The Sun. — London, England, 1806-08-04 00:00:00

_~_- \ _~• kqTYMBER 433 3.] VAUXHALL ROWING MATCH. THE ANNUAL WHERRY and. other PRIZES given oy the Proprietor of Vauxhall Gardens will be MOWED for. THIS DAY, Aug. 4, by. Seyen Pair of ()ars, in uniform -Dresses. To 'be determined by TWo Heats.- - Tirst : to start from Blackfriars-bridge at Half past Five "io'C lock, go through the Centre Arch of Westminster-bridge, 'round a Bog stationed otr Lambeth Palace:' l'hose Boats 'win) have not passed, the Distance Flag • at the firing of the first pistol at Lambeth, will not be showed-to start for the 'Second Heat. The Distance Flag will he tiying opposite the IVlitre, at Stangate. -Second Heat,. consisting of those Boats only which have passed the Distance Flag, to start from 'NV est 'flinger-bridge, proceed up the River, go round a Boat sta tioned oft' Nine Elms, and•return on the Surrey Shore. past a Boat moored off Vauxhall Stairs. • Each BOat will be dis tinguished by a W hite Flag with Red Spots. Spots. Men. . Where belong. i. JOHN GREGORY, ? 1 AMES TYMMS, - S 2. EDMUND BR ONIW L;Li„ 133nkside. lOS EPH CAMFEY, . Blackfriars-bridge. 3 . S OS. HUTCHINSON. Westminster-bridge. THOMAS RANDALL, .H.un4ertorci. . . 4. ABRAHAM LOCK, - Westmtuster-bridge.. WILLIAM LEON k RD, , • Vauxhall. 5, JOHN SHEPPARD, Westminster-bridge. RICHARD ADAMS, .B hcictriars 7 bridge. 6. JAM ES TAYLOR, jun. Stangate. • CHAR.LFS G INc.; ELL, ' Temple. 7. EDW . /MIT PP. ING Lti TAMES STEIYAR'E, - . Westininsier-bridge The Amusements of the Evening will conclude in the Car dens witka (..;Ii4ND GALA :and FIRE-WORKS, pre pared expressly ror this occasion. ' - .• . ' Doors open at seven, and the - Concert to begin at Eight. pdmitt:ance 3 s. THE only. STATE LOTTERY to be drawn this Year consists of 23,0q0 Tickets, and counnemes on MONDAY T3t11,0 CTOB R,1g06.• • NO FIXED CAPITALS. SCHEME_ No. of Prizes Value of each. Total Value. 3 - - - - Z*6 ooa 3 - 3 5 - - - - -5, 0 13 - - - - - - 4, -co , •1.0 4 0 - 4,100 - . 20 - - - - - 82,000 2.,:,000 Tickets 200,000 First-driwn to,ono Tickets and Shares are nosy on Sale at all the Licensed Lottery Offices. PRESENT. PRICE. • Ticket - •- Ll 9 0 Half --- o - - z tr Quartet - 5t o Sixtezuth -- i 6 STATE LO ITERY, To commence DrAwing t3th ()dialler next. THE TICKETS and SHARES are now on Sale; in great vaiiety of Numbers, at the State Lottery Offices, comer o. Bank liuildings, Cornhill, and lacing the Gate of the King t 's Mews, Charing-Cross, by RICHARD. SON, GOODLUCK, and Co. • . - ARMY. TO BE SOLD, an . ESTSIGNICY in an Old Regi ment; also a.OO RN LTC Y of litagoons at Home.-- Yor particulars apply .to Mr. Johuston,: - Craven-street, Strand. . : . . , . . , INSTANT MONEY LOANS OME Gentlemen of the first Respeelability and independent Fortunes having fcirmed a private:Estaiahatt merit of National Advantage, the Nobility, Clergy, Ladies -of initiOtholi; and , other VersoriS,,possessed of Incomes kr. Life, or otherwise, arising from 'Land, Houses; Dividends of Stock, Grant, Patents, Settlements, Church Prefer melds, or - other efficient Property, may. .now, withopt,being sub,,e64: O in,. the, ordinary cases, to exposure and delay, be acc,mtnodated %%inn Money to 'any amount', by way of te cieetnable Annuity, on."l'Lirms nearly. equal to Mortgage. Letters (post-paid) addressed to Messrs: Cox and Co. Army Agents., No. 8, Warwick-street, Cbating-cia,S; or Personal Applications, from TwelVt till 'lWcio'Clock, Will, be at.: tent tee: • ' ' • : , N,7135. Commissions in the Army bought and sold. • ENT Sofa and .