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FROM SATURDAY NIGHT's GAZETTE. ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, JULY 2. Copy of a Letter from Captain Walker, of his Majesty's Sloop Rosamond, to Vice-Admiral Russell, Commander in Chief of his Majesty's Ships and Vessels off the Teael, and mat 'mined by the latter to the Hon. W. W. Pole. His Majesty's Stoop RosanuMd, Yarmouth Roads, June 27. Sir—l beg leave to inform you, that his Majesty's sloop under my command, on her passage from He ligoland, in company with an American and a liamburgh snip that I had detained, and was con voying to thisoplace, on the 26th instant, at half past two A. M. fell in with, and at four captured the Dutch brig privateer Amstellan, Hendrick Joostcn, Co mwmder, (with a commission from the King of Holland) mounting twelve guns, and with a con pkment of 60 men. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) E. WALKER. Copy of a Letter from Lieutenant Edmund Waller, acting Corn ir-ander bf his Majesty's Sloop .Wolf, to Captain tang C Brisbane, Km. all* Majesty's Ship Arethnsa , and transmit ted by the latter to the Ran. W. W. Pole. Wolf, East End of Jamaica, May 1, 1808. ir—l have the pleasure to inform you, that this ,ruing, while in pursuit of your orders to bring . up leewardmost ships of the convoy, chace was given Majesty's sloop under my command to a sus ous sail in the S. E. which, in two hours, we took ;session or. Sl.e proves to be the Spanish schooner Tateer h Braganza, Joseph Candanio, Captain, . one gun and 54 men ; 22 days from Carthagena, had captured only, during her cruize, the Anne one of our convoy, which I have abo the plea to inform you was retaken by the Wolf, after a ice of four hours. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) EDMUND WALKER, Commander. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-OFFICE, sent 2. Regiment of Dragoons—Lieutenant Richard Dawson, from the 7th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice W. Dairson, who es- nangss. Ditto—Enskn Jobs Cobden, from the 58th Foot, to be Cor set, vice Bale, Who exchanges. Regiment of Light Dragoons—Captaln Benjamin Keene, free* be 10th Foot, to be Captain of a Troop, vise Brisco, who ex changes. .2th Ditto--Henry Andrews, Gent. to be Cornet, by pulsate, vice Barton, promoted. 6th Ditto — Charles Sawyer, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Buchanan, promoted. Regiment of Foot Guards—Assistant -Surgeon Edward Se ason to be Battalion Surgeon vic e Babington, who resigns; and William Trow Gilder, dent. to be Auistant-Surgeon, vice Salmon. t Regiment of Foot—Thomas Moody, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Cunningham, promoted. Ditto--Henry Gee, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Davies, who retires. th Ditto-Lieutenant Walter Dawson, from the Ist Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice R. Daotson,• who exchanges. tOth Ditto—Captain H. C. Brisco, from the fah Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Company, vice Keene, who exchanges. Atli Ditto—Ensign --- Dolphin, from the Galway Militia, so be Ensign. 20th Ditto—Ensign William Crockatt to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Robinson, promoted. tlu Ditto—Lieutenant Nicholas L. Darrah to be Captain of a Compa by purchase, vice Redington who retires ; and Se cond Lieutenant Angus Mackay to be ' First Lieutenant, vice Durres. Sad Ditto—James Fitzgerald, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur chase, vice Thomson, appointed to the Staff Corps. &Rh Ditto—Ensign Alexander Sharrock to be Lieutenant, with out purchase, vice Dalrymple, who retires. Rh Ditto--Lieutenant Charles Moody, from the 82d Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. Seth Ditto—Cornet Anthony Bale, from the Sd Dragoons, to be Ensign, vice Cobden, who exchanges. tad Ditt o —Robert Gordon, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur chase, vice hailing, promoted. Isth Ditto--Richard Kelly, Gent. to be Ensignovithont purchase, vice Costley, whose appointment has not taken place. ith Ditto--Ensign George Nangle to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Ramsay, promotedi. Christopher Irvine Coch rane, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Nangie. 