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tdr LOti.DJN GAZETTE, Yu ly 8. ADMIRALTY OFTICR. JULY R, IR:6. • gam. or a Letter from Vice Admiral Memo, Commander in Chief of hts Majefffs hilips and VeNclset Jamaica. to %Mats Maifden. Efi. dated at Port Royal, May a 6. inelnfe, for the Infomtation of the Lords Commillioners of the dmir,diy, the Copy of a Letter I ha* received from Cap • asirt WJf acqoalotine me of the Elk having taken one of the St Jayo &Coll* Row Boat privateers that had captured twu (Inv gcri.ont of which Ric was fortunite enough to recapture. I am, act. (Sipmed ) 3. II DACRES. Hts Itiloldly's Sloop Elk, Lucca, May is. Sir—l have the h:itinur to inform pito, that 11.,.ving received intelligence off St. Ann's, t he evening of the 4 th intl. there was a fmall Spainifb ptiva , ect on the v.:44 which had captured two . ciroggers ; thinking it prcbable they would ft‘rol over to Cuba in the I:tglit a we mad: fail to the northward, and on the trying of the sth, were ft fortunate as to fall in sti h theuroff Cape Cruz, to retake one t f she drag• get rosnd to capture la Cubans Spanith row hoar pet. tatter. armed with one (swivel and (mall arms t had . been five days from St. Jaen, her crew originally confifled of fourteen men, but the had only five on hood when captured. I am, &c. (Signed) w. f. WISE. Owl of another Letter from Vice-Admiral nacres. Commander pa Chid' of his Mah.fty'a Ships and Vatic's at 'Jamaica, to William Marelen, Efq. dated Port Royal, May tfi, 1806. Sir-1 have the h , ,nour to incloh, for their Lordihips' Informa tion, the copy of a letter I have received from Captain Selby, of the Cerbcrus. acquainting me of his having captured, the day before Lc Its Prat, a privateer that was hovering about the convoy. (Signed) JAL &DAVIES. His Majeft y's Ship Cerberus, od the Edt end of Iffl"fasi May 15. 1806. Sit—l beg leave to acquaint you, that this morn ing, as I was !landing towards Jamaica, with a convoy tinder my charge bound to that Ifland, I dif cnvcred, at damn of tiny, a iefrel of a fufpicions ap pearance hovering about the fleet; I flood towards her, when fhe immediately hauled her wind, undet a pref . * of fail; upon which I gave chace, and in twoIiJUTS had the good fortune to come up with and capture her. She proves to be la Amebic Thercla, belonging to St. Jagn de Cuba, armed with two brafs howitzers and eighteen meat, and containing a cat go of wine and merchandize, out three days from St. Jagn de Ctiba.—i feel much &lisle/lion in halt .ing it in my power to communicate to you the cap• lure of the above veffel, as in the event of her cfcapt the omit have pruved a great annoyance to the trade of this Mind, and particularly In to the large con voy undet My command. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) M. SELBY. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Commillion figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Lincoln.—Lovednn Volunteers. Iteitannnt Leefon, Gent. to be Surgeon, vice SalkehL bated June 7, acd. Cominiffions in the Royal South I.inenitlfltire Militia, figneil by the Lord Lieutenant. George Defthire, Lfq. to he Major, vice Hurft, refigoed. Dated June to, 1846. William Dailey. Efq. to be Captain, vice Denfhlre, promoted.-.- Dated June a 6. tBo6. Warren Maude, Gent, to be Enfign. Dated June Sc. Commitlion figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Kent.— Elhavn Troop of Yeomanry. Slim Lott. Gott to be Liceitaguit, vice Kemp, deccafed. Dated July t, 18 6. Commiffou in tlie Royal Chaim Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Raga John Done to be Lieutenant, vice l'onikinfon, prtanotcd. Dated Mar ss.lB - 6. Cummiffion in the 58th, or Ayrffiire Regiment of Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Soften Hugh M'CLuchie to be Lieutenant, vice Douglas. Dated Jo" lei tBO6. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Insult at. George Vaughan the younger. of Suatchwood, perils ot Trevethin, Monnwourlfhire, and of Newport, fame county, coal adner. coal merchant, dealer and ehapman, at ten, at the p, u oe l ge Tavern, larilta Auguß s . George Vaughan the elder, of the above place, at ten, at the Rummer Tavern. Brinell BANKRUpTs. amides Bulling, of the Kent Rend, St George the Matter. South wark. Surrey. vittualler, dealer and chapman. to furrender G July at. at one. July it. at ten. and Auguß 19, at twelve. at uigt. lull. Loi.diut. Attorney. Mr. Evans, Kennington Crab. Jahn Hsieh, of A xbrldge, Somerfedbire, grocer, July se, as, and Auguß 19, at eleven, at the Rummer 1 avern, All Saints lane I Drifted. Attornies, Mr. Peter Fry. tau. Axbridgef or Wild. Bleafible and Alexander, New Inn. London. Janes Davenport. of Rnchdde, lancalhire, cotton-fpinner, dealer and chaproan. Auguß 4,5. and 19, at three. at the Bath Inn,. Manebefter. Atturnies, Mr. Bafnett, Mancheller, or Mr. Hen ke, Panirenutt. Temple, London. John Amery, ire of Bay boater, Slidellefea. (hit now a retrofire In the Fleet,) carpenter, dealer and chapman. July is, v 9. and Auguß 19, at ten. at Guildhall Attornies, Medd. Dawfots and Wratlflaw,Warwlek-ftreet. Goldemfquare. John M•Dermot, late of Red Lion ftrcet, Southwark, ho ocip and feetl-fatior , dealer and chapnwn, July is, 26. and Aug u ß , at ten, at Guihniall. Attorney, Mr. Pali:lore, Broad.ftrcet Cham bers, Old Broad.firtet. 1)11 , mr NOS. July eq. Intin Collifon, of Hitehiu, Hertfordthire, merchant, at tin, at Guildhall. London. July 19. William Knight, of Tunbridge Wells, Kent,banker, at ace, at Guildhall. London. July as Peter James Papillon, of St. Swithin's-line, London, merchant. at ten, at Guildhall July Si. John Cream of Jobnfonl, court, Eicet.ftteet, London, bookbinder, at ten ,at Guildhall July cp. James Smith and Sunset King, of Newgate.ftreet,Lon don, woollen draped, at one, at Guildhall. July at. John Pierce, of Bread.ftecet, London, warchoufeman, I at ten, at GulldhalL July t 6. John Wardall, of Liverpool. Lane:alike, timber mer chant, at eleven, at the Globe tavern, Joluditrect,Liserpool. t,.i N IS. James Graham, late of Mftdenhall, and Lnce of Stoke rent Naylaud, Suffolk, hair.merehant and innholder, at eleven, at the Bell Inn, Wilklenhall. Jule t 7. Richard Standby, of Briftol, grocer, at eleven, at the White !'.loo, Broad-Greet. BMW. July 59. Join Carter, of Gritnitooe, Norfolk,groeer, dealer and &avian, at fix,at the Guildhall, in King's-i ynn, Norfolk. July s 9. James Setaftlan Willirnot, of Stamford, inednibire, been draper, dealer and Chapman , at one , at Gu ildhall, London. Jolt ter. Wintam Madden, of blandiefter, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall, Leedom July 19. lobn Sawyer Paris, late of Aldveluirk, Northamptimildre, eidualler, dealer and Martian, (but now a prifimer for debt confined in the daddy of the Warden of bin Malefty's Firms of ;be g. ee. at ten. at Guildhall, London. hay t George Eafterby and William Macfarlane, of Canada lelea7f, Rothe/hit/le, earreranerclunts, at tcn , at Guildhall ja ;y 9. Rkhard Bury, of Mayebelter.dryfalter, dealer and chap alp. at two, at the Star Inn. Manebefter. Jr.lglf9. Thomas Eddelks, Aldermanbury, London,wareboure ' wan, at one, at Catlkthall. . Jsle 17. Jobs Mellor, now or late of Sheffield, Vorldhlre, Tone maker sod Rat dinar, at two, at the haute of Simp fon, the Tontine Inn, in Shefckl. late la. William Wild. of Nottingham, milliner and baberdails ,,r, at ten, at Mrs. the Punch Bowl, Nottingham. eir ty. John M a letton, 01010km-upon-Hu/I, grocer, at nu, at the Dog and Duel l'avern, Kingiton upon-Hull ;Lite as. John Canning, of Ihrminghant, plater, at twelve, at the Stork Tavern, Birmingham: ' , ,'7 as. Thomas RulTell Feely, of Stcyiaing, money of Sures,l ever. haver and (bop keeper, at tisclfe, at Guildhall. • ?AinNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. John Robbins and William Robbins,of Biratiothani,fpoon and binge manufacturers, J une a o, James Hamilton, of Glaigow, and Francis Reynolds, of Man clutter, cotton-fpinners,uly 4, 'So& Richard Morton and John GiLiot, of Sheffield, Yorklhire,fnuf fa July 3, 1806. Humpbry Mills and William Hayerait, of Cutiompton, Devise- Mire leathsr-drefiers, May r, 0106. Beni:min Green, James Meek, and Thomas Lowndcs, jun. l of Maucheiter, dry falters, June 30, doh. Win. Potter, Thomas Potter, and Richard Potter, of Manchef ter, merchants, July r, 1836. Edward Neale, of Grantham, Lincolnedre, Richard Flitter. and Fillindham, of Newark upon= rent, Nottlughamildre, meters, Ilan and woollen-drapers, July 4, 436. . itdin Crowther and James Crowther, of Morley, Yorldhire, clothiers mid cloth-nanufadliirers, June to, 1836. Jukes Califon, William Harryinan, Benjamin Bates, and James Wthon, of Upper ''banes-street, London, froamachants, June 33. 