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•,,,, (i 4y . . -k .#, . . • ' . - v N-V. : E 9,k,, f . -- - __.--- , ~t.:,,:•:. 4 , - - .6., 0....„,.„.„ ' ginit \ r , • . .I. `t ~ e • -,, . 1 , ( 4, , , ~, . 4,..............._ -, " .11[0 V '?" [Pirrr SIXPENCief—HALPPEN'TY. I - p.i - :'il IV EDNES I) AY, j t 1 29, 1812. i; - T p A , PRIZES, IN (4F TICKETS, TUE CON I'LLAcrolcs 'FREE GiF",'. BY ANY .t)I\11 , , PACKET THE PC , ftCHASER OF A TICKET MAY BE , CEIVF. ',CSOO2)TA FOR A I3LANK, 4 4 .. ND lii PROPOS.- . TION FOR SHARES, IN THE PRESENT STATE LOT ' T E ( tY 0F ONLY 1.0,000 TICKETS,TO.I3E ALL DRAWN TH.E_EIGHTII SEPTEMBER. • rirrEE scirEmE contains many novel Improve . ruelits, v,ith •. . . , • 2..Prize3 of. ~C 16,000, ...are.. C 52,000 • n Prizes 0f.... 4,000..... are ,000 . 2.. Prizes 0f.... 3,000: ...are ....6,900 • 4..Pri?et of.. . .are And upwards of Two ThOusand Prizes of 5001. 34)01. 2001; Eke. &c. down to the lowest Prizes of 221. each,lieing - Seven Pounds Clore than the smallest Prizes in the late Lotteries, and every Numbyr will he drawn from the ' chemesi, wit,;,the Numbers of ,the Tickets sealed in the and lodged in_the Bank of England, may be had at 4 of ices of T. BISH, th e C on t ra ct or f or the a ttery, . No. 4, CORNT - TILL, and No. 9, CHARING-CROSS, - And at ever: Lottery Office in Town and Country. MONEY. rOBT _ G „ ritlernen, •Tespect - fully informed they may he supplied with .IqONEY to ~*n, l ge. L.A. amount, en terms e to Mortgage, secured upon Free ' rd, Copyhold,.,le , asehold Land or Houses, Money-in the ~.u n ds, Marriage Settlernents, Widows' Jointures, Clergy , Living. , ,, m or any cther, Property. persons of respectallity ay be supplied on their Personal -, e G . v e'irttY only. entleulen will and every liberal accommosla 'Nl, without delay. „,_, A- Ptdication from Twelve till Two; or Letters (post-Paid) itudressed to Messrs. Wills 411(1,Co. 45,Soutlistreet, Berkeley *quare. ESTATES FOR SALE. - GLOUCESTERSHIRE. a~ELEY CASTLE, MAXORS, AND FREETIOLD ESTATE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Thursday and Friday, the 27th and 28th:of August, at the PLOUGH Hotel, CHELTENHAM, • IN THIRTY-ONE If,:rs„ U nless previously disposed of in One Let,. by Private Con tract, of which due notice will be given, . SUDELEY CASTLIT;, and the' extensive „ MANOR of RUDELWI (including Winehcomb), with 0 8 Acres of Arable, .Meadow; Pasture, and Wood Land, • laying compact, well: timbered and watered (the greatest 13art whereof is covered by a, MMus in - Tithes, and u ncommonly riCh and fertile), now let in capital and eon ' di ne Farms, held on old Leases which will expireat, the • the Sale will be completed, with good Farm-bouses, ~1 11,11n gs, Labourers' C o tta ges , an d o ther requisit e s, render ,. lof.; it one of tht4finest,EStates in the County. - The Castle,- at a moderate expence, might be fitted up as Vaagnificent Mansion ; and, if sold in Lots, the Property is !lided so as to form several eligible-Estates, with beautiful i 4 tuations and Views, fit for the residence of Gentlemen V"d of Agriculture, as well as of, opulent Graziers. and 4r , • T • urupiee Roads have lately been made -from this Property Cheltenh-iin, Seven Miles; to Tewkesbury, Evesham; and - 4 ,?w, each Ten Miles. viewed by :applying to Mr. Richard Ireland, at bodge Farm, near Winclicomb, of whom printed Par li'4ljarz, a :Vat • may be had ; and also at the nrincipal - 4 , 11,1 :; in the Count, ; the White. jeart, Hotel, in _Bath; at "e intake of Messrs. Ferrer and Co. LineOln's , inn-fields,. L or.don; and of Messrs. W e bb, Webb and Attwood, Sails try, b who are authcrised to treat by Private Contract. PREEHOLD ESTATES, IN GLAMMORGANSHIRE AND . • . NIONNIOUTFISHIRE. - . TO 5 1 . E SOLD BY At the Angel Inn, in Cardiff, tn. 