Star. — London, England, 1808-05-23 00:00:00

'MILITARY 'Plit 16143. Commissions in the Norkilk Militia, sighed by the , , • Lord Lieutenant.-Weqern Regiment. John Norris, Esq. to be Captain, vice TVssen, resigned ; and Wil li:no Coieman, Gent. to be Entign, vice Charles - Whitby,. re :signed Dattd March IS, 1808. Joseph Jackson, Geut. tq by Ensign. Dated April 16, 1608. • Eastern Regiment. Robert Ferriw Blake, Esq. to be Cap tain , vice Cooper , resigiled. • • • Clille -Hatch.. Esq.. to be ditto, v ice Selby,, /188 8 US .be Listatenfintildee Rope., prouived to Cu 2492 e. 'intent Of root; ssaignE Cagray _to hedittm tice . c , premoted to the 68d Regiment of Xoot. Au diced March 'lB, I MI& • • linctlilteltßoaeho, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Duna. promoted j• Dat.esi,March I t, 48PS. is sbeEPard,.Geqt..to be ditto. vice ti4q, ay, promoted.- ontas,Yearey, Gent. tia c he Auto. 17atedfilat.1 12, 11'41i 4 . Defghton, Gent-to be Jttto. Dated 147fareh 2e, 1808. , Commissions sighed by di Lord Lieutenant of the ' Connty orperby. Scarsdale Regiment of Volunteer Infan try. • John Wilcolons Gent_ tole Ensign. -DazedMay 14.81108. • Wirkswntth Battalion ofilkabanteer Infantry. hetes swetualtam,, .Esq. 'to be C o lrain • - cre0 1 :11, ?- 1 ?r , fioinas:Hall,,Jasper li..trigertigtes,,trii,be Ll:rants; Wit* , { ism Bradshaw, tlrnai Sm Cluniee. n, Gents.. to • . •. • • • be Ensigr.s. flat may I'l,lßoß. ' • EaSt'Detbyihire Bittalitin of Volunteer Infantry. - ThomasWiliiamWilliamson. John Hint, William GoodalkGents. • .to be Litinettants ; Williata fletcher, Gent. •to be Eee!Se . . - Pared as wove. Commissions signed by the Go:senior of the Tsle of. Wight. South-West Battalion or 'hip of Wight Volunteers. Barrington Pope Blacticird, Es¢ to be lieutenant-Colonel-Coni ; mondani. Dated May 2, 1808. • Robert Rogeri, Esq. to be Captain, vice Need, promoted. Dated • May s, 1808. South-East Battalion of ditto. Akrandet .C211,10104.F.5q. to be Lieurrnant.Coloned-Comman 'dent ; . arid Rober(Cole„ Esq. to be Major. Dated May 2., 1808. Coinnssitins signed.bi the Lord Lieutenant of the _ . . - County of Salop. Ludlow and Cleobury Cps of Volunteer Infantry, •LientenantEdwi:d Stellingi tote Cipuiln; vice Green, reidgued. Dated May 1808. • • - - -•- To be Lieutenants -- Ensign Qeorge Paniloe, Tice Taylor, resigned ; Ensign . William Gardner, vice Fox, resigned ; Ensign _Thomas Welling', vice E.. Welling% ) promoted. Dated as above. To be Enspas-:.l4ittnplsrc7 Snitch, John Greenhouse, and Tho mas Wilkfnsoa, Gents. Dated as above. BANKRUPTS. John Peering, ,late of ,Chalfm d, Gloucesterthire, clothier, dealer . end chamnan, to surrender Muy,27, 9.8, and July 2, at ten, at the White Hart inn, Gloucester. Attornies, Mr. George Chil ton, Exchequer Office, Lincoln's Inn, London ; or Mr. W. C. Ward, Gloucester. John Bell, of Trowbridge, Wilts, clothier, deale r and chapman, 22, at five, June 25 , and July 2, at eleven, at the George Inn, Trowbridge. Attornies, Mr. S. Williams, Trowbridge ; or Mr. J. Williams, of Red Lion-square, London. Richard Rutter, of Blackburn, Lancashire, currier, dealer and chaperon, June 9,10, and July 2, at eleven, at the Dog, Preston. .• Attornies, Mr. Ellis, Cursitor-street, London; or. Mr. Dixon, Preston. Thomas Binford, late of Kent Rotel, Surrey, soap-manufacturer, deal.r and chapman, June 1, at twelve, June 14, at eleven, and . July 2, at. one, at t;tdidball. Attorney, Mr. Syddoll, Alders. N a te-street. . I.azarus, of Brown's Buildings, London, slopseller, dealer and Chapman, May 84, St, lid lair 2, at ten, at Guildhall.-' Attorney, Mr. liaaes,Mitterooort, Aldiate. Jtatest Ruinbold,iste of Bort Lstrect,,,Wapping, Middlesex, mer eisaatldealer and choivan,.filay 28, June 7. and July 2, at ten, at Guildh'aft Msare.llimiiiillon and Hewitt, Little Friiity-street, Cheapside. • papa* Astwick, of 'Florkton, Tatirehire, corn-dealer, dealer and chapman, June 6,7, and July 2, at clever% at the George • and Dragon Inn,.Woktfield. Artornies,' Air. Evans,Tbavles-. inn, London ; or Mr. Crosiey, Bradford, Yorkshire. :sines Jackson,. of-'l'opsham, Dt.m6l/,;' lime-burner, dealer and • chapman, May 23, : 28, and July 2,.u.e..3-sen, at the Globe Ta van, is Exeter . Attornies , Mr. Piodaky, Exeter; or Messrs. • fine:Vsnd on. 1 11=4:11reintiund Lcwiri;:'aj beer and spirit &fiefs, chlpfaeti; and Collyinets, JuitelS; 16, Ind "die 4'oGleibe tagerilf, ig'letin-eireet, Liver "p4sol. Vethlte orred, - th,atoot .