18c6. John Uerrington, of Hisfekley, I,rl^cfterthire, John Jackion, of ter, and Whliani deal, of Coventry, Warwickfhire, meteors $ and drapers, July a, 436. Mtont.assi Scssios a—On Mondiy,, Bill Soanex's gang of pickpockets, including himfetf, Bill White, alias Conkeybcau, and Dick Hyllard. who were de. idled at the Marquis of Lanfcluwn's Mafquerade, and coaiited before Mr. BOND, and Sir WILLIAM PARSONS, as reputed thieves, were bro4ht heft:re the Court for the confirmation of the coaiition. 4veral objections were taken. The firft, we under • (tan% was, " that the conviction Bitted it was before filo omitting, at the fame time, to infert the name: of the Magiltratv, Mr. Bairn and Sir W. Palmas." The fecond was, " that the coalition listed, that they were reputed thieves, and not able to give a fa. tikfaitory account of themfelves," whereas the afore in the Ait of Parliament is, " the being at a place of public retort, &c. with intent to commit felony upon his Majeßy's fubjeits." They were charged with being reputed thieves. The Court therefore, very rel&tantly, were obliged to let thefe notorious cha. rafters loofe upon the public again. At Ear Mon fair, on Monday fenniAht, there was a btilk demand for (beep, which fold at advanced prices. There were more black cattle than ever we remember to have Peen at thi, fair ; fuch as were fit for the butcher fold readily at high prices, but cattle for grazing, and young cattle, were not in demand, and the greater part remained unfold. Great prices were a(ked for good horfes, but the buyers were thy, and the price rather looking downwards. The following i. the quantity of flrong Beer brewed in London by the first lix Porter Breweries, from the sth of July 1804 to the sth of July 1806 : Battey. Barclay and Notting bleu: and Co. • Truman and Hanbary Whitbread and Co. (;) tford and Co. Goodwin and Co. 335. 0 34 334.0 8 3 2.53.234 207.9(5 160,t4s 144.391 T. 4 24 542 MARRIED. 'eßerday, at Mary-la-Donne Church , Captain Tla%Jae, of the 4th (nr Queen's oven) Regiment of Dtagi•ans, to Milo Eleanor youngcft daughter of the late Henry; Shelley, Efq. of Lewes intim County ot Autf,:g. Yetterday evening, the Right Hon Vircnunt Milton, fon of rarl Fitsertillam, ot Ordrettor rquare, to the Hon. Mil. Dundat, at het father's home in Arlington•Rrem. On the 3d MR. Chriftlan, wife of the Rev. Charles Whit-, Bettor of Shokien, Hants, slaughter of A. St. Barbe, Lfq. late of BlandfonL Lately, at Eitham, in Kent, Mr. Peter Wynne, an eminent bookfeiler in Paternofter4o%V. At CAleutta, on the 3 :ft January laR, Major George Welfh, or the Shit Regiment Bengal Native Cavalry. At StAstatore, Middlefez. Mrs. Haney, rclkt of Capt. Harvey, lag of Wiventow, Kew. --a TO MR. CHING, APOTHECARY. SIR —My SON was feiZed on the sad June with a (welling is one of his legs, which I thought proceeded from a Sprain, but the neat day the other (welled taro, and red fpots came out all over his body, which was attended with a vio lent ficknds and excruciating palm, fo that be could keep nothing on his ttomach. An eminent Apothecary and Phyfician were called in, and notwitisitanding all their endeavours, my fon conti nued in the moR agonizing torture for fix weeks, during which the warns bath was tried above three hundred times, which in fonts degree AC',lea the pains, hut the relief was only momentary, and my lon became a perfat fkele•on, bin back bone appeared conttaaed and ouninz through the (kin. It was lamentable to hear his