The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-04-27 00:00:00

i 1I ~~. r. L. l 1 ~~ li 1 ~ 1 ~f IL W. TAILOR. WAR DEPARTMENT. Doroulavitreet e April 25. Campixll, a:. COLIN CAMPBELL lI£LIT.IRY PROMOTION. RANK RIJRTGY ENLARGED. G. Aram!! sand .1. Amain, Birrninolln% r 4 re k 11.11 PTCI sUPIASKItit J. ( lark c, Longirnmoet, Leicestridalre, greeti. 'C. Story, lletton, Yoriallire, au:awe:co". , w '. Fr om the LONDON GAZETTE, .11.1111. 25. Admirekv-nice, April '25, 181'2. Copy of a Letter from Captain Stewart, of bis Majesty's sloop Blo s s o m, addrmseil to Vice-Admiral Sir F..:Nlrd aad transmitted by the Admiral to John Cruller, Nay. Illomons, ow Cabrera, Ceb..!J, 181'2. Sta,—This forenoon, at ten o'clock, Cabrera bearing E. S. E. live leagues, a schooner was seen southward. Mistaking us for a inerebantnian , site canto pretty near us baor.• she perceived her mistake: At liaWpnst twelve o'clock she mark.'sail.from us ; at five our shot brought her to, after trying us. by and I irge. She proved to bo Le Jean Bart, launched nt Marseilles five week s•ago, carrying 106 men, armed ith live twelve and two six-pounders, commanded . Its' Monsieur Jean Francis Coulome. She sailed on the 17th inst. on her first cruise, is copper-bottomed, copper-fastened, 1.171 tons burthen : as fine a vase' of her dais as I hare seen, has made no capture, and has been chased by two frigates and a brig with in the last five tla) %, but escoped by her admirable sailing. The Jean Bart was in every respect well calculated to do much mischief to commerce.—l have the honour to be, &c. W. STEWART, Commander. Admirdig-Offire t April 25, )812. Copy of a Letter front Caphrin Taylor:, of his Majeity's Ship the Apollo, addressed ar ViestAthairal Sir .Edward Felten . , arid tran,mitted by the Admiral to John IVilAnt Crtdrer, Esq. Apollo, oft* ('ape Corse, Feb. 14, MI. St R, —In rounding Cape Corse, at day-break yesterday morning, I felt -ie with a French frigate built storeship and a twrvette. After closing from to leeward the fermir *ruck, and proves to be the Merinos, commanded by Ilonore Coardonan, Cap tain of a Frigate, and of the Legion of I knout. ; is quite new, 85f) tons, pierced for 36, but mounting only 20 guns, eight-pounders, with P 26 men, six of whom were killed, and 20 wounded. She was going to Sagona for timber. I have the satisfaction to state that we have suffered no loss, although exposed to the fire of the batteries on the Cape and Island of Gioeglia above four hours, nearly becalmed. Not withstanding the signals made to the corvette from the Commodore, for her assistance, she made her escape with the help of boats from the shore. She is the Mohawk, formerly English, taken in 1799, of 131.) melt, and a few conscripts. I have reason to be mach gratified with the conduct of all the Of ficers and ship's company, particularly ith Mr. J. liogbie, First Lieutenant of the Apollo, who has distinguished himself upon several occasions.—l have the honour to be, &e. A Dispakir, following is a copy, was yeswords) re, ed at Lord Liverpoo!'s Office, ad dressed to his Lordship by Liect.-Oen. entphetf, dated Gibraltar, tobth of February, 1812. Gibraltar, ircb. 25. 111. r Loav;,---I hare the honour to inclose the translation of a letter from General eallesteros, re. porting the result of Ida action wilh the enemy at (2;artemar, iu the vicinity of. Malaga. Part of the seinforeen:ent. from the Isle de Leon has arrived ; en4Geueral t...illasteros is appointed Captain-Gene sal of. the . four kingdoms of -Andalusia, and Com slander in. Chief of tit. fourth army*. I have the houottr to be, &c. • Yammers, Feb. 17. , Stet --I have . the satisfaction to - communicate to 'your Excellency, t!..at yesterday morning, with 2000 infantry and. three hundred cavalry, I attacked Ge qual Marantin, Opsesisor of Malaga, who was at Cartamar with 1000 infantry, and 4()t) horsee He iris completely routed aid painted to within a league of Malaga ; Marausin and the whole of the chiefs were killed, many officers, and more than 1200 men, *ors de combat. Knowing the interest your Eitel. linty feels in my success, I lose not a moment in communicating it, assuring your Excellency that the bravery and discipline, displaced by my.troops on this occasion, exceeded their conduct at Al buera. With these operations, I have put all the forces of Andalusia in motion towards me , but I flat ter myself they null soon be obliged to disperse, and obtain no other advantages than the inconveniences that must attend their marches, and a want of provi sions, by which I shall have accomplished my object In this campaign. t have the honour to be (sixned) FR N CISCO V.ALLIiSTE,ROS, To Ms ExcellencLocut.