54th Ditto--Ensign Edward Hall to be Lieutenant, without pun. chase, vice Campbell, promoted in the 60 th Fo ot ; Edward Alkyls Evanson, Gent. to be Ensign, vice HAIL 57th Ditto —Ensign George Cocke to be Litutenant, by purchase, vice Campbell, promoted. 00th Ditto--Litstenant Alezander Campbell, from the 54th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Watts, deceased. /6th Ditto--Serjeant-Major Benjamin Rooth, from the 45d Foot, to be Adjutant (with the rank of Ensign) vice Mackay, who resigns the Adjutantcy only. ?ssb Ditto--Serjeant Major Alexander Waters to be Quarter- Master, vice Macpherson, appointed to the 4th Ro y al Veteran Battalion. 08th Ditto--Lieutenant W. W. Adair to be Captain of a Com pany, without purchase, vice Chisholm, promoted in the Royal African Corps. 91st Ditto—Dvgald Campbell, Esq. to be Paymaster of the I st Battalion., vice Galbraith, deseased. 96th Ditto—Ensign Honeyman Mackay to be lieutenant, by purchase, vice Dabsac, promoted in the 45th Foot. lid West India Regiment—Ensign W. J. aver to be Lieutenant without purchase, vice Downer, who resigns; Ensign C. Dela boussy to be ditto, vice fondly, deceased; Edward Bushell, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Hance • Vi'i ll imore Rawston, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Delahoussy; Lieutenant Thomas Ellis to be Adjtan vice Brennan, who retigns the Adjutantcy. sth West India Regiment—Assistant Surgeon Frederick Mick lam, from the 18th Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Days, deceased. 7th Ditto --Captain George Massey to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Darling, promoted in the Royal Yak Rangers ; Jahn Hamilton Edwards, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Austin, de cased; William Weisner, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Massey. 4th Royal Veteran Battalion--Quarter-Master John Macpherson f r om the 78th Feet, to be Ensign, vice NPLean, appointed to the 12th Royal Veteran Battalion. 12tb Ditto—Lieutenant -General John Despard to be Colonel ; Captain Daniel Hull, from the 4th Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Captain of a Company. To be Lieutenants —Lieutenant o*Kane Cameron, from the 4th Royal Veteran Battalion; Lieutenants George Westpkall and Michael Taylor, from ditto. To be Ensigns--Ensigns John Maclean, John Paterson, John Buchanan, and Matthew O'llea, from the 4th Royal Veteran Battalion. T.o be Assistant -Surgeon—Assistant-Surgeon John Dobbins, from the 4th Royal Veteran Batthlion. Eoyal Newfoundland Fencibles--Quarter-Master Daniel Reily to be Ensign, vice Armstrong deceased ; Ensign J. C. Men stein, from the 98th Foot, to be Quarter-Master, vice Kelly. BREV ET. Colonel William Sinnott, on Half Pay of the late Irish Brigade, to be hlajor-Genersi in the army. STAEF. Extra Assistant -Commissary George Berner to be Assistant- Commissary to the Forces serving in Ireland, vice Fisher, whose appointment has not taken place. _London and Westminster Light Horse Volunteers. eaptainAlestander Sinclair Gordon to be Captain of a troop, vice Markham who resigns. Gal:10%114 Greenough, Gent. to be Lieutenant of the cllsmonn ted Troop, vice Vansoomer, who resigns. William Shedden, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Rowlett, who re signs. join s cr iy es , G e nt. to be Cornet of the dismounted Troop, vice Cooke, win] !eating. BANKItUPTg. Wanam tabaw, late of Beverley, Yorkshire, corn-merchant, dealer and ebaytnan, to surrender July 11, at fire July 9, and A u gust 13, at eleven , at the T i g e r Inn, Hewerlei. Auornies, Dam p er „_ Beverley; or Mr. Lambert, No. 39, Hatton- John Garden, Lonaon. Danvers, late of Bash, Somerset, bat now of Woolwich; in Holland pkment Copy of a inandet Witham ted by Sir— morninl the leev by his 1 picious possessi pi mate with on and ha( brig, oy sure to chace ( 5 ist Ttegi the 7t chang 3d Dittc net, 9th Reg the 11 chang 12th Di vice 1 16th Di vice 3d Reg awn Salts 4th Re purcl 6th Dll Davi 7t4 Dit to he )oth D to bt 1/th I) 30th D purc 11st D Con COM Dur. Sid Di chat 35th I out 36th I Lie nth 1 Ens 42d L cha 45th 1 via 47th : 1n" ran 64th chi Al 57th Tic 00th to T6th to rti ?Sib Bd nth A 91st 3631 Sd I V sth 1 7th 1 4th 111 1 TC Tc Ti 1 C Kent, surgeon and !henry, dialer end daft .an, Yuri 9 , IA; and August 13, ast dee, at Culla:II, Londoa Atton:fey, Mr. Laosdown, No.l f nner Temple-lane, Load* I. William Pugh, of 1. achylleth, Montronteryshire, shopkeeper, August , l, g, Ind I at one, at the Globe * raven ), Li ve rp oo l . Anorak', Mr. On , ed, Ltverpool ; or Mes - ..n. Cooper and Lowe, Southampton-buildings, London. 