Star. — London, England, 1808-01-11 00:00:00

1 i Ir `~~ ,e; •r. 511,1, 7 "!%"?... • " FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. BY THE KING. • • A PRO - LASIATION FOR A GENERAL FA.ST. . GiOßrad it • We, Wang into our most serious cons%leration the just mid se- emery war in width we are engaged, and patting our trust in Ax stinisve Goo, that be will graciously bli:sa our arms both by sea sad had, have resolved, and do, by and with the advice of our Privy Commit, hereby command, that a public day of fasting and humiliation be observed throughout those parts •of our United Kingdoms called liaglandand Ireland, ou Wednesday, the 17th day of Februbry next tooling ; that so both we and oar people may humble ourseives Paola A13110112.1* gota v in order to obtain par- • dm of our sine, and in the most devout and solemn manner send op ow prayers and supplications to the DIYINS MAJESTY, for averting those heavy judgments which our manifold provocations have most justly deserved, and for imploring his blessing and as sistance on our arms, for the restoration of peace and prosperity to es and. our dominions ; and'ere do strictly charge and corn that the said pubile fast be reverently and devoutly ob sa.edby all oar loving subjtets in Engllbtaad Ireland, as they Nader the favour of Awe:cm - re Goo;andlirotild avoid his wrath and indignation, and upon pain of suck purrishntent as we may jusdyhdiet on all such as contemn and neglect the performance of so r4oous and necessary a duty : and for the better and more orderly solentuiting the same, we have given directions A° the most Reverend the Archbishops • and the Right Reverend the Bishops of England •and Leland, to compose a form of prayer suitable to this occasion, to be used la all churches, chapels, and places of public worship, dud to take care that the saine be timely dispersed thronghout their respective dioceses. Given at our Court at the Queen's Palace, this 6th day of la. nuary, 11106, in the 45th year of our Reign. • GOD SAVE THE KING! ['his Gazette also contains a similar Proclamation for Scotland, appointing a Fast, to be held on Thursday, the lea day of Fe bruary next.] At the Court at ,the ..Queen's Palace, the 6th of January 180, present,. the King's Most Excellent MAJESSY us Council. His MAJESTY. having been pleased to appoint his Grace. WILI4AM Duke of Manchester Captain-Gene ral and Governor in Chief of the, island of Jamaica, and the territories dependink thereon, his Grace, this day, took the oaths apioiiitiel to be taken by the Governors of his MaJkarrrl.plantations. FOREIGN' ofFlCit, The Ri;ht Hon. gronoiCANIFINth his MA.iFSTI'S principal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, has this day notiticeto".the plasters of Friendly and Neutral Powers residpit at thik gnirt, thatlais MA srsry has judged it eipedienf to Veet - that the most rigorous blockade should he'esta'blithed at the en trances of the ports of Caythasena, Cala, and St. Lucar, and at all - the into: mediate Ports situated and lying between the said piots Of - Carthatra and St. Lucar : and that the samer maintained and enforced in'tite strictest manner, according to the usages of war,acknowlel;ecriiii - Penicd:jn similar cases. FOREIGN OFFICE, lAN 7, 1808. Tho Krgo has been pleased - to appoint Fiawcts Him, Esq. to be Iffi MAJESTY'S Secretary of Legation to the Court of his Royal Highness the f . 'ast;ce RE =NT of . Portugal. G-STREET, /AN. 8, Ike.' • seen pieased to appoint 31 r tiirkit Arm Vst:t.sessii; MAlrszy • acitii, IO be Lientettant-Governee of the island of la,nsaica, .and Commander of the forces, with ihelcsoli4orqweral in the island of Yaniaiea. ADMIRALTY-OFFICE., MN. 9, nog. • Eatraet of e:Letterfions Captain Rainier, oCisis Majesty's ship Caroane, Resr-Admiral Sir Edward Pellew, .18an._ Corn- slander in , Chief of Mo Mktiesty's Ships and Vesgela in the 'East Wks, aided Malacca Road, Febnary 11.5, I 80?, and vans mkted by-the ha-mentioned °Meer to the I Loa W. W. Pale. !taving seen the Honourable Company's thipi Per sever.usce ancll,4lbitisi through the Gaillolo Passage, I passed to tbe.eaetrard of the Pellew Islands to insure f„. Am " 13 %1 ttlaPPayr9a- the north end of the island of :mar, w flooked into on the 26th ult. and not seeing any Tess" Therc, I .wasyrialing the best of my way to the Straits of St.