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p AMA Itle. AM/UW:4AV • ACT, lATINT; AN EVRARW ON ALL MOM AND Vasszts IN THE PORTS AND IJARROURS OrrUR UNITED STA't&S. Ve it enacted* the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of Arntrica, in Congress assembled, That dur ing the continuance of the list lading do embargo on all the ships and vessels in the ports and harbours of the United States, no ves sel of any description whatever, and wherever boOnd, Wiht7SC em ployment is confined to this navigation of hays, sounds, rivers, and . . . . . _ . . . . . , . iak k i within the jurisdiction of the United States, (pockets, ferry bbats, and valets exempted from tke obligation of giving any bond whatever, only excepted) shall he allowed to depart from any dis trict of the United Icates, without,previonsly having obtained a clearance, nor until the master or commander shall have delivered to the collector or surveyor of the port of departure, a manifest of the whole cargo on heard, including articles of domestic growth or manufacture, as well as foreign merchandise. And it shall also be the duty of the (netters, agents, or masters of every such vessel to produce, within two months thereafter, to the collector of the district from which the ',visa departed, a certificate of the landing of the whole of such cargo in a port of the United States, within thtbay, sound, rivers or lakes, to which the navigation of such vessel is confined, siyried by she collector or surveyor of the port where the cargo shall have beta landed. Sec. U. And be it further enacted, That during the continu ance of the Act laying an emburgo on all the ships and yes. els in the vets and harbours . of tkeArnited States, and of the several acts supplementary thereto, do -ship or vessel of any description whatever, other than those described in the next preceding sec tion, and wherry% r bound, shall receive a clearance, unless the lad inW be made hers after, under the inspection of the proper re venue officers, subject to the sante restrictions, regulations,penal• ties and forfeitures as are provided by law for the inspection of kends, wares, and merchandise imparted Into the United States, upon which duties are imposed, any law to the contrary. notwith- standing ; Provided, "!'hat nothiniherein contained shill he con. strued to affect the vesscli laden in whole in part on the re- ceipt of this Act by the respective collectors. sec. fit And be it further enacted,'llrat if any vessel described in tl►c first section, shall depart from any district of the United !hates without a clearance, or before the manifest of the cargo shall have been delivered to 'the collector or surveyor, lu the manner therein prohibited, or if a certificate of the landing oI the cargo shall not be produced within the time and in the manncr theecir provided, such vessel and cargo shall be forfeited, and the owner or owners, consignee, agent, factors, freighters, master or shipper of such vessel, shall respectively forfeit and pay a suns not eaceesiing eve thousand dollars, nor less thas; one thousand : Pro vided always, Tina nothing herein contained shall be construed to bar or prevent the recovery of the penalty on the bond given fair such vessel. Sec. IV. And he it further enacted, That during the continu ance of the Act laying an embargo on all the ships and vessels in 1 ( 13 the ports and he_rbours of the United States, and of th several Acts supplementary thereto, it shall be the duty of the taster or person having the command of any vessel, flat or boat , tend( d to enter that part of the river Mississipi, which lies belbeen the southern boundary of the Mississipi territory and the river iber eine, If going down the said river, to stop at Fort Adams, and if going up the river, to stop at iberville, and at each place, as the taw may be, to deliver to an inspector of the revenue, to be sta tioned for that purpose, a manifest of the whs,!... cargo on board, and also to produce to the same officer, within two months there after, if going down the river, and within six months thereafter, - ageing tip *he river, a certificate of the landing of the 1141.11 e in same part of the district of Mississippi, and within the jurisdiction At the Milted States ; which certificate shall be signed by the col lector, or one of the surveyors of the district of Mississipi, or, if the cargo shall be landed mow than thirty miles from the place of residence of any such officer, by a state or a territorial judge, basing jnrisdiction at the place of such landing. Sec. V. .Andiss it further enacted, That if any vessel, flit, or heat, shall enter that part of the River Mississippi. as prescribed