'I uesdliy, the 25th Day of August, 1812, and following Day, in case the saide is not completed on the 25th, at Ten o'clock in the FcreMx,u, • By Mr. PETER LAUDER,. • 'ln Forty-one Lots, LTNDRY Desirable FARMS and DETACHED , LANDS, situated_ in the Parishes of ST. ANDRMS, ROATH, LLANEDERN, and ROMNFN, in the CO Urity of GLAMORGAN ; anlfin the Parishes cf ST. MEL LO NS,RUMNEY, MICHAELSTON Y, V gaw, and MARSH , FIELD, and in the Town of NEWPOB.T, in the County of I \' ‘ , , TONMOUTHs containing about 630 Acres, in a fertile ‘'. o Pntrs, and let to respectable Tenants at low Rents, -the ~hole being capable of great Improverient, and so 4uated as .I. i ? afford good Situattons for Building car, commanding fine ms of the 13 r;stoi Channel and the surrounding Country, ,eulg within Six Miles of the Sea-Port Towns of Cardiff and "ewprt, and in the direct Road from Bristol. to Swansea, and X,liiford Haven. The Lots may be viewed by leave of the Tenants. " Printed Particulars and Conditions of Sale may be had, on Payment o f is.`each (which will be rettirned, to Purchasers), Cow la the above Inn 7 also of Mr. Miles, of Aberthin, near ..fidget, with whom there is a Map of the Estate ; Mr. David 4 ' 4 vrvs, of Crickhowel, in Brecknocksiire, Land Surveyor; Messrs. Carr and.Kenbit, Solicitors, of John-street, Bedford- London; of Messrs. Wood, Solicitors, and of the AlM "Queer, in Cardiff; A LL that the said Fjechold MANOR of<OAK tLa-,LEY, with all iti•ltio o lits Royalties, and Appurtenances, d three capital acid distinct FApas, containing together, 421 acres, a foods, 12 perches, of excellent Feuding, 'arable Land, mostly. Tithe-free, and the, whole of the ~i-and Tax redeemed ; situate, in the parishes . of Oakley and in the county of Bucks ; together with the valuable hod t xtengive Right 3 of Co:xnrion.appertinant thereto, in the re 7 setts, occupations of Messrs. Thomas Hudson, Edmund zetts, and Henry Fennimore. The Farm-hOuscs and Buildings are conveniently situated . 1 3 the respective farms, and, are in goOd condition - . - Oakley is amiles from. the City of Oxic.7.-d,' 5 from Thame, 1 0 from Bioester, and 12 from Ayletihury. Mr. HubsoN, of the Manor-house, will shew the Estate, of whom printed particulars may he had, 1 , 1 days prior to the : Ie ; also at the Angel Inn, Oxford; Cobham Arms, Buck= „.. l a,ghain ; Red Lion, High. Wycombe; George, Aylesbury ; ted- Lion, Thame ; of 111 r. G0050..x., Land Agent, Flook Nor .,tcul, Oxford; of JOHN PINNIGER, .Esq. Gray's Iran-square, k , ondon, where Maßs. of the Estate may be seen ; and of the. Auctioneer, at the Secretary's Office, Auction ,'Nlart, London. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT:, • A Very ValeralAe. FREEHOLD, TITFI • FREE, ana EXTRA-PAROCHIAL.ESTATE,-ecivist 'rig of a good Farm-house, large Bans, and every 'other ne . .7essary (Ant-buildinD and about £OO Acres of excellent Ara , Difea,ow, and. Pasture Ciroun.l,,' situate in a Midland eannty, and near'to good Markets:- N. B. The above Estate ca& be let to a respectable Tenant to Pay 4 - per Cent. ( - • Further particulars may be has of Messrs: Leigh and Ma , I ' 4l , Solicitors; Cre'scent-place, New Bridge-stret. NORFOLK. DESIRARLE -PERPETUAL ADVOWSON. • TO BE SOLD, the. PERPETUAL ADVOW ,, SON of a:valuable RECTORY in NORFOLK, on which a pleasant Parsonage House, with a good Garden, and be tween'Thirty and Forty Acres of Glebe. - • - Also the great and small Tithes of nearly I , 2oo,Aeres of excellent Land. yor Particulars., apply (post paid) to Messrs. Egan and aterman, Solicitors, 25, EbSa.-street; Strand. • iNitt\ SCHELDT PRIZE CONCERNS. IN order to - prevent, as far as is praCticable, the possible omission of any Vessel, or individual, ens - agsed in the Naval part of the Expedition to the Scheldt, it is deem.- ttcl advisable, previous to the expected distribution, dependent •on the decision of the Prince Regent in Council, to' inblish. the.following List of Ships, Vessels, &c. and 'of Officers at tach ed to the Gun-boat Service, &c. by Admiralty, or other or ders, present at seine time of the period, between the invest=. rocnt of Walcheren, j on the 30th of July, 1309, and the surren der of Flushing on the ifith of August following, and • .conit quently considered cutitied to share for thepropertyeapturedi and the attention of the respective Navy Agents,. la behalf of their absent Clients-is particularly requested thereto, . H. JONES, , • .. Agent to the Navat Commander-in-Chief, - and for the Squadron in the Expedition. Audacious Euryalus Peacock Aboukir ' Encounter Protector ' A9hille j .. Fisguard . - Pilchard - Alfred . Fleche . -Porgey Agincourt . Fly . Poll Adamant Furious . • ‘-- Repulse . .. .. . : Amethyst Fearless j . Resolution Aigle Folkk.tone Royal Oak ~ iEtua . Flamer • Revenge ' Appelles . - 'Favourite ) Rota Attack • ' Flying Fish ' , .. Rein Deer Alert . . " FaucV • - -.-. Raven- . .. . a Active ' Girriges J - ; Redpole " Belleisle - Gannet • Revoard Blake • , . GalgO Raleigh . Bellona - • Gainiiier . Rinaldo Bucephalus " Gallant. Royalist Bermuda - ' Hero.. • ., Richmond . Britoniart . Hussar . Rebuff . Beagle • 'Harpy - , Resolution • Bold . Heroine Royal William, List Badger Hound . of men lent •- , - Bloodhound-. - Hope • • Sceptre Black Joke , Impetueux ' St. , Domingo -Betsey . Illustrious . - Supere Centaur Isis .St..Fiorenza Courageux Irnperiense Salsette Cesar , Ides (1) • Statira • ,_ Clyde Indignant . Sarpen Circe . Kangaroo • ' Sabrina Camilla Leyden ~ - Skylark Cordelia j.Lavinia • Sprightly .. ~ • Callypso . . Linnet ' Serapis . J Challenger •' .. Monarch . Cherokee j Marlborough Speculator Caliope . -Monmouth - San Josef, List of Craeker ' - Magnet men lent Crocus . Mariner • Theseus Charger Martial , Thalia ,Centinel Mercury. (tender) Tioin pone .. Cuckoo Namur . Thais . j .. .. Countess Elgin ,- Nynaphen Thunder , Caledonia List J Nymph (butter) Thrasher .Of nianYeut 'Orion Dannemarc Onyx Tower Tender Victorious • Dryad . - Powerful - . Valiant • . ~ Drake • - . Princess of Orange Venerable Devastation ' Perlin Vesuvius - . Defender - j Pallas • Ulysses , .. Daring - Pandora , Weymouth' .' • , Desperate . • Pilot York , • ' . Ddver Patthian j Zenobia Eagle • Plover • • Berwick Packet. Fire Vessels under Capt. Tomlinson'and other Officers. Dock-war". Vessels, 17 .in number, under Mr. Whidbey, per Nagy Board:List. Dell Sailing Boats, under Capt. Cutfield and other Officers, 19 in number', per-NavY Board List. Deal IloVtiling . 