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THE COMMISSIONERS for' VICTUALLING: His MAJESTY'S NAVY do hereby give Notice, That on Tuesday, the I ltit of Za?, : ust next, they will 4e ready to re ceive Tenders in writing, (•ealed ai) and treat . for the Supply' of One Hundred and Fifty Tons of BUTTER, and Two Mandced Tone of CHEESE, to le 66.H/eared, onehi:• , :f thereof in One Kontb, and the other haft* in One ,ifenth after. Wards, into his ltfajesty'.T Viqualtinif Store's, at the Ports and in the proportions undermentiuned, , VACCINATION. .tiCHENIE. .. 1(3,000 are, £32,000 4,00.1 B,OOO 0,000 6,000 4 l ,OOO 4,00, fin.d upwards of Tws•o Th - onsand" Prizes of 500/. 3001. 2001. &c. &c. down to 22/. thelowest Prizei,: and _ Every Number . l.viltbe Drawn f r o m the VALE OF GLAMORGAN. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,. Some time in this Month (unless p re vi ous ly disposed by Private Contract, of which dun Notice will be' pi-en), SEV ELUL - CAPITAL ESTATES, in the pa rishes of West Llantwitt, Ewenny, 'Llaugan, Colwin stone,,Tonarth, Coggan, Llandough, Lavernack, St. An-. drews, Mirtbir Dovan,' Llantrissent,- and Mancha; also se veral Houses in the . town oftardiff ; containing in the'whole about 2566 Acres ; too - ether with the MANORS of West Limit, Witt, Corntown, and Penarth. We are.persunded-that we need not make any apology for the insertion of what relates to so !inportant a subject as the general welfare of man kind. There are still many cr) ! onents VACCI NATIO NT.in the medical wor;d, so.:ie of whom are , respectable for talents, and pro! . . r.sional knowledge ; and among the people in.geneial a strong prejn •dice prevails againA - it. We there'Ore deem it a duty to mankind to give freer scope to the discus, sion of so very interesting-a subject, that the truth may be fairly establi ;lied upon the, solid ground of-experience and indispntab;.e proof.. We have only to - recommend candour aml good -temper to our correspondents. 2 of. TICKET: : and SHARES - are , Selling at the Offices of T. the Co3traetor for the Lottery, No. 4, CORNFIILL, and N. 9, CHARING-CROSS, LOndoti. Particulars will soon be published.- Apply to Messrs. Webb; Webb, and Attwood, Salisbury. Bittter. Cheese. ToPs. Tons.. 50 100 6o ao 40 70 Deptford Pertsmoutn Fsouth NEWST.AD ABBEY, NOTTINGHAM. 150 2 00 :,YERAL SIR JOHN MOORE's CO i;-:-NNA PATENT CAMP BEDSTEAD, forming a regular Military Bed for-the Field, 'Barracks, pid also a SOPA for a Tent or Room, &c. aiol likewise a SEA-COT for on'board.Ship,.the whole packing in a small Valise, allowed the most portable ever yet manufactured; invented by MOR GAN and SANDERS, Na. 16 and 17, Catherine-.street, Strand, who most humbly .pretmme. the higilest honours tinght to be r id all those echo sc gallantly live and die for their King and unary, VILLA, HAMPqIIRE. TO BE LEI:, I , I, 7 IINISHED, for the Season; by the Year, 1.77.\;FC11N151. - .1 'ED • or TO BE SOLD, Sin 6 ular . - . c , ly beautiful and desirable FREE HOLD - V/I.LA, near the &Ai, suited in all respects to a l'aMily of Distinction; with any quantity of Laud from 20 to 140 Acres. Particulars of Mr..She.e, Land-Surreyor.and Estate'4gent, I X O - 41, Southampton-row, Rusiell-square, where an cleia- Vu . ri may be seen. _ • , PATENT COMPOSITION, TO prevent the Effects of Friction in STEAM and other ENGINES, in MILLS, and in CARRIAGES of every description, may be purchased in Boxes, Price 95. Gd. 55.6 d. leS.Gel. One Guinea, and Two Guineas each. One of the smallest boxes has a sufficient quantity in it, to last a Chariot or a Post-Chaise Twelve Months, and after the t'heeli ue primed with the Composition,, they may be used tlaily,.and *ill run at least Six Months without having occa sion to take them off, or to apply any thing else to the Axle trees:* The Composition may be used.in the same proportion furall other kinds of work. Sold wholisale and retail by Messrs. Browne and Mawe, 149,Strind, near Somerset-House, London. N. B. Directions will be - found upon•each Box; which are • signed Wm. Bellamy. NEW PUBLICATIONS. 