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FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. WHITEHALL, OCI'OBF.R IS, 1808. The Kix° has been pleased to nominate Rear. Ad. mita! RICHARD GOODWIN KEATS, to be one of tile Knight. Companions of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. ORbN ANCX °emit, OCT. 11. Royal Regiment of Artillery. To be Second Lieutenants—Gentleman Cadet. George J. Hunter, vice Roberts; Robert Manners, vice Ford ; I dward J. Birdges s Trite Woodyrar ; John F. Breton, vice Sartdilands ; John Mt r. der, vice King ; John Grant, vice Thorndike ; Edward D. Deimos, vice Willis; John Street, vice Coy; and Francis Wes ton, vice Vaughan.—All promoted and dated Oct. 1, 1808. C01=1441011 in the Dorsetshire Regiment of Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. John !irk rage, Gent. to be Surgeon, vice Charles Mar ennan Hendrix, Gent. dismissed by the sentence of a Corn Menial. Dated september 14,1808. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Nottingham.—Nottinghamshire Militia. James Broderick, Esq. to be Captain. Dated Sept. 28, 1808. Newark Troop of Nottinghamshire Yeoman Cavalry. Thomas Wright, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, and John Hand- Gent. to be Cornet. Dated August 22, 1808. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. James Andrews and Daniel Garrett, late of Friday-street, Cheap. side, linen-drapers, July 1, 1805. Thomas Wood abd JaMea-Akers, of Stulcottes,Yorluhire, brasdy . . . . merchants, August 4, 1808. Benjamin Kelsey mid Innis Meadows, leather-dyets and sellers, Baron's Buildings, Southwark, August 17, 1808. Stephen King and Wm. Powell, in Bush-lane, London, smiths, , . . October 1, 1806. Wm. Wigney and Bei:gawks Tillitone, of Blighthelnunone, Sus sex, banker, lune 5, 1808. John Hollings Allen and Thomas Sadler, of Oxford, ebytnists and , ituggists, Sept. 29, 1808. John Brown, deteased, and Richard Young, of Great Portlan& street, St. Mari , la-Bonne, 'tea-deafen, Scpt. 13, 1808. John "Lawn deceased, and John Pain, of Great Mary-la-Bonne street, tea-dealers, Sept. 13, 1808. Richard Dunn and Jost ph Ibbotson, both of Barnsley, Yorkshire, litres-rnanufacturerl, Sept. 27„ 18 . 08. John Hagen, of Avna- Mill , and John Dunkerty, of Pit-Bank, . _ parislroiOldkam, Lancashire, cotton-spinners, October 7,1888. !anus Alexander Stevens and habit Stevens, wine, spirit and hop merchants, Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, October 10, 1806. Ritintrd Taylor, of Church-row, Linsehbus,, and Wm. Evans, of Lbnehouve-Hok, bibddleset, boat-builders, October 12, 1808. Wm. Hyde, of Brootngrove, and Charles Linve, of Attereliffe, parish of Sheffield, millers ind corrndealers, October 10, 1808. Richard Pratt, Job Orton Smith, and Francis Lesson, of Coven try, bookselleTt, stationers, and.printrts. Robert Lucas, late of' Lisbon, and )obn Hinckley, of London merchants. Georg; Baniley and Joke Plater, poper-makers, Baldwin's-place, near Gray s-inn -lane, Middlesex, October 15 1808. Thbmas Pa.y and Thorn , s Davis, Line-vtreet, London and St. Thtnus'is-Watering, Kent-road. Sump, rope, line, and twine spinners, Sep-. 49, 1808. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. October Q'S. James Corbin Hayward, of Chainber's-street, Good man's Fields, Middlesex, (now or late purser of the East India alii? United Ititypiten a dealer andthapman, at'ten, at Guildhall. BANXIXUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Edfneri Tevey, of Norsk Bradley, Wilts, clothier. BANKRUPTS. Charlotte Wallbutt, tate;iietworth, Susses, milliner, haber ilissher,dealer and thaoverhart, to surrender October Iti, in, hnd Nov .!even, at the Abgel Inn, Pertvorth aforesaid. Atternies, Mena. Ellis end 4411e, - Petsvorth. Willi:kr* Jones, of Great