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- - - / I,OM b,cI . I . URDAY NIGHI"S,pAZETTE.. 1 At the Court at Carloon-Hoote, the dies of Sepeember, P 4 . I', • Prig. hi.e. iatryal H.gl•neoe the ranter Rresnr hi ettoncil.--fii% Royal Hivlene-s the Prince It egefit in C urcil, M it 4 the &IN pleased, in tbr mane and nn he bri alf of Ilia Majesty, to apteeint •I e 11.ght lion Richard Farl Of Clanearty, and in 1-1 s furdsbip's alitkeuce ?be R ight Hou. Frederck lohn Robinson, Prey telei,t to thy Committee of Couneilappoioted tort) e roraidr ration re ail matters relating to Teade and Foreign Vlantationee. At the Ce,urt at Ciolton- H o r se, the Ist of October, 181'2, _ _ Prevent. hi. 14 4/Val Hlghrn•ss the Pat NCII lk incur in . The Royal Highre•s tie Prime Rtlent in Cooney), arsa . this day pleased, in tin• wore and on the h••+ al of ilia Majesty, to a.p paint Ttonnas eliveiityy, of Henley, Esq. to he Shte'ff ' of the cotaity of tlxforkl, in the room of Francis Sadordis.l.loyd Whvates, of Glympton-Pat k, FAK deceased. . : WHFITHALL„ OC I'OBER S. • His Royal H'g nt*a the Prince Pegeht has been pleased, In the liana anti on the belyilf of his Majesty, tn, corstatute . and appoint the Right Hon. Roltryt Baas Larl of Liverpooj, .th e -Right I loto N cholas Vatootiart, the tight Hon. William Fits '. Jerald, Chancellerof the Exchequer of Ireland, the Hen. BorMlty laget, the Right Hon. kreclerick Join Robinson, ind looses • • Brogden, Esq. iti be Commissioners for execUting the °lke of' Treasurer 01 his Istajesty's F..xectit giver. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. w Aft-OFFICIS, OCT. S. Ist Regiment of Life Guards—To he Captains of Troops—Lieu tenant G. C. Gough, by purchase, vice Davie., who retsina; and Lieutenant Geroge Hethett, without purchase. To be 1-tt utenant..—Cornet aid Sub-Leutenuott N. Moore, by pin-chase, vce Gough; Lieutenant John Brydges Leonard, from the cOth Light I)ragoons, vice Hit-best ; and Cornet and Sub-I ieurroant Berjamin Fox, without purchase. To be Comet and uh-Lieutenant--Heury Wyatt, Gena by perebase. To be Ass scant.Surgeon—Rictard Cough, Gcat. v:co Davies, who retire.. id Di'to—l.tetnenam George Henry Arnold, from the 2:3(1 Light Pragooini, (o be Lieutenant, vice pt mberton, who exchanges STAIrr.-- John h ail, Lbq. I /etachment Paymaster at Ashford, to' be Paymarer ot a Recruiting Diatrb.t, vice Cordon, placed upon halt-pay. await s et. at.—The undermentioned Meer.; are StlperFeeeti, being abs. Et witt out leave--EnvignNPKeldon of 87th Foot; and Quarter-Mac er !Rake, of Cape Regiment. ORDNANCE OkTICE, SEPTEMBER f.O. Royal Regimen( of Artillery. _ _ Gentlemen erletr to be ed f .leutcrants—lo!in A. Wilson, vice W. aeon, promotal ; kichartll3. Mak iston, vice Parfait, pro • moved; Charles it. Sickens, vice Dennis, promoted ; George F. Dawson, vice 'Wu iffe, promoted; Charier E. Wrochall, vice &under., promoted • William C. I.indray, vice Bent, promo ted; Edward H. Eilald, vice Montague, promoted; George Ford, vice Mike, promoted ; Richard Ton:kyns, vice Con n, 11, promoted; William H. Poole, vice Litchfield, promoted; Ykrriugten Tiis - ram, vice Trotter, promoted ; Chas. R. Dan iel, vice kurtieaut, promoted. Dated Sept. 11, 1812. Commissims, signed by Lc•rd Lieutenants. _ _ King's Own Rermeut oiStafford - /vlllitia—John Phillips, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated Sept. 1,1812. sth Rernont Verdi York Local Militia—Captain Robert Mar tine to he Major, vic e Richardboo,deciastd. Sept.ll,lBl2. Ist Regreent of Royal Surrey Militia—lostph Moss /3aichiu, Esq. to be Captain, vice Thompson, tentoved. Sept. 18,1812. 24 or East Nortolk Regiment of Militia—Entign Eras. Board man to be Lieutenant, vice Beat", promoted. Sept. 5.1912. Horslry and lethury Volunteer Infantry—En/urn 1 bonus CU' t to be Lveuterant, vice Lock ; Thomas Coukt, Gent. to be En sign, vc, ti.,t. Sept. 2,1812. iltoral South Lincoln Militia--Ensign John Ernoks to be Lieu- Want, vice Crowther, resigned. Sept. 9, 1812. MsIKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Oetoher $7. Charles Fi,ih r, of Ewell, F tarty, corn dealer and ehapntan, at ten, at Gufatiall. October 11. \l at. Macon and \l'm. Coodair, of St. pney, Mid dyets, dealers and chaprneo, at ten, at Guildhall. EANKit Daniel Charles Pantiles, at Holborn, Middlesex, silk-mercer, to 4uert-ndar Octobcr to, 17, and November 14, at twelve,,,at G.1.1.:ka11. Attorci y, Mr. Edmund Watker, No. 55, Chan erry.lanst. Limes Long, of the. I\linorles, :mem, dealer and chap nun, Ocv.ber 6. t t, and Nov. 14, at eleven, at Paildhall.