'Luke Harrison, of Wavertree, near Liverpool, Lancashire; joiner, builder, elealer aid ctiapmass August 1,2, and 13 , at eleven , at the George Inn, Liverpool; Attends, Mr. Forrest, Liver pool; or Mr. NVindle, John-street, Bedford-rate, London. William Ham and' illiam Aust, of Crnecross.oneet, Middlesex, brass-founden and pump and engine maker., dealers, chapman, and copartners, July 9, 12, and Aug ust IS, at ten, at Guildhall: Anoraks, Messrs. Ellison and Dawson, Whitt-Hart-court, Lombard-street, London. William Corbin Ball of Wolverhampton, Staffordshire, baker, dealer and chapman, July 20, at five, July SO, and August 13, ▪ eleven, at the lerninglsam.Anns, Shirttail Attomies, Mr. Edward Biddle, of tVolverhampton ; or Mr. Charles Williams, of Staple Inn, London. William Bradbury, late of Dolefield, in Saddkneorth, Yorkshire, but now of Small-Bridge, within the Township of Hunders field, parish bf Rochdale, Lancashire ' woollen-clothier, July 15, August 2, add 20, at twelve, at the Swan Inn, Rochdale.— . Anomie', Messrs. Shephard and Adllngtou, No. 1, Bedford row, London ; or Mr. Mine, Rochdale. Samuel Jacob, of Portsea, Hants, slopseller, dealer and Chapman, July 5, 19, and August IS, at ten, at Guildhall, London.— ' Attorney, Mr. Isaac", Great George-street, Miobries. John James Secretan, of Winchester-street, London, Insuraneo• broker, dealer and chapman, Jyly 9, 16, and Augusts 13, at ten, I at Guildhall Attornies, Messrs. Pearce, Dixon, and Allen, Paternoster-row, London. George Newcomb, now or late of Bath, jeweller, denier and chap man, July 9, 19., and Augunls at twelve, ar GuildhailLondon. Attorney, Mr. Junes Hurst, Lad-lane, London. Nathan Davis, of No. 8, Micknesex Thee, Lisson-Green, Pad dington, Middlesex, dealer and chapman, July 3, at one, July 11, at twelve, and August 13, It ten at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Keys, No. 10, Somerse t- street, , Aldgate. DIVIDENDS. July 4. Richard Dyer, of Bath, Somerset, cornfaetor and Inn keeper, at eleven, at the Christopher Inn and Tavern, Bath. July 5. John East, of Prince's-street, Soho, Middlesex, uphol sterer, at one; at Guildhall, London. July 5. John Somerville, of Cry-lane, Load" cabinet maker at one, at Guildhall. July 5. ' John Bowman, of Water-lane, London, brandy-mer chant, at eleven, at GulldhalL July s. John Pansson and lames Gatdlner, of Clem e ets-lane. I Lombard-etreet, London, and of Saville-place, Lambeth, hop merchant", brewers, soedamea and partners, at one, at Guildhall. July 5. Francis Oliver, of Tottenham High Cross, Middlesex, grocer and shopkeeper, at twelve, at Guildhall. July 5. Nathan Rust, of Rptherfield 'Peppard, near Henley, Oxfordshire, miller, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. July 5. George Marks, of Lisle-atreet, Middlesex, woollen dra per, at one, at Guildhall" LAW INTELLIGEI.C.e. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, JULY lk THE KING V. WHILE AND HART. The Defendants, the Proprietor and Printer of the Ind(limilnit Whig, had been found guilty of publish ing two different libels, one against Lord Chief Jus tice Ellenborough, the other against Mr. Justice Le Blanc, and were this day brought up fur judgment. Mr. HOLROYD and Mr. CLIFFORD addressed the Court in extenuation of punishment. They implored the clemency and indulgence of the Court on Mr. White, principally on the ground that from a pretty long residence in Africa, and other foreign countries, his health had been greatly impaired. As to the other Defendant, he was merely the printer, and by no means accessary to any intentional offence. Affidavits to a similar effect was read from the Defendants, in which they in addition staff, that nei ther of them were the actual authors of the libels in question, but that they were requested by the authors themselves to give them up as suck, they not chusing that thq Defendants should suffer on their account. They accordingly declared Mr. John Gale Jones, apo thecary, to be the aunior