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London, England, 1807-06-06 00:00:00

GHUpLRIGH FIRE—DM:M.
AT a numernits Meeting of feveral Noblemen and
Gentlemen eormeded with the County. and held at the
Crown and Anchor. on the tft of June init. to confider what Reps
tan and onght to be raken, towards the Relief of the Sufferers by
the late Fire there;

The Right Hon, Lord ROLL, in the Chair.
It appearing from the Report of the Committee appointed at
Chudieligh, and figned by the Right Hon. Lord Clifford, as well
as from the Report of the Rcv William F. Bayley of Churllhigh,
who attended the meeting, that above 200 houfes are now in ruiner
and 12100 perfens and upwards reduced to infinite difirefs t—and
further, that the property confumed, valued at 60,.:x>01. and up-
wards, is to a very great extent uninfurcd, and not the property
of individuals capable of fupporting the lots.
Refaced, t ft, That the calamity is fo heavy and extenfive as to
juitify and call for a general Contribution, and therefore that a
Subfeription be forthwith opened for the relief of the fufft,-11.
ad, That the ►etter to effedtuate this objeca, a Committee be
appointed, and that fuch Committee eonfift of the following Gen-
tlemen. viz. commrrTFß.
The Right Hon. Lord Roll, the Right Hon. Lord Clinton, Sir
Lawralet Palk, Bart. M P. William Courtenay, Arthur Chant-
pernowne, George Carey. George Templar, James Buller, M.P.
William Adams, MP. Arthur H lioldfworth. M.P. Edward
Down, William Jack fon, Charles Short. John Cale, John Yard
Pownes, Rev. John Dockland, Robert Rulfel, Charles Brooke,
Abraham Moore, George Anabrofe Rhodes. John Milford, Mat-
thew Louis, John Ferriag, and Samuel Dreeve,
That the Committee than, from rime to time, after payment of'j
neceffary expellees. tranfotit the feveral films colledted, to the
Right Hon. Lord Clifford, fobjedt to the difpnial of the Commit-
tee, of which he is Chairman, and commuoicate with fuch Com-
mittee, as occaiion (hall require.
3d, That John Perring and Samuel Drewe, Efqrs be appointed
Treaurers of t►e feveral Subfcriptions.
4th, That the revere, Bankers of London and Weftminiter be
tequefied to revel* Subferiptioos, to he carried io the account of
John Perring and Samuel Drewe. Ffqrs. " Chudlcigh Fire"
stb, That three of the Committee be competent to tranfadt hu G-
Recs.

6th. That all letters and communicatiom be direded to the
Chudleigh Fire Committee, Crown an Anchor, Strand, London.
Mat the 'rhankg of the Meeting be given to Lord Roll, for Zs
conduct in the Chair.

SUB:ICRIBER i NAMES.
Right Hon. Lord Roll (in Matthew Wood. F(q. to to
addition to tool. already John Milford, Efq. so 10
fubfcribed) 10 10 Ehi.s Northmore, Efq. to to
Sir 1.. Palk. Bart. Zin ad- John Peering. Ffq. TO 10
dition alto to tcoL al. William Courtenay, Efq s S
ready fuliferibed) to to J. Y. Fowne., Efq S. 5
Sir William Pole, Batt. to 10 Matthew Louis, Efq. 5 5
Richard Down, Fq. zcs o Rev. John Buckland S S
Charles Burke, 21 0 WilEant Adams. M.P. 5 5
George Carey, Efq ' so 0 W. Dacre Adams, Efq. s s
V. C. BE:wett, (td fub.) 20 o B. Ireland, Efq. 5 5
i Right Hon. I.d Ellenbo. John Cole, Efq. S 5
rough, LdChief Jultice to to ohn Welsferd, Efq. - 5 5
Hon. Jullice Heath to to .W. Clarke, Efq, 5 5
Hon. Jußice Grofe to to Thomas Fl..ud. Ffq. 3 5
, Hon. Jultice Rouke to 10 Rev Thomas Burrow 5• 3
Hon. Juftiee Lawrence to to A.R. Rhodes, Efq. 5 5
1 Hon. Juß:ce Le Blanc to to F. F. Baker, Ff.. S S
,Mr Serjeant Lens to to A Moyfey, Efq. 5 5
J. A. Park Efq . 10 to William Gsrrow, FN. s 5
Lady Davie to 10 Edward Hyde Fat, tirq. s 5
...leetge Temple, Ffq to to William Cooke, Efq. 5 s
A. Champernowne, Efq to 10 Samuel Marryat, kfq. 5 5
A. H. Holdfworth, Efq. . Bridges Hughes, 5 5
J
. M. P. to to J. Gafelie, Ifq S .5
Henry Newton, Efq. 10 to A. Pell, Efq. .5 5
I of:n Sparke, Erq 10 to .G. Harris, Efq. 5 5
Weidord and Co. 10 13 John Lifney, Efts. 5 (
Thomas Hayman, lifq to to A. Bray, Efq. 'S S
William Jackfon, B. - to to Vint William's, Efq. 5 3
.B. W. Newman F. 4 ho to Hinnitrd Sandy., hfq. 5 S
.iatnuel Drevre, Efq to to 3 Richardfon, £(q. 3 3
. Abraham Moons. Eft/ . to to Henry Batlew, Efq. s S.
Chalks short, Efq to to Thomas Jervis, E'sq. t a

