The Sun. — London, England, 1806-03-10 00:00:00

' • ".• . F. Vze LONi)ON GAZETTE, March 8, 1 S OG. A the Court al . the Outen's Palace, the sth of March; I 8( ,',r • I\lajesty in Council. • . • • GCbriel s Unsoubv • was, by His Majesty:s Commalid, sworn of His IVlrajeSfy*S Most Honourable Council, and took his place , • at the'Roarct actor ; Itts -- Majesty:';la‘ing been pleased to appoint:Wil liam Went wcArth .liarl Fitz William, Lord President of the Councilyta he Custom Rotulorrim of the Soke of PeterlootOusib;:hii; Lord yip this day took the GothS appointel to he taken, instead-of the Oaths of-Alle giance and Supremacy. - . , .• . His Ml.,:ry.i.in'klouncil •was .this day, pleased to appoint' Thomas 11 - .)igelly;'ESti. to be She tiff of the County of Miiri3Ontall, itr the room of. Llugh:jones, -seit.sof*Dolgelly, - - Af/ - .e..41 . ct.,8, )800..„ , The King has - pleased to grant to the Right H on , Nr n th an iet r; on ,l Orrice ancOlace, of Advo 7 darfe•Genend, ..or Judbe /Slarshal,..of 1 . 4 is .7,\, raj esty's, Forces,' in the room of the Right Hon. Sir Charles Morgan, : 19bn. • 11 7 hrteholl, March 8, !806. The 'Kiwi . has been ple as ed to appoint Charles- . -p - 1-I.iy, Esq. - pt)'.he z1.1. , ..,Ri of Session:in Scotland, in the room 'of D. - 16d rallyth, Esq. deceased., . -. . • , . , , .. iillitekall, illarch., 8, .1806. , . The Kiwi- has been pleased to ppoint the Hen. Henry Erskine, Advocate, to be .I',lajestfs Ad- Nocat in Sc.:tiand The King has also been plelsed to appoint John lc..rk, Esq. Advocate, to be HiS lqajesty's Solicitor Scotlani.L. Derunintr o -street, Feb: s O 6. The ic.ll* haii'bvtqh plleasecl to app9iht Henry j3en ra.,. , - tineß, hsti. to be. Li,etitemv-uoterhor of the Settle mews of Demerara and Essertiibo. • 3 : ./.,-ch 8, 8,6 MEWE ' ERS RETLiiti\ TO Si;I:VIL IN THIS PitEE.ltir PAHLIAKEYT. Boit H OF • Tlib Right.flon '<h. : ll4rd Bru n. ~iie Ilan. CITN OF L!TCHFIFLD. CeOrgp:Ai,w,ot , in . I-F t s lklajes,ty's, 16rh ,teginKo.t ' r,. :ii ile room of Thornds 'Anson, Esq." (ncT,W td up to the Prouse of, . Peers. , . , • cur,y Or: . : Tl:e . Right - Hon. ,1 V.VRLIF I 11 S ItIVLARCED. _ . Richard I.)avicry,Nortivirliptonshim,hrandp. Alarcit is to April 2Z, at ten,- at Guildhall, • Ci:)ss, ;late of Worcester, and of Lombard-street, troin Mar ‘h II tc Apr 11,29, at ten, at 1.: • BAN/CRUX:S. of , Chester, lineri-drirper, to surrender ,- •• a..dAprill9,.at eleven, at tht. Feathers' Inn, t• • :hes, Messrs , rirrant and Nicole .: , f , Chau *cerv.;a. 1 :Or: D. F. Chester.. Thomas Aiign6tus Dolling, of Stonehouse, I)evonshirei ‘l.ncii...ll, 23, and April 19, ar tic , cti, .11 tde kV iliac H.,,rt Broad.street;hristol. At tames, \lr. Ed , Aard Daniel - and Son, iiristol ; or Mes Sr.• Vearson; l'utnp-enurt, Temple, -London. • Ely Bottainl::y,ottnc:Grand I undion W harl,Whitefriars,Lon. p9n, ant ith,lsace, MrJdlesex, coal-merchant; , ' to sur. , render h ts, 23, and prtl 19, at ten, at Cilia:Mall. Artornies, Messrs. Miushull and Veal,' Millbank.stren, ,Westrnit.ster. ..• Gyles Lone, of the Grange-road, Bermondsey, Surrey, dry saTter, surrender March ti, 1 - 8., and A.pril iaf'eleven, •'at - Cita-C:411, 'London: Attornies, Airssrs: Willett and i Aimeslev, . Finsbury-square:. lames Webb, .now . or•late-if Warrington,. LaircaShire, corn &eater, to`surrender April 8, at g, and fg, at r , .velve. at Gni George inn, Warrington. Attornies, Nlessis. Blake .and Mute, Essex-street, Strand; .London ; or Mr. Shuttle worth, Warrington. IViWahl 1? - ear4 of Newbrough, Lancashire, connnon.ibrewer, • to surrender April z; 4 ,- at the C.:lobe Tavern, john-sireet, Liverpool; and 19, at the Wheat. Sheaf, Ormskirk, at twalv‘-.: etch day,... Attornies; .Ir. Windle, john-stieet, Bedford-row, .London ; or Mr. Avison, Hanover-street, John W.ikclin, of Oxford, dealer, to surrender March 14, Zr, ;and April 19, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Oxford. Attor. ides, Mr. Roberson, Oxford ; Messrs. Rose and Mun 'nings' Gray's-lain-square, Lc.iratuh. George Knox ado in:m i l-lay, of K.l.,gitonUpoll. Hull and of (,rent Grimsby, Lincolnshire,' inerchants and co-partners, 'to stit render . Nlarch 24, ZS, and April 19, at eleven, at the George Inn, Knigston-upon-:lull. Atiurnies, Mi-. Ralph Ellis, Cursitor.