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111 I Ate de LONDON GAZE7I E, A ovensber t i. 11WHITINALL, 1101 , 11.11311 It. The King nas been plea fed to grant the dignity of , a Baronet of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland to the following Gentlemen, and the re (petlive heirs male of their bcdies lawfully begotten, viz. William Frafcr. of Leatlelune, la the county of Invernefs. Efq. George Nugent. of Wads'<Mem. In the county of Bucks, Efq. Lieutenant•Gcneral of his Majefty's Forces. Sir Thon.ts Malden Thon,pfon, Knt. Nartfbnoene Manor Plaec in the county of Iltrts. Captans in the Royal Navy, and Commit,lke of the Navy. _ _ Sir Edward Beery, Knt. of Canon, in the county of Norfolk, Captaiu lu the Royal May. pilau Sibbahl. of Sittvenna ParV. In the county of Bess, rq wit► remainder to DaviJ Scott. of Donninski, in the ectuuty of Forfar. Wig Nepliew to the 1 . 41,1 Janus Efq and the twin mac of hi. body Isw‘ully begotten. of Flaningtnet.Hall. in the enunty of Derby, Indere fevemily to the nett and every other fern and ~ .of Cathe:itm Intiona Dittman, eldaft dauzeter of legman, Kg ani of A-n Amelia Bateman, ano thump, and their refp:dtive hare male. YARTNER'HIPS DISSOLVED. , altan and Robert Rodgfon. of Sooderland, Durham, porter onetime*, May 6, do, -ott and John M'Cloud, of Woolwich. Kentorheel. to. &lon. .. . Wlrdeen Jeremy. David Jeremy. of the Strand, I..drapers, Niwoaaber il. :Eon. and Robert Butcher, of 'Fleet-Market, London, ile X pbard c morehants. ilovenohee ;. and, rt. 4 Tbompins. of Pontefeaa, Yoe\ mire, er . ". trial awl' fididt Merchants . March t 4. I /103. h ' Om Bassiden. of Shighwaire. and James A trilhalllme Nook, and lam Mau of Shrepridgc, robilaniinabofailltrers'andalyers, Doternhet 7, a 15. ~ .i r m a elf ilstrasslLleew. of Nor Bond.ftreet, Mid. .... at 1 ,Art I, lion. Clenknit vba : l ii Slew rotterM of Birmingham, Wu- Mhireisaidi ' • Oalderin, of Nor Nark Amaica. Incr. liegteMbar 3 -, . deg. • • • , • RlANlttivrttry tlift.All ORD; mid Stevau(in, cislac fitroisd.Middlefer, boot and 4 . 1 4 ,4 1 , 4 AliMo•Ua,t .A O 3. at•GAlll'au• , AMC It U PTCY SUPERSEDED. tt'illtaan I dotards, John Ember*. and WM" 'Wort:did' solpirtivers, sod bankers. ' :BAtir,,RUPTS. . ikr Viingltisiooprm•Hull., 'dawdler, %obit incr. and elFintan, to Amender November sy, sii. and' /Acorn, at the fled Lion, near Mask Bar, York.— \fr. *Msoby, Yak ; or Mu Evans, Therier inn, , illirle Schnieder, of *like Llon•ecnfrt, Idrchin .. nsetebarst,stndemrriter, broker, dealer and clap-' 440 1 9 11er AU *$ knit. Nov s,3,aod DeerinUr sj, at one, 114 3 4 Attornies, Malts.V. asitT. Daiwa, Angel court, intorton•ftreet. hateous, of Dacirr,enonify-foriernof. November 14,st Sr, '40530 Dec. la, at clean, at the King. ,Batoa Tryon), , Aiatoney„ Mr. Thomas 1 4tect.Tcanpla, London. foie, life of Carleton Rode lioefulkorilier, &tactual Me I. atilm. Dee. stet ten. and Dec..'l3, at eleven,' ~ fro. Attlabargb. Attorni.w. Mr. Cole. Thetford,/ ilvo., Atone, Earnival'a Inc. Lend*, nt Eno. lidantspatimith, Middlekz, 'lanai'- . roman, Now_mha as, so, and Dec . 33.55 ten, 'Abarney,llle. nd4l4..l3,ll,rehatmad-bu IdIDV, . . rd„ fl til i ndloy, girl& of fiuddendeid, Yorkadre, of brie place, and 1 Mau Littleihrod, of oreforry. V0.4.1110r0, sloonaitahts. maw diero: elupown.-mod coronae** December 4,1, at . 