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London, England, 1809-03-22

MR.-DAVY'S IMPORTANT DISCOVERIES.

This day was published, the Fourth Edition, 9s. boards, of '
DARKINSON'sCHEMICALPOCKETBdOK;
to which is annexed an account of the recent discoveries of
Mr. Davy respecting the chemical agettcies of Electricity—the
metallic nature of the fixed Alkalis, of Ammonia, .and of ail
Earths—the decomposition of Sulphur and of Phosphorus, as
will as of the boracic and iitiotic Acids, and even of Nitrogen—
and the extraordinary experiments of the same Gentleman on
the muriatic Acid.

Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones ; J. Murray, J. High-
ley, J. Ridgway, J. Callow, E. Cox, and J. and J. Arch:
Those who have already purchased the Fourth •Edition may
be suppiled with. the Account of Mr. Davy's Discoveries, price
Is. to bind with the Ptcket-Book.
London, England, 1809-03-22

N4PIdL lATELLIGENCE.
z4v,

The Topaze French frigate, of 40 guns,
,a 1411915
men, from Brest, was captured January 22J, at
anchor at Point Noire, Guadaloupe, by the CLROPATRA
frigate and HAZARD sloop of war, after an action of
45 minutes. The Topaze had ten men killed and
nineteen wounded; the CLEOPATRA, two killed and
one wounded.

The French brigs Napoleon and Josephine, from
Bayonne to Martinique, with wines, flour, &c. were
captured in January off Martinique by the WoLye-
RIO*: and DOMINICA sloops of war, and carried into
Barbadoes.
London, England, 1809-03-22

MARRIED.

Atl.,args, on the 13th instant, Archibald Douglas, Eag. Advo-
cate, to Jane, daughter of Francis Brown; Esq.
At Mary-la-Bonne Church, Captain Woodley Losack, of the.
Royal Navy, to Miss Gordon, only daughter of the late G. Gor-
don, Esq.

Captain Gosselin, of the Royal Navy, to Miss Nadiley, daugh-
ter of the late J. R. Hadsley, Esq. of Ware Priory, Herts. .
Lately;the Rev. W. Elstob, Rector of"Sltelton' Bedfordshire,
to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of thelete Mr. J. Maydwell, of Fo-
„theringbay, near Stamford.
London, England, 1809-03-22

Di ED.

At her !louse Upper Wimpole-street, Lady Dorothy Fitzwilliam.
At Spott House, Lady Seton, relict of Sir Henry Soon, Bart.
of Abeicorn.

At his house at Windsor, the Rev. Dr. Hand, one of the Pre-.1
bet daries of Wiudso.r.

At Great Bradley, in Suffolk, the gm Mr. Creek, who has,
tern schoolmaster there A 7 year., has been blind 20, and was in
his 111th.year..

- Unfortunately, (drowned on his ',image to Ireland), aged SS,
W. H. Butler, Esq. of Clifton, a young mun whose-premature
'death will be long lamented by an amiable and accomplished fe-
male to whom he was on the point of marriage, and a numerous
circle of admiring relatives and friends. , '

HIGH WATER AT LOND6N BRIDGE 'PO-MORROW.
' Morning - 22 minutes after 6
Afternoon - - 46 minutes after 6
London, England, 1809-03-22

NAVIGATION OF THE NORTH SEAS.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Light
on the Island of North Ronaldsay, in Orkney, North lat.
59. 40. and West longitude S. IS. will be discontinued, and cease
to be lighted, from and after the first day of June next, 1809.
But the Revolving Light erected in 1806, upon the Start point of
the Island of Sanday, from which the Light on North Ronaldsay
bears by the compass N N.E. E. distant about eight miles, will
continue to be lighted as heretofore, this Light having been found
to be in the most centricalsituation,for pointing out the low shore,
of the North Isles of Orkney.
As the Commissioners are desirous that the Lights under their
charge should be at all times in the best order, Commanders and
Masters of Vessels, who may observe any of these Lights impro-
perly kept, are requested to give notice to the Secretary to the
Commissioners, or to Mr. Robert Stephenson, their Engineer,
immediately upon their arrival In any port in Great Britain er
Ireland.
By order of the Commissioners of thej•lorthern Light Viousee7
• C. CUNNINGHAM, Joint Secretary.
Edinburgh, March 4, 1809.

EDUCATION OP 'THE LOWER ORDERS.
Printed for Z•rocKDA lA' Jun. 41, Pall Mall; and Rivingtons,
St. Paul'i Church Yard.—New Editions.
Price of the First Letter 2s. 6d.—of the Second 3s. 6d.
LETTERS to SAMUEL WHITBREAD„Esq.
M. P. pointing out the dangerous tendency of the Religious
part of Mr. Lancaster's System of Education—Observations on his
Bill for the establishment of Parochial Schools in South Britain,
Viewing, that it ought to be male the invariable principle of Pub.
lie Institutions for Education—to bring up Youth in the established
Church—with Supplementary Observations uu the Socinian prin-
ciples Of the Monthly and Critical Reviewers.
By JOHN BOWLES, Esq.

THE• BELLES LETTRES.
This day was published, in Two elegant Volumes, duodecimo,
price 135. in boards, or 145 bound and lettered,
LETTERS on LITERATURE and COMPO-
SITION, addressed to his Son,
By GEORGE GREGORY, D. D.
Late Vicar of Worst-Ham Domestic Chaplain to the Bishop of
Llandaff, &e. &c. etc.
This interesting Work had -been sent to press before the la-
mented death of the Author, and the manuscript had been coin-
plesely finished in the wee; previously to the sudden Hitless
bich terminated his valuable life. In a letter addressed to his
publisher on its ceitipletion, he remarked, " That this work con-
tained the result of the observations of his whole life, on every
subject of taste and literature, and that who-ever might be the
Ultimate opinion of its merits, his reputation in the republic of let-
ters, would in a great degree depend on it."
. Printed for RICH ARD PHILLI PS, Nu. 6, Bridge-street, Black-
friars, and to be had of all Booksellers.
Of whom may be bad, by the same Author,
LECTURES. on EXPERIMEN CAL PHILOSOPHY and
CHEMISTRY. in 2 vol.. price 13s. boards, and 14s. bound.
A NEW CYCLOPEDIA, in 2 vols. quarto, pike six guineas,
board's.
London, England, 1809-03-22

TIMBER IN ESSEX.

