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r~ M a 4 , re. tok 9ID itr ( n. b 4 MO \ . L illl4 4 , • ;4, 4 U T 1..... - SA - . 17 4 C t r b .''' . ..S N 7- , . 1 A . . tf . , , __,.;„......,..........._ IlbraltEn f) :- 1 .] C PCST OFFICE, July iO, llE ing ADDITIONAL RATES 61. v ' - OSTAGE took place en aril± frek this daY, viz. For' every single Le ter sent by the Pest Within Great Bri cft'n, above the distance of Twenty Milts front the - Office I 'ele the. salne Maybe put in, One Penny; Double, Two:. 4 en `e Threepence ; an Ounce, lfourpene':; and so 4 in proportion. b or every Silo Leiter sent by the Po s t to and from Ire '44i, One PennY, and so in proportion. every Single Letter sent by the Post td and from any ci his Ma jesty's Dominions or Plantatiens in America, Two t4;:e: and S O i n P roport i on., ' every Single Letter sent to parts beyond the seas, whe er v.ithin or not within-his - Majesty's Dominions, .Two terice, and so in proportion, „ every Letter, Packet, or Cover, containing patterns samples of silk, or other goods, not exceeding an . n. we:tilt, (if the Letter, Packet, or Coveri..shall be ° ; td, or not open at the sides \,; a rate of' TWo-pence.. eor erery Letter or Cover containing patterns of cloth, - iiiic,• ktltfr or other.goods enclosed therein, or affixed thereto, -if la'e do not weigh an ounce, (so as such Letter or Cover . 2 1 4 sent open at the sides), a rate of One Penny. 4:ht rates Upon S'ir.le Letters sent bY or to tealnen or • es employed in his lklajesty'S Aimy, Nary, &c. are not Incr eased. By Corurzand of the Postmaster General, ecret..ry. A . lr E. EST ITES FOR VALE OF GLA.MOIIGAN:,. la the TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, b y Pr August next: (unless reviously disposed of iv ntea ntteh 4 Contract, of whiell due No;ice beigiven), NEVERAL CAPITAL ESTATES, in the pa 4 West LL.utwitt, Ewenuy, Langan, ( 7 plivirt-. Pf,narth Co ;an, Llandough, Lavernock, St. An- Nlirthir Dor."Llantrissent, and Vandal - I; also se liouies la the to:vn.of Cardiff; containing- in the whole ~it at k 2 566 Acre's ; together with the MANORS of West Llant a Corntown, „and Pe math. ~rticulars will soon be intblished. to Me ssrs . W e bb, Webb, and Attwood, Salisbury. 11 .EWSTEAD ABBI&T, No.rrING-RAM. • • TO BE SOLD BY AtICTION,• At ft By Mr. FAREBROTHER, -A„ltit_WAT'S Coffee=house, Chauge - -alley, London, 1 "a FRIDAY, August 14, at Twelve o'Clock, h iltr IN TWO .LOTS, 'lEvery important, - .extensive, and valuable ~kcß -141; 41HOLD ESTATE; consifting ef the , MANOR or t i) , S RIP of NEW STEAD, c?anty_of Nottingha_u_ r i, i tid „nit ancient MANSION, called• NEWSPEAD,AI3IS.O, tri 1/11-tEE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED ACRES, snore div;73 of _liable - Meadow, Pasture,- Woonland, and Lakes, ti e ;Led into sundry ' eligible farms, and extensive' stone quay ' ,tler,,,_tvd lime -kilns, '/omprising'. the '.entire Lordship. -ti t rur Wood only excepted) • the whole extra-parochial and.. `(except•-• &spat irkile Hundred .2ind 'rv. - erity‘seven 171 . '° the adjoining Parish of Linby ;, the Land-tax oily. et ee l „add the poor and other rates, very trifling); th&whole, ar e r.; the mansion, castl , 3, gardens, woods, and lak es , w hi c h i 4ln " ° hand, let at present at o ld an d v er y l ow ren t s , hi g hl y -v abk, to tenants who are under notice to quit, •so that I,y - rt°r c haser may have au early poss ess i on o f th e w h o l e or any ° f the, Estate.' • iNI h ere ar e severa l power f u l streams of water with sufficient. t[ t'o r mill-w o rk for manufactories of the first magniftide. k,,t r estate is sit u at e d on