Porthuul-street, Portland-place, Mid dlesex, coach-maker, dealer and chapman, October 18, at ten s October 29, at eleven, and November 26, at oue, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Langley,'Plumbtree-street, bloontsbury. Willfar* Caronatul, of Sfockpeat, Cheshire, cabinet-maker, dealer and chapman, Nov. S, 4, MA 08, at eleven, at the Dog Taverr, Manchester. Auornies, Messrs. Milne, Sergeant, and Mihle, '&lw:cluster ; or Messrs. Mllne and Parry, Temple, London. DIVIDENIS. October 2t. Nathan Rust, of Rotherfield Peppard, near Henley, Oxfordshire, miller, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. October 2.4. Thomas Lee, of Holborn, Middlesex, glover, at twelve, at Guildhall,-Lo ndon. October 22. Wm.. Williams, of Lad-lane, London, victualler, at twelve, at Guildhall. October 21. John Stott, of Rochdale, Lancashire, shopkeeper, at twelve, at the Roebuck Inn, Rothiale. October 2/2. Wm. Wright, of Qaeenhithe, London, provision ate/el:int, at ten, at October 24. 'Phones Pearson, Tote of Pennybridge, Lancashire, tax-spinfter, at twelve, let the Royal Oak, I.antaster. Otrebor el. lames Wheeler, late of Abingdon, Berke, grocer, u ten, at the Crown add Thhtle Inn, Abingdon. October 2/.. James Battershell. late of Portsmouth, Hants, ship chandler, at One, ht the Royal Oak inn, Portsea. October 21. David Thomas, of Llandilo-Vaur, Carmartheftshire, shopkeeper, elevee, at the Bush Tavern, Bristol. Oetibbee SW. Thomas Jennings and Dickinson Jennings, of spun ky', Lincolnshire, bankers., ironmongers and copartners, at ten, at the White Hart Inn, Spalding OCtober 21. Prank Parkinson, of Kingsidn-npon-Hut, merchant, at elelest, at the George Inn., Kingston-upon-11A. Octobtv 22. Alexander M"Lecklin and John Gilt, of Great St. Helen's, London, factors and brokers, at twelve, at Guildhall. October 24. William Green, of Liverpool, cutler and hardware man, at tatelve at the Grobe TaVern, Liverpool. October 24. Th;mte Lees, now or la at of Hebdett4tr4dre, parish a Halifax, Yorkshire, cotton-spinner, at eleven, at the Talbot Inn, Halifax. October '2.2. Daniel Matthews, late of Pasingstoke, Hants, grocer, at eleven, at the Crown Inn, Basingstoke. Saturday se'nnight, during the dreadful Storm of wind, I stack of chimnies was blown down in New John-street, Liverpool, and a man who was un fortunately passing by at the time was killed on the spot ; and a fishing-boat with two young men in her was upset in the river, and one of them was drowned. The coal-heavers, it will be recollected, lately en tered into a cOmbinatitet against their Masters and the public for an increase of wages, although they could earn fourteen shillings a-dny without any extraor dinary exertion. The Magistrates, however, gave orders to their officers to apprehend such as should presume to demand a greater rate than that allowed by the regulations. These gentry then .refused to work at all, expecting that their masters could not dispense with their services. A sufficient number of discharged soldiers and country labourers having since betaken themselves to the business, the masters get their work done at the old rates, and the coal beavers are now going about the streets in the utmost misery, soliciting the support of the public. CORONFA'S INQVMSTS.—Friday evening, a Coro ner's inquest was held before Anthony Gell, Esq. Coroner for Westminster, on the body of Mrs. Morris, a gentleman's wife in that vicinity, who died sud denly by a fall on the preceding day, and the verdict Was Accidental Death. Another inquest was held on the same day, en the body of a yourg girl, servant to one of the persons eintnected with the establishment of Low-street Police Mee. It appeared, that While some on&Was speak tog to her on the preceding evening, she suddenly t i tl:/ a prii down arid expited.