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(ionorrtwea and Chancre are cured in a few days by Mr. Kiernan's superior and officacious mode of treatment, and that weakness and derangement of the ge nerative organs, which impair the constitution, and shorten. life, are here more successfully treated than on any otlikr plan. .. • Mr. Kiernan may be consulted as usual, by either sex, at e his prirate house, No. 21, Lower Charlotte-street, Bedford square, where Letters from Town and Country are to be ad dressed, and the necessary advice and medicine *4l he 4iven or sent to any part of the kingdom. a TO BE SOLD I3Y AUCTION, By Mr. FAREBROTHER, ' ' At GARRAWAY'S Coffee=house,: Change-alley, London, On FRIDAY, August 14, at Twelve - o'Clock, . IN TWO LOTS,- - • . THE very important, extensive, and valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, consisting of the MANOR or LORDSHIP of NEWSTEAD, in the•cousity of Nottingham, and the ancient MANSION, called NEWSTEAD ABBEY, and THREE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED'ACRES, more or less, of Arable, Meadow, .Pasture,-Woodland, and Lakes, divided into sundry-eligible farms, and extensive stone quar ries, and lime-kilns, comprising the entire Lordship (Al dercur Wood only except e d) ; th e whole extra-parochial and ;. tithe-free (except about One Hundred and Twenty-seven :1 Acres in the adjoining Parish of Liubn - the Land-tax only L VICTI7.ILL ING- ()MGR 471...,-and the poor and other fates very trifling); the whole, { , except the -mansion, castleagardeint, woods, and lakes, which - Jobe 9.4 th, ISM. are in -band, let at pi i esent at old arid very low rents, highly T IIR COMMISSIONERS for . VICTUALLING improvable, to tenants who are under notice to quit, so that His iffa that ;, iVESTY ' S Nal TT do hereby g i ve I V ot i te , Th at a purchaser may have an early possessi on o f th e w h a l e or any ' part of the Estate. on Friday, the 11 th pf Septem-ber sie.rt, they will be ready to There are several powerful streams of water, with Sufficient receive 71‘diders in ,Frriting. (scaled up), a:zd treat for s u c h falls for mill-work for man u f ac t or i es o f th e first magnitude, : , _ , - • - , quantities of Pi case nusil BEEF and PORK, to be Cm-id Nottingham and Mansfield, ten miles from' the former, ' i n th e ensuing se„bi.i. as t h e i. e „ pe e t ii, e k r,,,. ehe „ ts ai a four from the latter, and 130 from London. -The- manor is well stocked with game of all sorts, and the lakes with fish, ,' pea " . "n 7.% think proper to ( 2.. fer ; onelhiril Part . tl , er'eof to be and with wild fowl in the season, and . fornis a &main rafely . • packed in Half P.uncheons; one third part . in TicrCes, and dne to be purchased. l , • LOT - I. . '• iz'rdiarndt in Barrels :t o b e d e li vere d i nto His .gnjesty's Vic . i ' Will consist of the Manor, the Abbey, and the whole o f Mailing. Stores at Deptford;PortSm.outh, Plymouth sad Cork, and into the Army- - b - r, Stores in Saint Cat.;erine'.4. in Farma s Woods, ana Lakes, St o ne Q u a rr i es , an d Li me Kilns,. ' encompassed by the park paling, on the West side of the __ regii,ar Proportions of each description of Casks, by the periods Great North Road,' and containi ng 2581 acres , more or less. 1 LOT 11. .. • t undermentioned, viz.: Will consist of the Hut Public House, and the'Farnis and . One-fourth part of the whole bn the 2lth of February, - 1 the unenclosed Land, on Sherwood. ; on the East side of the l One • jourta part wby the iota- of Apr! 2 1 . 813. park paling, and containing (08 acres., more or less so. i. One-fourth part snoreore 141 the 31,st ofilicv,. . The property may be •view 4 ed on applying to Mr. Owen i ,eind the rcniaining . ,oiir crier! art ,by the 'l5l/1 of July. :) Mealey, at the Hut Public House, 'on the Estate,. of whom • printed particulars may be had ; and also of Jahn Hanson, : And to - be paid for by Blls, payable wits Interest, Ninety Esq. No. 6, Chancery-lane; at the Pla. .of Sale ;at the 1 Days-after date. Blackmoor's• Head, and Whit e Li on In n s, Nottingham; the •. - Swan Inn, Mansfield; the Bear Inn, Loughborough ; and the ' .7'he Conditions of the Contrlct may be seen at the Secrete- Three Crowns Inn, Leicester; and at Mr. Farebrother"s, ' ry's Office, at this Office; or by app!ning to J. 11 7 . D;us- Ncr: 9, Beaufort-buildings, Strand -7- ,I sfeiae7fe, Agent for the Victuallin. at Conk; to Collectors' --- t .., of His Majesty's Customs at Lfaterich, Be/tasty Newry; and •TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, , i .rraterford ; and to the Postmaster-General at Dublin f ' re- And in Four Lots or 'otherwise, as Pu rc h asers may inc li ne, 1 epectiv<a. • T HE Extensive and Valuable ESTATE .of ' N. B. Aro Tender for a less ;tit th an 2000 T' of gum z.y. 9 Tierces EL;LLADRUM,' delightfully situated on the South 1 Bi-ef i ' and' iOOO Tierces of Pork - will •be ad 'tt d • mi.. P ; nor aide of the navigable River BEALTE.Y, in the beautiful fertile Valley of the Asrd, near to the Ilead of the MurrayFirth,'nent'r:3-a: , -7-reeard be had to tray •in ia/itch . the • Price shall not withizi.lo Miles of the Town of Inverness, to which there.is . be inserted in Irords at length, or that shall not be deli an easy access by a most excellent Road. The Estate consists of about 5000 Scots acres, whereof vered to the Board before One o' Clock on.the iaid Friday, the about 1000 acres are arable, and 1200 under-wood; consisting . 11th of September nest, nor unlesS the Person who makes the of Oak, Ash, Larch, Fir, EMI, and - other bard woods, and • attends, to answer . ro - • . - Birch. A consider a ble par t of the, Tiruheris full'grasviaand ' Ten d'' or - nine Person on his beh az • ' a large portion is front 40 to 50 years old. The whole is in , when °ailed for. . . high preservation, and very thriving. • The Property abounds r with Gains of every. descripti o n p ecu lia r t o :the H Each Tender must al so b e accomp a n i e d b y a Letter signed ighlands, including Roe, Mack Game, red .Grouse, P a rt r id ges , .Hares,- , t by two responsible Persons resident im England, engaging to Woodcocks, and Snipes. - A fine clear Stream abounding with become bound with the Party ten ti.zn d'•" . z n 'the Penal Sum of Trout runs through it fcr•severatniiles. There are two ele-_ . -- ga.nt Mansion Houses up o n th e Estate, with . appropriate Fifteen per Cent. on the amount, for the due peiformance -11 Courts of Offices, walled Gardens and Orchards, suitable the Contract. Lawns, Shrubberies, and.Grarel-walks. The Estate holds of • The atnount of the probable quatititi!es of Irish Beef and the Crown,'and affords tw o Fr ee h o ld Qu a lifi cat i ons ; and i t i s ' upon the whole, better calculated for the residence of a 'Pork to be Contracted . for, as above mentioned, may be known 'Sportsman and a Man of Fortune, than ary Estate hi the on and after the toil North of Scotland. df•y . of -next Month, 0' y applying at the . . . If the Property is to b e sold in Lots, they will consist-Ist, --Secretary's Offi'' ce, Of the-ESTATE of CULMILN, containing 400 acres, *hereof 100 rue: arable ; 200 acrks and, upwards are co v e re d w ith' ve r y fine thriving PlantatioA of Oak, Larch and Fir, interspersed with Ash, Elm, and other hard Woods ; the ' whale. within'a- Ring-fence, and in a great measure subdivided, and the In= closures planted in Hedge,rows.• . ,• , 2d, Of DUALLAN BLAIRMOIiE, and CAMAS, 'forming a compact Property in Glencouvinth of upwards of 2000 acres, whereof 200 are arable and about 100 acres are coverd-with full-grown Fir and Birch. The Estate is well inclosed and subdivided, and the Hill-grotind affords excellent .Pasture for black Cattle and Sheep. , . 3d, Of PHOINX'a', - containing .300:acres, whereof. 100 are arable, and the whole of the residue is woodland, part of which, consistingsaf about 160a.acres,, is a thriving Fir-wood of nearly 50 years growth. The arable Land of this Lot forMs a compact Farm, completely 11/closed find subdivided, and, in the highest state of cultivation. , The Mansion , House, -which has , been huiltasithin these 12/years; is exceedingly good and most advantageously situated, commanding a View of the whole Valley of The...laird. There is "rt. superior _Conrt of Oiliees, and-a neat Lawn and Shrubbery, .with a walled Car-. , den and many other Conveniences; well calculated in every respect to render the place aanost desirable .and . comfortable Residence. . . ~ ~.. • 4th, 'Of BELLA:DRUM, comprehending the Mains, and about 20 small Farms, containing in the whole, 2700 acres,• whereof 500 are arable and 700 are c:".. - tired 'with valuable grown WoOds and Plaltations. The Mains consists of SOO Xci•cs, which are completely inclosed and subdivided . into Fields well sheltered by Woods andflawthoin Fences, in pod repair: The Mansion House, which