of the letter signel , 4 Ju nius ;" Wm: Augustus Miles, Esq. the auth ir of the letter to the Prince of Wales, to be the author of ano ther of the libels ; and that the author of the letter signed " Humanitas" was unknown to them. The ATTORNEY GENERAL, Mr. PARK, and Mr. ABBOTT, contended, that the present was not a case which called for clemency. They particitlarly called on the Court not to allow the laws to be insulted with impunity, simply because that insult had been directed against some of the Judges themselves. The penitence of the Defendants could not b 3 sincere ; else they would tot have acted with such unbecoming boldness since the time of their conviction ; and their affected midair!, in now disclosing the au thors of the libels was dord away by their conduct in the very last publication, in which they even asserted, that Mr. Austice Lawrence had left the Bench of that Court, merely because he could not agree with the other i Judges on their case • which, in fact, took place be fore the libels were pu blished. Mr. Justice GROSE recited all the libels of tvbich the Defendants had been found guilty- Expa`iatiag upon their evil tendency, which was that of bringing the Administration of Justice in this country into con- , tempt. He observed, that a Learned Judge, a pre decessor of his upon that Bench, in a book of his had rightly said, that the King himself was represented in that Court by his Judges ; that to slander and to vi -1 fy them, was to question the wisdom of the King in their appointment, for they represented his Majesty, who could not be personally present to administer justice to his subjects, and that to slander them iii that administration of justice, was the same, in substance, as to slander his Majesty himself, and was of the most pernicious tendency, inasmuch as it led to the bring ing into contempt the laws by which our property and our lives arc protected, ec. The sentence of the Court was, That the Defendant, John Herriott Hart, be imprisoned in his Majesty's gaol at Gloucester, for eighteen calendar months, for the libel on my Lord Ellenborough ; and at the expiration of that period, to be further imprisoned for eighteen calendar months, for the libel on Mr. Justice Le Blanc ; and that, at the conclusion of the last sentence, he do enter into sureties for-his good behaviour for five years, himself in 500 L and two sufficient sureties in 2501. e.,:ch ; and that he be further imprisoned until such suresties be , found. The same sentence was pronounced against Mr. Henry White, with the clifference.only, that he be imprisoned in Dorchester gaol. . BIRTH. On the 90th ult. the Lady of John Hyslop, Esq. &neon, of Fenchuretrstseet, of a inn. DIED. After a short and painful illness, Eland MOlllOlll, Isl. for many years a representative in the Irish Parliament far the city of KB kenny and uorough of St. Canice. In Kilkenny, of a paralytic stroke. Lieutenant General Eyre Power Trench, Commander of the 'Fonts in that district. • ' HIGH WATER. AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORkOW. Mtming' 45. Onuses sk 11 Malmo,- - - • miAutss aka 10 , 3ALIS BY AUCTION: • ) 7 ' VALUABLE MECHAN IC C ICAL M M U SEUM , &a. FH. By Mr. H. PHILLMS, At his Great Room s, N ave Bond-street, tut Monday nextiaddtwo foiloseing days, pursuant to au Order of the High Court of . Chanay, 'I'M CURIOUS and VALUABLE MUSEUM, Sae the Property and Production of that ingenious and et 'cheated Mechanist, Mr. CORE, deceased ; comprising Musiali Chime, and Mechanical Clocks and 'nine-pieces, dispLqing an infinite variety amnions and elaborate Specimens of Mechanism, blending u tihty sod ornament, as exterior td the Mechanism, prohaely embellished by Or Mole and Gems of various classes ; .