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ff FROM SATURDAY liiititlffAfAAZETTE, •AiIMTRA'LTY-OFFICE, SEPTEMBkR 17: : Copy of a Letter from Vice Admiral Sir James Siil*llartZ, K. 11 • Commander i Chief of his Majesty's Ships and Vessels in the . .01alric, to th.! W.C. Pole, dated on board the Victory, off Getjaisnd; the 27th of August 1808. - Nir- r -Hesewiili I inclose a letter I have received frotn Captain reason, late commarrling'bii. 'Majesty's ship Daphne, stating the Capture of his Danish Majesty's schooner Acurif, which, Too will pleas to lay before the Lords Commissioners of the Admiraltf. —I aro, Etc. (Signed) .1. 'SAI.TICt3e2. • 'His Majesty's ship Daphne, off Hartshalls, August 8. Sir—l have the pleasure to inform you, that hi, Majesty's ship under my cdmmand, this . morning, cap tured the Acutiff sch. , oner, belonging to his Danish Majesty, after a chase of sir hours. She is comman ded by E. Anderson, Second Lieutenant in the Da nish service, and is pierced for twelve guns, butt had only eight mounted, long three pounders, two a which they threw overboard in the chase. She was close to the shore when we took her. She sailed from ' Chriitiansand the sth, in company with a small cut ter of four guns, which we drove on shore after tak ing possession of the schooner. J have the honour to be, Etc. (Signed) F. MAsort, Captain. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. • Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the ' County of Cambridge. Third Cambridgeshire Regiment, or Wisbech United Battalion of Volunteer Infantry. Major William Watson to he Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandant, , vile Rayner, resivect Dated Oct..' 5; 1807. Captain John Smith to be Lhotenant-Colonel, vice Wing, sen. resigned. Dated Oct. 23, 1807. Captain John ling, jun. to be Major, vice Watson, promoted.— . Dated Oct. 15,1807. To be Captains, Pew, Haynes, Egg. vice Smith, promoted. rated Ang. 31, 1807. Daiiki Ground, Esq. - vice Sudbury, resigned. D.eed September 14, 1807. • Lienteram Thomas Ground, vice Jackson, resigned. Dated Oc tober 15, 1807. Lieutenant Benjamin Holdicb , vice Wing, jun. promocd. De ted January 2, 1808, To be Lieutenants 2nslgn Thomas Girdlestdne, vice Holdch, promoted. r • October 13, 1807. Zosign William Swansborough, vice Ground, promoted. Dated October 14, 1807. Ensign Walker Wraight, jun. vice Wkite, resigned. Patel Thompson, jun. Gent. vice Staff, resived. James Usill, Gent. vice Baxter, resigned. Dated October 15. IEO7. Thomas Boyce, vice Ainger, sen. resigned. Dated De -somber 80;1007. Bratign kielsaid Smith, vice Eham, deceased. Dated December '3/, 1807. lYbe Finites —Jaynes itineer. Cent. vice Boyce, promoted ; fohn Balky, Gent. vice Girdleston, promoted. Dazed Septem bet 14, 11107. ' A7taose Johnson, Gent, vice Swanaborough, promoted. Dated P.4ruary 15, 1808. John Cross, Cent. vice Wraiphe, promoted. Dated June 1, 1808. To• be Quarter-Master--WM: Squier, Gent. Dated February 42, leo& Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the - t.e . ,varlry of Kirkcudbright. Kirkcudbright Gentlinka and Yeomanry Cavalry. Captain Wan. 11; ure to be Major, vice Stewart, resigned. Dated October 13, 1807. Wm. Beck, Gent. to be Lieutenant; Wm. Brakenridge, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Beck, promoted. Both dated as above. Kirkcudbright Regiment of Volunteer Infantry. Lieu-errant-Colonel Sir Alexander Gordon, Knight, to be Lieu tenact-Colonel-Commandant, vice the Hon. John Gordon, re signed; Major John Heron to be Lieutenant-Colom 1, vice Sir Alex:m.ler Gordon, promoted ; Captain Adam l'hompson Mure to be Major, vie Heron, promoted. J e 7, 1 08. Ti. be Captains—Alexander Mac I.t.an, Fsq. -ice Nl‘Culioeh, r.signed ; Lieutenant Alexander Reid, vie Ilerries, resigned. Dated as above. To he Lieutenants—Et . :sign James M`7 , ..ril , loch, r.aigued. Dated November 10, 7. Robert M'Knight, Gent. vice Reid, eroti..uted. Dated June 21, 1808. To be Second Lieutenant—James Al'iCitti irk., Gent. vice NPNli ken, promoted. Deed November 10, 1807. To h, Ensigns—Thomas Sproat, Gent. vice Wl'aggart, resigned; P ved at elov:•. Joseeßeatt y, Gent. vielGarmory, re/i3ned. Dared June 24, 1808. To be Assistanturgeon—Roitert Ni• Lean, Gent, vice NPNiehe, resigned. Dated June 7,1808. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOI.VED. -•:ce Henry M'Cul Robert Smith and John Hewitt, of Liverpool, painters, March 1, 1808. Charles Grigby, John Longden, and Thomas Kettlewell, Lon. dnn, Aug. 31, 1808. J. Douglas Keith and Jane Robingon, Princess-street, Hanover square, milliners and dregs-makers, Sept. 7, 1808. Thomas Richardson and Robert Semts, of Codferd St. Peter, Wiltshire, ci-mers. Sty!. 13, 1808. Johr. Du.-k• rlc and Henry Walk of Manchester and London, Jure 30, Irv& John Ryland, lames Ryland, and John Smith, of Birmingham, button makers, A •ril 20, 1808. Jonathan Smyth, of Thunder Bri'ge, Kirkbarton ; Thomas But ler, and Gen. Be. croft, of Kirk gtal Forge, Leeds; and Samuel Marsden, of the Calder Iron Works, Zalirfiekl, iron masters, August 14, 1807. Thos. Martin and Richard Goodwin, of Gloucester, pin-makers, Sept. 12, 1808. John Crawshaw, jun. Richard Pullen, Samuel Popplewell, Benj. Hutton, Joseph Shaw, and John Atkinson, of Royds, York shire, iron masters, July 16, 1808. E. Hunter, H. Hunter, and Jane Hunter, milliners and dress makers, ler:llya-street, St. James's, April 30, 1808. Daniel Herne and William Thompson, of High Holborn, Mid. dksex, linen-dtapers, Sept. 18, 1808. Joseph Word ar.d Thomas Wallace, of Fellingshore, Durham, potters, Sept. .1, 1808. Richard Gooddy and Robert Cowham, of Kingston-upon-Hull, spirit merchants, Sept. 15, 1809. Edward Peal!, and John Penfold, of Newgate-street, London, wholesale linen-drapers, Sept. 10, 1808. BANKRUPTCY FNLARGED. Nov. 1. base Gear, of Old Gravel lane parish of St. George, Middlesex, victualler, at ten, a: Guildha ll. October 25. John Foxall, of Marhorough-street, Carnaby-mar. - Middlesex, victualler, at ten, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTS. Jelin Wolfington,of Brighthelinstofte, Sussex, grocer, cheese monger, dealer and thapinan, to surrender Se pt. 24, October and 29, at ten, at Guildhall. Attomies, Mews. Alcock, Bos well, and Corner, York-street, Southwark. William Bickernaff, of Nottingham, haberdasher, dealer and chap man, September 24, October 1, and 29, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Mr. Wm. Seyenonr, of Margaret - street, Cavew!ish-square. London ; or Messrs. Coidham and Enfield, Nottingham. Joshua Watts, of Whitecross-street, parish of St. Luke, Middle sex, grocer, dealer and chapman, Sept. 24, at one, October 1, and 29, at twelve, atGnildhall. Attorney, Mr. Michell, Union ennrt, Br..ad.street, London. Trederick Francis Blundell, of Coleman-street, London, insurance broker, dealer and chapman, Sept. 20, at one, October 1, and 29, at twelve, at Guild hall Attnrnies, Messrs. Palmer, Tom- Unions, and Thomson, Copthall-court, Tbrogmortnn-street. William George and William Bennett, both late of Liverpool, hoop-makers, account.nas, general agents, dealers, chapmen, and copartners, October 4, 5, and 29, at one, at the Globe Tavern, John -street, Liverpool. Attorules, Mr. Axcroft L terpool ; or Messrs. Blakelock and Makinson,'rempte. DIVIIT!NDS. - - - Sept. 2R. James Pattershell, late • f Portsmouth, Hants, shtp. chandler;ar one, at the Royal Oak, Portsea. Sept. 24. John Marshall and Lhn Longtake, of Workington, Cun berland, no rcers and drapers, at twelve, at the house of Mr. Joseph &Goias, innisoWar, Whiteliavea. ' Sept. 24. lobs Harris. and Robert Rim, late of Massheater, ' OW. oh n PIA it t ul l o l rrt lout aid , at! she Retell