-Geoend Downing-street, April 22. • His Royal Highness the"l'rinee Regent has been pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, t., appoint Alexsinder Anitrnther, Esq. to be Recor der of Bombey, in the East Indies. QPre of Ordnance, April 11, 1812. Itoriat Ballarat of Artillery. Eir. - elYT.lenotenatit 1 r ircia Warde to fie - First Lieatchant, rich J. :JakstwaU, derphartl. Patel March tl„ Pregro-'lifi re. A 1 eri 1 13, Itll2. Mr•MaEg- RETURN IM To ShRYKIN THIS PRESENT PA F4 t ,l .% AI ENT. . _ • Torn SOW_ Pen of llostiugs. Nr Abraham Mat t Siersaet. • . , BA NX ROPTS. S. Gooddy, Manchester, woollen-diaper, to surrender Mayl4. IS, limn 6, at the New Inn, Illackbnen. Anoraks, Mr. Wig glesnorth, Gray's Inn; and Mr. Wilkioson, Blackburn. T. L. Bellamy, Alfred-place, Tottenham-court-road, musical instrument-seller, May it, 5, ,Inue 5, at Guildhall. Attoruies, lac White and Rostock, Tokenhotnosvard. J. ri. nuttiest orth and GootlfelloW. Aostio-friars, mer chants, April t 4 t.4. Muy 9, Jams 6, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Ilackt•tt, t7lei Bethlem. D; Garcia, Mitre-coact , Duke's-place, apothecary, May 5, 12, June 6, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Allison, Freeman's court. Gond:Ill. .1. Williamson, Tonhride-place, New-road, builder, May 2, 9, Juno. 6, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Turner, Percy-street, Iledford-winsre. T. Kaye, Bolton-le-Moors. Lancashire, banker, May 11, 12, Jone 6, at the Mosley Arms Inn, Manchester. Attoruies, Mean. Blackstork and Bonet . , Temple: T. IA sermon., jun. Cheimstosti, truce& stay 7, 14 June 6, at London. Attorney, Mr. hlWite, Mien-court, * Brnad-street. 5. T. 'Thompson, Cannon-street, boot and shoe-maker, May R. 5. June 6, at Guildhall. Alton:tits, Maim EAU mid KUM, 11.1,ydon-Nnuse, Alliaorink jLt ; I 1 !) t it ' i 1 ~1 . , ) i ,• i THE STATESMAN. R. Phillips, Chandiertatecet.(irosvenor-square, pork-butcher, iApril 26, May 5, J roe 6, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Wright, Dart-street, Bloomsbury. M. A. Pelham, North Shields, sail-maker, April 28, May 96, t Jane 6, at the George la s, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Anomie*, Mr. S.,tree, Bell-court s . Walbrook ; and Mr. Barker, North t Shields. 3, waainson. Coat-mouth, Comberlandi common-brewer, Ihlay 11, 13, June 6, ai the Globe inn, Cocker:Holub. Muir ! D i es , M r . cl ef inell, Staple Inn ; and Mr. Steel, Cockerinouth. 1 IL Walthall. Stockport, cotton-spinner, May 18, 19. June 6, 'at the alaaley Arms inn, klaue.liestcr. Anomie., Air. Buckley, Manchester; and Neese. Aliiite and Parry, Temple. (1, Baker, Yeovil, Solnersetsbire, mercer, May 8,9, June 6, at the blerataid lan, 1 cavil. Anomie', Mr. NVbite, Yeovil ; and Mr. Illandforti, Kiag's Bench-stalk, Temple. 1::. ii enyon. Manchester, victualler, May 18, 19, June 6, at ,I the %%bite Lion Inn, Manchester. Attornies, Messrs. Milne and ! Parry, Temple ; and Mr. Entwine, Manchester. J. liarkiii-w, Liverpool, draper, May IR, 20, June 6, at the I i An,gel inn,' Liverpool. Attornics, Mr. ('dements, Liverpool ; ' and Alcor,. Blackstockand BOLT, Temple. P. Ilannu and J. Formby, Liardshaw within Windle, Lan cashire, ; lacksinitha,. May 13, 14, June 6, at the Buck in the Vlae, Wigan. Anoraks, Mr. Whistle, John-street, Bedford row ; anti Mr. Gaskell, Wilma. • - J. Ilutchinson, Leeds, shfp-earpen:er, May 9 , 9, June 6, at the White Horse Inn , Le eds.l Anomie. ; Mr. Blackburn, Leeds; and Mean. Sykes and I( nimies, New Inn. T. Stephens, Kiagsand. Devonshire, watch-maker, April 2s, 'May 12, June 6, at Guildhall, Laudon. Attorney, Mr. Lamb, Prince's-street ' Bank. T. Edwards, Alining-lapse, broker, May 3 ,5, June 6, at I GalldhalL Attorney, Mr. itivington, leuc:iurch-buildings, • .fenehtirch-street. IJ. ilboper, Jun. Worcester, tailnr, May 7, 15. June 4, at the i fsaildhall.Cbee-hoitseand ilo el, Worcester. A ninnies, Messrs. I r biephrinon and Gower, Gray's Inn; and Mr. Allen, War , oder, 1 . 