the Great. North R 9.0 between fo4,7 l ghant and Mansfield, ten miles from the fennel-, **ellrani the latter, and 130 from Lond o n. , he manor is stoc ed-With game of all sorts, and the lakes with fish, to With l. %vitt! fowl in the season, and forms' a domain rarely be purchased. • LOT I. t'ar ra i l l _consist of th e M anor , th e Abb e y . , and the . whole of tee„,: , woods, and Lakes, Stone Quarries, and Lime Kilns, Grt-?Pt.ssed by the p ar k p a li ng ,' on the West side, of the "Aorth Road, and containing 2581 acres, more or less. LOT 11. • - , consist of the Hilt Public House,. antlthe'Farms arid krcktitt e nclosed Land, on Sheirood, on the East - side of: the and 'containing 608 ticres,•more'orle6s so. ~ emFaliit (' Property may ,be vi..wed on applying- to Mr. Owen ri llt eY, at the Hut Public House, on the Estate, -of whom e, L 1 Particidars may be -had ; and 4140 of Joint. Hanson, Chancery-lane ; at the Place of ; at the ‘kr,,, 44, -oor o. 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' '• • , • The Places described are: Aberystwith. .Leinington.Priori.• loath. • ' Little Hampton. - . Blackpool. Lime Regis. , Bognor and Hothampton. Lyatington. " •- , • . Burlington. . Malvern. , Brighton. Margate. _ ' Bristol, Ilot Wells, and Clif- Mathiek.' 'ton, • . Ramsgate. Broadstairs. • . .SCarborough.• Buxton. . Chekenham.• , . Southampton. Cromer. • Southend. Dawfish. Swansea. Dover. - '' Teignmouth. East Bourne. • Tenby. ' • Exmouth. - Tunbridge Wells. 1.61140ne. Weymouth. Fowcy. ' - Worthing. ilarrotr , p ate. Y ar m ou th. Harwicis. • - - • - Also, -Hastings. A Tour to the Lakes ,. . Ilfracombe. ' (A Tour in South Wales. Isle of Wight . I A Tour in North Wales, Printed . forLonginan 3 Hurst,lties, Chne, and . Brown, Pa ttrnoster.6; and td bad' of alfßo6liilelkrs, particularly cf those who reside at the respective Sea-Batning and Water log.. Places. _ .Of whom may be bad, , • The Picture'of London, for idi2, by the same gditor, with tilt ws . ,izd Mups;p:iee Cs 6d: in red. OFFICE OF on.Dx.d.ATcE, Julyl3, 1312: THE PRINCIPAIL' OFFICERS of His NA JESTY' $ O,IID N-.INCE„ do • hereby. give .2‘ 7 6-tier, That Proposals will 4e _received at their 01/fee,-in Pall-111a4t, on or • 14:for c Monday, the 27th in.:tont, frfnre Luck Persons as vva' be:willing to undertake the supply of UPII . OLSTEIiY ARTICLES for Service of lids Departnent, for. a pe.riockoi . Three rtv.rs *tea-Minable, at the e.rP iration , cf One Year, iet ,he option of either Party. • Paltcras of ,the Articles may be viewed,..npon . application at the Principal ! Storekeper's tZeoto in the Vcaver; and farther Particulam,together ibith forms and Conditions of tke'Con tract,May be kliowavat the-Secretary's Office, in ;tall-Mall, aforesaid, 'ang.Day . between the -Hours of Tc-h clad Four o'clock, wizi-re the Proposals must be delivered, sealed zip tend indorsed,' "'Proposals for ;" Ett . no _Fra posal 'cah 'be admitted etc?. the' 'said 27th iti:kt. at . Twelve 'O'clock at Noon of the same Dag, neither will arty TeNCI " Cr be noticed,. aiztess the Party.making .it, or an ..i:s Behalf attend. By Oilier of the Beard, . ' It. H. CR :Orr, Setre:ar - i. , , DIVINE PROvIIYENcn. AMONG the nlanyDiscoverie r s in. Medicine, none claims tilt attention•of ma nk ind more thgn that great Restorative the CORDIAL BA L QUITO, which possesses the inestimable power of renovating the roost clabilitated constitutitht, whether it arises from the indiscretions of youth„,or by - a resideme in hot or unhealthy climates, the iminoderate•use of tea, •spirittrous,liquors, or other noxious fluids ; too sedentary a life, or too close Sn ap_ plication