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FROM LAST N;GHT'S GAZETTE. • ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, AUGUST 2, 1808. Copy of a I .s•tter from Vice Admiral Sir James Satunaree, Bart. and K. B Commander in Chief of his Majesty's Ships and Vessela in the Tilde. to the Kin. W. W. Pole, dated on board the rienty, off 141608 Island, July 15, 1808. Sit-4 herewith inclose, fur the information of the Lords Com missioners of the' Admiralty, the copy of a lettei• transmitted to me be Pear-Admiral Sir Samuel Hood, from Captain Bathurst, of hisaslajeary'tship Solstice ' stating his having chased a sloop of. war, under It usqiin colours, into Revel, and having captured his Russian Majesty's cutter Apith.-1 have directed the cutter to be surveyed and valued, being represented to be in every respect fit for his Majesty's service; and as vessels of this class are particu larly required upon this station, I propose to appoint an Officer to command her, and to man her with the men lately. exchanged - from Copenhagen. lam Sir , &c. (Signed) 3. ssostsasz. • His Maisety's Ship Salsette, off Norgen Island,' June 24. .Sir I beg leave to inform you, that having yes .terdAly,, in his Majesty's, ship Salsette, chased_n sloop of war under Rtissian colours to. keeel,. *here a fri gate and a brig were lying, and taken a galliot . partly laden with spirits, that was at anchor in the roadkin con - ling out with the latter saw a cutter off the north end of Noreen Island, coming down with signals who soon after hauled her wind .for the land; made all sail in chace, and closed ivith her at half past !ight P. M. but on opposite tacks, and.the wind dy ing away at the time she crossed us with her swee p s oat, an d returned Our 'fire, by which, I As sorry I have. to say, one, a marine,- was' killed ; the ..wind_ torninued - very light; and the cutter pulling -away with her sweeps, prevented our closing again with . ' her for some time, but a sudden squall of a few mi nutes brought the ship up with her abotitten o'clock; yet as they were near the shore, and it just' then set ting in dark, they persevered in their endeavours to escape after they were completely under and exposed to the fire of most of our guns ; but being hailed to lay in their sweeps, at a quarter past ten they did so, as it w.O then impossible for them to get aWay., On taking possession she proved to - be his R ussia n Majesty's cutter • Apith,.coMmalideif by Lieutenant G. C Novelski. mounting fourteen gulls, twelve pounders, carrOnacles, and manned with 61 men, four of whom were killed, the Commander and seven wounded. She left Sweaborg at noon the same day, to join the sloop of war we had chased in the morn ing, belonging to a squadron of four frigates and eight sloops stationed there.—The cutter is a very fine vessel, about two years' old, exceedingly well fitted, and found in every thing. I ant, Sir, ice. (Sigr.ed) w. BATIII.7RST. Coof a Letter from Commodore Owen to the pole, dated on board his Majesty's Ship Clyde, in the Downs, August 1, 1808. Sir—ln the absence of Vice Admiral Campbell, I have the he rmir to trarsmit, for the information of the Lord( Commis sioners of the Admiral t y , a letter addressed to him by Captain Maxwell, of his is sloop Royalist, dated the 16th inst. acqua!nting him with his having captured the Danish schooner privateer Aristide!, afters timer of three hours. I have the ho nour touse, &e. (Signed) a. e. a. owes:. His Majesty's Slogs Royalist, off Gcluenburgb, July 16. Sir—T have the pleasure' to acquaint you of his Majesty's sloop Royalist, under my command, hav ing-captured the Danish schooner privateer Ari.stides, after a chace of .three • hours- She is a remarkable fine vessel, American built, pierced for sixteen guns, having only six mounted, and 41 men. She sailed in the morning from Flodstnnd, victualled and stored • for five months, intending to cruize on the coast of Seotland. .At the time I fell in with him he seas en., logierin g an English packet, stitch vessel must have f;;;;-captared.liad. it not been for the timely aid of bit Mislesty'asloop under-my command. I have the honour to.be, &c. (Signed) J. WIAYWO.L. /MILITARY PROMOTIONS. . wan 01 , F1C8., A 001711? 