‘held, Silver, and Metal Repeating, Striking, and Clock watches, by eminent English Makers, Jewellery, anti Bijouty Toillettes, Cabinets, Snuff, and Bon lion Boxes, Cams, Watch chains, Fans, Essence Bottles, and Miscellaneous Specimens of Mechanises and Bijootry. May be viewed preceding the Sale, by Catalogue only, at one shilling each, to be had as above. DELIGHTFUL LEASEHOLD COTTAGE AND LAN/a. WINCIIMORF,HILL, NEAR SOUTHGATE. By Mtssrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS. (Successors to Mr. SMIT 111) At Garraway's Coffee Ho use, Cornhill, on Thursday, the 14th of July, at 'twelve, in One Lot, rHE LEASE of an elegant FAMILY COT TAGE, delightfully situate on Winclunore hill, command -114 extensive prospects over the Chace, and a aceni country, in .! excellent order, and suitable for & genteel family, with a prods c tive Garden. C.oach.house, stabling, and rich Meadavr Lmd ad joining, containing together 1G Acres. To be viewei with Tickets only, w hich, with particulars, may be had six days previous to the sale. of Messrs. H 'gran and P lips. 62, Broad-street. A. r I 4:','" • • HAVERING BOWER, NEAR ROMFORD. . By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (successor to Mr. SMITH) At Garraway's, on Thursday the 14th July, at Twelve o'Clock, unless an acctptable o ff er is made iii the mean time by Private Contract, AN excellent LE A BE IIO LD FA MILY,HOUSE, commanding delightful prospects ever IL Luxuriant Coun try to the Thames and Kentish Hills, adjoining the Park and Grounds of Lady Smith Burgess, at Havering Bower, three miles and a half front Rumford, and eight from Epping. The House is In good repair, and contains eight Bed-rooms, Drawing, Diniug, and Morning Rooms, and suitable Offices well supplied with fine Water, Standing for two Carriages, Stabil - 5e for seven )loss, handsome Lawn,productive Cattiest', nee Walls, and two rich Meadows, containing together ebout six Acres. A Faun of u l . wards of 50 Acres of Land, adjoining, may be purchased with the above. - To be viewed six days previous to the sale, anti Particulars then had at the Cock, Epping; White Hart, Runford ; at Gana way's; and of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, 6e, Broad-se set. CAPITAL RESIDENCE, PARK, AND LANDS, NEAR SOUTHGATE, MIDDLESEX. By Messrs. HOOGART and PHILLIPS,. (Successors to Mr. SJI LT7I) At Garraway's Cofeeehouse. Cornhlll, on Thursday, the 14th of July, at Twelve,in Two Lou, A MOST desirable PROPERTY and valuable 1 - 11 - EeFATE, free from tithes; comprising Trent Park, with a spacious elegant Mansion., in a beautiful situation, mental surrounded Ly 500 Acres of rich Arable, Pasture, Mead.nv, and orna Wood Land, refreshed with fine sheets of water, well stored with Feb. The Estate is inclosed by Park-paling, and abounds with Game; two miles from Southgate, nr.d thirteen from Loader. The Residence forms a handsome elevation, brick built, and sbei treed with Plantitioes of Forest-trees in high perfection ;it con tains 14 Zed-chambers numerous Dressing -leoms, a noble suite of apartments, extending about 87 feet, forming Dining, Drawing, and Morning Rooms, 14 feet high, finished with pee • glass win- Idows, statuary . marble chimney pieces, and pe.ianed wainscot 1 floor, a circular Hall or Saloon, about 21 feet diameter, Break fast Parente, Gentleman's Dressing-rota, an.l Offices of every description, well supplied with fiat spring water. 'f be Estate may be viewed on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Same , days, previous to the sale, with tickets only, which, with Part Lea laps, may be bad of Me m& Hoggart and Phillips, 62, Ezetsd street, where plans arid elevations may be seen. ELE6ANT RESIDENCE AND GULDENS, KNIGHTS. BR IDGf- TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD, By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (Successors IQ Mr. SMITC, On the Premises, on Tuesday the 19th of July, at Til seClock, • MODERN, uniform, substantial MANSIO N, A finished in the most complete manner, and is t superior style of taste and eleetince, suitable for the immediate reception i . of a Feeily of distinction, the Residence and Property of hie DR. FREEMAN'S GUITA SALUTARIS. Royal Highness the Duke of KENT, with Balconies, command- i THE value of this Infallible Medicine hats been so ing de Ugh& il prospects ever Hyde Park, and the Surrey Hills:, long proved, that nothing of the present day can bear acme. The :ed-chambers, Dressinvrombs, Wardrobes, and Family petition with it In all the different stages of a certskilesease,which Apartments, are spacious and airy; the plewing-toorn lofty, and it effectually cures and eradicates from the habit, without excitii g about 40 feet by 26 ; two elegant Dining-rooms, Morning and , the painful feelings and exposure that attends salivation, without Music Rooms, and Boudoirs, richly finished