to study, excessive grief, mjudicious_adininittration of mercury, dc. ; or she old it proceed from Fyn habitual ten dency to ConsUmption, or by whatever other cause the con.: stitution becomes relaxed, weak, or decaye:l,% this. Restora. rive and . Re•anipn,ating Balm of Life and Health will pro duce the happiest effects. A few doses of this medicine will afford immediate assurance' of returning health,, and, strength, byilving tone to the muscular system Ind organs of digestion, thereby invigorating ,and renovating the whole constitution. 'To the young it will affatd lasting healthi Strength, and spirits, in place of lassitude at 4 'debility . ; and to the.agedaqd infirm it viii assuredly furnish great relief and comfort,- by gently and "safely . invigorating the system ; and it/t be in the power of medicine to gild the autumn of deelining'years; and calmly and serenely. so protrad the close of life beyond its narrow span, this Restorative is capable of effeding that grand desideratum. , The Cordial Balm 61 Quito is sold wholesale aria re tail, by Weston and Co. .tteo, , Strand, London ; and Retail, by mos; . 1110dicine Venders, price zs, per battle. • OF_FICE OF' ORD.N.ANCE, duly k 3,, 1812. TSHE' 13'.4 fiVCIPAL OFFICERS .of his 16, 1 aIiD.N./INCh.;, do hercby give Notice, That Proposals wilt be received at their _Oflrce, iri Pall-Mall, on or before Trelitsday, 'the 29th instant, from such Persons' as map L,; willing ti; :;iderta.e the Supply of FOREIGN TIMBER rtnd , DEALS, for Service of this Department, for a period of One Year. Fu; they, Particulars, together with the Terms and Condi tions of the Contract, may be known upon application at the .Secretary's Otlice, aforesaid; any bet teem' the flours , ',v . Ten and Four- o'Clock, where the Proposals must be digicered, sealed up and indorsed r "" Proposals for Foreign Timber and Dais;" bat no Proposal can be ad , ratted after the said 29th instant, at Twelre o'clockat - Noono, of the'same bay; neither will any 'Tender lie nix.'iced, Unless the Flirty vaking it, or 'an' Agent in his ilehtqf shall atftnd. - .Ily Order of the Bodc:1, B. 11. tliErr, Secretary. A C E-T A LI, ENG E.- 41:ESSTIS; . 0 CRItrE Su rreons, late in .has Nlajesty's 44er:1/ice, wt.ot, to prove a single instance where their tuAicinc. aio rne,il,al of cure have failed 01 the'desirecl - The , pract:::e.o years in this particular branch of their profession, L.ts n.,i given rise to one uttSbcc6Ssful (as-% They continue.to dirett their th.(idies to_ he treat client and cure of venereal complaints, and tnai chuar , gent-o.t't,,.tnv. s ) s. tam; which is the cousequenccathe.peruicihns and wa;, , teful efreCts ot a habit long and m0. , .t unhappily pur,si , ed by tne ynirth of both sexcs . .- 111 the one it' will' lOttpd to h the untaiiing source ot harrenndss ; the other have its ravages fa tally developed to tbein airristressing state of flehilay, which if ,not timely, remedied,:_ terukiinates in im.potentc,y, these ore its remote and Ultimate etre,:ts, while consumed t jun, loss'ofanuscolar, pow:er, and various nervous coin it I . aints, usually charaderise, the earlier stages or' this solitary p'ersOliS languishing on er thedisordcrs- incld,',-,nt to such a habit, theirtreatmeat is simple, and bas•never,ptov,o urisuc ces'sful in the course of a long, iairoricius,arat ;ouch exten,;cd practice: I irthe most obstinate and cl.:ripticated uses of ye nercai inferiion, such as Obstructions in tine urethra, spongy excrescences,"' hard turnors, s.:;illous ulcers, eruptions, 'semi nal weakness, gleets, as at STP :eT Uw S, _ Whether, recent or of long duration, and whichltave