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London, England, 1805-03-18 00:00:00

OAR TIMD

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION7by Mr. ROBBINS,
OIL Wedoefslay the loth day of April nest, at tw., o'clock,in the
afternoon, at the (;roan Inn, Abbotts Bromley, is the County
of StaSorti,
LARGE QUANTITY of OAK TIMBER
TREES, aiLpted for Engine Timber. ship.huilding, and
mhcr purports, where Tries of large dintenilians are preferred ;
:taw growing in Bromley Park. near Abb tzs Br:holey afarefaid ;
lad the Ilm:us and bark may be cia,v eyed to the Market by moans
at the Canals and Navigation.' wh:ch llf near to the tame. The
Trees are numbered and marked, and may he km by applying to
Alcocb,at Bromley Park aforefaid.
The particulars of the Lots, and the conditions under which the
limber will be fold, may be known of the Auditmeer, Binning.
halo ; and at the °g lees of Mr. James, land Agent, No. 14
Carey-Brat, Lincoln's Inn, London ; and at Welliborn, near
3tratiord on Avon. Wararkkthire.
ELEGANT VIII A WITH LAND.

TO BE SOLD BY A ucnoN—lly Mr. 'FAGG,
At the Crown Inn, at. Reading, on Thurfday, the 38th Day of
March inttant, at &Clock.
' THE tafteful VILLA of the late Sir THOMAS
RICH. But. haring b en his Refidenee fur fome Years pre-
vious to his Deceafe, fituate near the much admired Village of
Sonuing, in BeekCiire, Wl[lllll4 Sbeiii diftanee of the River Thant- a •
together with G.veral CloCes of. Land, extending from the Hoare
towards the Rivet, containing in the whole about 33 Acres.
Tha peculiar advantages which this place policies In point. of S-
tuatino and Convenience, render it a moil deferable Aequifition
to any Purl= willing to fit Reftdenee la ono, of the naafi
healthy and beautiful spots to the Kingdom.
Soiled"' is 35 Mites from London, near the Bath Road, three
from Reading, and Ge front Henley.
Pelagian will be given as food as the Porthole eon be eons-
plt-ated, the Porehafer.taking to the Growing Crops, its, at a
Valletta&
Partieulars mar be had of Mr. Roberts, of Woltinaitam.
MONEY READY TO ADVANCE.
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country. (rat will he immedlotely, atoweretl, adaireffed to
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PECTORAL FSSF4CR OF caLianot.

THE Herb coursForsr, called INtiThagn
the Antients, was dittinguillud by Itcris. as its na ne fug-
ciently convoys, for its excelteree in the cure of eueghe aid other
Pulmonary CONlplailiti; and tide Eitcnci• has, in the costae of
long pradtice, bent found the molt fete and t/cetu.4 scnse.ly to
Coughs, Afthmas, and all dirorders of tht: Lungs It g nay (pens
the breaft, and immediately gives liberty of brsething, without Joy
danger oilskins cold. • It ar mirahly Whig, the tickling which pro.
yokes frequent coughing, al d take oirth • une:ly km41114:01 front.
scrimopiout humours, cleaufes the fin. 11 gl r...lszes the &tree,
and thereby enlarges the cavities (Attic "off Is Thus it rquiarly
and quickly cures Coniumptions ol the I .•telt frandiu.t. if telt.
before the lungs are ulcerated. It or ; lfo all hi•iity and dry
Coughs, diffolves congealed Pldern, he is rawnefs and forcoas of
the Breaft, Stomach and l.mgs, and give I immediate relief to thufe
who, through age and inflin ity, are deprved of reit or EAT.
Tills Mt C.. 1 is prepared only by lama ityan, fur eon in liriltol,
and fold, whoiefale and rc•.ail, uy r. Ncvnury and Sons, at No. as.
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duty Included. None are sumo— t 301 e wlich hive the words.
" F. Newbury, No. et, St. P;:erv," engraved in the Mono.

FUR COUGHS, COLDS. AST44MAS. kr..
. CHURCH'S COUGU DROPS.