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°LA/MA(IANS' I I itE.
TO MEALMEN, PAPER-MAKERS, AND °TUBBS.
TO 3E BOLD BY AUCTION

At the Ship and Cattle Inn, Neath, on Tuefday the 23d day a
June, lintels previoufly difprefed of by Private Contraift,
Together, or in kpamte Lock, fubjedt to facts conditions of fate as
than be then protium!,
AI3RDYLAIS MILLS, for a term of 1¢ years
from Lady Day lA. The Flour Mill contains two pair
of French (tones, two Drdfing ruffle, fore lofts, miller's houfe,
Rattles, &e. and all reotlifwe conveniences for the flour trade, and
ti.t-sou canal and railway eariiage from the mills to the iron fur-
naces atAberd ore, infure a regular fate for any quantity of flour, there
bring no other flour r.• ill, of coefcquencg, within so miles; there is
a conftant and ft.fficient fupply ct water in the dryeft rearm's, an
overaint water-wheel. *8 feet high, the walte-forms the water fall
aeferibed by Ti avellers as the Aberdylals Fall. The Grilt Mill-
has two pair of grey (tones, ufed to grind barley and country work
this mill might rail!), is c 'named into a p per-mill. the water
being excellent for that rurpofe, and there is no mill for white
paper within somata ; thetre are 17 acrcs of excellent meadow lAA
in this kale, which may either he bad or not, wl..h the mills ; mill
timber allowed for reptin and improvement.
The FORRST FARM, a leafe of (even years from Lady Day
lull, joins the mills, and bounds the River Dylals for near a mile,
confilts of a farm houfe and buildings hi the centre of the farm with
I about two hundred and forty acres of arable, meadow, pafture, and
wood land; the crops on the ground are about 17 acres of wheat,
r 8 of Darby, 6 of oats, and one of potatoes. The Proprietor's
Route, of which 14 years are unexpired, is beautifully &Dated,
comet coding a view of the Rivers Neath and Dylais, the Goon-
gro.tods, fec.; emit sin. two Parlours, kitchen, feullery, pantry, walla
and brew houfe, five bed rooms, and three fur femar.ts ; in front is
a la wn plotted with ihruln, a walled kitchen garden of an acre ad-
joining, fully planted with choice fruit trees; the garden the
lured Farm, the whole, or any past of which, may be had with the
hotife The whole is In excellent repair.
A BAKEHOUSE, ie Neath, In full work with fort and hard
bread ; the oven will Isaac a fack and a half of floor. The whole
may be entered upon Immediately, on the crops, lite. being taken
at a valuation.
For further partin'ars apply, (if by letter, poll paid) to Mr.
George Morris, land furtitelor, Liangennoch Park, near Pontadel•
Iss, Carnirthsnibltt; or Mr, S. Wilton, Aberdylais Mill!, Nelda

