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London, England, 1805-07-23 00:00:00

TO 'I HE BENEVOLENT AND HUMANE.

A PERSON of RESPECTABILITY, who has
L held a (mall Appointment under Government for thefe
vtars,who has a Wife and two (mall Children depending folely on
bid evt-ti.,ns for their fupport, and whofe ruin mutt be inevitable,
iliould be fo fortunate as to obtain a few pounds from a
fen-rots Public ; looks with a pleating and anxious hope to this
t.ft refonrce as the onlypyans to enable him to retain his &ca-
tion, prcfervc his refpeef..bility, fupport his Emily, and rave him
inan prifon. It would here take up too much (pace to detail his
long fl,,Terirgs and exertions to keep his wants a fecret in his own
hofom: ill, endeavours have failed, and he humbly begs to refer
Ode whom PROVIDENCE has bleffs.d with a diffofition to relieve
the wanes of their fellow creatures, for a fuller account to Mclirs.
Hedfo!l and Stirling, Bankers, No. su, Strand, and Mars. Bol•
dero, Lutii:oftton, and Co. No io, ConahiU, where the (matfett
donations will be. molt thutisfully received and gratefully acknow-
ledged. He her to Return his CND grateful thanks to,
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RHEUMATISMS, Patties, and Gantt' Affedions,
JI-1, with their ufual concomitants, Spafm, or flying Pains, Flatu-
lency, Indigeition, and general Debility, (originating in whatever
fource) are ttllevcd and frequently cured by War Tan can's Effence
of Milliard Pills, after every other means bad failed.
The Fluid Effence of Multard, (ufed with the Pills, IA thofe
complaints where neceffary) is perhaps the molt adtive, penetrat-
ing, and dfcdtual remedy in the world,curing the revert* Sprains
and Bruifes, in lets than half the time ufually taken by any other
Liniment or Embrocation, and if ufed immediately after any ac-
cident, it prevents the part turning black.
It is prepared ar.d told at as. std. each box or bottle, by R. Jom N.
SION, Apothecary, No. 15, Greek -ftreet, Soho, London.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, •
BY CHURCHILL AND 'TURNER,
On the Premifes, on Monday the 29th day of July inft, ant,
ALL that Capital, long-eltablithed well-known
good-accußomed INN, HO TEL, and TAVERN, with
the Bowling Green, Pleafure Grounds, Shrubberies, Out-build-
ings, and Farm adjoining, on the Great Road from London to
Ireland, littnte on Chapel Heath, near Chipping Norton, in the
county of Oxford,upon the terms and conditions that will be then
and there product&
For further particulars, or to treat by Private Cmtradt, apply
to Mr. Brooks, at Wonditoek Bank.

BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE TO BE SOLD.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CON IRACT,
And PoireiMon to be given immediately, with neat Hourebold

Furniture,
A FREEHOLD Brick and Tiled DWSLLING
4 -IL HOUSE, with Farm Yard, Barn, Stahling, Garden, Or-
chard, Wood, and four Clo of Meadow and Arable Land, all
Lowigguel within a Ring FetiCr, containing together about 20
Acres, Li:gate within three quarters of a Mile of Great Marlow,
Bucks, on the road to Henley. •
The above Premifes (being in narctfion of the owner) are in
complete repair, used pleafantly aimed on a Healthy Spot, com-
manding an eatenfive view of the River Thames and the beauti-
ful furrounding Country. are taftefully ornamented and replete
with every accommodation for a &tirade rdhlence.
For particulars, inquire of Mr. A llnutt, of Greet Marlow, who
will give Tickets to view the Premifes, thew an Inventory of the
Furniture, and is authorifed to treat for the Sale.
Great Marlow, Buck.,, July a 7. 12(4.

' TISHERW ICK PARK AND ESTATES.
THE Public are refpeelfully informed that there
very Valuable LRates fituate near Litchfield, in the County
of Stafford, will be fold by Private Contract in Lots.
The Superb Mantiomheufe and Offices, with the Park, Planta-
tions, Lakes, Pleafure Grounds, and Gardens, together with the
Manori of Fißicrwick, Horton ,Cumharford, Wigginton, and ore-
tird of the Manor of Pa. kington, and the Fifheries in the River
.1 ante t and silo the Ilford and Cumberford fkligs, the Stubby
1 eye, and Hedimore farms, with the Farming. Buildings, and
Paddocks, Dernefite Land: and every other requifite affording im-
p,rtance and comfort to the proprietor of this magnificent efta-
Liilhmt nt, will be comprehended in one I.et.
The Hopwaa Heys Wei< d, with the Timber Trees and Under-
wood growing thereun,together with tha .I.odge Houle, and Offi-
ces, and the fmall Tenements, Land, and Wen-dies in the Tenure
of W imam Clewley, adjoining thereto, will be eernprifed in ano-
ther Lot.

