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PHILLIPS, On the Premises, near Woodstock; on Monday next, July 25, and following Days, precisely at Oae each day, by order of the Executrix and Executors, THE Modern and Elegant HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, large Pier and Chimney-glasses, in superb frames ; a few Pictures and Prints, a selection of Books, the complete and expensive range of Mahoginy Bookcases, with pannelled doors, as *fitted round the Lihrary ; costly Chan deliers and Girandoles, a Drawing•room Suite of crimson damask, in Sofas, Chairs, and Curtains, a capital Billiard Tabie, with Ap paratus complete, Axminster, Brussels and Wilton Carpets, thirty-four Canopy, Dome, Four-post. and Field Bedsteads, and rich Chintz Cotton and Dimity Hangings, and excellent Feather Beds and Bedding to each ; Suites of Window Curtain. to match the Bed Hangings, Mahogany Wardrobes and Chests of Drawers, Dressing-tables, and every Chamber Requisite, Sets of Mahogany Pining Tables, also Card, Pier, Llo, Pembroke and sofa Tables, Sofas and Chairs, covered in Morocco, three Mahogany Settees, richly carved, anti of antique design, and an extensive variety of useful domestic Articles. 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Comprising a 'delightful Residence or Cottafe Ornee, placed ,an Maven at an agreeable distance, lately altered and improved .at a considerable expense, planned for the accommodation of a Gentleman's Family, containing Entrance Hall, bansitorne Draw ,ippremint, &tidy, Dining . Parlour ! Wafer-closet, C. B der's Room, Siv-aants Hall, Kitchen, Best levy, &c. four lseAfElh fled: Chambers on the first storey, and Drelsing Rooms, and three Attics over ; iu the Basement are excellent Wine and Beer Cellars, Dairy, Larder, &c. An enclosed Yard, with capital Box Stable for Six Homes, double Coach-House and Loft over, Cow-House, Gracary, Dog-Kennel, and various Out-Buildings, Good Kitchen , Garde's, walled and planted with choice Fruit 'trees, Orchard, Lawns, Flower Garden, Pleasure Ground and Plantations, and Meadow Land. The whole upwa• di of Six Acres, fine Stream of Water, stored with Fish ; all in ex cellent order, and immediate possession may be had. 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HE DIRECTORS of the CORPORATION of the AMICABLI: SOCIETY for a Perpetlial Assurance , do hereby give Nodce, That attendance will be given, at ate Society's House, In Serjeant's Inn, Fleet-street, on 14'ednes-. day, the 20th, and Wedntiday, the 27th July instant, on the Mend the 10th days of August next, and on th e last Wednesday a each subsequent month, from Eleven until One **Cinch on each of the said Days, to pay Claims arising by Deaths of Mem bgra of the said Society in the Year ending at Lady-/ay, 1414 (old Sr)le), when will be paid to the respective Nominees, Exe c/tors, Administrators„or Assigns, of such Members, the Sum of £222 6s. (or each Share granted on their respective Lives. JOHN PENSAM, Registrar. TATE LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING THE Ist OF SEPTEMBER, 1014. SCHEME. .otitopoo are .C 40,100 10,0U0- SAW • • • • 10 4 10 9 0,000 1,000 . 2 of 2 ; ..., • •••••• ••• ••• • •• 4 000000 •.. 10 15 20 2,750 ••• 000 040 500 2,500 sc,U U 0 50 1,000 20 • 14,000 Tickets. 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SIDMOU rH, DEVON. • BEAUTIFUL MARINE VILLA, with OFFICES, PLEA SURE GROUNDS in the nto•t complete order, and Meadow Land. -- --- TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Mr. ROBINS, AFREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising an ele gant MARINE RksiDENCE, the Property of a Gentle man, erected on an elegant and unique elevation, in the cottage style, with thatched roof, encompassed on two sides, with an elegant rustic Viranda, situate ou a beautiful eminence within a short distance of Sidnioath, whii.h is remarkable lot the salubrity and !Widnes, of the a.r, commanding extensive pros pects of the beau:ifully diversihed surrounding country, and boundless view+ of the ocean s planned ter the accommodation of a family of the first distinction ; excellent domestic Offices, with Servante Apartments over, roomy Yards, Stabling. Coach-houses, and other Outbuildings, &c.; Orchards, and Metulow-land, con taining in all near fourteen Acres, forming a n ast enchanting and unrivalled situation, as a marine residence * fur a Nobleman, Olken of the Navy, or for a Family of distinction. 