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The banks Of the River aic ffrnged•with hircheq., . the WII9IC lying near :the Base, ai:d having: the' high feature& Monntain of C LOCK- N A-16A IN F. •int ull view ; • forming altoguther something not a little pw.t.nresque ; - situated almost in. the middle of that distriO. of the GRAMPIAN MOUNTAINS, about z int Les from AWF.RDEEN. - - but not Armieettitig 7.0 • /TOM either of the Market Towns of mowntosE or DRE CHI N, and enly 5 macs. from a Post-Office at BAN CI-lORY.. The, Al Ili r.,ry — rtoaa over the Cart: or Mount paitsca yery near Cie House._ and within a few minutes walk of it commences in three . diiderent dirediens, an extensive Privilege of Grouse Shooting fer.an ektern Of 'Many mileti, arid which emir attiird to ever}, a middling shot an opportunity of killing from to to a brats a day. . , • The RiveeDye allot& excellent TrCiiit tiShinl i on the River Fetigh;salanut; miles' iii>tant, griking in uly, Au gust, ancl.Septemi,er ; and a little farther- Am- theiyek Dee, 1',11.1t is reckoned aiming the best stations in Scotland for kit in,:., Salmon with-the rod. The PrOpriethesexClusive Pto perty, including the .Forest of Black Hall, extends over a 4urtace often miles'square,- comprehending:4llo wholecourse of the RIVER DYE, nearly that-of the-F b . 1../Gi I, anti above -six Miles Of.the- Smith Bank of the DEE, all contiguous. ...__ To a Gentleman sports;h:in kill be Made over, not only, t)ie exclosi r ve ktif,ht of SM:z.ring• and Fishing on, the whole. Property, atidot Milting and and toe in ',the Forest 'of Black .but also the liberty of •Protetiting the C4rne of every kind, with the exception of a few plivileged trowels of the Proprietor, whose society in §portiog„ and aid ip Yroscting, will be tourideitualir pleasant and.usefttl, A Fanner of cotriiderable stock in the . yianityi - will furnish Corn, Ha . b.„Straw, &c: g . rearabutidance, and at a moderate f p.rice. - The ileaclow,:ilrhich .consists of Ten Actes',, Will ht: Sett with: tile House,..if - requireti. 'And if Cite Lessee shAtt.beit.O.iinattsita have any .additton diode to tot.4,picigiffupdation, or to Stilt his tas'tc, &tang the currency of ss i hi s,ttill heave perinissioo to 'do so at his own ex perice,• wick besecured• in the re-payir....ot onexpitatiottot: • . . - ;For Particitlrs, application tri.ty be made ;till the tith of. May, to the 'lion. Manic' Of Taii.mire, Castlelrechirt; ind'APAander'- - Burtlett;ik",sq- Fasqbe t ti oubd , Montrose to limes - Fraser, Esq.: Writer to. •tlle!• Signet, Edinlitiro ; and to Mr. Fras.r, - Lincoln's Inn, London. • - • . ROIVIATIC SPIRIT of .:VIi4EGAR • (the original Invention .of Mr • Henry) prepated and sold by TitomAs auft — wituANl HENRY, Chemists and: Apothecaries . , Manchester. Thikmost_agreeable perfumed -Liquor is a rortipeuncl of highly concentrated Vinegar, joined with the mai; Olca3ant Arom.ttics: Its . strong and pungent odour tenders , . it, ex trethely. grateful and saltaary persons labbil`ring under Heakacirs, kaintings, &c. and adapts it for txtunerattini thebad ettktits . c.f Ireued or foul Air. Hence it , has been. found highly usetkil in• rodma, Where the Infedlori of .f e vens, of Sore Throats,, or• of other -contagloila Disaasss,' pre vail ; anti in,all crouded placesof,public resort, s Theatres; 'Courts o(justice, lec. It may ako be particularly *mom.. mended to Persons residing in Hot Climates. The Arotnatielipirit of Vinegar, prices. 