— A' torney, Mr. Edintu.d aUter, Chancery-lane. ErAine lion, of gooili I.llrh, Northumberland, block and matt-maker, Nov.:, 3, and 14, at elenau; at the George Inn, Neweastle-upo.l-'ryne. Attornies, Mears Atkin son, V , aad Mackarall, Chancrry-lann, Loudon ; or Mr. Purvis, North Shields. 'Remy I andtden. of liri4ol, pin -manufacturer, dealer and chap ' atm, Octoter n 3, Y 4, chl Nov. I 4,.at one, at the Comm, rcial Ronan, Brittol. Attiarnits, Mow , . Sweet end stokes, No. 6, • 3t.. s:.a:.-s• teat, Luotlun ; ut Mr. Edward Stephens, Small . street Bri.t.d. John DUltenneki Charley, of Bolton, f.sncashire, wiltuer, dealer ar.d chapman, October 27, at bye, October tiB;and NOV. 14, at ten, at the Brdge Inn BA on. Anomie% Mr. Mtdduwcroft, Gray's-Inn, I.ordon; or R. Boardman, Bekaa. Joel Gentle Young, of Percy-street, parish of St. Pancras, Mid- Wears, kidder, awl dealer in timber, October 6, OP, and Nov. 14, ut ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. W. Smith, Bedford row, London. )oseph Read, of Ringwood, Hants, maltster, draper, dealer and chapinan, ()etch, r Ys, at three, October 24, and Nov. 14, at ten, at the White Hart hut, Ringwood. Attornits, Mr. Wm. Zan, Now Inn, London; or Mr. Henry liowden,Winilsorna. NI ulster, Dorset. James Howell, of Surrey street, Strand, Middlesaletylor,dealer and chapman, Ot teber 10, 20, and Nov. 14, at ten, at Guild hall. Astornies, Messrs. Parnell and Raffles, Church -street, Spit alt . :cads. Jost ph hrierley, of Sheepwashes, near Oldham, parish of Prest wich, 1 ancashire, cotton-spinner, dealer and Chapman, Octo tar 21, 2t, and Nov. t 4, at eleven, at the White Bear Inn, Mancbecter. stow' ales, Mr. Beetham, Cowper s-court, Lon don; or Mr. Peter Fearnhead, Oldham. DIVIDENDS. • Nov. 41. Wm. Coles, of Mincing-lute, broker, at eleven, at Guildhall October 27. John Herbert Mayo, London, warehouse. n:art, at deer, at Guildhall. Nov. 3. bonne Sisley, of Saint Peter the Apaitle, Is!c of Ti anet, Kent, merchant. Octqber 31. Wm. Everitt, of Golden-lane, grocer, at Ln, at Guildhall. Octo ber 31. John Hockin, of licidetord, Devon, spiritrinerchant, at test, at Guildhall. Oct( brr Lawrence 11:ckwood, of St. An drew I.! itderthatt, dealer, at twelve, at Guildhall. October 27. John t.oreion. 01 tiouttr-street North r ßruniesich-square, mer chant, at ten, at e.uiltlball. Nov. 7. Th..nias Smith, Charlotte. street, Itathbone-pace,m, h-toet er, at one, at Guildhall. tictober Si: Fredeack Wm. W istingssauL.n, of Laviret,ce Poutuncy-hill, merchant. Ucaobet 31. 1 1 , ..),i,as bamalt, of Ttddisivutl, Middle sex, malister, at 1, at t.tlildl all. October 31. llsontas Andrew., of Bas:ngLid-street, black wel hall factor, at one, at Ciuddliad. October 27. thanes Se), Newiogson Blatt, surrey, haber dasher, at ten, at ("oil. ha 1. Oc:oher 27. lionias Wald, Cheap ride, habert'al! er, a: ten, at Guildhall., Nuv. 28. Henry Cooke' and John H,ltert, of arch c-laneosivieban.s, at 11,at ectolter 27. I I ulnas Bailey and JainecHunt, of *Cirri** UpOli. ,111111, commen bi ewe r., at tle ten, it the Dog inert/lick 'tavern,. Nu I. hoc. S. George U. naetcd, of I.arelteld, Imsembite, inn /older, at eleven, at the • tar ion, Maawhester. , Nov. 14. Bheliv-. oicn Puwnoll , of Piccadilly, hanker, as, irrtive, , at ()snob, r v 7.1 AlesalaisslAdaf, of p k eat Incbeeter,ast tett, anercl.ant, tviive: - it tvrain. 27. Si. W Lunn, of- Itt. 14.4arr.5.:1411.;it0i:01..t, at tee, it'Oaildbaß. Nov. r. Charles. Bettye and . Ifriontas Pilgtun, of 1-atrotsge Posonacy4B,brv kvra, at ten, at Gu•ie:bal. Nov. 4. icifepli P0c1414 al Ata;el4ll- . Highway, haberdasher. Nov. 7. Richard Is.i,efdhans,„ of sld Broad-treettuct miter, at ose, at Guildhall. oc:obi:SU: isibn. AWr.dga, alkeiciing; /Jerks, at eleven, at the Broad Face laa,_ littaduig. • I FICATES, October ti 4. Hayte r, jot. pt Suing. ' smith. Mat y Turk , r, Tlver- ' ton, ontliuer. 