• • William Watts, Late of the %with o'f St: tebigo,'Olvintestershire, Victualler, dialer :TM ellkphuu , lint My 2,. se ' ',rearm the - Rtirnmes Tavern, Brand:* *Weary, Mr. S.* :Ahmmons,- Bristr L Robert. Harkins Kendall„of Little Carter-bor, Pottor'd Cord. mons, Loudon, sugar-refiner, May 28, Jdpe 4, and let 2; at ten, at Guildhall. Atisrnies.Meaars. Pearce and Son, Swithia's . lane, London. John Shepherd, of Hortop:Mills, near Colebrook, Bucks, leather. seller, dealer and ctlapfno?t,Mat 28,bind 4 . , and InlY 2, at twelve 'it Maikifiatl; - I.:iiidoxi.' L AtteiVy, Lob. tory, London: • • - Iltobert Abraham MIAs and James Harding, late of Sherrard street, Gulden-square, Middlesex, japanners and painters, dealers ind c'aapmen, May 94, June 4, a,tiel July E, at twelve, alt Cnildhall. AM:limey, Mr. Howell, 'Sion Coll* tArdena, London. _ • Owen Clutton, of Tooley-strcet. Southwark, Surrey, corn-mer chant, dealer and chapman, May 2n, litre 4, and July 2, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Broad, Union-street, Southwark. Benjamin Wolfe, Late of Charlotte-street, Black friars-read, Surrey, 41 and colorer:ban, dealer andshapman, 'One 1, at twelve, June 14, at eireen, and July 2, at one,' at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. John Hatton, Grtn-street, Southwark. Peter Le. Normand and Mary Henry Dorrant, otherwise M. H. • Desmant, now or late of the Kent Road, Surrey, soap-manufac-, I tracts, skaters charmer, and copartners, Way V 4, June 4, and July I, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. F. T. Rigby, Crown Once-row, Inner Temple. Tisonsas Tebb, of Wardour-street, parish of St. Ann, Soho, Mid.• l l 431reex, currier and leather-dresser, dealer and chapman, May 2s, /tale #" and July 2, at ten. at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Swinforel,Nicholas-lane,LOmbara-breet. !olds Newell and Smipson Newell, both late Of Stoke, Stafford shire, Carriers, dealers, clisptinto and copartner', May 24; June' 7, aced July 2, at twelve, at tluildhall. Attorties, Messrs. Rose and l'efrunnings, Gray's 1 2 m-square. . ROIX.II Rowni rie; of the palish of Drypool, In Holdertren, York shire, June 9; 10, and hat t, at eleven, at tht, Gorge lid, in Kingston-upon-MM. Aftornies, Messrs. 14..1-et ga sod; a m _ len't Buildings, Holborn, Lpeiden; or Mutn.'Thentsall int Charles Frost, iiregiton-twou-IMI. OIVIDEND 4I . . May 2:3 Thomas Gillum 'and' Ve 7 res. We aver, of the patish.of St. • Nlkhael Sedwardine,• adjoining Worcester, drapes and corn nets, at ten, at the Melia ll:)wreteGieen,"Worcest - r. May 2.4."fhornas Matthews, 'of Bristol, bookseller and stationer, at eleven, at the Runtrner Tavern, Bristol. • May 24. Wiffiani LUVAII, of Uheapaide, London, warehouseman, ' • at twelve, at 'Guildhall. • • • ' • • Maw e 4. Veber! Hislop, of Chisweil-street, near Finsbury-square, Muldtsisex, traintersiul glazier' At ten, at Guildhall. May g 4. Bersjantin,Hoddinot, of Bruton, Somerset, linen-draper,' at clever', at the King's Arms Inn, Briton. May 21. Tristram Squire anal Tristrauf Squire the Younger,,4 ' theparish Id Ste Vuttarel:lleien, tin-plate workers ard do*- • "damn, it eleven, at the' sentainTavern, Plyinciuth Doek.` Miy dfs Jesse Inksistnt of Maecksieki,Cheshire L eottonspiduett at three, st the Palate inn, Manchester. • • L I 11lay V 4. Whs. 8r71.;.1, late of 3. 1 :14te I.ioo-court,-Istie, • London, since of haialea, and now of Caulliersvell, Stirrey ' merchant, at one, at GUildhall.. • • • ••t. • N The Gazette entrains loyal addresses from the City and Conn ur i l 'of Cheater, the Isle of Ar•giesea; the Burl,hs of Deubifik, C . , narvon, and-Xisr:wall, • 11 . . 4t A • Tke Gaynor llkewise conrsins an Order in Council, sieelsflisgi4 et'et te therdlitariOn of the Order of the : 1 Ilk Meivernbir,"lB than be considered to have reathtd nil parts 4 tbi .6944 mi ' '4isrth' and Seeds Anserfca beetroot , 'el.. , ;oth and Sotledeirees , %Vont% ietitode, ineltiding tke *ad of NIT Orleans, ulithelltili 414 ofFebt sew f ltiqo. ' 1 BIRTH. • P` Cu t e 19th instant, at HoWick, the Countess Grey. of a mu. I I . 1 1.11 SALES . 