-street., London ; or. Mr. Robert Galland,. John Lox., now or late of PenzlewoA, Somersetshire, miller, - to surrender March - 19, 20, and April 19, at eleven, at the Red Lion 14111, Dorsetshire.. Attornies, Mr. . I i‘o Li. Seymour, Mer,:, iltshire ;or Messrs. SykeS and Knotvies, Lou.cm's-Inn, Lond , n. Thomas Denny, now or late of G rear Glemham,Suffullc, mer chant, tosurrender Marco 12, .13, and April 19, at ten, at ti.e Bell lon, Saxmundham, SuttOlk. Attornics, Mr. John . . . ltabbett, Ca Il Calton; Suifilk ; or Mesrs. ebary and Cope, 'lnner Temple,. Lohclon. Duncan nactt.nald, of Threadneedle street, London, mer chant and .I . lo.icr, to surrender M.irch ti, April 1, at ten, and 19, at eleven, at (;tiildhial. Attornies, Messrs. Palmer, Tolnlinsons and Thomson, COptliall-court, Throgniciton- street. • Thomas axon, of ParadtsC. street, St. Maty-le-bone, Nfid dlesex, carpenter, to stirrimthr `.:arch t I, at one, 22, at two, and -April one, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. let:kilts and raises, New-inn, London. D ID NDS . . . March 22. Thomas 4ealeTaviok, of Lcicester-squate, Middle ..ex, sitoemalier . ,:at ten, at • • • . tz4, 13. Echvarn Dt,nley, Worcestershire, 'l.).•tnker, at ter,'at Style's Royal Hotel, Isinningh:.4ll. 414:1 19. jan)es Thweat, of Mathirester, join (.;;:liy, of stieet; London, and Thouras Monday, i,t Manclies- tcr, 111C1ChalltS and co-perm:Ts, .at -rwo, at the Star Uri, - • aanesicr. - April zi. - of, St. Mary-at-Hill, London, or.in4y-il o wichant, at eleven, at Guildhall. April 5. Daniel Wilcox,. of Liverpool, sail-maker, at ten, at the George Inn, Dale-street, .Liverpool. Aprii 19. Inas Billing and [(inn of Holborn, Mid fincii-dr4pias aitticu-part,iiiiib, at twelie, at hall. liar a 29. losiah.liaughan and Richard Guyer, 01,13e.11 yard; , Fiii-,trc.:et- hi 11, London, pat-M.11 , 0 as • and co,:partk.is, 'at tw:lvc, at Guildhall. April;.. lobhifa Ettion,.no.w or late of LiveTool,merchant,'at one, at Liz York Hotel, ' bi-Nquare Liverpool".. April 2z. Edward. taiietoo; o, heapsicie, Lontion t gro4er and t:a-deider, attwehie, • •. - ; • April 2z. Lois Wicitertyyt St. t,leiiient's Chnrch-yaid; hi•Docriab-«E,I, at I,itive, at Aptil to. Thomas l,tc 0. 04I ? tol, silversniftl - w'at twelve, at t ie ‘VinN° ` Liih 11111, broad,Stn,l, A N it 3; . P,sl: it iv a1ti. , ,1 on WM .*ker-; of I la,...;.x,,yoikshire, prutters at. two, at the hite o.orte.l oel.,llchestcr. Apr i II iS of I. t.t. : :rs „ , . r, at ,tt . . . , . . . chester. ' - t 1„,,,„ ~.. John Roberts, of Shrewsbury, Salop, liiies,-drai4er, ~ at tv,(...iv.::, at tue..Fok Inn, Shrev.zhary. May 2.. 1 honias liar:tort, of King-street, London, wine locrt_nantuat rieyeil, at Guildhall. m„ ; , 4 :9 v% itaat9 1at.00 .. ., of Poole, Dorse.tshire, shop - . kcepci,..ai ale,-at •GL.doh4l,, Lohrion. . , April I i Lao reoLe Cott., of Bristol, cutler, at eleven, at : , in , ,,,,ef "I ..,:1,1, I S.,ints'-lant, •liiistol. LONDON : I' rintrd by R I CI-IA RP HA R R 15, of No. .1, MartiVt"-coirtfp Low-street ; and Published h) WILLIAM ARMIGIR SO: Ims, of Sbuth Moir , n-street, t:rosvenor-square ; At the SUN-OFFICE, No. 112, Strand ; where ddVerlisgments Orders for the Pater)Letters