'in be viewed by Tichets which, with Particulars, may be bad of Mr. Robins, warwiCk-stree, Golden-square, London; and of Jobs, Pldsley, Esq. Exeter. r IHE Change ot Affairs on the Continent having caused a great demand for IRISH LINENS, has consider ably enhanced their prices. The Belfast Company inform the Public that they have a large mock on hand, which they offer at the Old Prices, full 20 per Cent. lower than any other esta blishment ; and respectfully Invite a candid cotupariion to prove the truth of their assertion. A single piece sold at wholesale crice, of warranted fabric, for durability, bleached on the grass, without chemical acid. No abatement made, and the money returned if a fault appears. Cash for Irish Notes.—Orders per post correctly attended to by their Agents, BROOKS. Dolma, and tritaxt lc, 50, Great Rus sell -street, Bloomsbury. Speedily will be published, In One Volume, Quarts, handsomely printed by Buttner, on su perfine Royal Paper, dedicated, by permission, to his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, A N ACCOUNT of a VOYAGE to ABYSSI 1 - .1. NIA, and TRAVELS In the INTERIOR of that COUN TRY, executed under the Orders of the British Government, in the Years 1809 end 1810; in which will he included an Account of the Portuguese Settlements on the Eastern Coast of Africa, vfsited ill the Course of the Voyage; a concise Sum Mary of Otte Occurrences In Arabia Felix; and some Particulars respecting the Aboriginal African Tribes, extending from Mocambique to tie Borders of Egypt, together with Vocabularies of their re spective Languages. By HENR Y SALT, Esq. F. R. S. /cc. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, Nu. 6t, St Nuns Church Yard. _ _ N. B. This Work will be illustrated with a large Sheet Map of Abyssinia, and several Charts la.d down from original Sur veys and Observations by the Author, together with thirty En gravings and Ettlungs, exestuted by C'harles Hwith, Esq. from Drawing. taken on the Spot, A few Copies will be printed on laspotial earr, with Int burros** of she MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR OFFICE, JULY 19, 181 4. Major Dalrymple, 19th Dragoons, to be Lientenant-Colonel in the eoth Fout. Beaver—Colonels Callender. 88th Foot ; and %%User. 90:h, to be Major-Generils.—Major Bouverie, 60th Foot, to be Lieu tenant-Colonel.—Captains Martin and Fawcett, 1001 Foot ; Ro binson, Bth; Jervoiie, 57th; Elliott, 103 d; Hollaed, 69th; and Fitzgerald, 49th, to be Majors. S rave —MJjor Torrens of the Ist West India Regiment, to be Deputy-Adjutant-General to the troops in 1-loPand ; and Major Reynett, of the 52d Foot, to be Deputy Quarter-Master- General to the Forces in the North of Germany (both with the rank of Litutenant-Colonel). COLONIAL DEPARTMENT. DOWNING-STREET, JULY 19, 1814. A dispatch, of which the following is an extract, was this day received by Earl BATHURST from Lieu tenant-General Sir GEORGE Puzvosr, dated Head quarters, Montreal, June 8, 1814. It is with regret I have to report to your Lordship, the unfortunate result of an enterprize made• by the boats of the squadron on Lake Ontario, ucder the command of Captains Popham and Spilsbury, of the Royal Navy, with nearly 200 seamen and marines, against a flotilla of the enemy's craft laden with naval stores from Oswego, at Sandy Creek, from whence the stores were to have been conveyed by land to Sackett's Harbour. A large boat, with two long 21.