11 MOIL litmitiorahuld, anti Dec 13, at the hear ,Kidtheatos, at mi. Attienits, Mr. Stephenfon, r Mr. Batty*, Masser?. hoe, London. • - t, of larainglaas..esitrier, dealer and chipittew, add Doe s 3. as &wen, at the Silliefpcar Tavern, Anorak% Mr. Nicho/la, 1 avitt...ck Flue, Lon 'ird, Ignnlngh.na. _air. of C.Sltie court. Birehin•tane, London, nter- Snirranee-hroker, dealer and ehapman. Nov. sot, ag. ten, at Guildhall. Atlantic', Mails. Norm and 434%-laur. Lonabard•ftresa icomr4, of Hearietta•flrcet, St Pant Cowent•Garden, 45euar, Nov. it. 39. and Dee. sl, at tar, at Guild- Attorney, Mr. Daniel battik. No. a ,Church•yatd• 5, ao4 John 'affray, of Flaborrplace, Middicret, , ponces, dealers and asocial, Nov. so, at one, at twelve, and Dec. 33, at eleven, at Guildhall, LAst: ttorney. Mr. George Borrow, tif Ihreadocedie Bract, DIVIDINDS. Woodford, late of Oxford ftreet, MieldJere:. hut rbind-r l.oodoo, chtefsmonger, dealer and . one. at and Batt Won 'and Samuel Wade. of Manehefter. rncr elevcn, at the Bridgewater Arms Inn, Maucheitcr. the Royal Denbigh Militia arrived at from Margate, and this morning pro- Alford Barracks. the workmen were employed in remov ri piper., furniture, &c. from the Ord _ in Palaoe•yard, preparatory to that bondina being pulled down t upwards of 300 hooks a re air..tn be rased, according to the plan fur im proving that p.m of the city, and it is mentioned that the emire welt fide of Parliament-firm, nearly the whole of Kii g nreet. with part of Charles and Georgedireeis, &c. are to be thrown down, and an avenue A 4 aide as the area at Whitehall continued to the Abbey. Yellerdav, the new Loan MAYOR attended at the hfanfion H life, where he beard (event, charges, one of which WA% :4 V. 1 .1113 a Captain for having on lward hit vetiel an Union Flag, contra', to Aft of Parlia- ment. TI e C.rtaiss not being able ratisfaelorily, to accAtet for is app, arat.ce there, his Lnrdlhip used him five pound , . A man, dreffeJ as a tailor, was alto examined, charged by a ennitahle r,f the night, with diteateno.g to Oa') h , rn in the body with knife, which he cite., from his pocket. It appeared from the contlable's evid.nre, that the partner came into the watch untie in a Hate of intoxication. and being lc:steely able to walk, he hiffered him to peep Oct e.a lhort time. On a Indden he rote up, utter. ing the m-11 horrid threats, and (wearing Ice would flab the full man who dued to oprofe him. He was, however, inilantly fecured, with the drawn knife in hie hand, without doing the leatl injury ; nor did he make any refiflance. The prifoner. in his defence, declared he was totally ignorant of the affair—he bad -tinted his Ma :idly taithtully, and had been wounded in his (creme, which rendered him incara• Me of continuing to Jo fo t that he had never drawn an ina torment t rdeath again(' any one, excepting the enemies (.1 his country ; that he was a bald working man at the London Docks, and that inebriety only was the cattle. The prifnner's landlord gave him a very good char.iter for indullry, regularity, and humanity ;—and the Loan Marna, after making (Owe very revere animadverlions on his conslue. and the fatal efferas of divakettoels, ordered biro to be dirchaigcd. LAIV INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF RING'S BENCH, NOV. U. ItOIIIMSON •SSIGNItt Gs LAM:MALI v. ILICIIILIDbOiI ...trurgc ril WW,VIII.. I Lieutenant •General Sir Thomas Doold Place in the county Comptroller of the 1 , Sir Edward Berry Captaiu lu the Royal James Sibbaltl. of 'r with remainder to r Forfar, M.fri I.lrplieu f mac of hi. body Urn it I Hugh Eateinto. r Ffq with remainder fowl fuceelLrelv, of l lithe hid Hush Deem t tbcr of his daughter,' PAR / William Walton A grocer. and porter el William Scott and wfishu. Oelober is John Jeremy. Wt Middle fez. linen-dr 7 Jobt. J..bling and brandy and nth,' tie Join Brice pod, R ch entitle and druggil John Ramfden an R arofden, of loDed Yen Padre. we**, i Richard XL at Mertz, goer! roper Clement alit wirkfaire, aid 414 .... chow% bettailber 1 -. .., • - DM IT P fliine*Parlicl, ROM 3. Da deal vid ! - BAT. I I Joreph Glover. Wil Crofa, late of We Thomas garter. el i. chant, dater and Dec. 23, at elevc Anoraks, 415 r. I 11 1.. .ulna. 1 chard William. V One. 1 andm. me man, November 1 at Gmild°llll Ati 1 henterinrton.ari Charnel Materna°. n taw- al, Aqo Dr, ll• Atiornel 111.fibery*Plfrer. late ' ellarnah, ISt r, ot t he Gish , ton. vr /Orli.? 401 Witham th!ng.o, kr. &ere ah4l I. r . . at 0u119,a1. 