14. Steel, Dritry.inne, baker, Apr:l 28, May 9, June 6, at i Gilidiatli. Attorney, 31r. Reed, 1: nion- street , Ilishops,gate lOreef. - F. M. Board, Chewmagna, So.nersetahiv, plumber and gia sier, May 5, If, June 6, at the Commercial Rooms ' Bristol. I A t o m ic ., Mr. Edmunds, Eacaequer OtSce of Pleas, Lincola's . Inn; and Mr. Chadwick; Mentor:a. i N. Lyn,', Fetter-lane, glass-mer.isant, April 28, May 7. June I s,:it (iuildhall. Attornoy, Mr. Maris, Castle-street,' Mantis- I ditch. T. King; Parliament-street, ironmon g er : May 2,9, June 6, ! at (Mildtraa. Attorney, Mr !turd, Kings thence-walk, Temple. A. Robe, Bristol, merchant, 31-fy 2, a, Jane ti‘. ist Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Barrow, Threadneedle-Street. J. Jennings, Tonbritle-place, New-road, baker, April 25, 1 I May 9. June 6, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Turner; Percy , street, Bedford-wquare. S. Fletcher, Cackermonth, Cumberland, butcher, May 14,15, ; June 6, at th e Globe inn. Cockertnouth. Attornies, Mesas. t Benson and Nich-lson, Cockernmuth ; and Mr. Chambre, Cha t pi:l-street, Bcdford- row. .' R. Presto°, Liverpool,hroker, May 18, 20, Jame 6, at the Ball anti Punch Basrflan, Liverpaol. Anomie+, Mr. Cie ! ments, Liverpool ; and Ale.srs. Blackstort and Bailee, Temple.' I J. Langshan, Wigan, Lancashire, joiner, May 13,14, Jir. u 6, at the La fie and Child inn, Wigan. Anomie', klessm, Clayton and Griinshaw, Wigan; and Mr. Ellis, Chancery-lane. ; I'. paid, White Swan, Shoe-lane, victualler, May 2, 12, June 16, at (;uildhall. Anoraks, Messrs. Whitton and Son, Great ' Janes-street, Bedford-mw. S. T. Adams, Great itussell-street, Bloomsbur, builder, April 28, May 9 June 6, at (Juildhall. Attorney, M r. Crossley, liolhorn-court, Gray's Inn. J. Dimas, Tottenham-street, Fitzroy-square, founder, April 28, May 12, June 6, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Chapman and Stevens, St. Mildred's-court, Poultry. • a Docwra, Royston, lie; tfordshire, spirit-merchant, May 2, DJour 6, at Guildhall, London. .A (townies, Messrs. Greguus, ixon, and Genesi', Angel-court, Throginorton street. W. Hard , Derby, innkeeper . . May 1, 2, June 6, at the Kiag's Arms Tavern, Derby. Anoraks. hieurs. Lambert and Soar, Bedford-row; and Messes. Edwards and Jessopp, Derby. DIVIDENDS. May 19, S. A. Simeon, Bristol, lace-merchant -May 23, S.l Rawlinson, Manchester, merchant-June 3, .1. G. Smyih, East ' Stonelioase, Devonshire, merchant-May 26, M. Bennett, St. Thomas the Apostle, Devonshire, yarn-manufacturer-May W, J. Sparrow, Fast India Chambers, wine-broker-May 19 11. Crokatt, Lloyd's Coffee-bonse, dealer-May 2, W. Everitt:Got den-lane, grocer-May 23, M. Cole, Gosport, wine-merchant- I May 18, 'l'. Pearson, Smith Shields, shiparlght-May 18, .7. (ireenwell, South Shields, butcher--May 18, F. Young and F. Ilandcock, South Shields, slopsellers-May 29, W. Crass, Ll verpool, draper-May 20, N. Moore, Lancaster, merchant-- May 18, J. Smith, Lancaster,saddlerMay 19, J. Capstack, Lancaster, cabinet-maker-May 16. CI. Robson, Lancaster, lipen-draper-Nlay 22, Q. Levitt, Kingston-upon-Hull, mar- ehant-May 26, J. S. Brickwood, Stoke New ing;on, Middle- sex, brewer-May 26, .1. lie Prada, Lime-street, lead-merchant I _Slay 5, W. Argent, Hare-street, Romford, Esser, victualler -May 16, S. Rubinson, dafron-Waidon, Essex, carpenter- I May la, W. J. Rogers, hlinories, merchant-May 23, C, Grant. Cashion-court, merchant-May IS, M. Ililger, sen. arid I M. !Piper, jun. Piccadilly, jewellers-May 23, J. Ferguson, i Burr -street, mariner-May 4, W. Lea, Deptford, ironmonger -May IS, J. Clmpman, Pavement, aloorfields, shoe maker-- May 16, E. Roberts and .1, Belch, Suffolk-lane, cotton-brokers -May 16, 'l'. Preston. Al•lermatibury, warehouseman-May ! 