tittatepter. •• s• .4; , . Edward Al 4rptem, Row qr lote of I,7ttssieter. Stafford shire, eork7cutter, tweiVe;' Hie Thrt4 Qnechs;' liiirtoo tapobi risme. ;: • .1. &Ph 24. leteroialt,B . irch; of Creetiog St. Peter, Suffolk,butch..r,' at eleven, at the Angel, Eatl Stoneham. Sept. 21. Crory liittheeck, late of ivebury, Wilts, =hater, at eleven, at , s.lxo Town Hall, Marlborough. Sept. 27. William Holloway, of Dursley, Gloucestershire, clo thier; at eleYen, at the Old Belt Inn, Dursky. • Sept. sO. Timis:Cu ateVenson of Liverpool, merchant, at eleven, at the York Hotel, WillianLon'skiquate, Liverpool. OLD BAILET. On Saturday thirty-five prisoners were tried, one of whom was capitally convicted, viz. Susannah Each, far stealing a cloak, the Goods of G. Lees and A. Barnet, privately in their shop. Georga Anderson, a boy of 17, was capitally indicted for stealing in the dwelling house ofJ. Blackburne, on the '2d of tsugust, a 51. Bank of England note. The circumstances of the case, as they appeared in evidence, were these. J. Blackburne, a dealer in newspapers, has a shop in Sloane-street, which is also a receiving office for letters for the Twopenny Post. The prisoner was his servant for two years past, and . usually employed in fetching papers from the diffe rent newspaper offices, and serving them to his custo. met's. On tke 2d of August, the servant of a Mr. Smith, in Sloane-street, came to Blackburn's shop with a letter from his master, containing a five pound bank note, to be put into the Twopenny Post. Black burne himself was at the counter, oc:upied in empty. ing the letters from the window box, to stamp and sort them ; and the servant laid the letter he brought down along with them, hut it never reached the gen tleman to whom it was directed ; and the note was afterwards traced to have passed through the hands of Mr. Street, publisher of the Times newspaper.— Blaekburne 4 the Prisoner's master, proved that he had sent this boy with two bank notes of '2l. each, on the of August, to the Times publishing office, to pay z!. 51. Id. for newspapers, and, on his return in the ; he gave his master the regular change out .:!. IL- said the boy for the last half year had b , mployed in taking tae letters from the box in li. v. ^ .a , and carrying them to a p •r. lour behind his sh, i ,, r i,ave t!l?rn stamped. id ; and afterwards, in delive: ;:. the Two penny Post carrier, to be ccnveye..l to the General Office. Mr. Philip Str , Tt, rt:;lisiier of The nner, said, he knew the rri, , perfectly v- , ", a- coming generally every r.:i;4; for Mr. Blackburne's papers ; but he could particularly recollect his coming on the 4th of August. The money paid to him that morn in for Mr. Blackburne's papers was .ss. ld. for which he received a• 5L bank note, on the back of which he wrote the name of Blackburne and gave the regular change.' A 51. note was now produced to the witness, v,h:ch he identi:ie 1 to be the same which was paid to him r Mr. 11,d:hurtle, and which was also proved by Mr. Smith to be the same be had put into his letter sent to Mr. Blackbarae's (ace , on the 2d of August. Mr. Mackhurne, and anotl.er newsman from Ox ford.street, with whum the prihooe; a.. I lived for three years, gave him an excellent character, but the facts were 5o clear :hat the Jury found him Guilty. Mary Irilliams was capitally indicted for privately stealing from the person of James Epsom, in the pa rish of :it. Giles's, on the l'th of September instant, a silver watch and chain. It appeared that the prisoner, who is one of the lowest order of Cyprians, had snatched the watch from the prosecutor's foh, in Drury Lane, and when challenged with the robbery, she was observed to stoop to the ground, and on that spot the watch was found a few minutes alter. The prisoner was found Guilty. The following were all() convicted of