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. - ' • . r lii '' - • . 4 . , •. . . -.. : . . _ . : : 4 4' : !. 4:...4' 'IC. A I r' ." 5 .......- ..,•••• .--.. 5. l i 'l *" ' ' 4 • e 01%.114 fj , .ir ' ill .Or .. ; ... • .._ .. - , _ _ _..... .. ... ..• .- :. - . ' " _•• ... TUESDAY, JULY 19, 1814. NUMBER 8541. J - ~~c~a:tt•~~ PRICE SIXPENCE-HALFTP,NNY. • 11-1. SALES BY AUCTION. • ALL Pe-cons jn febted to the E4•••0 ;tle,%rin WM, BURRIDGE and SON:, of toORTSMOUTH, in the County of Hampshire, and LYME, in ~.e County.of Doreetsbire, Bankers and Merchanrs, Bankrupt., are hea.by requested to pay their . respective Debts fortbw.th to MARTihi THOMAS, Esq. o( Gosport, one of the Assignees. Gosport, lath foiy, 1814. STATE LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING TIIE. Ist OF SEPTEMBER, 1814. SCHEME. 2 of X 20.000 are ,e 40,000 2 10,000 2 5010 2 2,000 4 1,000 5 000000 ... 500 2,500 10 200 15 100 20 ...... ... 50 2,750 20 14,000 Tickets. £140,000 NO FIXED PRIZES I—Days of Drawing : • Ist Day - - Ist SEP ['EMBER. 2d Day - - 13th SEPTEMBER. 3d Day - 17th SEPTEMBER. Tickets and Shares are selling by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. Contractorq for the Lottery,at their Offices, the Corner of Bank b Cornhill, and facing the King's Mews, Charing-Cross. - - Price of a Ticket - ;€l9 19 0 Half - £lO 70 I Eighth - £$ IS !I Quarter - 5 5 0 Sixteenth - 1 7 0 SOCIETY FOR THE DISCHARGE AND RELIEF OF PERSONS IMPRISONED FOR. SMALL DEBTS. No. 7, Craven-street, Strand, July 6, 1814. BENEFACTIONS since the last Report, viz.— x. I. d. The Right Hon. the Earl of Radnor, V. P. annually 5 5 0 Tile Executor of Thos. Dickason ' Esq. deceased 90 0 0 Rev. l'hos Wiiliams, Bere Regis, Dorset 2 2 0 Thos. Mardi Pliiiipps, Esq. ann. - 3 3 0 Mrs. M. Phillipps, ann. . - 1 1 0 Evan Law, Lila per Herries and Co. ann. 8 3 0 amuel Barker, Esq. per Mesirs. Goslings, ann. 2 2 0 Adam Askew Esq. per Hoares, ann. - 2 2 0 Ivii‘s Isabella S.itonstall, per ditto, ann. - 3 3 0 G. per 1). £4, J. C. £l. Is. per ditto - 5 1 0 Edward Howell, Esq. - 2 2 0 Chat les F. M'intour, Esq. R. N. ann. - 2 2 0 Mr. Crowder, ann. - - 1 1 0 Mrs. Sh:pnian, ann. - 2 2 0 A Lady in Kerr, per Harnmeraley, ann. 4 0 0 A Lady, per ditto, ann. - - 4 0 0 Miss M. Calvert, per ditto, ann. - I I 0 A Lady in Kent, per ditto, ann. 4 0 0 L-- - 1 1 0 E. P. Xi. Is. R. H. XI. - 2 1 0 J. C. 42. 2s. W. .I'. £l. Is. • 3 3 0 N N. Letter-box, £2, D. C. ,ee. - 4 0 0 Found in the Letter-box, without signatures 3 0 0 Received for Books - - 4 14 0 £155 9 0 Di-charged and relieved from various Prisons, 26 Debtors, for :he Sum of - £ll9 11 8 Considt red the C:ses of 78 Petitioners; Approved 68; Reit iced fur Characters 5 ; Petit:ons, and Rejected 5. Benetactions are received by J. Camden Neild, Esq. the Trea surer, Cheyne-Walk, Chelsea; also by Messrs. Berries, Far qu'lar, and Co. St. James's -street; Hoare, Fleet street; Chat teris, Whitmore and Co. Lombard-street ; Bidduipb, Cocks, and I .tdge,t. haring•cross ; Dorrien & Co. Finch lane, Col nhill ; Ham rnerel. ; Veres, and Co. No. 77, Lombard street; and by .. the secretary, No. 7, Craven-streer, Strand, where the Bouks may be seen by those who are inclined to support this Charity, and *bete the Society meet on the first Wednesday In every Month. • A?YOUNG WOMAN wants a Situation as *CHAMBER-MAID in an inn or Hotel, who perfectly un deratand, her business, and can have a respectable character from a private family. Direct lettere (post paid) M. W. Nu, 7, &ar ia re, lilackfriars -road, LAST