11Y AUCIION. . _ • - t.Txpreow WILL A yeryYaluable, Compact KREE.I9.i.D FARM, situate at Tod dington, three miles from Woburn, and "slifrom bunstahle, une At the George Inn , Woburn, on Friday , the li4th day of J next, at 1.2 o'clock at noon, g ible FREEHOLD ESTATE, called AN Eli HERNE FARM ; eonsisting - of 11 closes of pasture kmd t • and four closes of arable l and, Loiltitiring adnica s ureme* 1134 acres 3 ithlds 3 poles, now in the occupation of Frances lintcheit- r, Estate may be viewed , on application being wr to the tenant; and particulars may he had of Messrs.Strong,Stiff, and Stiong, Lineoln'i Inn • of Mr. lames I.ilburne, of Southill, o, Mr . thontas Lilhurue , of Carditquaa; and of Mr. Gardner ii Auctioncer,.Wohnrn. REC ------- lORY IMpROPRIATF., GLEBE, Valuable TYTHk.S ' . PERY',F.TUAL DONATION to CCIAACY, ' And ellglblo,COlliOLD IiStATES, Ilishops%Hull, near Taunton, In the county of.tionierset. D . l Messrs. HOOC:ART and PHILLIPS, . / (Successors to Mr. Sat IT11), At the cgtorge, Taunton, on Tuesday the 31st inst. between tist! hours of 4 and• 6 o'clock in the Afternoon, in Lots, THE Valuable and Impro v e able GREAT and .SMALL TYTHES of the Parish of Bishop's Hull, ad joining the town of Taunton, extending over about 13(X) Acres 4 uncommon fertile Arable and rich Meadow Land, about six miles from Wellington, and 30 from Exeter ; the Perpetual Do nation and next Presuatation to the Curacy of Bishop's Hull, the present Incumbent aged about 43—and a very valuable Copyhold ! Estate, tythe free , in the above parish, ab out o ne mile front I l'a t uiton, hounded on each side by the turnpike r oad to Welling ' ton comprising about 6 3 Acres of Rich Arable, Meadow, and : O rchard Land, with Farm House, Cottages, and Outbuildings. This Estate will he divided into I.ots, for the accommotkation of purchasers, offering very eligible situations for Building, in a line romantic country, and a neighbourhood highly respectable ; let to John Buncombe, Esq. at a low improveable rent of 1601. .... . . per annum. The Fnates may he viewed, and Particulars had 15 days prior J . to the sale, of Mr. Buncombe, Solicitor, Taunton ; London Inn, Exeter; Angel, Tiverton ; Printer of the Sherborne Mere-try ; White Hart, Bath; Printers of the Oxford Journal and Cambridge Intilligencer ; Charles Arnold, Esq. Bedford-row ;at Garrawurs, and of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, Old Broad-street. EXUTTLENT RESIDENCE, EPPING FOREST. By Messrs. liOGOART and PHILLIPS, (Successors to Mr. SMIT u} , At Overleaf% on Wednesday, the let of june, at Twelve, A, SELECT FAMILY HOUSE, in complete I x order for a genteel Family, on a beautiful part of the Forest,• , nearly opposite the six Mile stone, fire residence propertyoffamea Potlain,F.sq. The house commands deliglittul prospects over the Forest and adjacent country. Containing live airj Bed Chambers, Dressing Rooms and Closets; an elegant Drawing Room, with windows to the floor, and a veranda in front, Dining and Break ' fait Parlours of good proportions, lofty entrance-hall, screen of Forest Trees, and portico in front, wi.k office; of every &scrip -1 tion ; standing for two Carriages, Stabling for flea Hones, hand -1 some Lawn, ornam-nted with flourishing Shrubs and Ficrwers, two Kitchen Gardens, stocked and planted with fruit trees, Farm ; and Coach-yards, Iloppet and Outbuildings, with a Meadow of 1 about 6 acres, at a short disarm; from the house. May be viewed . six days previous to the sale, with tickets only 1 which, with Particulars, may be had of Messrs. Hoggart and • 1 Phillips, No. 62, Broad-street, Royal Exchange ; particulars also 1 , at Carraway's. • . VALUABLE FkEEHOI.D ESTATES ADJOINING THE ' LONDON DOCKS, WA PPING. Illy Messrs. HOGGART and Pl-ULLJPS, (Successors to Mr. SMITH) At Caresway's, on Wednesday, June 1, at Twe lie. In Lots, by order of the Executors of John Rixon, F-sq . AVERY Extensive and Valuable FREEHOLD (small part Leasehold) PROPERTY, situate in Hermi tage -street, Friar's-hill, and Red-Maia-lane, Wapping, immedi ately adjoining the London Dock Wall, and the centre of the in tended improvementt of that Donipany, for whom this property forms a valuable acquisition. The Estates Comprise a Spacious Dwelling-house, containing ten fled-rooms, Dining and Drawing rooms, °dices and Stabling, in the occupation of Mr. Itovil, with the extensive Yards, Cooperage, Work- shops, ar.d Premises ad , joining ; six Dwelling-houses, with Gardens, nunwrous Yards, Work-shops, Warehouses, and a Plot of Ground, alatettint on the London Dock Ground, 74 feet by 44. The Estates are free from 'Lind -tax, producing old low rents, amounting to 3901. per ann. To be viewed, and particulars had ten days previous to wile, of ; Messrs; Evitt and Rixon, Solicitors , 4, Hamplon-square, Minorics • at Garraway'l •' and of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, 62, &cad: I street, Royal • EFehaaan, where a plan, of the Estate may be seen.. fILEKbIOLD ' ESTAFES, NEAR DOUG/MON