in the next preceding section, without stopping and delivering a outfitted in the manner therein provided, or ifa certificate of the landing of the cargo shall not be produced within the time aid in the manner therein provided, such vessel, flat, or boat, and cargo, shall be forfeited, and the owner, or owners, consignee, agent, factors freighters, master, or skipper, of such vessel, flat or boat, shall respectively forfeit and pay a stun not exceeding ire thousand dollars, nor less than one thousand dollars. Sec. VI. And be it further enacted, That no ship or vessel, laving any cargo whatever on board, than, during tht contints anee of the act laying an embargo on all ships and vesaels in the I ports and bathours of the United States, Ise allowed to depart from any poet of the United States to any other port or district of the United Staters ait , ,acent to the territories, colo nies, or prostate,* of a foreign nation ; nor shall any clearance be tarnished to any ship or vessel bound at aforesaid, without special permission of the President of the United States. And if any ship br vessel shall, contrary to the provisions of this act, pro seed to any port or district adjacent to the . territories, cokmie4, or rovineesof a foreign nation, each ship or vessel, with her cargo, ffiallite wholly forfeited ; and if the same shall not be seized, the Owner, meows, agents,faetors and freighters, of sock ship or ves • a I, shall for every such draw, forfeit and pay double the value of ma ship and cargo, and the master and commander of such ship or yew!, as well as AI other persons, whin shall knowingly he concerned in such prohibited voyage, shalt each respectively forfeit aad pay a SUM net excite:Eng three thousand dollars, nor km than five hundred dollars, for every such olfenee, whether tits vessel be seised or not. . _ Sec. Vi. And be it further enacted, that the commanders of pub& armed vessels and gun boat. of the United States shall, as well as the wenotanders or masters of the eciennesutters and revenue boats, be authorised, and they an hereby authprised to stop and examine any vessel, flat qr boat, belonging to any al the United States, either on the high seas, or within the jnris-, metion of the United States, which them maybe mason to suspect engaged in any traffic or commerce, or in the transportation merchandize of either domestic or foreign growth or manufac- Aare, contrary to the provision of this act, or of the act laying an embargo en all sleeps and vessels in the parts and harbours of the United States, or of any of the acts supplementary thereto, and ' upon rstinination It shall appear that stick vessel, flat, or boat, 'um emerged, It shall be the duty of the commander to seize • such vessel, fiat, or boat, and to send the same to the nearest of the United-flutes for trial -Sec. VIIL And be it further enacted, That the Comptroller of Treasury be, and be hereby is authorised to remit the duties accruing on the importation of goods of domestic produce, or which s foreien produce, had been exported without receiving a yback, which may have bees or may be re-imported hi votes ,cued by citizens of the United States, and which having sailed massecpsent to the fi rst day of October la st, and prior to lie WA of otecember last, may be or have been stopt on the High Seas by eign arnied vessels, and by reasnn thereof have returned, or ty hereafter return into the Pitted States And the said Comp agkr is likewise authorised to direct the exportation bonds given foreign mercbandize reported with privilege of ilgawback, in vessel, and ee-ezported i.n the same, In the manner afore-1 , to be cancelled, the duties on seek re-importation being writs* paid, and on such other conditions and restrictions as coy he necessary for the security of the revenue. Soc. IX And be it ftertherenacret‘That during the continuance act laying an entbargo On all ships and vessels In the ports and .arbours of the United States, tie foreign ship or vessel shall go from mete port in the Oohed States to another; and should any forage ship or vessel, contrary to this swims. go from one port :he United States to another, the vessel with her cargo, shall w holly forfeited, and the owner, or owners, agent, f actors, freighters, and master at such ship or vessel, aball forfeit and pay a stun not exceeding three thomand dollar* Par less than one thowand dollars. 