INDIA WAREHOUSE 3, No. 16, CHEAPSIDE. — IHE Nobility and Merchants are respec tfully in formed the New Bleach of the real SCOTCH HOLLAND li^a% been delivered—the Admirers of this excellent Manufacture w'll find the 4.4 fur personal use, and the 6-4 for Sheeting, of a su, - erior ea-s.:7;ption—these, as well as the Patent imperial Twine 41- 11, are obtained by the Piece only, at the Wholesale Ps lee. The Warehouses contain their usual 0 .1 supply of Fashi suable Goods, Foreign Damask Linens, and the tichtst assortn.ent of superior India shawls arisi splendid Imitations. Angola, Ven Peru, 'l'elieran, &c.— Curious Gold and Silver Muslins. NEW MUSIC. T HE popular Oveiture, Songs, Marches, &c. in Sadak and Kalasr.ide, as performing at Cie Theatre Royal, Covent Garden, composed ..nd al . :ailed for the P '.:no7orie, ay H: R. Bishop, price "Is. 6d. Natlentr.'S celebrat-d Nocturne, for the I tarp, w th Accompailjements for the Pianoforte and Vie lit, price Ss. for Harp alone, Ss 6d. Tire Emperor of Russia's welcome to England, a Divertimento for the Pianoforte, com posed by D. Stetbek, price SC Les petite Bijoux, No. VS, con taining a favourite Waltz, with Variations, by G. Kiallmark, price 95. Di!to, No. '2l, containing the King of l'russia's wel come to England, a Waltz, with Variations, conipo'ed by L. Von Esch, price :s. The celebrwed Air Vice Henri Quatre , with Variations, composed by J. Von Dumont, price is. lid. Ltwia ti.e Ifittb's CoD save the King, universally sting at the Theatres ci Paris, price is. 6d. Beauty's Love, and Hine, a favourite Bahad, sung by Mr. Sinclair at the Theatre Royal. Covent-Gar een, composed by T. P. Chipp, price is. rid. Dear Chanter when the Harp I 'strung, a Polonaise, swig by ditto, in the re v:ved Opera of Lionel aud Clarissa, composed by H. R. Bishop, price Is. 6d. London : Published by Goulding, &tie, Potter, and Co. No. CO, Soho-squaae ; aud No. 7, Weitnioreland•Areet, Dublin. .t l a LATE R's PATEN 1' STEAM KITCHEN an.l *-7 RANGE, complete, with late Improvements, is warranted to be stir tior to any other Apparatus in the Kingdom for all kinds of Cooka.g (either in large a. small Families) in the moot clean and delicate manner; its various opera lone of Steam. Boiling, Roasting, Baking, Stewing, and Broiling, and supplying constantly from one to fourteen gallons of boiling, water, and with or without a Hot Closet, are all performed by the use of one 51T14 . 1 tire. Its sops riority over every other method of Cooking consists principally in the following particular: . I. It stands in a smaller compass, and i attended by less tiou ble than ! , s occasioned by any other inosie of Car.k.ng, aad it 15 always wel understood by Dace or twice usitig, nor is it sic to be out of repair. 2. Hai: the fire that any other on the most ecom..neral plan tounstres is sufficient, and k is wholly free !MU great heat, and sotlpl.ureons or other disagreeable smells. 3. The cooking by means (viz.) hot distilled water. bleats t.o x.colted do not imbibe isuyore substances, such as collected in its 'kettles, &c. 4. Victuals dresnd on des plan may be cooked a second tir.se and be u good as at the first, or wheat ready fur dishing, can be inaile to wait an hour without bAn i; L. goastiog by hoe air 011 this plan is more cleanly, end there La a saving of one pound of meat in ten both alt boiling and routing. 6. The whole is free from the poisonous effects of copper, or coppers badly tirned. 7. The Apparatus has been proved t+y particular calculation cf many families who have It in us.