AND FA VF.FtSHAM, IN THE COUNTY OF KENT. ' By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (g ue; ,...,:gs to Mr. Unit), , . At the Founllln 'lnn, Canterbing, on Saturday, June 11, at Twelte o'Clock, In Lots, I'HE following Valuable FREEHOLD COM PACT. FARMS and LANDS, situate in the parishes of Boughton, Mein, Selling, and Hem Hill, about six milns from Canterbury, and three miles from Faversham, in the County of . Kent ; let at. Rents amounting to Five Hundred Pounds per Ahnurn. • ' A Farm called Swarcrs and the 011anges, containing sixty nine Acres and upwards of rich Arable, Meadow, and Orchard Land, in the occupation of Mr. Itill, with a Farm-house and Out buildings. . About seventy Acres of uncommonly productive Cliestist, Al der, and Ash Wood Land, in hand, convenient for markets, with good roads. ' A Farm in the occupation of Mr. Henry Gould, containing 1 about forty-six Acres of improvable Arable, rich Meadow, and I Hop l.and, lying contiguous and near the turnpike road, with a 1 substantial new-built Cottage, in the rural Village of Boughton, with Barns and Out-buildings, Garden, dec. on Lease. Four Inclosures of rich Meadow Land, lying chiefly in the Marshes, in a ring fence, containing about twenty-five acres, in then( cupation of Mr. Stapleton Payne, whose Lease has expired . ; Twenty-seven Acres of rich Arable, Meadow, and Orchard Land, in, the occupation of R. Cowtan, jun. Forty-four Acres and upwards of rich Meadow and Hop land, divided Into various Parcels, with small Cottages, in the occupa tion of Messrs. Hulse, Mead, Ri L den, Cowtau, sen. Wright, and Millgate. And a new built substantial hop cast Kiln, Warerooms, Or chard Garden, and neat Cottage, in the parish of Boughton, in the occupation.of Clement Johncocks. May be vleieed on application to the respective tenants, and particulars had fifteen days prior to the sale, at the Crown, Ro. i chester ; Ship, l.aveisliam ' • Fountain, Canterbury ; Rose, Sitting bourne ; Hotehi, Margate and Ranisgate ;of Charles Arnold, Esq. Beg9ed-row; at Garraway's; and of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, No. €2., Broad-street, near the Royal Exchange. STRADMORE HOUSE, CARDIGANSHISE, South Wales' Sy Mcasrutlc(3G3AßTiad PHIU.LIPS, <Successors to Mr. Ultra), At dsirilwafa. en Monday, the 13e of Inly t at 14 &Clock, • '<unless disposed of In the mean time by private contract, of which notice will be given), 71 `IIE above Capital Modern.huilt FREEHOLD 1 , MANSION, with suitable attached and detached•ollices, vealledOarden well stocked with choice fruit trees, the whole lately *tell Up and finish 4 of a very considerable expenee, forming an r elegant 'residence, caltulated for the reception of a large and gen teel eslabilshetent ; surrounded by about 119 Acres of rich Mea dow, An gle and. VS - Aare Land, including Platitationa :and Plea lire grounds. • * ' The stilllile property is Freehold, in one of the mos; beautiful 'sittuideifs in SeetithATaiet; bounded by the much admired River fiver,. adltertraritetted with eitensive*Woodi. -fThe neighbour liportNgcnteel, and the roads good, sia, miles. from the Jetport towneFFardigan, and four from the a;arhel icato of 14ew Casilc llitilyh,_fion:l each of which there are. wehly,carrtages to Car,. 1 diiiitionq'unii i did* 'lAndoifibost passes the extreralt7 of the -1 , Ike ,Pukchaser'nuty bit ateomatodated with ..the depot and /r4SPI itsi.lthoutfuntilitisfi. 0. a *o4ice.*4 womiikon'ini , , i4;(44eiVigirep., ,_ ~... . . _. . - • 2vihitildesset and lerticidars ha d aiy, litiviotts to the 'l4le; bfr.bez Ilbwein, riA, No: 11,. Reibeft•-itieec, ilettfOrd.row i . MesSW.Pl4llFeand..iliatd,.Solladis, HoWaid-strOit Strandi• c 1 ‘ 1i. ,%10 8 ., 44,Sr.•ZVOtor. New Cletie F s inlyn • . at Oirtiontrai; sno or messrs,moogyt_auf;Risdki . ps, .pa xroad:street, where a . . pteitisitievieh.. •- • . • .. . • , • • • *7 .. *Vit iw itaapt,r4, AtfirAtim..,9it. MIS ES 7BY. AUCTION... ; 9 • W11AT.V.i.3en0,.,116. is - sti fret . ini ill'Rkt eat di rin li r i : . treeeltie.r.kn of Chronic lititeurttatism;4 . the more 6 3. • TRENT INEEMERSSit, OXFORD CA L ~:i • anrtdalt 'of Oont, would not, at any price , gladly purchases R e . POOINOCir LWfaTiIORKS SHARES, , , sw dy.ftteelicve hia . t.iutrerhigs!. klei . ecntedy has been so effectual In tilt NlonthipSale by b 44 SFOTT, op kriikii lane 4,at-qtri 4rtt;i4aviiN !irtierat NI, InAffonlingtaiiiii 4.., ‘ , E, 24 Id ink: . .4wa5?.Vr 41 0 11 ,4. 