2. tar Verney* of Dragoon Guards--Cantain Crisp M. Menigeo sgigm t r a m the sOth Foot, to .be Captain of a Troop, vice Yews, who exchanges; Cornet John Fisk to be Lieutenant, letdown purchase. vice Shearer, who resigns; George John Yorbury, Gus!. to be Cdroet; by puiehase,viaellotharn, who d im ; and my Hely Hutchinson, Gent, to be Cornet, vrithmn purchase, vice Neldtorpe, who reSigni. the Reg:l-tient of Dragoons—Cornet James Webber to be Litute oath, by purchase, vice Johnstone, who retires ; and David Moberleffe, Cent. tobe Cornet, by purchase, vice Selby, prh - mated. 12th Regiment ofl.ight Dragoans--Captain George allugustusßon- , verse, from the iOth Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Westenra, promoted in the Bth Light Dragoons. 18th Ditto —Hospital-mate Robert Hunter to be Assistant Sur geon, site }Su, placed on half pay. 19th Ditto —George F.derard Quintin, Gent. to be Cornet, with out purchase, vice Anderson, promoted. ISt Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant John Duncan King, from the 71st Foot, tette Lieutenant, vlee Houstoo, who exchanges. td Ditto--Captain George I.esd Delwin, from half-pay of the 36th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Boland, who ex chants. 7th Dsto—Lieutenant -- ) Johnsoc, from the Armagh _Militia, - to be Lieutenant. Pelt Diuo-Iderard Gaynor, Gent:to be Ensign, vrithout pur chase. vice Seaman,who resigns, letth Ditto —Captain iaries Jonea, from b e Ist Dragoon Guards, to be Captain of a Company, - vice Montgoincry, who ex . changes. 15th Regiment of Foot. To be Lieutensnts,without purchase--Ensirs Thomas Coleman, John Carmichael, and Samn4Grayson. To be Ensign.—Alan Finey, Gent. vice Coleman; John Low, Gent, vice Carmichael ; Rawlins Walter, Gent. Vice Grayson. 18th Ditto--Lientenane -...- Montgomery, front the 20th Foot, to be Captain of a Company. vice Lindsay, deceased, • • 25th Ditto-rF.osign Richard Haviland, from the otli erarri Thom son Bat s talion, toil). Lieutenant, without purchase ; Ensign Vditto; to be awl Francis Smyth. Gent to be Enema.,. vice Nepean. 27th Ditto—Lieutenant James Hemey to be Captain of a Com pony. without purchase, vice Collis, promoted in the 12th q Charles Manley to be Royal Veteran B attalion ; and _Ensig Lieutenant, vice Hervey. - Nt h Gomel', from the South Mayo Militia, to be Ensign. 46t h Ditto—Lieutenant William Manning, front the Wicklow Militia, to be'Enrign. urchase, • 4l t b Ditto—Jonathan Ro binson, Gent. to be Ethign,by p vice Charivrood, promoted. 47th Ditto--Williant Wingfield Yates, Cent. Vs be Ensign, by purchases vice Caimes, promoted. Spy Ditto —Douglas J. Hamilton, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Maitland, promoted. 54th Ditto --Ensign Wiilliam Woolrich,lrern the 6th Wert India ReOiment, to be Ensign, vice Maxwell, who exchanges. 88 t h Ditto --Ensign Henry Stapylota, from the Durham Militia, to be Ensign. 71st Ditto--Lieutenant William Houston, from the Royals, to be Lieutenant, vice. King, who. exchanges. 75th Ditto —Ensign. N. M`DougaU, from the 79th Foot, to be Lieut. by purchase, vice Andrews, promoteti in the 35th Foot. 78th Ditto... Captain John Thornton, from the 28th Foot; to be Captain of a t:A' moony, without purchase, vice Dick, pi-, tooted in Bradshxw's Levy. . 89th Ditte-r:Ensign Alex, Dalgety to be Lieutenant, bypurebase. vier retvoife, promnted. 92d Ditto--Lieutettnnt William Charles Grant to b e Ca oft C o mpany, without purchase,. vino?: Grant, pro ;Ensign Arcliikold P‘PHomald to be Xoesisenotg, without pitrehast, vice Niterl4o4, aPpointsBllo•o4 0440 1 44 end Ensign 'JAMAS cAl.;0o to be Lkutenant, rice Groei. Tote gostot s etithont purchase, Richard Josiah Peat, ChitLoolee Roes, promotaL Nei* Mac t)ougall,t.reat:llidestileDonald. - George Mackie, t.ent. vitetildlOWL u. be Ends by purchase, Patrick Leitham, IoCUt. VICe stytoseospromoted. 95th Ditto-41Eu Lizuteoant C.:boric* Beckwith to be Captain of a Company, by porch:we, vice Gorden, who retires ; Second Lieutenant NiclauLts 'lravers to be first Lieutesiont, vice Beck with. 6th 11. eit-India Regiment--Ensign Hugh Maxwell, from the Silth Foot, to be Ensign, %Ice %Vocitich, who exchanges. Royal York Rau o ters--Hospital-Nlate lames Going to be Assistant Surgeon ; Hospital-Mate H. Muburne to be ditto. 