- Chair Beds; Dining Tables; -Brass Screw . Bedsteads, iew Sideboards, .containing a, Set of Tables ; several -new n•yrentions and, excellent r o vements in Cabinet and Upholstery Furniture; gracious. y-patronized by the King, Quezo,,and Royal Family. - )3PTI.,E.R's is the Original Manuf4fory,- and he is the. true Proprietor of the Patents '(the Pkeds• of which may he seen at his Ware-rooms), .has had the honour of executing Orders in fashion4bl.4!burnittiVe for - v - eat numbers ixf the.,No, bility and 'entry,-.manY .of whom :have favburably 'conde scended to recHrrtmend in; Mlitiolaaliaty, , ktiowing it to be' the Original. Windov4 ,Curtains, Drawing-room and Par loUr Chairs,'anri every Article in the. above Branches, in a variety of elegant and fashionable Designs. The Patent Brass Screw Beds are, fixed with die - greatest ease, without tools, or tacks - or nails in the Furniture.. Particular attention to useful IMprovements in Furniture for the Gentlemen of the Ai thy alio Navy, and for Exporta tion. Net Beds of various kinds tbr the East-And West Indies. Fine Goose Feather Beds, and all kinds of , Bedding, aly , ays ready at BUT-LE K's WAREHOUSE , Nos. 13 and 14, Catharine . ..street, Strand.—Please to be Par ticular ; a Brick-front House. HEALTH AND LONGEVITY. DR. JAMES's ANALEPTIC AND ANTIBILIOUS PILLS. • THE Celebrity of the Analeptic Pills, as a fre . neral Preservative of_Health, is beccirrie universal, strum their Efficacy in those Complaints which continually' dis - Curb the Human Frame ; such as Colds, Rheumatisin&, Triead-achs, I ndigestions,, and other Di'seases 'of the Stomach and Bowels; which atise frcim the.Vic.issitudes of our Cli. - mate, or from Indulgence in the Luxuties of Lite; and these , salutary E Weds are produced by gently opening the Pores by Night, and' the Body by Day, without requiring any parti cular Regimen or Confinement. But though the Analeptic Pills are also very serviceable in Bilious and other deep seated Disorders, yet being designed as a mild Purgative only, and therefore not always sufficiently active,, the Antibilious -Rills.have been recoMMended in aid, by an eminent Physician, who has Used these Medicines combined for many years with the happiest success in all complaints of the Liver, as well • as in other internal Diseases. Travellers, by Lance& Sea, or Persons r:',:uOte from Medi ' cal Assistance, would do well to be always provided with these Pills ; which, with some bf the genuine Dr. James's Fever . Powder, would form a most 'valuable Store, in a small compass, that would often allbrd Relief on any sud- , , den Indisposition, and prevent the ill consequences of Ne gled Or Delay. Sold, only by F. Newbery and Sons, No. 45, St.. PauPu., . Church-yard, on the Coach-way, four &obis- from the Co:- 'nu of Cheaptide, London ; and at Dr. faines's late_Ho,,se ;, Brutoristreet viz. the Analeptic Pills, price 45. - 6tt. a Box, or_ six in one large BoX, for xi. 4s. ; and tile A ntibilious Pills., rice as. 9d. a Box., Duty included. Observe thot.tho o rds "P. Newbery, Na. 4i, St. Paul's, are cagrotr.l,lll! the Stamps. ' . • ar . ; '9' 9 4 .1., t "4 , NA. M 0 ND AY, AUGUST 4, 1 det). This Day was pnblished, • A LETTER addressed to Mrs: FITZHERBERT, in answer to a Complaint that her Feelings have been hurt by the mention of her Name in the Review of the Con ant} of the• PRI NCEof WALES ; with Observatioris on the influence of Example,' &c. &c. By NATLIANItL J EFFERYS, late M. P. for the City - of Coventry. To be had at No. ID, Pall-Mall, price is. MRS:ROBINSON.: This Day ,was vublished,• In Three elegantly, printed