for the Editor,. &c. (ost-puid), must be addregsed. Apra 2, William' D ticks, late of Lowestoft, Sufrotk,- tallow. chandler, at two, at the Star, Great Yarmouth, NortOlk. April 1: John . P a rkes, of !:;i rrningham, brass-founder, .at,ten, at'Style'S ROval Hotel, hirmitn:hAn. March 29. - rail Austie, late of Devizes, Wiltshire, dealer, at ten, at Guildhall, London. . CERTIFICATES. March 29._,George Black and Alexander ,Stephen, of. Bush. line, London, dealers in coal.; :';:d cop artners. Ralvlt J ogg, and Thomas Cdutrell, of Alanchestet many fatturns and co- n,rtners. Thornaolol)l*,•Lite Bdrkin, - , Essex, dealer. _ • Sanniel , . Marston, late or St. corn-dealer. . larnes•Colniani, late of.Clare.ntarket, Middlesx, poulterer. Benjatnio Watels, of Wormwood-street, London, and -of Coli.ey-hatch, • NAVA L' SUUTA4IOE 07THE TWELTH REPORT OP T114.:C.031- MISSIONERS_ OF NAVAL INQUIRY. t (Caffiinued from our Paper of Saturday.) " Mr. LINDEGREN, under the authority given td him, to prevent any supply of niga hemp from soing to' Prance, purchased' two thousand nine hundred .1 and two tons, ten hundred, 'onctivarter, and 6igh:- ' teen k)euads t which wel - e*Tth.l to kure be(-11 obtaip ed but 'of the hands of agents of did French Govern- . merit. , " The cost of this hemp to the public, on .an average of the, whole quantity, was 601. 19s. 6d. per f‘ The invoices;-which itro all made out by Messrs.' TII01“.EY, Njoats,oN, anslCo, state the hemp to have been sdld by thern to Mr. I,lNboltEN . , and .each i invoice contains a cilarge.of commission at the rate of two 'per cent. It seeihs, therefore from these circutristauCes, .as well as - from 'the ten6r ' Of Mr. LINDEGRLN'S Correspondence with the. Navy/Board, that • this quantity, instead of having been obtained out of the hands of Agents of the French Govern ment, was 'Purchased 'in the - market, upon the ground, that it _would otherwise be bought dp for the supply 'of the Enemy. •..•. . • _ _ " It was upon this ground 'alone that Mr. LIN-. DV,GREN could extend his' phrchases beyond the foiy thousand tons spectically- mentioned iii hi§- 'instriaaicis ; and his co,.iva, in this particular, •seems to have .excited the jealousy Of the. Navy Bbard,: by their dire&ing him, on the Bth ofJuly 1795, not to purchase, any more hemp, unless it had be -n previously purchased for the Enemy, and wa§a,...ualty shipping, or shipped, on their account. Notwithstanding this appearance of suspicion, and the ..clause in - Mr. liNDEGREN's instru,:itions, by which - he was authorised to:Use his best endeit •vours to. prevent any, supply of Riga hemp from -goinp - to France, required. that he should produce .proper fouclA - S for such a transaaion, yet She Navy Board, on passing his account, did not require any particular vouchers for the purchases said to be made - from French agents. / • " The commissions charged on the purchase of ' this quantity of hemp, Were, Two and a ILI!' per tent. by Mr. Lindegren, on the amount of the first Cfnit aufl charges at !:t .1 ' Z. 303 12 .3 One and a hall per cent by Messrs. Godfrcy Thornton and Son, on the amount 9i the first cost, and all the charges, except Mr. Linde . gren's commission - two per cent. on. the amount of the purchase 2658 13 5 at Alga, tharged in each invoice by Messrs. Thorley, Morison, and Corn any, on such . part as was not procured tions Messrs. Milli and Halliday - - 1826 8 to " These rates of commission are considerably less than those authorised by the original agreements with Mr. LINDEGREN and Messrs. GODFREY TIIO4NTON and SON,. and which were allowed cal the purchase of the four thousand tons ; but they are still considerably greater than would have been charged by the first Houses in the, Russia