6d. eackhortle, is sold, arid 'retail, - by Bayley arid Blew, Cock= :spur-street (the only' persons in :London Akithori - 1.0 by the ..Proi?ricturs 'to sell• the ante): Ocre may. be had Spoqge Voxe.s'OrCOld, 'Silver; the. Crystal, Ate.: ?CB.' Each bottle, besides a CoPfxr-plate label, signed by the Preparers, has the Letters- T. ,:4ncl:W, liectry's Aro-• =tie' Spirit of Vinegar moulded in the glass. . MISFORTUNES PREVENTED, N the ungwirded houi 7 Of Jutoxication, a man may, by one ad implodente, .contiak a disease, which will retulef hint kvaletudinarian t r thc, , remaintier ,of his , life,„ and -. this misfortune !nay, be iiggraia‘cd, by ex. *tending it tp a virtuous wife and innocent offspring; ing a family in wretclu . sdnes , Tor a inclineritary gratification ; but this scourge of:the:human mix, would tr c chvoted Of its . malignity, if not .altoget her extirpated, if Men waild . use the precaution of hling provided with the AM E RreAN VE - GETABLE PO.M A.TLINI, which is so portableiand cenve.: nient that it may be carrio.kiniperceptibly in a purse, milts efficacy is tuth thatiftrlPOirtver laded in any. One instance. 'ilk is, not tip! Apiqq;04,1, , #),(4114 allMtilt) 4dventtiteri but the f l inuitle`pr4paiiitiottl. Qia`mcilic;tl man, who has an est.t. b Lis . ed.reputationMd cl e rrider to.lost:„ And who'has..provi:d the Invariable 'ettisuortot ii:;.4nedicine rn priVite practice tor inure than ten yfirs..Pefore . ) - ic ALIO it ft:is:the Public,. , The' A naerii;an - Vegetable 0.1 not krni is prepar4 -and sold, wholesale and'retail nay, by "thel) roprietc.ll,;lle-ats. Russell and Co. Surgeons, No. 18,.5n0w.,hi11,• rice 7s: duty in cluded, seale , l up, with full arid' plain dieeclionsfor tisL. • it is also sold, retail, by,OreenOsio. 1324 .0 xthrd-tircet, and by most respectithic bledichic; Verniers 17 -but obsem,. that it is signed by the YrQprietnrs, in. their hond Withot4 Which it cannot be genuine. THE SUN. ;CLEM. QUIS DICERS PhtS~!•l A ? LONDON, APRIL 4., 1:•;31. Tx Is—mOrniiigi- and- .rot before; Mr. N. VA:. S tr,rA f ßtarti.vc!bin Town, baying. landed at- Leith -on --,Wecln esclayl last, from the Kit? . Cutter, •in which Vessel .Mr.- DRUMIIOND likewise came hotne. trVA'NiITTArt . T went . immediately On-his arfival in.-Town, to-The Admiralty and to Downing- stteet. He left the Fleet on . the'evening of the 2 3d,. all well; it having passed the Cattegat, and it was lying to oft' KrilleniiPoixt, on the S. W. roaft of Sweden,' very near the - entrance of -the Sound. The weather was moderate, and the.wind favour ,. able. IT is some time since our, Readers were apprized, that our Ministers had taker ; fneasures. to ascertain the disposition of the French Government:with re_ sped to Negotiation, and we have already stated, that the answer upon the subjett was as favourable as we Could wish. . • . ' LUC( WHITWORTH is fixed upon as did Negbtia.. tor between this Country and France. Those Who are acquainted with the charader of this Nobleman, know that a person of more engaging and coneiliat- - ing manners could not have been chOsen . . We stall not, like many of. air Cotemporaries, alien to state. the precise words of BON AP ARTE'S 411SIVer to the Proposition which has been sent to him, but we can state CONFIDENTLY, that it does not breathe any, sentiment averse to entering. upon Negotiation. . . TlisiStiocb .journals are now gene rr.iiy. very detrOliPoli t iriFeiest.—lt is to C cr. ally that . ,We must look for twit information which most itutue: . diateiy . 'COneeins Os r *and the intelligence brought by the last Mail. is peculiarly of this natuiT.l.:._ Out Reader's . are aware that we have now 'COine to the critical, moment. which •is to decide our differences with the. Northern 'Powers in Europe'. According to the latest intelligence from (:..p,,i hagen and Ehincur, which was of the- z4th ult. little doubt was entertained in those Cities .that our Fleet would.on'the following:day force the pas sage of the SOund, 'and the - Wind : hav ing b'een favour able, We May rest assured that . ,tbe evcnt, has taken place, and we trust with that , succati which the justice of our cause and the valour of bar SeAthoft entitle us to