Wins' groans; one night he Cent for we, and told me he found hinifelf dying : I parted with him, not canceling he could live out tbetsight, but in the morning hearing kis groans, I ap• proached kis room, and found him, if poffible, worfe than I had left bins. At this time I was happily recommended to make trial of your Viol: m'i.ozavots, and on giving him the firft dufe be was immediately freed front pains, and voided a great quantity of kith. refembling Worms Ina putrid Rate. I gave lam a fecund dote. agreeable to the printed dirations, which bad a Similar ci ted, and on adminlitering a third dote he voided a quantity of (limy green matter, and from that time be has had no return of his complair.twharevsr, but is now in a pared Rate of health. The clergyman of say parith, and all my neighbours, are ready to give teftimony to theta tads. I am, Gentlemen, Cbaakendon, Oaon, Your very grateful humble (errant, Feb. It. RICHARD SITMF.AD. Sold wholefale and retail at Ching and Rutter's, No. 4, C bile, Loniion, Bolas at pa. dd. and as. psi. amb, and for CM ' ''s. in Boxes at asa. each. ritaile Puql#el. • NEW SEDICINR ACT. NEWBERY and SONS, Nn. 45, St. Paul's I . F. Clover-yard, Loudon, Proprietors of Dr. James's Powder and other valuable Preparations inform the Public, that In eon fequence of the new Stamp D uties, the price of that Medicine will be in future as. 9d. per Packet, or D. ys. 6d. per Dozen ; but the Quantity of a Dozen Packets In a Bottle (as trade up for the Army and Navy) may be had for sl. 4*. And as Stamps are prepared, by order of the Commithoners, for Marrs New bery's feparate Die, in which the Words, " F. Newbery, No. as, St. Paul's" are engraved, and as it is prclumrd that this will be a fulficient Security Spina Countcrfeits,his Signature on the La ws will be dikuntinued. The following are the prices of their Medicines, to the Grft twenty of which Mr. Newbery's Stamps are affixed, hut thofe who purchafc fix or more at a time, will be allowed the Stamps gratis. Dr. James's Powder 1 9 Dalby's Carnitnative 1 9 -.-- a Bottle 14 0 rt Auftin'sChalybeare --• Anattric Pills 4 6 Pills - - 4 0 ....-. large Box 14 0 PrcalteaTinet. of Bark 4 0 • Dr. Steers's Opodcidoe a 6 Ditto Husham's ditto 3 0 .----- Convullion Oil a 6 'Tonic Bills . 1 9 ------ Nitre Drops 16 Fnglilb, Coffee - 19 ' ....—..- Camomile Drops t 9 Dr. Hootier'i ruts la} ....... Plth:9ofie LG. Grant's Drops t tik zenges - t I i Inglith's Scots Pills z o , Angibantl's Blois ditto :t i Henn ' a Mag 'Vial a 6 IF.ftenee of Coltsforn 3 6 Norton's Drops s 6 Mr. Spence 's Dentifrice 4 0 Spillbury's Drops ,y 6 Cephalic Snuff i o Dr. Stdatnier's . its 1 9 Jones's Rheum. Tio..ft. 3 6 Greenfinch's Tinctures t I Berry's Bilious Pills 4 6 Ditto 'lois Lozenges lit ell'enee of Peppernittit atl Effence of Ginger 1 9 Otafs's .16Sszvella 3 6 N. As away Perfons, particularly Meffengere, milt afte the houfc of Mars. Newbery, tlity think it ncceffaty to point out, that it is at tits Eaft end of St. Paid's,foor doors from Cheapide. , with theft WohhiarCribed on the front -0 Tat.; Nair WAASUOVU rill Da. jails's Paw= it.* MONTGOMERYSHIRE and MERIONETHSHIRE ESTATES.—fIy Mr. THOMAS Pa Yee. Either together or frparate. at the era. Foie., In Mallwyd, an Thurflay the 3 tft day of July left. between the hours of three and his &Clock In the Afternoon, (abject to fuch condition* as 6211 be there produced—Lot 1. AI.L that well-accußomed INN, called the CROSS FOXES, Farm, !.ands, and Sheep-walk adjoining, confin ing of a Dwelling Hanle, good Stabling, and Outbuildings, and comprifing 94A. zR. 26P. be the fame more or leis, fituate In Mallwyd, in the holding of David Lloyd. 2. All thole Four Meninges or Dwelling Hoare, Smith's Sh.p and Gardens, innate In Mallwyd, In the holdings of Morgan Lewis, Robert Harris, and Abraham Davies. 3. Al that ?driftage, Tenement, Lands, and Sheep walk, ad. joining, called Cadhant, confining of a Tan Yard, barns Hu r , and Outbultlnas, and compelling 103 A. tR.3oP. more or leis innate In Mallwyd, in the holding of John Jones. 