trade for the performance of the same business." The Report next notices some errors in the ac counts respeEting these purchases, as passed by the Navy-Board, but none of any magnitude; and then proceeds thus " The Second Statement made by the Navy Board of Mr: LINDEGREN'S accounts for the purchase of hemp, is for thk provided , by him under the coat._ mission of the 2d of August, 1796, amounting to one hundred and sixty-seven thousand seven hun dred and fifty-one pounds seventeen shillings and four-pence. In this year, Mr. LINDEGUEN went to Riga,- and by the direaion- of, the Navy Board; under au thority from the First Lord of the Admiralty, given on the 2d of August, purchased 2464 tons, 16 hun, dred,.2 quarters, - and 18 pounds, the cost of which, :upon an average of the whole,lncludiflg the da maged, amounted to ad}. b . a. per _ton: - . cc In.the autliorV given to Mr.'LlicnucitElsr no .mention made of the oominissions that were to be _allowed on this . transadion ; by the accounts,• bow ever',„ we find the following were charged : T wo . and s half per cent. by Air: Lindegren ; on • „ the amount el the first Cost and Charges at Riga . - - • k 3249 5 One and a half per cent. by Messrs. Godfrey Thornton, and Son, on the r amount e; the first cost; and - all the charge 3, 'except- Mr.•Linde. ;.ref's Commisbion - • - • 2431 I o Two pc: cent. on . .the amount of thepurchasaal Mig4, chalscd in earn eSsrb. Thorley,-Wierison, and Co. 1 - 2544 12 . . " The. whole of - this liePiip ivas• pnrchased by Messrs. TX dimiy, MonisoN, and Co. for Mr..LIN DEGAEN, and the commission charged by them was overlooked by the Navr.Board, as hi.-the - fdriner case, frdrn the Clerk 'who drew up the Abstract and Statement having inserted the total amount of the invoices, as the prime cost of the different cargoes, withotit any distin6tion -or notice of the commis-' 'sion ; and, by this,neglea, we Cannot but consider, that the public sustained. a loss equal in amount to the 'commission ,charged by Messrs. THORLE . V, MoalsoN, and Co. being two thousand live hun dred and forty-four pounds twelve shillings and se ven-pence. _ - . . The third Staternent, rnadd bY the Navy Board, of Mr. LIttDEO.REN'S account for the purchase of hemp, is fOr that provided by hinuin 1797, amount , ing to . 312:3 tons,` 7 mndred; '3 quarters, and 9 pounds, oneLthird of which was dan - 419, - ed•and bad,. -the cost of which,' upon an _average, finionated , to fifty-eight:pohnds and two pence per ton - The different commissions, charged and allowecron, Mr. LINEIEGEtEN 4 S accounts,' are the same as in the last : account, although We 'Comptroller hatt•previously agreed that Mr. LINDEGREN should be allowed two.' awl a half p•N. : cent. commission on the purchase at and'Messrs: and Co.'dne and'-a half percent. for negociating thc: bUSinns . • in London, which o.vocornniissions we'te to‘ t rncrticre-d'll . 6xkence."' account," the:ltpqrt " was passed, by the,Comrnittee, in -I\l'arch,'l79::r,''.ifi . d . Siiftid by Mr. G114%1 . 131 1 1 11'.tt it toul pared with the`-tiffi'ciartatetnent by the the,. Coannitt - ee' theinstive's,,;so . .tls•-- t - s'ettisf.y them:lll4 • the itccount 'Was • - eorrea, t ay, , therefore, -set m• Surprising,that the chirge,of.oMonission . by .11.essrs. 11 , 101 - usoti,,all:l Company, „should have been allowed ; t he. Arn q nut. of whit h. vas, tvo 11,1b1r= Sand seven hundred- and *seventy-nine pounds twelve Shillings and :tea-net - lee."' ' . . • _ The Report. nextlays, ," k Jraving. been disco;a ered,- ;: upon - an examination Of the account of 111 r, LIND'EGREN, : fOr the purchase of masts, 1n..1 797, that the, invoices contained a charge ofTommission-, Messrs. 