VOinmes, •on:superfine yellow Wove .post .paper, and hotpressed,' embellished with first iPtipressitms of Burke's engraving. from the Portrait of Sir losbna Reynolds, price 275. in boards, ' . HE 'POETICAL WORKS of the. late Mrs. 1., • MARY RO I NSON ; now first collected by her Daughter, Miss ROBINSON, and including many . Pieces never before published.. A'rinte&-lot- Richard Phillips, No. 6,' Bridge-street, Black: , friars ; and to t•e luid of all Booksellers Of'wltomn may be had, - The Memoirs of - the Life of MrS. Rob?nson, written by tirselti iti:2 vots. puke Half-a-Guinea in boards.. LINCOLNSHIRE. • . VALUABLE ESTATE; in RICH FEEDING LANbi near SPA LDI NG and BOSTON. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By PETER. Garraway's Coae-house, Change-alley, London, on :Thursday the I.4th instant, at Twelve o'clock, in One Lot, tinles's'ffiievinusly disposed of by Private - Contrad, VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE of rich FELDI NG ND, in the Parishes of Whaplode and liolbeach, eight Miles front Spalding, twelve from. Boston, tour from Holbcach, twelve from Wisbeach, all good Market Townse . and t Ortp hundred Miles trom London; consisting of •*the Manor,or. reputed Manor, of Littlebury, with sundry t. Farms,' in a Ring-fence, lett on short Leases, which expire at Lady day, 4408,,at p esent low Rents, amounting to 20571.. oS. 6ci.. : perannum, and greatly improvable. The Land-tax is redeemed.; the Roads are good the Estate. is in a dry Country, not lia'Ae to Floods; near xnavigable River, .which commuircates, at a snort distance, with the German, Ocean. To be viewed by leave of the. Tenants, on application to Messrs—Foster and ll.mner, Spalding, who will she%v the Estee; of whom printed Particulars maV he had; as well :as of Messrs. Ni.holson and Upton. and of Mr. onath Teale, or-Leeds ; of MeSSrs Foaer, Cooke, and. Here, Lin coln's. Inn, London ; of Mr: Peter Coxe, 33, Throgrnorion street, witttall of ,Whoin Plans of the Estates.may be seen. Particulars may be also had at Lloyd's and Garraway's. BIDEFORD, DEVON. VALUABLE RECTORY; with PARSONAGE HOUSE, and FIFTY-FIVE ACRE'S of GLEBE. TO BE SOLD 14Y' AUCTION, By PETER COXE, At Garraway's, of Tuesday the 7.6 , 0 or August, at Twelve, THE NEXT, PRESENTATION to the VA LU ABLE RECTORY of BIDISEOR.D, producing a present I ncome of 56 , 1. per Annurn;it a,yearly Composition in lieu of Tythes. taken at the very moderate Rent of u. the Pound, including the Rent of the Glebe and Surplice Fees; but is presumed the Re dory is highly impyovahle ; 'the present Incumbent is aged -76. The Parsonage is beauti fully situate, .with Lawn, Gardens, and Plantations; coin mands extensive Views of the River Torridge and neighbour ing Country ; contains a Drawing-room, Dining- parlour, and Study, eight Bedchambers, convenient Offices of every de scription, Coach-house, and two Stables. The con sists of Fifty-five Acres of rich Arable and Pasture Land.-- Bideford is a pleasant Sea Port and good Market Town, a few. MileS distant front Barnstaple and Torrington, the Neigh-. bourhood genteel and social, the Roads good, and the Coun try singularly pleasant. The present Redor, the Reverend Richard!Keats, -on application, will spew the Parsonage and Glebe.' Particulars, It s fy be had one month preceding the Sale, at the Pope's H t; ;Plymouth ; the Golden Lion, Barn Staple; the New Londoplnn, Exeter ; the New - inn, Bideford ; of Mr ; - 0-, -Coat); \ br0..33; Throgmorton-street ; and a; Lloyd's a nd .Cidatraw ICTUALL NG-0 FF IC E %. 7'une'to, 186. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTU.4LLING HIS 111,47ESTY'l NAVY do hereby give Notice, That on Tuesday the 2d of Septenther .next thj will be react) , to recetve Tender!, in writing (sealed up), and treat 1. - or the supplying of what FRESH BEEF, SEA L'I(OVISLONS, and W INE, shall he demanded for the Elie of His Majesty's Ships and Pixrels 'at Lisbon, for the space of Twelve Months terrain, and further until Six Months warning shall be given ; to bepaidiOr by Bills,. payable, with Interest, ninety days ,afier date. . The Condit:fons of the Contrail may be seen at the Sectetary's Office, at this Office ; or6.athying to His Britannic Majesty's' Consul, at .Lishon. No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall not be blurted in words at length, or that shall `not be delivered to the Board be/ore One o!Clock on the said Tu,sday, the 2d of September next, nor unless the Person whonu.rkes. the Tender, <it. some Person on his behal ',attends, to anwer, when called for. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, yqy 24, 18c6. 'THE COMMISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING HIS MAJESTY 's N 4 V Y dalereby give Notice, That on Friday the 12th Day of Septets:he; next, they will be rea4 to re ceive Tenderi in writing (sealed up), and treat for such Quanti ties of IRISH BEEF and . PO)(K, of the best quali;y; and 4; be cured in the ensuing Season, as the resPealve Merchants and Deems therein may think proper to &pr ; one third Part theteof to be packed in Half Puicheons, one third .P.vt in Tierces, and the remaining one third Part in Barrels; to be delivered into flit Ma. jetty's Victualling Stores at Deptford, Portsmouth, and Plymouth, and into the 'ferny Fiaualling Stores in St. Catherine's, in regit- I t orproportions of each description of Casks, by the periods under mentioned,•viz. • One fourth of the ,whde by the rsth January, iSo7 One ball of the remaining quantity by the 31st March, 1807. ' And the remainder by the 30th of 'Jane, 18)7. And to 6e paid fur by Bills payable, with -Inte,:est, ninety days after dale. The Conditions of the Co trails may be seen at the Secretary's Office al this 01file, or 6y app(ying to Mr. Dun,terville, Agent for the Vißualling at Cork, to the 611eRors of 112ajesty'iCus toms at Lamerick l Belfast, Netoyi and :•Waetford, and to the Pas-inlayer- General at Dublin respeEtiveo. N. B.: Tender for a lesi Quaatij- than 500 Tierces will ,be accepted. No )•egard will 6; boli to any Tender in which -the Price shall not he ;milled in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the• Board before One o'Clock on the said Friday the 12th Sep tember nod,• nor unlen the Person.who makes the Tender, o 1• some Pet son on his behaff, attemis, in an iwer, when called for, EAST INDIA HOUSE,- • Ytt(y 9, o°6: IHE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS o/ ENG LAND trading to the East Indies do hereby give Notice, That ibt_y will he ready to receive Proposals,. in writing, on or before IVidneldqy the 6th AUgust, hr the Hire, for a furth,r num ber of Voyages, of tuck Ships,- of the barthen of Eleven Htendred Tons ond upwards, which have performed their co/grafted number of Voyages in the Compery's Service. The Tenders, With the words " ship Tender" on the Cover, to be ieverally se;tli , d up, and left .with the Secrawy, at or befoue Twelve o'Clock at Nool on the.a6.ove day, beyond which boar no Tender will be receive.!. The particulars of the Termr and Conditions, under itrAlch the Ships are required to LI tendered jor the CoMpany's .Service, inlty be seen upon application to Mr. James