The [fill Farms, Huddlcsford, Vl'hittington, and the (mall de-
tached Ellates, will be fold feparately.
To tre4 by Private Contradt for the purehafe of the Eftates,
tither as an Entirely or in Lots, apply to Mr. Javni:s, Land Agent,
No. 1 4, Carri-flrret,Lincoln's Inn, London, or at Vl'ellfborn, net r
Stratford on Avon.—Particulars and Specifications of the whole
propertv,a3 alio Tickets of admiffion to view the Manfion-houfe
acd litotes. may be had at Mr. James's Officvs; as alto at the Offi-
ces of Mr. Barrett, King•ftrect, Mancheflcr; Mr. Hinkley,
1 itchfichl; Mr. Bedford, Birmingham; Mara. Collins and
Keene, Stained ; at Mars. Forfter, Cooke, and Freres, Lincoln's
En. end Mears. Illakc 11134 White's, Elex-ftrect, Strand, London.

PORT OF PLYMOUTH.
BY ORDER OF THE HONOURABLE. COMMISSIONERS
OF HIS MAJESTY'S CUSTOMS,
On Friday the 2,6 th of July, tBos, by Ten o'Clock in the Fort-
noon, will be expelled to Public Sae, at the Cullom-Houfc, in
this Port,
THE UNDER-MENTIONED GOODS, viz.
752 Gallons Brandy
ya Ditto Runt,
733 Ditto Geneva.
Of inferior Strength, in fmall Lots, for Use Accommodation and
Ufe of Private Perron; not Dealers in Spirits.
57 Gallons Red Wine. 631bs. Salt,
An Anchor and Rope.
The Schooner Flying Fifth Whole and Entire, with her Materials.
N. B. The goods above- thentioned *ill be let up in Cenral Lots,
and Sold to the higheft bidder.
Attendance will be given at the Cullom-Houle aforefaid. flor
viewing and tatting the fame. three days Wore the day of Sale.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
At the Wrefiler's Inn, In Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, on Thurfday
the iR day of Augult, tBor, at Ten &Clock in the Forenoon
ready, (for HOOll Confumption or Espottatlon),
E FOLLOWING GOODS; viz.-
656 Hogiheads of White Wine, containing 43,252 Gallons.
49 Ditto Ditto 1903 Ditto.
375 Ditto Red Wine, containing a 2,135 Ditto.
17 Pieces of Brandy, containing 1499 Ditto.
200 Horfe Hides.

Being the entire Cargoes of de NentraUtaet, A. F. Zwerver
matter. and Induitria, Jan Jochlue Lobe:, matter, captured and
condemned; as PHU to his Majeity's hoop of war Cruiser, John
Hancock. Efq. etimmander.
The Wine. &e. may be ken, and Catalogues bad, (even days
previous to the Sale, by applying to Mr. Edward Omanney, mer-
chant, at Yarmouth aforefald, or Mr. William Hazard, the Auc-
tioneer.

FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
At the London Tavern, Foxhole-ftreet, Plymouth,
On Friday the 36th of July, Otos, at ten o'clock in the forenoon,
I'HE HULL of the Smack FORTUNA, burthen
about 90 Tow, with au her Storm, as dm now lice in Ply-
mouth PooL

Alto the following GOODS, viz.
40 Half-Pieces French Brandy.
444 Cakes Yellow Bolin.
40 Cakes Black Ditto.
4 Hogtkeads Spirits of Turpentine.
a Calks Cream Tartar, (unprepared).
1388 Pieces Box Wood.
Being the Cargo of the Pruflian Snuck FORTUNA, captured on
ber voyage from Btiyonne to Caen, by His Majetty's Hired Armed
Brig CAROLINR, Lieutenant JORN DUST Commander, and Bate
condemned to the C.pcots.
For viewing the Cargo, and for Catalogues, application may be
made three days previous to the tale, to Mkrt. Picas Bun-
woos) and Mr. JOHN MINIM, the Agents. •
Plymouth, July 13, 18os.