114OftisON,:and. CO. of 41. per cent. the-COmmittee submitted ,the propriety of this charge .to the Board at,largo:, _,l.v,,l)piclecided that th-charge was Tight, as - Mr. .I_,INIreGRIIIg being sle, tained here, by order of the-Board, .for the of passing his accounts, 3,tras 'allowed to ezu pWy iVg,e4 at Riga,•fdr'the purchase quest:on. The . . coMmisiionen4, i are.contrary, us the . port, that it Mt. LI N E:01 G 1 , 1 was comMis! . iion, it otolitioh,au bee_ n. a,verY sin:ill one, and acids; , Mr. L INDEQREN himself. • adn*S, that merely, ‘vriti - ng the letter to and Company, ordering the hemp, was,all the s'er-, vice he perfOrined for the sum' of three thoUsand„ five hundred and fifty pounds, eighteen ,shillings and ; twO-pence; the arnoiant or his comMiSsloo ota;thi transaction." . . The Report next states, " that the CampVoller,. On the 6th,.of hatch 17gp, autharised l A L - N4.- . or,ps to purchase ..).000 tuns of Veinp,.,for the per, formance Of WhiCh he Was to he allo"Wedacom mission of 41. per cent., tbr himself and: agei,fs, .upon the . amount of the disbursetnents ; under whicil order he purchased 2244 tons, upon this.tate of commis, sion of 41. per cent. r and thus,".says the Deport, a stop \v as put to the extravagance iu the amount - of commissions:" it also states; ". that in-the same year, the Navy Board purchased'dt-Ortimouth Wand Plymouth, .1 goo tons of-hemp,- all of.a'eod quality, upon an average;-' at 451. 7s. 6d. per ton ; Whereas that provided, by Mr. LiNpEOtt . EN.; upon'an' averate of.the whole quantity,. c05t..521. Eld, nbtwith standing one-fourth of it was ilaina - ed, 'or-Of "Such. quality as would not have been received 'from Gans , ' tractors." .Here ends the first part of the Report,- whiCh ex clusic'eir'A`•el:tte's ió the purchase' of -hemp, : from. which it appar - S,' that - Mr, received, upon his.sever4l purchases,.asuM Whin might have been saved -to:the Of,:18;12!A. 3s. 2d:. being the amount of the extraordinary commissions,. The second pa. r i f of the Report, which Itite'S' -to • masts,' states, that Mr. L'INDE - 9RLN purcPated, - ty; authority, a large-quantity of masts from the French, Agent at Riga : ;' . that/he put on board the'ships which brought wine. these thasto;:., a :larsequantityr - of'fir ~timber,Jath and fire-wood, for his, own use; without , . ayitig freight; that this proceeding was afterwards :Augn;,,ied 'by'the Navy Beard; that the additional 'e4kice of ;employing him to . purchase the masts • wasiniecessary, as no advantage v,ras=gained,from it that might not - be eapeeted from the employment of any estalili. , ,.bed horiSe in the Russi,l,lrade." This part of the Report farther states several errors and inaccuracies in Mr. LINDEGREN'S iIE.'O3IIIIIS charges him with receiving • gratuities • from his agents, Messrs. I'licm:l.:Ey, :Iclo.msoN, and Co. and with applying the public money to his private advantage; and adds, ',`.Upon a review of these transactions, we feel ourselves called upon 4 state,: that by a want of sniEcient 'knowledge (which' ShoUld 'have beyn previously obtained) of the circuMstances attending the employment of an Agent sent front this Country for the purchase of Naval Stores, and' the neglect shewn in the examination of Mr. LINDEGREN'S ac counts, a very considerable and unnecessary expence • has 'been incurred." SHIP NEWS. POOLE, •AIARCII 7. • Arrived—the Two Sis:ers, lames, from Weymouth; Hope, Neitherbood, from Wuodbi dge ; • Blessing, • Robbins, from London; ArnitY, King, and Elid6avour, Antony, from Newcastle; Concord, Weignill, Friends Rgard, Hornsby; and Jane, St(aldart, horn Sunderland ; Sovereign, V•jrcliell, from LyminAtoi4; Porrsmoutn„l3unthain,• and :Hope, Right bead, from SouttunnprOn. Sailed—fire lol n i and 'Judy, enrvin, for