- ,, The verdict, Accidental Saturday, aft intintst Nat held at Queenbithe, on the body of the roaster of a Maidstone hoy, who, in going On board on Thursday, fell into the river and vas drowned.—Vettliet, Accidental Death. MARRIEI:. At 13roughton Manse, im the 7th instant, the Rev. Alexander telfer, minister of the gospel, JohnstOne, to Mks Helen, daugh ter of the Rev. Thotnas Gray, Minister of Broughton. Thursday last, at Farmington, J. K. Douglas, Esq. second Ben of Brigadier General Douglas, to Isabella Maria, eldest daughter of Thomas Wlllan, Esq. of Farmington, Gloucestershire, and Mary la-bonne Park. PROLOGUE TO'Titt 1141IW TIAADITIONAIOC - PLAT, TESI MTV , TEKIOI/6 lIAIDC."-WILITTIM BY LOMAT ST. GNORGE TINGTON, ESQ;•••••IPOIZSI MIL fOTItAill. ,••••••• With anxiousmind, with agitated breast, By ev'ry terror forcibly imprets'd, Our Bard to-night, exalted in his views, Resigns the Comic for the SerionX Mine; Beneath her banner variously displays Passion's mere spark extended to a blaze•; While moral ardour kindles into birth The firm in honour, and the pure in worth! Here Virtue hails, contending claims above, The tear of Pity on the cheek, of Loire. Our Bard no longer treads on Fairyland, Where Fancy, like a despot, holds command.; No longer new endeavours to excite •Ideal grief, and fabulous delight : Still less attempts, with vigour to transmit Wit strong as genius, genius bright as wit ; While learning rears, with animated haste, Reviving elegance, end rescu'd taste, He simply offers, unadorn'd by art, One touch of Nature on a gen'rous heart.• The pageantry, tho'inagic he forsake, Tho' " Sleeping BAnitie," here no longer wake, Yet shall It still decidedly appear, That Love, whets noble, never slumbers here. Hearts like your own with clemency can feel ; To hearts so gifted now We make appeal; Each party then 'shall equal pleasure share— He that solicits mercy—You that spare. ' This is an allusion to the character onfiesco. PIAIDSTONE, OCTOB.ER 11. Friday evening, Mr. H. Collis, of this town, builder s ) Was informed, that it Was designed by some of his workmen to break into and rob his house that night. Mr. Collis instantly assembled a guard, consisting of some of his principal friends, five in number, ready prepared to secure the assailants, who, soon after one o'clock, rrad. , their attempt by forcibly entering his counting-house ; having so far accomplished their' purpose, Mr. Collis and his friends sallied forth out of an adjacent room and secured two of the miscreants out of those who entered; a third made his escape. They then proceeded to a house in Union-street, when after a long search, they also secured another, who run out of - the said-house, and concealed himself is an adjoining privy. This last was the person who planned the robbery. Two of these desperadoes had worked for Mr. Collis a short time as sawyers, their names are Thomas Jackson and John Moss, lately from London, the third is a William Clemens, lately from Canterbury, the other who escaped is unfortu nately unknown at present. The congregation in the parish church of Nairn, on Sunday se'nnight, were suddenly and very seri- Gusty alarmed by the fall of a part of the building, which se..7rmd to threaten the downfall of the whole. A scene of great confusion ensued ; but providen tially, although many persons were severely hurt, no lives *erc lost. The building has long been conside red in a dangerous state, but its repair has been re tarded by some differences among the heritors. Two Extra Prize, to be decided on the Firrt and Se cond bay of Drawing, each entitled to the Chance of Five Hundred State Lottery Tickeis.lloENSßY and Co. 26, Cornbill, respectfully acquaint the Public, that the above two valuable Chances are given to the Purchasers of Tickets and Shares in the present J. ot tery, in addition to the Prizes contained in the Scheme, and exceed all former Lotteries in value, in as much as the total amount of One Thousand Tick ets. Schemes at large may be had gratis. No. 10,294, the last drawn £20,000, and No. 3536, the last drawn £2OOO, were both shared by HORNbiIY and Co. in the last Lottery. ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS. Wednesday last, the Rev. Paul Whittingliatn, A. M. was insti tuted to the Vicearage pf Sedgeford, in the County of Norfolk, on the presentation of the Dean and Chapter of Ndrwich. Archbtshois of Canterbury has presented the Rev. John Bridges to the Rectory of Softwood and Hythe, void by the de tease of the Rev. Thomas Randolph. The Lord Bishop of Exeter has collated the Rev. John Rogers, A. B. to 1 Prebend in t►e Cathedral Church of St. Peter, vacant by the death of the Rev. Dr. Wth. Carpentt r. The Univenity of Aberdeen have conferred the degree of Doc tor in Divinity upon the Rev. Archibald Maclaehion, one of the minibters of Dundee. At a meeting of the Presbytery of Dundesz, held there on Wednesday se'xinight, the Provost of l'undee p .oduced a presen tation from the Magistratet and Town Council, nominating the Rev.Archibuldhladaehlan,D,D. to be minister of the Town and Country Parish of Dundee, vacant by the death of Dr. Small, which being sustained, Dr. Maclachlan was accordingly trans. toted to the charge. •I'he Rev. Samuel Cameron, *ho, on the .Itl of June, was elec ted Minister of Norriston Chapel, Perthshire, was ordained on the 29th ult. by the Rev. Mr. Clawson, minister of Logic, and most cordially received by the people. BIRTHS. Wednesday, at his house in Upper Brook-meet, the Lady of John Drummond, Esq. of a son. At his house, George-street, Edinburgh, on the 6th inst. the Lady of Mr. James rergkik6n, advocate, of a daughter. At Kelly, on Monday sennigitt, the Lady of the Hon. Major Ramsay, of a son. DIED. Saturday morning, at his kouse in Mildred's-court, Poultry, William Storrs Fry, banker. 14e was of the Society called Quakers.. On the 4th ult. Colonel Charles on hi:4rd his Majdsty's_sloop bf irar the Phipps, on his passage home from the Havannab, with Important dispatches to Governnient. At Winterfield, near Dunbar, on the 3d inst. Major-General John Forbes, late of the Hos'. East India Company's service. lb Alsgest last, on his estate in the Colony of Berbice, Ales. Bruce Morris, of Queen-square, Bloomsbury, Esq. At Greenock, on the 4th Instant, John Mbar, 114. of Leith Hall, in the Island of Jamaica. Friday se'nnight, at his house, at West Wycombe, Sir John Chit tester, Bart. of Yotilstdo, in Devonshire. Mottlay se'nnight, at the venerable age of 93, the R. Pitt Longdon, Bettor of Winstone, and Perpetual curate bf liarnwisoli and Elailey, in Gloucestershire. He had constantly ratkled se the first-mentioned parish 66 years, and assiduously .plual the duties of it, till prevented by infirmity. In December last, at BoMbay t Mr. John tramtftitgr kg . 114 nourish& East Ina katalstkiittilti aid late of ages! s 4 years. SATE BY AUCHON. an-COAL %CETUS' OFFIC rr NEWCASTLE COAL. I Adair's Main ' Barrier Milk • Wilton Long Diggs Main Bryih • Croft's Maio Bighton Moor , •••• • East Tanfield Heaton Main Hebburn Main s-.. • t • tit - liblywell Main Kenton Main FlUinglow Main Charlotte Montague Main Murton Main Percy Main Pontop Simpson 's Pontop Windsor's Gatosbea4 South Moor Tan&ld Moot Team Tyne Main Townley Main Percy Walker Walls-End [Walls-End Twinple's 6 to - - - Wortley Wylam South Hebbum Killingworth . Bell aid Co.'s Walls-End Cowpen Main Hartley Ci mien • SUNDERLAND. Bourn Moor FAken Malts Hedswortk Newbottle Moor Primrose Main Peerith New Main Wear's Wall's-End - 2 1 Ships tAe. KS E SS 0 SS 0 -.