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FAMILY aftEWllOO.
IVEEDHAM, RAWLINS, and Co. Patentees of
the PORTABLE• FAMILY BREWING MACHINEd
respectfully inforin the Nobility, Gentry, and the Publicohat in
consequence of the Fire in Skinner-street, they have removed to
their 'premises, No CO, (near • the Hay-market) Piccadilly;:
where they hope to be honoured with a etintinuinte of that
herd Talmage therhave hitherto experienced.
This Machine combines the The-place, Coppers, Marsh Tun,
Under Back, Hop Mick, and Working Tun, in one Utensil;
which is compact, durable, and convenient, and worked by a
method simple and certain in hs operation. .
The Machine is made.of various dimensions, suitable to Wall,
Families, or the most extensive establishments.
N.A. and Co. have the pleasure of saying, they have most re-.
spectable testimonials, and can give references to Gentlemen in
Town • and Coentry, who have bad experience of the utility of
the invention.
Sold by the Siamese's, No. %20, ificeadilln Lowden ; and'
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ironmongers in the United 'Kingdom.
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BUCKS.
TO BE LET, either fora showy period, or for a Tana' of Yeats,
A N ELEGANT VILLA, bandtpmely and com.:
-pletely Famished, called WOODSIDE LODGE, situated;
in a beautitul.woody part of Buckinghamshir?, w:thin two milts
of Amersham, sail from London, and is Windsor. ne
Home contains* large Breakfast-room, contrnuniciting with a
handsome Drawing- roo m and Din ing-room ; a Gentleman's-room,
Dressing room, four principal Bed-rooms Dressing-rooms, &c.
and di Rooms in the Attics ; suitable Offices, amply supplied
with good water, Standing for four Carriages, and Stabling for
seven Hones, Green-house, Orangery, produetWe Chelsea Gar-
den, Plower Golden, Lawn, and lieasure-Fronds. tastefully I,ald
'out, aid in the higbest case, Orchard and Madam Land; la
au about Thiftetyi Acres, with an unlimited right of Common.
The whole has been recently put in complete repair, and is St
fee immediate occupation.
To be viewed by Thlkets,vrhic.b, with partleubrs,may be had
of Mr. Robins, WarAllmereet, Golden square.

TO BE Ltr, for such Terms as may be agreed upon,
A MOST flestratite MANSION, fit fmt ail Gen-
1-1L demo's abode: The Ptemises are adjoining the Village
of Wasidisent, dose to the navigable and pleasant Rivet Med-
way, within three miles and a half of the City of Rochester, and
five miles from Maidstone in a sporting part of the County et
Kent, and close to Woulditim Common, to which loan unlimited
right of Pasturage, Firewood, &e. The ground door consists of
a cocumodieus Hail, with a grand Staircase, a Drawing-room.
Parlour, Sitting-room, and a spac.sos Kitchen; the one pair of
stairs consists of five very roomy Bed-citambers, one of which
may be a Drawing-room at plassare; two pair of stairs, a back
Staircase from the Kitchen, coutaining six Rooms with fire-places
in three of than, a Staircase from the passage of the two pair
into a Turret, or Cupola, which commands a delightful prospect
of the River Medway s.-td country all round; most spacious
Cellars with excellent Bins a Fore-court enclosed with a dwarf
*all mid railing fence ; a large Back Court enclosed all round
with a high brick wall, well stocked with choice wall Fruit-tries,
well chosen Shrubs and Flowers; ad -excellent Gorden well walled
and fenced, stocked with the &Meat Fruitage, a large Yard en-
closed with a high brick wall, an excellent seven-stalled Stable,
over which is a high spacious Loft, two COath-houses, egad marl
other Out-Oftees, too tedious to inetrio• herein.
Ihe Lessee may he accommodated with- a dozen Acres of
choice good Land adjoining said Premises, if required.
For further Particular*, enquire of Mr. Burke, at Wonldhans.