I'o BE SOLD, about 400 Oak, Elm, and Ash
Timber and Pollard Trees, now standing on Great Githbins
Farm, in the several Parishes of Laindon,'Laindon Hills, Dun-
ton, and Little Bursted—Application for the purchase may be
made on or before the 28th instant, to Mr. Vanderwe, Solicitor,
Billericay ; or to Mr. Thomas Robinson, on the premises.

TO TAVERN KEEPERS, WINE MERCHANTS,
AND OTHERS.

To be LET or the LEASE to be SOLD for the remainder of the
Term, and the Premises to be entered upon on the 25th of
March instant, of that

01.. D Established TAVERN,COFFEE•HOUSE,
and.HOTEL, called. the WHITE HART, situate In Ab-
church-lane. The Premises are *cry littenslve and convenient
for the purpose they are used for, and consist of numerous Bed
Chambers, commodious Dining Rooms, a Coffee Room, Parlour,
Bar, arid excellent Cellarage. From the capital situation of the
above Premises, and from the very extensive and re,pectable
trade that has been carried on for many ears, it is seldom an op-
portunity occur of so desirable a situation being offered to any
person wishing to enter into the above line.
For further particulars apply to Messrs. Bugg and Farr, Solici-
tors, Addle-street, Aldermaubury.
London, England, 1809-03-22

FARM IN ESSEX.

910 BE. LET or SOLD, with immediate entry
to sow Grass Seds, and the usual entry to prepare for en-
suing Crops, the MANOR FARM of GREAT GUBBINS, in
the several Parishes of Laindon, Laindon Hills, Dunton and,
Little Bursted, now i 9 the occupation of Mr. Benjamin Lane;
containing about 360 Acres of superior Arable, Meadow, and
Pasture Land, with a good Farm-House, and all requisite Build-
ings..-For particulars apply to M. Bird, Solicitor, Andover,
Hants ; Mr. Neale, Solicitor, No. -5, New Inn, ondon ; or
Mr. Vanderzee, Solicitor, Billeriday.
London, England, 1809-03-22

Losses have_ been always nude good by this Ofsce, withost ae-
auction or disc,,unt.
•* • ../w..ts ate. appointed in all the principierajorns, who are
also A.gertts die 1" yysikEsz T 41.4, OFFICE, 011311414 of 64111-
tar prir.ciples. •-

NEW RVPruii,E socirrir,
For the. Relief of Poor Persons, of both Sexes, afflicted with
Herniary Complaints and Prolapses ;
(ARDERY,D, 66 That public Notice be given to
" par. thial Officers, SaperintentLtnts of Hospitals, and the
" Conducront of other rar:table Institut ior.s, drat-the Benefits
" of this Society are extended to all Parts of the KingdoM ; exact
" Descriptions of the Cases, with proper Measurements of the
" Patients, being sent by Subscribers :roost paid) to Mr. Blair,
" Surgeon of the Insthntion, No.niti Great Russal-stretr, Blooms-
" bury. J. hiILI.ER, Secretary.
No. 35, Red Linn-square. •
_ _ _ _

•
Every Contributor of One Guinea fer Annarn, aswell as every
Life Governor, is entitled to, recommend Two Paden' s us the
Year, requiring single Trusses; or One Patient requiring a double
Truss : and a similar Privilege is extended,in the like Proportion,
to Subscribers of larger Sums.
"„• Subscriptions and Donations are received 9n account of the
New Rupture Society, by Messrs. Henry Hoare, and Co. the
Treasurers, Fleet-street; Hankey and Co. Bankers, Fencburch-
street ; Fuller, Chatter's, and Co. Bankers, Lombard-Itreet ;
Ransom and Co. Bankers, Pall-Mall ; or by James Crump, Col-
lector, No. 15, Gloucester-street, Queen-square, of whom may be
had the printed Plan and Regulations, gratis.
London, England, 1809-12-04

FREEHOLD ESTATE.

WANTED to purchase, a large Family MAN-
SION, consisting of five or six spacious Rooms on the
round door, and a correspondent number of Bed-chambers on
*k Upper Stories, with Out-offices, a Kitchen Garden, and three
or four Acres of Lawn or Shrubbery, inclosed by a Wall or lofty
?sling. The Neighbourhood of a Market Town, or a large Vil-
bp, will be preferred.
Letters containing particulars, addressed (post paid) to Mr.
%hall, 19, Old Cavendish-street, London, will be attended to.

flirt' RICHSEN,TaiIor, Habit-maker, and Army
I-, Clothier, at his old Beret,Hailed House, No. 12, Rathbone.
?lace, Oxford•street (whose Superior and highly approved stile
tf cutting men of fashion's Clothes, Ladies' Riding Habits, and
'Jong Gentlemen's Dresscs, has given such general satisfaction),
kg, leave to solicit the honour of a continuance of the commands
ti the Nobility, Gentry, and the public, so which the utmost
Itention will at all tir.les be paid.
London, England, 1809-12-04

This day were published,
Handsomely printed on Demy Quarto, with a fine Portrait of
Sir Philip Sidney, beautifully engraved by C. Warren,
Price Xi: ss. boards,
MEMOIRS of the LIFE and WRITINGS of
SIR PHILIP SIDNEY.
" Nor love thy life, nor hate but what thou liv'st
Live well : how ion -t.)short, permit to Heaven." smiax.
By THIVLAO ZOUCH, D.D. F.L.S.
Prebendatry of Dyrbatu.—The Second Edition.
London : Printed—f*r J. Mawman, Poultry ; and T. Payne,
Pall-Mall; and Wilson and Son, York.
Of whom may be had, by the same Author, We wroN'sLivLs.
Second Edition. Svo. 1.25. boards.

