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Agriculture
Natural History

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1(1. LAW.
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i Mr. Irving
of the Civil Law 1 * and 3.
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IV. MEDICINE.

Anatomy and Surgery
Chemistry and Chemical
Pharmacy -
Pvteties, Mate is Me- Wednes-

rag. Home

dim, and Pharmacy day,
Tiscory of Physic Oct. 26.
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Prietice of Physic
L Theory and Practice of ,_,. Nov.
Midwifery - ...,.-••.
Friday, IsT‘
in the
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1..31 Dr. Doman, s.
ft Dr. Gregory
e. 3.
Dr. Jas. Hurdl-
too.
Dr.'*'

Military Surgery . 'IIY9 r'"' 18' 71 Dr. Thomson
in the evening.
A Course of PRACMAL ANATOMY will be given under
the superintendency of Dr. Monaco, jun. and Mr. First.
CLINICAL LECTURES en the cases of patients infix Royal
Infirmary, by Dr. Hosts and Dr. Dumcsm—the first lecttire by
Dr. HOME, on Tuesday. November 8, at 4 o'clock, aftern
tLINICAL SURGERY by Mr. RussaLt.—tite first kcture
cm Monday. Oct. sl, at 5 P.M.
tlueing the Su:Awe Session, Lectures will be given on the fol-
lowing Branches of Education :
SOTANY, by Dr. ROT
FER Y, by Dr. iisatu.ron.
MORBID ANATOMY,by'Dr. Mona* jos.
CLINICAL LECTURES on MEDICINE, by Dr. Home.
PLIN/CAL LEC CURES on SURGERY, by Mr. Russm.‘
ifrigulcAL JURISPRUDENCE, by Dr. __Gnomon, jun.
• RP order of 'the Senatus Anidemicui,
GF.OR.GE DUNBAR, Secretary.
ralinborgh.Collygo, Sept. le. IBOs.
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AIinTERGENT-LOTION.
Foe Removing Obstructions from the Surface of the Skin.
Trii unnecessary to enufaerate the advantages' re•
-& suhing to the constitution of every person, by effectually re-
awitng abstynctiona :iiim the surface of the skin, and thereiry
let pint free aid open the innumerable passages and pores through
which nature expels all useless or noxious humours froosthe vital
fluid, and which, being ,bitructed, are forced back again ino the
Wald; andboteonie the sources of mil* dingerous diseade. ' It is
thereibre a matter of issue's conseqamce, as well to prevent hurt
ful dieoirderi, as for the preservatioo, ease, coatfoet, and beauty
.lo pArsons,(lstrivevgr slightly' affected), that stir should ' sea
1:y
si
sy have recourse to the t Lotion; but more espe-
cia I: Secnniesurgently requisite wen the effecfsnfobstructio
in their appearatsce, mid:break' oni into Pimptes;' rednelis, cisi-
Unfit*, or other ca!atteoas eroptipos, - The Abstergedt Lotion
Dever/41s of :meccas with those who give it a fair triahand is its
psitle!evidently sheets that no pirate esnattunent it totleit fbr b;'
thomprietur,ap Ilao may the rkblies be convinced that nothing
Uri ccrealilty otits success could loduce Dr. SOLOAON to .
hazard the bed I 'opinion Reis liOncitired wlth by all ranks:in'pre-:
sealing !ht.trti with tots custnetic,:.was.- it not a certain Remedy
Sew Tl, .- trer...larripliints in general.
Trie.Atiletirte trition'is tprepired-by Dr. Solomon, of I.lrer-'
pool t and mly be had t.f every respectable Medicine Vendorill
the sited laogdzsts, krice4l4. lit a bosLle, iluty iaeltjed. -
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.FREEHOLD ESTATES FOR' SALE.
QEVERAI, valuable Tythe-free FARMS; situate
Li at Barton, Hasciiir, and Stretton Baskerviile, in the county
of Warsviek,.now in toe peveral occupations of Joseph Lawrence,
Thomas Other,. Joseph Spires, and John Maine, with the Per-
petual Adiovison pf the Vicarage, will be sold, either togethvr
or in Lot; in the course of a few incnth-, of which due notice
wW be given, and particulars distributed when prepared.
Also, a MANOR FARM, called Upthrop, in the county of
Worcester, now in the oauisation of Wm. Pinver.

Boron. Hastings, and Stiatton Baskervilk, are near Hinkley
anal Nutistatotvand about 10 smiles from Coventry. .
tpthrop farm is about four Wins from Stratford upon Avon.
For a vialr,of the Pravda* apply to the different tenants ; and
f4-4/7111.! iargr4Fo4 W kfrssilitils at. Last iCaclies ilaar Sbaites-
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COKETHOR PE PARK F.S.I.A.I.E.—OXFORDbbiIit
TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION, •
By Mr. PEYTON,
On Friday, the 21st of October, at Staple Hall, Witney, in Lots,
A MOST vAluable F.IItEHOLDESTATE, corn-
-1 prising the Manor, of Coketkorpe, Ducklingwn and Stand.
lake, with the royalties, rights, and*mblements belonging thereto.
and that very desirable and substantial Mansion Horse, stalled
COKE FI-lORPE HALL,
with the Offices, Gardens, Pleasure Grounds, in complete order.
Park and Paddocks, comprising 220 Acres of rich Pasture anal
Meadow Land (subject to a•tythe modits)„ valuable Fisheries
Water Falls, and Ponds.