•, to clear it, brit cost in Iron' six to twelve months, yielding or raviitz of more than Itt per cent. both in the weight of vicuisli di - 43,yd, and in the quantity of furl used. Orders received by Thomas Wattlewnrth, Agent to the Pa tenter, at the Show Rooms, No. 64, Gi eat Russell-street, &owns bury square, London, where may be seen the Patent Kitchen sad Range coMplote. N. lie Wholesale Werehouse, Bart-street, Blootnebstry. ANNUAL LETTING OF THE BARRACK CANTEENS.' BARRACK Orrice, LONDON, JULY 8, 1814. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the CANTEENS in the under-mentioned Barracks, are to be let to the highest bidders, for one Year, from the 30th Septem ber next, to the 29th September, 1815. No person but of unexceptionable character, nor any person for more than one Canteen, or who will not undertake bona tide to reside in the Canteen, and conduct the business thereof in his own person will be approved; and two sureties will be required for the regular payment of the rent, and all sums which may be come due in respect of the said Canteen, and for the due per formance of the several conditions and stipuhttions of the lease. The person whose proposal shall be accepted, and his sureties, must execute the indenture of lease and covenants relating thereto, the particulars whereof may be known by applying to this Office, or to the Barrack Masters at the several Barracks. The names of two respectable persons with their Christian names, professions, and places of abode, who will join the tenant in executing the indenture as his sureties, must be inserted in the proposals, and the tenant is to pay for the stamps, and the Com missioners for the Affairs of Barracks do not undertake to pro cure the tenant a licence. Sealed Proposals, with the words " Tender for Canteen,' written on the outside cover, win be received at this Office, on or before twelve o'clock at noon of Wednesday, the 3d of August next, after which hour, any propcsal received c.i:lnat be notice,' By the Mutiny Act, Canteens are not liable to have '1 coops billetted upon them. The Form of the Proposal to be as follows : To the Commissioners (or the Affairs of Barracks, I Inteby offer for the Canteen, at for one year, front 3 . .itla Sep• ternber 1814, to the 29th September 1815, the Sum of Pounds as rent, and Pounds for the privilege of sellinz Liquors, &c. therein, making together Founds, and propose Mr. of and Mr. of as my Sureties for the same. Arundel Myrtle, Large Ashford Ditto Small Battle -- Fort Twigs Berryhead Sutherland Bexhill Old -- Monerief Bexhill Huts Ipswich Old Birmingham Ipswich New Blatchington Knightsbridge Brahorne Lees King:bridge Brighton Lewes Canterbury Cavalry Maids:one Ditto Infantry Malden Chatham, North Manchester Ditto South Mill Bay, Plymouth Chelmsford, Old Norman Cioss, East Ditto, New Norman Cross, West Chichester Norwich ' Colchester Not:ingLam Croydon Ottery Danbury Parktiurst Dartmoor Playden or Rye Deal North Infantry Poncliester Deal South !awry Portman buret Dorchester Ron.ford Dover Citadel Romney Dover Heights, or Redoubt Radipole, Weymouth Barracks St onehouw, Plymouth Dungeness Grand Redoubt Sandown Ditto (No. 1) hurt Silver Hill (No. 2) Fort bteyning (No. 3) Fort Sunderland (No. 4) Fort Sltoruclifie Eastbourne Wesley Exeter Wit:cherer Frankfort, Plymouth Windsor Cavalry Gosport M'indsor Infantry Hailsharn Woodbridge Hampton Court Yarmouth, Norfolk Harwich Yarmouth, or Colwell, Isle of Hastings Wight Horsham York Hounslow Guernsey—Castle Cornet Jeney—SL Owen's