clothed with remarkably fine thriving Oak limber, and every way eligible for the Mai of For tune and the Sportsman ; and is capable of great improvements. Printed Particulars, with a Plan annexed, may be had of Messrs. Richardson and Corfield, 7, Lincule's•inn-field', Loudon; at the principal lens in the neightibuthc•od ; and of Messrs.Welsb, Webb, and Attwood, Salisbury.—Mr. Thomas Wyatt, at the Manor Farm, Dibden, will sbew the Lands. Sold by the Proprietor, Prince, Dentist. Observe. it is is ,, ! a Shop--exactly opposite No. 8; the Numbers are itiecalsr :a John-street, Ozford-s t mei . Sold :leo by Mr. Smyth, Perfumer wills Majesty, New Et" street ; Hendrie and Sens, Perform rs to her Niajesty,Ficliborce strtet ; Davi:on, 39, fleet-street; Riese, 63, (.:capsule ; liol•••: Putt, Royal Exchange ; 2nd by most principal Perfumars:iiid Medicine Venders; • A C AUTio N.—Observe, the cover of each battle has a Fir:i's's Coverrel.f.t ramp, therefi.ro any shoptet per orhair-dre—er litis:ia Oil, under any prett.siCe whatever, " Prince" pr intad in the I.lritish Covcretneut Stamp, arc inspe , lor-s and silos of court' erfett:. Grey .Hairs will not be ova in future.—Grey or Cary,t'y Whiskers are a ,*,rent disrieure mem tee Get.tle.nen.--1. 1, ‘ or Gentlemen nytking teal will be convinced of being so ::,•• proved, that no doubt now remains of Prtice's RUS7i4II 1 making Grey or Carrotty Hair dark or black Istonesliate:: Observe, there have been many attempts to prepire s for a similar purpose, but have failed. Several I ••• declared, that for years they had' been obliged to w tr - hair, although having tolerably gcod hair of their etw::. it being grey at an early. age. they were Tesonuneridel to 1.. • - a fair trial, and in a s?huff tam, so great was the addcier, they left, of the tlase hair, and have made tbeir h.ad of ban I: tit the youthful appearance as when twenty years of age. Ask for" Prince's Dye." Halt-a-Guinea a bottle, e' a et:74a bet :les Plain directions arc inclosed in each bottle, by which arty s:c may dye their hair therns . elvis with cases and plea-re. A CMITION.—As' most valuable articles are tried to he cct.a terfeiteili br! careful to ask for Prince's Russian Dye, and ()Herm the cover of eazh bottle•is printed with " Russian pig ink." 1.211144. s and Gentlemen residing in the countre, by enclosb one pound note 'in a lent r to the Proprietor, - will receive by :e• turn tif coach ouc guinea's worth. Ikkrehatiti, Captains, anek Country 4hopheepers, sending tbc:C Orders to any Wholesale Perfumers, or Alisticine Vault rs they deal with in Lonston, will rec e ive Lbt tat allow Be sure to order PRINCE'S itassiA Om, yr Pr:aces Nt• alma Drt, u there are many stentiterteits. LOWIJON t •Printed byttver. KiNT, Picket Pine , $• Plibileat4 tberc t aa4 «t the TcIOPIvRE' ELEGANT MARINE VILLA and CUNT BOLL FAIT. of SIXTY ACRES .of LAND, at the rural VILLAGE of WARSASH, at the Conflux of the SOUTHAMPTON and HUMBLE RIVERS, Five Nlilei below SOUTHAMP HANTS, with irnmediatV.Posaeision. By Mr. ST[WART , . . . At his Great Room, 194, Piccadilly, on Thursday, July 22, at Twelve, in One„Lut, AVALUABLE and truly pleasant MARINE VILLA and COPYHOLD ESTA FE, nearly equal to Freehold, Lard-tax redeemed, situated at the rural . Village of Warwash, at the conflux of the Southampton and Humble Rivers, commanding beautiful and diversified views of Shipping and the Isle of Wight ? comprising an elegant Dwelling House, with Coadn.liousets .and Stablinj for six Horses, Gardens, Pleasure. grounda, Fanning Buildings, and nearly 60 Acres of rich Pasturei Aratikand Wood 1 xnd, now in the occupation of Lord Cochrane. Wthash is five miles below Southampton. May be viewed until the Sale; printed Particulars had at the Villa, at Warsash; the Dolphin, tiouthampton ; Inns at 'Fitch field; George, Wiuchester ; Swan ' Atreslotd ; Intlia Arms, Gus port.; it por ; Urow, Portsmouth ; Budi, Farnham; Dice's Arms, ltaL. shut ; Messrs. Dawson and Wratislaw, Saville-place, New Bur. lington-street ; at the Auction Mart ; and of Mt. Stewart, 194, Piccadilly, where a Plan of the Estate may, iae ,ten, opiikftwk inags•AlT Malin by Out; Qantract. - Con - l.a rata, ii... 4 ( 0/Amer.. 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