Coggan, Clerk to the Com mittee.oi Shipping, on or after Monday the I4th inst. The:Court do hereby . further give notice, that if any' Letter or Mentorandum should he sent in, in explanation of, or in addition io any Tender, :furl) Tender will he refelled by the Court. WILLIAM RA lIIS AY, Sec. WHEN Professional Men of EduCatibn and .T I Responsibility deviate from the )cenerai ,Systeni by the teledion of a 'peculiar branch, the sanetion of long con successis the best criterion of superiority. . Eight years have 1 devoted my practice to the exclusive treatment of Three. I !isuiders, and the successful result of My plan gives ineadklitional ardor to oppose, as 14r as I am able, the ravages*, of those Coniplanits 'which are the most important in the Catalogue-of Human Infirmities. After initiation into every Branch, as an Army Shrgeon,, t fomted , a wish at an early period of Practice to rescue in, dividuals frier, the' ignorance 'of uneducated men, or the eguallyllangerous precipitancy at general Pratiti. , •ners. - The Three Disorders, to the Cure Of which 1 have de. voted' my attention, comprise every species of • VEN E.. - R - EAL INFECTION,. whether of.a recent or lung du ration: .2(.11y, All kinds' of debilicy; whether arising from the habits of schubl-boys, 'or the indulgences of .mature age; And, lastly,' List derangement of the system in wo. men which is called 13ARILENNESS, or STERILITY. - --- •Numerous Diseases are the result •of ignorance, or haste. in the treatment of, a .siniple Gonorrhoea • and it not' frequently. happens that toe seeds of Life are poisoned by file indiscretion of an unguarded hour.—By a superior me thottsuch Complaints are easily cured; and, even where others have failed, I trust that I ,may prefrume to otter a tadicel re-establishment.' • Few, however, are the Cases of complicated distres.t this disorder, compared. with the calamitous situations of • Men,. wno, from an indulgence in a solitary vice, or the prevalent - gaieties of a fashionable lite, acquire that state of Debility, which is the unavoidable conseqUence of such pernicious habits. Where the unhappy sufferer broods over his misery; but carefully conceals his misfortune, it may be some conao. lation for him to know, that althciugh it he an objet of doubt or uncertainty -with other Practiti.aiers, the remove • of these .Deficiencies by the gradual progress of Renova tion,ds the acquirement Of any Experience. If the rites of Bacchus or' Venus have began to reduce Manly vigour, much anxieiy will be prevented by an .e.arly 'Counterac tion of thie languid. State ; and in these cases, no great difficulty will - occur. .But where this Deficiency has for years existed, a proper perseverance is indispensably , equisite to revive the berin„ , Sparks of Lire, and to re-Ananate the Constitution to AR 141 . 1:, 1) WOMEN', who have long been disappointed in their expectations of a Family, may be ,assured,. that in most instances, .such defeds are curable by Medical skill; The secresy which is' essential to , my tinctcrtaking, :and the quiiifications which I 'have presumed to state, torn; the basis or 'my . pretensions, and in coincidence with such intimation is that Mr, lime may be consultec • person Ally, or by Letters (enclosing a small Note), at his irocie, No. zy, Arundel street, Strand, near temple Bar. There is 'an additional Intranr_t Water‘street, adjoining, and the Narrie is on!) oth the doors. - • triirtin Live* Mclnbet at the Royal College of Surgeons. -'.; ~ ' 1-' -• t . . A" --- .47:;' ,.' \ -e" . 7 1 7:: -. . - % ; - • -:.;- , ` ."-,',l* "t .. .