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St. Paul's Church-yard, Lon.lon, who havnig ~,orcluJed the
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fell aU Mr Church's Medicines."
THESE COUGH I.)ROPS Ims•e cured ru,,re
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Niedkine e'er publillted, the.) invariably lauf,irin .t rare
fatety, and in a much (urter time taau cap, be ci-d:t‘d
by ex pertimce.
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speedily removed by gentle, hut infenlilieperfpiration ; they allay
that convallbre excitement, called tickling in the throat, which is
the constant ttimulus to coughing, and etiaale. affliasd to leak"
and breathe freely.
Aftbmatic Pmfont have been cured by this Medlelnelfter fal-
tering and Bret/0111g 7 or 14 years with .f.n enemy that :i..-quently
threatened suffocation. Wind's Mr. N. Lsogworthy's cafe, of
Ebenezer Chapel, Lincedn's•lnn-Fields, wLiafe tettimuny is the
ltrongeft proof of its eilicaey ever offered to the public in tenor
of any Medicine.
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Obfirudions in the Glandik, and CongealA Phlegm, are with ode
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Price oty as. per Bottle, nr double the Qliatrtity sot 3s. 0e...
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' po•ntntent of o,e Proprietor, by Mr. Pearfall. Holborn, and By •
eicry Vender cif Medicine in the Unitt.dAnsgdoin.

17CIVALLING-01,1C1, Nara i 6, zfos•
THE COMMISSIONERS fo• VICTUALLING
HIS mAyEsTr. NA Pr, dm ierriy Ow Neigh

That on Friday next the sad Inflame. they will be ready to re.
ceive Tenders in writing (freled op) and treat fro
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND GALLONS of WEST IN-
DIA RUM, or of FOREIGN BRANDY,

To be delivered within the liwee of one month, duty free, Imo his
Ma)elly's VidusWog litotes at Plymouth, earl Portfmcoak,
the ProPorticos under-mentioned, vii.
Plymouth ssepoo Gallons.
Pattfmoutb socco Diu°.

And to be veld for by Eilla payable with Jewett &nay days altar
date.

N. & No tender foe a Ids quantity than ten daubed gallons
will be admitted.

The Camisicass at the C.maradt may be Ices at the Secretary's
Oice,

Ns riven/ sdl s kl to oxy *min in shish dr fOrkeAse not & it
Arent in swots at imith, or thatfiell not k iirtiorralts Mr Board Wore
me eche. M tie fail Friday wit the sad iniforat. nor m4O the prim
who maim the bear. • r lane teem a his Woolf, suede to mimes
what salmi for.

TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST-INDIA STOCK.
LADJUI AND OINTLINAN,
AVACANCY in the DIRECTION being de
eared, and Markley the aith inttant befog the day Sled
for the ekdtioo of a new Metter to fucceed the much lamented
Mr. WILLIAMS, permit me to renew my folleitations for the
honour of your votes and fupport.
The very diftinguillted countenance Gwent me upon my mane
ttme with the moft fangtdoe hopes of tweets. Should the
irte:if a Ballot prove them well founded, a faithful ditcher", of
my duty, and a grateful tank of the honour conferred upon me
Sall prove me worthy Ham continuance of your protedlos.
I remain, with the greateft refpnit,
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your moR faithful and devoted humble Servant,
Eines Anne-yard, March 13, 'Us. JAS. PATTUION.
Mr. PATTISON's Committee will St every day at the Ring's
amd Tavern in the Poultry.frorn eleven o'clock till four.

TO LINEN DRAPERS.
jek YOUNG MAN who has had for tome time pall
A 11- the cadre management *fa concern in Landon with coolider•
abie fumes, but who is about to give it op, offers his cervices to
paints wiEdng to mire from the fatigues of bullock to take the
management. The Adverdfer has a thoroogh knowledge of the
Landon Markets, and trona, be tent be found fent "aloof to
the undertahlag.—Letters (pit paid) addreffal to T. Z. No. to,
Commererrow, Black Friars-Road. London. will be attended to.
N. E. He has no objedlion to any part of the Kingdom.

FRANCE.

PARIS, MARCH 3.

One hundred and three Englifh prifoners have been
removed from Verdun to Sarrelibre.

The Emperor is expeaed at Dijon about the toth
of March—he will travel iiscopiro.
The naval magazines in the Tezel are to be fup-
plied with provitions again. The C9mmilfavy of
Marine has received orders from the Commander in
Chief to adopt the neceffary meafures with refped to
every thing that concerns the completion of objets
relative to the Tezel expedition.—Befleilis Poutiqwe.
Something important is negoeiating between the
Courts of Peter'burgh and Berlin, if we may judge
by the frequency of the couriers from one city to the
other, and particularly by the perfons of diftinftion
charged with the difpatches. On the toth of Feb-
miry, the Baron de Wiazapiositoos, the Emperor
of Russia's Aid-decamp, arrived at Berlin, and had
an audience of the King:
In the new organization of the Italian Republic,
there is to be, it is raid, a Senate, and a Legifiative
Body. The Vice•Prefident will have one of the firfl
dignities.
A letter from Madrid, of the z6th ult. Elates, that
an Englifh fhip of So guns, anchored, on the 9th, be-
tween Colleyra and Votes, when the Corregidor of
Viloero, fufpaling their intention to land, muflered
body of military and volunteers, and repairing to
the Chore, obferved the boats of this fhip attempting
to board a merchant veffel, of aoo tons, at anchor
in the Bay. They immediately fired on them, and
killed the Firfi Lieutenant and feveral men. The
Englifh returned the fire, and then made off, without
effeetiog their purpofe ; but having to weather the
point of Vicedo, the troops ran thither. and poured
on them fuch a vigorous fire, that half the crews
were either killed or wounded.