MR. BARLOW's COLUMBIAD.
This day was published, in an elegant Volume, Royal Octavo, j
price 15s. in boards,
THE QOLUMBIAD: a Poem, in TEN Booics.
By JOEL BARLOW. Esq.
The Subjects of this Poem are the Discovery. Coninett, Settle-
ment, and Revolutions of America; and it has been replaced in
London, in consequence of the high Opi ci nion etpress• of its
transcendant Merits by some eminens English Critics, and of the
general Pleasure which was afforded to the Public, by some Ex-
tracts printed in the Monthly Magazine.
Printed for RICHAZD Puu.ties, London, and to be had of all
Booksellers.
London, England, 1809-12-04

SSTOCKINGS selling off tin eommcmly
SILK
a; No. 52, Cheapside ; an immense Stock of all kinds of
Hosiery, Gloves, Flannels, Drawers, ladies Invisible Dresses all
is one, .Stc..—Skopifeepers, and those wanting to buy largely,
sill find a great advantage by an early inspection of these articles.
r. quautity of white or black silk, 63. 63. the best quality equally
neap; stout cotton stockings, at Is. per pair, very fine is.
3s. rid. ; brown cotton for hoots, Is. Gel.; tine ribbed cut-
‘.2.. hl.: a variety of stove., from 10d. per pair ; lace sleeves

6d.; and other fashineable articles to numerous to men-
•:3, at No. 52, Cheapside.—No abatement front the price first
:iced.
London, England, 1809-12-04

LUNDY FOOTS IRISH SNUFF.

T UNDY FOOT and Co. in ordei to obviate the
difficulties which those in the Tobacco Trade have hitherto
nperieneed in obtaining their Snuff litim Ireland, beg leave to
rm them and the Public in general, that they intend opening
:Wholesale Warehouse at No. 50, Leicester•squarc, where said
::title may be bad, and where they are now taking orders. And
: it is their present intention to relinquish the Retail thereof,
4:e not to interfere with-any other article of said*frade, they most
urnestly request that those who may hon..ur them with their
;rnmarnls will retail it as received front them in its original
city, being determined to afford the most liberal encourage—
r,..! to those who buy to sell again.

BISII, who sold in thy tatcr Lottery the follow-
. irg Capital Prizes in Shares,
613 ... A .029,00.1 2,618 ... £20,000
... I to 383 .. • 1,000
'3O A ... 1,000 830 B 1,000
543 5142 4,85.5 C sco
t!lr for: irate holders of any of the outstanding Shares,
•)b:ing them fur payment, or till Exert/tuna them fortickets
Shares in the. NEW I.arrEay, which is on the same
as the last, only with an improved Scheme, containing only
• s"O Nrmazas and 5,000 Panes.
with Particulars, maybe hadat either of BISH's Offices,
No. 4, CORNHILL, or 9. CHARING CROSS.
...-htre the Twolast Prizes of £50,000, and the last Prize of
£25,000 ever drawn, were Sold in Shares. •

kI. 'BR ITISIi SYSTEM of EDUCATION.
i Printed for the Use of Schonls, conducted
41 oa 1, I.ANCASTER's original plan of ..itaitiori ld:nree.so
71
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of . a School or Schools in Country Tawas, on the
System of Education Is.--.Tbe Linguist, or: Literary
t. , consisting of above 2900 small Cards, whereby a fa-
ti Children may acquire a lknovviedge of the principal words
..111.! I reurli I.anguage in a short time, I 2s.—A Comparative
s• w the Plans of Dr. Bell and J. Lancaster, by 1. Fos, Is tid.
I Christian Love a Letter to the Society of Friends, calleds
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London, England, 1809-09-13

IkELAND.-- •

This day Ina published, in two volumes octavo, pries 11 4s. in

• - - -
boards ;_on royal paper 21. 2s.
rfinr. 1.11 Tway, OF IRE.I.A.ND, from its inita-
sio:: by Henry,ll. to its Unita: with Great Britaln. Dedi-
crc-2,Ly permission, to His Royal Higtin.ss the Prince of Wat.s.
—*Ili:: entire clew work is preceded by a Dissertation on the An-
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Grs,7al Vaulty ; with a copious hides, Table of Contents, run=
t-ic end Marginal Notes.
By FRANCIS PLOWDEN, Esq.
r.,41 17y Mr. Booker, NO'r 13/011d-stzeet; Messrs. L.ngman,
a-1 Ct. Paternocttr-rner, London: and by Mr. C.
-c!tttr, N I. 44, Dmie-street; Mews. Wogan and Cum:ning ;
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t'hr'ice Admonitions for Youth, selected from the Works of
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into Latin Hexameters mid Pentameters, for.the use of Schools.
a .d Malek Adhel, frosts' the French of Madame
•.-;•• -
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MR. LANCASTER'S LAKE PAMPHLET..
This day was published, price Sixpence,
N APPEAL to PUBLIC CANDOUR against
Mr. LANCAS•I'ER'S virulent Attack on the SECRETARY,
Cot.t.v.it ri lotrid 1 EACIIER S, Of thECLGRARDIVELL PAROCKTAE
SI :.cllOO LS ;with some Strictures on Mr. I.ancaster's ex-
C:.tim to lnv,:ntion, and on the Lessons and Plan pub-
ks:.e-1. Lx the :hove Institution,
J. ASHN, Editor of the Clerienwell Lessons.
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CLERICENWEI.I. SPELLING and READING LES.
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• Also, price Cd. in stiff blue covers,
CHtTRCH CATECHISII4 EXPLAINED, by way of
Outeten and Answer, and confirmed by Scripture proofs. Col-
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1494. Recommended-1g tke Rev. HAY /03T Es, A. M.
London, England, 1809-09-13

CIRCUIT INTELLIGENCE.

DUMFRIES, SEPT. 7.—The Circuit Court or Justici-
ary was opened here yesterday by the Right Hon.
Lord ARMADALE.

The only criminal business before the Court at this
place, was an indictment against Joan Parkington,
late servant to William Scott, shepherd, at Broom=
hclmshields, for child murder. The libel charged
murder at common law, and also under the late sta-
tute, that she concealed her being with child, during
the whole period of her pregnancy, and did not call
for and make use of help or assistance, at the birth,
and the child was found dead. The Advocate De-
pute passed from the charge of murder', and restricted
the indictment to the conclusion under the Act of
Parliament libelled on—to this extent the pannel
pleaded guilty, and being convicted by the verdict of
a Jury, was sentenced to three months imprisonment.