4. All that Mrffuage, Tenement, I.ands, and Sheep walk ad joining, called Urals y Omuta, confining of a Farm Houle and .Annulling', and nonmetal°, I toil. 2R. 4P. num or Ida, Maine In Mailers* In the holding of Richard Evans. All that Melfuage, Tenement, Lands, and Sheep walk, ad ling, called Brongamlan, confining of a Farm Houle, and Out dings, and compelling 7z A. alt. NP. more or his, Innate in aforefald, in the holding id Gwen linen. 6. AU that Menuage, Tenement, Lands, and Sheep walk ad png, called Chlppian, confining of a Dwelling Houle, and 9A. alt. 9P. more or las, fituate Mallwyd, in the holding of W. liam Griffiths. 7. All that Melfuage, Tenement, a nd , L e nd wiochee Sheep walk adjoining, called Gralg y Brytilau, confining Farm Houle sad Outbsilding, comprifing 215 A. IR. 14P. more or lefs, fitnatc in Maliwyd, in the bolding of Owen David. S. All that Menage, Tenement, and Lauds, called Rewrite, confining of a Dwelling Houle, Outbuildirp, and Ser,bling Mill, and comprifmg 3.1 A. zit. 11 P. more tie fituate in Mallwyd, in the holding or John David and Evan Vaughan. 9. All that Ibleditaze, Tenement, and Land' called Cee'a Got, confiding of a Dwelling haute and Outbuildings, compelling 40A. 31t. is P. more or leis, fituate in Maliwyd, In the bolding of Wm. tlnfStits. to. All that Melloage. Tenement, and Lands c-Iled llogoed. barb, confining of a Dwelling-hoide and Outbuilding., and COM. pang 52A. 25P. more or lull, Innate in Mallwyd, now In the bolding of Wm. Rees. 11. All that Meffnage,Tenement, and Lands called Penrhilweil, confining of a Den honk. and Outbuildings, compelling roA. 2R. 25F. more or leis, fituate In Mallwyd, and now in the bold ing of David Rowland. t 2. AU that Mr Iroitge, Tenement, and Lands, called Duped- Mawr. conliftMe of a Dwelling hook and Outbuildings, and comprifing coAe I R. 23P. more or kG, innate in Malloy[!, In the holding of Rowland Jones. 13. All that Melllage, Tenement, and lands, called Pont y Welteen,conlining of a (mall Dwelling.k.ufe, and compelling 2A. sP. fat nave In Mallwyd, in tht holding of Edw. Rowland*. . N. it The timber on the din:rent tenements is volued,and the purchafe of each tenement (If fold In different lots) min take tech timber at the valuation, eaclulive of the tenement, and in like manner the porch:tier of the entire este (if fold in one lot) molt do the fame. The whole of this &ate lies contign• us, and well together, Is swathed by the Rivers oi:warring, Chinon ,and which abound with (alarm, (Almon more, (Almon fry. trout, and • other Mb ; is on the peat pond. ,ad that leads from Welfhpool to North and South Wales, abounds with ironic, partridge, bare, (and woodcocks In the feafon) and Iles within 12 Mks of Machin- Inth and Dalgelle, goodmarket towns A great part of the lands may N. flooded by the waters out of the above rivers. Further particulars may be had of Mr. Arthur Dailies, of the , Hayes, near Ofsveltry or of Ni?. John Williams, Attorney at • I,ms, iliallispool (where Maps of the nitre may be feat); or at Mr. Dairld Lloyd Nor the Cron Foxes, Mallwyd, wins will Mew the prentlfea; awl at the Oak and time Inn. in Welfhpo 1. SALES BY AUCTION. FOR SALE. At the London Inn, Plymouth, on Friday, the what July infL it Ten o'clock la the roll:noon, THE GOOD SHIP TAPAGEUSE., Dinteallone Length on Deck toe feet 6 lneites—Ereedth 211 feet 3 inekes Height between Decks 5 ft. I Inch.-Adateatures 36t 3394TH A Prize condemned to his Majcily's.Ship Pallas. the Right Honourable Lord Cochrane commander, Copper-tuntumed with a deep 'O/alit. well calculated far the South Set, ur African Trade, a Letter of Marque, or fur any ether Trade w here a veffel of her Dimenfions can be employed. The Hell and Stores are in fair eontibion. and the may be rent to Sea at to eery expente, new lying in Hamoare, and lbw 00 be delivered. And Afterwards, AU her Warlike and Gramm Stotts, ennfilling of Guns, Gun pmvder, Myth% PIM', and fulcra* other Articles . For viewing 'be fame, and for Catalogues, or any further Infor mation, apply to Edmu T nd Lockyer. Ffq or to THOMASHOMAS