SALES BY PRIVATE CONTRACT.
FREEHOLD VILLA AND LANDS.—LAND.TAI
. REDEEMED;
In one of the finestAiruations in the United Itirtidani, and
• equally salubrious, pistairsque, sad bearldfia.
MODERN, i.lbstantial built VILLA, Plea-
/3k. sure Ground, Plantation, walled Garden, Orchard, and
excellent Grass Land, in the whole about 15 Acres; double
Coach-house, Stabling for lite Horses, Men's Roots, Ifay Loft,
and Granary, a good supply of Spring and soft Wa:cr, &e. The
House consists of a Stone Rorie*, neat Entrance, circular Stone
Staircase, Book room 14 feet by 14,'Breakfast Parlour 18 by 14,
Dining-room 22 by 16, Drawing-room 22 by 18, four best Bed-
rooms, and three other Bed.rooms, Closets, Dre-slng-roont, dm.
Housekeeper's Room, Butler's Pantry, Kitchen, bath Kitchen
Brewhouse, Larder, Miik•hoose, and plenty of timeliest
laying.
Cel.
The above Premises are shore In a Midland County, abound-'
ing with all the necessaries and many of the luxuries of Life ;
150 !Idles Northwest of London. The neighbourhood is eieel=
feat; and the Mail and otter Coaches go daily to all parts of the
Kingdom.
Fur.her Part!culars may be bad on application, post path t•
Mr. 1. White, No. 33, Fleet-street, London.

TITCHFIEI.D, HAMPSHIRE. •
AN ExcellentFAMlLY DWELLING-HOUSE,
issid large Walled Garden adjoining, late the property and
residence of Admiral TR 0 w 'son deceased.
The House, which is rubstantillty befit, contains in the Base.
J 1 ent. three pry Cellars; on the Ground Floor, Dtavtint and
Eating Rodms of large dimensions, two smaller Rooms, China
and other useful Closets, Kitchen, Scullery. Pantries, Dairy,
add other Domestic Offices; First Floor, a Breakfast Room, three
large Bedchambers, three smaller, a Servant's Room, and useful
Gioeets and in the Attic, one large, and several stnklerChem-
bers for Servants. The House fronts tho Garden, which con-
tains near hllf an Acre of Land, is bounded by the Tuchfleld
River, well stocked, in good condition, and laid out with taste—
ful attention both to ornament and use.
Titchfield is 74 Miles from Town, nine from Southtun, and
seven from Portsmouth, by Gosport, and has ever bow alb-
brined for its social and resectable vicinage..
The Premises are Capyhold of Inheritance. subject to a small
Quit-rest, Fine on admission, and a compound Kuria on death.
Part of the Purchase-money may remain on Mortgage.
For further ParticuLus, and to treat for the Purchase, apply
to Mr. Psnbew, of Foretion) *Melton end ter view,' en the
ralitalltss

FINSBURY REKKTORY, FINSBURY•SQUAR&
By Mr. HULL, Te-sonaow, at One **Clock, by Order of tbe
dences of. Join CoUtes, a Saalumpt.
THE REMAINING KART of the STOCK of
BART HOR.sES, /cc.
May be 'dewed. one day preceeirs the Sale.
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By OA, alf the fles. Commiesiwers of his Majesty, Customs,
At the OiMmtiolleum EX Briton Tusklst the 21st September
1811184 t Mimeo .'Clock Itt rbo Forenoon, for Espor. sdon,
NTHz-roLL G GOODS,
-Twenty Cabs Pieta Prise Brenni,
Eight Hogsheads Frieseit Prize Wine,
Which will be put up ln Lammed sold to the highest Bala.
?Sated Cnstoce-boons Rueter, Soptenther !,.151a... • .