--' '''-• • ,-' -: Nti ~-; , ... ;:- A -' , 71. ;.. l i • • tZ.-.• -4: - :4,.. .• , . .. .„, ---, r .., ..:-. ,• .- ~...,- - - At - ~,- e l / 4 • 4 ~,-, J.... 1 3. 4 ., ....„.., • . ~7 ~... , . • .n 5% "A%--,,_ „i ',...e--F.:v i;7.. , • „ _. -4. 4 4,, - 1 0-t Aila ~ 0 nt r _,..4 ~, i)iticE ~,.\: J Prom the LONDON GA2ETT.E., Aug. 2, 18061 Downing-street; Aug. 1 , 1806. The, ing has. been pleased to approve oflVir. Lagemann to be Ageht . and Consul fur his Serene Highness the Duke of Sleswic Holstein . Oldenburgh, at London. Whitehall,, Aug. a, 1806: The King s haS been pleased, in consideration of the distinguished services of the Right Hon.Williittri, Earl of Northesk, Knight of the most - honorable' Order of the Bath, and Reat , Admral- of thedled.. Squadron of his Majesty's Fleet, on various import ant occasions, and more particularly in the recent glorious and decisive victory: off' Cape Trafalgar, to grant to him his Royal Licence and authority to bear, certain honorable Augmentations to his Armo , 'rial Ensigns : And his' Majesty has been further'. pleased to grant ui'to the said Earl certain honorable. Augmentations to the apricot Supporters of the. . Earldom of Northesk, in alldsion to the said - ever :memorable vi&ory : The Augmentations to the Ar morial Ensigns to be borne ,by the Pescendants the said Earl, and the Augmentations to tli , 3 Sup porters.to be borne by his SuceesSors in the sai.t Earldom ; provided the same be first duly exit:ll;li tied according to the Laws of Arms,•and, recorded in. the Herald's Office : And also to.order. that this his IVlajeSty's ConL's sion and especial nark of his Royal Favour be regis tered in hil•College of Arms, other wise to be..vid and of not-feel-led. Crown-Offire,-,14: 2, i 8 . :6. MEMBER RETURNED TO SERVE IN THIS PRESEN PA RLIA NIENT. Town and Port of. Seaford-I°llN LEACH. of - Seaford, Esq. 111 the room of Sit R. I. SuLL IVAN, iicrt. deceased. . Ore/lance-Office, July ig, x S-,6. Royal Regiment of• Artillery, First Lieutenant Alek. Edger to be Second-Coptiin, vice P. Armstrong, deceased. Dar ed-rune 3. tilo6. -Second Lieutenant f the:: R. Cotebrooke to be: First Lieutenant, vice Edgar Oaten as l'bovc.. Corps of Royal, Engineers, First Lieutenant Idenlv, reux to' be'Secon:l Captain, vice Davy, deceased. Dated iuly 24, tgab., • Second Lieutmant Rice Jones to be tITA Lieutenauty. vice Vigourcux. Dated' as above. C6mwhsions in the Royal London RegiMents of Militia, sig, 4) , Maje.rty's'Conmissioners ofLieutenantg fir the.wioi City. 3 Regiment, Ensign De Danbrawa to be .ieotenant, vice IIOrri:on, resigned. Dated ti I 9, IS:6. Isaac 'Ms. ) Gent , to be Ensign, vice i)e I)ai{. )r.Awd , promoted. Dat:. Ed 4s above. • • . . Mst Regiwent. Ensign Shafto. to he Lieuteitant, P:arce, resigned. Dated I uly 8, 1806. Ensign 'Elder to 0: cii:to, vice ickson, re signed. Dated juiy Z 5, Oktey. thigh /lardy, ',:etrr. to bi Ensign, vice Russell; p‘omoted.• Dated July 8, iket. Gurney, Gent. to be ditto, vice Shatto, prumuted. Datca Ju y to, John Croft, Gent:to be ditto; vice Hiicter ) promoted. Dated July 25,, 18a6. Commission signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the Cauny of So- mert:et. ;Veit Regimen, of the Mendip Legion. Joseph Rog rs, Esq. tone Lieut.-Colonel, vice Poulden, re signed. Dated J uly 8, 13.)6. HANTS.