LOCKYER, Swot, Broker. Plymouth, July;. tB:6. FOR SALE, At the London bin, Plymouth, on Friday the ssth July loft• after the Sale c' El Dragona and Cargo. A LL the Standing Rigging, Iron Ballair , Lunt "- ber, and other Stores landed from the Spanlfh Ship ALCIDE, candemmd as prize to his Majeßy's Ship of War Egypticnne, commanded by,the Honourable Charles Paget. For ylewl.'s the Came and for any further particulars, apply to Edmund laickyer, Ffq. or to THOMAS LOt 'RYER , Plimoutb, July .3, tied. Strom Broiler. FOR SAJIR, At the London tan, Plymouth, on Friday, the 25th July bait tift.dr the Sale of Alcides Stores, THE Good Spada Luggers ST. ANTONIO sod SAN BUANA VENTURA, Burthen abort 25 Tons tacit. and calculated for any purpofe where veffch of their decep tion can be employed. Alio for Exportation or Hoene Confumption, Ad Bundles Cod Filh-3 Cab Red Wine-2 Calla Brandy-. 940 Bars Spauilh to Bales of Undreffed Flax, - Being the inure Cargos the hid Loggers, condemned as Prire , to hi. liobjelty's Hired Armed Brig Colpoys, commanded .by Lieutenant Thomas Oilier. F. r viewing the fame and any further tiarticubri, apply to THOMAS LOCKVER, Plymouth, Jay 3, Hob. Sworn Booker. WEVMOLTH...-FOR EXPORTATION. By J. RICHARDS, On *ednefday, the 23d day of July, iBe6, and following Days, at the Crown Inn, ef 'HE whole of the CARGO of the JUI.IANIA, JANE C. CHAR FENS Mailer, on a Voyage from Ham , burgh, Sturtleaux, and Corunna, to Senegal, confiding of a lean- tity of Weal-afforted ironmongery • Beals Pans, and Tin 2a are; Amber, Coral, Gkela, and other Read.; a Pair of elegant War Cdaff,s, Plate 57 by 32 inches; a f. w Prints framed aid glazed ; a few Articles of curious and good Mahogany Houfehold Furnl•. ture; a large Quantity of Blue Guineas; neer' of Sheeting, Dimity, Gingham, Cloth, Kerfeyfreres, die. boor ., Shoo, and Hata; Wines, Co rdials, and Brandy Fruit. in Ca es ; Wine and Brandy in Hogsheads; a Q2antity of Tobacco; Flat sod Half Flat Bar Iron and Nail Rods, with various other Articles. Appear. to be a wal•aiforted Cargo for the Conit of Guinea Market. For viewing the Cargo and for Catalogue'', apply three Days previous to the Sala, in Mr. John Honford, Mr. Samuel Welton yr the Broker, Mr. James Richards. Sale to begin each Morning at Eleven o'Clock. SALES BiAiICTIOi( - 74,1 STAFFORDSHIRE.—By Mr. HENSHAI.L. OD Monday the t Rh day of A.uguit next, at three o'clock in tho afternoon, at the Lyakton's Arms. Penkridge, in the enmity of Stafford, in hes Lots, (enters !rear:wily difpafed of by Pri vate Contradt), A. Vtry valuable and truly deferable FREEHOLD ESTATE, innate at Bradley, ii the fad county of fitidford, calledSltatntcoTTHALLEsr4Tt.ivamoftfertiledifria tont. prizing dee complete Farms, with tabftuntial Farm Hoofer, Out. buildings. and proper Oilers, and nine hundred and twenty Aerie of very produilive and rich Amble, Meldow, and Failure Land, divided into proper Gad - inekafura, and Jet to Mena. Robert Wright, Ruffen, Forreiter, Cotton, and Walter Wright, Tenant' at Will. The Efate abounds with Oame,tbe neighbourhood genteebanil the tend Is capable of great improvement by irrigation and drainage, For further particulars apply at the alma of Mr. James, Land Agent, bin. t 4. Carey-Brett, incoln'i. Inn,Lonclon; and at WeW. hen, and Warwick; ago at Meffro. Collins and Keene, Sollettorz. Stafford; at the Hotd, Birmingham: the principal Inns at Wol. verhampton, Newport, Neweaftle, Danl. Worealer. Ste. WORSTED AND YRN MANUFACI'ORY, NEWTON. ISO P A PLEFORD, DEVON Ey order of the Adityneta of Joan HOGG. I Fankrupt. To be DISPOSED OF by PRIVATE CONTRACT, Far the remainder via Tenn of 99 Years, determinable on the deaths or three healthy liver, aged refpcdtively about to at, and as Years, held by Leak from the RI l.t Hon. Lord Rolle, ma. der the yearly rent AN emotive and complete WORSTED and I- h. YARN MILL and MANUFACTORY, with the add gear, tackle, and Appurtenances, thereto belonging, well worth the attention of any mercantile gentleman nr manufacturer, has lag been added on the heft plan, is in complete /near sod order, and capable of