'I 1.4 , 11. as I i , its, ofPlongh-tottr umbard-st set, merchant. Kielisrd ti n t ltrtun , cut;er and edge.. tout-maker, John Grtrn..kaw, of Msnebvster, musle-seiler-1— Ct.:trite I , on, of I`.)rrit b, Domo, Joseph William Aittrt : - K1 err Lf - i In t-sttett, mettbst.t. hyckh ot Un - on-ttrect, l'urtsra, slo, sdkr. 'Akron Aaron, of Sparke's coat r, ke's place; ipectsclv-maker. Wm..lmonsoa, late ot V 4 all Lig Wail, Harmony/cr. Akzander Mein, of Liverpool, atm chant. Isatic , l4l4ggitt, of Selby, Irockabire, ricers metrr orr PEACE. iIETWEEN HIS MAJESTY THR KING OF SWEDEN AND 1118 MAJENTY THE KIND OF THE UNITED KINGDOM Olt (MEAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. In the II:Inv of the most holy and indivisible Trinity, his Majesty the King of Sweden, and his Ma jesty the King of the United Kingdom of Great Bri tain and Ireland, being equally animated with the de,ite of re-establishing the ancient relations of friend ship and good intercourse between the two Crowns and their vespective State, Lave appointed to that effect, namely, his Majesty the King - of Sweden, the Sienr Laurent, Baron de Eigerstrotn, &c. &c. and the Sienr Gustavus Baron de Wetterstedt, &c. and the Prince Regent (in the name and on the behalf of ibis: Mujeaty tbe :King, of the United .Kingdom of Groat. Brit.-its and Ireland), Edward-Thornton, Esq. which Pktnipntentiaries, after exehangidg- their full pri*ert. 4 drasn up in lull and-dud form, have agreed upon the billowing. art iciest " Aar. I. There shall be, between their Majesties the King of Sweden and the Keg of the United KingdoM of Great Sri coin and Ireland, their heirs and suseessors, and between their subjeets, Kingdoms, and States respectively, a firm, true, and inviolable peace, and a sincere and perfect union and friendship; so that, from this motneut, every subject of misunierstanding that may have surristed between them shall be regarded as en tirely ceased and destroyed. 44 11. 'I be relations of friendship and commerce between the two countries shall be re-established on the footing whereon they stood on the lat day of January, 1791; and all Treaties and Conventions subsisting between the two States at that epoch shall be regarded as renewed and confirmed, and are according ly, by the present Treaty, renewed and confirmed. " 111. If in resenunent of tie present pacification, and there- establishment of the good intercourse between the two cows ' tries, any Power whatsor ver make war upon Sweden, his Ma jesty the King of the United Kingeont of Great Britain and Ire land engages to take measures, in concert with his Majesty the King of Sweden, for tke security and independence of his States. " IV. The present Treaty shall be ratified by the two con tracting perms, and the taLficatious eachanged within six weeks, or sorner, if possible. 14 In frith whereof, we the nneerilened. in virtue of our full powers. have It gt led the present Creaty, and thereto affixed our Seals.—Done at Orebro, on the of July, 1812. (Signed) " Baron D'Enozassitow. 4. Baron Da IkaTTLacrzor. " EDWARD THORNTON." [Here follow the Ratifications, signed by the Pi • ce Regent on the 4th of August, and by his Swedish Majcsty on the 17th August.] A Prussian Statesman of distinction, dismissed at the commencement of the war with Russia, is said to have been lately arre s ted at Prague, on the requisition of the Prussian Government. The Spanish Government lime sent two of the mortars used by the French at the siege of Cadiz, as a present to his Royal Highness the PIiINCE Rzomr. Ti.ece new eimplemtnts rf war were invented by a Spaniard.; they are said to wegh 20 tons, and cart y a.sbell of one hundred weight to the amazing distance of three miles. A private letter from Philadelphia on the 20th ult. ' says : " Twelve Frenchmen have arrived in this city, seven direct from Courdeaux, and the others via Eng land. They are military men, and have solicited employment in the United States army. They are all likely to obtain commissirns." The following tragical event lately happened at Cherbourg :—A young man having in vain solicited his mothar's consent to his marrying her servant. maid, went up to his bed-chamber, threatening that he. would destroy himself. An instant