27, W. Tinian, Hevener, Yorkshire, corn-merchant-May , Bt, T. Curtis, Beverley, Yorkshire, tanner-May Id, E. Crean, I blargaret4treet, Cavendish-square, carpenter-May 16, W. I Mullens, C heam , Surrey, builder-May 23, J. Field, St. Al- ban's, butcher. CERTIFICATES-MAY 16. I W. 31addock, Lherpoul, soap-boiler—R. Cook, Bobo. rough, Wiltshire, plumber and grazier -3. Roberts, Dolefuwr, Cardigan, horse-dealer—J. Stoever, Puddle-dock, sugar-re finer—T. Buckham,,Newcastle-upou-Tyne, butcher—T. bikers. ley and It. I.ister, Leeds, merchants—R. Underwood; Houndo ditch, builder—J. Turpin, Upper Tooting, Surrey, corn-dealer, P !ITN IPS DISSOLV T. Guest, J. Guest, and J. Cradoek, Leather-lane,. Holborn, 'work eg-goldoniths—W. Cameron and R. Gordon. Coleman. street, merchants—A. Brash and R. Forsyth, Kirkham, Lan cashire, lisp.or.merchanu—G. Clay and J.llanaford, Manchester, stnall-mare-manufacturers—W. Dowell and J. ilituthy, Barb, oilmen—C. Fun ler and It. Fowler, Kingston-opoh-llull, wane. goers ha n ts—.%. Russell and J. l)ovistm, Peoria., Cumberland, grocers— 1. ThIVR i tes and J. SP K Iffiest, rii DM/S. kule, Cho** side, wholemle—tationers—E. Lee, M. Lee, J. 1.e.-, A. Let% and S. Lee, Aliochmd, Somerset, shopkcepers--(1. Adam and d. Brookes, Si. Julurs-square. Clerkenwell, jewellers—W. Wilsbere, I). Chapman, .1. M. Pierson, and J. Crabb, Hertford, bankers. Average Prices of BRITISH COON, in S('OTL.I NI), by the Quarter of eight B ...cluster Bushels and of Oatmeal per 801 l of 12811.... Scotch Troy, of the Four %Veeks immediately preceding April 15:— I Wheat. I Rye. Barley. j Oa's. Beans. 1 Pone. 158 8 1., eudi a. d. dla. d. s. A. s. Ide 11 41 0 51 1 36 10 57 I The Average l'rice of SUGAR, teethe WeeL. 22, is 42t1. Sid. per Cwt. Average Prices at C:010101 ENGLAND and IV Al, Quarter, from the Return, ' , esw April II : Whoa. I stye. I 4:ita. 'spun Pease 61 0 68 11- I. 4 e. dF. 121 11 74 2 [iB u mt 5. Oat nt. I. I. 29 0 g April per OWN. d. I. 59 4 The following sentences of the Officers of the First Royal Surrey Regiment, who were brought to a Ge neral Court-Martial a short time since, were yester. day se'nnight read at the head of the regiments in garrison at Chelmsford : Major Peter Thompson was sentenced to. be cashiered ; but, being recommended by the Court, the Prince Regent had been pleased to order, that Major P. Thompson be removed from the First Royal Surrey Regiment. Captain Frizell, the charges proved / and to be dis missed his Majesty's service. Captain Thompson, and Lieutenant and Paymaster Hunter, both honour ably acquitted, but not to return to their duty till an investigation takes place. Captain J. Ford, the charges proved, and sentenced to he suspended in rank and pay for one month, and reprimanded, and the proceedings to be investigated. The sloop Mary, of Thorne, loaded with coal, for Louth, was lost last week, off liamberstone.— The crew, three in number, got on the rigging to save themselves, where they remained three or four hours, without being able to receive any assistance, when a heavy sea swept them off, and they all perish ed. The vessel was afterwards driven on shore neat Se tney-havati., -• • . , , . r -_ -....--rfil. ~:~~- . t.. ; scow': 'SMACKS. MILLEICA Wharf. A rriewl. Sprigntly (Sutherland), Leith 11 Apr. 30 April,— 3, P. 16„ Prompt (Davidson), do. ft 2/1, —2, P. 'X. Eliza (Marshall), du. 13 S May,— 6, A. M. )IWtt IV ATER AT LONDON BRIDGE THIS tiy, Mufniut, 0 minute% after 12. Evening, 20 minutes alter It On Saturday, in nedford ßl i ß bi t ac l e l7. itirs. Debary, of a damOter. On Katnrday last, at Ashford, in Kent, the Lady of Lima, Harris, of the iitt Regiment, of a dauxliter. MAILItIEI). On Saturday, at Lewisham, Joshua Andrews, Csl. Captain in the Nottinglcunshire Militia, to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of John Grucr, Esq. Dell Lodge,'Blackheath. Dinh On the-9th inst. nt his residence, the Mapor Noose. La‘t Ac ton, Mary, the w ife of W. L. Mks, Esq. in her 