-rernardine. Early on the morning Of tie *7th ult. a strange sail was discovered on our lie 'beim, I immediately bore up in ChaCe alter, az ! ct shim foi Albay. When we were n early within gpn shot of ter they hoisted Fpanish colours, anafireltl a gun to windward. We were coming_ up with her fast, 'when she was taken aback wiltf) . the /midi/Ana ; and the having studding sails set on both_ 'sides; we west close to her before she could take diem in. Wlieit either from their te merity, or not knOwing oar force, they commenced firing ; and it was not until they hld ?I Alen killed and , wounded that they hauled n:down;' their • cbloars. On - • • taking pnatessioof her she ' prirtid to be the St. 'Ra phael (alias Pallas) Spanitshrtigister ship', belonging to the Royal Company of the Phi4pines,mattatmg 16 guns, with 97 men, roniniantl--11 by Don Juan • llnp. tista Monteverde, having on board 'upwards of fife hundred thousand Spanish dollars in specie, and 1700 quintals of copper,_ besides a valuable car.,o ; she sailed from Lima on the 12th of lioveniber last - bound to P. S. lam siitry - inform you we had seven of our men wounded, one of whom is since dead. i¢l.l . ARY .PIitoMI:MONS. • ' • - • :• WAR OFF/C74 JANUARY 9. Royal Regiment of Hoese.Guards—CornetWilliam Hunt Grubbe to be Lieutenant, by purchase, lee Powell, who retires. 2d Regiment of Dragoon Guardellliarn Bosh, Gent. to be Carnet, by purchase, 'iriceltiogers, promoted. • i 9th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Cafgaln Henry Roberts to be Major, by putthase, vice Catheazt, whio retires; Lieutenant Charles Abdy Chapman to be Captain. oca Troop, vice Roberts. tst Regiment of Foot Goarde--Emign George Read to be Lieu tenant, without purchase, vice Barnard, promoted in the 7th West India Regiment ; Ensign Edward W ynyard to be Lieute nant, without purchase, vice Speddingt, who retires; and Hon. Edward Lambert to be Ensign, vire - Read. gat Regiment of Foot—Ensigir William Herne:AL - from the 46th Poet, to be Lieutenant, vice John Grant, deceased. Omit Ditto.4..lesstenant John Des-ir to be. Captain of a Company, :Moe Murray, deceased; and Lieutenant Richard Weld, to be dinto„ vice Noel, deceased. TWIN .Lieutetuusts--EnsignWiMani Hely, vice Carlton, detested. bulges Edmond Stacitpoeie, rice Hopley, deceased. Racks Lave Mau. vice . .Vl•Lean &weed. Toile Ensigns -- James Wood, Gnu. vice Hety ; and —.— Graves, Gent vice Stackpoole. 41st Ditto--Llemenant David Anderson, from the 4th Carrieim Bs tehee l / 2 to be Lieutenant, vice Bailey, who exchange*. • < am s ressa—Orarter-Master William. Bury to be Pipmeseeir & 111Bitalit. vim Ivory, deceased. ifs la George Pardon Drew tobe Major, without _site Niels/Ms, promoted bi the Royal Yor': Rangers; • Jahn allaberty to be Captain of a Company, vice Drew; *Olga M'Aiday to be Lieaussant, vice Moore, &ceased I sa Snags Benjamin Whitt to be Lieutenant, vice &Flaherty. adth Ditto—Ensign Benjamin Cbarlewood to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Nee* whir Mimi John Vere Wed, Gent. to be F.usign, without purchase, it Hemphill. promoted in the Royals. 110th Ditto—Ensign Robert Keddk tobe Lieutenant, by purchase, dee Read, promoted. ;,,.: •• • •. • • . • • •• q' • •••.• • • 4 • a I , ; • . • •• • •• - cr ... 5., ,- Err . , 52d Nttes- - • allt wit** • ". , hitirtest 1 9. be Lieu tenant,, wit** Vice , pit:mated ;.Ensign Edward Allilleptuibi *ice Wallisoistesead:" 53d Pittes-4ginlhosnas Emery to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Still, prognoted In the Ist West IndiallegimenL 54th Ditio-.L4iiibeet George Arabia to be Captain of a Com. piny, by pentebisvriee M'Vitie, who retiri:s. 56th Dltto=—Endsti T. H. Nelson front the 45th Foot, to be' lAcutenant, by parchasa , vice Preiten, promoted. 57th Ditto--Lieutenant Hugh Montgamerie to..be Captain of a . Crony any, without purchase, vice Carr, dismiss. the service ; Ensign Angus . 114 , Donald to be Lieutenant, rim holontgomtrie. 61st Ditto—lieutenant Marcus Annesley to beCaptain of a Com pany, Wellnut purchase ; Ensign Geerge Lloyd Hodges to be . • Lieutenant, without purchase, vice iirownrigg, who resigns. 