after, a pistol Was discharged. The motl.er finding the door halted. ran out to alarm die neighbours, and then fainted away. The neighbours, on breaking open the door, were received by the young man with peals of laugh ter I Tte mother died of the fright she had received in forty eight horns. The young man was commit ted to gaol. On the 11th ult. several violent shocks of an earth quake were felt at Florence. The Only d3mage done was the almost entire demolition of the church of St. Quirino. _ A fire broke out in a hay-loft on the 9th ult. at Tienhoven, on the Zuyderzee, which befote it was got under, destroyed the church and 11 houses. For tanately no lives ware log. We have tiad 1 to the melancholy account from Chepstow, in a former paper, that the bodies of Miss Feinett and Miss MAIWARET SMICTER, were found on Monday last, having drifted with the tide tear to Tintern Abbey. The remains of Mr. ROTHERY were discovered oil Friday near the mend' of the Severn. The bodies have now been all found, except that of Miss ROTHERY. The ishole company had attended Divine service in the morning, and What is ren.ark able, heard a set mon from the wotils" to die is g;tin," in which the preacher, commenting onsthe uncertainty of life, put die question, !a a solemn and impressive manner to les auditory, whether, if death were to summon them that day, they could indivi dually say —" to die is gain ?" —Bath Paper. Hoes:sae and Co. respectfully acquaint the Pnb. : lic, that they have a variety of Tickets and Shares l ' on sale at the lowest prices, in the State Lottery to be drasen on the 20th of next October-- only 10,000 Tickets, two Prizes of C 20,000, besides many capi tal prizes, and no prize less than £22. Houwssir and Co. have been successful in selling and sharing' Capital Prizes to their Friends who have honoured i them with their favours, at their old-established State Lottery Office, 26, Comilla ; where all Prizes are i exchanged without any deduction whatever. A property, some part of which was heath, in one of the most unimproved parts of the Stewaitry of Kirkcudbright, purchased twolve years ago, at .e 7 per acre, w.as sold last week at £lOO per acre. Last week, a farmer,named Holland, brought into Boston market the carcase'of an ox, with an intention of offering it for sale, although in a state of putridity. On the Information of the Ma: ket Jury, the Mayor ordered it to be seized, and condemned it to be burnt. HarrOa GAlLDLN.—Saturday five persons, part of , a gang i.f coiners, were brought up for re•exansiba: don. • They had been apprehended in a house in Dakg..streat,.St. George's Fields, with a:quantity aifl dollars, half-crowns, and shillings, and sixpeneer a in I an unfinished state, to the number of nearly +oo. 'The implements and apparatus used in coining, were likewise found concealed in the kitchen. They were remanded. . . . Monday op the toad between Brabourne Lees and : Ashford, . Thomas Bassett, a man in the employ "of Xogers, baker,at Ashford, who being rather its-1 ltialctited, fell out of a waggon, and the hind wheeli paNsed•over his body. The unfortunate man was. ta taken li irreales, iR which state he remained tilt the following dalyinien be expired, ~ z oe. , ," SALES BY AUGTIONT# TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD. Pursuant to an order of the High Court orChancery, Made in a Cause, Brodie against Barry, on Thursday the 22d day of October instant at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, before 'llamas Drake, Gentleman, the person appointed by the said Court, at the horse of Alexander Getty, the Mosley Anus Inn, at the top of Market-street-lane, Manchester, in the County of 'Lancaster in several Lots, `HE FACTORY or FOUNDILY,Iate of44PX. 1 ANDER BRODIE, Esq. deceitied, situate at Knott near Manchester aforesaid; and the Stock in Trade, Good-wal l and Premises, in which the said Concern is carried on—Partial , lars whereof may be hal (grria) at the Office of John Campbell, Esq. one of the Masters ut the said Court, situate in Southanip, ton-buildings, Chancery-iane ; Messrs. Devon and l'ooke, citors. Gray's Inn; Mess! I Dellie and Thomas, Solicitors. Crane court, Fleet-itreet ; C5ll s. Cooper and Lowe; St:Eaton.; Sbuth