Liverpool ; Ac tive,,. Sabbin, for Newfoun.iland • Attive, for Portsmouth; Ann, Holloway, fur 'Wey moutlf; I onn, Wil_ liatW, tor Neath; and MmerYa, Lander, for Londoll. GRAysEN,D,, , !4: ,• :&c....H 1 • _. _ Passed by,—the Champion, Redler, ir,m raniliCa ; Mon, tego . fray, Forster,' froth Memel . ; Huntros, cllfininghant;. from Cadiz ; arid Industry,...itouser, ttom Norway'. • Sailed—th 'New BrUnswick, Cook',- for , •Atltlgua ; King. George, • Colter, for .St. Vincent's; ...Aibiou,- . ) l.'i,onlysont,i. Pallas, Goodwin, and lean, White, fertfardaica Taylor, for'rytiiidad ; Good Intent, c,:hi,yers,..for . Tobago ; .Lady Ann. .;oi l ds-..worthy, for Grepada • i' - ienjairtin, 111`Car r toy, for New foundiand ; Sanflieruz, l'ertiree; . .nyr. I.l4b;.iii • Amphitrite, Gateciiii; fbr Malta ; Acotor, Galley, and Helena, Rooinson, for,itattibto'. BIRTH Lately, at her house in Hertford-street,' May-Fair,' the Hon. Mrs. Caulfield, .t.t . a Soli and Heir . . . , . MARP/A.D. ' • On Saturday fast, at BisOpsgate Church, Mr. .Kennett' Dixon, of Angel-court, ThroArnorton-street, to Miss Den nison, daughter of Dr. Dennison, of Broad-st..ect-bilikiings; 'rhe 4arpe d.ty, at Fruidsbury, in Kelit,,Wiltiain Broivne,- Esc!! to Miss Frances Gunning, eldest daughter. of George GuunHtg, scj . one of the justices of Peace for the County. Irately, at t-Tilton, Cambritige,hire, Gilchtist; . h:Sq..of tatniord, to Miss Thecd, of Hilton. biAb. Lately, at the Isle of Man, the Right flon..Lotd Henry Murray,. brother to his Grace the puke of Athol. On Monday last, in Exeter, at tlid'eatly age of 57, the Hon. Miss Tretusis, eldest (laughter of the late, and sister to, the present, Lord Clinton, ut Cross, in the . County of De von. • On Tuesday last, aged, 38, Mr. Hugh. IViacentyre, fOrmer ly atilt County of kestorntion. PRICA SATU; TOGA'S. • HAY. India Stock, shut I nait Bonds, is. 2s. pr. Old Ann shut Excheiluer !WIIs. Or, ZS. pr. 3 per Cent. Deterred,. Imperial 3 per Cent. I?:rtti,.ann g • Cons. tor-isth April, Go./ - Hank Stock,, shut • Navy pet Cent. 9! 392 c"per Cent. 1797, shut Irish 5 per Cent. 4 per 4. tut. shut . per• Ct. Red shut 3 per t. Cons. 5934 Hank 1.. Apn..shut . Ditto Short Ann.. shut , . _ WRrrEtIALI.---F.J.,GANT CAPITAL. MANSION. . , TO -BE SOLD- I3V AUCTION, ~‘ ,-.-, • • . ,- 8y..._ Mr.. ROBINS, • - - • . On the Preinise 7 on Wcilitemit y, tile 2d of April, at ... . One- o' C l'ock . , • _ Spaciotls, .le/rapt ' MANSION,, corn . .7 \ l. l\ l ) 7 :2!: i g il v d ; j ujo,s suit-vs of splendid lofty apartments of all deicriptic4ls, finished in att Appropriate 'style--4intrance i4 . nd inner hall,capital H1114:401 and :secondary stem; stair.. oy:es' ; domestic .uartmeitts ist-evCry detiornination ; 'sParions rooirly offices, well : plann.cd, and adaixtecLtoslie consequence of the flailsi nt. The whole del:loecl'and fSuilt as Ziesidence los a tinnily of 'the, ; tir..lt ; distiktion.•-11'1)ree coach-heos-s, enclosed yard, and tabling for eleven horses - all compaar. lid' Et. for innbedrateBtet!eptiOn , : situate !au` , tOia li r op. posite the Horse Guards; t•ite residence of the late most Na. 1e !`•lati l ois Gt' Stiifrogdemasid, • • , tie l?ni chaser ' aocoinnaodated with the Futniturg at a valult'::o. o be, viewed cNTlOtTicic:4A,rl.4Aichs.