5v4. cod be it further enacted, Thal es *easel, fiat, or boat eontpreheaded in thb act, shafiLbe obliged to toy mere than 90 eats (Or each dearallet. Sec. XL And be it (nether eeseted, That she collectors of the yams be, aid they are hereby respectively authorised to detain r veserl ostensible boond with * cargo to ogee other port of the iited States, whenever in their oginioni the imenthin is to vie , or evade say of the provisions of the acts laying an mathaego, .iii the decision of the President of the United States be bad "hereupon. Sec.XIL And be it further enacted, That It any unusual deposits provisions, titivate, or other amides of domestic growth at nm tufuetare, shall have been,or shalt be motels any of the ports ot -.tithed States adjseeet to the territories, colonies, er provinces foreign nation, the collector ottlie district shall be, and he ',lrby is authorised to take the same in his estmodg, end not to permitusel Amick to be rernoved,oelli bond, with audleient sure ties, shall have been given for the lending ea delivery ,Erie smut some pore or place of del:Nitta Mates. ,ba. ][adieu ThWt air slipi.,pr vessel, owned by a eirlaten-ortiebusw of the Unites States, traded or In part loaded with the produce of.the' United States, before the act laying an endways ,Was passed, and by adduct detained in any pert of tie United State, ray be permitted to phweed to an y other port of the United States,' sod there to remain with such' cargo 00 boat* subject to such otherrestrictioni and bonds as are prescribed in the net laying an unsbamo, sad the several supple meat-err arts thereto. '• Sec. XIV, And be if further enatted, That at ♦ -tallies and forfeitures incurred by force of this act may be tokigated and remitted in the manner prescribed br the act entitled, • 4 An'aet to provide for mitigating andreinitting the forfeitures, penalties, and disabilities accruing in certain cases therein theendoned, and all penalties and forfeitures Which May be reorwetusl in pursnante of tlugaet, in consequence of any seizure made by the costntam der OTany public armed vessel of the United Stars, shall he dis tributed according to the rules prescribed by de act entitled -a -" An sat for the Government of the Navy of the United States)" and all othi r p nu' a:5 and forfeitures atking under this Ice; shaft be distributed in the manner prescribed by the act entitled, s An act to regulate tl e collection of duties otrimporta. and tonnage:* stet. XV. And be it further et:sett:4 Thai nothing in the act laying an embargo on all ships and vessels In the ports ant' ;mit:ruts of the United States, or in the several acts supplementary thereto, 'or in the act to prohibit the intportutfon of certain goods, wares and merchantlize, Shall be constr ued to prevent the exportatios: by land, or inland navigation, from the territories of the Uni ted Stites into those of Great Britain, of furs and peltries the pto perty of subjects of Grat Britain , a nd by them purchased from the Indians; or to prevent the importation by Lind, or inland navi gation, from the territories of Great Britain into th.ase of the Uni ted States, of merchandtse the property of British srbjects, and by them imported solely for the use of the Indians aforemtd. J. B. VARNUM, Sp, House Representatives. S. SMITH, Presdt. of the Se•tate pro tem. (Approved) IEiTERSON. April 22, 1608. FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Commissions signed by the Vice-Lieutenant of the East Riding of the County of York, and Town and County of the Town of Kingston-upon-Hull. ileverloy Volunteer Infantry. Wm. Tayleure, Esq. to be Captain ; Robert Leighton, Gent. to be I.ieutenant. Dated lane 20, 1808. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Surrey.—First Surrey Militia. Lewis Wibnter, Esq. to be Captain, (by Brevet). Dated June 21, 1801. Wm. hlackL n, Esq. to be Captain, Dated June 22, 1808. Joseph Dawson, Esq to be ditto. Dated lane V. 3, 1808. Second Ditto. Richard Robert Jones, (sert. to be. Ensign.. Dated May '!4,1805. John Buchanan, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Jane 24,184/8. Princess Charlotte of Wales', Loyal Southwark Vo- . • lunteers. Nathaniel Jekyll, Esq. to be Adjutant. Dated Aprll2, 1809. Sarnuti Darling, Esq. to be Captain, vice Sins, resigned. Dated June 21, 1808. Richard Corner, Gent. to be First Lieutenant, vice Darling, Pro' tnoteii. Dated June -22, 1808. Henry Aston Barker, Gent. to be ditto, vice Frederick Walsk i superseded; Joint Diszon Powlt a, Gent. to be Second I.latite neat, vice . Georga Jackson, resigned. 