-S9l THE COURSE Amsterdam, 34 7 2 U Ditto at sight, 34 0 Rotterdam, 10 17 2 U Hamburgh, 33 02k U Altana, 33 1 2 U Paris 1 day's di. 22 16 Liv. Ditto, 2 Us. e 3 0 Bourte'aux ditt* ss o .54 0 Madrid, as e, Se it 36 0 51 0 55 0 Cadiz, 57 0 SS 6 51 0 59 0 43 Effect. SIJR.REt, FREEHOLD lESTATE, NEAR LEATHER HEAQAND REIGATE.--Lly Mr.ROBINS, .Pit airiviiy's . Cottee-house, thange-alley, • Combill, on Tares day, the iitth•of October, afro/erre o'cloek, In two Lots: Lot 1. A IsIESIRABLE FREEHOLD Es. 1 TATE, Headley Grove House, situate on Head kly Common, a•fine healthy spot, commanding rich and extensive views over a diversified country, with offices of every description, eee4ileytt Virden, laWn, Ste ; farmyard, With barn, "taw s, and out-buildings; turn:united by sundry inclosures of meadow, p as . "tore, arable, and thriving wood lend, cont a i n i ng upwards of nine Tying Otrfeeily compact, and e x tens i ve common right; .‘ a bo ti : erel alien-miles from Sutton, six from R e i gate, five from tv Leatberhead, and nineteen from London, in the occupation of Henry Ski:ell, Esq. limited - tate possession may be had. Lot 2. ..1 1 ‘. eepyhoiti Lime of Inhteltance, comprising two iuclosures of arable land, on the op; °site side of the road, c on .„ tabling upwards of Right acres, psesenting a very eligible spot fur coninianding extensive and beautiful prospects. To be viewed by applying on the.prernises, where particulars may be had; at the principal bans, elgite ; Cock, Sutun; Red Lion, Dorking; Sweat, Leatberitrad ; White licrt, tiedtiforti; King's Arms, Godalming; Sun, Kingston; Old S!:ip, l'rightnn; Star, Lewes; of Meskrs. Jones and Green, Solicitors, alislmity. square; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Goider-scuare, • • e , where a plan of the estate may be seen. I. 14. 1-bS 43 Effect. 32 0 48 6 55 6, '54 -0' . es 51 0 52 6 :10 0 51 11 51 0 811bei. 41 Effect. Altio on the Bank of 56 6 57 0 54 6 5.5 0 51 0 51 6 51 6 51 6 0• 42 0, SS 0 M S 7 0 56 0 L 6 6 J.; 0 SS 6 55 6 37 0 52 0 _: . 52 0 52 6 36 34 0 134 b 51 6 53 0 56 0 55 0 fi 0 '54 0 46 -0 o f 2 9 54 6 53 540 GENTEEL AND -NEM liGUaEhUs..is CHOICE RICH OLD CHINA, PLATE, GLASS, Sec-&t, BY Mr. Kllit4HAW, On Monday the 24th day of Oc:Ober ' 1808, and :lie two f o ll ows ing days, on the Premises of the late Mrs. Beet, si taste b Abingdon -street, *forthampton, THE FURNITURE consists of Fonr.post and other Bedsteads, Mahogany Feet Posts; Feather-Beds, 'Counterpanes, Quilts, Blankets, and Mattresses; Mahw ry painted Dressing Tablas, and ditto Bason-stands ; Secretw l and 13oak-case • Night-tables, airing Horses, Cabinet ard Pombl e Wriiing 'Desk, Tambour Frames, Chamber Chairs, Fire-irote and Wire Fenders - ; Drawing-room in suit, viz..Brusseh Carps Hearth Rug, Sofa (Chintz cover), pair of Curtains to match ; ten ja;.anned gilt elbow Chairs, large Pier Glass, in gold frame; t, rand Piano P ,rte (by Broadwood), pair of Mahogany Ce t i. Tabli.s, Work-Table, aid pair cf Glass Chandelier Lustrcs; Mahogany Drawers, large swing Glasses, in mahogany frames , small ditto ; Oak Drawers, Oak fold-up Bedstead ; Bed-roun d and other Carpets ; painted Chests of Drawers; Paintings and Prints—(in the former is comp: iced a view of Harwich, and Ro meo at the side of Juliet in the Vault, 23 represented by Mr. Garrick and Mrs. Bellamy;)—Mahogany Chairs, Set iif During- Tables, circular ends; ClaW and Pembroke ditto; Pole Pin- Screens; handsome Sideboard and Cellarets ; tiluor-Chests and Glass Bottles • Ladies' Work Table ; Pier Glass .s, gilt frames ; Hll Limp, Stairs-'...iarpet, and Mahogany 'I and Knih."2.ases. The KATE comprises large end small Waiters ; Ccffee and Tea-pots. Cream-basons, Candlesticks ; large Cup, two handles; Salts, Ladles, Fish-Knife, Spoons, print:FT-Cups, du. dec. The