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EXCELI.EN I FURNII UltE, a Small SIDEBOARD o.
KATE, LINEN, CHINA, Ane Old WINE-S, a select
I.IBRAM,Y, MUSICAL INSTILUME4 I'S, and Onturkte
Sets of MUSIC, I.ALEHAM, MIDDLESEX,
By Messrs. HOUGART and PHILLIPS.
On the Vrentises. at Lecham, near Staines, on l'aesday. .4th
F Sctrary, 'Thursday 6th; Febnia -y, and two following Days,
at Eleven o'Ciack, by, virtue of an Ereentisin front the Sheriff
of Middle-eat
1 'HE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, a small
-11- Sideboard of Plate, Linen, China, aelect Library, com-
plete Sets of Muse, by Hayden, HandeW, and other onednent
Composers, an upright 'Grand Piano Forte, by Clonentl, is fine
toned Vio;incello, Viul ns, two turning I.a•ise, Grand Micro.
scopes, an Electrical Machine, and numerous valuable Effects;
comprising four-pin; and field bedsteady.,. with cotton and dimity
furniture., and window-curtain, ; goose featherrbedo and suit-
able bedding, excellent cabinet-with, in a winged library case,
secretaires, wardrobes, chests of drawers, dress'ng stands;
dining, card, and Pembroke sables; elegant Grecian chandeliers,
a cltimnemlass. 56 by 45 Incises;. Brossels and 'other carpets,
kitchen requisites, a single horse chaise and harness, a bay chaise
gelling, niches framer and bights, a qnant ty of elm timber, pre.
patted deals.
To- be viewed tw'o days prelikr.is to the Sale; the Wiriet tasted
the nitarnhig of Sale, and Ctaloguett bad on the premio s • at the
Bush,Staines ; Castle, Windsor; Windmill.Selttull; Block Doj,
Bedfont ; Red I ion, Hotatdow ; of It. Withy,,Esq Buckingham-1
street, tiiravd ; and of tloggart and Obi Broad-stret t.
NAVAL. 'UMBER, NEAR OUNDLE, NORTHAMP-
. TONSHIRIL. •
At Gareaway's Coffee-Howe, Change-All y, London, on Wed.
nesdayithe ibth oeFebruary, .1612, at 'naive &Clack,
ONE Thontami Three Hundred and Eighty-sit
OAK *thEES ; Five Hundred and Seventy-six ASV
TBAKS; Twenty F:Lhf.'l REES ;Thirty WALNII I' ThhEt. ; I
Five HORSEAIIiESNUT TktEES; and One PE ECH TREE ;.I
standing as dey ase with obit Top and Ilart thereon, in thirteen
Lnes.—Priateek Poriettkua of which may be bad at the Swan
Inn, Oundle; she George Inn, Stamford ; the George Inn,- Nor-1
thamptow; the lion and Lamb; Leicestel'• of Mr. Wehet r, at
Dowse, pear 'Juridic; at Garraway's Coffee:bousei Change-alley,
London; of Me. Upton, Croydon, Surety;, and of Mr. Henry
Upton, Petworth, Sussex.
r • ,The Ship-budder, punt Tin iset gferofhanti ale assured that
this Ibtlher is well worth, ibtir attention ; as it is peCul arty
adapted has ite Nervy ; of large dimensions and good quality; some
Plank and thick Stoffsvitlayery !ark Heads, wlaub Reduce.-
agreatquamity of Bark. The Ash Tiodiss is aitttof good cram*