624 Ditto—Major Charles Ashworth, from the 6th West India Regiment, to be Major, vice Dales, wbo exchanges. 66th Ditto—Lieutenant Charles Veitch, from the City of Dublin • Militia, to be Ensign, vice Brice, promoted ; Gladwin Col dough, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Smith, pro moted. 71st Ditto—Lieutenant Colonel Hon. Henry Cadogan, from half pay of the late Birmingham Fencibles, tube Lieutenant Colonel, -vice Blaquiere, who exchanges. 72d Ditto—Lieutenant Alexander Chisholm to be Captain of a Company, vice Oliphant, deceased. 74th Ditto—Vetnon Celina, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vier Stewart, promoted. Rist Dltto--Ensign David Fair to be. Lieutenant, without pur chase, vice Sparks, who resigns. RI Ditto—First Lieutenant Boyle Travers to be Adjutant, vice Jenkins, promoted. st West-India Regiment—Lieutenani-Colonel John Irving, from the 2d West-India Regiment, to be Lieutenant-Colimul, vice D'Urban, who excharges; Ensign James PoWer, from the York Light Infantry Volenteers, to be Lieutenant, vice Lewia, mimed ; Angus M•Duilaid, Gent. to be Ensig n , Without per chase, vice Rae, whose appointment has not taen place. -1 kl Ditto—Lieutenant-Colonel Benjamin D'Urban, frc:n• the let West-India Regiment, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Irving, who exchange. • I kh Ditto—Major ramnel Dales, f.om the 6ed Foot, to be Major, vice Ashwor.ll,who exchanges. New South Xlealcs Corps—Lieutenant Wiliam Hadley, from the 'A West-India Regiment, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. York Light Infantry Volunteers—Lieutenant George Long, from the 97th Font, to be Captain of aCompany, without purchase, vice Rumann, appointed to the 97th Foot. Baillie's Regiment—Major Charles Morrice to he Lientenant- Colonel, without purchase; Captain Clement Edwards; frbra Ramsay's Regiment, to he Major, vice Morrice. Meuron's Regiment—Ensign Samuel de Meuron to be Lieute *ant, vice Lentzbnurg, promoted in the Royal Regiment of Malta; : Quarter-Master C. J. Zebupfenning to be Ensign, vice de Meuron. Roil's Regiment—Ensjgn and Adjutant C. Muller to have the rank of Lieutenant Royal Corsican Rangers—Lieutenant Pearce Lowen to be Adju tant, vice Arata. promoted. 4th Garrison Battalion-..-Lieutenant R. 8.. Bailey, from the 21st root, to be lieutenant, vice Anderson, who exchanges. 20th Royal Veteran Battalion—Captain John hiacdonnell, oa Half Pay of Colonel Butler's Rangers, to be Paymaster'. HOSPIT4L STAFF. Surgeon Char* Mor.!agu, from Half Pay, to be thieleori' to the Forces. ' IG ~:~ Jan. Jan. Jan. 95t1 • . NtEMORANDeM. • - The Udder-mentioned Officers are supers:4o. • 21st Foos—First I.ieutenant Samna:H. O'Brien, befr absent' . without leave. 48th Ditto—Lieutenant Charles Bomar. • 91st Ditto—Assistant-Surgeon tOliliinm Chalmers, be Isbient without Itive. - • - • .• • • undermentioned Appointments, as staled:in the Gazettes of the Bth August 1807, Gth Oclabel-, and 12di and 29th December following, have not taken place, viz.. r-- watlgh, Gent. to be Ensign in the 45th Foot. J. F. Schultze, Gent. to he Ensign it/ the 60th Foot. Lieutenant Snow, from the 15th Light Dragoons, to he Captain in . Mjor-Ceneral Ramsay's Regiment. Jackson Cranston, Gent.to be Ensign in the Ist Wesolndia Regi uatvt. Erratum in the Gazette of 27th October last. 88th. Foot. Tut Lieutenant Peter Tilly, frum the Tyrone Militia, to be En ' sign, without purchase, Rftd lieutenant Peter Pegs:, front the Tyrone Militia, to be En sign, without purchase. Commission signed by the Vicc-Lieutenant of the County of Surrey. Ist Surrey Regiment of Volunteer Infantry. ielia Wright, Gent. to be Adjutant. Dated Nor. 10,1807. . • Erratum in the Gazette of the 2d instant. St. George's Volunteers. Far Lieutenant William ..readzsd Weston to be Captain;:vice • fm.d, resigned, Read lieutenant William Mr esLowl Westin to be Captain, vice Cranford, resigned. PARTNERSHIPS DIES "Lyn). • gar, Adarison and Harrison lath, of Liverpool, Seerdeaers, January 1, IsoB. Edward C. Howard and Philip Santlntzn, NVesthurn Green, Bat- 1 tt ra-a, aid Queen-street, Southwark, el.e • r to, May 1,1807. Tit6m:s Coghlan and Thomas Hopki- , o • literpool, looking , glass and picture-ft-acne makers, 0ct01..... 