r anipton' buildings, Chanctry-lacie, London; Mr. Robert Milne, Solicitor, M'anchesier; at the Place of Sale; and at the priacipa Inns. at Manchester. Pursuant to an order of the High CoUrt of Chancery, made in a Cause, Brodie against Barry, on Monday, the 26th day df Oc tober instant, at Eleven of the Clock in the Forenoon, before Thomas Drake, Gentleman, the person appointed by the said Court, at the Tontine Inn, near the iron Bridge, Moakley Wood, in the county of Salop, in several Lots, 'T'HE FACTORY or FOUNDRY,Lite ofA LEX -I- ANDER BRODIE, Esquire, deceased, situate at Calcut 4, near Broseley, in Shropshire; and the Stock in Trade, Good N ill, and Premises, in which the said Concern is carried on: whereof may be bad gratis, at the Oince . of John Campbell, Esquire, one of the Masters of the said Court, situate In Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane; Messrs. Devon Lid Tocks, Solicitors, Gray's Inn; Messrs. Dobie and Thomas, So'l• citt rs, Crane -court, Fleet.street ; Messrs. Cooper,and Lowe, So licitors, Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane,London ; Mr. W. Hezeldine, Shrewsbury; Messrs. Harper and Son; Solicitors, Madelsy and Shiffual, Salop ; Mr. James Grimm h, Sol:citor, Broseley, Salop ; and at the principal Inns at Shrewsbury. ' Pursuant to an Order of the High COurt of Chancery, beating date the Bth day of July, 1811, made in a Caust-, wherein Tnostas BINIES is Plaintiff, and the Right Hun. Motels Lord Rox tar and Others, are Defendants, AFREEHOLD and in part TYTHE-FREE ESTATE, called NEW CLOSE HOUSE, situate in the Tow whip of Hutton. near Rudhy, otherwise Hutton Rud' , y, in the County of York, cousistlng of a Mansion-house and Offices, and divers Closes or Pieces of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, containing '45 Acres, or thereabouts, with Barn, :stables, and Out-houses. The said Estate will hoStiki in one Lot, before SAMUEL Courrou Cox, Esq one of the !Wirers of the raid Court, on Friday, the 20:111 day of November, 1812, b:tween the hours of two and three o'clock in the afttnioon, at the Pub . lie - Sate Roam of the said Court, in Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, London. Particulars whereof may be had (gratis) at the said Master s Chambers, in Southampton•buillings, afar-1A.1 , d ; of Joseph Egerton, Esq. Sol citor ' Gray's-lon-square; of Messrs. Turner and Pike, Solicitors, Bloomsbury-square ; of Mr. Wheltlon, Parttard's Castle; and of Messrs. Clark and Grey, Solicitors, Stockton -upon-Tees. At the London Tavern, Its:lank-street; Plymouth, on Fridays the 9th day of October next, at Noon, 'HE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.— 273 Pipes Cups ac lirandy.and Spirits of Brandy 15 filtds. 45 Barrels Claret Wines 394 Cases 1 27 Barrels W h i te 181 Cases Dttto, or Vin de Crave 69 Cases Verdpease 185 Cakes Antimony I 171 Bap Corks S Barrels Oil 83 lizsgs Almonds 3 Ditto Olives 92 Caies conta'ning Silks, Cambrics, and other Dry Goods, Being the Cargo of the Antes icon ship LARK, Henry Hutchin son late Master, captured by his MAjesty's ships Nixstsst and . ARMOR, and condemned-a, Prize. .. For viewley, Samples, Cata!ogties, and furtive Information, apply to Mtors. HAsveca anl tins s, Merchants Ply mo uth; or to JOHN 'MSC:OS4bI, Bruker. RENT.—FREEHOLD rft..mluir RESIDENCE IN THE CENTRE OE THE OWN Olt ST FINGBORNE. • By Messrs. JORDAN, At the Rose Inn, Shtingburne, on Wednesday next, the Idiot' October burant, at Two &Cluck in the Afternoon, subject to such Conditions of Sale as shall he diets and there produced, A N excellent and substdntial FREEHOLD FA MILY HOUSE, situate in the centra of the Town of dttingborne, in the County of Kent, nearly opposite the Rose Inn, and now ht the occupation of Sir John lienslow, lately lined up at a very consideMble expence, consisag of a Drawing room, Dining and Breakfast Parlours, good B d chambers and Rooms for Servants, extensive Vaulted Cellars capable of con taining near an hundred pipes of Wine, together with a Garien and Grape ry, and every suitable convenience. Particetani may be known, by applying to Messrs. Ilinde a.'d Son, Solicitors, Miltoa, next Siitingburue, Kent; Ur. Munun, Tunstall, Kent; and the Auctioneers, Milton. ROSS. HEREFORDSHIRE FREEHOLD ES PATES, FOR SALE, UPWARDS OF TWO HUNDRED AND SEVEN'T'Y ACRES.