being catended to as large a (tale as can be waked; fituate at Newton Puppleford, in the County of Devon, shoo; eleven miles from the City of Exeter, on the River Otter, wbida affords a conftant (apply of water, and the wedelns, mill.leat, &e. can be kept in repair at a very trilling annual earner. Alio, for the like term and interdl. (being included in the ham leak with the mill, and fituate adjoining ammo), a very huge Dwelling Houk, fable, and two fields, containing about 4 octal of extremely rich pafture lr.d. The Mill, witkh is built of beck and tlone, contains three dem, !lands in a (pianos yard, round which is a very convenient range of buildings, eadifting of a dwelling hook, counting hank, por ter lodge, withholds, ware.roomo, work Chops, (tore roma, and lofts over; and the whole incompared by a fidsftantial wall. la the fields are a very good drying kiln, a loft for the drying of wool, and a large Inhay for (retching and drying goods. Mk, to be difpeni of, all the Machinery Ind U tenfils of Trade, In the Lid mill, which are in complete repair, and made upon the bait emsftrudion; camp/inn three feribbling trtgines,well carded, three carding ditto, five roving billies, twenty three ironing len, des; one wool breaker, one ditto tinier, twenty worfted frames, two roving ditto; five drawing ditto, nineteen weaving looms, and various othsr implements. Aldo, five horfm, a waggon, two aka, and other articles belonging to the concern. For further particulars. apply to WM,. Craneh and Hutchings, the Affigneest or to MON. Phillips and Gar Exeter. Exeter, June 28, tBoS. A CERTAIN CURE FOR CORNS INFALLIBLE GERMAN cuAN-PLAisTER. T'HE -PROPRIETOR of - this Molt excellent REMEDY is fo Cert/111 of its Efficacy having PAW failed, in a variety of cafes, agrees, if it does not eradicate the Corn, Mat and Matadi, TO It lITURN Tilt 1610 \ IT. And he begs leave to add. that it has infinitely the advantage of the numbcrlds Ma - cake. Olntmepts, Selves, &c. as malty hundreds of afflidted pep fool can tellify, amens wham are femd of the firft Hondas in this kingdom. Sold Whokfale and Retail by T.Axtell, No. z, Finch-lane, near the Royal Exchange; and alto by Mr. Day, No. 7, Tsvillock /treat ; Mr. Wilton, No. 39, St. James's-flrcet ; Mr. Hilda'. No. at, Pall-Mall; Mr. Ward, No. 324, Holborn; and Jeboall and Co . tin, Osford-itreet. At Drifted, by Mr. Bt-gin and Mr. Sheppard, Bookfellers Bath, By Hazard, buokfeller, and Wright, perfumer. Edinburgh, by Baxter, South Bridge. Portfea and Wiwi, Mr. Harding s. Liverpool, by Mr. fibre, printer,and Mr. Joao ,boolkiellat, Portimouth, Mr. Motley, book feller. And by motto( the Venders of Medicines in Engbed. AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY. • MESS RS. CU RRIE and Co. Surgeons, havin for LTA a long feria of years made the VENEREAL DISEA S E the particular °flat of their invelligation, are row enabled to an nounce the dal:cover, of a Medicine foperior *0 Mercury In the Cure of that Difeafc. It is at prefsnefufficient for them to obferve that its effeds are diametrically oppofite to thole of Mercury, for though it completely eradicates every veftige of the virus In tis molt confirmed Rages, yet 1, does not in the Icolt injure thecoolli turon, or alter the compl..alon ; on the contrary, It renovates the fyttem in all its natural i11111%0116. promotes Appetite, sad fad'- Wes Digeft ion. Numberlefs itißinces are on recent record of the fuperior efficacy of this Medicine, its inherent and (peel& virtues, ailing as a perpetual corrodive to bodily debility. whether prit. reeding from an Excels of conjugal and illicit pleafure, or from the more infidiuus thmigh not Ids deßrurlivs indulgence in a certain pernicious habit. Amidlt the melancholy variety of Maims which arc the conkquence of this folitary vice, there are none trots afflicting than thnfc CIZE eci NCIS and DILIIILITIES that prevent or al:Ditto* the matrimonial Rate. The wretched (offerer broods aver bit misfortunes, athamul to leek relief till It has brought him to fuck a flat.: of patty as to render life oppreffive. To Mote un happy Perfons it will be a entifoling refleCtion to knew that they may now, by a new and Infallible inasic of treatment, be reltored to that greateft of all human Wangs, a Itrong, manly, and vigor. cos Conlbhution. McEn. Lorne and Co. may be eonfulted by Patients of either Sex, at their 11.,ufv. N. icy, Hatton Garden, Per:molly or by ktta (poll paid) inclofing a Bank Note, when the neccffary ad vice and Medicines w.ll be given or fent to any part of the King. dotn.