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OLOUC&TERSPIIitE.—FREEHOLD ESTATE
rie MANOR 'of tIONNINGTON, abounding •seith O&M% 1
0 PFICES, VARMS,and I :AND ;
FIVE' HUNDRED attesixrr ACRES, arm S I'ONV in the
wou?,-.MORTAN-lerIvAARSH, and CI:UPPING-NORM
TON—TITHE-FREE' --$y Mr. ROBINS, •
Garraviay's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Gentili, London,
on Thpriday, the 23d of September, at Twelve, iu One Lot,
ACAPLTAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, Tithe.
free, the Reeidenci and Property of THOMAS BARTON,
Esq. comprising the MANOR of QONNINGTON, gam:Whig
.over the whole 11.tMLE1', and abounding with GAME.
TNe MANz•WiN is a uniform Stone-built Structure, with
well-arranged Family Aparititents and Offices of all descriptlnn •
placed on a fine commanding situation, nearly in the centred:
the Estate, embracihg emensiveviews of the surrOuteding cowing.
Excellent Kitchen Gardvn, enclosed by lofty Walt, and plum&
with choice Fruit Trees, in full perfection ; Coach Homes, •
•Stablel, &c. encircled by thriving Plantations. At a shah dis-
' tance is a capital Palm-home, Fold;iard, five Barns; Sudan,
Oxstills. Sheds, and various Outbuildings, erected on a outman-
!Jai and judicious plan for Agricultural parposes, andedl In dun,
plite repair.
FourCofraces for ; aboutere, and thriving plantations; reist
rich Menem, Pasture, 'and Arable Land, kon•ulning about .1
Acres, in a high state' of cultivation; a tine stream *wee
.thrlsl2l* (4°1.11141/4 Irldigi well noted with Fish, and front
dhicb g .
•-piirt'ca the Meadow may be istgawd.
A very olichie Property firtGentleinati, Agricuhuilet, of
for &Otis& primes.
May be' viewed, by applying to Mr: Meru Davis, at tilt Mat&
sion-Horie, where Particulate may be had; and at the Utica*,
Stow; White Hart, lVforon-in•Marels 4111,0164 d; 14'•P
Worcester; Hotel, and Heriaadeltiiiensillimiingham; tlnite
Hart and Lion, kith; or.Samuit. OXALIC, Ej3. '6ol:ehor, Upton-
otAtevesei; ANTautiv Warts, Fit In, Syttiontfe-inn,
cery-Jane • atGAILRAW4IIIIII, of Mr. Rollins, Werivielli-
street, Oniden-square, where a Plan of the Estate may be sems
and at Mir. ea. • • •

YORKSHIRE, NORTH RIDING.
ExtensibeTßEEHOLb ESTATES, ligiwartis or FOUR THOU..
SAND THREE HUNDRED ACRES, great part TITHE.
FREE, MANOR or LORDSHIP. eligible for in'tesdag
ney. By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garawirts, on Thursday. October 7th. at 14, In One Lot,
TH E Valuable and Highly I mpruveable FREE.
A. HOLD EiTATES, with the Manor or Lordship Of
Sneatoo, extending over near Five Thousand Acres of Land, and
aSirding the 'finest Grouse-shooth g in ihr country, attune within
two miles of the Sea-poet town of Alsitby, is the Non'. Ridng
of the county of York. IS mites from Scarborough. oomprbuit
Eleven ancient inclosed capital Farms,with excellent Farm-lipimet
and all necessary Outbuildings, in gaol repair, a Water trorb
Mill, &c. ; containing near Two Thousand Acres of old Maw to
Pasture,and Arable Land, paying a certain Corn-rent In Heti of
Xithes„ in the possession of very respectable Tenants (Trim year
to year, except one, which is on lease, at low rend, amounting to
near ESSIG per annum, capable ot consideribk increase. Also
a convect Residence, with (Aces, SNEATON HALL, lank
Yards, Gardens, Coach-house, Stable., and Outbendinga, and
about Thirty Acres of Meadow Land, and near this Hundred
Acres of Wood Land, In hand. The Hensit etnintsdnds a toe
View of the picturesque town and port of Whitby, the noble
Ruins of the venerable Abbey, rue Church, and the German'
Ocean ; part of the kttate ly bounded by the beautiful Rivet
Eske, which is weH stored with Sae Salmon and, at a small ex.
pence, a considerable Fishery may be establi.hed.
A capital Lime-kiln and Outbuilding, sundry Cottages, trek
Gardens, &c. and upwards of ?Ann Acres of eieellent Moor
Land, recently inclosed, and tithe-free, making together 4,300
Acres, all is a ring.tence. The Manor abounds wt. b Groom;
and all other sorts of Game; &reams of Water run through dif.
(crest parts of the Estate. 'lke Moor Lands are cultivated at a
small cipenee. Plenty of Lime may ht had from Whitby Ile.
docile* Stone Quarries on the Estate for tenc:ng, &c. Ibis Pro.
petty is whit worth the attention ot a Geld( man fund ot agricul-
tural pursuits, and will amply repay for chest at:ention.
May be viewed by applying to Mr. Matthew, Robinson. at
Sneatoo, near Whitby, where Par ici tars may be had; and at
the Angel Inn, and Custom-house Coif,. -house, Whitby; Swan,
Pickering; New Talbot, Milton; black :swan, and Hotel, York;
Anti, Doncaster, sad Grantham; George, otamtord; White
Hart, St. Alban's ; at Garraway's Coffee-house; and of Mr. Re.
bins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, Lon3eu, where a Plan of
the Estate may beseen.