ADVICE.
WHEN Mctt rf Ethreafton and profestional
uw persevering enderroors to discover the mew safe NM
certain earthed of treating s few pretalling Meows, the suture•
ful result of their repellence It the best powf of sops riority. 4
Messrs. OM and Co. Surgeonsi have bees induced to teaks
the cure of the tonne:nig :be object of their Formulae rod,. viz.
a certain Diaoeder, fretittetstly contrattsdi In o aromas* (II tome-
cation. and Its concometanfs, tett:urea and Went whist, by
an Itoptored plats, are speedily and elfecteapo aired 1 as Ilse do.
Witty, irliether arising from 'Bacchanalia:l ktlvlgentles, lung rest.
fence in etersi climates, or it secret snifter)• lure, too wirer*
uppity permed by the youth of loth feasts, to the 46 weft
gteriti:7 or harretmess, ail in the .`thee a nonierougr trio of Der•
stout diseases, whseh, if not timely rented:ed, terminate in Ics-
' potence and Consuchpdott. In that distrese'njt care o'elhhinj rJ
deficiency, whether the cnnsequence of such hatorful leefitei,
ar:sing loom any other cause, by eth•efi the carers ui thearessic.
cotton hoconie enfeebled, as regularly eduestied Surreciihstif taw-
don, they offer a firm, safe, and speedy mato:at:en to 1.64
vigorous health: • •
The result of a long and reamer, preetice hati enabled'
by a superior method, to remove yennreal coral Lam hewerel
inveterate or complicated, withobt etabjecting the ;Tient to
the Iran restraint in diet or exercife t and se recent ;,ales
where zo early application It male of distrowery of the tufetuutt,
they frequently perform s cure in the short lace of two daps
The unprecedented success of cher mode of cerement (*lnch
has never been known to fall in oat siva frstaeree In a pew.
due of 15 years, during which period many theasand peewee'
of beset, sexes lave betti aired; erre aftei severe and inkir oftb
asenends had been pursued by other Vratutionersstlchotweirret),
toduees them to this publicly offer their adv'ee.
Menet. GOSS and Co. exclusively pt ofesene 'fie rive of these
particular ton:plaints, in order that the/ rti.y nut be marred by
a mistaken fed; Whit the obloquy se, justly attached to the lino.:
rant empiric; thinit it Itinjeciite to themselves to state, that they
have been properly educated and initiated into every breech of
the profession (certificates of which, fmni different hospitals, stud
test tenoniols from tf.e mutt emir mit Physitiatio, they have 16 coo-
deco any inquirer), that the 'nerves rttuttios from their rodeo.
yours first Indueed them to gilt t..e.praertie of the Ertl Pre:
'filmier, and they meanie that theft' pretentioe• comett ate a fair
ground for the unpr:tedtzted entirttiettce r sib which they have, •
by the public, beta solib rally humored.
Pattehts in the country' are requested to state the pa/deniers
of their case, age, and manner of befog, lockeltig a Dan! Kees,
for adrift and mettielues, and the same will be forwarded to sty'
part of the kingdom —CfeISS eu4 SilgebeliS as. gelavris.
street, rimpareet.

FRENCH PAPERS.

AMSTERDAM, DECEMBER SO.

Among the number cf English ships lost or sunk
off the Trice', ate the following
The Hero, of 74 lurt.,—ctew lost.
The Centurion, of eight carronades—crew lost.
The GI asshopper, of 18 gut;s, and a crew of len
men, with, 16 pl4ssenger c, ran a3round, was afterward..
got off and conducted into the road—the pilot only
perished.
The Archimede, a transport brig, lost-20 of her
crew saved.
" The Flora transport, of 359 tons, laden with 1,500
barrels of powder, 4n4 250 chests of arms, each con-
taining 20, sunk—a part of the crew has been saved ;
a great number of the chests of arms are expected t.)
be recovered.
The Ros;na, of 350 tons, returning in ballast—the
Captain and 17 men drowned.
The Berkman, ft urn Baltimore, returning in ballast,
sunk—the Captain and thirteen men lost.
A brig sunk between Cam pen and Bergen.
In all 147 men have been saved.—(llfoniteur,
January 3.)
TEXEL, JANUARY 3.