35th year. ller virtuous and affectionate example, as a wife and mother, is only to he equalled by the placid submission with which she bore a lingering illness, and by the blessed and happy manner in which she parted with thaw who are left to deplore her lobs. SALES. To Waggon Musters, Town Cnrmea, and Others. • By AIL SAULER, At his Bepository,Ci"well-strert, TO-MORROW. April 2R, ni Twelve, she e fly ofo Master Carman, declining. the ohm.' li,'e of businevs, VIGHT active, useful, large-sized CART }TORSI S, in g.nod condition; n •is-ttxh irou-armed lock urder wounn, twos's-inch it in-armed intro carts, I a.iiess fur eight horses, sund►y horse cloths, tills, stable utewil►. rte. fu be viewed, anJ sold wiihuut r •Iwrve. Alin, on the same day, will he said urwitrds of 80 Lots of Limes. and Corrine's, of d+lfereni tlescriptinns. Public Sale Dayi.evar Tuesday and Fridiv. liv Mr. SADLlift, •• On WEDNESDAY. April t 9, till, at One &Clock, at Mr. • •Nieholson's Wharf, Ni'. 4. Paddington ft cion, QIXTEEN active, useful CART and WAGGON L HORSES, in gitto4candition, taken nli the Oxford Flv ; a ;s h ee t e d wag v in ;It road ditto ; two one•lior,e carts; harness fur twelve hoLes, :Ind sundry oilier The above merit attention of tra,sgon- , nasters, farmrl , .. haat- men, hackney eon/ b-ittaviers, and others, is they afe parted with solely on account of redwing the worm,. Tu be viewed the morning of S tie, and sold without reserve. To Gentlemen, Town Carmen, Wation•M'asters, and Others. By Mr. l 3 %DLER, On THURSDAY, April fid, nt One o'clock, on the ('remises ' of Mr. IVrangle, Town Carman, Fashion -street, Brick-lane, Saitidnelds (retiring (ruin BOsinewt. EIGHT active, asfal, large-sized CART HORSES, in good condition; Five Town Caro, a 6-Inch Lock-ander Witegnit. Hanle.. for Eight ltnrrca, Guru Bite:, stAle otetrilo, die.—Alec the LEASE or a capital hrick-btellt STABLE, room Cot 10 Hors-v, corn art:l has-Inftt over ditto, with other conveniences: held fir art unexpired term of thirty year:, nt the low rent of ISt. per annuli. 'I he above merits the ntteution of Gentlemen, MerehaatF,Stri twin; tai exrelieur sitnao' for a Warehotpe. 'f he whole to be viewed one ilny prior to the ale. when Ca. taloeues may he hod on the Premises; and of Mr. Sadler, at hia Repo,itury, Goswell••treet. By Mr. DIXON, • TO-MORROW, at the Cii v Repository, Mahican, A VARIETY of very handsome, young, fresh ZIL Summ►r HAC KNE S. a immher of useful Journey Hones, calculated for travellers, aryl a great many mail, stage coach, past chaise, hackney-co:aft, and draft elorsrs. TO be viewed, and trials allowed. Also a very great assoitment of nab( fashionable Carriages. Gentlemen having Hones or Carriages to di pose of, a ill And at the City Repository a capital receptacle and a Vatic :ale fur them. Wes by Auction every Tnesdny and Friday. ' Clapham Common. TO 81. SOI.D OR. LET, A FREEIIOLD ESTATE, consisting of a large ZS. commodious Monsion and OSees, nod 12 Acres of Land, with immediate pasesslon. Enquire at the Office of Messrs. Crowder, lATIC, and Garth, Frederick's-pinta, Old Jewry. TO MINERS, OR COMPANIES DEALING IN LEAD. WECIMENS of rich LEAD ORE . to be viewed IN Adorn Morray's,.found on the Estate of a Gentleman la the North, who Is desirous of agreeing with any Company willing to search for the slime. Partiaatars may be known by application to Adam Murray, Surveyor and Lasd 'Agent, 9, Pickett -street, Temple-bar. TAKEN in EXECUTION, and to be SOLD by Auertom By Mr. S. DAVIES, Ut the Premis s, Charlidte.oaseet. Fitzroy-mare, TO.MOR• ROW, sit Twelve, ALC the excellerit HOUSEHOLD FURNI -z} TITRE, comprisiug four mahogany 4-post bedsteads, Stied alibi the most eleont style with rich chintz cotton f .cni lure, lined and fringed throughout; field and tent ditto; too drarring.raffin suitß s consi-tiog of %inflow cnrairri, Grecian couches and chairs tit snitch. quantity of goose feather-beds and tieats Redding, convex mirrors, handsome tiler and chimney glasses, i 6 a arced oral Iminished g , Id fiames ; cabinet fur niture in wardrobes, chest of drawers, patent portable dining