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ADMIRALTY OFFICE, 3d Juric,-38245. -
NOTICE 14'hereby givert, That a SESSION of
OYER add TERMINER and GAOL DELIVERY tic.
the TRIAL .of ,ff)PPENCES committed on- the, HIGH SEAS,
within the Jurisdiction! of the ADMIRALTY of ENGLAND;
will he held at JUSTICE MALL, in 'the OLD BAILEY,
LONDON, on SATURDAY, the Frasr of JU'LY next, at eight
in the Morning :—And all Sheriffs, Gaolers, and
YMitpees of Prisons, in whose custody arty prisoners, charged with
44enees connuitted on the High Seas, or within the said Juris-
' diction, may he, are hereby required totransinit a copy of the
Comntitritent of'evety such Prisoner' to Mr. BroKNELL, the Soli-
citor of the Admiralty, on Spring. Galileo Terrace, London:lin
'Are that the necessary measures may be taken, for
fury
Prisorwrs to His Majesty's Gaol of Nenate, fur trial at the
mid intended Session : And all Mayors, Justices, Coronae, and
"the!' Officers, before whom any Inquisitions, InforMations,
taiaatioits, Ire Recognisant:es may have been taken touching airy
lath Offeuntl, are requited tO tranarnit"thp,ccett4/1414400.1,4,
* TirtisatiAn Mr" the Cles•korirraigitS of the .High Court of
Admiralty:of England, at hisi Office, at the Sessions House in tire
Old hailer,-Loudon. J. W. CROKE%

. BLACKBROOK HOUSE and ESTATE, in
Hampshire.—To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT,
'nil valuable and moat desirable ESTATE, situated in the parish
Irareham, Hants, at a convenient distance from the town, late
the residence and property of George Purvis, Esq. deceased, with
the Rectorial Tithes thereof. The Mansion-house is a handsome,
aniform, and modern structure, judiciously placed on a moderate
hut commanding elevation, in an ornamental paddock, contaiuing
sixteen acres ; sheltered on the north and east by an assemblage
of fine groxing oak and elm trees, and belted on the west and
south-west by luxuriant shrubbery plantations, with shaded walks :
commanda the rich and interesting scenery of the neighbourhood,
jaciuding th, Isle of Wight, Spithead, Portsmouth Harbour, tcc.,
end contains the follownig apartments—an entrance hall, lofty
wing and drawing rooms 25 feet by 17, breakfast room 21 feet
61" 18, gentleman's room 18 feet by 14, and nine excellent sleep-
tag,tooms, housekeeper's room, servants' ball, capital cellarage,
; and detached are all necessary and commodious domestic
Ares; The house is warmed by an air stove, approached by a
circular carriage drive through the paddock, and opens to a hand-
"me colonnaded stone terrace extending the whole width of the
hoot. On the west are, an ornamental green-house, productive
walled garden containing a statute acre, melon ground, vine pit,
pate. ; and on the cast, a double coach-house, harness house, and a
l.!‘!-stalled stable. There is always an abundant supply of both
spring and rain water; the latter from a tank which contaias
hogitheads. The Farm comprises two farm-houses, four
, tarns' three stables, two granaries, and all other usual farm build-
thße ; three cottages, 59 acres of meadow and pasture land, 28E3
reel of arable land, and 50 of wood; lies very compact, and,
"rn the contiguity to the Market towns of Fareham, Southampton,
Carts south, &c., is moat eligibly situated for all the advantages
qsgrieulture.—To he Sold also, the Dwelling-house and Garden
Titchfield, some time since the residence of the Hon. Mrs.
Fitusilliam, and now of Mrs.. Young. Also the Dwelling-house
44r1 about four acres of land now used as garden ground, at
1,
4itchfield, in the possession of Mrs. Rudilon. The garden',
1r""d is a niost eligible site for building. The tenure of the
Mansion-horse,; and principal part of the Estate, is Copyhold of
Inheritance, but subject only to nominal fines, compound harlots,
50 'mall quit rents, and, therefore, equal in value, to_freehold ; I
reniaißii,g part is freehold. The Tithes are held of the Master
of st • •
, Cross, at Winchester, upon. a lease or thr lives The
rreothea at Titchfield are Copybold of Inheritance,
tance,subject. to fines
keriots on death and alienation., Earehain is 72 miles from'
,n, IR, from Southampton, and i frOm Portsmouth. For a
tiew
of the property, apply to Mr, l'ilatthews, at Blackbrook
Patent-house, where a plan of the lilacibrook Estate may be seen
suds for printed particulars, at the office, of Messrs. llohne,
l'rripton, and Loftus, New Lui, London; at the George Inn,
y
'ncltester ; Messrs. Mottley and
.Co. Portsmouth ; of the
rrinter of the Southampton Herald, Southampton ; Messrs.
!rodie and Dowding, Salisbury ; and of Mr. raddou,
roeh a in.