'SAND BERKS.

TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD, silicone to s Decree of the
High Court of Chancery, mad' in a Cattle wherein Thomas
Weft and others are Plaintiffs, and Orman Vincent and others
are Defendants, before Robert Steele, Efq. oneof the Mafters
of the Paid Court, at the Public Safe Room of the Paid Court,

is Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, London.= Thurf:
day the ft day of Auguft, any, at three o'clock in the after-
noon iweeirely, in &mem' Lots,
THE FREEHOLD and COPYMOLD ESTATES,
late the property of Jong POTTRR HARRIS, of Baughurn,
in the County of Hants, Efq. declared. Confining of eligible
Freehold Fenn', in the Parities of Baughurit and Tadley in the
County of Hants, and in the Parillrof Thatcham in the Countyof
Herbs, and of a Copyhold Mate for byes, in the Parilis of Baur
haat aforcfaid, held of the Manor of Manydowne.
• Printed particulars whereof may be had (gratis) at the raid
Mailer's Chambers,in Southampton buildings aforefaid; of Mars.
Aldridge and Colley Smith, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn, London ;
of Mcffrs. Worthen and Stercnron, Solicitors, Cattle-firs:et, Hui-
bas; of Mr. Meddowcredt, Solicitor, Gray's Inn ; of Mr. King,
Solicitor, Idtwbury, Barks; of the Tenants, on the Prange* ;
and at the Pelican, Spocithamland.

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TO BE SOLD bY AUCTION,
Oa Monday the nth of Auguit, dog, at Four &Chick in the
Afternoon, at the Houfe of Mr. Week., in Downes, near Ken-
dal, (object to the Conditinns of Sale then to be produced, unlefs
in the mean time difpofed of privately, of which due notice will
be given,
rAN ESTATE called FURNEY GREEN, and
CROW'S FIELDS, late the refulente of G. B. CRUMP,
Efg. do:Leafed, pleafantly Stoned on the Fatte' fide of and near
the centre of Windermere Lake, and within half i Mile of the
Village of Bownefs, containing about twenty-two etiftomary Acres
of Land in a Ring Pence, furrounded by a good Road. On a pro-
minent part of the Land is ereaed a handfome Dwelling-houre
which commands ea extegfive and delightful View of the Lake;
it eonfifts of a Veftibule fifteen feet in length and (even feet and
four inches in breadth, a Dining-row as feet and fix inches
tong and fifteen feet wide, an Oval Drawing-room twenty feet
loeg and fifteen fegt wide, and a areakfafi room fifteen feet long
'and fourteen feet lade, eight Bed-rooms and a good Store-room ;
there are two Kitchens, Butler's Pantry, Wine and Beer Cellars, a
Small Dairy, and fultable Offices and Outbuildings, and an excel-
lent Garden of about one Acre.

The Furniture and appendages may be had at a fair Valuation.
The Franifes are about eight Miles and an half from Kendal,
feven from Ambidde, and four from Hawkthead, ail good Market
Towns.—The property may be viewed any day previous to t►e
SAC, and further particulars may be had by letter addreffed to the
Rev Wm. Bartoo, Windermere, er Meffrs. Crump and Lodge,
LiverpooL—lmmediate parr-Mon may be had.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. LhONARD.
' At Garraway's Coffee-Houfe, Change Alley, London, on Titer-
day, the 6th of Auguft neat, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon, In
' Thirty hots,
, A VERY capital and elegant Freehold Manfion
Cl Honk, called UNTON PLACE, on the South fide of Coz-
heath Hills, within five Miles of Maidltone. in the Pita of
Linton, in the County of Kent, containing fiz Rooms on a Floor,
and fit for the refidence of a Family of Dillindlion, to which there
are domeftic Offices of every defeription ; alto a Cold Bath, a Caph
tal Kitchen Garden, Pleafure Grounds, Avenues of Timber. Trees
f various kinds, and a Farm Haute (eparate aria convenient dB:
canes from the Manfion, with a Barn, Stables, and other (likable
Bail lings, and 311 Acres of good Freehold land chiefly Failure.
The views from the Manfion are uncommonly eztenfive and beau.
taut And alto divers Farms. Militates, and lands in Linton,
Staptehurft, Frittenden, Mardon, Benniodon, Wuuldham, and
Durham. in the raid County, contaiui g in the whole, with the
z Acres, by Ad,neafurentent, 953 Acres or thereabouts. The
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