is extensive, and has been but lately finished, is fitted up its a'stile of convenience and elegance which very few Houses in the North of Scotland pas, secs. There is a.good walled Garden, two extensive Orchards, a Lawn 'and Shrubbery, with Gravel-walks, and every, other requisite to form a most'complete and beautiful Residence. . . For further Particulars application may be matte to Dtins• can Fraser, Esq. Fingask, near Inverness ; James Bristovii Fraser, Esq. Edinburgh;. or to Alexander Fraser, Esq. Lin- . coln's4nn, London. And to &e paid for by Bills, payable trith Interest, Ninety Days after date. The Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at the Stem ', t ary's Office. No reghrd will be had to any Tender in which Me Price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall n'ot be de livered to the Board before One o'clock on the said Tues day, .thellith Aagast next, nozi unless the Person who snakes the Tender,, or same Person On his behalf, attends, to ans-wer when called for. • VICTUALL ING- OFFICE, , • • Aug-. :3, 1819- yrrllE COMM/SSTOTI T ERSfar VICTUALLING ARTIlis g.4EsTr's herciiy give Notice, That on Frid;tn . next, the 7M instant, they will be reedy to receive Tenders, in mrWng (sealed a;) and treat for Forty eight Tons -of 'MUSCOVADO SUGAR, to be answerable to Salnplef ?af not less - than Two Pout.d.; weght eaeV, to be produced with the Tenders to be de,!:.;:ercd into the. Army Victualling Stares, in St. Catherine's, in the speed of a nfo~et; and to : be paid for - bf ilia, payable with interest,. Ninety Pays after date. 7Ye Conditions of the Contract ?nag be seen at the Secre-tarp's Uce. No regard will Le harp to any Tendrr i ,which tile Price shall not be delivered lo the Board before Ono o'Clock On the said Friday next,,theith instant: nor unless' the. Person who onalleS the-Tender, or sonze - Pcrson on his Behalf, attends, to onever when called. L 4 1 1'Ci - OFFICE, diekT. 4, 1812. THE COMMISSIONERSfor FICTU4LLING N41 7 17d0 here; y give Notice,' That on Tuesday, the Ist' of September next, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing, (sealed up), and treat for the supply (on separate COntratts) of what SEA. PROVISIONS may be demanded for the Service of his Majesty's Ships and Vessels at Greenock, Leith, Leith Roads, and the Frzth of Edinhurgh, Belfast, Carrickfergus, Lame harbour, Nezory, a. 4 Tratelferd, ; fii Twelve Months certain; and further, Six Months ,earring shall ire gken or either side far the terminationif the respective Contracts; to be paid for by Bills, payable with Interest, Ninety Days after date. The Conditions .of the Contracts may be seen at the &ere tary's (Vice, at this .o,,Xce ; by applying to 'the Volieetors of, his Majesty's Customs. at Greenock, Leith, 13e fast, and, li - cterford, respectively. • NO regard will be had to .any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted IV.words •at length, or that shall not be delivered to the BOard before One o'Cloc.h on the ,s'aid Tuesday, the Ist of September next; nor unless the- Ferscn c.; 1 :1) makes the Tender; or Soin• Person on his: hehalf,- attends, to answer when. calledflir. Nor will any Tender thatt-eintains extra ' vagaizt prices Upon semr articles, and prices muck inferior to the real z.Tielue upon others,, be considered us proper to be ad. mitted. - • . . , 4',ach Tender must alsO be acconlriplee: L• a Letter signed by two responsible Persons, eqa.bring Leronte bound with tire Party terileririT, in ;he Penal of ‘sool. for the clue ecrivrnia of the ; coarcu.,tw. TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN. SIR, You mlast have smiled at the first sentence of the last letter of lIONESTUS, in Which he -com plained of the hardship of the onus probiindi. It would have been most unreasonable in any one to have imposed such a burthen on him whose feeble pen is evidently unfit for such a task. But he has forgotten that he voluntarily undertook this busi ness, and pretended that he would prove that Vac cination had failed in the case of Hr. .MOhris's daughter.' Now he has learnt the distinction be tween an assertion and a prta for I have evinced what neither he, Mr. Buten, nor the father, Can . de'lYe that the Vaccination of the child was impro perly conducted; and therefore that the failure was the natural