7, 1807. • BANKRUPTCY ENLARCI:D. Feb. 2. John Carruthers, late of 14.6:0, groc..!r, at ten, at Guild hall, London. January 22. John Clarke, of Ba:ems-Walk, Horton, Middlesex, lint-manufacturer, at ten, at Guildhall. January 22. James Hudson, of Watling-snvet, London, merchant, war. houseman, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall. BANKIaIPTS! Watson, of Great Cambridge-street, finckney Road, Mid • dieser, builder, dealer and chapman, to surrender January 18, 1 at ten, January 21, and February 20, at one, at GuildhalL— At:ontey, Mr. Wilde, jun. Castle-street, Falcon-raw-are. Benjamin Jones late of Rotherhithe Wall, Surrey, tobacconist, dealer and c hapma , January 12,26, and February 20, at ten, at GuildhalL Artornies, Messrs. Alcock, Boswell, and C.aner, York-street, Southwark. Thomas Matthews, late of Bridges-street, near torent Garden, Middlesex, linen:draper, dealer and chapman, (now a prisoner in the King's Bench Prison,) January 2.3; February lc at one, and February 20, at twelve, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Charles Harman, Wine Office -court, Fleet-street. Horatio Barton, of Manchester, dyer, dealer and chipman, Jan. 23, 20, and February 20, at two, at the Bridgewater Arms Inn, Manchester. Anomie:, Messrs. Chesshyre and Walker, Man ehesrer. James Kidd, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, merchant, dealer and chap man, January 90, February 1, and 20, at eleven, at the Shake..l spear Tavern Nevrcastlewpon-Tynet Attornies, Mr. WilliaM•l Atkinson, Chancery-lane; or Mr. Bainbridge, Newtastle-upon- Tyne. DIVIDENDS. • _ _ nit hour candi - - • lanrary 16. William Kent and Ferdinand Burltor. of Sheernma, . Kent, slopsidlers, navy-agents, dealers, claßmen and copartners, at ten, at Guildhall, London. January 8. Christian John Adam Witke, late of Coleman-street, London, merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall. •1 Jan. 16. Thomas Tills,. of Wymondham, Norf,4k, cordwalitelr,l at four, at the White Swan, St. Peter of Mancroft, Notwich. Jan. 15. Arthur Jones, late of Montgomery, tanner, diailailk at ten, at the Cross Foxes, Montgomery. Jen. 16. James Redpati, late of Deptford Bridge, Kent, Upholder, at ten, at Guildhall Jan. 14 John Whisky Ayers, of thelleigh, Suffolk, shopkeeper, at eleven, at Guildhall. London., Jan. 16. William Branwhite, of Tobacco-Roll-court, Gracechurch street, London, warehouseman, at ten, at Guildhall. lin. 19. Thomas hinting., late•of Bonttill-rotr, lAidd!tertillelPf Anger and shipowner, at ten, at Guildhall. Jan. 1.8. James Oriadred and Midas' Guest, of Mane:irate*, m* tots-merchants. and .mpartstink, at the teg Taala4 beansgate, Maseliester. •'"-% •s • 1 , 42,1 L Jobs Carmssight, of Wamilligiplimi gist and grocer, at eleven, at tllb• Jan. le. John Smith, late of ThiavgAtan, Liamkaire• "tilt ter, at three, at the Spread bee Jan, Hanging Mt* theater. at - - 441wia., 'the Cluslomer • E. • IL _ which titstlate I ton, k came only r Church held years, office' 'net attachment ;all the Hit . effects 63 spent , terment sort; known the __ timely t.• , potence. There are its remote and ultimate dices ; while con fumptiout. lore of mufeular power.aod various nervous c-implainv uhrolly char.tdlerife the ‘a.'i 1' !loges of this fulitary vice. Of per (sus longuifhing mder the nifonders incit'ent to fuch a life their treatment 14 fintyle.and has never proved uniuccefstui in the comic of a Tong, laborious, and much ettended pradtice. In the obffinate and complicated cafes of Venereal infedion,fuch as oh flrudlions In the Urethra, Synogy Escrefcences. Hard 'rumours Callous Ulcers. Eruptions Seminal Wrakrefs, Cleets, &c &r which have hitherto hafiredthe tkill of the rent ral praClitiot•rr Meffrs Curr.c and Co are now enabled cad:cally to cure by a new Cote, and tr, editions Mode of praclice, flop:riot to any other yet adopted They may ha confulted by either Sea with the errata delicacy, fccrecy and honour at their hook, He- toy, Hatton Oar den. Patients in the country arc requtit dui Rate the zirtieulor of th , ir cafe, tin age, and general mint- of Living. Letters. pt phl,enclofitz a bank note, will hr duly