On Friday last was committed to-Clare Gaol, T.
Alen, of Corbally, charged with the .murdeT and
robbery of L. Trainer. It appears, on the Qath of
T. Gallaher, that Killen and the deceased were to-
gether on the 30th ult. in the evening, after which
the Litter was missing ; and upon the former being
asked what had happened to him, be answered " he
was drowned ;" but the secret was soon disclosed, by
the appearance of a quantity of blood and hair, and
some tattered pieces of cloth ; and from this fatal
spot to a precipice over the sea, into %%hid) the de
ceased was flung, w discoVered numerous traces
of violet:lee.
London, England, 1809-09-13

- -- --
This day was published, price ft. 6d. bound, • ,
The Fourth Edition, of ' 1 ']
PROGRESSIVE EXERCISES, adapted txt, the
-2- Eton Accidence; to be written or repeated whilst Bo Set Wart
learning the Nouns ind Verbs. To which are added, a few of the every
;molt obvious Rules, with Easy Examples. to teach Boys to pm- , Pr
strue or translate from the Latin. made
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme. Paternoites‘ surer
row, London ; and Broster and Son, and I. Poole, Chester. ' M
,
This day were pub/ishcd, in OnvVolume, 4to. price Al. S. Ws.
nBSERVATIONS ON THE HISTORICAL T
‘.." WORK of the late Right Hon.CHA'RLES JAMES FOX.
By the Right Hon. GEORGE ROSE. f;does
With a Narrative of the Events which occurred in the Enter- Spin
prise of the Earl of Argyle, in 1685. By sir Pa. rick Hume. and
Printed for I. Calell and W. Davies, S: rand.
once

TO BE LET,
- FOFaTerns of Years, and entered upii immndiately,
'HE THEATRE ROYALin MANCHESTER,.
elegantly and completely fitted up with Scettexii, Machinery,
Wardrobe, Books, Music, handsome Glass Chandelier., &c. and
every other interior Decoration. .
Proposals in writing may be addressed, or Personal arplic•:tiorts
made to Thomas Falkner Phillips, E.q. Maalsbater, the Trca-
surer, on or before the 29th inst.
•
Manchester, fith September, 1809.

ISLE OF WIGHT.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVARE CONTRACT.
THE MANSION HOUSE and MANOR cf.
COSHAM, with S 6 Acres of Rizh Meadow Grounds,
Gardens, and Orchards thereto belonging; situate in the Parish
of St. Nicholas, adjoining the TOW}, of Newport. The House is
spacious and comfortable, with suitable Offices; a Green-house,
with choice Vines, and a large walled Garden attached, well
rocked with Fruit Trees. Seven Acres of the Meadow Land
contiguous to the House will he in hand at Michaelmas next.
The Estate is Leasehold, held under Queen's College, Oxford.
The Tythes are Freehold, and will be sold therewith.
The Mansion House, Garden, and the above seven Acres of
Meadow, may be entered on immediately.
For particular:, and to treat fo.r the purchase, apply (if by Let-
ter, post-paid,) to the Proprietor, Mr. John Young; or Messrs.
Clarkes and Sewell, Newport.
August I'2, 1809.
London, England, 1809-10-09

LERIDA, AUGUST so.

The French, who were in Ballostro, and those who
infested the neighbouring place;, have retreated,
marching for Saragossa, taking with them their sick
and wounded, and whatever effects they had there.
It is also said that the French have, in like man-
ner, abandoned Alcaniz, and other places in Arra-
gon, collecting their whole force in Saragossa ;
whence, it is said, they will send 4000 men to rein-
force some points in Navarre, in which kingdom, it
is supposed, there are but few of the enemy.
AU,PUST 22.—The French in Barcelona, on the
15th instant, celebrated With great festivity the birth-
day of their Emperor, and at night General Du-
heime gave a ball to all the French Officers and their
favourites. Some ,English ships, however, which were
lying off the city, resolved to have their share in the
rejoicing, began to fire cannon•balls on the edifice in
which the dancers were assembled, which so alarmed
them, diet they fled with some precipitation.
London, England, 1809-10-09

PI A' NI OU Ili-DOCK.

wAT K INS returns his sincere thanks to the No- '
(1 • Wiry, Officer). in hi. majesty's Navy aed Army, Gentle-
men Travt ilers, a: d the Public in uneral, for the liberal support
he expel ienctd at it's la a ho :se (the Crown Hotel, Cumb..riaitd-
street), and repectiolly Warms them, that he has removed to
those evettsive prmlises in Fair-siltl.t r, formerly keiit by Mr.
KY El, aed then known by tae mune us the Old King's Arms
1 at-ern, but now called
M'A I'KiNTS NEW C!tOWN 110TRI.,
&licit he has fitted up in al ticipat and comfyrtabk sayle, suites'
to the crTnnintodatitra uF Nublemen and their fatuities, Commer-
cial Gentlemen, &c.
i'or comic:tierce and elegance the above premises are avowedly
su:-er'Jr to any in this part of the Kit:gaunt ; and T. W. Laving
aid in a aroc'.t of the bas Wines ant Liquors, preaumes to hope
he stall enericace that t hare of public patronage with which he
has been hitherto honoured, to merit a continuance of which will
be his corn,tont study.
9.° A large Room is fitted up purposely for the accommodation
of Gentlemen Traveller s, to whom every attention wit be paid.
Extensive Cdach-houses and Stahl..s, equal to any in the king-
' dom.—A Hearse, Mourning Coa:hee, neat POstchaide, and able
liorses.—rosting to all parts of the kingdom, at is. 4d. per mile.