'Air . . Soho Themes tint d, : • *du c ra, dealers the itamfden's A aiont's Arms, Ki i, Holn.Orth; or ry liilliarn Sheeran. 0 Nov. se. at. and .Birmingham. A . i e !loot or Mr. Died Archibald Sinclair. chant and inform and Dee.g3, it t.• Son, I dniond Howard. , motley kriveuer, hall. London. At conrr, Temple. George Daillie and merchants. perm Nov. as, at toed , don Attorney, /Leaden. Noe at. Jobe We Dow of facarbino 4 : &spun, at one. Dee 3. Richard Da chants, at eleven, Monday the Canterbury froi needed to Afhfr . • Saturday the in the i iSeiAl make Office i btaidina being are alc..to be r proving that pm ',.. the enire well 4 whole of Kim g George-streets, . avenue 34 Wide the Abbey. YeflerdAv, IN E . Nfahrion I - I ilfT, •ND OTNBAS. This cafe had been triectat the lag AfGus foy Due han, and the plaintiff had been nonfuited.. The application therefore was. that the nonfuit might be fet atidc, and a verdia entered for the plaintiff under the following eireurnflanees. Langdale was a corn faeor, and an the comfit of trade had various deal ings with Mars. Richardfoo. About a twelvemonth before his infolveney he had bought from them a quantity of grain, and be loon found the afpee of his affairs to bat; that he dreaded being under the neceffi , yof Hopping payment. In this dilemma he confulted a friend for advice, in regard to what be ought to do, and his friend counfelled him to go to, London, in order to lay his cafe before his principal creditors. This advice was given on one day, and on the following Langdale remitted to Mars. Rich. ardfon tool. on account of what he owed them. On the dayafter he left his dwelling, and went to Holy yood Hook, at Edinburgh, whete he availed hitafelf pf that fantluary from avrell for debt. It was Rated that he had not been prelfed for this remittanett in any way whatever, and that the money did not reach London, until he had abkonded from his place of abode. The Court granted the rule for a new trial. obferving that the remittance did not amount to any thing like infolvency. TIVIIDII •NR LARKIN. Mr. Serjcant COCKILL moved the Court fora rule to thew cattle why a new trial fltould not he allowed in this cafe. It was an aSion againfl the defendants for cr mpenfation for an injut y fuflained by the plain- tiff, through the turning off a flream of wafer, which flowed through the defendant's premifes into the tan-p ts of the plaintiff. This fupply of water; which had been proved to have run for fitly yenis, fuddenly flopped, at lealt it did not run In fluently as before. but rather dribbled, as flared by one of the whinges. The Learned Serjeant °braved, that when the deficiency was Iktobferved, the plaintiff applied • to the defendants tor redrefs. They however gave Monet and abfolnteltrreforedlo filar the plaintiff to infpoD their premifes. He therefore contended, hens the obflinacy of the defendants, that there was titans glro g nd for fofpetling that the flaw of water had been cowered for the patpore of annoying the plaintiff wantonly - Mr. JelitalrLimitrica Aced the Learned Serjeant what had become of the water ? The Serjeant re plied, no man could tell. The Judge again enquir ad, whether the water had roaperated, becaufe he did not imagine it could become luddenly et plotß li Coe xi Lt. informed the Court , that his client be ieved the defendants