anfwered t and the need fary advice andniedicineseiven or Cent to any pa, t of the kingdom . - • - - -- The Rev Mr. BARCLAY'. PATE'S!' ANTreir.tous PILLS 1 1 . was a Tema t k of doe c e lebrated Dr. Buchan, Author of the Doniefile Nleoliciose, that complaints of the finmach and bowels are the prevailing malady of this country which by I:,e foundation of the more formidabk and fatal dit• cafes; that the perfon who could difcovir for the relief and curt a fare and infallible remedy would perform a malt important 1 , vice to focirty. That difetivery has mow been nude in the Patent Ant ruinous Pills of the Rev. William Bareby, the extenfive tale of which. and the high eitimation is which they are deeritrelly,hcl.! 1133 con fi des-314y Itifened the number of there complaints ; and Lids fair, en a Beort time, to be the [mans of entirely eradicating them bee Pills heiress quick aid fare operation they ad/ poweefoilly and specifically on the bile • and theca remove: the nu mercot edifortkr, cormeeted with it.fick headaches, Rarillence liver comPlainlt,iiis,an dice, nervous disorders from indigefli Etc They are tbeana valuable family matilense hitherto cirered to the Public and tke Proprietor le fu-atorted by the iw nefpedlible evidence of the firft chandlers of the Nubility and ethers, that they have never Ikin.adminitiered to any perfon without giving certain and fpecdy relief, and in the end compic toga cure • This vallablernedicine,hataing been ufed with fuccef•, is r..com mended by the following slillinguilhed Perfmages The Right Hon Vikount DILLON The Lord Filibopicof BATH' and WELLS Sir JOHN HONEYWOOD, Dart. M P for Frankton Sir NTEPHF.N LUSH I NOTON, Batt. M P for Peoria THOMAS ANSON. Erg. M P. for Litchfield. AMFS AMYATI'. Efq. MP foe Southampton . NICITOLSON CALVERT, Efq. M.P. for Hertford ED/ALI.ND BOEHM. Efq. New-flreet. Spring-garden& ' THOMAS HAM MERSLEY. kfq Pall•Mati O. W. DICKES, Erg. Private Secretary to the Ali:Milk" of .Cinterbury The Rev Mr. DIMOCR, Librarian to ala AmMilhep CI CIL FORRESTER, Efq. M.P. for lifininvla &M wholdale and retail by Mr. Biller, No. 4, Cheepfide, corner of Palemofter-row ;and retail by Mt.Kir!iy,9tarerel fired, OldBottdShutt; Mr. Stratton. Leieefterlquace; and by all re• fpedable Yaniersiti Town and Country. A Caution—Obferve the name of William. Earclayrs engraved on the Ramp, which Is seized on She oittfid• wrapper of each boa ; all not Co Ramped are a dangerous Imitation. Prier ss. 6d. i and Los. par boa s with ample diredions, By J. Arr;urrawny's Coffee-house. A VALUABLE '1 COP HOLD daily erected, and in excellent white papers, or the finest quality ; wash;nr, ra7s, nine fret far, and constant supply the bank of thethcar Arun, at Iping; eight miles from rseart,; Iti front Gocialmin, 14 from Chichester, to from .Londite, f• Dist I.lphook, and three from Midhurst. e in the county ofhboeU with a four.vat Workhouse, two Ergitu: Houses. two Wir wheels and going Gears, Rag-kottscs 'Finishing-rooms, Lofts. Yards, and Pr e mis e s, and a Workhouse to the email two Cottages, a new'-built Mana9er's House, Stable, Mim i a quanthy of Arable Land contiguous. containing ` between Seven and i• iglw Acres. • • Also, a large Freehold Tatemmit, at Minstrad, withip :dective Orchard, and a close of Laud, contrtning about two gas. T ! ) be ekored by applelitg to Mr. Payne, the Manager, Stdi ;Mill, and particulars hut, twenty days previous to :he sale, silt •Pottrtuitt lath, l'ortsractith ; Spread Eagle, Midharst ; Sr; Chichesterc ArrSrr, Lirhoo:i ; Dolphin, Ptternfteld • fllW Horse, Haskiiere; Cairg?, CodaLgin ; of Messrs. Li:oth Pi „Haslewnod, Solicitors, Lincoln ‘s bin ; and of Mesas. Hclpt ;Jnd Phi:111-s, No. 61, Old Broad-street. Royal Exchaire, a plan of thu eitste may be gems. ' ELEGANT FtFAIDFiIdia4GAIRDENS, Knightsbriess lly Nikssra. HOCCART and PHILLIP: I , (Succussors to-Mr. Sams), At Cr2trrawnfs ; abase timie in February, AMODERN. Unifoim, Substantial MANSION' finished in th , . most complete planner, and in a sate" ( _kyle of taste and elegance, sititable for the immediate recegasalf a family of distilsetinn, the RESIDENCE. ard PROPERTY it his ROYAL HIGHNESS the DUKE of KENT, with bACIS iornmarding d.dightful prospects over Hfle Park and the WI Iffil/s. The Bedchambers, Daessing-r.imiss, Wardrobes, ui Frmily Apartments, as spacious and airy ; the dining mon 1. 