in white and gold, debilitating the comae:eon in any degree, or even requiting cote with beautiful Statuary Marble Chimney pieces to all the prince , fintrrsent from business, or restrictem in diet. The radical vire liese apartments, and corresponding unique ornaments r leaded nes of th eta for e Drops have proved their claim to pubic and detas-bed Offices of every description, in Perfect lePair, judi. approbation for more than thirty years. In all the debility of botk ciously arranged, and well sueplled with venter: Standing tor lexeo, they rive a never failing restorative ,whether the debility . three Carriages, Stabling for twelve Horses ; Semite Apart- a produced by too free use of Mercury, illicit plea Cares, or the me nts, and private road to the same; an elegant ell-cute Greer- effects of a warns climate to travellers, and those geng genes. house about 38 feet by :ON Sloping Lawn in the froneand Flower- They cannot be reconueentled too strongly to those who will re beds, dry gravel-walks, and choice Shrubs, tastefully disposed) eve a safe, speedy, and complete cure in all old stubborn Glee , Kitchen Garden fully cropped and planted, extensive walk, Hot- . and every weakness that effects the bladder and organs of urine. house, and numerous Fruit-trees. The Premises and Grounds By its efficacy many women have become mothers, who for years, contain together between two and three Acres, and offer a sup,- had been deprived of that happinee. nor si.nation for a town and country residence, from their con- i Sold wholesale and retail a: Mr. Butler's, No. 4,Cheipside,ror• tigeity to the Royal Palaces, and Houses of Lords and Common.. nee of Pate:nester-Awe mid retail by Belem, Portsmouth; Wes- The Purchaser may be accommodated with early puss: scion. , on, Pertsea ; Wills and Rogers. Plymouth ; Peck, Hull • e a t To be viewed with tickets only, six clays previous to the sale, i eveleDublin ; Baxter and MacelonaM, Glasgow; Baxter, ' Smili which with particulars may be had of G. and I. Robinson, Eters: ; and Manderton. Edinhergh, and by most country medicine vole ;traitor-street, etratton-street, Piccadilly, and of Messrs. Hoggart and and Phillips, -ders, • hi bottles at 2s. sei. each. with ample directions. .__ 62, Old Broad-street s Royal Exchange. IMPORTANT DISCOVERY. KNIGHTSBRIDGEI4OIJSE, OPPOIiFE - 111E PARK. rria Advantage the Public must always derive MAGNIFICENT FURNITURE, PIER Akin MUMMY- 2 - frosts regularly educated professional men directing *ewe GLASSES, AND VALUABLE EFFECTS. . exclusively their studies to one species of malady, was never MCC! By Messrs. HOGGART and PHU-LIPS, I clearly demonstrated than by the unexampled metre which ha (SUCCeillarl-t0 MINSMIT3I)., , attended the administration farther new remedy, and the extraor- On the Premises, on Tuesday, the 19th of July, and following (Unary cures it has perfornsed. For a long series of years, Mews Days, at Twelve &Clock, 'THE Elegant and Modern Superb FURNITURE 1 . i Coast / L arid Co. Surgeons, formerly in his Majesty's service, her made the Venereal Disease the particular object of thee in l et -se of hi, Royal Highness the Duke of KENT, which exhibits gation, and are happy in having discovered a medicine septrie us a superior style of taste and fashion ;embracing every article • mercury in the cure of that complaint; it is sufficient to observe suitable for the Mansion or the Cottage. The apartments 1 that the effects of this remedy are diametrically opposite tothow throughout are in unison. The Dining-Pasiour contains, en suite, of met eery, for though it completely eradicates every vestiges( 1 8 capital mahogany Grecian Chairs, a set of Dining Tables 21 feet long, pedestal Sideboard and Vegetable &tee 3 pair of French the virus, in its most confirmed stages, yet It doernot in thclest . injure the constitution ; an the contrary, it enovatt u the smelt drapery bane coloured fine Kerley Window Curtains, richly bar- . in ail its natural functions, promotes appetite, and facilitates es dered with velvet, 17 feet high. The Library, Drawing-rooms, . 