HALLAM'S ANTISILious PILLS, •
Invented by EDWARD HALLAM, Surgeon and Apothecary,
late of Bury St. Edmund's.
rrilTS safe and el :gant prcparatiou isjustlyeiteemed
for its agreeable and certain operation, by which it &re-
'malty retnov.:s all InactLin or Obstruction of the Stomach and
Bowels, tvhether arising from Bile, Indigestion, Flatultnicy, cu
Cold; Sickness at Stomach, Head .aes, &c. It operates by dis-
lodgit.g acrid bile or other crudities retaineA in the intestinal
canal, and acts as an alterative to the system generally. Free
from any awitnoniat or mercurial preparations, it is at all times
safe; and has been given with singular good efirct during Preg-
nancy. its action is particularly adapted to Persons 'of
habits; and those of sedentary lives, where a sufficient action of
the bowels is not kept up, and crudities retained in those organs
are frequently producing pains and dissensions, head ache, lan-
guor, and giddiness, or a-sense of weariness and oppression.
" Remove the cause, the tilect must cease."
A single trial will fully convince the patient of their efficacy.
The worst cases of Bilious or Sick Head ache are certainly re-
moved by a single dose, and in, a much shorter time titan could
be credited, but from expel-knee. The Proprietor thinks it pro-
,' per to remark, they will be found not only to act without pain or
uneasiness; but to leave the body, after their immediate action
Ceases, free from that costive state which gentra.ily succeeds the
operation of laxative medicines.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by Shaw end Edwards, No. 66,
St. Paul's Church-yard, London. Paella. 4. per boa.
London, England, 1809-10-09

YAItMOUTH, ocronEit R.

Arrived from a cruize, the Paixcz or WALES cut-
ter. This morning arrived. the HAVOC gun-brig, from
a cruize, and remain in the Roads with ft/3EBITV
CALYPSO, and SPRIGHTLY cutter, who takes the trans-
ports fur Flushing.—Wind E.S.E.
London, England, 1809-10-09

GRENADA, SELYFEMBKR 2.

By the accounts we have received, we lea-rn that
our army of La Mancha coosisted, on the 29th of
August, of 24,670 infantry, 3600 cavalry, and 32
pieces of artillery. This army has made a movement
for different points in the said province, and our ad-
vanced-guards of cavalry are between Villalta and
Madrilvjas.

HAMBURGH PAPERS.

ROME, AUGUST N.

The Consnita here has ordered, that from the Ist
of October of the present year, the division of time
at Rome, and throughout the whole,Roman territory
shall be the same as in France and other European
countries. It is well known that it has hitherto been
the custom here to begin to reckon the hours from
sunset, and count forwards through the whole twenty-
four.
London, England, 1809-10-09

PI TF.RiEURGIT, AUGUST' 30.

• NuTiis Traversay, who commanded the fleet in
the Black Sea, has repaired to this, metropolis to take
the direction of the navy &parunent. The heat is
very grea!-, and experiencei no diminution at night.
The harvost is abundant, chiefly in the provinces that
line the shores of the Baltic, A colony of 70 families
of Prussian hushandmen have arrived hem, and will
form a set:lement in the neighbourhood of this city.
Tie German emigrants, who have been flied here
for ever.tl years, have succeeded beyond their most
saanmine hopei.
_
London, England, 1809-10-09

FROM LLOYDS LIST.

Galivits CND, OCT. 8. Arrived the Chester, Neild, from
Steigo; Content, Samson; and Ganger, Clack, from New Bruns-
wick; the Medway, Witson, from Palermo; and the Nftpcy,
Kendall, from Mogadure.— Sailed the Jenalma, Gibbon, fur Gi-
braltar; Sibella, Campbell; and Coffee Planter, Roberts, Par Ja-
maica ; the Anu, Prescott, for Trinidad ; the Ann, Cornfoot, for
Madeira; and the Good-intent, —, for Jersey.

The Sea Flower, of Leith ; Proapect,'Cittley, from London
Reindecr, Briscu, kb-trail, and Diana, with seven or eight other
v.•ssels were driven ott shore in Helignland, dining the violent
gale. between the ge.d ult. and Ist inst. and p.re lost.
The Young William, Strenner, from London, was deserted at
sea, on the 10th ult. being in a sinking state; the crew arrived at
Hebgoland.

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NAPI.ES, SEPTEMT3ER 13.

Mr. Datm,, Couniellor of State, Director of Re-
views and Recruiting. is appointed by a decree of the
li)th inst. Minister for War and the Navy. Another
dtscre2 of the 6th inst. orders that the criminal courts
of justice shall resolve themselves into special tribu-
nali, and shall take knowledge of the following offen-
ces :—conspiracies against the State, in combination
with the enemy ; criminal correspondence with the
enemy ; libels and seditious writings ;_ pillage in the
country ; robberies in public places and villas, perpe.
tr:r.ed by more than two persons in conjunction; flight
of aonders sentenced to a regular punishment, and
the crimes committed by persons of the last description.
London, England, 1809-10-09

FOR ALL IN PUMA: AUCI :ON,

2.. t the LoAden Tavern, Foxhole-street, Plymouth, on Tuesday
the fish of Oct nbei at Eleven o'clock in the forenoon,
11.1 E. am &Imo. Copw.!r-bottnined Ship L'A -
GUs I th • following dimensions :
Length on Deck - - - 103 Feet 5 luch:a
lit eielt h above the Wak s 36 3t
Dir•tli in the Held - - I`i lu4
- • Adoseamtres 346 1744 Tons
Thls Ship is c perfect Model, is copperad, and for superior mil.
o.g surpasses any ship taken this War; she is quite new in es ti!
respect, haviug been only shout tour months olf the stoske, ae.! is
abundantly found in stores of the best description; she was csp.
tared after a ;wig chase by hie Majesty's ship Setae, Da ••il
Esq. captain, hound from Bourdeauz ta the Isle of France.
Al.o her Cargo, viz :
70 Tons Red Wine in Hogs. 1 91-11htls.EsseneeorTurpintins
• he ids I 10 Barrels Pt ch
8. lloilleads White Wine 19 Barrels Ter
9,.4 I-1.11 ditto ditto 10 Dia., Pai
142 Cases Red Wine Coialage •
61 Cases White Wine to Buiti'les iron Hoops •
2 Hogsheads Whi•a•Vine2ar I 4 Ditto iron Rods
15 1 farces ditto 50 Barrels Nails
398 Ciskei s .superior Olive Oi! I 5 Ditto Assorted ILinlwara
24 Cases Fruit in Biandy 9 Cases di:to •
.0 Cases Capers, Anchovies, Isi Large Chests contains
Scc. line Olive Oil •
12 Par is Salted Pork S Bales Sail Cloth
2 Casks Hants I 7 unks Hats
5 Jars large Sausages 9 Bales Paper, Pens, Sic
.192 Cheeses in six caws I 1 Bale Assorted Prepared
SlinSsiiks. &c
e.; Gruyere Cheeses
IGO Bari made Corks 2 Cases
40 Boxes Wax Candies s Bales Rennes Thread
40. Boxes Tallow Candles • 3 Casks Sail and Sewin4
2 1-itijsheails Lh.seed Oil Thread
Together with sundry other Articles, which will beparticuhrhed
in the Catalagues.
Also, for home Cmsumption, 68 Batas fine Cotten Wool.
For Catalogue., viewing Samples, and further Information,
apply three days prier to the sale,to
Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth.