Bay Fort George St. Aubin's Bay Aniburst ' Grouville Banat kJ Dc Laney De Veullvs Barracks Doyle Elisabeth Carle Vale Castle Mont Orgucil Castle 'cart St. Aubin's Fort Hontette Pier, or Townl4ll Grande [(clue St.Pcer's Richmond .?r! Alderney—Col - I)kt, BY HIS MAJESTY'S PATENT. ROYAL ANTI - ATTRITION COMPOSI TION, instead of Tallow, Oil, or Grease, to prevent the Effects of Friction in Steam-Engines, Machinery, Mills, Car ria,;es, Coaches, Waggons, Carts, &c. instead of Copper for ships Bottoms, Tar, Parceline, and Service fur Rigging, or ser v ce for Cables ; to preserve Polished Steel or Iron from rust ; Wool or Wooden Emldings from the Dry-Rot ; and by the use of which the Public save in all casts not less than three hundred p..r cent. exclusive of saving wear and tear, time and labour. Sold, for the Patentees, P t No. 40, Charing-Cross, near the Almiralty, London ; and, by their appointment at most Ship Chandlers, Printers, Booksellers, I ibrarieF, Stationers, Drug gists, Medicine Warehouses, Perfumers, Ironmongers, Cutlers, Coachmakess, Innkeepers, Coach and Waggon-offices, Oil and Colour-shops, Sadlers, and Shopkeepers in the United Kingdom, in boxes, price 2s. Gd.; 55.611. ; 10s. Gd.; One Guinea, and Two Guineas each. The smallest size Box contains a Quantity sufficient to Prime a Four Wheel Ca-riage Four times, with which it will run up wards of Six Thousand Miles, and it will answer hi the sanic proportion for all other kinds of work. CHESHIRE. VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Red Bull Inn, Lawton, in the County of Chester, on Wednesday, the 17th day of August, 1814, at Four o'Clock iu the Afternoon, either together or in Lots, as shall be agreed upon, subject to Conditions, A that very valuable FREEHOLD PRO- Ix PEWIT, situate in ODD Ronv, In the County of Cheater, consisting of several Pieces or Parcels of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, Dwelling-houses, Gardens, and Buildings, contain ing in the whole 54 statute Acres, or thereabouts. his Estate adjoins the well known Salt-works, called Lawton Salt work:; and is reputed to contain nut only Brine, but Salt rock, and also Marl, Brick Clay, and Saud, all of excellent qua'ity. The Grand Trunk Canal, and the Great Turnpike Road from London to Liverpool, through Newcastle, Northwich, and War rington, pass through the Estate; to one or both of which every Lot lies Contiguous; and by means of the former a conununica eon is afforded with various extensive Colleri es , lying at the short distance of two miles or thereabouts. From the situation, and numerous advantages of this property, it. is peculiarly . ligible and commodious for the establishment of Salt-works ; or fur I.imekllns, Coal and Timber-yards, Docks, Wharfs, Warehouses, Dwelling-houses, or other Budding.; and presents a singularly favourable opportunity to persons desirous of possessing accommodations on the line of the Grand Trunk Canal, either for commercial, manufacturing, or other purposes. P. nted Particulars may be bad cf Mr. Darlington, Solicitor, Sandbar!,; or Mr. Fenna, Land Surveyor, Blaekhurst, mar Nantwkis, Cheshire; with each of whom a Plan of the Estate, u proposed to be sold lit Lo•r, islets fur inspec.ion, and by whom Whetters (post paid) will be 4nly answered. • THE ELEGANT. FURNITURE; GLASSES, PICTURES, BOOKS, PRINTS and DRAWINGS, &c. of DI refILEY MANSION, ORPORDSHIRE, the Property of the late Lord Dt LLON, By Mr. H. PHILLIPS, On the Premises, near Woodstock, on Monday, July 25, and following Days, precisely