3d Garrison Battalion—Lieutenant W. Twysden, front the 4th I Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Fell, deceased. . 9th Ditto—James Wemys Disney, Gent. to be Ensign, v ice HAP viland, promoted in the SiSth Foot. sth Royal Veteran battalion--Ensign David Coghill to be lieu tenant, vice Stewart, deceased; Serjeant-Major Miles Kewin, front the 7th Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Ensign, vita. Cog- bill lRh Ditto—Lieutenant I. S. Colepeper, from 1-1311 Pay of the sth West-lndia Re/iment, to be I.,Lateuaut, vice Drew, ap pointed to the Bth koyal Veteran Battalion. l2th Ditto--Captain John Armstrong, frctn the I lth Royal Ve teran Battalion, to be Captain of a Company ; Serjeaut!Majar Alexander Graham ) from the sd Foot Golub, to be Quarter-. Master. BREVET. Colonel the Hon. Robert Meade to be Major-General in the island of Madeira only. Captain Ridiard Armstrong, of the 63d Foot, to be Major in the Army. HOSPITAL STAFF. Asthlsr Brooke Faulkner, M.D. to be Physician to the Forces. BARBAC=. * Wm. Hamilton Fannie, Gent. to be a Barrack*Master its Great Britain, vice Bacon, superseded. • The King's German Le4ion. sth Battalion of the Line—SerjeanteMalae Lharies Berger to be Ensign, vice Goehen, promotes!. J•1010110D1.7bf. • • Ensign Henry Kirkman, of the ,stb 'West-India Regiment, b su perseded., being absent without leave. Estitasaa in the Gazettes of the 12th December, 11,07,- and 14th May, 1808. ' 2sth Foot—Fox Lieutenant John 1 horut ur on, from ic.a Le. the 31st Foo h t, to be Ca?tain of a Comp an y , by p Re d ch.s3s , v hey, wo Lieutenant John Thornton, (rota the 31st Foot, to be Cap tain of a Company, by purchase '46th Ditto—For Ensign Jamei Robinson, front the Stirling to be Ensign, Itsad Ensign Patric& Jena Ran:hal, from the Stirling hlilitia, to be Ensign. ORDNANCE-OFFICE, JULY 30. Royal Regiment of Artillery. Second Captain Nathaniel W. Oliver to be Captain, vice Spear man, deceased; First Lieutenant Henry C. Russell to be Se cond Captain, vice Oliver ; Second Lieutenant Henry G. Mac leod to by First Lieutenant, vice Russell. Dated July 15, 1808. Corps of Royal tngineers. To be Second Lieutenants--Ger.tlsman Cadet William P. Haigh, vice Stanway, promoted ; Gentleman Cadet Joseph I.ongley, , vice Vetch, promoted ; Gentleman Cadet James A. Gordon, vice Walker, promoted; Gentleman Cadet George Barney, vice Forster, promoted. Dated July 11, 1808. Gentleman Cadet Henry A. Colby, vice S. Williams, promoted. Dated July 12,1806. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Wig. townshire. Wigtownshire Battalion of Volunteer Infantry. John Dickson, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated May 6,1808. Wigtownshire Troop of Yeomanry Cavalry. Andrew Douglas, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice IVi'Lean, re signed ; Robert Hannay, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Douglas, pro moted. Dated July 7,1808. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of.Norfolk.—Marham Volunteer Infantry. Lorimbe Broolse, Grit. to be Lieutenant, vice Parish, promoted. 'Dated July 1, 1808. Loddon Volunteer Infantry. Ensign Clarke.to be Lieutenant , vice Cook, resigned • Robert Crickinere,Geto. to be Ensign, vice Clarke, promoted,. Dated July 18;1808. Old Buckenbam Volunteers. • Henry Taylor,Gent. to be Ensign, vice Samuel Taylor, resigned Dated July 16, 1808. • PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. • John Fletcher and Co. Liverpool, timber-merchants, July 27. Hazell and 1. Best Webb, of Great Surrey-street, Surrey, hair-dremers; August I.—John Edmands and Robert Sparkman, of Tyer's Gateway, Bermondsey-street, hair manufacturers, April 1 Sr-11 to Ewitss and John Roe, .A Bermondsey street, dealers in limn, Dee:Bl, 1907.—C. Dawes and Thomas Tavrell Colman, Charlotte-street, Fitzroy-square, surgeons, Marsh al.—Hayes and Co. ScarlWough, kshire, printers and stationers, May 19. 'Hardpan and Hayman, London, merchants, June 30.—John Wright and CO. Of Writ„ ht, Tooly and Co. of Derby, liquor-mer chants, July 27.—Thomas Williams and Co. of Leataihall-street, iationers, Jan. 41808. -s-Thos. Lax and Win. Kershaw, of Ha lifax„,Yorkshirn, chants, July 9.8.--Jaines Hillier and Jslseph „Hillier, of Rathbono-Place, Oxford-road, carvers and elders. July Bates= and James 'Hartley, of Leeds, ham and baton teeters, I . * 46.