1 , ..... ) ing pain in these distressing trinplaints, • , ic rili "' Han g 4 thtlklitil • I'l4E TREN T , Wil la • iisiggOz• I s or, OLP" , and stiffness cif the tgptintil,t . ,he. bad, qffect of old strains, reuderni TRUNK CANAL.—Entir Shares lis this cinttitaitlY Pros' , 1., wove-either by much exertinn, or by cold variable welthe• „„ p erf ing Navigation, of which lt 7 lii sufficient to stae,tlsuktbe Diva - 1 Lillis . it cellent •appiltatinn rediltel the'swdling, andle e ,,, :. dends,kave steadilir advanced to 4.46 pet Mare clear per anftlfrit._ I sasitiOns ittd.muschs soltaial prialble;in onedlacaag i the ir • lity Oxvian-C444Ait..—"Sgveu tilairvs ip - t.his vv.), v.alualslison. :. 4 4 , ! ! •,axed . yieldb4 tiontlitine• of the 'pones sa se air cern ; OM Divklellth have ikaitliaoY ToorilP!th c rre of 4.22 et .. changad by the regular ai of tae Imp rial 0i1... -- .4r3 errei; Share per annum; a• it by the 'unrivAllVd . and sitni,!•lr advatOr'n though disturtaa, pan their natural sltupe and t...,,, 4 1i the bunt:, which the Granerititikand, Oxford Canals so "ride : nig Pastas's' . Naintariest of I.ltoi.and Toranr or the Batt- b ,. - ',, l t* In P III. the Dividends may be expected considerably telutirektf?' 't . .1 upavareignArnedy,.by apligathig and rear J ':_'"" e . it Pr0 . .1.4 ( The Pirk:lLPool BooTl.e Ali •I.Elk-wpinad•:-Eight Marta. , R eeves ; , , .. the edgy ottLe Also Shares in . the }lnv Zi cx - i and. Max, Ra9uaaLt, and : foUt . "whlilesale and Retail "at i'9.4v. tinkle% N . LAI4CA: I Eft CANALS. .. &jitter otPaternoriteii.rOvii;7 I-61.4 and Elan , r'l a '' , Clraps!!! .Particulars at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham; twee, a Stolle., Bia g i se l it 4g • a g,4 Lynch , m ,... tthester ; c and lt s Gsrriway's; and oflidr.Scott., tit; New licidgizstevet,Lardon: Baster, Edinburgh and Glaseaw; en d mna re e c lk an . / . Li Teranol •e era a n d,., ! aione venders in every cylutry upyral, iu 1 ,0• 0 11 at ' • •- • i • • : 2 "4- cr-h. __ _ _ • . nu:xi Lou) RE..hirci , llt Ti Li: Klats; near Ashford' and Felltestone, Kent, • .... .. . By Mr. SCOT r, , On Friday lone 9d, at 19 oclock,. nt Caraway's, London, 0114. lesszrevionsly.diapered of by rri vate contract, •• - LOT I- AVERY de4rabie FREEHOLD ESTATE, 1 .• . situate at Naceek. near Ashford, and the tutnpike 1 road to Hythe e , Sandgate, and Folkestone, about 12 nillei from 1 Canterbury; comprising a inedent Family House, brick-built, 1 room-and commodious, with suitable Offices for a respectable i Family, walled Orden, Orchard, and 23 acres of excellent mea-., dow and pasture Landisdloining, in the occupation of Mr. John 1 Searles Lade. The Estate contains a good bed of Tilt and Pot Earth, of about five - ski - es; six Cottages, two well-built Kilns, *capable of burning a million, and a half of tiles per annum, with convenient buildings for the Manufactory. Lot' 2. A Freehold Dwelling House, improveable as .a fte4- dente; with two Cottages, convenient Bitildings; and two kilns, ; c7, - 11.t. , 4f lnirphs two millions of tiles per annum, and 14 acres Ofercelleot meadow :.:17... a , acres of arable Land,•inataisiug gond tile Earth, and tbs....a! nt!ar Folkeatonethe occupation of rit4'.l-?de ; the harbour pro nuifyttpctpoiryy(.post paw in wUc it is a Sand I . h, sthrre at Neriton, po,ed to be formed at loikestone will tuaterialli lief:tit tide Ma- Kir printed particulars, to Mr. Lade, Naccolt • - 1 4 :i x lti e T m ins, j U va y n e et t t J a c) i ly sNonlilleAr,tttoltruierlestanit'llikAwK,i,iliro:hlifeorlkdest; Air., B. C. Carter,. 7, Staples Inn ; at Garraway's ; and to ; Mr. Scott, New Bridge-street, London. .. - _ AINTERGENT I ,OTION. - . . surfece ,or the .skin,. an d t h et,! ... p,w {Lovin gObstroctions from the Surface of the %it IT is unnecessary to ea utherate the idi•a n t a g t , m. suiting to the oussatitation of every person, l'i•effertually r.. w hich name expels all useless or noxious humou r s f mni t h e sit 1 k nia e4i n n g g f °4s ree t" an c d ti o ci p la en fr t ont he it t s hC nutueralde passages and p ore , th ,.,,, ot fluid, and Which, being tisstructed, are &weed bank again into the blood, and be•conie the lOUrC4:I of nuny dangerous diseases, it is therefore a matter of much consequence, as well to prevent hurt. ful disorders, as tur the pr•eservioti, ease, comfort, a::d be au . ) , to persons, (however slightly aliecttd), that ,tLoy , ; ..bhfiutl a-., i . sionally have recourse to the Abstergent Lotion; bin r.ore ins, . chilly it becomes urgently re9sfhite %Ann the effects 0tr,'„ vn ,,, 6 , 4 make their appearance, and break out