at One each day, by order of the Executrix and Executors, THE Modevn and Elegant HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, large Pier and Chimney•glasses, in spperb frames; a few Pictures and Prints, a selection of Books, the complete and expensive' range of Mahogany Bookcases, with wire pannellt•d doors, as fit te d round the Litsrary ; costly Chan deliers and Girandoles, a Drawing •room Suite of crimson damask, in Sofas, Chairs, and Curtains, a capital Billiard Table, with Ap paratus complete, Axminster, Brussels and Wilton Carpets, thirty-four Canopy, Dottie, Four post, and Field Bedsteads, and rick Chintz Cotton and Dimity Hangings, and excellent Feitbar Beds and Beddiug to each ; buites of Window Curtains to match the lied Hangings, Mahogany Wardrobes and Chests of Drawers, Dressing-tables, and every Chamber Requisite, Sets of Mahogany Dining Tables, also Card, l'ier, Loo, Pembroke and Sofa 'tables, Sofas and Chairs, covered in Morocco, three Mahogany Settees, richly carved, and of antique design, and an extensive variety of uselul domestic Artides. May be viewed four days pr-ced ng the Sale, and Ctitalogues had, at 3s. ea-li (to be returned , 0 Purchater-), at the Mani‘ou ; Brar, 14'0W:ow:It ; Angel, Olford ; Lamb, \Vaulty ; White Hart, Chitli,ing Nation; t.ingb Head, Niothleach Angel, Pet shore; Star Ulla Garter, Wore, ,ter ; White Hart, Broadway; of the Printers of the Bath and Cheltenham Chronicles; at Messrs Willi.an. and Brooks, Lincoln', lien; at the M..rt ; and of Mr. Phillips, 13, New Band-street, 1.0.00 m ISLAND OF ANTIGUA. Capital. PLANTAI lONS, NEGROES, BUILDINGS, &c. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway%, Cotree-howe, 'Change-Alley, CornhilL London, on Monday, ti:e Ist of August, Me, at twelve oCloek, Ey Older ai the Assignees of Messrs. John Henderson and Archibald Mahon, Merchants, liatikrup4: 1•1 - 1 E capital PLANTATIONS called RICH MOND anti HOWARDS, situate in the Parish of ST. Pout, in the ISLAND of ANTIGUA; comprising upwards o' FOUR. IIUNDILED and THIRTY-FIVE ACRES of rich Cane and Pasture Lands, (lards:its, and Negro Grounds, with Dwelling houses, Sugar-works, two Windmills, and other requi site Building;;, Two Hundred and Ninety-six States mostly Creoles; together with the very valuabl e S toc k, cons i s ting of Seventy-fo.tr liead of Cattle; Clarifiers, Coppers, Stills, ansi Planta:mu Implements, and various Effects. Particulars may be had of James Gilchrist,E.q. Agent for the Es ate, iu Antigua; of Meows. Seton and Pionn-r, Solicitors, Genrz,t.stres•, Aelelphi; Want Hearing, Esq. Solicinir, Law rence.lane, Chtapside ; at Lloyd's, Cutaway's, aed the Jamaica Cuffce-httures ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-wereet,, Golden. square, where Inventories may be scut. HER EFoRDsHIRL—EYWOOD MANSION sal PARK. EI ;Aiv r i uaNrruits, large CLASSES, ORGAN, and o: lier MI'SICAI. INSTRUMENTS, CHINA and GLASS. TABLE anLl BED LINEN, MATHEMATICAL INS ritU. MEN fS , coatly TURNING APPARATUS, a full-dsed BILLIARD TABLE and BAROUCH, a quantity of IRON FENCINQ. luso Cellars of Choke WINES, SeIkUTS, a quantity of AU, BEER, CYDER, &c. &c. By Mr. ROBINS, On the Premises, on Monday, August i t and Seven followlns Days (Sattirdayand Sunday excepteo) at Eleven tiCloek, HE splendid FURNITURE, of all descriptions. 1 cline.' PLATES of GLAS4. In rich Frames, choke DRAWINGS by WES FALL; hue rs, Damask TABLE and BED LINEN; sets of Elegant CHINA, in DIN :•/ER, DE SERI* SERVICE;., &c. tett of CU r GLASS, a CHAMBER ORGAN, an upright Grai.4 and other PIANO FORTES, by SIODGART. &c. a full sized BILLIARD FABLE, MA 111 - M MICA I. IN' II M N . 