—W. F. Handley, John Handley, and John Rey noltisian, of Nowark-uponsTrent, merchants, J idy s.—Wn. Hope and Peter Hope, jun. of Liverpool, woollen and linen-drapers, April 20.—Charles• Docker - and John Blissett, of Birmingham, japanners r July Fisher and 'fboinas Jones Deake, of Bristol, rope-makers and ship-chandlers, August 1.--John James lids and Wm. Hole, Islington, surgeons, July 'O. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGWD. Sept. 20. Robert Sullen, of Weymouth and Nlelcombe Regis, Dorsetshire, butcher, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at the Crown Inn, Weymouth and l'S , lelcottilv etegis. BANKRUPTS. Themes Stnalldridge, of the parish of Store-in-tinhead, Devon. butcher, dealer and chapman, to -surrentler August 5, 22, and September 13, at eleven, at the King's - Arms Inn, Cbudleigh. Attotnies, Mr. John Chappell Tozer, of West l'eignmouth, and of Newton Abbott, Devon ; or Mr. J.D. Powell, Finch lane, Cornhill,'London. John Owen Parr and Thomas Chase Patrick, late of Suffolk-lane, London, insurance-broker', partners, sealers and chaptnen, August 6, 13, and September 13, at ten, at Guildhall. Atter airs, Messrs. Dennetts and Greaves, King's Arm's-yard, Colt • ma's-street. August 6. Moses Agar, of Austin Friars, Londan, merchant and ship owner; at twelve, at Guildhall. Augast .9. William Beeson and 'John Deation, of Saint Mary at-Hill, London; merchants, at ten, at Guildhall. August 9. Richardttemoe, of FalmOutli, merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. August 9. Thomas Starey, of Newgate-street, London, whole sale linen-draper, at eleven, at Guildhall. Auvst 9. h o mas Herbert, late of ..kt andel-street. but now of Barnard -street, R ussell -square, Middlesex, merchant, at ten, at • . _ Guildhall. August 9. Samuel Harrison, of Manchester, and Wm. Harrison, late Of Manchester, but now of Sheffield, hatters and hosiers, at two, at the Bridgewater Arms, Manchester. Most 9. John Hebert and George Hebert, of Grange Road, 1 Southwark, tanners, y ten, at Guildhall. ,Asigust 9. James Grab and Patrick Dempsey Foley, - of Tower IlloyaL London, merchants, at ten, at Guildhall. Angus 10. John Sawyer and John Kettlevell, of Leeds, York 'bilk, merchants, at ten, at the Yew Tree Inn, Livertege. ' August to. Christopher Cross and John Cross, of Liverpool, carriers and copartners, at one, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. August ;2. John Green, of Kingston-upon-Hnil,flax-dresser, at ekeen, at the Dog and. Duck Tavern, Kingston-upon-Hall. Align* it. Samuel Gear, of Kingston-upon-Hull, cabinet-mu her,* th,eGeorge Inn, Kingston-upontbiull. August 12. John Jackson , o f Liver p ool, merchant, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, John street, Liverpool. Auguat.l a. John Coles, of Banbury, Oxfordshire, mealman, at . . eleven, at the Red Lion Inn, Banb. w o ollen draper ?Lil August IS. Henry Pedlar, of Bath, a man's. . mercer, at ten, ar GiaildbalL • August 13. William gnti, of Chearide, London, mans utercer, * tell, at Guildhall. . " . . • !- IL , , . .. ... August 91. William 1116, of Cheapeide, tendon, wurdtfilt man, at twelve, at Gstildhall. August .16. Henry Binden, of Thornburg', Gloucestersbires,lb eon-factor' at eleven, at the „Bush Tavern, Corn-street, Bristol August 20. William Chambers, late of Princes.streediSarbican" London, victuaaer, at ten, at Guildhall August 17. I ennet dross, of Liverpool, milliner and haberdasher , at one, at the Globe Tavern, John-street, Lond Liv ' e rpool. August 29. Thomas Berry , of Fleet-streets on' inans "*" cer, at ten, at Guildhall; • August 16. John P. \Woolley, of Walham-green, Middlesex , ' brewer, at twelve, at Guildhall. August 17. Joseph Hcsiteth and Wm. bones, of Liverpool, gib eers, at eleven, at Lillyman's Hotel, Liverpool. 