-1N LOll3, By WILLIAM JAMES, At the Swan Inn, In the town of Ross, on Thursday, the Stir of October next, between three and six in the afternooo, subject to Condittous of Sale to be then produced, A Most desirable and compact FREE HO LD EtiTA FE, called the HOMA, situate elm to the town of Rom, and to the navigable River Wye ; comprising a Dwelling House, with necessary Oct-buildings, and upwards of 100 Aeres of very excellent Arabic, Meadow, and Pasture Laud, and Or chardwz; in the holding of Mr. Joseph Terrett. • Also several Parcels of viCy rich and fertile Arable, Meadow,- and Pasture Land, (the Meadow; chiefly adjoining the Wye ;) containing in the whole about 170 Acres, situate in the parish cf Ross, and in the several holdings of Mr T. Pritchard, Mr. Amos Jones, Mr. Win Gyttings, Mr. George Pye, Mr. '1 hum.* Ro binson, Mr. Pahner, Mr. Wm. Mayer, Mr. John Syer, and Mr. Harland; which will be sold in lots, to be specified iu future particulars, or such other lots as may be determined upon at the time of sale. The above Estates are of very superior quality, are extremely valuable from their contiguity to the towu of Ross and to the River Wye, and present many desirable and beautiful spots for biklding upon; particularly the Horns Farm, which lies no a gentle slope to the south and south west, with thetiver Wye is frost of it. Mr. Dairid Roberts, of Ross, will appoint a person to thew the premises. Possession may be bad (excepting only a part of tho lands in Mr. Jones's occupation), at Lady-day next. Printed particulars, with maps annexed, may be bad at the principal Inns in Ross, Gloucester, and Hereford; and at die London Cuffee-House, Ludgate-hill, London. For further information, apply to Mr. Davis, Land Surveyor, at Horningshain, Wilts; or to Missrs. Lloyd, Solicitors, Lud low, Shropshire I• HE GENUINE MEDICINE, SPILSBU MEI • -a- PATENT AN'IISCORBU IIC DROPS, has the words " By the King's Patent," expressed on the bottles, Bill of Direc t .' tion, and Outs de Wrapper, and the King's Duty is print-d is' black Ink.—ln Bottles of Six Shillings, Double Ten Shillings and Sixpence, and largest One Pound 'lwo Shillings, Duty in cluded. Compound Essence 811. To Mr. Seu.sauay, is , Sobe• square. London. Cranbrook, July 18, 1111 t. Six—Having experienced so much benefit from your PA TENT AN I IsCORBUTIC DROPS, withoui ingratiwde I call not let it remain unknown to yourself ind the public. I wai. sadly afflicted with the Scurvy In my legs, which for two years gradually became worse, till I had above 400 holes in them, above aO of w4ich were much broacjet tbati a shilling.. My state being known to a humane gentleman, he informed me of a case very • indlar to mine.. the pe'rson bad been confided to bed the gkatest.„,part of two y• ar,, aria by ta!:•ig a few mai: bottles of your Drops, was soon eared. By his recommendation was induced to give Om a trial, and to my great surisiw urn comfort, I soon found illy sores healed, and after taking three small bottles I could do my woilt•withOut It.ceavenierice. prevent the return of the disease, I ram about One small battle each year, which has fully succeeded to my wiNhei :and I remain pour obliged humble servant, Tsior4as KM. skit a. With estiv igscpia .~ • . •• • MIDWRERT. • , ... , ... THOSE LADIES who wish Tor a t em 'I tirement during their Pregnancy, wilt wi P tii ntz l cimiell 'Os able Accomtnidadons, according to their etre I derive terms, by applying to, Mr ll ru, I.l,dwic.:. (just ink i i renclon -street, •Clarendml.siiisor, Sontets 'Vows, (j ust ~'( 4' f ml ,riooenmett.heirNwoit.hlAgutill.caeCnltelluQatle:rdesittimontr tr,riii.lalautcknitenefriacitL'idhnuFcirh,yil,,dreitati:andfitil.: Ithe care cf.hilcs.liserEn;,wili have everyottenti oo fwd i5 .„ .. 1 1 Mrs.S wrce has it in lux power, from h., v ery %,, e ,* - .,..._ tion,. i thich'is aunt pleasantand airy, to accommod ate ,:.'" et Rink with in defiant Drawing-mom au ! 4,4. 4 . ing..--An einirpew„Mydical Goo•h•tssatt. I t:;re, ............ 4 „.._,....._....._ t. .-r. joiEFT9N S 13E44 I I kkg.E. - . -- "'""lk. 