felony,- viz. J. Ilalehen, for stealing a quantity of carpenters toolt. J. G..c.son, for stealing 81 14s. Bd. in money. Mary White, for stealing a gown.and pelisse. B. White, for stealing a coat. W. Dixon, fur stealing a pewter pot. J. Dibble. alias Jchnson, for stealing a s'leer spoon. W. Page, for s tealing three ' piece. at ozyper. F. Nelson, for stealing a watch. Mary Jones, for stealtng nine yards of lace. W. Powell, for stealing three pounds six shillings. W. Reed, for stealing a pocket book. I. Coleman, for stealing a cake of soap. J. Marclew, for stealing a quantity of lead affixed to abuilding. J. Connor, for stealing faur brass candlesticks. W. Smith, for stealing two pounds of butter. T. alias B. Janson, for stealir , a counterpane. Mary Ann Harrison, for stealing seven pair of stockings. Mai y Cox', for stealing a shirt. E. Wright, alias My Hearty, for stealing a par of scales. W. T. Smith, for stealing two boards. J. Freeland, for embexxlistg three shillings. W. Weay. t, for stealing a brass cock. J. Dolphin, for stealing a ham. Elizabeth Raodall, for stealing a coat. Rose M' tire, for stealing a quantity of fat ; and Haanah Steadman, for stealing various articles of plate. Mary_ Thomas was capitally indicted for stealing in a dwelling house, a coat, value 3L the property of Charles du Frein, a Frenchman. The evidence of the prosecutor west to establish the fact of the prisoner's having opened his drawers, and taken the coat without his privity. The prisoner, in her defence, denied the fact, and said, that the prosecutor gave her the coat to pawn, because he could not pay her what he owed her, and that having pledged it for £1 15s. she returned him the duplicate. She added, that she had engaged to teach him the way of making artificial flowers, and the return for her instruction was the present prose cution. The prosecutor denied that he gave the pri soner permission to pawn his coat, and'said it was true she had returned the duplicates but not till he went to apprehend her for the felony. The Jury, however, would not believe the Frenchman, and ac quitted the prisoner. . . ' • DIATNEsS CUR= NY thualAYLoealtalllDY.—A i te Fttly copied th e extraprdiudry Cure of Miss 4liarlotte ut*, of Sontborer, ilea; Lewes.. from ti)* s;pectahle newspiper, The Sussex Weekly Adverifser, printed bY Messri. Lee, of LeweL—The sanzievapir, Of Monday the!Sld of May last, *ontaink thefollois‘ ing additional testimony Franck Mitkwick, of Barton*, near this town, (Lewes) village school master, and parish clerk, on last Saturday se'nnight attended at the Office of W. LEE, and on being asked his business' haswered bluntly, but with a counte nance full of gratitude, that he was come to commu nicate a great cure, which Dr. TAYLoa's Raman' for Drat &ass had wrought upon him. Mr. Lee, in a very low tone of voice, desired him to proceed, when he affirmed that he had, for a long time, laboured underdeafness to a degree that compelled him to aban don his school, and to get a person to officiate for him as parish-clerk. But fortunately, at length hearing of Miss Fuller's case, as published in this paper oa the 4th of last month, he, by advice of his Minister, personally waited on that Lady, who literally con firmed the statement above alluded- to, and advised him to lose no time in the application of the remedy. He returned home, delighted with Miss Fuller's ac count, and on the following day procured a bottle, by the use of which large portions of long accumulated wax (the obstruction to his hearing) were dislodged ; and these the old gentleman produced, and exhibited with as much exultation, as if he had OVERCOME all the u-ts of PANDORA'S Box. The Power of Hearing being perfectly restored to him, he has resumed both his school and parochial duty, to the great relief and comfort of himself and family." We are informed that this esteemed Remedy, is sold only retail by Mathews and Leigh, 18, Strand, and wholesale by Barclay and Son, 95, Fleet -market. 