CxpeCt.' While, however, on the 'one hand,' make . rhe Maritime Poweri of tbe"Baltie repent of their obsti nacy, we have but too niuch. reason te: suppose that the Continental Power, which has, though unwil lingly, coalesced in their viewi, will enter into the plans - against us, and will do us . all the miechief in its Power by land. Prussia has already signified to the Manse Towns of Hamburgh arid. Bremen, that its troops would on the Ist April quit their Can _t . on ments, in order to lake possession of the Mouths .of .the Wrier and the Enr . , and ter stop all Com mercial ConstnUnicationS between the Continent and Great Britain ; 'The rumour in the City, was yes. ,-01 ter4ay, the Danes had taken possession of Handiorevicifrhe Duke of Otost.4,stitit, the Proprietor "cif the small Fort of Elsfierh, situated about eighteedmiles below B,7mrn, has been 4i6. .obliged to signify to the Merchants of Breorts,•that -heneefotth all their Shi ps laden on account of the English would be detainek., at . ElOrth, where the Prussians will probably este:3l4lr some hundred men. The Banks of the Ems likely, be , . guarded with equal seventy. . . Disagreeable as is the expeetation of these events, of which the operations in the Baltic,will, no doubt, hasten the`exeCutiOn, we feel it our duty' to - tate them to the,, Public,. wbo. have beep, indeed, long • • prepared for such intelligence. If they be Eleju dijal to our interests, they must be still, more so to those of the Continent, and particularly to those. of the North of Germany. They. are already 'as unpopular as possible, as they must occasion a great number of Bankruptcies,, must unite: men in a general Confederaiy, _am! must produce a toi_ siclerable augmentation "in the Price of all ColQa - 21 Produce, Tile French FunLis have experiered . 3 cons ider. abli rise. The T;ers Ca./fie/A ich . • • were 3 short time ago at ,51 'and a fraaion ) - cr•qe go the,..yaiii. at 564. . . ,YceeTkirrApg the Fist of the .C;Ncixi,ott, corn mcinik eiafeir qt4l Friday The Right Rtverenst tin • Lotto litsmog Of Rocur &rift. preached before the Nobility; at. ihnhapel Royal. The 'Rev. Prelate took his Teicti!and Aleliveted.an.i.4 - elletie Di WWI from St, Patli'V ' , list Epistle •to -the Corinthians,. Ch p. 30/. Verse 22. " For as is Adam all die, turn Sc in Christ-sbatial be wade tlive." • - ),,,, , . •ifs. - 1 ", Fe_z4 , ...? , NAVA L ` 4,- '. ': w- t " k,:i K ... 1 4 N E irs . , k i.„ ...: iri•--t.' ()_.kl7": L''' ' ? li c 446 • imterium sevunique trlifedynit, Sel miLi to 'r datum. PORTSMOUTH, AWL -3. THE Castor Frigate got under sail this morniiiil or theWest•lndies, but brought to again." • ti S ;r: SHEERNESS,. 4.,ritiL 3, • , .His Majesty's Gun.-vessels *mei and Meteor Imre come into the Habour from the Little ;Lore. Phimp . er Gun-1;1141I as iOne oat of 113/boa to the Little :Core. EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM AN OFFICER ON SOAK° ADMIRAL DICKSON'S' FLEET. .; .Yarmciab Roads, April 2, We are this instant arrived from . off Gores, into which place we looked yesterday. There are Six Sail of two.deck Ships, two Frigates, and a Sloop of War - lying - there, in apparent readiness for sea. A CoMmodore's broad pendant is flying on bard one of the Ships, but no Admiral, X see Aso chance of Their coming out, for when the wind is to the Eastward (a fair wind our for them) there is To., water ; so that ills probable they wilt remain where they. are.''' ' ~. . . , . • - It was yesterday strongly - stated, and for some time believed, that the 'Blanche Frigate had arrived with accounts from the Baltic; 'Upon inquiry at the Adrniraltv, however, we found the report to be unfounded. Vice-Admiral GAME t tit -has Lis Flag, on board t he Neptune of g 8 guns, which Ship sailed on Thursday from Spithead to join the Chatinel Fleet. . _ =-A Great number of Men-of War..have 'been sent out singly . to join the.