baf fled' the:skill of other Practitionet's, are by their 'present im proved plan of treatment, elle:in:illy and permaneniiy cured, without the Patient sullering 'the - excruci.rriqg lean and alarming hemorrhage which frequently :follows tile-a pplica titm of the lunar caustic. l.ri the course of twenty years extensive prattie in this Metropolis, non - ter - 0:s cases of Strietures s itavc been and are daily under their.care, the tots) eradication. of Which is ale:lied by a sate, certain, and " , -.!xpe- Itious mode of 'prOice, superior to any other yet a(lopted. •The.weakriesS, relaxation, and debility proceeding front riiis complaint are-speedily -removed; anti ;he- Pat ieni restored io sound and vigorous health, But where. the deuility has for years exiSted, a proper 'perseverance in theirrestoratzve re medies, after the Stricture has. bzen destniyea ' is indispcnsa.. bly requisite to revive the slumbering sparks of life and to reanimate the Constitution.. , Several Nob!men and Gentlemen de the first • respeth bility, have been under the care of Messrs. 1 / 4 . urrie, and Co, for the removal of coinplainrs virile , thethra-. Strictures; &c. and having received a radical and perwanent Cure. rerplest that references may be given to th,'n, as satisladory eve. deuces of the decisive superiority at -Mes,rs. Currie and Cofs. pion of tieatinenr. Many of these Gentlemen have had sirie_ tures from to to 20 year;.,. and had been _under the care of Messrs. Home, Heaviside, and other Surgecnis of equal emi. nence, who attemptetr-the CUTC by the app!ication of tile Lunar Caustic, without si.-c.ces's. Messrs. Currie and Co. may he consulted by either sex with the * greatest, delicacy, secrecy, and honour,. at their house, 110. io7, Hatton-garden. , Patients in the country are requested'to state the particu lars qi their case„age, and gereral,habit ol enclosing a remittance . for advice and rnedi;:in,s, when the name will be Oven oti . s sent to any part orthe kic,gtiotn. To ensure that secrecy so essential to their undettAing„ the Rost, age'ot letters may be Aden - to the account ter tneuicides. gthjihie, Hatton-garden. [PRICF., SrXiIEICTCE-HA LFPENNY. IN_ PE la TAL PA it iA ME 2"4-7". OF LORDS, MC "SDLY. TLIE ROYAL L.SS;;:;T civen bye Cornniisslon to the Cornrar-...iai Credit Exchequer Bills arze. the 31 - 11;E'ltd:f.:;2- The Co:nr.nissioucii.s were tile the of Wihcieszer, of the Stole (first time of sittiLg), li.ii Le...," 'Vial _ _ _ The Scots (p e2+ pauses ofFraser v. Spol.riicg, -k;d. Boswell v. Mor:ison, stendiug for 2024- ment, The LORD CITA - stmt.:x:l, aye: sbrne prelimin'o,ry observations on the tirtt .ease, moved, as' the de ci7c.in of their Lordstiips, That it be affirmed, cerc.A',n 'reservations which were specied m Tiris was ordered accordini,..),ly.-- 7 - respe.-..Nt to the. secondease, the Judgment, a moved, by the Noble and Leathed LwJ, and or. clued by the House, wa-i ii general adirmatwu. The - ALinure Carriage Bill ,was 'read a second tuna,' and eummitted for to7niorrciW.. The thirkreading of the Stone Bottle Duty BM was postponed till to-morrow. The Report- of the Parish Register Bill was taken into •con.Sideration ; and the amendnient, which were very numerous, were, on the niotion of Lord Redesdale, for the most part, - agreed to by the House:, The Bill was then ordered to hs read a third time on Wedndsday. Tl:e Appropriation Bill 11%.-..-3 read a second time, and committed for to-Morrow. The r'oncied Goods Transit, and the Ca , ftorn3 oats Regulation Bills,Nrel e read a third talc and pass - ed. Several orders were /nide with respect to the " hearing of -Appeals and .Writs of Error—after Which their . Lordships adjourned till to-aior,row. O r CONLVIONS,.. The ~..