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London, England, 1814-09-16 00:00:00

London : printed for the Authqr, amd sold by Lack'ngton,
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- SALES BY AUCTION.
Port.. •..w to.,FOIlf of the High Cnprt of Chancery, made In
a CAW lit Tinotea agaltist Wraterwtt.t.," with the appra.
ha ion of /men Sts rack, F.sqoire, trsr of the Masters of the
said Own ; at tfre Three Tuns Inn, at Thirds, in the county
if York, on Monday,. the 19th cl.sy of September, 1814, be-
...pawn the hours of Four and Five o'clock iu the Afternoon,
In Sit Lets,
EVERAL, FRET FIOLD ESTATES, timate
in the several Townshfr. or Parishes of OtAann, Yearstey,
litnmsby, and Thornton na the Hill, in the said county of York,
part of the Es atrs of the Lite Right Honourable 14.-saav Earl
Psoconattac, deceased.
Particulars whereof may be had (gratis) at the said Master%
Members, in Southamptoa-bnild.ngs, Chancery-lane, I.ondon ;
at No. 'di. Charles-street, Berkeley-square; of Messrs. Windus
and Hohaway,tiorcitors,sioutl...--- buildings,-s- Chancery-lane.
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Mr. Cooknry, Solicitor, Castle-street, M; of essre.
Robson and Lightfoot, Solicitors, Castle-street, Leicester square ;
of Messrs. Claridge and (vegan, Surveyors, Pall-mall ; of Mr.
Claridge, Jervaux Ahlsey, near Bedale, Yorkshire; the Ce..rge
Ina, at York; the New Inn, at Easingwold ; the Hotel, at Leech;
the New Inn, at Helmsley; and the Place of Sale.
The Premises may be viewed by leave of the respettive
Tenants.

PORT OF EXETER.
By Order of the Honourable Commissioners of his Majesty's
Custom',
On Friday, die 23d day of September instant, by Eleven &Cloth
In the Forenoon, will be EXPOSED to PUBLIC SALE, at
the Custem-Houite, in Exeter.
THE FOLLOWING GOODS,
vizi
593 Gallons of Brandy.
Foe the actommodation and use of private Families only, subject
• to the Payment of the Duties of Customs and Excise.
22 ewe 3 qr. 141 b. Allum
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9 4- 4 Peach Wood
And, for Fxportation,
23 Pair Fraieh Kid Gloves —7 Yart's French Silk
Foreign Sisk Handkerchiefs.
Lad oa Saturday, the following Day, at the Custom-Home, In
Topsham, by Eleven o*C.lock dbo Forestooo,
I.Oalbos of Stonily, • •
VW dot accommodation and use of pr vate Pantiles only, subject
to the Paymerft of the Duties Of Customs and Excise.
.Wkieh will be put ap ht Lots, and Fold to the hlgbort Bidder.
Dated Cuilotn-House, Exeter, Sept. 2, 1114.

WILT:4, COMPTON DASSE rt. •
FRFEHOLD EiTA iE, wi.ll FARM HOU::4E6, BARN%
S I ABLES and °Ur-BUILDINGS, and rya, HONINI Ell
and SIX FEEN ACRES of MEADOW and AltitilLa
IstND, with the Right of Pasture Lir 22:5 Sheep.
_ By Mr ROBINF,
At Garr 'way's, on fuelday,Ortab,r 11, at Twelves
A DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTA FE,
ix. (Live at Compton Ragett,in she Canty of Wika,ionsii Ins
of cm, ?arm Houses, with Sarns, Stables, anti •t' her Outsbuildirgs
aid three Cottages_ with 216 Acr-if of rte. Mead° -YAM Arable
Land, and the right of Nitro, over 100 Acres, fur the feed of
225 Sheep, in the occupation of Mr. Charles Flow r, till Michael-
mae, 1814. Compton is distant from Caine about two mays,
seven from Devizes, eight front Chippenham, and IS fronrMaria
borough, all excellent Market Towns, with i.sod Roads.
To be viewed by applying to Mr. Fiower,o: whom particulars
may be had ;• Mr. Miserette Caine; as the Crown, Devizes
Withe Hart, Chippenliam ; dude, Marlborough ; Black Rear,
Hancerford; of Mr Henrichs, solicitor, Cecil street, strand; at
°arrays ay's; and of Mr.Rubins,Warvrick street, Golden square,
where a lion of the Estate may be seen. -