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IT' is now unequivocally proved that the PATENT
A. ANTI-ATFRII lON COMPOSI PION is the cheapest Ito&
best Thing seer yet di.covered for Ships' Bottoms, instead of
Capper; to preserve Cables from being rubld in she Hawse
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" Pareeline, and Service;" for the Slide. and Cordage+ of Goss; to
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trees; and one half guinea bee contains a mildew quantity (et
a stage-waggon to travel thirty-three thousand miles; audit will *
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of any kind.
Comj
The most satisfactory proofs of the merits of the
tnay be seen at the Patentees' Office, N0..40, Charing err
S:
above. Direction are given with eate but, which ace
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day was pebilibeli hemlbeeillyttebeed le Itiell
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TRAM LAST NIGHT'S ‘.iA.ZETIT.

ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, SEPTEMBER 14.
irif4rAdmitll Sir R9l es.rw, Ban. Colinnander,in-CAlef
of his West?* ships and vessels in the Meditatrsnean, has
trannotted to J. W. Citoitsa, Esq, di‘latebes, et wl4-11 tht
tenewing are copies.
Elizabeth, of the River Po,. April 29, 1418.
SIR—T have the honour to inform you the bOats
of the Eagle ;tad Elizabeth fell in, off CToro, with
it convoy cf seven armed merchant vessels, laden
with oil. four of them were- captured, and the
other three ran on shore into a tremendous surf, under
.-ebe protection of a two-guar battery, two schooners,
, And three settee gun-beats, who opened a most gall-
-
_ Ong fire.'
Notwithstanding all these difficulties, one of the
wesseli was brought off, and another destroyed,inticb
to the credit of Lieutenants Roberts and Greenway,
Senior Lieutenants of the Elizabeth and Eagle, un-
der whose directions this arduous service was per-
formed, They speak highly of Lieutenatntliolbrook,
of the Eagle, who was
.also there, and of all the
petty officers and men employed on this service, wad
I am happy to add, no person was hurt.
I have the honour to be, &c.
(Signed) E: LEvasou Gowme, Captain.
To Rear-Admiral l cenlantle, etc. etc.

Hid Majesty's ship, Bacchante,
garlebain, May 13, 1 13.
61a—Having received information on the I Ith
Instant, that a cOnvoy of the enemy's vessels were
lying in the channel of Karlelaago. I proceeded there
Without loss of time, bpt, from contrary winds and