-tvith:Ppticutars, :par eb Qt I,ss. Rob; Ls, Warwick-stre , ;, (.; oicien-m i • a'. Maune N if, near LA6r ()," i• B Y • ROBrNIS,'• At thc Pt:gi 'lie of, Wight, on , . t;ic 12th Aprii, :it T‘Aelve o'Clock, • In Chlef_t;et, A CAPITAL and DL 5.111. FREEHOLD • E, !::0 dr - joilri Thainfiscini Esq. a"sk.tritlas , s ly . eleg-ant .stone-built Mansion,, v6itn ert.:te(t within a 1.2 , ,y years, on an handsome eleva:tion,- add) j'Attitiousty pianneJ, witivutachedlOtkes 4$ every iiescruptio l / 4 1, sitii.te near East Cowes,, in the Isle of Wight ; of•tlieft;ea,.and citnniandihi noble; \'sc nt, it„ Rivgr, .acrd Coast of ‘-itll Faiin;lard''and Onr-hoiltlings, a POol' ex,xlti,nt Vy.;tefleillby the atronge4i Sr'reitni,.a ! ,produdive Kite:act, Garden planted with chuice Fruit & c . and sundry „LuchAtilesiel . vaeliclow•. :suitouniling the whole about Twenty- t .vo ,A es .ioinling a bea uti— lot 1.2.1wn, r interspersed with luxuriant "Foret 'Trees anti * SArtill;l4.t•be sv1141:: i 4 in..,convicte tar the nno,;:l4,re of a Noblenlan's or Gentlerrttn% -Fa—; . . roil}. _ _ % • may be vizs.yed. Particulars on the Premises ;• at she Bu. rie 'Newport.;.. I.ountain — and Crown, ; korrsniouth Dolphin, Southampton: Bush, Stait.e. ;. at Garraw - a's ?nd or: Mr. R Obi n 9, Wiii4 , ii.k..street i ,. Golden-squ'ate, 1 on;Jon, , where4- Plan may be seen. SOI: ( 'MP N's. ( i ljl D.F. '. -TO. HEALTH.. ••• " • •, • - • • Tins ifay was puhlislted, price In ,One Volume ()tiaio,•'ot,near3:o Pages., with an elegant, Portrait of the Author, ANEW EDlTl()bl..(with Additions) of_;" 'GUIDE T(.) HEA,UTH ; Qr,..Asjvice to both, 1,..5,c-ii,t k • in. a variety of Copplaints.' ,Explaining the most. simple and etficaciausliXemedies 'for ti:Yuse :12iseks;s which are treated on under the following Heads, viz. ; - -•-- , • ".•;- ;•• Fits . • . Bathing, ()bsetv*ions on Fluor Albus, or whites Bashfulness , Gout... Bowels • .cod ~ • ; y;telgc. A fief - lions • . _ ' ConSumption * • Imiribilerate Evacuation " z.O tire Nervous Piseaiei.irre%trlarity • 4ntni hp.tartt7. 3 Dejection .ot.Jite Deticiency.of Natural 'Lepr,ty 4.) :0 3 - . q.;,..) Strength .." 1.) - VieNnct; between Venereal Nichlory, Los ar,ciels:a or, by•Frytams Andtiits'se otters , NtivifS f -Weal: - 'iTli,stikeolbrknern . • , gcs ti ott 'gCurvy ":' • ,l Eetnale &GT :rt . ,‘"v t An Esi.y on an lnclelt.intai Disgatie,' • . and cons,:quent Weasamts:•• • • •• ' • ' t • • ,- •py S, SOW:\ , . This Pamphlet patits out iiteßlirea me-th&ci of cnrei from" a'l3 4.r:1101'11;1g:a or Uono t ran.ea,, , to.a : which is added,. An Essay on Se,re . . Vett...!ry, inti a biscritt rse. on Impotency ik :414 ,and :cribzy. and.l3aftenitess. dent to Ecruale:;, Ezc. An App,:tidix on the subpct or d tary and de:Jul:a:vv. Vice, and an Address to Parents, Quac...: . titans and Tutor;:, and those who. have ths care and education of Youth • likewise Advice to Lathes, partiettlierly — the with Disaases ye.•uliar to ths . _i e.ex. whole treed anti iriteripetsed vvitit a variety of atitilentiC : Fatis; never befur,:. publisheC. •• . • • , N. b. For the very excellent charaaer of thii,ll 7 6rlt' set the different. Reviews; - ..• • . _ . . *.* Upwards of 76,0oo,Copies have aEtually been sold of f• Guide to 14 . .;a1th," as certifiCrl of the Printers themselves : Ya nutriber so intcomMonly lar s e :mist be the best criterion of the me,tit at the Work, and the ap;,thbatiun of the Public; 77' Item:irics.-.. 1 .n this' - usefu-l%Ptiblication . be found a Titiatise oh Female Dis,:hses,.Nervous, klypoclickndaac - , and Consumptive Complaints, and in which is •explained thd symptoms, mode oi treatmetß, and remedies in. the uttCor:f.nr stages rif the Venereal Disease; cautions to youtig peroti s the danger of improper.conpexions,' or improper ileatinerit, &c. with the.dirference-between the venereal symptoms and those frequentLy.inistakenlor them; - also Advice to Bathers at Bath, Buxton, Southttipto., Sold by. Mrs. Mattie W -s, IS, Strand, London; Mr. Smith,.Perfumer, No. 38. and Mr. I: adan rn, North'. Bridge; Mr. Baxter and Mr. Scott, Soiith.Brittgt.:; Mr DavitiNoli anal Husband, Elder aid Co.. l 2;diithuvgli; irlr Baxter, Gla'sgow W: 'Ca:heron; Green - ,ck ; BrowAiitt.7, Paisley ; Craw. foil!, Kilmarnock ,W • ,Young, tine ; A. Forsyth, and P. Whitk;side, Ayr; V. trawi . ord, ;, I . Caison, Douglas; T. M'Mitlan, Kirkeitd-brigiit ; T. Nl'Cred.e, Kirk... aldy; J. Blytti, Leven; J. Denipster, Uupar; Allati,. dee ; P. Craigie, Montrose.; J. Mitch IL and J. Anderson. Aberdeen.; Dr. White, Band . ; • ivPliitosh, Inverness ; T. M'Kenzie, Stornaway ; P. Taylor, Stranraer ; Johnson and Bisset, Perth ;W.Anticrson, Sterlingy Coke mai Reid, Leith ; Alexander, Dunfermline; Wilson, Dunbar ; Vinnet, Ar broath; • Dickson - , Phorson, Berwick; Waddel, Alnwick ; -Pater:ion, thbistianot, and awieson,, Pe terhead; A. i‘J‘Donald, Trongate, gltisgtovv; and by most Booksellers and Vender,: of Patent Medicines in the .United No. c, New liridge-streer, London. ICONSIDER it but au 'lca of justice due to the merits of, your LEAK E's l'A LS, to corn, municate toyou thetullowing Cure which has recently been PArkrined. by them : —'An Acquaintance of mine, by the br:a > ing out of an. old 'Venereal Compjailif,(attentled by a -iomplication tif 'disorders arising thererioin), was reduced al miqd-to a skeleton; and although he had the best medicar aitYlce which could be obtained, aii4 tried a varie y of Patent Medicines, nothing could be procured which seemed to suit his case, or to do him any service.: he remained'in a most re duced and pitiable situation fin two years, unable to follow his profe'ssion, and scarcely able to walk or even to stand on his leis ; in tad no one who knew him ever supposed it pos.' sible torliiin to recover, lie was advised at last to try your Leake's rills—he did so, adhering strictly to the diredions : given them. He had not taken more than two boxes be lore he found an alteration for the better: this encouraged him to proceed, and by taking . a few boxes more he found his appetite and strength gradually return, and is now as healthy anti stout any man I know; You are welcome, Sir, to iefer any person to ine for a con' rmation of the above account it it shoo3d.l)e doubtO. . _ 'ani, Sir; your obedient'humble servant, Library, .folk o stone•.- THUS. PURDAY. l'r4ared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, Tiros. ;l'A t LOS, Member - of the Royal College of Surgeons, London, at his House, No. 9, New 136(47e:street ; Where, atter a.. conStatit residence of More than Forty. Years, , in a practice II:laical:I:1y directed -to the Cure 01 . Vene real Complaints, and those incidental to the Tarts of Generation irr both Sexi!s, with that inviolable secrecy which -Men' of -his. Protl.:ssion siiculd always observe, ha hatters fihr..-;ell, the advice and a,siistance gratuitous ' ly adMinisters to . Persons taking,this Medicine, will be ' esteemed by a . discerning- Public,. as an advantage seldom to be obtained,duel void of ambiguity. Also. sold, Or his Appointment, for the conyenience of those living at a distance, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Al. - hatesystreet, Pall Mall L the Toy shop, No. ro3, 'Oxti)rd street ; Mr. Disbcirouglts; No: -7, Fisl)-strechill ; IVlr.„ Baxter's, South-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. I,l'oo:laid's, Glas gow ; -Mr. GallWelPs f r: - Liverpool ; Mr: _Atkinsonls, MaiichesleT;".ind by one Person in every considerable . Town ili'Gieat -Britain. and I reland, in Boxes (it' only as. 9d. ekii,'Sealed up svith ar..i plain direc tion, whereby ptr&.:ins of. either sex may cure th6ruselvcs with ease, speed, secrecy, and safety. N. 13. Every box sold in Great Britain is sealed up with a stimuli, on which, by favour of the Commissioners, is print. ed, at the.'S tamp-olfice, "-T. Taylor, No. 0, New Bridgei Street;" to iinitare which is Felony, and all others are coon. t rt~its, I I . i