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2.500

SUMMER LOTTERY--Confiding of enly
TWENTY THaUSAND TICKETS.
BEGINS DRAWIN.; 14th OF JULY, a y.
SCHEME.
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10.000 20,C03
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, • . !efili;li(THOPrt4.l4o VOUNI)S. •
~. The DAL". " be resdlitly 11,oai tlekite 'erea Illly.
- At. rtiefday,, i 14 ' .6th, l'aef.l.ty, Akkuit r t
*Mk TuefiJay, aty t t pta. Wedad ley: Aegult t;
gd, Tuerdly,July all ids, Thuttlar, • Align tt rg
.4£S, Thurfday, Augult 6 . 9th, rcilay, Au- u.t £4
Ith, Saturday, Augult 8 r th, Saitirtray, Augua is
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Tia OFFICERS 4iiacrt.tr so .EMBARIC on the INTENDED
•< rxPitwrieng.
drBFFICER9 MI a Sea Voyage, nr no Service, will
btid tlseir liratth and Comfort erfentially prtimoted by the
vie of that highly approved pre: it the CONCRETE
LEMON JOlCt.,wh'eh Torn its great c nivenienee and elegance.
Is become an appondag.. to .he fideboard of alnsoft every Family.
In appearance it refembles White Sugar Candy; and anfwers all
the purpofes of Lemon juice, whether tor He us. Lemonade or
Punch; tt diffolves like Sugar, in water, and three or four faun
bits are fuffickat fo a goltler: and In fnuations where Lemons
cannot be had, this preparation is invaluahle.
It has long been ufed in his Majeity's Navy, and in the Ships of
the linnourable t all India Compatiy.
Prepared by HENRY Cox wiLic No. 199, Fleet.ltreet, near
'Temple Bar. who is pertidtted to refer to the high& authorities
in this klogdora, for its purity.
*To ht had alfo in mutt of the princi..ial Town+ in England.

PUBLIC ADVANTAGE.
"111 HE adrantage the public man always derlVe
from regularly educated profeftional men direding almoft ex-
elufively their.llu :les to one *cies of malady, was never more
clearly demonftrated than by the unexampled fuccets which has
attended the adminiftration of their new remedy, and the extra-
ordinary cures it has rrformed. Fora long ferieeof years, MelTrs
CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, formerly in his Majefty's tervice,
have made the Venereal Difeafe the particular (Nett of their in.
viitigatioo, and are happy in having ditcovered a medicine Cum
riot to mercury in the cure of that complains—it is fufficient to
olaterve that the efteds of this remedy are diametrically oppofite to ,
thole of mereury,for though it completely eradicates every veftige
tithe vino, lit its molt confirmed Rages, yet it does not io the
halt injure the cooltitution—on the contrary, it renovates the fp&
tem in all its natOrat fundtions, promotes appetite. and facilitates
digeftiots—thus inftead of reducing a ftrong and vigorous conititu •
than to the frightful condition that mercury does, it not may pre-
terites t'et conflitution in its primitive hate, but reftores a weak
and debilitate.l one to its natural flrengsli and vigour.
Nu raberlefs inftances are on recent record of the fuperinr efficacy
of thi• Medicine, its inherent and fpecific virtues adting as a per-
petual correetive to bodily debility, whether proceeding from
an excJs of conjugal or illicit pleafure, or !ram the morn
inliduout, though not lets deft, odtive indulgence of intact-
dons youth of both fetes in a certaio pernicious habit Anildft
the melancholy v.triety of diforders which arc the confe.quence eef
this fititary vice, there are none more affliaing than that chftr.ffing
Rate ot debility anti deficiency, which prevents or embitters the tria-
itrimonial hate ; the unhappy fuMrcr broods over his misfortune,
ashamed to leek relict, until he is reduced to fuch a Rate of weak-
nefb tats render life oppreffive. 'fo (nth perfons it mutt lac aeon.
tiding rtftedtion, to know that they may now, by a new infallible
t mode of treatM et, be reftored to that great& of all human bluff.
ings,a (tront. manly, and vigorous cOnftitution.
fh all cafes of debility. deficiency, from whatever caulk ailing,
as web as in every (pecks of venenkl infedlion, Meffrs Currie and
Co. may be confulted by patieuts of either tea, with the greateft
fecrecy and honour, at their houfe, No spy, Hatt:m Garden.
• Letters from the Country (poll pall) including a bank note,
will have the neceffsry medicine and advice fent to any part of the
Kingdom. No. toy. Hatton Garden.