IrCLARKS-GENERA!. OUTFITTINc;'
U • WAREPIOUSE, for the EAST_ and -WHAT
"lES. and SOUTH AMERICA, . EXETER CHANGE,
.
„,01hcers, Cadets, and Writers going to India,. and Gen*.
;4 prowling to South America, or any other part of .the
will find M. this Establishment the whole of their
t4-rY Aippointments, ,;words,'
wordS, Chacos Sashes, Belts, Pistols, tke.
t
ether with a large and well-manufactured stock of Sca Cots,
iZches, and Bedding_; Cabin Wash-hand Tables, Chairs, and
J ; Sea Chests,, Mule 'Bullock Trunkic and every
other description of Travelling Equipage.
th 4 /*I ASSORTMENT OF CANTEENS, ready fitted with
necessary requisites for India,. and other tropical climates
4144 e it great variety of Silver and Plated :Articles, KniScs
1,. Forks, suitable for families going abroad.; Military and
'tniteetance Books, Maps, &c.. - •
PASHIONA BLE' STOCK of Carriage, Cuticle, Tan.
11 Plueton Stanhope ami Chaise- HA RN ESS, with every
44Plion. el.:Saddlery, &c. &c. fur home use, Fast and West
ihtl South America, which merit inspection from their
iliceu,ent quality, first style of workmanship, and moderate

Alt the. Article tn lliisEatahlislitnent are warranted, and the
rellent ty year 14 taptling is still litrioly adheredto,
i„
;+liking but one iteady Money Price, from which no abate.
lent •
will he made. •

IMPORTANT TO FAMILIES.
rnE BEST CONINMsII: on the IV irties. and
111 Remivating Iflit:stay of Dr. SOLOMON'S Ck.:Lr'R-:
t rATED CORDLi.Li BALM OF GILEAD, is the ter.
tfr,inty that Ladies of Fashion and Respectability find it the most
01racirtiot Medical Restorative to be met with in ,varitinit
`vtlikneesea peculiar to their Sex, gently throwing' a gptial
listrnth upon the debilitated and relaxed fnune, recruiting the
gecityedwpirita, dimipating headache, dulness, and languor,
!ind creating re pleasing vivacity. The great extent to which it
Is used by the Sickly, the Nervous, and the Debilitated, proves
its unrivalled merit ; tt thottsands of whom it is tinily allOrding
relief which no other Aledicine hits supplied.
To those whom curly indulgence of the l'assionlt—Dissipa-
' or too great Re ere tat Constitutional
Spirits, ha"'
Qten injurious ; to the Sufr front Isiwness of Spirits, fleas/ i-
,lf„its Of Mind; Deranged Stomach, Languor, and Incapacity
tilfir Exertion;• to those in whom the Dige4tivr and NerVtitis
rYisternielittve been deranged, and conscpiently Ittiantring under
rs.gular and painful action; and to these persons who have.
I,,4iiied their Unnstitutiona, and inonghu.nn perfect... Taints
#orsalla, by An,inottoderate.indulgenctofiltelupamions 4 or in
L'ifir way to the consummation of that dopitirable Mitilidy are
4lrected with Weaknesses and the Obstruction of certain Eva-
:44ti°rli this remedy is recommended from ample experience
'63 the best re3toratite. • , •

„,4 very it_ inti want (desecration may he made in favour 4)l' this
•••,tchrateti.Meditine, that unless ito operation way gentle, :sale,
Rthl iolth ; t ' could nut have obtalactl the "04'1"W”
d
`41141(1 it;itas acquired; for, as it ha* rarely the great AClVrtn.
,Of ratiauve advocate at the ear of the Patient, so no-
'l4; but his conviction of its virtue.,, by its salutary effects.,
411 induce perseverance; and yet reationable pernevrer,ine is
(ertolly most renttight,,to enable 'even tbe happiest combine
ti
. mut of Chemicaft oitd44alenirals to root out chronic di:teases
"Id restore the valetudinarian to health. Hach more might•ne
rid in justreportni' it; for great experience has shewn that
iZ e 'need despair, however dangerons their situation may be,
fort en so noble, tale, and efficacious a remedy is offered for
Or relit f.
C,4u.y A many Imitationb of this excellent It t emeit y
atry yak' the Public will be sure to ask for it.as Dr. solo..
11'400 anti L
Look at the Stamp affixed to cochliottle, which
*'', L.
tith. Solomon, 'Liverpool, cograven upon it : bone
•er genititin;";
Patients repairing advice may obtain it by application to
u 1
trui-ifouse, occompanictl with a remittance of a. IL No,
rO
ue It at Gilead-Hon Lt near rerpool ;ofllr. .1 o
fmon-
rote , whin; Mr: Sanger' Ow livon Os.•
llrt,;4'r: 111 r, Ward, i othorn • )Ir. 11 eery
p,Z!teeteatopel, London; and by tbe principal 'Vender* of
mottle,
throughout the linitod Kifigdom, 7-eke' lig;
—.2riottliq four in one I'snuly futile for 33*. •