Also, the magnificent Woods, replete with fine growing Oak
Timber and Coppice Wend, containing 80 Acres, and several.
adjacent Farms, open and inclosed, with convenient Farm Houses •
and Office,, and let to most respectable Tenants at will, and other
fine Woods, about 86 Acres in hand, containing altogether near •
1000 Acres.

Lot 1. Will comprise the Manors, Mansion House, Offiee,
Gardens, Park, Water-tall and Works, Fisheries, and Cokethorpe
Woods.

Lot L. The Breach Faros and Land adjoining, in Mr. Co-
bourne's Tenure.

Lot 3. Part of Barley Park Farm 2nd Woods, in Mr. Tho.
snas's Tenure.

The residue of the Estate be divided into many Lots, for'
the convenience of purchasers.

A survey of the Estate is now making, and specifications of the
several Lots may be had early in September next, by al,plying at
the Offices of Mr. James, Land Agent, Warwick ; and at No. 5,
New Boswell-court, Linrolm's Inn, London.

OXI.ORDsHIitE.—VALIJABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE.
By. Mr. PETI ON, •
At the Red Lion Inn, Thanie, on Tuesday the 11th day of Octo.
ber, ism, at t o'Clock in the afternoon, in the following Lots:
ALL 1. LL that the MANOR of NORTH
WESTON, with the Fisheries, Royalties, Courts
and other immunities ; and also the substantial Mansion, called
North Weston House, and Offices, walled Garden, with the Farm
Holm and convenient Buildings near adjoining, and 269 Acres
(little more or less) of ercellent Arable, Meadow, and 'nose fel tile
Pasture Land, divided into proper sized Inclosures, in a ring.
fence, now or late in the Tenures of the Rev. T. Plaskett and
Wigley. •
• Lot 2. Two most fertile pieces of Arable and Pasture Land,.
cilled Muss Furlongs, in the tenure of Mr. Parsons, containigit
63 Acris (little more or le 4 )
Lot S. A substantial Farm House, with convenient Melt,
Cottages an Buildings, and 211 Acres (little more or less) of most
fertile Arable Meadow, and Pasture Land, in a ring fence, in
the tenure Arable,
Parsons. •

Lot 4. 'l:vso Plots of wry rich Meadow Land, Galled Baker's
Mead, adjoining to Sl.abbing.on tridge, containing near 13 Acres.,
alto in the tmn►e of Mr. Pariotis.

Lot 5. That utast valuable piece of Meadow Land adjoining
Skabblngton Bridge, called the Ham and Ham Bank, and bounded
by the 'Thame-itivin., and the Road containing .501 Acres, also in •
the tenure of Mr Parsons.
Lot 6. The piece of rich Pasture Land, caned Little lk:uss Fur-
long, abutting on the Oxford Road, containing 29 Acres, also in
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tbetenors'of Mr... Andes. .
I.Lot 7. The substantial Farm House, with the Barns, Stables,
and Offices, and upwards of 200 Acres of exttemey fertile Ara-''
bk, Meadow and Pasture Land, lying it, a ring fence, in the tenure
of Mr. Hodges. -

The above Estates are Tythe-free, with Land-tax redeemed*
lying Within ctsie Mile of Thame, ten miles of Oxford, and forty:*
three from London; abounding with Gantt, in altnteel Neir,ler
bdurhood; with geed Roads.
To view the premises apply to the tenants, and for farther Par.
titulars, tolvlrJaineesOtficea, New Beswell-court, Lincoln's Inn,
Landon; add Higliatrees, Warwick. Printeiparticujarsalsn may tee
lield at the star and King's Arms Inn, Oxford; at the Royal Oak-
and sweetly's., i•eteworth; White Lion, Stratford-upon Avon;
Mar hin,Reading ; Lanibtnn, Wallinrford; Royal Hotel, Bk.
dosham; George Inn, IgorthalntenJ and at theprincipal Inns at
Wycombe, Placishigiiacn, Bulbul-7, Ay _lealun7, and Vie
Milge • arthe Rata and G•Orglt hire, Stnigheelft; Lloyd.' gad
oilenanraylt, and it V/A/VVelhe 4011114111
Att. Leaden, , • • , •

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FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

ADMIRALTY-OFFICE., SEPTEMBER 27.

Ocean, at Gibraltar, August 2?, 1108.