'August 16. Thomas Luckhurst:of Canterbury, draper andtailore, at eleven, at Guildhall. August IG. -I‘..nry Ward, Curtain - road , Middlesex, apbthecary, at ten, at Guildhall. August 16. Richard Loat, Long Acre, Middlesex, iroornonger and brazier, at twelve, at G11;14641. • August 13. Daniel Higgs, of Chipping.SodbsFy, GloucestershlreA liquor merchant, at ten, at the White Lion Inn and Tavern, Corn-street, Bristol. August 13. Geo. Harrison, of Globe-street, MidOesex, carpen ter and builder, at tun, at Guildhall. I SALES 131 AUCTION CAPITAL PREEHOLD MANSION-H FUSE, MANORS, and ESTATES Is SOMERSEI SHIRE, eight realm from Bristol, twelve from Wells, 5/teen front Bath, and within a Cuarterofa Mile of the Tur vac: Road from Bristol to Exete-, By Mr. ROBINS, Alt °areaway's Coffee-hoes!, Cnrnhill, tendon, on Welaesday, the 24th ust, a. Brit o'clock. A . A V A LUABLE, ' COMPACT, VERT DiiiRABLE FREEH'II.O EirATE, comprising the Mill wa,or reputed Mailors, otBUTGONIdE sad nu r9014E2 THRUBWELI., with the capital Mandan Howe of BUT. c 0 MBE COURT, in complete repair, and Ftt for the ninethate residence of a large and genteel Family ; with goad and tense. nient.o ot-hooses, Stables, Coattilit&n:s, exteedve *FAA o w dens, liot-Louses,Pleasorosgroutid.aud reaira,arounitibc Haradei . containing by estimation seventy a:res. Togeth.ir wit a very 'red and comfertable-Farm House on the Estate; to which Is a.. .... ac h e d an excellent Fartneysisi, with plenty of Water,. widener convenience and necessary Out-building, and upwards of Om Hindred and fifty-three acres of Meadow, Pasture ' and Arable Land. Togniser also with the Advnwson and Next Presentation of the Parish Church of ButcoinbC, comprising the Great art( • small Tithes, free front Modes, or Composition, which. with about 52 acres of Glebe laud; lailnd the SealOY value of OCI. and upwards. The present Insumbeptubout to years of age. . lhe Mansion Hoose and nth& parts of the Estate 1i: we lately. andersone considerable improvement The premises adjoin tins other, are situated in the several Parishes of Buteoaabe; Blander, and Ncmpnett, and the Land-Tax is redeemed. The tteighlsicar hood is exceedingly good, abounds with Game, and is in a fine Sporting Country. Particulars on the premises, on Tuesdays and Fridays, where the House may be seen ; and conditions of sale at the principal Inns at Bath, Bristol, Wells, Brikrater, Taunton, and Eat-ter ; :of Mr. Fisher, Langford, near Bristol, to whom application for any further information may be made (free of postage); and of IMr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, London. • - Saturday last, at Hampstead, the Lady etTeter Fries F-stl of - soa, - - • • MARRIED. Thursday last, by the Reverend the glean of Chester, at St. Os wald's Church, In that City, the Rev. T. Winfield, M. A. to Miss Mary Jane Sparrow fourth daughter of ). 13. Sparrow, Esq, of Ked-hill, in the island of Anglescs. DIED On Wesjpesday night, the 27th uh. in Dublin, after a long and painful illness, the Right Honourable John Thomas Earl of Clan ricarde, General in the Army;Colonel of the 66th Regiment, Governor of Hull, and Custos Rotulorum of the county. of gal wa Ile married Eliza, daughter of Sir Thomas Burke, Bart. of Marble Hill, County Galway, in Ireland. His Lordship is succeeded in his titles and estates by his son, Urick John Lord bunhellyn, now in his 7th year. He has also left tiro diuglitets; and in the yew I 800 his Majesty was most graciously pleased to grant that in default of male issue, the Earl's eldest daughter should inherit the title, and be a Countess in her own right. CAPITAL MANORS AND ESTATE. PIUNCIPALLY FREEI - lOLDo Melte at Sahara Toney, Ash!ll, tind adjoining Parishes, in the most fertile part of the Cottnty-of Norfolk, withal two miles 411 of the Market-town of Watton; the property of the Lte MESSRS. LEIGH and Co. Surgeons, confine the attention to the treatment of certain Complaints coetraced in an unguarded hour, awl that Debility whichis caused by youth ful habits. Mr. I.ainit having been engaged in tlatpexclitsiva branch for the Past eleven years In this house, it is prekunked that the advantage of such experience gives the utmost success to tha , assiduity with which they devote themselves to the Cure of chest Complaints.--in all cases of recent Occurrence the cure Is speedy, and pain and dangeritre equally avoided. In every cotnplicatel case, and in those distrussing def. cteacies, which are the const q,..e.ices of youthful imprudence, or the enervating indulgences of maturity in warm climates, their mode of treatment erwures a safe and permanent restoration to .vigorous health. The terms are stated on the first interview, or in answer to letters, containing a bank note, and in every case the most inviolable secrecy Pi'ob served.