11.1 t li WATER. AT LONIX4sI 11RWL:h. TO. Morning - - 2 utinutes after 2 Afternoon - 2 4 ) miru•.' e•er SALES BY' AUCTI.;IV." SPORTING RESIDENCE AND LAND. LirRTS, IN THE CENTRE OF_TIIE LERKELY 1. MO BE DISPOSED OF, aq exce.;ItLEASE -- HJLD VILLA, wick every acc. , mmodAtin far a IT. we( I Fer.ily, 15 miles from London, and .our trom Lamm, will 11 Arcs of Land. Further particulars may be knnwn of Messrs. Hunan and rhillips. 62, Broad-arrert, Royal Exchange. - • CHM:A 1.11111;l11, 11.1:\ TS. By Messrs. 110Gu.:. and 'rill LLI (Seccessors to Nit. Smut-it) At the I-Totel, Christchurch, on Thursday, October 6, at Twelve o'Clork, in Lot g, HE MANOR of SONIERPORD, and several Freehold Lots of Land adapted for Building, near the hut Bathing Coast of Muddif (rd. Particulars to be h.:• . 1 t previNts to the sale (unless dis posed of before by Frcat" Contract), by applyi:lg to Messrs. Debary and Derby, No. I, 't acli.:ld-court, ; of Mr. Lud low, Chris!chnrch, II tnt ; at the Hotel, Chrie.church ; at Gar rastay's ; and el IL•:srs. ;art aod 6!, Broad-street. PERPETUAL Al VOW: AND NEXT PRESENTA TION 'lno VALUALLE %%CARLA'. TYTHES, IN THE COUNTY Oz , SULREY. TO EF. SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, Nltssrs. HOGGAII.T and PHILLIPS, (SIICTeSiOri to Mr SMITH) 'HE PERPETUAL ADVO\VSON and next PRESLNTATION to a most valuable Property in Vicarial Tythes, producing -Ct COO per aurum, and capable of much im provement; with a respectable Vicarage Hcuse, Offices, and Land, within ten miles of Loudon; the present incumbent is about 60 years of age. Partictiars are prep :ring, and in a few days maybe had (on the application t.f principals only) of Nlccsrs. 11( gsaet and Phillips, 63, Broad -street, Royal FAchange. VALUABLE FREEHOLD, MAR:-H LAND, WEST HAM, ESSEX—By Mes.rs. HOGG.4.RT and PHILLIPS, (Su:co:son to Mr. Sum') At Garraway's, on WAne :day, the 3Rth inn. at twelve, in Lou, AMOST Desir.tble FREEHOLD ESTATE ; cnnsis ing of three pi..ces of excellent sound Marsh Land, containing together upw.trds of t 3 ac-cs, near Pulley Wall, on both sides of the road, in the Pariah of We.t Ham, v vy conveni ent for the London nurkets, in the occu.unlon of Mr. Thomas Bagger, whose lease is deter.n:nable at C wistmas 1810, at a clear rent of 1.501. per annum. To be viewed, by app!ying to Jo.lep'l e-, near the Grey. hound, Plaistow; or lobs N...wmin, a. the Arched :Ions: near West Ham Gate ; and particulars had ten tin nt s previi; to the sale, At the Greyhound and Abby A-ms,Plaist nv ; Half Moan, Uui curt , and Adam and Eve, We.t Barn ; tie an,Stratforti, at Gana way'f,and of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, 62,1iroad-st:ect,Royal t• • t-I,ange. VI dll. ES, Sl.l kOLK. By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (Successors to Mr. Burnt), At Caraway's Cuilee.hou.e, Cornhill, on Friday the 14th of October, at twelve o'clock, in six Lots, unless previouslydis posed of by Private Contrict, of which due Public Notice 7 aviU be given, c' EVE RAL most desirable ESTATES, principally Freehold, of the aggregate annual value of £l4OO and up wards, comprising six excellent detached Farms, containing to. gether nearly I:t00 Acres of excellent Arable, Meadow, Par ure, and Wood Land, lying in the neighbourhood of Halesworth, Bun gay, and Beccles, in a rich and highly cultivated part of the County of Salta, in the occupation of most respectable and un , exceptionable tenants; with good Farm-houses, Barna, Stabling, and Out-buildings. Further particulars will be given in future advertisements, and may also be had on application to Mr. Jermyn and Mr. Crabtree, Haiesworth ; Mr. Pugh, Dernard.strret, Russell-square; Messrs. Laggen and Smith, Basinghall-street ; and to Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, Broad -street, with whom Plans of the several Farms are left for inspection. The Estates may be viewed at any time. HERTFORDSHIRE. Extensive Mance. ant Freehold Estate, called the MAttoa of SAR KATT and WOODMAN'S FARM, near Watford, liemelbem. stead, and Great Berkhamstead. _ By Messrs. TIOGGART and PHILLIPS, _ _ . . At Garraway's, on Friday the 14th of October, unless an aceep table offer is in the mean time made by Private Contract, T'HE valuable and . absolute REVERSION to the above desirable property, expectant on the death of a Lady about 70, comprising a most valuable MANOR and FREE HOLD ESTATE, with extensive Right of COmmon and Sheep walks; in a fine healthy and sporting part of the Country, fiv, miles of Rickmansworth, seven from W at f or d, fi ve f rom H eme l. hemstead, six from Great Berkhamstead, and twenty irons Lon don' called WOODMAN'. FARM, containing '2743 Acres o' rich Arable, Meadow, and Wood-land, in a Ring-fenee, with a neat, substantial Farm House, or Gptletnin's Residence, spa cious Rooms and Out-buildings, Farm Yard, Orchard, and Gar den, swell supplied with fi ne Sp ring -water, toge•her with tha said Manor of Sarr tit, extending over the wh ole of that parish, at e great part of Watford. A large track ofcountry, abounding with Game, with the Fines, Hertiotts, Quitrents, Royalties, Fish.- DIED. ries, and Franchises thereto belonging, width from the year 180 At Sydney, New South Wales, on the 4th January last, Cap- 1 to 1807, have produced the suns of 3431. 4s. 6sl. being upwards of min John Putland, Commander of his Majesty's ship the Por- i 55L per annum, but suppoueel capable of very considerable in poise, on that statics. I crew , - if properly attended to, from the recent in movement On Wednesday morning last, at his seat, Hagley,near Binning- w i t hi n eh e m anor . bans, at the very advanced age of eighty-four years, William The Evate may be viewed, 15 days pm-Tian* to the Sale, and, Henry Lyttleton, Lord Lyaletori, Ean n Frankley, in Worcester- p art iculars had of Mr. Dunconibe, Solicitor, Great Ilerickamp -1 shire. His Lordship Is succeed :d in his tiles and estates by his stead ; at thy' inns at Watford, St. Alban's, Riekrest , swortis, eldest son, George Falke, now Lord Lyttleum. Chesham, and Atssersham ; of Mr. Wiliam Dunces he, 1 aw Tuesday, at Thame, at the advanced age of seventy-sever, S tat i oner , Li nco l n ' s .i nn New-oquarc •at Garrew y's; - a nd of 1 Richard Snsith,hsq. many years one of his Majesty's Justices of M essrs . Hoggart and Phillips, Broad-s;rect,, where Plana of the Alm Pass, and Dttuty Liauteninst for the County of Mucks. Estate may be seen. • - The following were also acquitted : ' J. Douglas, Sophia Wilson, Ann Jones, J. Kray, and William Russel. SALE B AucrlOlt '" VALUABLE PLANTATIONS IN THE ISLAND or /a m • - By Mesas; HoGGAILT and YHILLIPS, (Successors t.O Mr. SNIIT II) At Cirraway's, some time in January, 1809 By order of the Administrators of Ruse Beckford, Esq. deceased, MORETON's BAY PLANTATION, i n t h e ISLAND of NEVIS; containing One Hundred and Eighty. Six kites, Eighty-two of which are Cane Land, and the Telnliin. der capable of being converted into till• same with facility ; toge ther with all the Negroes, Mules, Horses, and Cattle on th e Estate; a Horse Mill, nearly new • 1) welling-I-louse, Ow-cirri -is Mobs-sheds , Bolling and Caring Housea, Stall-house, two S t id: , and reeLdsitt: Out-buildings. The E.wate is one of the most productive and least expensive in the Wand, and is supplied by a well of, most excellent sprt ei Water; and the dis:ance from the Boiling-house to till: SW; ping Place not more than :;00 yards. Particulars are pnparing, and when ready, may be had of Messrs. Rigby and Lawless, Solicitors, 14, Chwham.pla ce • at., Oarraway's, and