13 , .th dated as sl,ove. Ctubberwell Volunteer Infantry. George Sharp, Gent• to be Ensign. Dated hnr 15, 1809. Carlshalton Volunteer Infantry : Edward Wallace, Gent• to be Ensign. Dated May 17, 1208. Cornmiscions in the Ist liattalion Royal Lit litligow shire Volunteer Infantry, signed by the Lord Lieu tenant. Lanes Taylor Oent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Brown re signed. D ated . June 8, 19.)8. Archibald Stewart, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated June 9, 1808. John Lawder, Gent. to be ditto. Dated June 10, 1808... %VlHim Salattind, Lett. to be ditto. Dated June II; 1808. John Grieve, Gent. to be ditto. Dated June 13,1808. John Caspian, Gent. to be Quarter-Master, vicellrown resigiltd. Dated June to, I M. Commission in the Royal Montgomeryshire Regi ment of Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. Hugh Mortis Jones, (lent. to be Enslgg' Dated July I, 180. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. • August O. Lewis Lazarus, of Brown's Buildings, London, slop seller, dialer and chapman, at ten, at Guiclhall.• BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Louis Frebout, juuiur, of Fort-street, Loudon, silk-manufacturer. BANKRUPTS. Thomas Francis, Goodman Francis, and Thomas Francis the younger, an of Cambridge, merchants and copartners, to sur render July 22, at six, July 23, at ten, and Aug. 20, at eleven, at ; the Blaclxßun, Cambridge. Attornits, Mr. Wood, Cambridge, or Mr. Harvey Goodwin, King's Lytm, Norfolk. i Robert Gray, now or late of Portsra, Hants, builder and carpets- 1 ter, August 4, at one, August 5, at eleven, and August 20, at I the Crown Tavern, Quern-street,Pottsea. Attornies. Messrs. Naylor, Great New-street, Long Acre, London ; or Mr. Glen- timing, Portsca. Tbernat ABday Kerrison, of Norwich, banker, July 20, 26, and August 20, at ten, at the King's Heal, Norwich. Attornies, Mr. Wm. Simpson, Norwich ; or Messrs. Winans, Sun, and Holtaway, Chancery-lace, London. • Francis Frankland, of Bow-lane, Cbeapside, 'London, warehouse man, July Is , 23, at twelve, nd August 20, at one, at Guild hall. Attetruee, Mr. Lee,Three Cmwn-c , urt, Southwark. Evan Davies, of Cloth Fair, West Stnithd .Id, London, woollen draper, dealer and chapman, July ist. at ten, July 26, at twelve,' and August 20, at tell, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. John Pul len, Fore -street, Cripplegate. Benjamin Best, of Great St. Helen's, Bishopsgate-street, Loudon, merchant-tailor, dealer and chapman, July in, 22, and August 20, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Wile'.;, jun. Castle street, Falcon-square. . William Ortsiu; late of Vauxhall, Surrey, but now of Kinpland- Road, Mielllesex, dealer and chief man, July in, at twelve, July 23, at one, and August 20, at two, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. ' Hayden, Great Trinity-lane. George Parker, of Chenies-street, Oxford-mid, Middlesex, lid ,' tish wine-maker, dealer and charnan, July 16, 2:1, at twelve, and August 20, at we, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. I)ruce, BiLliter-square, Fenchurch-street, London. Henry Henry, of Liverpool, tailor, draper, dealer and chapman, July 23, 26, and August 20, at one, at the .illobe Tavern, John starer, Liverpool. Anomie' Mr. Windle, John -street, Beds. ford-row, London ; or Mr. Edward Griffith, Lotter Castle street, Liverpool. John Phillips, of Printer's -street, Blackfriar's, London,and of No. 292,Strand, Middlesex, dealer in glass and earthen ware, July 12,st eleven, July 23, and August 20, at ten, at GoildlalL- • Attorney, Mr. Henson, Dorsetextreet, Salishury-square. Richard Swallow, of Attercliffc.Forge, Sheffield, Iron master,. dealer and clsapmsn, July 21, 29, at three, md August 20, at ' eleven. Anemias, Messrs. Sykes and )(mulles, Solicitore, New , Inn, London, or Mr. Charles Brookfield, Solicitor Sheffield. George King, of King's-place, Stone's-end, Ne vingtoa, Sorrel, builder. dealer and ehapinan, July 16, 23, ixt 1 August t/.0, at 1 twelve, at Guildhall. Attoruies, Messrs. Maddock and Steven son, Lincoln*. Inn, London. Thomas Doy'e, of *Flereadneedle-street, 1.0 Iclus, mariner,mer giant, dealer at d chapsuan, „July 16. it 6, and August 20, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Nir. Dawes, Angel-court, Titres nvaton-street, London. William Parsons Meeker, of Pasinghall-street. London, mer chant, July 16, 23, and August 20, at ten, at GoikUsalL Attor , I sty, Mr. Walton, Gitdlere-ball, Batinghall-street. person nn to enter tl southern vine, If gt ring GP I rase way tioncgt for and 3140 t( after, if iC it going ni sortie part wf the Ull lector, or the cargn residence having jni Sec. V. boat, sbal in the eel reunited i landing o in the ma cargo, sb agent, fac or boat, &re thaw Sec. VI having ar sees of t ports mid from awl &tett sly or I be tornial 'leder any ship I send to a rovincei Shane s owner, I. shall of snob s ship or vi be colas forfeit as has than the yeast , See. V *obit ar well as t revenue I stop and o ftheU diction 0 poem' sif oath is CO? embargo United I if apse is thus r every sat pert of 4 lee. 