4- end about so tect by ; two ckgant Drawing-rooms, Mcgar , , pfd Music Rooms, and Boudoirs, richly finished in white :so gpld, with beatniful statuary marble chimney pieces to Adler; dpal apartments, and corresponding unique ornaments; Mai tad detached Offices of every description, imperfect repair, /; 6- kdo'L'lY =anted, and well supplied %vita water ; scant:fines; AT carriages, stabling twelve horses ; servants' apartmenni private mad to the Same ;an titre-it circular Green-W.lSe *lt .as feet by nO, eloping lawn in the front, and Flower Beds, .Fil Gravel Walks, and choice Shrubs, tastefu ll y dispostd; Jurc t' Garden, fully cropped and planted, extensive WaLs, Hot-11- 4 and numerous Fruit Trees. 'The premises and grotmds contain tarther bet - wen Tite* l Three Acres, and offer a superior situation Baia townand cowl! residence, from their contigniey wise Royal.PalaaeN aud l44l4l ,_e of Lords and Commons. The part:baser may be acconsinerg• with early possession, and with theorise of thtielcgaill I°44e* Furniture, at a fair valuation. Furil'"r Particulars may be bad of G. and L Robin/on, Stratton -street, Piccadilly ; andoif, , Messrs. Hoggart and P97' 1 , 1. Old Brad-street, Royal Exchange. _ _ pubhshed by LEVEL /CENT, . terbury Place, 1 arnbeth) at the Srmt-Orirtet, No. 14 C • steer:. Pubh...d also at the STAR-Omer, Tentple-D . . • - e . . • . . . . . . . _ . • . . . .•. . - • - - • . ~. ;its ail ' v , ir! •:.•tiliebll, .& . Mr 1. J 7 .l 4 .fika . 3 e rt 4 s::. ZA.V`tlti-li -.. ! . ..., lALtg : ` ICY AVCTION. ' ' . . . ... . mordant, at ten,* the Greyboind Ina, , , . zss it. lIIL Rickard Farr, late of WooniOti i. W:itir, es ' . . be... VS an. ld. William Hitat•P, Ifti el • . ' • - ,• "VBXEHOLD LAND, NEAR MAIDSTONe . es , e e • deeleiest elegies, at lib Creates! Inie, •e • . • • By ?deists, HOGOART acid PHle e l.ol7". an. la. Abraktun Mitcham, late of Wplgberton. _ . _ e _ Chea tZe cr. -'' • (linceemors to Webster's') . , and themeefaetoiVai - eleien, af the Crown Inn, Nei: At Oniraway's. on Friday, abe lbth instant, 1110 it i lia ! 'eh. IL a 'Bearit orkaire la e a r idobier Ni l lintta ' ,l „,... s°6lll o . ths ighaind 'r ae, k ., .... , A : DESIRABLE FREEHOLD tEri rh. on midden d. • • • • -•-• - - -.• ' • icemsprising 19 Acres, be the same masa trim. sa, to, Rechod posuistottt asst 111200_1Pidleafill14 ire . -er Arablieliop eindeorshard Land, in' hand, lyG g 1 ; • ,,'", Butts,. in South Crosland, &dikes and with el an. hounded by the Yam Fir Henry CalAer's Park, and th er ,7 ad t Beaumoli, at tett at the Pack'linfte, Rile= f rom ten tie Penn es bisade entire fob G s cane 16. Mark Brooks , late of Shepperten, Zeliddetilitate emiliand Maidstapie With eisixt of conunun, and eke Land Tat , coal-mm chant, at twelve, at Guildhall. . To be •viteeted" b y .applying it Mr. Wddish's, at ne b e si - - " ant "e ran. 16. John Mallard, of 'Bristol; merchant, _..lelllVief: e Nfaidstime, ef wishes portiodarts nety be had deptten Bush Tavern, Bristol . ...I. ,s- •• . • habeleke l lso•at the Grown, Rociseseer ; Bull, F ,7 , lan. 10. George Baillie and John Jaffrey, of Finsburp&sse. Mid- and Georee ' Daitronl; at GarraWaft ; and of li. - ' and Phillitis, N. dr-. -Old BeeteLetreet, Royal &de*. diesel, merchants and partners, at eleven. at Git d b ill. ran. 16. Hugh Jones; of Cow.eane, London, chememonger, at V ' UAtli.E FRElillOl.b DAIRY FARM, ear (I eleven, at GuildhalL ...:. ; i 1 . ,...11y Messr it . a. C) FrO i Cl 44ll) GAl4 , l- ' E and SEL PHILLIPe, esetCeClOrs to me. Sarrn) • fan. u l t 6 bsw . a ße rk n , i l ani evi i ga n tPolirs°,ll.Pidraga-grndinders'illiarnandp:co;na;Mocrsf Esrey -street, -e, at Guiklbae. fan. li. Tho Mas The, late of Daventry, Northamptonshire, ant;- At Girt-ewer's, On tridarthe 15th Instant, at loo'l o e .' tioneer and liquor-merchant, at ten, at the Wool Pack•ln t, at A FREEHOLD ESTATE, , i;u 1 ate at .7" •Warwiek. - • about three miles from Hatrow end t dewo e , 1an.19. Thomas Melon, of Shef fi eld,:tartsh of Blexteld, Stefforti- London, its the countyuf Middlesei; cumpo,ie s a r atir