-Baltic ilepcivhiaii now con_- ists of o Sail of the Lin; ; there are altogether 147 Sail ofltips belonging. to The Fleet. Thursilay se'nnight the ~or‘l Provosc, Magistrates and Coullcil.olEdinburgfil ikoi - i'eseri l i'pl-aint of Mr. JAMES DtxoN,. master Of ilk Mary, of New. castle; with concurrende, of the - Ti i initi-house, dis missed the: following •persons from their employ. meat as Pilots for - LeithllarbOur, viz. lames ilea, jam Seaton, James Miller, f ames J.;,... g4 1t, and lames Noble. The complainant ktated; 'that °kelt.- 21st of last month, his ship got on - a - rock ca e 3 the Heriot, near Inchkeith,i and - My:xl,. Made 4 signal of distress, a boat - vvith..the._abave persons., in it wine off rd his - assistance ; but as the wind was unfavourable to .get 'into . Leith, be iVished - to go : to Burntisland - , and Asked . dies to it!ke...llitn there: They asked Twenty-A v . Guineas for their ;rouble, which- he thought eaorbitaiit ; upon this they, with. much abufive. , language, left his shir o , . - and hod it not been for the assi s t ance afforded-Ist Capt. I,6ya.anca Suave, of :Leldh, :who Came Of in a siislil; tiyawt a and him i nto R itint i slana, andhis cargo Would .haye *ben lost. The Magistrates, considering this condua as most im pr93et and disnecfgl, disnliSScd'the above persons from the service of the Port of . Lei t h, b e i ng r e„, solVed that every peperson,under their audio,, city, shonld - afford. every assistance to marten frequentintthatTort in similar cases.. of disress. Theshirclif,.Carltort, from Newcastle tO la, maid, was captured op: the i9Th rehruary, twenty,, five leagues, N: W. .of. ca t * • Finisterre, spy nish.Privateer of twelve Guns 'Sind ifry.thtwe men, and sent into .Corunnu, after aa-lAgritiafe resismcc in which the. Chief Met and threes wounded:* • • • The jglia, Mash ter, from Liviroool, i* 101 l at St, Michael's, -r, ..fe on Thursday last, when Stranger were excluded from the Ironse of Cominons on attcount or the' Ballot ..for a Committee pf : Secrecy'', we Atnclurstata that the CITA:4II4ot of tht Exclutlen stared to .the Hous e , that had received represoltati,st from various quarters•aiainst the propoled Tax Vt. Printed Linens ; 'that in - some of the M UMS' which had been offered :againit 'he couldnot negnieset, I),_ lt that etMsideripg the-present state of that branch of our Trade, he should not think himself jtistitied in persisting in i The Order for receiving. the Report Qf the - Bill .was - thereupon discharged. , x:,, ~. EMP... , .... ,: • • - A Council of the tabineiginiiters was yesttr diy - held at Lord ilawkeslierY's•Office ; the Duke of: Poi.i4xN 1.), • the, LORD --CHANCELLot, Lord liAwxysfluitgir, ' the, Membeis of . Athinistta. tiou attended.' - • - , . ' J . • His Royal Highness-the DIM Eof Cli — M . BrTtLAlgn Tii.n - yeaterday.for.Vindseor, on a hunting ex cursion. • . . •,. Prussia .has. made a Cartvention with ,the - R ait, Of Russ,l4%, by, whiCli . .heseods into Siberia all. the: crir . nitialuoittlemuea. to perpetual imprison=ot. Prussia ;pays the expences. of their journey to the , frontiers of Russia', from ~..Nlll4l the- EbiriltOß' bears' their expenves. to Silit •-. . • Yesterday morting-the threAegiments of Royal Voltroters . cmarchrti from their Drill. .grounditt Bishopsgatcortretn, %and/paraded near the ..E ms r../ndia.Hons6, to thenitterdierplot.tocs men, in. eluding sow Tecruits. atztqualrer before ten the igig'Houou fabre H ZMAS appearecl at their head as Colonel-cOinmandaotsi:-who with almost• itll the Field,Officers , and -Subalterns belonging to each -Regiment,. ptoceFded to St.Taul!s Cathedral, ~ w here iteard• Div4neService.. colemels s 'and the-present Cliaiimßll aril Deptiry-Cliaitilun of the En§t. 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