Copy of a Letter from Vice-Admiral Lord Coßingwood, Cell.
mander in Chief of his Majesty's Ships and Vent:ls in the Me-
diterranean, to the Hon. W. W. Pole, dated on board the

Sir—l inclose, fol. the information cf the Lords Commissioners
of the Admiralty, the copy of a letter I have received from Lord
Cochrane, Captain of his Majesty's ship the ilmperieuse, giving
an aeoount of the surrender of the Castle of Mongal (a fort on the
coast of Catalonia, in possession of the French), to his Majesty's
ship under his command, which his Lordship had subsequently
destroyed, after having delivered the principal part of the mili-
tary stores to the Spanish Militia.
I have great pleasure in transmitting this information to their
Lordships, as it points out one of the man; instances in which
his Majesty's ships on the eastern mist of Spain have rendered
effectual aid to the patriot Spaniards, in resisting and driving the
enemy out of their country, and of the -teal and indefatigable in-
dustry with which Captain Lord Cochrane engages in that ser-
vice. Captain Otway, of the Mor.tague, landed -at Rosas Bay
a party of Marines in aid of the Spanish peasantry, to oppose a
French force which was approaching to attack that fortress on
the 23d ult. and obliged the enemy to retire. I am, &c.
(Signed) COLLINCWOOO.
His Majesty's Ship Imperieuse, off Mongal, July Si. •

My Lord -The castle of Mungal, an important
post, completely commanding a pass in the road from
Barcelona to Gerona, which the French are now be-
sieging, and the only one between those towns occu-
pied by the enemy, surrendered this morning to his
Majesty's ship under my command. The Spanish
Militia behaved admirably, in carrying an out-post
on a neighbouring hill. Lieutenant Hone, with the
Marines, took possession of the castle, which, by
means of powder, is now levelled with the ground.
The rocks tli..to ara blown down into the road, which
in many other places is rendered impassable to artil-
lery without a very heavy loss of men, if they deter-
mine to repair them.
I inclose to your Lordship a list of the prisoners
and of the material part of military stores ; all that
could be of use to the Spanish Militia have been de-
livered to them. I have the honour to be, &c.

(Signed) COCHRANE.
I Captain, 1 Lieutenant, 2 Serjeants, 8 Corporals (7 wounded),
5 Gunners (2 killed), and 54 Soldiers.—Total 71.
IS Cannon, 80 Muskets, 80 Bayonets, 80 Cartouches, SOO Can-
non Balls, IS Barrels of Powder, and Cartridges, &c.
Copy of a Letter from Rear Admiral the Honourable Sir Alex-
ander Cochrane, R. B. Commander in Chief of his Majesty's
Ships and Vessels at the Leeward Island., to the Honourable
W. W. Pole, dated on board the Belleisle, St. John's Roads,
Antigua, August 6.
Sir—l have great pleasure in inclosing, for the information of
*e Lord. Commissioners of the Admiralty, the copy of a letter
from Captain Beaver, of his Majesty's ship Acasta, acquainting
me with the capture of a very fine French corvette, of sixteen
twenty-four pounder carronades and two long sixes. It is my
Intention to take her into the service, and name her the Pert, until
their Lordships' pleasure is known. I have the honour to be, &c.
(Signed) ALEX. COCHRAN!.
His Majesty's Ship Acasta, off La Guira, July 17.
Sir—l beg leave to inform you, that le Serpent
French National brig, of eighteen guns and one hun-
dred and four men, commanded by Mons. Lamanon,
Enseigne de Vaisseau, was this day captured off La
Guira by his Majesty's ship Acasta. I am, &c.
(Signed) P. SEAVSA.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

William Wallis and John Harding, of Cheapside,London, linen.
drapers, July I, 1808.
John Ellison, Richard Dewes, Thos. Kemp, Wm. Thackwray,
and Wm. Robinson, all of Knaresbrough, Yorkshire, August
1, 1808.
Thomas Nlarris, Joseph Brown, and Joseph Mania, all of Bar-
ton-upon-Humber, Lincolnshire, solieitc:s, Sept. 20, 1808.
Richard Cunliffe and Charles Rhodes, of Rochdale, Lancashire,
hat mai.ufaciurers, Sept. 22, 1808.
John Gilpin, of Oswestry, Salop. and John Williams, of Wrexham,
linen-drapers, August 13, 1808.
James Wilson and John Wilson, of Sunderland, Durham, hard

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soap manufacturers and tallow chandlers, August 1, 1808.
Thomas Blacker and John Robinson, of King-street, Cheapside,
London, Dec.3l, 1807.
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George Wood and George Hodgkinson, of Nottingham, cotton
spinners, Sept. 22, 1808.
Robert Clifford, Joseph Ogden, and David Whitley, of Ossett,
Yorkshire, colliers Sept. 24, 1808.
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Elizabeth Baron and Thomas Baron, of Manchester, cabinet.
makers, Sept. 21, 1808.
Martha Swale and Robert Alefounder, of Ipswich, Suffolk, tan-
ners, Sept. 1, 1808.
Henry Ecreyd and Ann Marriott, of Newbridge Mill, Burnley,
Lancashire, cotton-twist spinners, Sept. 21, 1808.