Also, the French copper-bottomed Schooner LE FURET, of the
fo:lowing Dimensions :
Length on Deck - - 87_ Feet 41 Inches.
Breadth above the Wales 21 91
Depth ha the Hold - 10 24
Admeasum - - - 172 42-94 Tons.
She is one of the finest Schooners of her class, quite new, and
is calculated for any.tradowhere dispatch is particularly required,
taken and condemned as prize to hi: MajesLy's ship SIII4NDI ON.
P. B. V. BIOILZ, Esq. Captain.
Also her Cargo, consisting of
199 Bags of Coffee. • ill Sugar,
10 Barrels Ditto, SKI Cases Peruvian Bark,
. 9 Cases Indigo, 1 Case bound and unbound
Fra.ch Books.
For Hoine Consumption,
2G Bales Cotton Wosl, 2 C.isks Calavancea,
1 Cask Beato, and
•StDitto Pease, 1 Ditto Pork.
sivFitityrteo Dotolicekr Inf tion
tii
oervotrommea ,
ush.
Plymouth, Sept. zO, I'o9.
London, England, 1809-10-09

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/%iAV THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
THIS PRESENT EVENING, OCTOBER. 9,
will be acted the Tragedy of
ING RICHARD THE THIRD.I.
*
King Henry the Sixth, Mr. MURRAY.
Fichard, Duke of Glo'ster, Mr. COOKE.
rake of Buckingham, Mr. CRESWEI.L.
Duke of Norfolk, Mr. CHAPMAN;
y, Earl of Richmond, Mr. C. KEMBLE.
vnecii Elizabeth, Mrs. ST. LEGER ;
Mirk, hlrs. EMf RY; Lady Anne, Miss NORTON.
To which Will be added the Farce of
RAISING THE WIND.
Jeremy Diddlcr, Mr. JONES.
• M. BLANCHARD; Fainsvoted, Mr. SIMMONS,
Faialve • Sam, Mr. EMERY.
Lady Aurtlia Durable, Mrs. DAVENPORT.
Peggy, Misa MARTYR.
Tomorrow, the Woodman ; with the Village Lawyer.
Doors open at half-past 5, and the Play begin at half-past 6.
boxiS, 7s. Second Price as. 6d. PIT; 41t. Eecoud Price 2s.
GALLERY 2s. Second Price is..

UPPER GALLERY Is.

The Proprietors have the honour of submitting to the Public,
ce follow:0; (tact Account of the proportions of space alloced to
the Audience in the New Theatre Royal, in Covent-Garden, in
the 0:41 fitcatre, and in Drury-Lane
The Boxes are calctated to hold the same number of spectators
in the pres,;;;; as in the old Theatre ; but 340 more persons are
row ii„vricd with seats in the Lower Circles. Six feet six
inc!,, is be Average depth allowed to the three rows in each
• „% t,.t three inches was allowed in the old Theatre, and
ahri-Ittne. In the old Theatre, 20 seats were con-
• ;a the I'n; o.eir whole Aeclivity three feet: In the new
there ate a1..0 20 seats, but their declivity is four feet
In the Tw Shilling Gallery oT the old Theatre a
••• in the back row was 83 feet from the stage-doOr ;
ti:erez.:.:t 1 heare he is 86; and in Drury-lane he was 100,
• I I.)er Gall. ry of the old Theatre, the last row was 93
the s age-floor ; in the present it is 8.1; and in Drury-
iAe I i• vas In 4. The Upper Gallo.), in the new 'Theatre
will efiet.tin anont fner:core, art.: the Two Shilling Gallery about
~:er,q:4 alai; they did in the old one. -
London, England, 1809-10-31

At Greenock the Jubilee was celebrated in a style
of magnificence never before witnessed in that part of
Scotland. At twelve o'clock the military stationed
in the town, consisting of a detachment of the Stir-
lingshiremilitia, and thp permanent non-commissioned
officers of the Renfrewshire Local Militia, paraded,
and fired a fru de joye, amid the ringing of bells and
loyal acclamations of the populace. At one o'clock
the vessels in the roads fired their guns in konour of
the day. At five o'clock a numerous party of Gen-
, tlemen dined' at the Tontine, where the toasts were
I given amid repeated discharges of artillery. The
illuminations of the public buildings in the evening
were uncommonly splendid. Three ►lluminated co-
' lumns at the General Pest-Office exhibited the fol-
lowing well•chosen inscriptions :
On the centre column, from a Glory, the Eye of
Providence darted upon
London, England, 1809-10-31

PLYMOUTH-DOCK, OCTOBER if.

This forenoon a large French national brig of war,
nounting 16 guns, and full of Men, was brought
~,:o the Sound, and came to anchor, having been
raptured by one of our cruizers. No other particulars
are vet known.—The fleet in the offing, to the west-
ward, mentioned in my letter of yesterday, was the
homeward-bound Quebec fleet, consisting of 26 sail,
laden with timber, under convoy of the BLOSSO3I
sloop, cf 18 guns, Captain FRANCIS BEACFORT.
Two of the vessels have arrived here ; and the whole
loamy will be a most seasonable supply.
This morning Rear-Admiral STOPFORD hauled
down his blue flag, on board the Scirtox, and hoisted
2 white one in the room of it, in consequence of his
loving risen a step by the recent promotion.

PORTSMOUTH. OCTOBER so.
Arrived his Majesty's ship LEYDEN, 64 guns, and
t'ne PERSIAN and DIANA sloops of war, from the
Dowrs.--Nothing sailed to-day.—His Majesty's ship
PEARL gives convoy instructions to ships bound to
the West Indies.—Wind N.E.
London, England, 1809-10-31

A'ArAL IVItztLicEAT4.