had enlarged their mill, ana turned the water into sheilream by a contrary way. • Lord E110.1111011;OUGN apprehended the quellinsi' between the parties to be, to what cattle was the dr. minution of the quantity of water attributable? it was, upon the whole, a cafe of confiderable fufpi cion. but there was no evidence, whether the dinti• notion weLpiejeg to ing,ed of the defendams, or not. The plairitif had proved nothing 44011 the dcfn• dams, and the clefendpits had proved that nuthing had bein - dMie en turn ilWay the water (roof its resit. ler tout& —Rule refuted. w••• The,new Mclo Drama in preparation' at unity lane. is by Te roanalF HOOK. It Is called s edeli,r r 7heSirged cats; it will be tail with iN the time' of the Theatre. . A new Farce has been accepted at Drury lane, under the whindical title of " Mr. H." His MAJLIFTY'S pleafore has not yet been rigni sed in due form, urynn the lenience delav ere d i n b y the General Coot t Mat dal lately held at Dublin Barracks upnn the Officers slid Privates of the Militia. for the outrage at Tullamnre, bet it is generally thought that no feriuus cunfequence Mill enfue. The frill, wing fingul tr. fail has lately taken place: —J. Albinfon, rfllenton, near Manchefler. who had be:n pettedly blind tw.:ty years, hav lately recover. ed his fight quite WIC xpeae.ily, and without the ap plication of any remedy whatever for the porpofe. Yellerday as fume dr. ymen were delivering beer at the George public hook, in Gracechurch-flreet, the tackle gave way, by which one of them was 10 levetely hurt as to he taken to St. Bartholomew's Holpital without hopes of recovery. On Monday after won, as the City Preeeflinn was returning by water, a (mall wherry, With fume ladies in it, came rather too c'ofe to one of the Rate barges. I The (met of the oars in the latter occafioned a great fplafh of water, which In alarmed the ladies, that they Inidcitly flatted up, and by clinging to the fide of the boat castled it to over fet. Some of them caught hold of the gunwale of an adjoining boat, which was alfo upfet ; to: m , fl providentially there was fuels a crowd of boars upon the river at the time, that they were able to afford immediate affirlance to the fufferers, and not a life was LA. Punic Ovvice, Wry syssat.—This Office was tall night crowded with a variety of Wefiminfier Eleition fquebbles. Eight of Mr. Sheridan's mar• row-booe•and•el men were charged by tome conflables with behaving in a riotous manner, and impeding the bufinefs of the Eleilion t hut the Ma :filtrates did not think the ground of complaint f.ffi• ciently efiablifhed to bold them to bail, and they were ditcharged. Three men were charged with affaolting others ; but it only being confidered an eledtion affray, they were not held to bail. A man was committed for !vial for picking a gcn• Ilemart'a pocket in Covent garden. A man of the name of Doyle, who has much dif tinguded himfelf as one of the orators among the mob, in favour of Mr. Paull, was charged by tome confiables with making a nnifc, and behaving in a Tin tnps, m inner, fo as to impede the t uftnels of the Elec. ti n. He was admitted to hail, on his own ree Ag n s. zance, sod prounfed. Out to attend the election any mole. Mr. Gibbons, the fopporter of Mr. Paull, charged Miller, the officer, with a fraulting him as he was going upon the hulling'. The complaint wet difrUitred. Mrs. Bannerman's footman, who was in cuttodr on a charge of rt,bbing her of jewels to the amount f cool. was fent on board the tender. A Gentleman from the Well Indies, who reticle' in the neighbourhood of Fitzroy-fquere, was charg ed with flogging a Black GUI with a rope, in a man Ler mall inhuman. lie sae ordered to bad bail. DUBLIN. NOP. 6. On Tactility evening an attack was made on Mi. Jon as's honk at Fortick's grove, in which two of 444 villains were killed on the fpot, and two more wert wounded, and made prifoners. from whom inapt.