consequence of ignorance... I mast commend F.OtitSTUS, however, for hay ing au judicintisly declined the onus probUndi; hope he. will continue to keep ,that la:soh:6oA for • Abe future. . He also acted prudently in - not at tempting to anSiver the proofs adduced by me, that •Sulnll-poi Inoculation;sometimeA•occasioned death. He probably knew many instances of this himself, . besides time four cases which rrelated. These, with many others, are completely authenticated by Ahat respectable' Surgeon, Mr.'LEESE,, 'who has added the names. andaiddresses of the parents, all ready to attest that their children perished,. in conse quence of being inoculated with Small-pox. - As Hozzasztra perceived he could neither'prove his - own nor disprove any of mine, he has tried to evade both questions by railing at 'the conduct of the National Vaccine Establishment. He seems partichlarly displeased that the Board, which is eomposed of the principal Officers of the Royal Colleges of Physiciansand Surgeons, should have promulgated instructions for YaccinatiOn throughout the British Empire. Yet this was the express duty of the Board, and one of the motives which influenced Government in forming it. With. regard `to the Instructions, Hoangsrus has not venturedlo say a syllable againstthem ; they have been. highly approved of by Dr. SENNER, and by the profession at large ; and as ,a proof that they have been carefully drawn up, it is stated in the Report of the Board to Parliament, that not one failure has occurred at any 9f the nine stations for Vaccination appointed by that Establishment. It . is therefore to be hoped that the Board will Conti nue to disseminate copies of Instructions, which • have been found by experience so successful, un til they are adopted by every Medical Gentleman in the country. There was then not much ground for this com. plaint; but HoNasrus, seeking anxiously for flaws, puts what he seems to think a home ques tion to the respecting the degree of security from Small-pox which is to be expected from the Vac cine. This is a question he will find very fully an swered, in the Parliamentary Report, by the high# est medical .auth or ity in the country. Perhaps he will be gratified by perceiving it is there a d m itt e d, thatin •D the itamense numbers who, have been vac, cinated, there are a very few persons who have been affected with the Small-pox after Vaccina tion. But the joy resulting from this concession will beesadiy damped by the subsequent informa tion, that.Small-pex Inoculation has also occasi onally failed, and that there have been a number of cases completely authenticated i e in which the Sthall-pox occurred twice. lt.will likewise mor tify 1. - FpNasTus to leave, that in those rare cases where the Srhall- 1z .•:fiectedperscns who had been previously vaccinated, the disease was much Miti gated, and that not one of then died. Let HoNpTti3 now reflect upon the Nrhcle of the estahli3hed facts : it appears that no dual whO hes had the Vaccine h s yet died of the Sp:ail-pox, yet rnaav persons who have been inoculated with the s.r‘iali-pox. haVe died of that malady. It is be'sides.ascertained that those inn culated spread the disease tp 'others Who frequently When Hortsxus 'has deliberated up:i'a these truthsj defy him tc think that it is becom-; - . . i' ng aril- mar: to prac ti se tion ia•a uopulcus town. • • All distinguishel men in the three branches of the medical profession h a v e lung abandoned and condemned this mischievous practice ; but minds tainted with covetousness cannot be impre7,sed "wit) virtuous sentiments. Convince them that Small-pox inocu!ation disseminates a fatal conta gion, avarice whispers that it is profitable : shew them by the Bills of Mo-tality that from .test to t.hixty children die weekly of the Small-pox ; they are'consoled by receiving the amount of their own. loug'bills . for physic dispensed : and des:crib& to 'them parents overwhelmed with g - riet, and even childless, the expectation of fees makes them it Your readers win- judge with what propriety this Correspondent assumes zhe signature HONES• TITS.. If he is-desirous tolearn (mod .lione...it,vm de ciwztnique sit, let him study, if he can, Tulb[s Of fices ; : and if he profits by that admirable system of Ethi c s, he will change his conduct. But should