'V the Tees acenstn; .1 3 ein& drghbao owned b subset's's Decemla foreign may tier troller is for (neck, suck Yes • said, to precious easy la 3 Soc. 0° ait harbour from on forage of the 1 be whol fee giw a suns 7 010W2A1 cossprt , ems tw. Sec. a tl: ' r . yes 'United late ow Until tl thereat Sec. of prat attracts thellgt a a fa hereby yew& ties, th eb maw • M ~txa~n, Mr, Antoci', of Browley-Pirk. Sinnineem, to Mira Godwin. daughter Of the late Colonel Godwin, Royallistillery. On the Seth June, Lieutenant-Colonel Maltehn Macpherson. of the 74 h Reghnent. to Mire Ann Gnat, dlingatW of the late Jansen Gr zi , Req. of DerulanneY! • - DJFA _ . Lowly, at Jamaica, Charles Ceta, Yd we of Sir Cecil Ilissisopp, and late of the Maros frigate. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW. Miming 43 minutes slier 4 A/ten:mop • . 0 minutes S HAVERING BOWER, NEAR. ROMFORD. By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (Sticcessori to Mr. Ssirrn) At Gartnetay's, on Thursday the t4th July, at Twelve o'Clock t unless an acceptable offer 6 nude in the mean time by Private Contract, ' AN excellent LEASEHOLD FAMILY HOUSE. - 1 - commanding delightful prospects over a Luxuriant Coun try to the Thames and Kentish Hai, adjoining the Park and Grounds of Lady Smith Burgess, at Havering Bower, three miles and a half from Rumford, and eight from Epping, The Hoitse is in 06A-repair, and contains eight Bed-rooms, Drawing, Dining, and Morning Rooms, and suitable Offices well suppaed with fine Water, Standing for two Carriages, Stabling for seven Horses, handsome Lawn,productlve Gardens; Fruit Walls, and two rich meadows, containing together about six Acres. A Farm of up. wards of 50 Acres of Lau .1, adjoining, May be purchased with the above. To be viewed six &AY% previous to the sale, and Particulars then had at the Cock, Epping; White Hart, Rumford; at Garra- I way's; and of Messrs. HoggArt and Phillips, 62, Broad-ttreet. ELEGANT RESIDENCE AND GARDENS * KNIGHTS BRIDGE. TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD, By Messrs. HOOGART and PHILLIPS, • (Successors to Mr. Siatrit),• On the Premises, on Tuesday the 1 nth of Jail., at le o'Clock, MODERN,A uniform, • substantial MANSION , finished-in the most complete manner, and in a superior. style of taste and elegance, suitable fur the immediate reception of a Family of distinction, the Residence and Property of Ms Royal Highness the Duke of KENT, with Balconies, counuand ing delightful prospects over Hyde Park, and. the Surrey Hills. The Bed-chambers, DressoT-rooms, Wardrobes, and Family Apartments, are spacious and airy; the Drawing-room lofty, and about 40 feet by 26 ; two elegant Dining;rooms, Morning and Music Roams, and Boudoirs, richly finished in white and gold, with bevutititi Statuary Marble Chimney pieces to all the princi pal apartments, and corresponding unique ornaments; attached and detached Offices of every dewription, in perfect repair, judi ciously arranged, an d well supplied with water; Stinding . for three Carriages, Stabling fur twelve Horses ; Servant.' .Apart ments, and private road to the same an elegant circular Green ' house about 3$ feet by 30, Sloping Lawn in the front, and flowerT. beds, dry gravel-walks, and choke Shrubs, tastefdly di., owed; Kitchen Garden fully cropped and planted, extrusive eiclis, Hot.; house, and numerous Fruit-tree*. The Prentises and Grounds. Icontain together between two and Owe:" Acres, ;red ste,r rior situation for a town and country residenc, 110131 tkeir con ' tiguity to the R tryal•Palaces, and Ho :e• s.of I.ords and Commons. The Purchaser may be Acs'iiininAated with early possession. '!b he viewed six days previous to the sale, and particulars then mead of G. and 1. Robinsoo, Esqrs. Stratton-street, Piccadilly; and uE Messrs. liogLart and Phillips, Old 13r.nui-stmt, Royal Exchange. KNtufffsBRIUDE HOUSE, upPosiTE THE PARK. AtAuNIYtCENT FURNITURE, VIER AN7 CHTNINEY GLASSES, AND VALUABLY. EFFk:CTS. By Ale For.. HOGGART and (Sticees.ors to Mr. Shll T II) t On the Premises, on 'lruesday, rft,.l9th of irly, and four follow. lug Days at o'Clock, 'THE Eictgant and Modern Superb FURNITURE of * his oyal Highness the Duke of KENT; which taliihits a superior style tat taste and fashion ; embracing every article suitable for the Mansion or Ow Cottage. 