—Patients iu the Couu.ry are requeded to Rate their age and eneral mode of living. No. 1 0 7, Hattoa GArden. tkVING dedicated mylelt to tile Judy, mid nevi d 1 gralttied by the rind conliderable praell‘e in that branch which I thought proper to Med. I trait that t have not more rnif employed my time than thofe who, in the extenfive field of the profyilion, ore OCCALitudly inunerfcd in unsuitaio ty, and cannot always attain that fuccefs which is acquired by concentrating the intcllrdlual power t) one daft of d 'herders. a The dife.-as of IThBILITY are peculiarly diftreffing, for they bring with them a tr tin of concomitant fymptoms, and by a do preffion of all vital energy, eminence Kelt becomes embittered.— Whether they arife from the prevalence of ill example, the deftrues tire habits of khnolboys. or the indulgences of maturity, they re quire the moft alliduous profeffional !kill ; bet by the ignorance of uneducated men, the fymptonts arc aggravated, and the co:ditto. tion is deitroyel Asa MEMBER of the ROYAL COI.LEOR of SURGEONS. I ground eny prettnfimis on regularity of education, and pofferSug every privilege to praZtice, I feel rnyielf entitled to that confident, with which I have hitherto been fo liberally honoured. In the Brit (cornicing of local weakocfs, early application will prevent the calamity of a debilitated frame ; hut where the tureen% from a confcioufncfs of the unmar.linefs of the vice which canted his misfortune ' is fearful of the contempt nr cenfure of his family I phyficlan, and broods over his infirmity with careful concealment, it mull he fathsfadtney for hint to be allured not only of capability of treatment but alfo of the molt inviolable fecrecy. And in receatVeneecal Complaints it it podible to prevent paint danger or Are& ; In the molt complicated cafes it is the acquire ment of exclutlre experience in this Guc to Oka a (aft, certain, and fpvedy I offer the advantage of this ezymienec to thofe of either fez who are ;filleted with any kind of DEBILLTY, at any fymptoma of , VENEREAL 'INFECI'ION, and in all cafes the terms of rem • ! aeration are Bated on the firlt ioterview. Patient% in the country are espedled to inch:ire a sank note, and are repelled to (pacify their ale and manner of living. MARTIN ER I.E, Member of the Royal Colltpe of Surgeon., In Leedom N 0.19, Arundel-Rreet, Strand, near Temple Dir. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE 70-MOlt .ROV Marring - • b foloutel sited it Afternoon - - minute. OUT If' LONDON Prtntcd and pubhltul by L.RVIsL KENT, (of Can tc• :nry-pbez, Lambeth), at the PTA. Omen, No. it Om)" Erect. PubMa alto at the Stag Oritca, Towle Bar. FOR SALE, M the London Inn, Plymouth, on Friday, the Is di July loft after the Sale of Tape/ode sad Storm, THE Gond Spandi Schooner EL DRAGONA, admeafures about WO TOM condemned u Prize to his Ma- Jelly's Ship of War Renitence, darks Adams, Efet. She Is quite new aid well calculated for a private Ship of War, or for any Trade where dlfpatch Is required, now lying in Catwate and there to he delivered. Alfu for Exportation, R - les Writing Paper-149 Cafes of Steel-46 Barrels of Red Wine, Being the entire Cargo of the Paid Schooner El Dragon'. samples of the Paper may be teen, and Catalogues had at the Counting Hnufe of Mears. Jnhn Jackfoli and Co. Old Broad- Meet, London, and at the Broker a Office fix days previous to the Sale, For vletitring the Vete! and Cargo and for any further particu lars, apply to the (aid Meals. John Jaekfon and. Co. to Edmund Lockyer, Efq. or to THOMAS LOCKYER, Plymouth, July 3, sto6. SiVorn Broker. -.-