tables, calculated to dine thirty persons, boo and supper tables, malifiraiy and japasmeil chairs and tables, Iwo handsome pedestal si.telniarit., Ho , - wood and work ortnAlfr: Ltru-oel, caritei, of large dilorroiotts. KidtlerininAer ditto, stair carpeting, : t ad heari tags ; handsome assortment of Clun t, emu at table rertice; two ten :ad rarer. trig richly ; an ttigbt day_rluck I kaiadanste Immo. had elmke, te s t dams.wf wine, Atlanta wine bottles; the Howe Fildiires, comprising regloser not pantheon stoves, ktichen ranges, coppers. a lead cistern, turil the customary assortment of kitchen requisities, a ganglia!, of emir. &c. The above were the properly of a man of fachirar, hat lo consequefire of a falfire of an extensive speculation mint he absolatriy iffhl for the hcmefit of his creditors. Valuable Sporting li,tate in iforfolhe TO RE SOO, A N' MATE, situate at' Edgefield; in Norfolk, o ilL od oi e l7 A r ' e l c i l l u it i- o il f e 41 41 11 1• a t:it ' I n' itigs tkit". ; v'ar w 4l.l l . lW e e :c a e l l i t e r 4 ait walledvu -deo, pie:mire groom! :oat !..!:rubfierv, platnaihns of thriving tier, ntyl In acres of very ,superior in a high state of suit ivat . There are also Two F bron-hottsec, sill, biros. stables, aid other out-buildings upon the Estate. which being detached, but at a convenit itt ilishoce foots the Map•ion-house, may be ocru pM.t therewith or Kw:m-Iy. The Matssion compri.essu o ;minors. kitchen, tattler's phut rY, store-room. sunk ce;bsr, six eve. limit bed-rooms on the km Boor, four attics. nod Ino servants sleeping-ronmr. with pita cious dairy, !brewing ollicc, waibt-itinhbe, mid coal•bou-e, ad- Edgedeld It n delightful 1-411 ,, r, two miles iii.inrce from Holt, kieh i. justly detwiraianied the Garden of and is with in n little better thus no hour's ride of Craftier; • fic-itionithle bathing-place, and the neighbourhood is most rewecinble. Th. Estate comm a nds n view of the seir, and some of the too-t b ean , tiro! prospects is Norfolk, and the county abound* %tin vitae. The princial part or the ktsul at iou.house, And tea acre .. of Of Whit ore und er lease, which will expire at Michaelmas, 1811; and one of the Farm-houses, nnd eighty-one acres of Lund. arc held under a tense, of which ejiht years amenexpired ; but possession asy be had of the remainder of the li:stateat Mi chaelmas next. For price, and further particulars, apply to Nem. Wither' , I solicitor, Holt, Norfolk . A Pine of the Estate toy ae-eses.at the Audios Mart. • , . A . urt ' ean 11 44 r :~ ~li,i4~t. DEBILITY, Soc.—Messrs. C7o3i and C') con tinue to direct their attention to On,. Ii ,t!lirrs the patters of the constitution become eniecbled ; and thei r et perteoce in such cases, during a long and roccriful pf.lo.li e, enables them to offer to ;tenons sc afibetei, a sore sl, -ode re lo sound and vigorous health.. A certain &Airier, fre quently colitroited in a moment •of intoxication also its frequent cuncomitants, strictures and gleets. arc by their plan of treatment ( without restraint iu diet or •exerette) speedily and rtreettuilly cored: and where nn early oppll claims is Made, nu discovery of the infection, the rinaplatat is frequently rcummed in two days. Hy proles.hrg whs. siVely the care of such complaints, ad in murder that they may not be marked by n mistaken feni with the obloquy in justly attached to the ignorant empiric., Nieuaurs. Coot ans Co. think it but jitstiee t» themselves 10 stale, that they Wive breis reolarly etlocated in every branch of the professi on m. en ifieater of which frond dilfereur hospitals, and testimonials tram *lto most eminent Physicians, they have to - coax ilbet any *nicer) that the sueress resulting from their endeavours tirmt indoced the* In quit the practice of the general practitioner; and they prosaism that their pre:Minions constitute a fair ground for I:10 unprecedented ctialhtlente with *WO they Gave, 0) the Pob tlf . beet so liberally honoured. To be cittmilied at Ilteir homa daily. by either sex, personalty or In lett er, with secrecy and Beery. nod attention. Letters are exrcted to contain a Houk