WHEN Proleffirmal Men of Education and Re.
fponfibility de/tat:from the general Syftetn by the feledion
of a particular branch. the fandion of long continued fucceffes is
the belt criterion of fuperiority.
Thirteen years have I devoted my practice to the exclutive treat..
ment of Three Diforders, and the fuccefsful refult of my plan gives
me additional ardour to (Toole, as far as I am able, the ravages of
thole Complaints which ire the molt Important in the Catalogue
of Hutton 111Graliliet.
After Initiation into every Branch, as en Army Surgeon, I
fartned a with at an early period of practice to reFeris individuals
from the ignorance of uneducated men, or the equally dangerous
) precipitancy of general Pradithriers.
1 he Three Diforderr, to the cure of which I have devoted m.
attention, comprlf: every fpc:ics of VENEREAL INFECTION,
whether of a recent o: to .g duration, a ly, all kinds of debility,
whether arifing from the habits of fchool boys or the indulgences
I of mature age ; and,laitly. that derangement of the fyitern In wo-
-1 men which is called BARRENNESS, or S lint ILITY.
Numerous Difcaks are the refult of ignorance, or haft in the
treatment of a-Smote Gonorrhwa ; and it not unfrequenly hap-
pens that the feeds of Life are panned by the IndiftrAin of an
I unguarded hour By a fuperior metho I fuch Conroirlms are eddy,
, cured; and, even where others have-failed, I troll that
,I may pre-
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fume to oiler a radical rc.citabliihment.
Few, however, are the cafes of complicated diftrcfs in this dif•
order, compared with the calamitous notation's of men, who, from
an iodulgerice in a folitary vice, or the prevaleit ga'eties of ?
. falhionahle life, acquire that Rate of debility which Is the una-
i voidable confequence of fuch pernicious habits.
Where the unhappy infle.rer broods over his miters., but care-
fully conceals his misfortune, it may be font:: confolation for him
is, know, that although it he an obieet of doflbt or uncertainty
with other practitioners, the removal of thefe deficiencies by the
gradual progrefs of renovation, is the acquirement of my cap.
1 ence If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have bcsup to reduce manly
', vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early counteradion
of this languid Rate; and in thcfe cafes no great difllculty will occur.
BUZ where this deficiency has for years ciitled, a proper perk-
veranee is indifpeofably requifire to revive the.ilumberlos fparbs
of We, and to rc-animate the conflittrion. . .
MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been dirapsiointed hi
theft- expedations of a family, may be allured, that in molt Itn.
ftances, fuch defects arc Curable by Medical Brill.
The tecrecy.which Is fo eftential to my undertaking, and the
geatifieatious which i have.prefumed to ttate, form the balls et
I my pretenGons, and in coincidence with flick this intimation is
given, that Mr. liree may he ennfulted perfonally, or by Latest
(iodating a (mall Note), at his hoefc, No. ao, Arondel-ftreet,
Strand, neat Temple-Bar.
ty There is au additional Entrance in Water-greet adjoining,
and the nate.. is on both the (loon. MARTIN 16R.EF.,
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in Len ion.,
A CAOTION•—•SeIIIC Perrot's, who faifely a&rt themfalves to
be ?Azurites or Tut! ROYAL COLL/ISI, having for I vseral months
pia caplet] my Advertgements alcroft word for word, and infested
them as their own produdlons, it it my duty to mention. that
thole Ptrfons are oat Members of any College ip London, Etna.
1 barer, or el:ea/hat ; nor have they any right to practice Satire.?
In I.ondore.
N. B. A Lai:4'llhr Members is prablithed at she Haute of the
Cage In Lingoln't.lnn Fidds,whieb m.y be refereed oil.