shire, coin-factor, at heel - tie, at the Littleton's Ann,, Penlcridge. in a Ittagdenee, coasittine of about tto Acne & rib , lan. 19. John Kelly Graham, We of resvey, Corn Wall, merchant, Land, with a sultstintial Firm I /oust , . leaves, fette et .. at two, at the Tabor Inn, Lesty:ithieh • Yard, Garden, and 04-buildings. in oroellent reptile li s • ' MARRIEI7. • is let to Mr. lames Bow:cleat a!, w rcpt dear of '.OO Lands-se redeemed, which, with the timber, will to ; r e ek ,. . Saturday se'nnight, by the Bishop of Winehester, c• Farnham , . I'o be viewed ten dap previous to the Sale, a..d • . --..1 • !he Rev. James Ogle, Rector of Eiehop's W.altbern, son a Sir had at the 1 ... i3g ., Head, _Harrow ; Luca mrres w • Chaltimer Ogle, to Miss Elizabeth T'ot'ter, daughter of the Re v ,' E. Poulter, Prebenditry of Winchester. . A Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips. No. tie, Old Bina ..-- - - • MED. • Exchange. On Friday last, in the Zelinories, Alva. Judson, wife of John . _..._ • OLD FARM, nu - EAST diltlterE.ll), f i t .,, Judson, Esq. a woman eminently dis.ingteshed for these. graces 1 ReAset which adorn and endear humeri natun. The grief of act affec- By Nfteers. HOGGART and PHILI.IPS, titillate family for her low Is the best eul g urn oniu r virtu' a. (Successnri to Att. Smith) r 'Nuwee ,„ ' o f At Gareessefe e on b.kley- 41616 1 Joh 1LW3117, ar an eutio At Dumfries on the Suet December, sv rs.. , e, the late Patrick NVKIe, Esq. of Demoboy. : CIOTWICKE FARM, situate about two . At Kinfeme, near Perth, on Weelnexday the 23d ult. in the 1 ..... x and a half from the Market Town of Fast C' 117th year of his age, Andrew Hall, K'rk ceficer, beadle, or see- twelve front Gedstone, and tilirty-three from London, h ' ton, of that parish. He succeeded his fakir, or, le his own words, County of Sussex ; comprisee rope:arc% of one hundred and came to the put in the year lee.: ; and k is.a .circumstance not Acreenf gomi Meadow. Arable, Pasture, zed Weed Lane only remerkeble but probably unemniledßi the histeil of the telightfa situation and' highly impermeable, lying i s a ~ Church of Scotland, that his grandfather, his faehet, and 'Daniell; fence: upwards iie ' five areas contain an Inexhaeel t n pp held that office, in regulut succession, for the ling period of 160 the fives: Marl, with a ;'ayes Hens*, 'earns, e ta be e , ~,.4 ~ years. Andrew was originally a tailor ; but,. efter he became an b u ilding s , i n t h e ... occ upation of r...r. William ar,,71.77,,,,t office bearer in the church, he rellnemished that trade, and became will, at an old Maize's. The land produces the finest taGal s. a fisherman on the 'Fay, working as a gardener or labourer eehen Sussex, auel the Estate, contains as Munense quasi, eh. not employed on the seater. He was distinguished by his ardere thriving trees. , . attachment to the present Royal Fetidly. He unfurtunately.bore Tu be viewed ten days previous to the Sale,sedpareed G e 4 all the merks of d genuine grave eligeer, and Inn be considered as had cf Mr. Drenenued, Solicitor, Croyden ;at the Ma t e % the last, in that part of the country, of tee old sehoutof beadles. Gedsmee; Oreyheee•d, Croydon ; Dorset Arms, East (kb* His conduct, on many oecasior, &lorded a sulking proof of the at Gat :away% ; and of Messrs. Hoggart andPhillipsdium effects of habit. It was kis regular practice, after every funeral, thered-street, near the Rereel Excl.:Lege. to adjourn with some companions to a public house., Where he -.----- VAKII.IiP.I:E7I 7 ItF.EtiOLD WOOD LANA, . spent the whole earnings of his mournful duties . Linen the in- near Ent Grinstead, .Sur.ex. torment of bis first wife, which happened after al unison of half Ey Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, • ' a century, and after lamentine to his kindred and neighbours the (Succeseire to Mr. SMIT 4), lc:viewable loss Itched then sustained, he was observed, be - some At flerraway'e, on Friday, the leth Mu. at Teas e ... involunture impulse, to bend his course to Mk usual place of re- so ; and as the occaeion was no doubt double aFlieting he .s ABO sortTir E 1 T\ -TWO ACRES ci known to regale himself, and revive his spirts by a doub le e.l. U . T dose of 1 1 