`':r2r.:tEß WAS stnnntoned to the House of 'Lords, and on his rettir:: anaounced that the - Royal 'Assent had Lein: 'giver.. by Cotropission to sewcai B',lls 3 for NV elk, see our- report of the Sir F. 3t7RDE-17. prev.mti a Pttlori* from cer tain prsons residing in .L Q 2 iu.;.....acaslin . a_gainst -any alteration in .of tlie country ; the,petitioners stated that they resiuo' near Vtiest HoughtOß, where several outrages had been coth tnitted," and a mill burnt down ; since the repeal of the , Orders in Council, the country,had become daily more tranquil, and at present peace was quite restored. Under these circumAances, having un derstood froakthe debates of the House, that some materiatalteration in the laws was in coutempla tion ; they felt it their duty, humbly to approach the. House, ,to state that in the present state of . they . conceived that no such , alteration was necessary. , Ordered to lie on the The Woods: and; Forests - Bill went through a tommitz - et.` the report of which was 'received and. agreed.to, and ti Bill orde,rqd to be read a, third. -time to-morrow: • The Coffee Bill was read a third t:me and passed. Mr. LUSHINCT9N brought up the'Report of tlle Medicine Bill, which was received and agreed to, and the Bill - ordered to be read a third true to : morrow, The Biltish White Herring Fisliery Bill, and the Vote of Cre were. read a secori.l time, and or,lered to be committed to-nlorrc; Mr. 1,7:.:"..-li - tiGTON brouglit op theßtort of the C9m:nir_tee 0.1 the Prh - ice lessae,, when Lhe Resqiution,fot a Vote of Credit forlrts.- land, to the anocnt of 20.0,04.1. was -'ea d and. agreed to,.and provicion, putsuant to the said Re solution, was gi -4,-cv - ..•through. a Committee, .the Report g'i- which w - Fs ! . cceived. and agried to, and the Bill ordered to be read .third time ta-rnorrovv. The Agent General_ far Volunteers and Lord Militia Bill .:Os re , •_::d a szeOnd thne, and ordered ~to go. through a, Conimit.tee .t!)-niorrow.• , The .French Prisoners a War rsoa."e Bill was read a third time and pazseci. • . - On . the motion for the - second reading of the West Lldia Revenue Ei!l, 'f he CHANtELLOR Of ',"h1"! E±CI-1Eat".7,1: stid tbat consickerable oppositiol? had beea riladeto the eaK rying.this hill throngi.d,iring the present Z:.•:esson he therefore moved that this bill ha read a second time on this day three weeks ; and this, after . some 'obSer'va,tlons from ..Mr..:',larryat, .I`vir; Grant, ctad. Mr. Co6hrane.JoHastone, v:-as agreed to. • Lord CAsTLEIi.EA:GII S th at Zhol,lgli the second reeding,of the Vice Chancellor's stood fir so morrow,. it. was not intended to pros thi;.; Bill during the present session—the order of tae day for ,the second reading of this 13ill to;-morrow wa4 therefore read' and 41scharged, and the i,il cr dcredto be read a second time on thieda.y two. mouths. ... Lord CASTLEREAGH said that it was the timi of his iviajesty7s Ministers tb propose this to Parliament again in the very beginiimg of the next Session. The "Pricy Fur3e Dill was read 'a third time an& pcssed. The Insolvent \ Debtors Bill v. , rts read,a second' time, and ordered, to be committed to-marrow. Tits.r.7\a:y presented al'etitio:r from Bolton, siinila'r to - that presented, by Sir F. Burdett from Yeovil. Ordered to - lie on 'the tabl:t. ' v4EsFatvATtoN OF PEACE. On the motion Tor the' Order of the Day for the Third reading of the lli,ll,for the Preservation of the Peace, Lord A. HA:ll7LTO:si'opposed the third reading of the . 'Sir T. Tuivroll, though-he did not approve al