nose four advice and medicines. Gum and Co. Surgeons, L, Bouvet ie-street. fleet-street. • DEfIILITY. ftTItfCTUILES, &e. Im..rars:3 %two. was cia usiterps, that thoy 40- m idst; front the general Plan hos teen highly beneficial to others. nod itoproved iwtheir prat...Moat acimiremenis hy the maturity of ocar twenty sears experience, Messrs. CUR ft and CO. continue. a ith unabated ardour, the erailicatimi it those disorders a hick ore the consequence of Illicit irldulr,ritec, or the destructive habits of the inconsiderate Sri I-boy. la professing the cure of these Compk.ints, they hold unit nn ids dycelnent to vire ; but. sensible us all men oast lie of the ...t -ilts:nee of much calamities, they offer their resistance:is regutaly educate,: Sur,, , •eons of Loudon, and of the Royal College of In art cases of Siphy litic lofection, and to e.er,' eon, ploini of Debilet‘ yud Dwficitnict. wheth , r arising from the 0 .:attlaill)11 of r. certain destiuttive habit, long residence in am la elinnteg, free Irvine. la any other caw prooluriot a &decors of manly Vigor, the pastime army rely on a spe..dv re-anti , " to '4:omits health. Their improved Utah of csi;ita Strit tares of the Urethra has been atto:oted o to t peco ri f , r ipuer,se. StririMet oY ten and In ?My 3 cors:diaratioo have yielded to their treat. mint in tire short period of three weeks. Several Nobleme• and Gent!en•eo attic lirst respectability. who hove labour - ill snider this ;.,ititeitl mitt distrestint oiscase, havoke received it mai/14111nd wit:moon r‘lfe. pint irtii -Ay request that reference ma , be to iheM, A s ontisfaelory eviolcnear of the derided superiority of Mestrt. Currie and Co.'s Platt of Trrrumrmt. , Witty of the+e Getdleincti had been tinder the rare of Messrs. Hoine. Heart -sitiric nod other, Surge/nit of ' ,m a t 'em onset . a t o ' meowed their Cure by the apFlteation of the Lunar Caustic, unload PlICCer. Mes , -1114 Currie and Co. may he erinsufted by patterns of either sex, vrith the greatest sect ecy and lomour, at their limsse, N.•• IlaltnoYe.rdell Patient.: in the country are requested tostnte the tytrcirn!..n of their caw, o. and izenirul habit of h r . llll l / 1 011 Z reinittnitre tOr .-advice nod n ben the saint nil? 16, e given or volt 1.1 limy part of file kingdom. To cis me th4t crecy sn tssenthil to their notterinkine. the potteto of lours may, he added to the riccoturt for isstdinittesi. - . - LONDON: ?rioted 30(1 PUblittlfd by 1), a 4 ‘ ll4 ilt.trenact OrricF, 87; Floot•str • SALES. , Near East Us isotreed. Sayler. TO I3 s ROW RY PRIV ATI; CONTRACT, • • • -Sy Mr. WIIITW A FREEHOLD HOUSE and Thi r t y A cres of /X rich LAND ; the Bowe is new and brick-13Mb, replete nit!' all ibetes,ary lace, fi t fur the i mme di ate recepti.% of ermectfainity. The Cani is divided with live fences into inchauret., of from two and a half to five acres each, lof of which is meadow iad half arable. Alto. an orchard n its s u t trees :old a kitchen garden, bare, stable, and ether Gut. Apply to Mr. Whit well, Estate Atent ani Auctioneer, 41, Stun, Se:a Chambets. Tlareatineedle street. [Amion. - Hanks of the Thames. . TO LLT Ott :MU), Ph Mi. waII:WELL, A VALUABLE and truly desirable FAMILY /1 HOUSE, sitaate at Isieworth; lit the vicit.its of Itir h. mond, eight miles from town. The Premises, which are ad). statnially built, tire in p rfect repair and fit for inirnediree or. cupatioe. The 'loose contains eight bed-rooms, with lare,e clo,ets; a noble front and hack ;Pt-awing-I.4mm, separated by I age folding doors. French windnos to the floor, with hales. flies, commanding views up and J,,wn the river not I.llle ; N A. led; two large parlours, a study, and two kitche n' , .