A number of Dutch feamen have been fent to
Dunkirk, to expedite the equipment of the flotilla;
and to ferve oh board it.

The Minifter of the Marine has received 30,000
francs to reimburfe the inhabitants of Fecamp and
Havre for the injury fnftained by the bomardment
of the Englifb.
The French army in Italy has, within the prefent
year, been reinforced by 20,000 men from France,
the greater part of whom have entered Italy by way
of Mount cenis. Other troops, to the like utttpber,
who had received the fame route, have been counter-
manded and ordered to their former quarters, in
sonfequence, it is Rated, of part of the Auftrian
*lisps affembled on the Italian frontiers having re-
tired into the interior.

General Looms is to command the French army
about to be formed on the Sparta frontiers, for the
rofeffed purpofe of aiding in thefiege of Gibraltar. A
Military Agent has been fent from Madiid te•Paris,
to arrange and combine the intended operations of
this Gallo-Spool& army, and a fimilar agent is to be
fent from Paris to Madrid.

MARCH B.—General it ivy ccoo, who had been de.
pnted by the army of Lnmb4rdy to affiß at the.coro.
station of his Imperial Majeßy, died here on the 4th.
He was a defcendant of the celebrated fora jams,
Tatvu Lao, who entered the fervice of France under
CHARLES VIII. was appointed by that Prince Lien-
teaant.General of the French army in Lombardy,
became Maraud of France under Lawn 111., and
contributed a great deal to gaining the battle of Me-
rignan under FRANCIS I.
Letters from Boulogne Rate the arrival there of
General SOULT on the 4th init.

General Junin appointed Ambalfador to Portu-
gal, on the ift went through Tours onhis way to the
pla cc of his deftination.
According to letters from Corfe received at Ve-
nice, more Ruffian troops have arrived at that Nand.
VIINNA. Faa. so.—Nis Imperial Malay, it is
Paid, has 4iveo orders to his Ambatrador at London,
to unite with the Envoys of Ruffia and PrufGa in in-
fitting on the reftitution of the Spanith frigates, not-
withftanding that war has broke out between Eng-
land and Spain. Count STAIIRIX,ERG has alfo re-
ceived orders to make tirong reprefentations to the
Cabinet of London, as the capture of a grit number

of Marko freaks treireb.ltythe f igsrti and other
'hips belonging to *adroit of Admiral N Laos,
in the Mechterranean, and to demand the rillitation
of thefe flops, with indemnification. Count Cosier-
sat, lately tranfusitted a note on this fubjeit to Mr.
Paler, the Englilb Minifter at Vienna. We era cu-
rious to know what effect will be produced by theft
reprefentations, efpecially as the Pruffian blinifter at
Louden has complained at the fame time to the Bri-
tifh Government, of the capture of feveral Pruffian
(hips, taken in the north tea by the Englifh cruisers.
—This intelligence explains the movement which has
prevailed for tome time in the Auflrian Cabinet.—
The Emperor, jealous of maintaining his neutrality,
is no lets fo to fecure his fubje&s from any kind of
injuflice and intuit on the part of the Engliffi navy,
and to contribute, as far as lies in his power, to the
rtftoration of peace in Europe.
On a demand by Prince Errs& HAZY, and Come more
of the Grandees of Hungary, the Emperor has illa-
ed orders for the Convocation of a new Hungarian
Diet, which will be opened in the month of May
next. If his Majefty's journey to his Italian States,
long ago intended, does not take place, it is thought
the Diet will be opened much fooner, as the Mo-
narch propofes to be prefent at the opening, and to
Ilay_during the continuation of the Diet at Buda.
His Excellency Marffial Balms is expeeed to-
day in this city ; he brings with him, it is faid, tso
Arabian horfes of the greaten beauty, which he re-
ceived in a prefent from the Grand Seignior, theVisier
and other Principal Officers of the Porte. A report
bas been circulated that his Majefty's journey to Italy
will not take place, or at leak that it is put off for as
unlimited time; but it is now known that it is fixed for
the month of Jane. M. Pacer has received diCl
patches from his Court, refpeeting the overtures of
peace made by the Emperor of the French to the
limo of Great Britain.

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