---No. Artuidel-street, near Temple Bar. Tkere is an additional entrance italArater-streef adjoining. BUTLER's CEI.LBRATEb RESTO . RATIVE 'IISOIH POWDER. • • • - B7 -AU ry of Countenance, and regul4rit 7 ctf Fea tures, are allowed to distinguish the British Fairg but the Proprietor of• BUTLER'S TOOTIi POWDER would beg leave to remind his Country-women that thd lastre of theii Charms loses half its influence where the Teeth arc discoloured, or shew a rotten and unhualthy appearance—this is the more inexcusable as. the present preparation a ff ords the infalliblr means of removin g every blemish of the enamel, and is safe in its application, being compoi.'ed of Vegetables. • It is recommended to the attention of all ranks, as clearing away every imperfection, either in the colour, or the decay of the enamel of the Teeth, as rendering the Breath sweet and mad making the Gums of their proper shape and vermillion hue ; and a certain preventive against the Tooth-ache. No cam: position of this kind ever brought forward to*public notice, has met such ugiversalapprabation ; and the Pro p rietor has to boast that it is in daily use of Royalty itself. - Sold, Wholesale and retall r by Mr. Butler, No: 4 ' , Ch . eapside, corner of Paternoster-row ; . and retail,by Crisp, cornersaf Spring Gardens ; Pidding, 76, Oxford-street; Ciarke, 569, Borough ; Baxter Edintranth and Glasgow and by most Country Medicine s Venders and Perfumers, in boxes at. 2s. Usk each.. • DR. FREEMAN'S GUPTA SAI.UTARIS. THE value of ales Infallible Medicine has been so long proved, that nothing of the present day eistrbear ecitn petitihn with it in all the different Stages of a ce,rtMnDliease,wiiich it effectually cures and eradicate% from the habit, without erciting the painfhl feelings and exposure that attends salivation, without debilitating the conatitutlon in any degree, or even requiring con finement from business, er restriction in diet. The radical sir! cues of these inestimable Drops have proved their...claim to public approbation for more titan thirty years. In all the debility dhotis iexes, they prove a never failing restorative.whether the debility 'a produced by too free use of Mercury, illicit pleasures, or the. effects of a warm climate to travellers, and those going abroad.- They cannot be- recomin.awied too strongly to those who will re caw: a safe, speedy, and complete core in all old stubborn Gleets, and every weakness that Ofects the bladder and organs of urine. By its efficacy mamswomen have become mothers, who for years bad been deprived clf that happiness. Sol 4 wholesale and retail at Mr. fintler's,No. 4, Cheapside, cor ner of Paternoster-ruw, and retail by Betun, Portsmouth ; Wes. on, Portsea ; Wills cod Rogers, Plymouth ; Peck, Hull ' • Cal well, Dublin ; Baxter and Macdonald, Glasgow; Biater,Smith and Manderton, Edinburgh, and by most cattail medicine yen ' ders, in'bottles at 26. oil. each, with ample direction!. • Vide Cullen's Prat :Ice of Physic. . • • . • . /antes Crowe, FAq. By Mr. BURT, On Saturday, the 10th, day of Septa:other, 1805, at the Angel Inn, in the Market-place, Kerala', 'precisely at 12:osclock, in 17 Lets, unless the whole Estate shall be sooner disposed of by Private Contract, of which due notice will be given, ' Lot 'l. A. Capital rARM, iit Sallam Toney ant '. • • --I, -s- litshil, consisting':Of a_good Farm-house, Barns, SteHea,Cranary, and other convecienpitalidinp, and 306 Acres and :at Perches of arable, Meadow, aid. Pasture land, of excela lent quality,'ttnd in the highest state of cultivation, all inclosed within a ring'funce, in the-occupation of, Mr. Haigh Bought; under a lease which will expire at lqichaelmas, 1812. Lot 2.-A capital Fenn called the Palk Tara; in %Nen To ney, consisting of an excite= Faros-house, pleasantly_sheate as an eminence, with Bants,Stables ; Cow-house, Granary and other. Outbuildings, and 361 Acreia '2 Roddy, aid 03 Perclui •of rich Arable, Meadow and Pasture Lend, all in -W-.11, a nag f am e, and in the occupation of Mr.' loltu ‘t'ielli;"isnsler a lease, which will expire at Michaelmas, 11!19. .. . • Also the. Wood called. liigligo Thick, and PlantatiOn in Hand, adjoining this tarns, and containing 59 A. 3 R. 23 P. Lot 3.