• taut information, relative to a numerous banditti, affoelated for extenfive olepredathins in the vicinity of ' Dublin, may be (vetted. Mr. Jones had received a previous inforniation of the meditated outrage, and was prepared for the re ception of the 'Roes, having had privately introduced into his hours a party I,f the military. At the hour of keen, five of there daring mifcreants obtained ad. miffion into the houfe, and conceived thernfelits thereby ((cure in the (Nat of their vifit t they were quickly. however, rendered fenfible of (Nit error, and, after exhibiting the Merton defperacy.ef radi ance, leafed as we nlyt Rata . The remainder "of the party, who were ditfide the honfe. together with the fifth villain who had entered, efferfted their el cape. Lieut. Hamerton has received a fevers wound in the arm from a piflol ball. The bodies of thole killed lay on the new rod near Fortick's Grove till the afternoon of yellerday —and a" pit was opened therein to &poi(' OW re mains—a very appropriate censetary.forneffiaos of fuch chiraEter. The two prifoners were yellerday morning brongb t into Dublin, and examinationi berrth fnorn i hills of indift n t were fent up to the CorntnillinnOrandjay, then haling, which were immediately found. Tbefe ruf fians belonged to a gang of 35, which would limo he extirpated were every Gentleman to stet with the pru dence and courage manifefled by Mr. Jones. Mr. Juflice CODFR► y, who planned the reception of the rubbers, is flat adtvely employed in purfuit of them. The above robbers took cnnfiderahle property on thelane evening from O'Brian, who keeps the toll houfe at Ballybough Bridge: The only Capital drawn yeiterday, was Ng. 1104,1 la Prize of wool. which was fold in one 4.:karter, two Eighth, and eight Sixteenth Shares ' , by Swart.' aqd Co. at their Offices, No. tt. Poultry, and Nn. 12, Charing Croft, where No. 7,157, a Prize of 10,0001. and No. 7479 a Price of fool. in the int 'kW Liiiiery, wets alto (hired and fold.—.. The LOt. tdrA •will end on Saturday neat. The bows for PiltclMlinK undrawn Tickets and .Shares, . are. Ists fore Ten in the hfOrning, and after Three in titi AC-this period Of the Lottery it feldnm occists that the Imbed contains two ao,oool. two soool. two mesol„, j and -four of fool. Purebafers are . ednot to loft fight of to valuable an.obiettyparticu farly thOfe who hold ( mall Prizes, as they kills Make zit exchange it a trifling expence. Tickets and Shirai as felling at Holm say and Co.'s, , 26, Corn bill, .52..Cbaring Crisis, and St. blargaist'• Hill, Bovelogb, • . bl a D ea.—r-Yellerda y fennight. between the bpnr. of oneinsireD wai l ageehendvdin a commonilodg. ing ftisufe, in ritili ff e, by Thtinias Spacer, a mdreSt ger from Pail:ley, Matthew Smith, accnfed of the =teeter of a fears& dhdd, abbot that vonorks old, in Puifley. The infant wilithe iWrgilio ate nff•P' inn of 2 writer in Paifley. The fa th er h a d g iven t h e mother of thechild (Agnes icelly) .the fum of 31. to tan in maintaining her offsprini, shish was confirmed in drink, between her att'd Matthew Srnith, with whom it appears,lbehadfome cosinedion.lnt knowing whet e to get a trent (unpin Smith firangledthe innocentrand laid it beneath the rpof of an old tree in the garden and fent for the apprentice of a Donor in Paifley— it is nrongly Cupporeol With the view of felling the body for the purpofe of diffedion ! When they had at rival 1 at the fpot, the child, having fotnewbat recovered., was crying. The mortar Smith, then took it by the heels, and