13. for Medan:lca! Power, capital MICROSCOPE by CARY ; nextiag TELESCOPES, an ELEC FRU' YING MACHINE, and various I strums's; Frer.e. and other CLOCKS, BRONZES, &e. choke WINES, of all dewrinions, SPIRI IS, ALE, UEFA and CYDER, farm ing a!:d garden Imiltnientt and valeta' valuable Effects. At tl.e Macsiol and Ofhors, Eywaod Park, between Hereford, Pres ign, Kivy tun, Wu, Leiner, and Ltuminster. The FURtil l'U RE comprises suits of Elegant Drawing-room, Library, and Parlour FURNI FORE, two Capital oTATE BEDS, in VELVE an I 'fmsortEr, FURNITUR ES and WINDOW CURTAINS, variety of CHAMBER FUENI TURF., in Bedsteads, with CHINTZ, CO 17014, and other Furnitures, beautiful Carpets of differsot maitufacieres; an ex tensive assemblage of Cabinet Articles, of all descriptions, sad superior workmanship, numerous Servants' Bedsteads and Bed. ding, and an extemive variety of miscellaneous effects. lb principal part of the Furniture new within a short time, of ale gant derigns, and first style of workmanship. May be viewed on Monday, the 25th July, and to the t;me of sale (Sunday excepted). Catslogws on the Premises, at each, without which no per on can be admi tvd ; the Hotel, Hereford; William Handy, Esq. Worcester ; Mr. Adam., Up holder, Oxford ; Kings Head, Glourever; and of Mr. Robics, Warwick-street, Golden-square, London. HEREFORDSHII2E, EYWOOD-PARK. CELLARS OF cApurAt. CHOICE W INES, Sink AI.E BEER, CYDER IN CiiKS, &c.—By Mr. ROBIN On tie Premises, on Monday, the Bth of August, at 11 o'clock, THE CAPITAL STOCK OF VERY CHOICE JL OLD WINES, at EY WOOD MANSION; comprising about 256 dozen of superior fine very choice old PORT, great part in MAGNUMS; about 21 dozen of fine flavoured EU; 96 &am, capital MADE.IRA,TWENI Y YEARS 01.1); 34 dozen scarce OLD HOCK, 15 doz., fine HERMITAGE; 12 dozen b UROUNDY, 15 duzeu WHITE HERMITAGE. I 5 dozen CHA M PAG NP, stirtral dozens of VIN DE G RAN - Is, MOUNTAIN, old SHERRY, CAPE, BARSAC, &c. old BRANDY, ARRACK, RUM, a quantity of CYDER in casks and bottles, and Perry i capital Beer and Ale in casks and bottles, &c. laroe quantity of empty Witte and Stone Bottles. The Wines may be tasted on the morning of sale. Mr. Roafxs informs the Nobility, Gentry, and others, the Wines are very choice, of the first quality, and the whole genuine propel ty. Catalogues may be had as described in the Furniture Sale above mentioned; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Geisha square, London. HEREFORDSHIRE. BRAMP TON BRYAN MANSION AND PARK. ANCIENT FURNITURE, S FATE BEDS and TAPESTRY HANGINGS, OLD MARBLE TABLES, a few Paintings, old Armour, a capital CHIMNEY CLOCK, by GRANT, a PIANO-FORTE, CHINA, GLASS, LINEN and other effects. By Mr. ROBINS, On the Premises ' Brampton Bryan Mansion and Park, nea r Ludlow, on Monday, August 15, at Eleven o'Clock, THE Ancient and Substantial FURNITURE, comprising a capital old State Bedstead and Tapestry Fur niture, variety of other Bedsteads, with cotton and other Turn'. tures: Window - curtains , Carpets: rn Cabinet Articles of all descrip tions, Pier and Chimney-glasses, excellent Kitchen. Utensils, and various Effects. May be viewed on Friday and Saturday preceding the sale; catalogues on the Premises; at the inns Ludlow, hinnton, Leo minster, Hereford ; Mr. Handy, Worsester ; and of 11r. Robbie, V.' at wick-It:let, Gold( a-square, London. SALES BY AUCTION. ELEGANT HOWEHIALD PiIRNTIVRE, • • • Valuable STOCK of TAR, MCA . :AIL