CRINA consists of .fine rich obi plain, gilt and enamelled, in Dinner and Tea Sets; several !arse Bowls, sound; Jars, Flower-stands, Barons, and Ewers; Japanned and Pontypool Waiters ; Tea;Frays, licc. Knives anti Forks; Class in general; an Epergne; several pair of cancers;D Wine-Glasses, Jellies, Patties, fumblers, and Rnminers. Kitchen and :scullery Utensils in general, in Copper, Braes, Pewter, and Tin. Earthenware, Glass Bottles, Salting Leads, Hair-Ilnei and Ctinhcs-Horses Wash-Trays, a Mangle, Brew ing and Watering-Copper, Lbeter, lidashaub, and Underback; Sieves ; Spouts and Tunnels, Ladders, Garden-Pots and Garden 'Tools; Stone Poll, iron Frame ; four Green•Stexlis ; Cucumbers Frame and Lights ; several sweet Iron-bound Hogsheads sad Half-Hogsheads, and several smaller Casks • together with an reerous other Articles . Also h handsome Carien, with Lamps, and lint d complete ; and a single-horse Chaise. The China, Plat's, and Glass ' will be sold on the first day; and the *hole may be viewed oftSztorday preceding the Sale. The Sale to commence each morning a half ° past ten o'clock and continue till the Lots for each day are disposed of. •Cataloguss to be had at the. following Places, at Siz-pens each, the Money to be returned to purchasers, viz. Fernivilb Inn Coike-house; • London ; Swan, Newport Pagnell; Bull, Stony-Stratford ; White-Horse, Towcester ; Saracen'-Head,Da ventry; Talbot, Welfare!; Angel, Harborough; George, Kel.. tering and Tbrapston ; Hind, Wellingborough ; Bull Inn, Olney; and of Mr. Kirshaw, Surveyor, Appraiser, and Auctioneer, Northampton. SI 6 51 0 78 0 34 6 51 0 ill 0 51 0 52 0 651 9.51 IP EXCHANGE. Palermo, 92 Pence per os. Leghorn, 51 j Genoa, 47i Venice, 52 Lim. Piecole effective .per 1. Stu Naples, 49 ' Lisbon, OS Operto, 69 Duklin; 10 Cork, 11f New Dollars, ss. 4d. per oz. [° and, S per Cent. HIGH WA 1 . ER AT LoNDog tlrfE TO-MORROW. Morning - - 45 seitittees after 14 Afternoon 14 minutes after 1 3.A1t8 B 1 AUCTION. MANOR and FREEHOLD ERTATE, CHRISTCHVRC H, HANTS. By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, • (Successors :e Mr. SMITH) At the George Inn. Southamron on Thursday, the 27th ittst. at Twelve o'Clocic, in 26 Lots, A MOST Valuable and Desirable FREEHOLD -I- A- ESTATE adjoining the Town of Christchurch, comprising abnut 60 Acres of Land, in various situations., and particularly eligible for Raiding, near the fine Bathing Coast of Muddiford.— The Land will be divided into Lots, so as to merit the attention of the Speculator in Building. Also the valuable Manor of So inerford, extending over large Commons and a great Track of Country, as far as the New Forest, with the Tints, Otit Rents, and Fines on Lives, producing about £lOO per Annum. Partisulars to be had by applying to Messrs. tirbtry and Derby, No. 1, Tanfield-court, Temple'; Mr. Ludlow, Christ church, Hants; at the George and Dolphin, Southampton; Crown, Ringwood; White Hart, Bath: Angel, Lymingtnn ; Fountain, West Cowes, Isle of Wight ; and otMe tars. Hoggert and Phillips, 62, Broad -street, near the Royal Exckange. VALUABLE PLANTATION IN ThF ISLAND OF NEVIS• By Messrs. HOCGART and PHILLIPS, (Successors to Mr. SMirsi) At Garraway's, some time in January, 1809, By order of the Administrators of Rose Beckford, Esq. deceased, ANORETON'.s BAY PLANTATION, in the ISLAND of NEVIS; containing One Hundred and Eighty six Acres, Eighty-two of which are Cane Land, and the remain der cayaSle of being converted into the stme with facility ; toge ther s i.h all the Negroes, Mules ' Horses, and Cattle on the Estate; a Horse Mill, nearly new ; Dwelling-House, Out-offices, Mule-sheds, Boiling and Curing Houses, Still-house, two Stills, and requisite Out-buildings. 