The sea continues to throw upon cur coast the
wrecks of the English ships escorted by the Hero.
Nine hundred barrels of powder have already'been
collected. A great number of cables and arm•chests
have likewise been found.—(Moniteur, January 7.)
HAMBURGH, JANUARY 3.
The English never suffered such losses at sea as
they have this summer. All are the result of the
Ceminental System, for it was the wish, in del:ince
of the season, of iemaining in the Baltic, and letting
their convoys land their goods upon the Swedish and
vanish coasts, that has caused them such considera-
ble losses.
It is reckoned 111.4 since th?. Ist of Nov?mber the
EpOisli have lost five ships of war, (4' which two were
three-deckers, three ft igates, and five or six brigs, ia-
dependent of a grlat number of merchant vessels.—
The Moniecur t f the 9th Janu try contains the fol-
lowing notes, in reply to i:n article which appe tied in
a London Newspaper, relative to landing frtei,,n sol-
diers disabled is the British se:vice upcn the Con-
tinent :
" 1..1 here is reviling infamous in ail this but yoursorduct.,
The whole world hat riproached you fqr the famines you caused
in India, in consequence of which millions of men perished. But
these men were sisal:es:is to your reiigien ; they had net proili-
- gaily shed their tiered in your set vice, aid were not covered with
voto.de.receivetrunder your colours. Who ould have dared to
suppose, if the inquiries ordered to be in:tituted had not proved
it, that a civilized Chi istian nation, which toasts of the
of its laws, of the generosity of its Administration, would have
braved infamy on this point ; that a ree thousand soldiers, muti-
lated in your service, should have received, for recutopeace, ba-
nishment I tom England, a guinea, some tattered clothes, and lan-
ded upon the Continental soil, by preeipitatirg them into the
water up to their middle. Among these people were some unfor-
tunate men who, Citeugh circumstances, and the vicissitudes of
the times; had abandoned the lags of their countries to serve
England---men who, by the laws ot their country, were subject
to the punishment of death, by landing ou their natal land ; and
yet you banished them England for the services you had received
from thern'l you threw them into the hands of a Government
they had betrayed, and placed them, as may be said, under its
power.
" The greater part cf these individuals are Austrians, Bohemi-
ans, Prussians, V+ is phabans, 1-lanovei iais, and Russ ens. After
bay.ng served Eugland for five, six and seven years, England
withdraws her hospitality, and throws them abandoned far &um
their country, without succour, w.thaut means of subsistence,
upon their enemy's shores.
"'the men thus thrown upon our coast in the first ten disem-
baekations, in number about loon, were arrested; they filled the
prisons of Amsterdam, hmbden, and West!. The inquiries in-
'toted brought to light atrocities to which credit scarcely could
Liven. It was supposed to have for its object some roltical
• or some dark intrigue, but at last was irrefragably proved
only owing to that bad faith and atrocious avarice which
tenses the Government of Carthage. The French Govern-
ordered these wretched wren to be set at lilaerty. '1 he straits
ectived provisions and passports to return to their own
', although they had served the enemy : they were mein
trench pardoned the crime of their having carried arms
_. France, and recommended them to the Mayors of the
Communes, in order that they aught be furnished with subsi -
No douLt tt is easy to say 4,.at it is an infamous falsehood ;
re remain 30e0 of these victims who have arrived in Lohe-
Vienna, in Saxony, Westphal.a, Hanover, and delTerest
in Prussia. '1 here exist the inquiries instinsted by the
(unicipal.tic.4 of Amsterdam, Retterdain, and Einbcien ; 2000
scattered upon the Loutinent, live, and are a monument of
-.my of the English Government.
II.—" If these individua's were hut three or fcur, the
i of :his iatainous wickedness mizist pretend to be igno-
it ; but they amount to 3000 men; they spread over all
iuces of Europe. 'lite p recaution has been taken to send
their municipality, with au invitation to the adminisira-
their country to make inquiry. Thus Fiance, Italy,
many, dtc. will have convinciogproote of crime, unparalleled
• nations. All these 3000 men, whom we Interrogated,
serval England the last three years, and many twelve
In one of these clandestine disembarkations sixty men
;owned. We will print the interrogatories and' proats of
rime, o ith the result of the int:Writs made in different
mei.; from Hungary to Russia.
IT TO HIS EXCELLENCY THE MINISTER OF MARINE.
" Road oft c, bet.
MONEIGNEUIt-1 hay.: the honour to inform ) our
plenty, that yesterd te, at line at night, a small
~v, coming Iroin Rochelle, was pursued by
bo.,ts of the Englis't sqqad.-01., which obliged
toasters to t,,ke shelter close e in the Bay
irelienJed between Rochelle and the Isle This.
wind was pretty fresh irons N. to N.W. and
was s;mit a high sea. I quickly formed the
!t cf cutting off the retreat t.f these five boats,
order to induce them to advance I made no
:nients in the boats with which I intended to at-
diem, till they had evidently compromised them-
, and the apparent inattention encouraged them!
mice still further.
then ni dered the gun-beats 186, 191, and 184,
the command of rsl. Dure, Lieut. de VaiSSeAll,
four ships' boats, under the orders of ILL Coll-
in, to Le got ready, and sailed in such adiree-
to cut off the retreat of the enemy'sflotiil.t.
As wen as the English squadron perceived this.
!meat, a ship, two frig ttes, and a brig, sailed '

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