WOOD I -kND,•• &reline one indosnre ode:dale , the best. It is generally understeed that lilt widow o ill succeed wicke - Ferm, Stove £t railei ,s 7O/71 Eel: Grieste;d, in the • to Cm vacant office ; bat his young est sun 'M: il3e• hrhis 63d, of Sussex. tythc free, iandstasertdeetrutd, and htuneetue . year, who is well known, at all th e O countrr weddirga its the needle. Ilion Islay be had. bourhood, as a musician. of considerable entire tee, is -li'etwiee a . Particulars the); be littu e r i d l ers preekes to the nk., a . • candidate, and his Pretensiens, dcrubtless, are supported. by' very C'reyhowe', Croydon eart, Godsterte ; Dana strong hereditary claims. • . .:. . East Criestead ; and. rif Meeks: Huggart and ' • • ToeNtoßßOw • , .• •- -•-••• street, Royal retcbatige% _. 4' 4 , --. • . ~ • • Sun ow( turn ass Meal rises, . GOPYHOLD DWELLING-HOUSE and AUTC3IIIII/1111 .S 6 minutes after 714 minutes after 4 133 minutes after G • Syiteker-row, Hearty. • __. ._ _... .. By Messrs. 1 - 10GGART end PebILLIPS, . HIGH WATER - AT LONDON P.l. 11DGE T 0.42 4• ORROW. (reacCessurs to Mr. Suess), Morning 50 minutes aged - 12 At Garreway's, on 'Fieday e the leek lest. at Twelve Aid, Afternoon ' 40. minute* ?tier . 1 . . A COPYPIOLD ESTATE, comprising a FOREMAN OVER CABINET MANUFACTORY. 1 - A• stential ' bele)! -built Dv/Mine-house and Buteieds sireated No. 1 Sylvetter-row, Hackney containing me W ANTED; a Middle-aged Man of strict into- on cnab floor. Parlour, Slatighter-Louse, i ! ard, aadelable, stk. grlty, to superintend a Manuf-actury as* above, about to Mr. Cherlca Russia, at slow deer rent of all. 105.1kraill 100 miles from London. Any person of ingenuity, who has May be viewed, with leave of the tenant, and partials .1 been accustomed to such a situation, where good work has been la c an - awey e a , en e a Messrs. Hoggart an d pala tal , eh: got up, will meet with every encouragement. Broad-street, Royal Exchange. Apply by letter (post paid) to A. E. I. care of Mesars.' Taylor and Newton, Mo. e, Warwick-square, Newrite-street, Condon. FEE FARM itENTs, BERK& • • . . By Messes. 4100GART and PHILLIMH • ' A CHALLENGE (Successors to Mr. SAUTH), . n• MESSRS CUR RI E and CO. Surgc , ns, challenge At Garreway's, on Thursday, the2Bth inst. at 12,. titled* the whole world to prove a tingle ieftaeee weere their Me PEE FARM RENTS, amounting tQ 1tA...3r. dicine and method of cure have fanned of the &fired ere& The ,A- per annum, amply secnreel, and issuing out 0f.t.0 ' preellee of many years In this particular branch of their profelLen I 'Eenemints, in the Parish of South Morton, near Wales . has net givenelf, to one nnfuceefmal cafe. I the Cruelty of Berks. They contir.ue to direct their Peaks to tbe treatment and cure Pe titulars may be had six tTlys previous to the ale, et of Venereal Complaints, and that derangement of the (yams,' way's; of Messrs. Illayhuid and Son, No. 72, and 0144 which is the confequence of the pernicious wended effeets of a ha• iHoggart and Phillips, No. oe, Broad-street, near the BO bit long and molt uehappily pnrfued by the youths of both freer, .E.xehaner. in the one it will be found to be the unfailing fouree of barrennefu e lei.e.. Peees-.n fits . Le, near Nellie-RI lttel , Sumer.. the other have its ravages fatally doseklped to them by a diftreffier By Messrs. siOGG ART and PHILLIPS, ftate of debility. which, if not timely remedied, terminates in im r . . perence. Thefe are its remote and !animate creels ; while con eeceirrewny a Coffee-house, COrnera; on Thursday, Mai fumptions, lob of mufeular power.aed various! nervous enmplaint• at Tsvelve, i urually charselerife the sa.'i 1' Ibises of this folitary vice. Of per j Vt I - UABI.E FREEHOLD and .small ' fells languilhing mder the &feeders incieent to fueh a life their COPII.I-10L1.1 ESTATE, esunpabing Two Milk ... I treatment is firnele.and has never proved untuccefstul in the comic tielly erected, and in excellent repair, capable of matelfaskt. of a loug, laborious, and much ettended praetice. In the mon white papers, or the finest quality ; with excellent seeing vie 1 &Atlete and complicated cafes of Venereal Infoftion,fuch as oh wa.bing rags, nine feet far, and constant supply of vie,