-pounders, and a 19i inch cable for the enemy's new ship, having been taken by our squadron then blockading Sackett's Harbour, the information ob-' tamed from the prisoners of the sailing from Oswego, of 15 other boats with stores, led - to the attempt which has terminated so disastrously, and for the particu lars of which, I beg leave to refer your Lordship to the copy of Captain Popham's letter to Commodore Sir James Yeo, herewith transmitted. . . - It is some consolation, under this severe loss, to know, that before this time it will have been supplied by the arrival at Kingston of the first division of the Officers and seamen lately landed here from England : the second wad third divisions have alio passed this place, on their route to Lake Ontario. By accounts from Major-General Riall, all was quiet on the Niagara frontier on the 27th ultimo ; and as I have not had any accounts from Michilli mackinac since Lieutenant-Colonel *Douai pro ceeded for that place on the 20th of April, I have every reason to think he must have reached that post in safety, and be fully prepared to defend it against any attempt of the enemy. • Sackett% Harbour, June I, 1814. SlR—Having obtained cent *;n infutmatino that the ,enenty's boats, with their gun* and stoles, had taken NICE SIXPENCE-HALFPENNY. ibelter in Sandy Creek, I proceeded to that pb*t (having ordered Captain Spilsbury to accompany Me) and reached the entrance of it shortly after day-light yestenhvy morning. I landed, accompanied by Cap tain Spltsbury and some of the Officers, and having reconnoitred their position, determined on an imme diate attack. The masts of their boats (consisting of eighteen) were plainly seen over the marsh, and, from their situation, did not appear to be very near the woods; and their not attempting to interrupt our entry into the creek, led me to hope they were only I protected by militia. This circumstance, added to the vary great importance of the lading of their boats, to the equipment of their. squadron, was a strong motive for me to risk the attack, not aware that they brought their riflemen in their boats. and that a body of Indians had accompanied them along the beach. The boats advanced cautiously to within about a quarter of a mile of the enemy, when Lieutenant Cox, of the Royal Marines, was landed, with the principal part of his men, on the left bank; and Captain Spils bury and Lieutenant Browne, with the cohorn and small arm party, accompanied GT Lieut. M.Veagh, with a few marines, were landed on the right bank. Their respective parties advanced on the flanks of the gun-boats ( which had, from their file, dispersed a body of Indians) to a turning which opened the enemy's boats to our view, when, unfortunately, the 68-pounder carronade, on which much depefided, Was disabled. Seeing us pulling the boat round. to bring the 24- pounder to bear, the enemy thought we were cons. mencing a retreat, when they advanced with their whole hece, consisting of 150 riflemen, near 200 Indians, and a numerous body of militia and cavalry, which soon overpowered the few men I bad. Their resistance wits such as I could have expected frail a brave and wcil-disciplined body ; but, opposed to soch nuntsers, unavailing : their Officers set them an example honourable to themselves, and worthy of a better fate. Captain Spilkbary, for a time, checked the advance of the enemy by the fire which he kept up with the cohorn and his party ; arid I feel much indebted to him for his conduct ibmughnut. Lieutenants eve and M.Veaih, whn nobly sun. ported the honour of their corps, art, I am sorry to rsay, dangerously wounded. Mr. Hoare, Master's Mate of the Montteal, whnoe conduct was conspicuous throughout, is tie only Officer killed. Our loss in killed and wounded (mostlr flange. rout) is great. I send as correct a return As I can possibly get of them, as well as of the survivors. The winding of the creek, which gave the enemy great advantage in advancing to intercept our retry 41, rendered any further perseverance unavailing, and wfr have subjected the menu) certain death. Lientenants Maxiocitsaairs and Itoeie, in rise rear, whir the small boats, did every thing in their power ; and Lieutenant Loveday's exertions, in the Laos I gun-hoar, was such as I was much pleased with. The exertions of the American Officers of the rifle corps, commanded by Major Appling, in saving the lives of many of the Officers and men, whorn their own men and the Indians were devoting to de.ith, were conspicuous, and claim oar warmest gratitude. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) STEPHEN POPHAM, Captain. (A true copy.) NOAH FREER, Mil. Sea IS men killed, 50 dangerously wounded. BANKRUPTS. Gerras Cole Brown, now or late or Leicester, hosier, to sanest. der July So, August 1, and 20, at eleven, at the Bull's Heed • _ inn, Hinckley. Attornies, Messrs. Isrv•s, Ksog. and Soden, Hit&ley, Leicestcnbire. James Cooksey, of West Bromwich, Staffordshire, nail-iron monger, July 26, August 2, and 36, at eleven, at GuildhalL.s— Attorney, Mr. Harrison, Lambeth Road, Surrey. Richard Cross, late of Hewelaficld,Gloucesterthare, (hut new s prisoner for debt in Gloucestershire gaol,) carpentsr, dealer and chapman, August 1,2, and SO, at eleven, at the Talbot Inn, Bristol. A•tornies, Mr. Thomas Brace, TS, Surrey-street, Strand, London; or Mr. Stokes, Clement, near Cl,vps• ow. Richard 'fibbutt a nd Samuel Tibburt, of Leicester, booksellers, dealers, chapmen, and copartners, July 23, 26. and August 30, at ten, at Guiklltall. Attorney, Mr. Birket, Cloak Li ne . John Needhani, of Hargate Wall, parish of Hope, Derbyshire, • cotton-spinner, dealer and chapman, August 8,9, and 3r, at eleven, at the Mosley Arms Inn, Mauchestcr. Attortnee, Mr. . Jeremiah Buckley, Manchester; or Messrs. Shepherd, Ad lington and Gregory, Bedford-row, London. Robert Barnard, now or late of Boston and Skirbeek Quarter, Lincolnshire, banker, dealer and chapman, Augur 11, 12, and 30, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Boston. Attornies. Mr. Holiway, or Mr. Rodgersoo, Boston ; or Messrs. Exley, Stocker, and Dawson, No. 4, Furnivars-Inn, London. John Bedwell, of Ingram-court, Fenchurth-strtet, London, ship and insurance•broker, July 23, 26, and August 30. at ten. at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Getty and Madden, Angel-court, Throgmorton-street. John Rees, late of Princes-street, Cavendish-square, Middlesex, paper-hanger, dealer and chapman, July 26, August 2, and 30, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Upstone, Charles street, Middlesex Hospital. James Stanton, late of the New Road, Tottenham-Court-road, but now of the Fleet Prison, statuary and stone-mason, dea l er and chapman, July 23, Aug u s t 2, and 30, at twelve, at Gulls hall, London. Attorney, Mr. Skater, No. 67, Milbank -street, Westminster. Samuel Barker, of Norwich, liquor-merchant, July ta, to, aid August 30, at four, at the Castle Inn, Nomich. Atom nie-, Mess's. Longdii and Buttertlrkl, Holborn -court, Gray's lan, London; or Messrs. Hewitt and Beckwith, Norwich. Moss Lyon, of Point-street, Portsmouth. Hants, .lopstlier and silversmith, August s r at one, August 3, at eleven, and August 30, at one, attire testa Arms, Gsport. Attornies, Mr J. A. Johnson, No. 29, at. George s-square, Port•ea; or Mr Led. with, No. 17, College-hill, Upper I (tames-street, London. James Lampet, formerly of Gun Dock, Wapping. and late of New Cross, Deptford, Surrey, berge-marer, victualls r, dewier and Chapman, July its SO. and August 30. at twelve. as Guild* hall. Attorney, Ms. iiattoo, DISH II: rett, 'rooky—reset Senate* Barnard, late of Boston, Luscolitskire, but DOM of Kings non-upon-Hull, ms rchant snd insurance broker, dealer 4011 Chapman, August u, 9, and SO, at one, at Guildhall. Atiressiee, Mews. Kearsey and rpurr, i R --shopigate-sareept. Lemke' lots: hlunday, of the Admiral Duncan public-louse, Seddieg. ham-court, Charini Cross, Out now a prisons, lathe nest s ) victualler, dealer and Chapman, July MI, Austad s, and SD, at twelve, at Gutklisall. Attornies, Messrs. Vandertens and mytt, Cannon-street. %Villas:llu, of Wallingford. Deets, bather, dealer aed etapotan, July &a, 3u, at.d August 30, at tee, et the Lamb Ins, Wallington!. Attortnes hitast s. 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