Wised its head again() the ground with all his force, due or lift times ; but the mole being fat, this experiment was not fufficiern to• terminate the eiinence of the poor little •fufferer. The child Rill breathing, the dodoes apprentice tied an handker chief, as tight as pollibk, around the nonsuch, to prevent the playing of the lungs. Notwittnanding there v ari , us device., lire was not yet tntaHy eitinet. In order to complete their hcllifh intent, Smith held the child's head in a bucket of water, which termi nated its (offerings. The child was then put into a rag cellar, and was difcovered ihortly after, by the naufeous (null, with one of the feet, and part of th e leg, eaten away by r ats.—Such complicated baths icy could not elcape the all feeing eye of a jug Pao VI Dane,. The ',ay means which were tiled for the accumplifhment of this mon Orange, and moll un• 1 natural" murder, were the means r f its difenvery.-- The handkerchief, which was tied around the infant's body, belOnged to the mailer of the apprentice, and was Ramped with his oast:. Accordingly he was Ilsrpeded : be owned the handkerchief, but 4enied any know:edge of the tranfation. The apprentice then confeffed, ,and turned evidenre for the crown.— Whereupon meffengers were difparched in every di. ration ; and by the indefatigable activity of Spence, Smith was difcovercd as shore related. lie WAS next mottling fent off to take his teal. The young man, a journeyman Printer, who was wounded in Long-acre, on Friday evening by two foreigners, in an elation difpute, died ycfletuiy mnrniag. BIRTHS. On Tburklay lalt, u ltati,theLdy of Du 'Can Campbell, Ffq of a (laughter. Friday lat. the !My et William Lloyd. rr l or Anna. in %rep- Mire, a a too and heir. at Rollet, the teat of her father, Admiral Harvey, M. P. ter i M.:. l~ANlllcL. On the 3•4 h ult. at Birmingham, the Rev. Francis Pell y, Redo, of Salon. t:lnucefterfhira, to Mfrs Nutt, only daughter of George Arf.,n Nutt, I,fq. of Birmingham. Oa Monday fe:night, at Stoke Church, James Clyde. Ffq. Pur ger in the ituysl Navy, to Mifs E. btstdon,eideft daughter of C.:p• steorge Brrdon,of the Royal Navy. At Fdinhurgh,the sit ir:.l James FctrulToo,of Crofsbatl. advo cate. to Mifs hlary Home s daughter of the late jobta Home. 1,1 1 s Menden. 1 hurl4.y. at St. Mary.la bonne, Captain Gentle Marlhall, of the Royal Marines, In nolfa Mary Kopp, tbt. elJ•ft daugLter of lei, bard Kerp. F.fq nf the New Road. Dedditsgfidd Fogton, Efq. of the Mend or .t. Chelflopher, to Judith. daughter ut Clement Calves, f.fq. of thr fame iflit.d. 0.1 'floridly Lit, the Rev. Francis l',lly, Reetor of Sidon, Glnucciterfkire, to Md.. Nutt, only , laughter of (horse At.iun Nutt, ifq of Nrwhall-fteeet, Rietn,n7ham. U. At Cuekfield Phee, Mr.. Seryiron. aged 67. On the 4th intim', at Tirertoi. in the prime of li4, after a Own ilh cf., the Lady of Sir J,hn Duntzz, Bart. Her LadyO ip was d4usbter of tae late Sir Thowa• Carew, of Hateont; Bart. PLYA.TOITTO. in puribance of a CommilLon of Apprairement attri Site fidtii tfi, High Court of Admiralty, addreff,d to Joon Tian, EN. WILL BE SOLD, At Burrow's, the London Inn, on FRIDAY, tba sift day of No. umber iuitant, at Ten. ABOUT moo Ilogtheads of FRENCH RED WINE, landed front the ihip Dorothea Marganths, Hans Stlifenfon Matter, detained on her voyage from Bourdeaux . by his Majely's ihip ATALANTA, J. O. Mansfchl, Erti. Commander. Immediately after will be S Id, Abort r 135 Q V Wheat, and 738 Qs- Rye, of prime Quality. Being the entire Cargo of the ilup Maria, Silvannue late Matter, captured nit her voyage from NAM, and condemned as prise to the private lip of war Lion, Mr. David Lewis Corn. r sunder. For vi wing Sample, and further panioulars, apply to Mars. Harrifon and Furze, London, or JOHN cteo and Co. Iforolmots, Plymouth. Dated Nov. t, 1806. MILLS, MAI:FINO, FARM YARD, MANSION HOW! PADDOCK, and Sl ACRES of LAND. Nearly all flooded Millidier; at lUekmerfworth, Hatt TO BE SOLD BE PRIVATE CONTRACT, Either together or kismet/1, esith the Gear of laid Mill s an d I m• prevenient,. according - te the Tenour and Schedule of the Build. ing Leak thereof, now flabhflkg, and which will ezpirs at Miehaelmati iris. I'HE Peemirea are Mutate at Scott's Bridge, in the Pariah of Ricknietfworth, Herts. 