'the apartments throughout are in unison. The Padour contains, en suite, Is capital mahogany Grecian Chairs, a set of Dining Tables.2l feat tang; pedestal sideboard and Villetable ditto, 3 pair of French drapery barre coloured fine Kersey Window Curtains, richly bor. di.red with velvet, 17 fete high. The Library,4trawing-roomy Boudoirs, and Apartments en suite, contain brilliant French Plate, Pier and Chimuey-Glasses, 100 Inches by tin inches, 96 by 58, three) 98 by 54, 61 by 43, 96 by 54, 7;1 by- si, 68 by 53, 57 by 57, 56 by 50, (two) .56 by 49 j SS by 39, and 511,by 43, with others of inferior dimensions; thirty Chairs in white a;:d burnished gold, with rich blue silk damask cushion seats, Grecian Couches, Sofas ut various designs, Foot and Music Stools and rire-Screens, 14 pair of elegant blue and white silk Persian Window-Curtains 14 feet high, with burnished gold cornices,_ rose wood Card-Tables, Eserutoires and Bureaus; upw:acL of 200 yards of fine blue Silk Persian ' • and 300 yards of rich Morcine Velvet Carpetir.g. The Bed-Chamb:rs, Dressing-Roosus, and. adjoining Apart menu, are complete in their arrangement, and contain Couch Bedsteads with Canopy Hangings, prime Beds and Bedding ; Twenty-five Rose-wood Chairs, , malting Chairs, Card Tables, Chiffoniers, Couches, Sifts, Wardrobes and Bureaus 4LO Yards of new Brussels Carpet, and upwards of 'WO yards of blue Cottlm, (with which some of these Room are hung), with a va riety of Articles in Oil Cloths, Wainscot Tables, Lumens, Chairs, small Carpets, Ba. Mahogany. Hall Chairs. and Sofa Forum:, noble Hall Lamps, Bronzes whit Patent Burners. The gervauts' Dormitories completely furnished with Bedsteads, Fund:Ames, and Bedding, and the Basement Ofllees with every useful article, a patent Meat Screen, and Hot Closets, strong O-k Tables, 84c. &c.—The Furniture can only be viewed by Catalogues, which will be ready for delivery sin days previous to the sale, at seven shillings each (to be returned to purolusers) to be bad of G. and I. Robinson, Esqrs. Stratton-street, Piccadilly; and of Messrs. Hog. gart and Phillips, Net. 62, Old Broad -street, Royal Exchange, STRADMOItE HOUSE, CARDIGANS - 11.111E, South Wales, By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (Successors to Mr. SMITNI), At Garmway's, on Motulay,the gsth instant, at 12 11 . 006. (unless disposed of in the mean time by private contract s of , which notice wilibe given), I ri 'HE above Capital Modern-built FR EEHOLD I 1 MANSION, with suitable attached and detached Offices 1 wallelUarden well stocked with choice fruit tref:s, the whole latit; ! fitted up and finished at every considerable expence, forming an i el2gant residence, calculati4 fur the reception of a large and gen. ; tee! establishment ; aurraunded by about 119 Acres of rich Mea dow, Arable and Pasture Land, including Plantations and Plea- i sure 'Grounds. - The whole property is Freehold, In one of the most beautiful situations in South Wales, bounded by the much admired River i Tivey, and ornamented with extensive Woods. Thelseighbetu , hood la genteel, and the roads good, six miles (torn the seaport. ' town . 0f Cardigan, and four from the iiarket town of New Castle t Emlin, trim each of which there are weakly carriage! to Car 'sunken, and a daily London Poet passes the entremitT, of the . I Lawn. The Purchaser nuy be accommodated with the elegant and modes" Household Furnitute, at a valuation, and possession ito. atedlateligbrea. May be viewed, and partkalars had, 20 days previous to the a Ile, of Feats Bowen * ksq. No. s, Robert -street, Bedford-row ; Meters. Pli.llips and Ward, Solicitors, Howard-street,_Serand ; Mr. St is Bectioa, Sega* New Castle Endyis ; at Garravares, iseds4 bleserk..Hunart insi Phillips, Old Broad street, where a plan !nay be tern. SALES. BY AUCTION. -••• CkLEErtFUL LEASEHOLD P.r..SIDENCE; GARDENS; ' ANDPi.EASURY. GROMAYS, CHItiWICE. . . Moisre. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, ((successors to Mr. !illicit) AR (ftatawiy ' i Colk.e House, Cornhill, on Wednesday, the rm . . • • Istuant, at !Iwelve, ADtLIGHTFUL I.EASgHOLD VILLA; situkte near Aticelon Hall, Chiswick, the reaideace :tperly rasouving into the Nord, use is in eacelleut . reir, and )`. ' recently received exteasi% enthellisfitnents tbe present 'oecupier, and is repletelei t ii 4-ear aitbnuundatrun for 4 respectuble I godly ; contains rOtts Ber.l.elsainbers,Dressinrruotns, and Closets; e l egant M e i, '`and Maiwitig-roonts, opentrigto the LaWn and Pleasure Ctio n g library, and :a le Grevnliouse; Gentlettr.s rlse.seirt.roolat, Parlour, Hall, ar.d Offices of every descrfpti,4 epaeh-hciese, and Stabling, an extensive and prt.ductive Qardei t walled and stocked with Freit-trees, cool shrubbery walk s The pnrchams may have itnmediate posse sOon, a- ti Le sccooirae. I dated with the modern Pornirort, at a fair ealuar.o . To be viewed, With tickets, which, with particulars, mayb e had sic days previotts to the sale, of Messrs. Hoggart mad Ka* 1 tits, Liroad-street.