FALMOUTH, OCTOBER 28.
His Majesty's ship NARCISSUS, with a fleet of vic-
tuallers, for the ships of war off the French coast,
which sailed from hence yesterday, got embayed, and
ilas been obliged to return to this port.
London, England, 1809-10-31

zn DCIEE OP PORTLAND.

At five o'clock yesterday evening, his Grace cLA
his mortal sufferings, at Burlington-houe. He had ey
perienced a very protracted illness, during the last five
or six weeks, of which his death was almost da;lti• tx.
petted. From the excess of h 3 sufferings he.
induced to have the operation fur the stone performed.
a 1 irge stone was extracted and every thing appe4r,„i
to be going on well, but unfortunately au epilept:c
fit came on, and, after a faint struggle, his Grace Li.
pired. His Grace was Lord Lieutenant of Notticir.
hamshire, Keeper of Sherwood Forest and Foles;•e,
Park, Chancellor of the University of Oxford, 1-1;:..1
Steward of Bristol, an Elder Brother of the Tz n.ty
House, a Governor of the Charter Howie, and a
Family Trustee of. the British Museum; he %.•;:i also
a Knight of the Garter. The. Duke was in the 723
year of his age. He is succeeded by his eldest
the Marquis of Tictirtni.n, now Duke ut PtAILAND.
London, England, 1809-10-31

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.

Yesterday the Sessions of the Peace for the Count"'
of Middlesex commenced, before WM. MAINWARING,
Esq. and a Bench of Magistrates.
The attention of the Court was occupied the whole
day in trying petty assault causes, of no public inte-
rest whatever. We think it necessary, however, to
take notice of the following ;
Samuel Matthews, an athletic coal heaver, was con-
victed of a violent assault on one of the Ifeadboroughs
of the county of Middlesex, named Saunders, in the
execution of his duty.
The prosecutor, it appeared, had stopped in the
street to look at the prisoner, who was stunning down
to the lock of a trade,msn's &far, in a verybitspciouS
!Thinner ; finling, however, that he ha.l mistaken his
intentions, he was about to retire, when the defend-
ant turned round and interrogated him, in a gruff
manner, what he looked at ? The prosecutor civilly
replied, that he looked at him, and that he thought
there was no harm in so doing ; without further ex-
planation, the defendant planted a blow in the prose-
cutor's face, which broke the bridge of his nose, and
blackened both his eyes.
The Court senienced him to three months impri,
sonment.

Strf►brn Batman, a master butcher, was indicted for
a most outrageous assault on the person of a young
female, named Harris.

It appeared in evidence, that a trifling dispute oc-
curred be:ween the children of the Defendant and the
Prosecutrix and her little brother. The latter, it
seems, swept the mud and gutter one way, while the
defendant's children swept it back again. Words
ran high, and the parents of both parties came out
into the street. The Defendant, however, took up
the quarrel in rather a mere serious light than the
mother of the prosecutrix wished to do ; be imme•
diately set-to, and began to beat the mother (a decre-
pid old woman) and brother of the prosecutrix,
with the broom, in a most unmerciful manner. After
having administered a liberal dose to them, he pro-
ceeded to beat the prosecutrix, until she fainted with
pain and fright. She was then rescued from his
butcher-like claws, and conveyed to her mother's
house, where she was wi:h great difficulty recovered
from her fit. Not, however, so successfully, as to
prevent a return of her disorder frequently since ; in-
deed, her physicians gave up all hope of curing her
of the injury entailed upon her constitution, by this
unmanly ruffian. _ _ _

The defendant called three witnesses, who flatly
contradicted the prosecntrix's testimony. The Jury,
however, found a verchct of Guilty ; and the Court
sentenced him to pay a fine of L'2.o.

COLONEL WARDLE T. MRS. CLARKE AND TIM WRICDTP.
London, England, 1809-10-31

DEAL, OCTOBER so.

Sailed this morning the Maria, SMITH, for Rio Ja-
neiro; Granger, GRANGER, for the Cape of Good•
flue; his Majesty's ship Isis, for Flushing ; and
HrIBERC with a convoy to the Westward—among
thm are the Lord Nelson and the Raxford, for It-
ina,ca, with several others : particulars not known.—
Arrived the OSPREY SIOW of war, front the East-
ward.—Wind
London, England, 1809-10-31

FROM LLOYD'S I.TST.

GlAirsistD, OCTOBER 30.—Arrived the Eagle, Billingham,
from Malaga; Phcebe, Gurter, from Palermo; and the Perseve-
rance, Guy, front Gibraltar.
The Charles Hamilton, Fullock, from Malaga to Hull, is on
shore upon Sand Hall.
Thr Hus4arian, M'Farlane, is arrived at Halifax, from the
Clvdr, hoend to St. Thomas's, in distress, having seven feet water
ic :it r h. •h!. _ _ _

The Eliza and Mary, --, from Liverpool to Helntstadt, is
ettinded oft the isle of Man.

ERUPTION OF ETNA.
London, England, 1809-10-31

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scW THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

-'HIS PRESENT 13/ENING, OCTOBER 31,
1 win be acted a Grand Melo-Dramatic Opera, called
THE EXILE.
Count Ulrich, the Exile, Mr EGERTON ;
Guyer!. or of Siberia, Mr. BLANCHARD ;
Earon Alltradt.fr, Mr. LISTON;
Count Calmar, Mr. BELLAMY ;
Pavan, Mi. YOUNG.
e patriarch, Mr. CRESWELL ; Servitz, Mr. FAWCETT;
he Etspress Elizabeth, Mrs. ST. LEGER ;
Seciona, Mrs. HUMPHRIES ;
Altlana, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON;
Katharine, Miss BOLTON.
In Act 11. The Coronation or the Empress Elizabeth.
To which will be added.

THE PORTRAIT OF CERVANTES.
Or, THE PLOTTING LOVERS.
:Willa, Mr. MUNDEN; Don Carlos Merida, Mr. BONES;
Don Guzman, Mr. BRUNTON;
scipio, Mr. BLANCH.RD ; Sancho, Mr. LISTON.
'Aetna, Mrs. GIBBS ; Isabella, Miss BRISTOW.
poon open at half past ss and the Pay begins at half-past 6.
goys, '3. Second Price Ss. 6d. Pit, 4g. Second Price 2s.
Gallery 2s. Second Price Is. Upper Gallery Is.
The Young Lady who hat night made her first appearance in
elezirarseter of F.uphrasia, was honoured with the highest ap-
phuse: the Public are respectfully informed, that the Trrgccly
of the Grecian Daughter will be repeated on 'Thursday and Sa-
turday next.
To-morrow, Every Man in ibis Humour ; with Oscar and
Mahrina.
On Friday, A Cure for the Heart Ache.