„ hh excellent water; a yard and pair; , five exceeding dry reliant, mid a gond garden with choice flail trees, inclused with lofty w;111. , . The elegant Fundiure may he taken by appreise.nent. Apply to Mr. Whitwell, Estate Agent and A uct i oneer, 11, South l ea Chambers, Threadneedle-street, London. Desirable Leasehold I)welling-h"ue and Premise', Nets quad, Mary-k-ls• nde. fly 511.nrc. TfIOMPSON RIK! SON, At the Atirtion Mart, near the Bank of I:Wand, on TUI:S. DA Y. Nl•ty nd 'Cu rive, by Order of the Proprieow, CIUMPRiiiNG it very excellent well-built Brick i)WI N 110 USE, lee 'furies high, tw o w e n.g, t ,g %4 i h closets, tin each tow, With a luxe Pale of Ground, at present used us a Marble and litustr.yurd, thyme No. 5: Kegtpril-ru sr. Fit:toy...quire held Go. Lease, of %tidos Li jeanure unexpired, subject toa law ground-nun. yin, be viewed seven days pteeediug the &tie, %Ws mere de-eruptive .Particubtes may be had on the !'remises; at the Mart; and of Messrs. Thompson mid San, Nu. 13, Patens* t row. Cap:nal Leasehold Duelling-douse, ill a most Desirable Silva. Lion, th e Environs of St. James',-street. ISy Messes. TII9NII'SON and SON, At the Aseetion . Mart, near the Bank of England, on TULS. lIAY, Mas 5. at Tut lye, by Order of the Propririo,, COMPRISING a well-built Brick MST ELLING li(JUSE, in stobstnnlial repair, nod lit for the Mime oats reception of a large Fauni.y, situate Nn. 4, Bennett meet, ht. James's, I}eing (he m o st centric:ll situation at the IVe.l•rial of the town; cowistif , g s.f, on the basements, very lofty large kitchens. with vault., eellnrinr, and other contenieuuce!; un ground floor, two handsome rouvenlent well Glted-up parlour, ehiart.elovt, and paved said; one pair, Iwo lofty elegant well aced-np drnwmg-rorons, three win lON'S in front, opening in she floors with balconies, a stnall library behind lbws:one; two pair, two lofty hatalzowie hest bedchambers, and a dres,ine closet ; thur good bed-ehan.bets, with a handsome er- Srmice and inwnrd tinkas; bell WI lea-e, of which 19 b, ears ate unexpired, subject to n very tow rent. May be viewed seven dabs preceding the Sale, when more descriptive Particirlais may he had' on the Premise..; at the Most ; and of htessrs. Thompson anvi Son, No. 19, Paternoster row. And on the suite day it ill he Sold, 15 Slf A RES of the Hope Life Insurance ()Mee, PArtieuLtr4 of *boat may tie had above. Capital Town Residence Cooditit-strret, Bond-street. My MISR it al. nod tV I LtilN, At the Auction Mort, MI }AIDA Y, Mny 1, at Twelve, with immediate A VEItY capital New-built HOUSE, finished in CIL the most tub-bintial and elegant no 'r, well adapted for the Residiince cif the Fiituily of a Nobleman yr Gentlensau ; or would he found . particularly,couvenient to be used as an lime, situate No. V. on the North side of conduit-street, befileen Great George-street nod Bond-street. The Premises commis thiiteeu good bed- (umbers, elegant uod lofty well-proporthined draa iorronm. rind dinieg parlours, fryer's% sittieg ro.ans, IMO cipiittl kitchen:, housekeeper' , " room, boiler's poultry, good 4rflorine, it Imodsomt: cnlrauer, ailb hall and good storestair- Cale and hack staircase. rived yard beltifid, nod area. May he viewer', and Particulars had on the Premises; at 04. 1 3 ,ice of SA.. ; ni Sorel, Lsq. Solicitor, ;Woes-street, S tta ; and of Murrell turd Wl:son, Skinner-street, Sudo To Merchnatt, West India Shippeis, Trani" makers, and Others. By Mr. FLAMSTON, • At West's Warchnuses. BiWrit-Luse, I,l4mb:tit-street, TO MORROW. T else o'Cloek, remaining STOCK of a Trttnk- Maker, removed Fer Copvellience of SAP; ettottistm:: of upwardi of SOU well-sensoncd 12 lock, 13 is:ch,l4 nicU, and ld inch Goody, and 11 Leh gonad hair trunk:. To b.! vicvterl ml the M.triaiKe of Sale ; Qoialdgues had ors the Premises; and of Mr. Plimusioity Auctioueee mid Appraiser, id, Mimines. Valuable Tnpanraphiral lihrorv. By ftleti,rl. KING and - At their Great Room, SS, Covea-garclen, the mid dle of nest MAY, TIIF, very valuable LIBRARY, late the Property of StatTord Squire Baxter, 1?-q. of Gray's lon, decetwed; compti-iag nor of the fittest collection of h istorical nod Toro grolohieul Woke cur offeleil to the public. Tiny notice of the Days of Sale will be given. ROOKS. by By Nlelz.r. KING 'tad LOC/I FE, At their f3rent Room, 59, King-rtrre , , Covell-garden, TO MORROW. nod lY following Days. nt Tarive, THE STOCK in TRADE of Mr. John Hayes, Bookqeller, deemed. May be view - a, and Catalogues had, price I 1' 11' t .