-A very excellent Yana, iff Sitaam Todey, consistine„ of a newly-erected.Farna- horse, two Barns, Stables and Ode* all brikk-built and tiled, together with 358 Acres, 2 Roods, and 4 Perches or Arable ' Meadow , and 1 1 .1stire Lard , of tin...tali '- quality, all Inclosed and lying seethe:, and in the occupktion pt. - i .. Mr. lames Kiddie, under lease for the . term of mire yotais,; ' front Mlehaelmas, 1805. • • -.C::.? :17% Also Two Pieces of Meadow Land, In Salaam Toney' ,‘ log . ii Acres and 36 Perehes, in the occupation of Mr. . Lacey, as teniunfrom year to . year. • . "riv." 2 .V!.. . Also Wood Lands and Plantations in Hand, lyieelatise ••• of this Farm,. containing 146 A. 2R. 22 V. „e'4" a • ."-- • • Lot 4.-An eligible small compact Farm, in kabaiiiatUesiik consisting of a Farm-house, now diiided into ferirTelienains a al a : with Para, Stable, and OuthnikEnge, and 94 451 7 alitdoar 'a and. 9 Perches of most excellent Arable and fiasture I:attitheyfr., the occupational Mill. Dorothy Wright, under a Wise iligitteleara a .4 years, commencing from Michaelmas, 1801 . .. s. - ,:," ..- .i 3 7 -7•; t 5, Two inclosures of very rich Arable Lanl, aiiiliitincr al 16A. TR. 34P. saljeining the Parsonage of Sahagvalit thr accuira. I. tion of the Rev. Robert Rolls, as tenant from year to year.: . 4 I• : .ne, -Lot 6. A Cottage in two dwellings, with 6A. it. ane4P. .., ef'4.7' 7. very fine I and, in Saban' Toney, in the occupadin'oilfsalna.. " • -' Hunt, 111; tenant from year to year. Lot 7. l'he pfiblic-house iii SabanaToney calledifie Bt4l,with •-, tht outbuildingrand gardenii:elonting, in the ontifili6ieif lIVI • Christopher Dinatore i or his under tenant. Lot 13. The Water called Saban Meer, and the 'Land arrows. ding it, containing 18A. BR-21P. Lm..o. Fotw .Pieces of Arable and Pasture Land, containing • GSA. and 2P. tying in Salaam Toney, between Highgo 'thick and . the loinidi of a hipdani ;in the occupation sfM r. Timothy White, ' asatenanefrom year to year. • • • . . 'Lot no. Five incinuees of very good" Arable and Pasture !Aix% in Sahain Toney, iontaiuing e /A. IR, and UP., abutting upon Shipdliain conamon,ass the ocenpatton , of Mt. Joseph Mann, , wade; lease for 12 years thorn Michaelmas 1800. Lot 11. Two Inclosuret of extremely good Arable Land, coo- , 1 taming ill Al SR. ant a tatovith.the barn lately erected titefeon,iy- ~ ing in Aslant, on the north side of the Part farns v intlall i tning , the et-aging groundintAte occupation of Mr.lienryo and . with the next lot included in the lease greeted to him.• -•. • I Lot 12. A most desirable tarin in Midi! and Hon assn sitting of a cottage and gartien, and 39A. fit. find STP.iif good ' arable Tises‘in,the occupation of Mr. Rent 910eIrtotteder a i lease granted to him of the same with the listot a ftwthe them of . oine yens from Michael: nu I MO. ANII-IMPETIGF.NES, For those.depliseable, and hitherto Incurable Diseases, the King's . I.ot 13. A singularly valuable Farm in Albino: 4p thcaoccopta• tiong of Mr. John Leggate, consisting of • convenient farnrhosae, Evil, Scrota* Strain', Seam, ()Out, Rbetunatiam, Piles, Le with;bara, etabfes, cottage, and other: outbuilding', and 140 prosy, and all Disorders oriainating in in hnpure !tate of the acres anctl9 perches of Arable :oat Pasture Land, of cent/eat Blond. • quality, and In a high state of eultiaation, all inclosed a nd l y in g THE ANTI -PAPETENES. is founded on a : together. This Farm is held s undcr hasee a whereof two ye:arta-ill IO ehymical and philosophical basis, warranted by the expo. .be unexpired at Michaelmas next. rience of 'a series of years, sanctioned by " Cullen 's Practice of. Lot 14. Bush's Pightle with Cottage and Yard, in 401, in Physic and Nosology,' and prepared by . . 'the Occupation of the under tenant of Mr. John Leggett. • - S. SOLOMON, M. D. Gilead Hausa, near Liverpool, Lot 15. Sundry Itelosures of very nett Arable. and .Pastnte Who pledges himself to the Public, that this Medicine If perfectly - Land, called the G„Zing Grounds, lying in SA:l3lll"Voney, and innocent in its nature, lafe in its applicallonond powerfully efil- containing 105 acres end 31 perches, in the several occupations of carious in every species of " IMpetigenes, o eprsved habit, with . Mr. Henry Oldf,ei&Mr . Hugh Bonghenaand Mr. William Ferrer. affections of the Skin."