VvTANTED at Christmas, oy Lady-day next, by a
Clergyman is Priest's Orders, who would undertake the
,:nice of a large Parish, a Curacy or Curacie3, in healthy situa-
tion, nn -I a good neighbourhood.—Application made either per-
svu,ly or by letters (port-paid) adl.eessed to A. B. at Ivir. Far-
}Ow's, :.tationer, Mitre-court, Fleet-street, will be attended to.

AGENTEEL HOUSE TO BE LET, pleasantly
situated at Harrow en the Hill, Middlesex, witk Coach-
House and Stables; a large Garden, walled and fenced in, well
rocked with fruit trees, and well supplied with water. Inime•
(Late possession may be had, at a moderate rent.
N.B. The Lea e may b.: purchased at a low rent, 17 years un-
elpired.—inquire at the King's Head len, Harrow.

HUDDERSFIEII CANAL SHARES.
To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. SCOTT,
I-. the Monthly Sale, on Friday, the Sd of November, at Twelve
o'Clock, at Carraway's, London, in Lots, unless So oy Private
Contract,
rrIVE \TY Shares :n the Huddersfield Canal, from
L the Calder and Hebble Navigation to the Ashton and Peak
rarest Canals, approaching its completion, posse scing great advan-
tates,cal expected to have a very great Tonnage.
Particulars at Garrawars, and of Mr. Scott, 2*, New Bridge-
s:rte.

NAVIGABLE CANAL SHARES, BASINGSTOKE CANAL
BONDS, and UNION FIRE-OFFICE SHARES.
To SOLD by AUC PION, by Mr. SCOTT,
On Friday, the :td of November, at 12 o'Clock, at Garraway's,
rIRAND JUNCTION, Huddersfield, Wilts, and
.) Berks, Kennet and Avon, Ellesmere. Grand Surrey, Croy-
don, and Basingstoke Canal Shares; a Basingstoke Canal Bond of
£3OOO ; a ditto of £500; a Thames and Severn Mortgage Bond
sf .&"/4 ; and Twenty Shares in the Union Fire-Office.
Particulars at Hatchett's Hotel, Piccadilly; at Garraway's
and of Mr. Scott, No. '2B, New B: idge-street.
London, England, 1809-03-25

STAFI-ORDSHIRE.

A capital Estate, with a Residence, Manor, and Advowson.
By Messrs. SKINNER, DYKE, TUCHIN, and FORREST,
At Garraway's, on Thursday, June 9.9, at Twelve, in 1 Lot,
ACAPITAL, and very valuable FREEHOLD.
ESTATE, delightfully situate in the parish of 11am, a beau-
tiful and romantic part of the county of Stafford, divided from
Derbyshire by the River Dove, which, with the River Manifold,
nearly encircles the property, five miles from the market-town
of Ashbourn, from Cheadle, 14 from Leek, and ea* distances
from the watering-places of Matlock and Buxton ; consisting of
the Manor of ILAM, with the Royalties and Appurtenances,
co-extensive with the Parish. The distirTuished and much ad-
mired Seat called ILAM HALL, with Offices, Gardens, Plea-
sure-grounds, Plantations, Hanging Woods, and rich Paddocks,
pleasingly timbered, and intersected by the River, presents one
of the most charming and interesting scenes of picturesque beau-
ty. The demesne lands contain altogether near 1000 Acres,
chiefly Meadow and Pasture, lying with! . a Ring-fence; with
Farm Houses, and suitable Out-buildings, a genteel Reside:•ce on
a small scale ; a Public-house. and sundry Cottages, now in the
possession of :lir Hugh Bateman, Bart. Messrs. Tomlinson,
Hodgkinson, Phillips, Smith, Oakden, &c. all Tenants at Will,
except for one Farm, the Lease of which is nearly expired.
The present rents, exclusive of the Manor and Woods In hand,
are about 10001. per annum, and capable of being increased. Also
the perpetual Advowson and next Presentation to the Vicarage
of 11am, which has been endowed with the Great Tythes.
itu-
mediate posstssion may be had of the Mansion House, Pleasure.
Grounds, and about 70 acres. On this Estate is -a considerable
part of the celebrated valley of Dove Dale, with the craggy and
romantic rocks, which is the admiration and wonder of all travel-
lers.—To be viewed two months preceding the sale, by applying
to N. r. Anthory Oakden, at !lam, of whom printed particulars
may be then had. Particulars may also be had of John Beresford,
Esq. Attorney. Ashbourn; of the Printers of the Derby, Stafford,
and Leicester Newspapers ; of Mr. Harrop, Printer, Manches-
ter ; Mr. Billinge, Printer, Liverpool ; at the Hotels at Buxton
and Matlock; place of Sale; and of Messrs. Skinner, Dyke,
Tuchin, and Forrest, Aldersgate-street, Loudon, when a plan
may be yea.
London, England, 1809-03-25

BIRTHS.

On Tuesday morning last, the Lady of the Rev. Edward Fors
ter, of a Son.
Wednesday last, of a son, Mrs. Fraser, wife of the Reverend
Hugh Fraser, Rector of Woolwich.
Sunday, the Lady of Lieutenant-Colonel Dyke, of a son.
On Friday se'nnight, 2t Downes, the scat ot. J. Buller, Esq. the
Lady of Sir J. T. Duckwor,h, K. B. of a son.
London, England, 1809-03-25

TIMBER.IN ESSEX.

'TO BE SOLD, about 400 Oak, Elm, and Ash
Timber and Pollard Trees, now standing on Great Cu: shins
Farm, in the several Parishes of Laindon, Laindon Hills, Dun-
ton, and Little Bursted.—Application for the purchase may be
made on or before the 38th instant, to Mr. Vanderzee, Solicitor,
Billericay ; or to Mr. Thomas Robinson, on the premises.