into pimples, redness, cis ' buncles, or other cinancous eruptions. The A list ergeor * ..., 02 never fails of Meiess with those who gisrt.;, & Li r yid, am u its 1 Ittieerldently- slmsflat Ito ::'.irate ernolinnent is sai l ht fog by 1 the proprietor, so ,72.74, - filli the Publid be convinced thainnibl 1 but n - eerti'sety of its shccess cotild inthwe Dr. SIIII.01%":„ : : t o !....:vcattl tiie goqd opinion he Is honourna r.t.li . byall ti e t. ; , i i. N. 1 seuting them with tiiis ps.slaetl e „ wet,: it ~ ,,t*c trui a a eo L l tor i se rpetic ......., •••• 12 9 inie!le . The Abstergent 'Asian is prey:444lV. Solomon, of Vs' I pool ; -and tarty Ise ista of 'ever! tespectsble Atone Vender :s the Uilted Kingdom price als. 6d. a bottle, dirty incluessl. CAPITAL MANSION, GROSVENORSQUAKEs By Mr, ROUINS, On the Premises, on Thursday, the '2d of lone, at One &Clock, peremptorily, A. TRiTLY DESIRABLE LEASETIOLI) ESTATE; comprising a Noble Elegant MANSION, situated in Grown:or-square, lately altered, repaired, , ait4 beauti , find at a considerable expence, presenting a singularly eligible resi 'tiaiice, planned for the accommodation of a Family of the Flrst tintinction, with a large Garden, Coach-houses, and Stables ; the Haus& contains in the Attics, six large Reoms • Second Floor, pia spacious Ecd-chambers, two Dressing-rooms, ;ad Maid's Closet; on the .principal floor, a suite of raperb . Drwing TOWS of large dimensions, finished with enriched Cornice and Ceilings ; band seine Marble Chimney-pieces, and French Windows, opening to a Balcony of sixty-eight feet, nearly the whole front of the house.; Waiting-room, and Water-closet ; Gronnil Floor, extensive hating Room, 40 feet by 24% library, Gentleman's Dressing-room and Water-closet, capital Breakfast-room, Morning-room and Par lour, principal and secondary Stair-ease; basement contains rooms and Olfifes of every.denomination,judicioosly planned, and fitted up with every convenience for large establismetit ; detached Offices, a spacious Kitchen. Larders, Wash-house, Laundry, and Maid's-room, Coal Vaults, and Cellars, Tol viewed by Tickets; particulars on the premises, at the Subscription Houses, St. lames's-street ; Coffee-houses, ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street; Golden-square, •_ 'I'HE following Caws will sltept the efficacy qfbr. FO'iIiERGIL'S NERVOUS CORDIAL. DROPS, in aliNervous Disorders, Indigcstior., &e. ' To Or FRICiMAN. SIR., Al I have ctxperieoced most wonderful cart by Tent Vo th:rgil's Nervous Qotdial Drops, I beg leave to meatiou tt thus publicly, I wa," jitopsical, vorr*ieg 1 0, 3 d from.tny stcr:sc't i liege quantities, t . eirthly &Que..* d in ray howl; friihttned at any thing, palpitation, of the heart, tl,jected Tirits, loss nf memorY, violent breakiugs out on tny,strrns yu.l hrti.y,i.nd could get no rub :tight or day. In thi,. condition I . was it ft by - tlis most etninect Physicians, expecting every ntonient sveuld be my list, till my wife sent for your invaluable medicine, a few bor;es of witf&. perfected a cure two years ago, ssitkont any return of thedisease. to the surprieu of all my aequolntance. Ly publishing this e.ust ettruordinavy cure,it may prove beneficial to unf4tenate nervous patiesttb, and it will be esteemed a favour conferred on, :;ir, your most °blip& humble Servant, Millbank-street, Westminster, March 11. E. PEN NORTII. D?. Futtm . A ?!. Ste—After a very bad time in Childbcd, I was so reduCed ss nut to be able to turn myself in bed ; with this extreme weakren there was found a most alarming Ntivous I.l'vakress ; I felt a conatar.t lowness and alaking,and sumetinu:stnybs.twt would seeta a: though it wculd stand still, whet I was obliged to spring op b and gasp for breath. In this dracifill situation a friend broebht hie a bottle of your FOTHFRaII.'s NERVOUS DROPS, ir few days I was able to turn myself in bed, and by . persistiag in in use, I have completely recoveretl andbeen able to slockle my child. Sir, your humble servant, Deptford, Nov. 14,.18013. • MARY HOLMES. : Sold wholesale and retail, at l'sfr. Butler's, 4,Cheapside, enticed Paternoater7row, Landon.; and retail by most country bookszlers, and medicine venders, in bottles, at 43.6 d. I Is. and 2s. each. . WATFOW, HERTS. Ey Mr. GODFRT.E and Mr. Anl3l/TT, At Oarraway's, 'Change-alley, CorrthiU, London, on narsday,.' June 2, at 19, in three lots, by order of the Eueatrix and Exe cutor of Mr. GEORGIC Petrel, deceased, AACOPYHOIA) ESTATE, adjoining the •latel owner's Residence, At, Watford, Hens.; comprising two Genteel new-built Houses, each containing six Apartnienta r taltif Offices, Fore Court, and large Garden—one in hand, one let (or SOI. per annum, and two Cottages and a Garden, abous•3o feet by 130, suitable to build upon, having *view of Watford Com mon. 