-BROOKWOOD PARK. Capital M4NSION and FARM, FOUR HUNDRED and BIPLITY-FIVE ACRES, and BRAMDEAN HOUSE,' with THIRTY-ONE AC RES.of LAND: TO BE SOLI) BY. AUCTION, By PETER COXE, . .At,Garraway's, on Tues4y the 26th of August inst. In Two Lois. Lot 1. VALUABLE FREEHOLD and PART 1• COP i'l-FOLD . ESTATE, nearly eq . al to F reehold, : cal led Brook wood Park, live Miles Sothis of Aires-, ford,- twelve from Alton, and ten Miles East of Winchester; consistingoj a.handsome spacious Mansion, suitable to a Noblentw,Gentleman's Family, with all requisite Offices ; PlOsure:ground; Gardens; standing in a Park of about Se venty Acres E ,With Farrn.-House, Cottage, Barns, and other Out-bi,ti Iding and adjoining an 1 nelosure of 'Arable,' Mea dow, and Wooi,l - Land, containing in the whole Four Hundred anti Eighty-five Acres. tot.lar-.That Valuable Freehold Estate known as Bram . dean House, four ;liles South of Alrestord ; consisting of a substantially erected Family Resid,lice,'at present in the void sessidn Of .Admiral Calinady (whose Lease expires oil- the Loth of (Mabel . , when possession will be given); with very extensive and appropriate Otricel, eXcellent (lardiais and Pleasin ' e-grounds Farm- Flonse; litilry,-Barn, Stabling, and other necessary (jut-buildings, and upwards of 'Thirty Acres of sichArable and Pasturp Land.. May be viewed one month preceding the Sale, by-applica tion to Mr. Perry, .I.3ramilean ' of whoin printed Particulars may be had; also of F. Webb, Esq. Salisbury; at the Dol phin, .Southampton; the George, Winchester; the Bush, Farnham; of Messrs. Oddie, ()riche, and Forster, Carey stieet, Lincoln's Inn-fields; snd of Coxe, NO. 33, Throgniorton-street, where Plans of the Estate may be seen. AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY. MESSRS: CURRIE and Co. Surgeons,'havlng lor :a7 long series of ,'years made the VENEREAL DISEASE the' particular object ..of their investigation, are now enabled i to announce the discovery of a Medicine sverior Mercury In the cure of that disease. It is at present suf_ . tielentifcq tkein to observe; that' its effeds are diametrically oppodite.to those of Mercury,. for though it ..completely era l . dicates every vestige of the virus in its most confirmed stages, yet it,does not in the least injure the COfistitution, or alter the complexion on the contrary, it renovatesathe systerri in ; all its natural fundions, promotes,Appetite, and facilitates digestion. Numberless instances ,are on recent record of the superior efficacy of this Medicine, its inherent and 'Specific virtues ading as a -perpetual corrective to bodily debility, whether proceeding from an excess Of conjugal and illicit pleasure, or from . the.niore insidious though not less destruc- ' live indulgence in ,a certain pernicious habit. Amidst the melancholy variety oftitsorders which are the consequence of this solitary vice, there are none more affliding than those deficiencies and debilities that prevent or embitter the matri monial state. The wretched sufferer broods over Ms misfor tunes, ashamed to seek relief till it has brought hirn to such" a state of misery as to render lite oppressive. To those un ihappy, pbrsons it' will be a consoling reflection to know that -they may now, by a new and infallible mode of treatment, , be restoresl,to that greatest of all human blessings, a strong, manly, a, vigorous Constitution. Me.ssr§, urrie arid Co. may be consulted by, patients of .' , either sex, at their House, No. w,.fiatron Carden, person. ally f ror by Letter (post=paid) inc'osing a Bank Note, when • the. necessary:: Advice and Medicines' will 1,1 k: given or sent to any part of the Kingdom. ' Patients in thr C,,tic.try are re quested to state their-age and general trues al:v . 111g. No. io7, IiatI9IIQACIACIIi . • .1 4,4 , ti.,1 )4, _ . 1 7 ; . ;. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGE?). Benjamin Phillips and William Bacon, of Ewer-street, :Southwark, Surrey, levigators and co-partners, from Aitgust 9 tp / Sept. 27, at ten, at .Guildhalt, London. , Thomas Sherwin, - of, Tower-street, London, • wine-mer chant, ftout August 9 tour, at eleven,\at Guildhail. - - -" . 'BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Small 5A , 00;.1 lames Scb: les, and Scholes, of Manchester, calico-printers and co-partners. BANKRUPTS. Archibald Hamilton and iiavid Haliburthn,Of bkford.strect, Middlesex, linen-drai:rs and co-partners, to surrender -August 12, 19,-and Sept: :13, - at len, at Guildhall. At torney, Mr. Wortswortli, Staple'S- Inn. Thomas Pitcher, late of Holy Cr ss• - , Westgate, Cantetbury,• w heel_ wright, to surrender August 4, at seven,. 15, Sept. 13, at ten, at Guildhall, Canterbury, Attornies, Mr. Mount, Canterbury ;. or Iylr, Davies Castle-street, Holborn, London. lames Cowbuqn,i . Preston, Lancashire, cAlicO-rnanufac... turer, to.inrrr6ncliir August zg, 30,„ and Sept. 13, at'eleven, , a t fhp,n - .l;ite Horse, Preston. Attornies, Messrs A-spderr and S4uttiewartn . ' Preston ; or Mr. Wigteswortll, Gray's- Inn foiltare, London. lames Psintugton, of Fen-court, Fenchurch-street, LOridon; broken„, - L. surrender Augtt*t, 19,• at eleven-,•28, arld.Sept. 13, at ten; at :at, , ,latitatl. •Attorney, Mr„P„ Hurd, Bench-walk; Temple. , • . . . D 1 I/IDE NbS • August 30. George O'Hagaa, late of Ilbainghartr, 'wind and liquo:•-merchant, at ten, at Ginidliall; London.. August 26. Edward Canning, the.younger, of Henley in Ar den; Warwickshire, ttiread-manufattuser, at eleven, at the White Lion . Inn, Sam - upon-Avon. August 26. Abraham Brandon:, ql.eastkr-stieet 4 Tabernacle'. walk, Moorti2lds, Middlesex-, mustard.trianulacAurer, at twelve, at Guildhall. ' • August 25.. Grbrge Paine, of BromptOn, Kent, butcher, 'at ten, ,at Guildhall. London.: - ; • August z 6: John Holland, of :Gray's- Inn -lane; Middleset oil and colourman, at ten s -at • August 27. - Hugh Barker, of Bristol, tailor-, at twelve, at the Bush Tavern, Corn , .street, August 27; losephi Ellis, of St. IsTicholas. Worcester, Bax ilresae.r,-at four, at the Pa&k .Horse Inn,. Woreester-. August 30. William Bextoti,. of Gosport, coUntyot South. ainptdit,.hawker, at ten, at Guildhall, London. August 23. ".John Catterihule, of Baldwin's Garden, G ray's.- I an. lane, Mid,tlesex, victualler, at. ten, at Guildnall. Sept. : 2, flohn''Millier, of Nottingham, hosier, at ten, at this Punilli Bowl, Nottingham. Sept. rancis Harris and Samuel Grove, of Bristol, tact. chbrgs aftd co.partners, at eleven, at the Bush 'I avert,, tutu!. : August 25. _l,Am Golden, of Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk, draper, at eleven, at the Angel inn, Bury St. Edmunds. CERLIFIC4FES AUgust 23. Richard Willson, of West Smithfield, London tibacr.onist. . _ !cilia Warhers, of Cornhill, London, mercer. -Benjamin Cox, of Stourbridge, Worcestershire, tanner, and timber-merchant. • John Lodge, tlubbersty, of LineOln's-inn, Middlesex,'Bar. rister at law: Robert liarratt, of. High-street, Southwark, Surrey, draper. . • • George M.olaylinanil lances Ghapthan, of Manchester, ,corn deakglx4El . 66 r tne rs George 6eildOrs, or'Bishop's Castle, Salop, tanner. John Smith, I , rte of Woolwich, Kent, hawker and pedlar. losepla-Alc..ardnian, of Manchester, plumbet and glatier. Tilottio ; ,Giriden, of Abingdon, Berkshire, sack-cior:i. maker. George -Flet;:her,,of Worksop, Nottingiumsliire,,dealet. MM LS. AltklV xp--1 1-larithurgli. Dut—t Ilamblargh, z G4tten. burgh.