'T 'HIS PoWder is as pleasa n t in The iPplierdipp ~ A •it la:esicelent la its *Meta; it speedily retio ns tbe I white and.ameoth, tin gurus kaa:thrlikftd, end arr a; au4 4t + ' emit use will Plisilec.trient lu VIII ar c arable nat.% It to, - the euansel and prevents the ateursuittio n of tartar. „ A :: ' s *herr 'be enamel h i ts been in)pa . rt4 by th e appik oti , 4 ;: tr : i dues 'dentiftice 'or c redite d ;of t here , it witi rei s ie tti i . manner to be ct:edited only by who eipeiiiss e i titi k ' its (Ara/. To V i e general approbation of A r s t re. lll Pow him, the Priiptitloi is proud to bo ast of Noss up elevated ehiracters of the liriti.h and Niels ( A is Itr ib , 1 ' orders are requested to b.: addressed to hir.ji ai t,,2l &law and Enwoit Ds. 66, On the Foot-way, b. ku r, ( 161 . :s yard, nearly opposite the Xmas Gate, in boars s L yd.„„ ck l l ` FF ICACY of that itleatsniabie Medicier-thr ti t . .4 . bated AN i I-IMPRaIGIF. 4, or SOLOPIRI's it illustrated and -exemplified in the foams:trig recent vt . .cures communicated by Mr. Mltansid, Glatgol.• To - Dr,SOLOSiON, Mend .tionse, n;.r livtrpol.• . Su—d e fssek Macan'ay, now siva seven year, of*i,i rtntninkt in both feel and hands, for which she was isk4;;;Z.. best medical people is the town. of Styling , re*, gate opinion that onelktger must 1w cut of rich haul. Th ew , * thetef. re took the girl to the inGernary.of 0ta5 v 0r 5 ,...6 4 , the medical gentlemen there saw her, tis.:y all g em s d tiew .' more lingers. must I.e cut off each hard. il.t th-y (Ar ts esti hearing that some woutitrful cures bad been pstfarm-d L I y;,, viv Aw e i-l it n t s o pot th ig e lo ch ea d , d th a c g y rre lu ab log ly ht io on d s i : i l3t' a bo s ltle an st u fr os , ,, ,, ,ivt.4 appear, before that single-bettle was buished,. the tare wa, g fitted ) and the child was matte whole, to the inetpteoi'... i y f her parents and friends! Two years have now elapsed, ott4 La the l, ast symptom appeared since. A young, weman also who had runnings in several putts( body, was completely cured. by your (hops. The rch fry oft* young woman gave the first information to theist - tomtit:4, d Macaulayewleich led to her wonderful core; sae, intleui,* cure cf this young woman is not less' surprising. 1,14. Afi ch44 . informs me, that the medical gdttlemen of Stirling meal* * the child's parents, addreded to the med.cal geaddaa is * Glasgow Infirmary, to pay every attention to the d.il,r,eso, .h names of nhom may be given if necessary. A. Isl'isoll4La Brunswick .place, Glagow, 234.1&ptemba s 1812. Ssgned—MALCol.:4 NTACAULAT. ROSZCT BROWN, WitiltSs.—(Both resit log 1p CV/10) Few families are wholly exempt from aetwisutic dbokes,,, common to the Bri•ish climate, which exhibit esions as eruptions, ulceration, debility, lad of appetite, aadrit e t: all arising fioni impurity of blood, scrufulnas ar Veliertilta* which, whelter firm latent or recent infection .s eertai duce the greatest injury to the constitu:ion, and prevent aro torment of health and happiness. To remove din came( tint symetome s the Anti-Intpetitlces, or Solomon's Drops, have ha found to be the most safe ape: dy; and I hulicial, bid &nun adapted to the aged as well u youth of boil stx.s 'I hey rids . tall to retnove every species of ti bility arising from tuatara noted stare of the .yurtn. Their i fleets are mild ll:cilia/Jib— safe yet exped ttous—and what rt nt:ers this medicine et tit greatest importance, is, it tequires little restriction in pit ttiet, and no •, :ration to lie crdinary araca!foos in fife. !nib's; it may be taken at this season of tit year by the valdadiuros, however delicate, witkout the least auger, ar d with the eve* rt; of deriving the most bentficial and happy effects Pike 1 is.F filly Bottles 83‘ by which one Ili. bottle is saved. Sold by Mathews and Leigh, In Strand, Lando ;A. • • • North Bridge, Edinburgh; Baxter a id Macdonald, Glai iw; ail by alt Medicine Ven..:ers. Observe that the words " Saml. Solomon, Liverpool,'- pewee! In the stamp affixed tb all Dr. Solomon's nicactivt lati to Log which is felony, and punishable with dca4l. audios are dangerous coun et Erica. %I' Dr. Sblonion, when eimsolted, expects Ids twat fee oftli to whom such leiters-should, tor sa . , y, be tlaisdirecce:— "Ivloney.latter.