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London, England, 1808-09-23 00:00:00

SOUTHERN PART OF DEVONSHIRE.

FOR SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
HE MANOR or LORDSHIP of WEMBURY,
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in and adjoining to the Parish of Wembury, with the Rights,
Royalties, Fis'ieries, River Dues, Tolls, Privileges and Profits
thereto belonging. And a new built Mansion House, new built
Farm Houses,and other convenient Buildings, Gardens,Orchards,
Meadows, Fields, Closes and Parcels of Land, Woods and Cop-
pice, containing altogether about 944 Acres, (absut one-third of
which is Tythe-free) and let to good Tenants at very moderate
rents, amounting at present only to El 342 per annum, but which,
from the expiration of some Leases and the dropping in of Lives,
must soon increase to a much larger sum.—One half of the Pur-
chase-Money may remain on a security of the Estate.
For particulars, view and purchase, application to be made at
the Office of Mr. Edmund Lockyer, in Plymouth.
Plymouth, Sept: 10, 1408.

pRINCE, Dentist, 9, JOHN-STREET, OXFORD-STREET
—.ARTIFICIAL TEETH, made from a substance with an
enamel, and are so exact, as not to be distinguished from natural
teeth; they (1v not change, and are skilfully placed from one to
a whole set on reasonable terms. Also natural teeth skilfully
fixed to stumps, or from one to a complete set—has an easy me-
thod to fix a tooth firm with a pivet, it the stump b. ever so far
gone—regulates uneven teeth, and removes decayed spots to
prevent the teeth from further decay—teeth cleansed from tar-
t ure—assists dentition in children, and through his study and prac-
tice, flatters himself he can succeed in the most difficult cases, his
assistance having lately been rendered to persons of distinction,
who have before been incapable of wearing that ornament. Gives I
advice, and performs every operation on the teeth and gums to
all periods. The above Artificial Teeth are preferable in many ,
respects to China teeth, as they can be fixed with more safety,
and are not discoverable ; it is generally remarked, that persons
wearing Chines teeth can be discovered at first speaking that they
are artificial, which is very unpleasant to the weare s—Prince's
Paste Pearls for concealing decayed or•blensished teeth in front—
persons losing a iron- tooth, may with ease in a few minutes
substitute a tooth themselves. Half-a-guinea per box, directions
are inclosed.—Prince's Cherry Lotion for refreshing the mouth
and immediately sweetening the breath; fastens teeth though ever
so loose; and strengthens tender gums Half-a-guinea per bottle.
—Prince's Cherry Paste for preserving and whitening the
teeth ; curing the scurvy in the gums, 23.6 d. per pat.—Prince's
Mushroom gives immediate relief to the tooth.ach ; preventsthe
face from swelling. 25. 6cL each.
Persons residliig iu the country afflicted with any complaint in
the teeth or gums, may receive proper advice and medicine, by
stating the nature of the complaint is a letter, ItsclosiNg a oat
joesisd note, directed for Mr. Prince as above.

At the Rose Inn, Satingbourne, on Wednesday, the 28th day of
September instant, at Four o'Clock in the Afternoon (unless
previously disposed of by Private Contract, of which notice
will be given in this paper)
ACAPITAL FREEHOLD MANSION, called
TUNSTALL HOUSE, With Stables, Yards, Coach House,
Dove House, and other convenient Buildings, extensive Gardens,
partly walled in, and the whole well stocked with choice Fruit
Trees, a large Grove and Shrubberv, with about thirteen Acres
of very rich Meadow and productive Orchard ground, and a
small Cottage adjoining, very pleasantly situated in the Parishes of
Tunstall and Borden, in the County of Kent, within the di.tanet
of one mile from the Post Town of Sittingbourne, 17 from Can-
terbury, 11 from Maidstone, and 41 from Landon, in a good
Sporting Country, abounding with Game. A Pack of Fox
Hounds, and a Pack of Harriers are kept within four miles of
the Mansion, which constantly hunt during the season.
The above Premises are now in the occupation of William
Murton, Esq. under a Lease, nine Years whereof will be unex-
pired at Michaelmas next, by whose leave the same may be
viewed by applying at the House.
For further particulars, apply to Messrs Pearson and Son, So-
licitors, Middle Temple, London; or to Messrs. De Lasaux and
Boglitirst, Soliciton,, CS Ashford, in Kent, '#ho are authorised to
treat for Sale of the Estate by Private Contract.