CANVAS, AN. CHORS, TIMBER and DEALS, PAIkNI CRANE 4; and other Effects. , .. • . (Ili direction of the Assignees under aCosninisslosi.of Bankrupt, awarded against Messrs. Was. BURRIDOZ and (Min), By .Mr. CROUGON, At the Dwelling House litely occupied by Mr. iiirrlese, 'novo in High-street, Poitsmoutli, an Monday, the sth ut Augtot neat, and loE. , wing Day, at Eleven, ALL the Elegant and Genuine HOUSEHOLD FURNI I IMF, Plate, Licen, China, Books, Penh and Counting-hoti‘e Fixtures and Furniture, and ether 1 &c.a. Also, on Wednesday, the 10th of A.mtust i and (*.Pouting Day, at Eleven o'Cluct, no th e B a lti c Wharf andPrentiscs, situate in Broad -street, Portsmouth, the whole of the Stock of Tar, Pi:ch, Anchors, Sail Canvas, Swctlibit and NiAntl Timber, D ea ls, Planks, Spars, some Rope, Patent Crati-s, and various other Articles. Flay be viewed three dayc previous to the Sate; Co.:01-1v' and !intim inforrnatLon had on the Prtitlises; o f Martin Croaptar:, ot.r ,r the Acsigoerg ;or of Mr. Lrog, Ai"-, tionerr, &c. No. 19, 1 hrogrnot tun-b:rec:, I.th.don. Dated July to, Hail. By Mr..WILLIAM t:k0'.;(:ON, On Friday, the 19th Augu.t my; at I . will,e o'Clock, at the Baltic Wh.irr, Portsmouth, by Order ut the As-i t ;iite , , under a Comuthsion ot Bankrupt awarded against M(1.1.I S. WILLIAM Bus Itinna and :.;uNS, 4 , THE tollowing strong-bult and well.lound SLOOPS nr VESSELS 'fwd. Sisters, burthen abJut 75 Tons. Eleanor .-- 50 So:•11 a --. 50 Edna:El the First ---.. 50 Idwaill the St ccril --• ro Ilina•io . ••= ol.lm=lll idt; Fanny • ••••=• MI (0 Flura --... 90 Fuur LIGHTERS, and sward BOATS.. Together with all their Masts, Yardi, standing and running Rigging, Sails, Cable, Anchors, Stores, Apparel, and Fund. lure, ad they now 111 in PiTtsmuuth Harbour. May be viewed at any time pit vious to the Sate; Inventories and further particulars obtained by applying at Mem . ..1145,70'e5' Counting-house, High-street, POI tAniuutli ; to Martin I bums., Esq. Gosport, one °Odle Assignees; an to Ms. Crimson, Auc• tioneer, Accountant, &c. No. 19, Thrognuartowtreet, Loudon. Dated 18th July, 1114. vAttirailik. EEHOLD PRIMISTS AT LYME, IN ilil COUN I T OP DOKSZF. Eiegint Notteliold Furniture, Waggon, Cuts, Heroes, and other Lffict%; by direction of Cie Assidneet under a COsninissiusitif bat L upt awarded against Mews. W:xxiMil Buxamot add SoNs —l.ly Mr. CROOGON, On Tuesday, the 16th of August next, at Twelve o'Clock, at die Dwelli. g-house lately occupied by Mr. Butridge, shod, about a quarter of a mite atom Lyme Regis, in time County of Imr.et, If UT I, ith immediate possession, vaty sub stantial and h ghiy desirable FREEHOLD DW F 1.1.114( ta HOUSE and PREAIIsES, mou beascifully situate fruiting time Sea, about a trailer of a mile from Lyme Regis, laid/ oectiplesl by Mr. V.P. Eurridge; comprising Parlour, large Ditong d.ro, five god Bed-room:, one lat. hen, Store-rooms, and con. venieot Offie s, with two spacious Rooms adjoia.ng to soil corn. muclea• log wah the Dwelling house, lately used a. Loutlirg. houses, but co,xer able at a wall expense into handsome dimes. tic Ruonia; a apt: al tiarden, Courtiage, good Water, &c. whole in excellent repair, neatly fitted up, and replete with evegy convenience fur the accommodation of a genteel Family. Lot a. All that valuable FREEHOLD PLO roi OdOUND, eonsprieill large Coal, (,film , and lusher Yards, spacious Wares houses, Stahl; Waggon-houses, and other accommodations ; Ilse whole enckiud by a stone wall and wood fence, together with the right of the road leading to the '1 uropike-ro.d, treed 'rt.