1 gestion : thus instead of reducing a strong and vigorous coos+ itv- Boudoirs, and Apartments en suite, contain brilliant French Plate, , tints to the frightful condition that mercury does, it not only p- Pier and Chimney-Glassea, so° Inches by 60 inches, 96 by res : seises that constitution in its primitive state , hut restores* mob three) 98 by 54, 61 by 43, 98 by 54, 73 by 52, 68 by 5 57 by , ' and debilitated oat to Its natural strength and vigour. Diathesis 57, 56 by 50, (two) 56 by 49, 58 by 39, and 58 by 43, with others . lees instances are on recent record of the superior efficacy oldest of inferior dimensions; thirty Chairs In white and burnished gold, ' medicine, its inherent and seeeffie virtues acting as a peip t with rich blue silk damask eusbion seats, Grecian Couches, Sofas of corrective to boily debility, whether proceeding from an cu e% various designs, Foot and Music Stools and Fire-Screens, 14 pair of conjugal or illicupleasure, or from the more insidious, thocee of elegant bl ue , and white sillePersian Window-Curtains 14 feet not less destructive, indulgence of incautious youth of both see • high, with burnished gold cornices, rose wood Curdef ables, in a certain pernicious habit. Amidst the melancholy variety sf Escrutoires and Bureaus ; upwards of eoo yards of fine blue Silk disorders which are she consequence of this solitary vice. these tae'' Persian ; and coo yards of rich Morone Velvet Carpeting. . none mote afflicting than that distressing state of debility and tie The Bed-Chambers, Dressing-Rooms, and adjo'asing Apart- : ficiency which prevents nr embitters the matrimonial gee ; see tnents, are complete io their arrangement, and contain Couch , unhappy sufferer broods over his misfortune, ashamed to .eck re Bedsteads, with Canopy Hangings, prime Beds and Bedding ; lief, until he is reduced to such a state of weakness as to realer Tweety-five Rase-wood Chairs. Loenging Clue", Card Tables, life oppressive. To such persons it 'must he a cense:log reee Ceiffoniers, Couches, Sofas, Wardrobes and Bureaus; {fi e non to know, that-ekes may now, by a new infailible mode al treatment. be restored to that greatest of all human hie:vino,* Yards of nrw Brussels Carpet, and upwards of 200 yards of blu Cotton, (with which some of these Rooms are hung), with a vs • . strong, meaty and vigorous constitution. rietref Ankles in Oil Cloths, Wainscot •I'ables, Bureatis, Chairs, ' Hall Chairs, and Sole Foreign In all cases of debility, deficiency, from whatever cause see 1. small Carpets, Ste. Mahogany noble Hall Lamps, Bronze.% with Patent Burners. The Sersauts l ' and C° ' ma y Dormitories completely furnished with - Bedsteada Furniture', be consulted by patients of either sex With iaa • as well as in every settles of venereal infection , Messrs. Cur e greatest secrecy, and honour, at their house No. 107, Han 'le Garden. paper; - in the country, describing the pane- ' and Bedding, and the Basement Delete with every. ;seed article. their complaint., be letter post paid, enclosing a Lank we . a patent Meat Screen, and Hot Closets, strong Oak 'tables, Fee. B:c.—The Furniture can only be viewed ey Cate. iguesovei . 11 will be ready for delivery six days previous to tee sale. at 34:Vii have the necessury• medicine and advice seat to any par.:fse e hi ed en. No. 107, Hatton C :Ilen e. shillings each (to he returocd to purchasers) to he had 01G. and I. LUNDe.4: es need and Pub islee by LeVEL KEN Robinson, Esqrs. Stratton-street, Piccadely; and of Messrs. Hog- i , terbutePlace, Lambeth, at the STaa-tiv rice. No. • , C.... - -win and Phillips, No. 62, Old Broad-street, Royal Excearge. ' mint. p i ngsbed also at the Freer-Ostics, ToRRA' 1 7 .4, . : 4111 11 .-..,rte .. ' c i f le AO Tel FlF.ti, FARNII/....., TO 1;1:. hU. D PRIVATE CONI tt. - -,C , By lklessr, iIOGGART atql (Succe, , ors to Mr, SNi:crit) AMOST VA LUABLE ESTATE, 'ltcld for three Yovng and HeAlthy Uses, under the Archd,a;on of Surrey ; consirir.g of the Rectorial iVanar of Farrliant ; with the Courts, Quit Rents, alld a neat substantial Parsonage Heise, Gardens, Offices and Glebe, spacious new built :'htels„ Farm Yard, :italding, and other OUt.buildings, with the vz.lnable g at Tythes of the extensive Pexi , h of Farnham., arising from Hops, Corn, Hay, &c. and extending over 7000 Acres of rich Laud; also a piece of Frethuld Laud close to the Town of fans :, hatn,whh a long range of Hop Kilns, recently erected and built se part of it, at a very considerable expe nee, rel lice with Warehouses, Store