'Ft, be viewed, on application to Mr. Norwood, of whom Particulars may be had ; also at the Essex Arms, Watfoid ; Aber torn Arms, Staumore ; White Hart, St. Ailam's.: No. ::7,llraer ehareb-street ;.. of Mr. Godfrey, No. 6(, Millbaoic-street ; of Mt. Williom.Abbott, Shepherd's Market, and. No. si, Leicester sluare. • DIXON'S. CELEBRATED ANTIBII.IOUS i'lld.S. THESE Pills have !Ong obtained a just celerity In' he private practice of the Proprietor, Mr. Dison, Aptr.;:e. tart, and from their great iuecee' in rnany obstinate bilit.es Disor ders, on.riumemut patients of distipetion and othe rs,paric Oath th e Duke alfelford, Sir Crorge Warren s Sir Gregory Page Tera Tr. the Dowager Lady Say and Sde, the Vit xanitess Betheley, he. pcc.. he was persuaded. to Offer them to the pittilc, under the appro. bation. and san et ion 'of their natne. The following is a proof of their efficacy : e Deal Castle, Haverford West, .South Walt's, P 41.24, WI. " Captain I doyd "prest.mts his coniplimeots to Mr. Dixon: al though not personally acqbabited with biro ; would take it as a fa. vast, if be woild send kittsfonr or Eve boxes of his Pills as soon as he possibly can. Mrs.Lioyd a twlto has always wed the ble.l - is.now pt cgnant. %nal trtiry.turiveli; for tne great service they have been to Mrs.l.loyd, as well.as to Col. Bishop and all his fr mit., Capt. I.loyd feels it hi: duty to recommtud the pills where eSer be goes ; he really thinks if Mr. Dixon would ai.point some persons as Tenders in this county, It would be a benefit to the community." The Pills are found to be an incortpstable remedy forreeoring the tone of .the stomach, for curing indigestion, Ice prey ming I crudities, and their consequent disagreeable eructations autt fists- Landes. 'They prerenthabitnal nod temporary costiveness, side isead-aches, and bran-burn, which is occasioned by yr:v=lg, and a debilitated stomach, whether ari.sing from the acrimony 4 the redundanbile, intemperate diet, or ttrinkiog to elem. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cbettyilde. corubr of Vaternosten-row, London ; Baxter, Ettrburgh Gla‘gow ; and retail by most country Medi...inVenders, in box. at. t.s. 9d. and 6s. each. Dy Mr. GODFREE. and Mr. ABBfq'T, At Garr:swig's, 'CLAuge-olley, Cornhilli on Thurs4ay,. June 4, at twelve o'clock, by order of the Executor and ectitrix of Mr. GEWILCE Perrea, deceased, A N V.I,EGANT - 130IISE, pleasantly situated 1 No. 24, on the East Sidi of . Upper Cadogar•pliee, Sloane atreet, Knightshridge, conima.llin7 Views of the Fields in the East and on the West, the brandCul Gardens to which admission is obtained by a small annual contribetion. The 'Premise. Coln prise a first-rate Flowie, recently erected, requiring only a few embAlishmeuts to render it immediately Iwhitable. ll,e ap:irt meats are two Drawing-rooms, with folding 1.) 'Ors, French Win dows autrilalaoui:s, a Dining Parlour, Study, Dressiog-room, three Chamber., live Attics, Kitchen, Scullery, Pantry, Cellar ing, Stone &c. and a large Garden ; the scite of the Ground 22 fret ti inches in width, by upwards of 170 feet in depth, lease held for 71 years, at 171. as. 9tl. per annum'. Immo 'diate possession may be had. To be viewed. Particulars on the Premises . • at Garra way's ; at No. 57, Gracechurch - street; of Mr. Godfree,, No. ti 6, Millhank-street ; and of Mr. Vl'illhun Abbott, Shephera's 11'lar ket, and No. 12, Leicester-square. IMPORTANT PISCOVT.RY. This day was published, price 2s. sewed, THOUGHTS on TILLAGE and THE CORN 1. WS. ' .By' An OLD TILLAGE TAWNIER. • GOD speed the Plough! .: "The King himself is served by the Field." •. Printed and sold by S. Wooliner, Exciter; sold likewise by' Mews. Longotatt, ,l - I, rst, Orme, and Recs, Paternoster - row , and C. Law, Ave - Maria-lane, London ; 1. Largdon, Sherborpe ; 1 Ntessrs.Trewman and Son, and all the bnokstilers of Exeter. 'Fills day was published in Lnis.ion, by J. JOhiron, St. Paul's Church-yard, J. Stockdale, Pall Mall, and Gilbert and Hodges, Dublin, N ENQUIRY into the I.IISTORY of TITHE, ita Influence upon the Agriculture, Population, and Morals of Ireland; with. a Plan for modifying that Sy stem, and providing an adequate Maintenance for the Catholic and Presbyterian Clergy. " You ask; perhaps, what sect, what chi. f I own: I'm of all sects, bat bliay.sworn to none." Francis' I forace, first epistle. r ir HE Advantage the Public must always dense - 1 - from regularly educated professional men directing almie( exclusively their studies to one species of malady, was never mere dearly demor.etrateti than by the unexampled success which ho att.