19 macs frau Loudon. and within half • mile of the Grand Jundtion Canal The Mills are Row ufed ala two Vat Paper Mill, and two pair of Bones Cnrn Mill; but by better bulbawling and employment of the Wee* of the Mill Stecam , they aiithr, in the °pluton of the molt ficiiful Feel. new% becoosepalfkited of douhle their prefent power. From the convenience of Water Carriage they are well rutted for the fa..gure of heavy attkles of any deferlption. The Mention Houk and Paddock, through which runs a Treed &remit, are adapted to the ufe of a Sportfinan, and are Li the dams of the Berkeley Hunt. ' The prefent Tenant will be obliged to leave the Mills, &c. in re. pair at the end ttl the term. Plans of the Prernifes are left at Georges Coffee•houfe, Temple Sar.,Cluildhall Cate hawk, sad General Wolfe Coffee.houfe, Ot. ' ford-Brest. The Leaf, may he fern and farther particuksrs known by pp Li . cation to Mr. Deacon, Watford; or at H F. Wlitfield's, EA. Bury Itlektuerfworth, Harts ...Ott:lbn' 18, 1806. CORDIAL BALM OP OILJEAD , . • TS oniverfiilly acknowledged to b*ctiliarly ck A flcaelous 41 Inward WAo4.l,lAlti 0 1 4 Deprrffion tif Spirits. TrosiAlcog or Shaking tho-. 11 . Limbs ' °Affiliate Coughs, Shansartyat Breath, Coolampdva bits, &c. &c. At this feafoii or nu year, Dr. flotuasea's Mea -1 clues arc highly %gaol to the ialitiodiarlan ; bat asthma Is fary to guard sjllnft eounterretta,by stbferving tke viol* 4 Soloopoo, Lbleiresi," wpm* att etottimp allot tle„wishout,whiekk caniatiK hit Ilpftgales Sold at tos. 6d. or four fg ope bottle(rfila feet pa) Matteril Mk Leigh. Ws Dr. Sleillaik ellAilbeltbirOeeta lilt seal he of Ulf it. Ike. /alytn. *chime, be tear 06114 . Sleboso Alter. De. Salmon, 94 0 94**fe. !tar L404112•14 , . A CERTAIIIOLVIE MB eau* , • .. : ltifiZ ALE-G1ALut e.,7 04144041741, e ttaP t QS. dile expit ex -1 it • MEDy is is. ce koala( RCM • 'CI' 'la a s•arfcti of Tee., ogreikifit'alii set oratiialit teat and branch, To its rusirrist =ear. Aodhebga lame to a 4 1, that it hos ardlngletas IfitAtalrrfir liallaj ada ba Lras (Batraca Salves. 'Fey e In tellty, an *tow itt 4 g Nifit this kivddrit. • Sold Witold/laid i s pfbahafe. wee the Royal EzebgigemiekillitArgarr• Taitlock. Rreet rati...Witram,biablipi-41.Jante**1-amts .N 3. Ma:wag* ro. Airtislbent. ?by* and Co. No. leo. Osk•rsiirqsha At Briftok by, Mr. 31. ate 14 , 4. Sheppara, Boapthilaro Bath, By Hamad, boakiakaa m 4ad Wttdbls .. Edinburgh, bg.itactors Sorb 'dr. Punka and polgon, Mr. • Livered. 6Y Mr. note, politer.iod Mr. Jones ,booifonor. . Mr. Motley, 1 - 4 - al r- i tt of -* a ' 1-31ttlCit 111 A ndb r yennit of the Vanden*. uselnes in E 4 leS4 . 11 HE VLNLREAL DI§EA§E, tinder hi: v a , I - right appearance...anti complicated attacks. may iskiperdllji and fsoretir Irradicatertfrons Ike Wings, by the Oil DROPS', wh;eh for their fahstary effedtarn cicanfing the Blond from all Impurities. whacker Venereal or Scorbutic, ;Mr terminiDUTTA SALUTARIS. b r perfeveriog M the lift of this Remedy, the Patkot gradually lorrs al,l pain and inflammation of the Parts, all foul and earrndlng Ulcers. Lamps in the Skin. and other correfpondisto fymptnrns of this cruel and ASICOI.