'The Estate is one of the most productive and least expensive in the Wand, and is supplied by a well of most excellent spring Water; and the distance from the Boiling-house to the Shipping Place not more than .500 yards. Particulars may be bad of Messrs. Rigby and I.owless, Soli citors, 14, Chatham-place ; at the Bush, Bristol'; Hotel, Liver pool ; at Garraway's, Lloyd's, and Jamaica Coffee-4ms; and of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, No. 62, Brosd-iitriie, 'Witt Exchange s Inc : 0p... _ MESSRS, LEfail aud.Co. burgeons, confine the ITA attention th the treatment sit certain Complaints contracted in an unguarded hour, and that bebllity whlchlis ckused by youth ful habits. Mr. Ll Ina having Imo engaged is this evelasive branch for the last eleven years ia this house, it is presumed that the advantage of such everience gives the utinost success to that assiduity with which they devote theinselvet to the Cure of these Complaints.—ln all times of recent wen:tenet the cure is' ireedy, and pain and danger arc equally avoided. In every complicated case, and in those distressing deficiencies, which are the e >use quences of youthful imprudence, or the eneryating indulgences of t*turity in warm climates, their mode of treatment ensures a safe anti permanent restoration to vigorous health. The terms era stated on the first interview, or in attsWer to letters, containing a bank note, andin every case the most inviolable secrecy is ob. served.—No. 29, Arundel-street, nekr Tempie Bar. l'ke . re is an addldenil entranis In Wtter-streetadjid. PRRYk. I UAL AD u*Seti AND NEXT PRESENtA TION TO VALUABLE VICARIAL TYTHES, IN THE COUNTY OP SURREY, CHINU'S I'kl ENT WORM LOZENGES. 'TO Parents, Guardians, and others, who have the care of Children, this valuable medicine cannot be too strongly retort:molded. Worn* are a disease few children es cape. They destiny the appetite, weaken the organs of digestion, produce pains in the stomach and bawds, deprive the body of its nourishment, occasion emaciation and palenesty step the progress of growth, and are the cause of the most alarming convulsions, which too often terminate in death. Ntir are their erects le* severe on grown persons; by ulcerating the stomach and bowel; they are often the cause of lingering complaints, which prove fatal at last, and tuhject the patient to the most etcriteatlrg fits 'of agony and distress. fn ehildheoll, every diitiale With Which child is afflicted, is also higl.l7 era peratvd by them. The certainty and safety both of their prevention and cure, by the above medi elme.is so Inlay eat blished to the satisfaction of the Public, by the testimony of the fir,t anti Most leading characters of the Nubility, and of athlete of htgb•rtriectabilty, who hate wititAsed its re markably effects in their own families, this it is only necessity to observe, this is the period of the season when such a medicine ought to he given to children and others,to prevent any attack of tics coitfpiaint. Sold wholesale and retail, at Ching and Butler's, 'l 4 la. Cliespaide, Corner of Paternoster-row ; Baxter, Edin burgh and Glasgow ; and retaily by moat Ciuntry vender's, 13 Saes, at 9s. 9d. sad S. lid. • TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Messrs . HOGGART sad PHILLIP'4, • ; T(Successon to Mr..., hE PERPETUAL ADVOVSON and neat PRESENTATION to a most valuable Property I Vicarial 'Tithes, producing l'looo per annum, and capable of dutch int provenient ; with a respectable Vicarage House, ONlces, and Land, within ten miles of London; the present incumbent is about 60 years of age. Particulars are preparing, and in a few days may be had (on the application of principals only) of Messrs. Huggart and Phillips, I DrOad-street, Royal Exchatike. DIXON'S CF.E.EBRATED ANT 11114.1003 PILLS. THESE kills have long obtained a just celebrity -A- in the privce