•nded the administration of their new remedy, and the extra's , Binary cures it has performed. For a long series of years, :Mesas ' Cu item and Co. Rurgeons, formerly in his hfajoty sservice,haet made the Venereal Disease the particulai object of their Mira:r gation, and are happy hi ha-ring discovered a medicine superiora mercury in the cure of that complaint; it is sufficient to char* that the effe-tat of this remedy are diametrically epftesite to thee 1 of mercury, for though it completely eradicates every vestige el the virus, in its meat confirmed stages, yet it does not in the hat injure the constitution; on the contrary, it renovates the systea: in all its natural function; promotes appetite,. and facilitato gertion ; thus instead of redoeirg astri e and vigorou.rconstir tion to the frightful condition that mercury does, it not only p serves that constitution iu its primitive state, but restores awt land debilitate:lone to its natural strength and vitour. Nuralicr . ' less instance* are on recent riaord of the superior efficacy of t medicine, its inhernit and specific virtues acting as aps • correetive to bodily debility, whether proceeding from an race of conjugal or Miciipleasure, or from the more insiclims, thee: BUTLER's CELLBRATED RESTORATIVE TOOTH not less destructive, bidolgeoce of Incautious youth of both !es POWDER. in a certain pernicious habit.. Amidst the melancholy variety REAury of Countenance, and.regularity of Tea- 'disorders which are the ainse coanee of tide solitary vice, time -R-P tures, are allowed to distinguish the British Fair ; hut the i none more afflicting than that distressing state of debility and d'' Proprietor of BC' iTER's TOOTH POWDER would beg leave 1 ficieney which remits or embitters the matrimonial state; t: , ' , to remind his Country-women that the lustre of their Charms 1 Unhappy sttfh-rer broods over-his tnisfortune, ashamed tom+. m loses half as influence where the Teeth are discoloured, or show a I lief, until he is reduced to such a state of weakness as to me^ rotten and unhealthy appearance--this is the more inexcusable, as : life. eppreeslve. To such pensons it must be a consolire rtir: .the present preparation affords the infallible means of removing i tion to know, that they may now, by a dew infaiiit3:p riOar every blemish of the enamel, ." 2 44 1 a sge in its application, being : trrwment, be restored to that pretest of all human blessiegs emnposedof Vegetables. I strong, manly and viaoreusconsiution. • It is recommeiaied to the attention of all ranks, as eh arleg i In all cases of debility, defi ciepc y, from whatever cause ar4he away iriety inap . ertktion, either in the colour, or the decay of the enamel of tilt , re-ni, as rendering the Breath wort and delecta- i as well as in every species of cen , •realinfec li ort , M essrs. Cr., i and Co. may be consulted by patients of either sea with do ble, mid making the GUMS of their proper shape and vermillion ! greatest secrecy and honour, at their.bouse, No. 107, HT:3'. hue • and-acertain preventive against the Tooih.aclie. No cons- Carden. Patients in the country &scribing:the particular r. positional *et liiiiil aver brought. forward to public notice, has I th r ir complaint., by letter rat paid, anclo s in g .a Bank no:^. Particular- ` f . rrirt Stich 'ilribieral"pyirosiiiin ; and the Proprietor has to .boast : have the necessary medicine ansholvice sent .to any part 01 t that it is it Sally rest of Po, city itself. llifogdnen. • i'! . Nb. 101 s Hatton 4aldath /Said, irehd4inole mid retail by Mr. Butler, No. 4; Cheopside, 1 ,_,,_. ~.. - ..... 7 --....„: . moo of Parerpost•-n•row ; ' and retail, b; Crispy corner of Spnr g _nu %Vans; Wiling, 76, f/tfortl-street ; Clarke, Sti9, Borough ; t . LONDON: Printed and. ribboned by-LEVEL, ItENTi. ° :‘ l* .. - • .er, F.& nil 1 and Olasyw ..u)(1 by most Country Medicine I ti/bury.Pface, I,mr.bstii) nj thc STAlrOrrlers No .1%. _ I: 7 44iidero tad l''erforuers, IONA& at 24. 9J. each. I -farm. Pub li shed alsOsit'tbe 9easbarrici, Tuupl...** - • NuME O N I )U ol i inst Vibittlt 17th do ;keit re oembr OSee, Initve IF. RQ Incon gime I riyarrit to her — N.7 "V I '.