Rooms, hnil every crh , r requisite, together with various apparatus fur collecting and drying of Hops. i A plan of the rtrisit nia-4 be sAtt at Mr. S:ott's, Folicitw, No. ! , n , Crper Gail& rd-street. Russell-square, of whe n furthc pare,:tilars tray be had, and aiss of Messrs. Hoggart and F;dllips, t;2, Broad-street, near u.e ftoval Exclianae. MESti ItS. LE a; 1 - 1 and Co. ourgeons, ct,naue the art - coition to the treatment ut certain Comp!ai.ns, cont racted in an unguartUcc hour, and that Debil;:y reused by youth ful habits. Mr. ',clan having been engaged in this eaclvsive branch for the lust eleven years in this house, it is presumed that the adyaotage of iucli experience gives the utmost success to that assiduity with which they devote themselves to the Cure of these Complaints.—fn all cases of recent occuritence the cure is sn.eedy, I and pits and Jang-r are equally avoided. In every cornpficered case, and in those distresstng deficiencies, which are the cense 'quences of youthful imprudence , or the enerrsting indulgences of maturity in warm climates, their mode of treatment ensures a s afe (and permanent restoration to vigorous health. The terms are statedon the ling interview, or in answer to Letters, containing a batik note, and in everi cw.e the most inviolable secrecy is ob i served. -----No 9, Arundel-street, near Temple Ear. There is an additional entrance in Water-street adjoi• init. 4 `'. 4~ 4 - -,:',; L:t.. 1 .;. , .. •1 - k n gil vtbi .., .3., SALES BY AUCTION. STIALINit R 1 HOUSE, C:ARDIOANSIiIRE; South Wai t! , By Messrs. HoW;ART accl,ll - 111.LlPS, (successors to Mr. Smi ta), At Gstmstafs, on Munday,the 211th inst oit, at 12 ..tel oc k , (unless disputed of in the mean time by private cons.,;, 4 which notice will be given), ri 'HE above Capital Modern-built FREEHOLD .L MANSION, with suitiole attached and detached °tics, walledOnistm well sus:iced with choice fruit trees, the who!. fitted up and finished at a very considerable expence, f .r: :1;. ! A L elegant residence. calculated for the reception of a I-1- c - t oll teel establislutint ; sorromded by Asont 119 Acres rich dove. Arable and Pasture Ladd, including Plantations and Plea. sure Ground 4. The whole Pretieity is Freehold, in one of the most beaa.if: I situations in South Wales, bounded by the moth ad.c.ired P.i:Lr Tivey, and ornamented with extensive Woods. The nelghb er h is genteel, and the road, good, sic mils from the seaport town of Cardigaii, and four front the uttrket town of New CeSle Bodyn, from each of which there are weekly carriag a to Car marthen, and a daily Loudon Post passes the txtrunLy al the Lawn. The Purchaser may be accommodated with the elegant and modern Household in nit me, at a valuation, and possessint: mediately given. May be viewed, and particulars, had, fro days precinct to the sale, of Essex Bowen, E'.. Nu. S. Robert-street, Bcdf..l(l-nor ; Messrs. Phillips and Ward, Split hors, Howard-str..et, Mr. John Beynon, Solicitor, New Castle Endyn; at tiarrawayl, and of Messrs. Ifoggart and Phillips, Old Broad street, whin! a' •-•ti may be seen. CHEERFUL I.E.A.SEI - 101.1.) AND PLEASURE GROUYDS, CHISWICK. By Mes;rs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, ;I.lc.rts. ors to Air. SMITH) At Garraway's Cc.ffee 11uo e, Cnnthi 1, ou Wcdr.siday, the 27th instant, at Twelve, ADELIGHTFUL I.EASEHrjLD VILLA, situate near Moretan Ball, Chie.vick, the resil nee arts property of Martin 13r e, Ftuq. rem: .mg into . The House is in excellent repair, ai..: .3 rec.c. mly r:ceirol • xtei. , :ive embellishments from the yr • ; t ()crispier, and is re.,-i'ite aith every accommodation for . respectable Family ; contai urne rcuis Bed-chambers, Dn. •.,ing-rooms, and Closets; elepint I sad Droring-rooms, opening to the Lawn and i11ea,..17. Sr, Isn a s , Gentle:nut's Dressil.7,-roost, Parlour, Hall, al.d it every description, -haute, and S•abli g, an e' it arid imam -1 tive Garden c tiitsl and stocked with Fruit-trees, cool It I /kers walks, &e. 1 • purchaser inay have inamei;ate pis ssinr, and I be isccosnit.e,dated with the modern Furniture at a feir vetlva I . 'robs vi. red, with tickew.„,w's.ich, partiet.l rs, r be had six days previous to the tali., of i'siessrs. If •gt. 1 :a. G 3, Broad-st 'Tot .—Particelar: s t , • s ~' Z:. .Z .> ! •? .ko