— , -Piuticulars also at Garrawai's. SMALL FRF.EHOLD COMPACT .ESTATE,KENT7'' 117 Mesirs HOGGART ant 1/1 - IILLWS, (Successors to Mr. SMITH), At Girraway's, on Wednesday, 27th inst. at twelve o'clock, Ist four lute, FIFTY-SIX ACRES of prime rich MEADOW ; ARABLE, and WOOD LAND, laying in foUr sem* parcels, near the village of Botagliton, which is three mites ( ma - ravcrshiun, and six front Canterbury ; with a Cotttge,uow hsik ' hop-oast, and garden. Tius lots are to the occopatlou of M ewl . Wrench, Cowtan, and Jolincocks, at low Feats, and of the yak. of 1421. per annum. • To be viewed with leave of the tenants, and particulars had ten days prior to the sale, at the Crown, Itturhettcr ;Ship; l•avcr. *ham ; Fountain, C. ;:tcrbury ; Ruse, SittinKbourne ; Houk, Margate and Ramsgate; of Charles Arnold, Bedford -row Mefrars.iatmaa, 21, Chart...v-house-mairare ; at Garrartsfs,ald of Messrs. Hoggart and Philips, tiB , Old Broad -street, where a map of the Estate may be seen. TYTHES, FARNHAM, SURREY. TO BE 501.1.) BY PRIN'ATE CONTRACT, By Messrs. HOGG.IIt:F aod PHILLIPS, (Successors - to Mr. 814iT111 A MOST VALUABLE ESTATE, held f or three Young and Healthy Lives, under the Archdeacon d Surrey is, ctiriiiiiiting at the Rectorial Manor of Farnham; withal, Courts, Quit Rent>, and a neat suhstantial Parsonage Hot* Gardens, Offices and Glebe, spacious new built Barns, Sheik Farm Yard, Stabling, and other Out.buildings, with the valuable' great Tythes of the extensive Parish of Farnham, arising fan Hopi, Corn, Hay, ts.z. and extending over 7000 Acres of rids Laud.; also a piece of Freehold. Land close to the Town of farms ham, with a long range of lisrp Rids, r,.•cently erected and Intik oi put of it, at a v:!ry considcrable expellee, replete with Warehoestsi Store ROlOlll.l, and every other requisite, together witt. prigs apparatus for collectiny :nnl drying of Hops. , • A plan of the parish may lte seem at Mr.Scott's,Solisitor,l4a. 53, Upper Guildford -street, Ru.sell-square, of whom further partiotAirs may be bad, and als•i' of M..s,rs. ifoggart'and Ptak% t, Broad-street, near the Royal Exchanges . 0 much attetition has SPILSBURY'B.PATENr• S ANTlscoituuTie pimps gain_,! iu those Viseascs dis ezcellent alterative has ben press iibed fur, tIMI-in the complaints" of Scitiphnla, Eruptions, increased action of the Glands, and eases depending upon obstruction of die digestive Orgaus, irks become the practice, front its celebrity, to apply to it on actor • appearance of thend or in the removal of Scorbutic maims imatie Affeetions, or Ulc„eralions, ex,isting from want of port" in elderly people, • • This meth: ire is now•fold libliottlei of 9s 6L, Ilaeble Roe ties t04.—.a1141 larger 11. Us. duty included, having the wards— , py the Ning's Patent —expressed on the Dottie, 881 of Directiol4 and Outside Wrapper. Tar King's duty also is 'printed in black ink. Aitallowence of lid. itr,each bottle on taking kalf a dozen. Nervous Disorders, Indigestion, apt living, Ike. are removed if the u.e of Dr. FOTIifiRGILL's NERVOUS DROVS. " • TO DR: FREEMAN. ‘ZlR—Cettain•indiKretims,.which are too apt to be k. , the fa of foung Meu, had al ruined my constitution that I was brought almost to the grave ; my weakness was so great I could not stand, my senses were apt at cants to leave me, and Elf whole frame was so convulsed that the vessels seemed Incapable of caffying oat the function, of tile, but with great difficulty, whet symptoms atteuded whiah I shall not enumerate, but leave :op 'or. self to jiidge of, Chance, at this time, threw in my way; pe•ort who had laboured under a similar disorder, he strongly r mu , mended to me your FOTHERGII.E'S NERVOUS CORDIAL I DROPS, the egrets of it, I must confess, in a very short time ser i ptis.ll me, by regularly using them for about six wetiot, the (vigi -1 nal disorder has left me, and I feel myself every day gaining ; health and strength ; which! have been impatient to communitata to you, as an halucentent to others to apply in the same way, tu this invaluable tnediciue. Sir, your obedient servant, JOH:`: TIIOMPSON. I London CoEceHOuce, liitlgate.street, April S. To DR. FREEMAN. SIR-1 had long laboured under a severe complaint, which was attended with depression and lowness of spirits, palpitation of the heart, and a constant failk, as thoogh I were g.ing to die —on seeing your advertisement of Dr. liutbergil's Drops, they N. prayed to answer my case, and one bottle was procured froinWhick I found astonishingbenetit, and by the use of a few bottles I was restored to greater strength and vigor than I ever possessed bade. I stikll occasionally continue to use it and look upon it as a most valuable family medicine. Sir, your obt-dient 'Servant, • Portman-square, July 13, IMO 4. JANE EDWARDS. Sold Whok•ule. and Retail, at Air: !Sutler's, No. 4, Cheaptide, corner of Patornoster.row,l.ondon ; and Retail by most Country Booksellers, and Me.iicitir Venders, its Bottles, 2t 4s. 61. 