of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, No. titl, rni;ad4 street, Royal Esch.mge, Lowden. -- - FREEHOLD BREWERY AND MALT-HOUSE, , CAPITAL DWELLING. At Garraway's Coffee-house, some time in the month of October, of which due notice will be given, AVALUABLE concern in the above bran c h es , capable of greatly extending ha Trade, which now, a n d has for some years, consistedof upwards of 8000 Barrelaof Strong lker :annually. • The situation is undeniable, beittg within 30 miles of the Me. tropolis, in .a capital Market Town, upon the buds of naftgaile dyer, and is as compact as any trade in the kingdom. There are 17 Freehold Puhte Hots attached, let to yearly tenants, with an extentive free cm' also a number o. Fretate Houses, which, t0g...:11-t larewmy, pt.ssessei 1 cal i Ste. • (nee of consideral.le L.:valance. Card, fur viewing the Premises tray be had, and further pant. • cams may be known, by applicatiin to Mr. Swish 1, - ja g s Tooley-street ;or to Mr. slimy, No ?(read •c r • MESSRS; 1.E1(IH Alla Co. :burgeons, c•Ari e the attriadon to the treatment ot certain '...:omplaaff.S an: unguarded hour, and .:asst Debility vv!icirriv youth. fir! hulks. Mr. LEI.:d hsving been eurged fa this exclusivt b anch for the lair eleven yeari i.l this h.uss.., ;t .s orestr!ed !hat tre 41.1V11 age of such ex ! , rie-c : giv..s th Immo SIX:: 'Si to ctat a. idnity with which they devote tirents:•lvri so the C:ry :if time Curni•!sints.—ln ail cas.l of recut nc the c.,.. is sp e . e d i , and pain and danger are equally avoided !II rv.. y c miplicsted cas and 11 :brew wt,.cl; are the efifse q.:ii;ces of youthful ilirprL!l._llC..", or the rVaII7 4 ;net..!;;Ll,Lci of ma ur;:y iii warm cli:natt.,,tl) ~r nr.,lr of treatirin• ensat:•% a .sfe ai..l porn:mein reitor.e ion to v.g bellth. lie ter.r., aro itaiLd on the first intervim, or in r to letters, e•n . tat mg a bank note, and c,:ery case the :r..,z inv:oht!)le s.cr..:y i s serail A r u 210,Arundel-str-t , :f . Tkere is an a lditio:::11 entrance 411 i-g. prefared .5.13 so:d by R. 141 . JCL WARD, Ch. mist and 1.4144 ; !•,, succ• s-nr to Mr. G reen °ugh, renoved from No. le, LudgaLe-hil, to .a COrttr ot : , any, Picca.iilly, and sold by his 2pp:intim:az, by mist Vera den of Genuine Medicines. FOR CI:141/442, TILE Gour.-1 - layward's Pills are so well kr for euring the Gout, klicuinatic Gout, and inflammatory I:!.cr !statism. Numerous Cases a persons cured by them may be bad as above. FOR BEAUTIFYING and PRFSZESING TEE TEETH ArtiDEea superior prephratiJo of Charcoal, so much recotnwerdedbv the Faculty from its antiseptic and safe properties for CltEgliDg a W hita nirg, 1•utl Freserving the Te..th. And Mouvo Sott: ,oN,.for curing the Scurvy, bracing the Gums, preventing the Tooth-ach, and unpk.,..ant Breath. Foa BILIOUS AND NEMV.It:S CuNtn..st.l is.--Cheltenhans. Salts, truly prepared front an analysis of thr Cheltenham Waters, by Drs. Fothergill and 1 lantihon, prescribed by tke fru Physi cians for curing Bilious and Nervous Complaints, I.oss of Appe tite, Scurvy, &c. Caution.—lf the Proprietor's Name is net wrate on the Label of each article, they are counte• feats 'lO DA. SOLOMON, 1.11/hitYUOL. SUFFOLK—Copy of a I.etter from Mr. .j. Dingle. Bookfetke and 4tatiJacr, Bury St. Laniurrars, Bury, Septa, 1837. AVERSON who had fermi times fent for a to.. 6.1 bottle of your Cordial Balm of Gilead, lately called upoo mc for a bottle, and informad.me that it had done him a wonder ful deal of good—he had been gradually declining for a long time r--had (pent a great deal of money for ariviee,and Wand no benefit 0,1.1 one Surgeon 'GI. another bl but all to no purpore At the time he lent fer the fill bottle of your Cordial ?alas of ailead hccould not walk scrofs the 'lnure without the affidance offense one to help him—lndeed he was gettf-g 'torte daily —he had not taken the Gilead hut a