•• it Is of the daunt importance to those 1 lan 16. The Manor or Lordship of Casten-I:4,in Shipdham, afflicted with any of these direful diseases , t o their friends and re- and a most valuable Farm In Fah= Tansy, Ov ington , Ind WO lativea, as well as to the riling generation , that s ach haaeclitary ! b ans, l at h e occupat i on n r, Mr . Williams Peek , consisting of a u complaints may be speedily s'emoved, and the blood purified (runt ' i dan newly trocted Earn,brick built and tiled, wi,h !cantos *- every degree of miasma. e and lail acres , I 2 roars, and e 2 perch Of most excellent Arable • The Kitieklivil, Strome or Scrofula, are ba rd, schir g" sl ' 2 ° 4 ! end Pasture .and, all ir perched sed and lying together, had by Mr. cam Indolent tumours that affect the glands of the p eak, under " Peck, ender a lease for I 2 years front Michel :Maas 1801. Also, the chin, arm-pits, groin, a lms . arms an d wrists, an d most cum- .Wood Lands in gettsgton, nearly. in the centre of Mr. Peck's monly are seated in the neck and beneath the ears. To remove Farm verily in hand and partly in the ocaupation of Mr. Edward these obstinate symptoms, the whole Materia M e aliea h a s been rower, containing-28A: OR. gola. tried, with very little success, and the Unhappy sufferer left to • tat 1 7. Th e capital Manors or Lordships of Salem Tearl. drag Du a life of misery ! Many are crawling alone ea crtitawsi a . Insolen and Outsoken, with the Rights, Royalties, Immealtea, at this moment, whom the Anti-Impetleeues would restore' to P aw l priniegta thereto respectively belonging, the annual preats health and vigour, if recourse was hadto it. The directionsgiven 'is . hustled . with 12514 . 7 , 4 d, I of. which en an average a the lest IQ year, have amounted to with each bottle are plain, and its application , . Bale or no trouble. ' The Estate,ss2 Wnote, is mart complete and desirable to I The Anti-lrapetienes is an alterative and purifier of the blo od ). ~ Gentlensan w ishi ng to acquire an extorsive domain , and to (om its operation is gradual, gentle, and almost itoperceptilsie; it Is ni ne both profit anti pleasure, for, besides the Lands being of a the best substitute that has ever been discovered fur that 4anger-;. • • very iuperior rivality, the extent of tbe Manors and oath, 'wood out mineral Mercury; it eseetens the blood and stin.ulytep it to ~ Lands i nsures a l arge quantity of Game. AITTGpOSed to be da expel all noxious and impure juices, giving sereogtS and 'toot to vided, it is well wattle the attention of Agriculturists desirous of the nerves, enlivening and invigorating bath body and mlosi.-.--For. i securing to themietves the possession Of well cu ltivated Firms. s c o rbutic cutaneous eruptions, dry or wet leprosy, the And-Ina- j For pr i ce ' of the lonia Est i te amid further pet i al kii ap ply. petigines certainly claims a pre-eminenee overall' other medianes, ' either at the Banks of Messrs. Sparrow, brown, Hanbrry, being decidedly adapted for the speedy removalad these cam- Savill, at Within aforesaid, Bury . St.' I;muntre, Braintree, a.nd 50 plaints, and will not only clear the akin, but heal ill old stores aild Chehnafo d; or to Mt. Prealand,• 16, Bennswick-equare: Mr ulcers ef, ever so long standing: In diiorders where sali vat i on has • ockimid. Gray ' . Inn ;J . B. Loo.ko, Ema. g nak i ng , Erica; Furs. repeatedly failed, when no other remedy could restore the utilises-- py sufferer to that health he unfortunately lust, the Asti-impeti- Faitellsoll. and Uptbag, or to Mr. Grand , Solicitors, Norwiar where a Map of the Estate 'may be tem. gines will befouad the great and only restorer of health end rigour. To be viewed by applying to the Tenants. Proper directions fur every case, to enable persons to cure • • so- _ _ - - T the selves, is given with each bottle, pricelialf-a-Guiruna-Thave arc th O family bottles, contaloing the quantity of four at 10s. ed. HIGH WATER - AT L0N . 1101 . 1 s ßn ittimeta itiOE • TO- arter MO I RR- 2 O.W• Morning - for fins. by which 91. is saved, including the duty; the Stamp has i " Afterneon - - 34 teinainsi stir I; "Sand. Solomon, Liverpool," engraved thereon, which punka- =.___ . _ ... a l __ , sets .350 do well to observe•strietly before they buy. 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