PORT OF SOUTHAMPTON.
FOR SALE BY AUCTION,
At the Custom House, at this Port, on Wednesday. the 28th of
September, 1808, at Eleven &Clock in the Forenoon,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS and VESSELS,
viz.—For Private Families only,
80 Gallons Erandy. 40 Gallons Geneva.
For Dealers and others-1 Chaidrons Coals.
Also, a Schooner, called rhe ADMIRAL SAUMAREZ, with

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all her Tackle, Apparel, Furniture, Boat, and Stores.
N. B. This Schooner measures 121 'lons, is Copper bottomed,
and in good condition, and being a very fast saililg vessel, is well
calculated for the Spanish, or any other trade where expedition is
required, or as a Privateer.
Which Goods and Vessel have been seized and legally con.
demned and may be viewed, and the Spirits tasted two days be-
fore the Sale, by applying to the Warehouse-Keeper, at the Cus-
tom-House.

FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
At the London Inn, Plymouth, on Tuesday, the 27th day of Sep.
tember neat, at 12 o'clock in the Forenoon,
THAT beautiful copper-bottomed, fast-sailing ship
TIGER.

DIMINSIONS.
Extreme length aloft - 10$ feet
Length on Deck - - 97 feet 21 inches
Breadth - - 23 feet 7* inches
Height between Decks - 6 feet 8 inches
Depth in the Hold - 12 feet 7 inches
Admeasures - • 270 tons.

This is one of the most beautiful ships ever brought into the
port of Plymouth: she is nearly new, firmly built of oak, and
copper-fastened, sails uncommonly fast, is corvette built with a
figure head, and piereed for 20 guns. She is well calculated for a
packet or transport, or for the Spanishßrazili, or any other trade
where dispatch is requisite—has a la; ge commodious Cabin on
deck, and excellent accommodations for passengers ; and, being
abundantly found in all kinds of good. stores, may be sent to sea
immediately, at a very trifling expencs. Captufed by and con-
demned as prize to his Majesty's brig Growler, Lieut. Richard
Creasman, Commander.. _

For viewing the Ship and Stores, and for inventories and fur-
ther i articulars, apply to the Agent, Thomas Cole, Esq. George-
street, Plymouth.

PORT OF POWEY, CORNWALL.

For SALE by PUBLIC AUCTION, at t ie Ship inn, Fowey, on
Thursday the 29th day of September next, precisely at eleven

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o'clock in the forenoon,
THE good DANISH SHIP, CONSTANTIA
MARIA, P. HOLBECK late Master, now lying in the
said port of Fowey.
DIMENSION s—Length on Deck, ea feet, 9 inches.—Breadth,
27 feet, 11 inches—Height between Decks, 5 feet, 8 inches—.
Depth in the Hold, 11 feet, 4 inches.
Admeasures 288 89-94 tons.
This ship is built of oak, very firm, handsome and burthensorne„
sails well, and is calculated for the general purposes of tratik,
captured on her voyage from the Isle of France to Copenhagen by
the private ship of war Heao, WM. COOK commander, ned sii ee
legally condemned as prize in the High Court of Admiralty, the
private ship of war Unity being also in sight.
And immediately afterwards will be Sold, for Exportation, her
entire Cargo (by virtue of an Act of Parliament for that pur-
pose), viz.
About 1950 Bags of Fine Bourbon Coffee
73 Bags of Java Coffee
121 Bales of Surat Cotton
1280 Bags of East India Sugar
27 Tons of Black Ebony Wood,
Now in Storehouses at Fowey.
Also, the fine fast-sailing Cutter Privateer Hexo, above men-
tioned. Admeasures 125 64-94 Tons—mounts 14 guns :
Dimensions.

Length 62 ft. 2. in.—Breadth 22 ft. 11 in.—Depth 9 ft. 10
With :u1 her Stores, Guns, Ammtinition, and Appurtecanies,
now laying at Cawsand, near Plymouth Dock (unless disposed of
in the mean time by private contract.)
N. B. A deposit of 251. per. Cent. will be required to be paid by
the purchaser of each Lot before quitting the sale Room, al.cl the
remainder before the delivery of the Goods.
Inventories Lf the Ship and Cutter, and Catalogues-and sant**
of each article, ablove-mentioned, =ay be had at Mears. St. Barba
' Green and Bk;oells Merchants, No. 33, Seething-lane, London ;
Messrs. Horne andStackhous:, Merchants, Liverpool ; Messrs.
Dowall and Co. Wine-street, Bristol; Mevrs. Richard Cars*
and :ion, Merchants. Falmouth ; at the Office of Mr. William
Davie, Plymouth Dock ; Mr. Richard Fills, of Mr. Henry
Wills, -Merchants, Plymouth; Mr. Wm. W. Moyer, or. Mss
James Carter, Kingsood. year Plymouth Dock; and Ms.litichoui
Dugger, Broker, .eowey.

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