A FAVOURABLE OPPORTUNITY TO NOBI.EME
GEN ILLMEN, NUkSERYMEN, and PLANTEKL

TO BE SOLD BY AUC PION,
Early in Oc•oher, (of which further Notice will be given,)
THE extensivqoSTOCK of the STOCKWELL
NURSERY; comprising ;35,000 of very flue and thriving
Standard and Dwarf Apples, l'ears, Plants, t:h• rries, Peaches,
Nectarines, and Apricots, wi-h a quantity of the same neatly
trained Standards and Dwarfs; len 000 lthododeudn.uns, Aza-
leas, and other new and curious American Plants co al Ages ant
Sizes, with Stools of the same, and of every new and comae
Shrub; 50,000 Cedars of I.ebanon. Red Cedars, Evergreen Oaks,
China Arbor Vitus, Arbutus's, Phillyrea's and ALternues from
6 inches to 3 feet, a number of which is Potted and fit for ins.
Mediate removal to any distance, topoo Clematis's of Sorts,
18,000. Portugal and common Laurels of Sizes, sodoo St rebs of
, best sorts various ages at d sizes, 170 000 1 ransplanted Pear
Stocks, silders Oaks, Valian Poplars, &c. eOO,O 0 HorsibeaM ,
Mountain Ash awl Elm of S irts, Turkey aid Scarlet Oak,
So AIM Tran,plantA Larch, Scots, and Spruce Firs, very
Plants of different ages and sizes, 6,0. V Walnuts of different
heights, 10,000 Filberts and Nuts of Sorts, 515,000 large Forest
Trees, 300,000 Transplanted Quick front I to 4 fee:, Hornbeam
and rivet Hedges, 40,000 Yards of fine Box Edging, and suadry
good Nursery Stock and Utensil!. •
To he. viewed till the Sale, by applying to Messrs. Mai.
colm ind Sweet an the Pr:mises, Stockwell Nursery, Surrey.
N.B, Any particulars wanted or Commissions (post paid) to
Mr. Cochran, Auctioweer, No. 7, Duke-street, Grosvenor equate
will be carefully astersded.

itIiVMATISMS, PALSPES, and GouTir-
4aggrl thrlS. with their usual concomitants, Spasm to
lying PA% U lisefleney, Indigestion, and general Debility (nria
gins tin g ittivbttsvityource), are relieved and frequent?, cured , '
hp WHI I'EHEAD'e ESSENCE of MU:ITAKD PILLS, they
every other means ltd failed. The fluid Essence of Mustard,
(used with the PH* In those complaints where necessary) Is per-
haps the most active, .iitinetrating, and effectual
.remedy in the
world, generally eu the severest Sprains and Bruises, In lees
than half the time sually taken by any offer Liniment or r.ii.
/fig
brocatiert; and if sed immediately after any accident, it prevents.'
the part turnip .ch.—WHITEHEAD', FAMILY CERATE J."
is equally effic ous foe. all ill•conditioned Sores, Sore Legs, S or.
butic Fzitpti I, Blotches, Piinpks,Ringsvarms, Shingles, Break.
!tics oat In 'trace, Nose, Ears, and Eyelids, Sore and Inflamed .
Eyes, gob, and Scorbutic Humours of every ileacription.
Prepared only, and sold by K. Johnston, Apothecary, No. IS,
Oreek-feett,ootio, London. The Eaience and Pills at ..ts. fol.
etch, :At Cerate at is. 11d. and its. ed. Sold by every Mealiciur
Venderin the United Kingdom.
• •,,• The Genuine has a Black Ink Stamp, with the name it •
IiI.JOZNSTOR inserted on it. .

DISEASES OF IHE URETHRA.
AIR. DUFOUR, Sole Proprietor of DARAN's
celebrated MEDICATED BOUOIES, having confined
Ws prattler for more than twenty years to the cure of :4tictures.
Obstructions, Debility, Goncirt hcea, and every orb, r disease of
the Urethra, flatters himself that extensive practice, joined to tho
1 ntildoesa of the remedies he employs. exclu,iv.iy enables him to
tar a safe and permanent cure, not subject to the danger and In-
efficacy attending the uses of Caustics or common Bougies.
Per;ons in the country, stating their eases fully in a litter, In-
closing a one or two pound note, will have pro'per triedichies sent
to the amount.
iFor the various sylppteillik method of core, tee see Mr. Du-
four's Practical Treaton.l•soeitimos:rwDohltsib.reraseeh.dimorof.fDtth.ilmUitoyoreseitthsergonaii.ers:;el.taendpdrwie4at.
34..t5h:,8Ferviethn-tsthreetEtnti,
ivreen Use hours of nine and four, and seven to nine, evening.