• strong current, did nor arrive till this morning,.
The conyoy having had notice of our approach, had
• • trailed, The pdrt of ICirlebago offers spch excellent
shelter for the enemy's convoys, that I
,thought it an
object to destroy the works which defend St. 'The
Governor refusing to accede to the terms 1 sent blest
I anchored within pistol-shot of the batteries, and
after aogn6d deal of firing, a truce was hung out, and
she place Surrendered at discretion. The marines and
a detachment of seamen were landed, under the com,
snand of Lieutenant Hood, and took possession,—
Igo time was lost in embarking the guns and destroy,
. ing the public works ; and having blown up the
castle, the party were embarked. .
' Tbk place was commanded by Monsieur de Zer-
gollen, who is a prisoner on board, with Iris Aide-de:
camp, and 4 Prench Commissary-of the Marines. • '
The castle mounted four nide-pounders, in the
south-east battery two twelve-pounders, and in the
porch battery two brass sires. ' ' •
f Ant sorry to add we bad four seamen severely
IvOunded in this affair, two.of them their left arms
shot off. I have only now, Sir, to express my appro.
halation' of every one employed in the *service,
' 1 have the honour to be, kc, - •
(Signed) •W. Hobra, Captain.
'o Rear• Admiral Fremantk, &c. 4c. •
• ft epott`of Seamen, &c. wounded on hoard hi; Majesty's ship
be Bacchante, while in action with the Battery"uf .lierlehago,
teLly 15, tam •
Michael Callaghan, seaman, severely, lost an arm.
Joseph Eyeti, seaman, severely, lest au arm. •
• John M'Evoy, seaman, severely. •
Johu 1 hompson (s), seaman, slightly,
Oigned) . W. L: MID, Surgeon.
W. qS'IE, Captain.
His M,ltlty's stools, Nautilus, off Alicata,
ay 240813:
51R-1 beg leave to acquaint you his Majesty's
sloop under my command, this day captured the
French privateer Xebec le Colombe, mounting four
guns,
with a complement of forty men. She had
en a month from Genoa, and made one capture,
which was the same vessel this sloop recaptured en
the 15th instant off Marititna.
• 2 have the honour to he, &c.
(Signed) Tuos. Desert, Captain.
Vice-Admiral .'ir Edward Pellew; Bart. L.
Milford, off Ragusa, May 25, 1813.
Sett—l have the-honour to it-aural you, that yester-
daY a 'convoy from Stagus to Cattaro, was perceived
by us inside the islands, and that the Weazle and
Haughty were immediately tent in pursuit of them.
From Captain Black's report, I.learn that the whole,
consisting of six sail, laden ,with graib, were taken
or destroyed without any loss. lam sorry to bay
the Master of the Haughty is slightly wounded. -'•'/
I have the honour to be, &c. .... • .-.'
(Signed) TtioS. 1: RAs. rAgNIANTpc.
Vlcp-Admiral Sir Edward relieve, flan. &c. . • t .
N..
Milford, off Ragusa, June 2, 1813.
SIR—I have the honour to acquaint you, that by
the report of vessels ca'ptured and destroyed, from
Captain Tritton, of his Majesty's sloop KingsF,sher,
dated 27th *ultimo, it appears that f, at Port Slano,
he took six vessels and destroyed three, laden with
grain and wine'for Ragusa." . .. .
' • • I have the honour to be, &c.
..,.
(signed) Trios. FBAS. rIiEJAANTIA.
Vice-Admiral Sir Edwar4 Pellevr, Bart. &c.
' His Majesty's sloop Pilet;off the Etqurques, June 4.
Stn-1 have the honour to report to par, that his
Majesty's sloop,' under my command, has just tap'.
Stared, alter the third long and anxious chace, the
Trench armed brig Hart (late the well-known priva-
teer of that same), laden with a valuable cargo from
Marseilles to Tunis. She is pierced for 14 gilts, but
isad only sit; molinted on this voyage, and which
woe thrown overboard during our tirst day's pur-
suit.--1' have the honour to be,• &c. • • •
(Signed)
Vlr;eo.44ptiral Sir Edw. Yellen, Bart,sTi NICII
e. 0 cern.
.LAS,
Miif,rd, St. George% Harbour, Lissa, June is.
Stir--I have the honour to euclese a letter from
Captain Taylor, and two from Captain Garth,dated
the iB.h and '3oth ultimo,' acquainting me with the
capture of tw6 . gun-boats and part•of the'c, nvoy
from .Qtrante, hound to Corfu, by the •trOata pf the
Apollo and Cerberus. •
- • 1 have the honour to, be, &c.
(Signedl, - 0. F. rIII74ANTLE.
Vico-AZmiral Sir Edward chew, Bart. &ea • ' '
. • lii• Majesty's 'bill 415116. off Corfu, May W.
Siti—i. have the honour .ot -enclosing two letters
from Captain Garth, relating brilliant.i *pions pet:-
1 fAnned by two So.ll of the Cerberusi order Lieire„
inant John tifilgian.Montagii, with the • Niro and'
first gig of the Apollo, under Lieutenant Wm. H.
)
Iskares, • which I. had left with him to assist in the
blockade, during.. the absence of the Apollo to the'
&WN:arc! watering'.
VI- lialskillon• MAsteet Mate. had bat seven mess
on board the gig lie was in,, with which he not two