3.u.t.5, i•.; in n azob et, under Lieut. Wcalwar4, per'Navy Board' List. j . Cu.-tom House Cutters, li in ninnber, per Agent's List. • Excise CUtteri, twuiajniunber, per Agent's List. River Fencibles—City of London, Loyal Greenwich, and Royal Harbour. . ~ - GUN-BOAT OFFICERS. ' CAPTAIN'S. , _ ' Abexdour, James Gan-boat List." ' • Buck, Rd. . ' Ditto. Carteret, P. - BQrne on Harpy List. - Cur.fi,eld, W. - Deal Boats. Henderson, G. Fire Vessels. . - . Janverin, ltd. - ' Om-boat List. • . Lyford, - , • Ditto. Lowe, Abraham - . Borue on Cracker List.. Papliam, Sir Home Gun-bdat List. - .. ... . .. , .. .. , . . - LiLeITE;.ANTS. Birdwood, , Thomas - Dime on Beileislt-List.' .Brasier,. Edward, ' Ditto Alfred. Bailey, H. W. " ' Ditto Leyden. Baker, H4ury . Ditto Eagle: Bull,' John ' Ditto Impetueux. Plainey, .1. W. Ditto Harpy. Collier, James Ditto Belleisle. Carter, Thomas: ' - Gun-boat List. Cannon, A. • . Borne on Eagle List. Cobb, S. - . Ditto Monarch. , collet, Charles 1 Gun-boat List. Colelough, John ', _ Borne on Po,werful Lists Cobb, Charles / ' - Ditto Ganges. Clark, W. .• ' ' ' . Gun-boat List. De Rippe, J. Borne on Bellona. List- DouOts, H. • Ditto Royal• Oak.. Davies, R. P. ' Ditto St, Domingo. Eveliegh, J. - '• Ditto Marlborough. Ekins, M. ' , , Ditto Royal Oak. Evalis, Roger ' Ditto Cracker," Edwards, D. Ditto it:tria. , F.borcll, Thomas . Ditto Peacock. • Fair, Robert . Ditp Harpy. Folliott, Robert' Ditto Ditta. - . Glairrille, George Deal Boats. ' . ~ • Bore, Sabinel • _ Borne on Caesar List. liigrams Alexander ' I)itto Monmouth. James, Richard Ditto Orion. ~ Jones, J. W. , Ditto St. I3omingo. , Kerr, Hugh - Ditto Isis. Len, Thomas . Chip-boat List. Lew, James Borne on Apelles List. Munn,,J. C. • Gun -boat List. Masters, James, Borne on Ilellona, List - MOnnier, Williiin Ditto Harpy Li .4. M' Pherson, -- 7 ---; Gunf,boat, List. Moor., Edward Borne on ifarpy - 14st. Morris, J. C. . - . - D . :tto Aeliii:e. , • Norton, Thomas , Ditto Illustrious. . ' ' •Parker, John . • , • Ditto Marlborough. Parker, E. W. Ditto Vesi' ,, ru'e• Prince, John .' • , : J)itto Resolatiou. Peever, R. T. - Ditto Leyden. Plrepoe, John . • Gun-boat List . Rict.e, .....L__, • , • Borne on Clyde List.. Russel, liiibert : , Ditto Rein Deer. Rowley, Edwi;.rcl• Cian•;boat List. ' Simpson, Thomas. ' ...", Borne on Bold List. • • -Shed, Robert Gan-boat List • .‘. - Seward, George - . - • ,Borne on-Aboukir List . Senhonse - , E. ' Ditto Harpy. Smith, Jos.:Atli Ditto Namur. TO411::1C.11r, 11... A: Ditto Adamant. Towuly, P. S. Prinie.:s of Orange. 'ray, It. W. Gun-oCtt List. Wall-4k, Gorge - • Barite °a Illustrious. List: Wilcox, ---7 ', Ditto Superb. WeStfall, -:----- ' . Ditto Belleisle. ,Vvilliamstm, Thomas Ditto Priuccss of Orange. • • • . . ei_ENERAL SIR JOLT N Alo ORE' s. 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Preparation of Coal-tar, for ont-Cloor- l'aintlag ' a cheap anal dura ble Coatlris for Fences, Pal inpi• Barifs, •Farniing Utensils. k and all Wood and ,n Woris. exposed to the Weather. Price, ready for int, 'Etwo-pene . e-lialfpeilay per pound; or, to avoid . trct..l . t•le, the Paint %till, be laid on :,) , /ineasurenient. Manufitture t il - and sold by James Nl'Marn, No.'l, Earl— street, Black/ruffs, I.;:ricion, and Lifik4iln-lane, 'Bristol; and may be had, at the same price, Of hn Agen':,s, et all the prin-• forts the Kingdom, by ahi b the.expence of car all trouble and delay is , private use, sent to any part of the Coun try, on :11:,,:lication zlbove. • , Stone-c..:10 , 7r, and PEnts• of every - • . 