practice of the Proprietor, Mr. Bixon, Apo thecary, and from their great success in many obstinate billow Disorders, ouriminerous patients of distinction and other!, parti- MIDDLESEX AND HER.TS, NEAR RICKMANSW Cr% I 4.. culrl the Diike of teffford, Sir George Warren; Sir Gregory Page Lady Say and Sete, the Viscountess Buike- ELIGIBLE FAMILY RESIDENCE, FARM, and LANDS. By Mr ROBINS,t he public, under ley, Ste. Ste. he was persuaded to offer them to Turfser l , the Dowager 4 At Garravray's Coffee-house, 'Change-Alley, Cornhill, on Tues- the approbatip_ n e and sanction . of their name. day, the t nth of October at twelve o'clock, in Cline Low. October,, CAPITAL FRE E HOLD HOLD and COPYHOLD „ Liod Ift f ollowing is a proof of their efficacy •. "Deal Castle, Haverfordwest, South Wales, Feb. 24, NMI. pretehts his Compliments to Mr. Diann : al- A ESTATE, Harefield Grove, the property and residence of though Ca p tain not personally acquainted wish him, would take it as a fa a Gentleman ; comprising an eicelleat family house, with °Sees your, if he would semi hint four or five boxes of his Pith as loon 0 r all descriptions, yards, coach-houses, stablea,.barris, and various as he possibly can. :s Lloyd, Who has always used the Medi put-buildings; lawns, pltasure grounds, grFod kitchen gardens, dye, is now pregnant, an *dry uherefl; tar the great service they part walled and planted with thriving fruit trees. At a convenient have been to Mit. Lloyd, et well alto eareild Bishop WA all his distance from the mansion is a ininfortable frtiFhoinie, with family, Capain Lloyd feels it his duty to recommend the pills yard, baths, stables, and intt-baliditigs, together with upwards wherever Ito goes; hi really thlialotec Mr; Diann would appoint of 224 asses or meadow, pasture, arable, and thriving wood land, some persons as venders in this .county, it would be a benefit to laid out id tie park style, and surrounded by park paling, entbel -1 the coMinonliy . 4 lisped with luxuriant plantations, and full grown timber , all in The Pips h e footed tube ate In :tint:treble remedy for restoring Ile most emnplete order, amply sUp•dlied with fine water, and fit , the tone o f th e 4;otri s e, for curing Indigestion, for preventing for the immediate reception of a gentleman's family ; aftnate oh eg i c g t h eeiAg d &ki r innsogaent disagreeabie eructations and flatu s 1 Harefield CoMmOn, a fir. e, dry, healthy,and commanding situation, with extensive common rights. This estate i s w i t hi n . tw qm dlos Ie ncies. They prevent habitnal and temporary co ,tiveness, sick i of Rickmansworth, in an excellent n e i g hb our h oo d, goo d roads, ht:al-aches and heart-burn, which is oceasio led by piegnencr , and pails of hounds within a short distance; only six milts rioln the i Watford atitlUsbrtdge, and nineteen from laindcm. e red*Rault biles inMensPeritS diCssag *jail lg to execs. and a Zebdirintastantiliell, Whether add* from the acrimony of Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. ikatiar's ; No. 4, Chea•pside, To be vitniiid by t4ekets; panieulars on the presnisze; of Mr. a - et. of Pathrnoster-roan,London; Baxter, Edinburgh and John and Thomis'Ernmeet,Threfield ; White Hon es Uxbridge ; \ ciare s tiv ;an fetid bf ;trea t&witty ibtaittine Venders, in boxes Swan, Rieknianaworth; Essex Arms, Watford; Castle, Saltli.ll; L. 21 . g& a ed ag iftgit - .r 1 White Hart, Windsor : at Cranford Pridg. , ; Red Liqn,Southall LONfithq : Primal inl halts".' av EL KEN I', or Cur . gild Hotnslow : at Girti*ay't ; and of Mr. Rdbilik,t'Whiihlck •ilitek; 061d1W-Wrtiate, of Whorn tickets for ilisithgeial belied, ; Csabitf Rice, Litmidfh, at ate s*Aft93trwe, NO. i, Casey. and a plan of the Estite mat ht Seca, ... 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