115. and 223. each. M ~: o , oteo 14110$ iiirercu FI a IhIPOR I'AN DISCOVERY ....... 11-1 E Advantage'the Public must always derive 1 from regularly educated professional men directing alma exclusively their studies to one species of malady, was never Mott clearly demonstrated than by the unexampled SUCCtSS which bet attended the ainduistration of their new remedy, and the extranr dinari• cures it has performed. For a long series of years, Mesas. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, formerly in his Majesty's service,hot made 'the Venereal Disease the parsicular object of their brosti• ration, and are happy in havingdiscoveredia medicine superiors , mercury in the cure of ti:at complaint; it is sufficient. to *hum that the effects of this remedy are dialnevically opposite unbar! ofinereury, for though it completely eradicates every ow* 4 the virus, in itS most confirmed stages, yet it does not in the teat injure-the constitution ; on the contrary, it enovates the synto in ail its natural, functions, promotes appetite, and facilitates& gestion : thus instead of reducing a Strong and vigorous constitv tion to the frightful Condition that mercury does, it not only pea serves that constitution in its primitive state, but restores a ocA and debilitated one to its natural strength ac ed vigour.. Numb:r ims instances are on recent record of the superior efficacy of Otis. , medicine, its inherent and specific.trirtues acting as a peryeltlA corrective to bodily debility, whether proceeding from ins excess , ' of conjugal or ilUcit pleasure, or from the more insidious, thntefi 1 I not- less destriktiye, indulgence of incautious youth of bath les", in i certain pernieines habit. 'Amidst the melancholy variety A ! disorders which are the censequesite of this solitary vice, thus az none more afflicting than that distressing state of debility and 'tit , ficieney which prevents or ends:Mrs the matrimonial stare ; Mg i unhappy sufferer brands oven his misfortune, ashamed to suety* lief, until be is reduced to such a state trf wealutess as to reivW • life oppressive. To such persons if mast be a consoling relit. I don to know; that thernsay new, by a sew Welk* moils ii treatment, be restored to that greatest of all human bkssings, s strong, manly and vigorous constitution. • . • in all e:sari of debility,deficieney, from whatever cause arisii. . sawed as in every speaks of venereal infection, Mews. CWJe . and Co. may be consulted by patients of either 12: with tbe greatest secrecy, and himour, at their house, No. 107, 14stto 3, audio. Patients in the country, describing the particul:rs if their coMplaints, by letterpost paid, enclosing a Bank note. Tell have the necessary medicine and advice sent to any part of (be kidotn. No. 107, Hatton Garotte. • , LONDON : 'Printed and Published by LEVEL KENT, of CAM. torhury Place, Lambeth, at the STAI-Orrrcz, No. 1, Caer Nice- POlinlsetiaisct at the 51%.91-01710E, Templr E ~~ ~~ FL .1 t "e, SALM RV hAVICTIONi; t 7 , • C. AL RESIDP.NCE,..•TAIRKAI AND a I‘ANDBI - 4TE4K SOU'rkiGATE, MIDDLESEX. • • Bry Metals H0C(.44.1iT and PHIL . . . •• . .• (Successors to Mr. Smtrit) As Giriatiloy's Coffee-bottle, Thamelsy, the blth of July, at Titelve iu Lots, A MOST desirable PROPER'I4I and, vtaluable • free frost tithes; comprising Trent Park,.wish A g 'Parlous eleganehdansion, in a beautiful situation, stitroonded 6/. :,00 Acres of rich Arable, Pasture, Meadow, and ornamental Wood Land, refreshed with doe sheets of water, well storlal with . Fish. The Estate is inclosed by Park.paling, and abounds with Game • two Mites from SOuthgate, and . thirtten from Lundots.' . The Game; Ibirce a bondsonte elevation, briek.hullt, and ihel teted with Plantations of Fotest.tr. cs in high perfection ; it con tains 14 fled-chambers, numerous Dresiing4ooins, a noble wits of apartments, extending itbOuf drfeet, fanning Dining, Drawing, ) and Morning Amami, 14.feetangli t tinished with plate glass %via dows, 'statuary marble pied:., and polished wainscot . 1 Bows, a-circular Hall ors *bout ul feet 'diameter, Break fast rarluur, tieptietnan's. Doeisirg-roam, and Offices of every description, well itipplied with fine spring water. The Estate may be •Ilest!til on Tueldisys, Thursdays. and Satin% days, previous to the sale, with tickets only, which, with Partici!. lass, may be had of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips; 62, Broad ,treet, where flans arativottass tilde be seen. ' _