= interruptions by a late eecboon In the Conn of King'. Bench, being very eligibly situated for business, contiguous to the pre ceding Lot. A cocoa:dn.:Me Trade has been carried on In these Premises for Fourteen Years pan, which, from its unrivalled convenience foe landing and shipping Gooch, and easy communication with the Inland Country, is capable of great extension. I.or 3. A well.built and conveuknt DWELLING-HOUSE and PREMIaES, now hi the occupation of Messrs. Boman and Son, as fenants at Will, pleasantly situate near the alove Lots, cons:alng of two Parlours, one Kitchen, three good Bed-rooms, one Attic ditto, with Courdage, good Darden in front of the Howse, necessary Offices and Conveniences. • LOT 4. AU that Valuable I:ALL:HOLD PLOT of OBOUND or SHIP-BUILINLICS YARD, now in full Trade, held by Messrs. Buasell and Son, as Fenants at Will, with Boat Iloner, and other necessary conveniences, wed inclosed, with a Wood Fence, together with a good Lime oila the whole contiguous to bits >i and 3. Lur 5. With immediate Possession, a recently built and very movement FR 1:E HO LI) DWELLING-HOUSE and 1( E.- MBES, most beautifully situate at a pleasant elevation flora the Sea, under the Hill Cliffs, near to i yore la - ely kept a Lodging-isomer, consisting of two good Parlours, large Ow ing ditto, three Bed-rooms, three Attic ditto, two Kitchens, Brovhouse, and coovenient Offices; with a thrhving (;rdeu, well stocked wl it . choice Fruit Trees, Large Courtlage, fine Spring Water, Sm. "Lots x, 7, is k t gs, in separate Lots, three mat and compact COTTAGES, each whit a good (Arden, occupied respectively Nies,h. l atbem, Domed, and Amur, as '1 enants at Wilt, pkasantly situate on a road leading from the Harbour to the Turnpike-road from Lyme to Exeter. 1.0 r P. A very desirable and well cultivated FREEHOLD FIELD, , o• Piece of Laud, situate near the above Premises, cou. tasting of about Four Amass 14r whole may be viewed, at any time, by application to the respective occupiers, or et the place of sale. Immediately alter the above are disposed of, will be gold, The remaining STOCK lo TRADE, and other Edicts; corn. prising Timber, Urals, Spars, Coals, Claim, Tar, Erick., and other Articles; six good Hot -bet, Waggon, Carta, Llatecaa, &c. Ste. And, on Wein slay, the 176,8111, on the same Premises, The whole of the handsome and geriiine HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE &c. &c. Also, on the followingday,at . Eleven, at the House, situate under the Hill Chiis, All the FURNITURE aid other Effects. The Furniture and Stock to be viewed, and Catalogues had, three days previous to the sale. Further particulars respecting the whole may be obtained, by applying at the place of sale; to Martin 1 horns., Esq. of Go.. poet, one of the Auignees; or to Mr. Crowe, Auctioneer, Ac countant, &c. No. 19, "I hrogniortot.-strset, London. Dated July 18, 1814. HALLAM's ANTIBILIOUS PILLS. 'll.O Efficacy of these Pills in Bilious Complaints, Head-Aib, Heart-Burn, &c. are well known, by many years experience. In Indigestion, Loss of Appetite, habitual Costiveness, and those numerous train of diseases. arising from Constitutions debilitated by hoe climates, as well ad the more frequent Indulgencies in the various luxuries of life. these Pills produce the most happy effects, and they are so innocent in their nature, as to require no restraint. sold by E. kilwAr.i., 66, st. Paul's Ckurch-yard, Lendoo,yeiso to. ed. the Double Box, is. v 43., Also by Sanger, Oitortiroad.