few days. agreeable to the dirrdices, when he found himfelf much better. He coninues taking it at this time, 310 from his appearance is 11tely to do well. You have the man's sifhes to do what you pleafe with the above flatesnent, which is literally as betuld it mc. . / am, Sir, Your nhedient f-rvant. '..]' IlltqCLE. Thole who wilh to have the hiedielue ImMediitely from the Docaor. by fending nac money for any quantity they. think prnper, will have them feat by furl carrier as they &all appoint I).'R office orders for any funs may be fent by poR. and the balance will be rcturnal is the boa, or orders with edit eadofed will be duly retarded to. Froper direetionß for every cafe, to enable perfons to cure them elves, it given with each bottle, price hair a guinea. ' The Cordial Balm of Gilr..d may be had of every refpctlable Medicine Vender in the United Kingdom. There are afro family bottles. committing the quantity of rostra • the I s. 6d.oncs, for I is. by which ea are feted. IMPORTANT DISCOVERY. 'HE Advantage the Public must always deriv. - from regularly educated professional men directing almost •. exclusively their studies to one soecies of malady, was Dever more clearly demonstrated than by the unexampled success which has attended the alitinistration of their new remedy, and the extraor iinary cures it has performed. For a long series of years, kles.rs. :URRIZ and Co. Surgeon% formerly in his Majesty's service, have • made the Venereal Disease the particular object of their investh . 4ation, and are happy in having discovered a medicinesupaior to mercury in the cure of tbat Lomplaint ; it is euirwient to observe ihat the effects of this remedy are diametrically opposite to those of mercury, for though it conipletely, eradicates every vestiges the yips in its most confirmed stages, yet it does not in the last • injure the eans.itution ; on the contrary, it enovates the system in all its natural (unctions promotes appetite, and facilitatesdi-' et:scion: thus instead of reducing a strong and vigorous cor.stits• tints to the frightful condition •that mercury does, it not only pre serves that constitation in its primitive state, but restores a weak and debilitated one to its natural strength ac rd vigour. Number less instances are on recent record of the superior efficacy of this , medicine, its inherent and specific virtues acting as a perpetual . corrective to bodily debility, whether proceeding from an excess of conjugal or illicit yleasure, or from the more insidious, though not less destructive, indulgence of incautious youth of bath sores to a certain pernicious habit. Amidst the mAancholy variety of disorders which arethc consequence of this solitary vice, there are none more afflicting than that distressing state of debility and de ficiency winch prevents or embitters the matrimonial state ; the unhappy sufferer broods over his mistortune. ashamed io seek re her, until he is reduced to such a state of w..akness as to render Lie oppressive. '1 o such persons it must b • a consoling reflec tion to know, that they may now, by a new infallible mode of treatment, 6:restored to that greatest of all human blessings, urong , manly and vigorous cunsti: on. In all cases of debility,deficieecy, from whatever Ouse arising, as well as in every species of venereal infection, Iv.essrs Currie and Co. may be consulted by jatir:•ts of either ste weh the greatest secrecy, and hmour, at their house, No. 107, I tatton a Garden. Natlet tt io the r.untry, rt..scr,bieg the particultx of 9 iheir complaints, by le:ter ptsi paid, enclosing a Eta k • , ' ll oGIV. - the necessary medicine sod advice sent to ar.y p.r • f the Limn. - • I ; L'o. ;07, F aiti.n.: . amt Publibthed y 1 tti/E:. Kiti i Cark• tvrl.l.l-5, flat::•, Lan beth,, at the :ITAX-Orricc, !N. , ' 1, •- met I'ub►i.htti aIM at the sy&*-Ur etc a, 1 envie ►ilr.