—Dr. Solonaott, Wl:ad tiuu.se, Lest Loma& Paid double prstage " at t Tel VII lOW SOCIAL/ HAPPINESS. "% MARRIAGE should be the tow - 1(1240n of Sail Happiness, which is often disturbed through tie • that ferns the union not taking those pi ecautimis which man cure thect the enjeyment of that great time:tale bless:us. of every rank pay adoration to the shrine of wedlock ; Wt awe the constitution has beta tainted by d.aease, or ill/livid hy certain balk contracted at in early age, a renovation of calfil precious to entering that state Is Indispensitq requis:e tool . the slumbering 'pails of life, and to r.animate tie sonu. Pe no disorders have emoributed more nwttiial y to des nay lir oval happiness than those which are thecousequence o: tegani pleasure. It was this consideration winch indeoed CLIKK IE and Co. for theta last twenty yeais, to direct deir ales and practice exclusively to the treatment and'eitre ei the V nereal Disease i aid the disorders at is; ng thsrefrein,.as slr> IS deraneement of the system, produced by the destine:bee habit the inconsiderate school-b 4, which burgs un tho'e d Debilities and Deficiencies th..t prevent or embitter the • mouial state. The successful re.-ult of their 'plat:, gives additional ardour So oppose tlks.-ravages of these cos, • which are the most Important iu- the catil.pte of lanai orE mitier. It behoves ev'ety person who has indulged ie this • ary vice to seek relief by con,uling professional men ef nence and Isonbur, to Tvls.-Ch hlessrs. Poetic and Co 434 ° sanction of scholastic authority, ass well as the testitneersi contradicted tact.. In professing the cure of ecsv con they hold out no indttcetnent to vice; but, sensible as ail trust be of tl4 exists-mesa sash calambles, they utter dseir la° lance as regularly•educlited Members of the koyal Col l 4 o ° Surgons of London and Edinbu:gh. Several Noblemen and Gentlemen, of the first - have been under die we of Moses. Currie and Co. far dier .atovel of complaints of the Urethra, Strictures, Ste. an 4,1011 received a radical and permanent cure, request that rail° may be nude to them as satisfactory evidences of the pertority of Messrs. Currie and Co.'s plaa of treatment. Mg of these Gentlemen bad Ftricturts from tea to twesty and wire under• the care of Mesas. lions, and flea* and other surgeon. of equal eminence, who attempted felt' by the application of the lunar caustic, without succeo. Mesars. Currie and Co. have selected the followilik tulg t; the many they are da IT receiving, trim Gentlemen Meru them thanks for their restoration to sound and vigorous It was sent to cheat unsolicited. from the son of a No* who had laboured tiLder this distressing and painfill ma* ten years; he had been under 'the care of several &W"' l professional eminence, atom of wliom afinrdod hill Pet , relef ; • but from the superior mode of treatineto sclopta purened.by Messrs. Currie sod Co. he received a ralstalal s. the short glace ut ore month. " Dr. Curyie,lo7, Hatton-Gerdes. a Lord --st— feel* treat pls:asare in communicating 1 0 ur7 - 4 Currie the perforcrte4atzlihshment of lair 11-with, ia col!°0 1 " - of his mill and adm t reit meet ot :ern:tures It use. t u n - He may add, that lie has slot fur many y e ars 'enjuyv.!°L,6 - .:ondost and freedom from pain; and lie Nunn= 0vv7 ... .W . his h.4.-ing obtained, tixorig,li hi, s`e. it cal attentien,sl. o 7:„,, radical cure of that hosed complalut. As he was to the nuener that e mbers treated the ctor.plaiir, l l o ! ° :aas power, trams a fair Vial 31111 ajast compar son, t of a•iplause nal2lr. Cuctielehicb he .ensibly f be meat ready sad waling to acknowlettge. Messrs Cherie and Co. may he consulted by e d 11 ",... Sex, with the greatest secrecy Sol Enoour, at theitOrLd 107, Hktton-Gard. n. Paden.' in the country al 17 - 0 , 0 •1 state the paricti l are of theb cue, age analgeneral baba. 7... &c. inelusing a remi.eatice tor adv Tit am! a:dicier% • 1 •`" same will be gfaeg °rant to Ju l y pit of the I invie4l' rzlan WAELL As i.ONJ.irs Jo-#01061°.1 ivitiroing —.•••••••••.....4•••••••••••• 47 ninUtC4 of Afrernew ..... : . S mows aft& 0 • • . • ... • t.ii.ted 'by Levet. ittpr, ribiiliAo tie reOL do Uff Ulree l;. S wi dm 3' M I. sea tb to rig