• lefs Difeafe : nearly thirty years pratice bath proved to Dr. Free man, that all this h accomplifheo by the Drop, without the aid tlf (arnica' Operatior a, or the altal application of treaty roeralrid rapsrations. Sol 4 by appointment of Dr. Freeman. of Hatton Ciardr. by R. Butler, No. 4, CM-spade, corner of Paternofter-roor; Lamas $ Belam and Gibbs, Portfmoutis ; Welton and Roberta, l*dea ; Roberts, HlXtl' tog, and johnfon, Ociaort 4 Will., Pittman. and Ro- 4 . gem Plymouth ; Roche, Philpb, Hooked, Hayden, o,d OlnpwW Dock; Dszon, Falmouth; Neale' and. Mitchell, Dover; Sharp and Lang, Deal; ksoleman and Jacob, Streamers; Wltinniden, Chatham; Warren, Margate; Barges and Ralph Oar I r:onipfon,Varninuth ; Peck, Hull; Wolftenhokne, York; dnnald, Dlafgow; Browning. Paiflcy ; Baxter and Bondi, Ban. burgh; Heaton. Leeds ; Wood, Wakefield ; Lattibury,Liveepool g Stains and Vaughan, Manchelter; Williams and Truman,Esetarg Collins, Salisbury ; Barry and Sheppard, Brin ell ; Hazard sad Hunt, Batt; Steven fon, Norwich ; Hodson, Cambridge; Pollard, Brighton; Land, Maldltone • Burbage, Nottingham; Drewry, Derby; Wood, and N6tt anti Lloyd, birmingharn ; and aloft Me. dieing Venders, it bonito, at IL pd each, with ample dirollioss. 'IN profelTitvg myrelf a tegeddrly educated MEW +. ha of the ROYAL COLLEGE of SURGEONS lo LON DON, 1 think it incumbent on me to fignify, that my Diplom from the College of Surgeons. as *ell as Certificate. from the Hofortab, and various Proidlido leader whom I Studied Phyfic, Surgery, and Midwifery, hive been for gears placed in one of my P.inuirra, open to the intl.:eaten of any One who ihippene to be there, orit tlefiroui ot, loch oroninodon. Ptaa~teaYEAßS i have reEgned all other PraCtice, for the Study and Trcatrn ir of Vt ea ItA L COMPLAIIITIIIiId Dr at LITT' It was not till l ha 1 caperience at an Army Surgeon and Ge neral Praclition , r.thu 1 thought myfelf jnftified to the Scleetion of this peculiar branch. The concentrated form of the human iptzlied. when tattled to a particular point; matt sequin rope. riority within th: circle of Pa own action,and a long continued fee czt, i, a deciCcd prnf. that my efforts have not been Ids beim hci , 1 to others than advantageous in m (elf The diftrefs ar.d the rniiery which vile from a certain &Anew tive fo pant. inn. to fein,lboys, have been frequently pont , trayed by the morallitc of the age. Hut it is the duty of every Pratt Wooer, when called upon, to relieve fueb fufferings by Mea -1 cal Affittance : and It is the acquirement of my ezcluftvc tapir r.ence in dahlia. to offer In every fuel cafe a fain and cartalu re. ettabliftiment. In fligltt cafes of deficiency produced hy free !nine. rcfidbnet iq warm Chores. or too much It.dulgenes at feduetlve PalLcm a, and in all recent Vercelli! Complaints,early application Wires its im mediate curt. Bur In the molt complicated Cease DILIIII.ITf ae:onipaLied by fever or Murders of the fyltem arlUng frpm ne ;Let,.d ; hone perkvenoce is inchipenfably requifite foe the rc...anim uteri of the Conaltution and rettorztion to health end ',goer —lit all cafes with either fen, the moil. inviolable fancy ist and the terms of remuneration are plainly Rated on the fait in erview. MARTIN IiREE, Member attic Royal 'Wirer of Sur-icor% in London. No 19, Arundtl , ll,crt, S:r_nd, near Temple Bar. There ie an additional cow. 'ice in Water-ft-ref adpiniap.—All letter. Irvin town or country a re expeded to co:rain a b ash note. . • _ Hirgi wArre AT LONZON =MGR TO MORROW. Mcrting 59 minutes after 3 Afternoon • • Is minutes aUr 4 LONDON, Printed anj publillsed by i.EVEL KENT, (of Can terhury Mire, Lalnbett)olt the STAR CIFTCR No. I. Ci t y' Ynb6ft,d ayo at the STAR ORRICK, Temple Du.