12i:.N(JVATEI) 1!1•:A1.1 II , . T hat been too 'frequently tlietuject of just and gene.r., 4 .l reprobation, in.n , (.t tlistrioli , .al 'art have 0i1,0.-tt :nertis,l.lv, as earl !i , a - cs for put bcpatroriat~ in the prolessil.a Forth.• purpose of doing Justice to the tasol t of otr stud:es and experience, and 'to prevent us from being dossed among tfr.,se efrl ')iTiCS, whose imprudent- preteitsions have, intl.): tutiately for society, been too favourably recejvccl, we'bee. leaee to- submit to the liberal. and enlightened a fair lita atatemeit of oar ptirsuits , and.ae... - quirernt.nts. Aftei having receiv. , l a regular medical eruct. gun as the pupils of :'vlessrs. - G rind -II and Illirind, winrie Ceattres and practice we4-;irefull - atom led, as Preitess;)rs An 4 London I lospital; we enterer;ou:st:lvesas st•::!cn's is , justly cele.br,:tcd - schoo; tOr inencai acquire mt., the Ctil lege of Ewittuegli, and were 41st:titled in toc branelirts of anatoiy.y , surgery, the theory and ;<IrANSCc el 1 , 11 see, cr;en.istry, m;dwiter-y , botany., &c. dec. by thoseein:tl:nt prolcss•-ns, Ors. WM . °, Go...gory, Black, i-L A •rtiltnn, Duncato and Rutherford. ' trust we shall not be deemed presumptuous in .saying that our protietein.y and .aEquireinents arc q,t l-Paving :or a long series 'of years Mode Venereal Complaints, and the various diseases of Debility, the particular object ot our . studies sod practice r , i t w ill, we hope; be,alroweil that we b ade: acquired stil , eri,u• know ledge of their treatment and cure.. In slight and.recert eat.ei of ip.fettion a perfett r...:-eat.:blishment is competed in the short period of two days ; and tit those of the tattilost fit. .veteracy, where'other practitioners-have failed of succts;, a propel perseverastce in our plan of tre:itmelit thSures to the pitient and radical cure. Am dst the .meltncholy variety oliiisorlers which are the effects of a nabrt long and most unhappily.ptirsueit by the • youth of both sexes, there are done more ,darining or more distte`ssing than those deticiencics and debilities which fre quently prevent or embitter the matrinioniai state. 1 a sub pen sor a it must be a consolation to , know that they may itbw, by a it, :-not infaliible,mode oftreatment, be rest, q.t.-A that greatest o: all human-blessings, a sttong, vigo7- o ns o.:7.:ituution. In all cases or debility, i tom whatever cause arising, as well as in every species,cif venereal . infection, we may reconscal red n_y pattera of ei t her seK r , it 't -t the great est secrecy and It .tour. liours 0 leonstiltation hoine.frout ten to thine, and frorr..,O.in the evening till to at ithztit. rat - lents in the' ‘.;uiirry ate retprested to state-the. , partite. tars of their caSe, age, alid general nobie of living, cl.,ing a remittance for advice and medicines, woe,' the same will be given, or sent to any ,part of the kingdom. To ensure hat secieey soessentiat to our undertaking; the p?tstage of letters s• ay be added to the aeCount tor medi tines. CU kl.l F.' and _Co: Sur4cons,, No. 1,f7, !'aeon-garden. . fr4r Nlcs,rs t.:;urrie aria Co. h.ivz' cerziricatcs trurn t hove rdspk . c.tal',le i'rotessors of L.c.:ndcii and Edinburgh, for the diligence, skill, ant 'hunialUty, with which they 1)..J.. f:lthe.,l the duties assi‘mcd thca), during the. tinut they At ACCI their Let - lutes awl