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London, England, 1811-08-28

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Sir inseen YoaKe's squadron was spoken off the
Wehtern Islands, 15 days ago. SirJoseeu was wilt,ng
forthe second homeward-bound China fleet. supposed
to have four millions sterling of dollars on btrtid.

FALMOU TH, AUGUST 2s.

Arrived this day the Prii.cess Charlotte packet,
Captain Rurran, with MAN LisSon, In days
pass ige-1,41 in the Tagitc his Majesty's ships BAR-
FLP.UIt, AGINCOURT, DOTTRIO., LEYOEN, La.rosa, and
SABRUNA• On the day she left Lisbon seven trans-
ports arrived, having on board the troops and cavalry
from Cork. The Wals;ngh tm packet tt as to sail the
13th inst. Also arrived the Princess Eiz both packet,
Captain Fortitzsimaz, 45 d.tys from Nlartinicine, with
Mails from thence, Surin im, and 13erbice S.,iled this
evening his Majesty's brig l'ooai,ous with three trans.
ports, having on board the West Nliddy see and Car-
marthen Militia for Cork. The packets for Cadiz,
Lisbon, and the Mediterranean are detained till
further orders.

PI.YMOUTH, Atmukr
Arrived the BRUNE frig.tte, from a critize ; Brook
sloop of w.ir (rim the Westward , .ind the Active,
Portuguese brig, from Lis'Aon ; his M ijesty's snip
Isis from the Coast of France.---Wind W.S.W.
Polursmou l'H, AuGusT
Arrive 4 his Majesty's ship FI'LL:k from Lisbon, and
the PERSIAN Iron a cruize.
London, England, 1811-02-26

CORFU, JANUARY 24.

The two French frigates that arrived here are la
Paulina and la Theme. They sailed from Toulon
on the 12th of Decener, and remained some days
at Porto Ferrajo. They Lad a favourable passage,
having neither received damage nor met with any
thing disagiecable. This addition to our force, and
the occupation of the island of Fano, assures our in-
tercourse with the continent.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 26.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCSIC.
S per Cent. Cons. money, isft—for account. 5541.
Reduced cif-4 per Cent. 82i 83-5 per Cent._ 97{ 98
Rick. AWa 81. 101. prem.—Bonds, 235. 245. rm.

THE KING.
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" WINDSOR-C.IIMM FEBRUARY 26.
44 His MAntsry goes on most favourably.
(Signed) H. R. REYNOLDS, W. HEBERDEN,
H. HAI.FORD, R. WiLLIS."

Last night we received French Papers to the 19th
inst. from which we have given some extracts. As
may be expected in every country denied a free press,
these papers present but little novelty--thoy contain a
variety of mutilated extracts from the English papers.

From the Lisbon pipers k is stated, that part of
the Spanish army which was under the command of
BALLASTEROS, is, we feat, hearty sap._

med. The last dispatches from Lerd WELLINGTort
inform us, that 3,000 of them had been taken in
Oli-
venca. Since then it appeats :that B*Ltr►srEnos

marched down the left bank of the Guadiana, for the'
purpose of embarking -5,000 men at Ayamonte, for
Cadiz. In order to cover the embarkation, he took
a position at Castilegos, where he was attacked by a
division of SOULT°S corps, by which he was defeated
and driven across the Guadiana with great loss. His
artillery and cavalry he is saki to have left at Pay.
moza, which ii on the left of that river. They were
consequently unable to retreat with him, and have
probably been taken.
The private letters from Lisbon mention a fact of
some importance—that 4000 troops have arrived in
the Tagus, from Sicily, to reinforce the army\un der
Lord WELLINGTON.
Later accounts from Lisbon arrived this morning;
they were brought to Falmouth by the Princess Eli-
zabeth packet, Capt. K►m, in eight days. No fur-
ther intelligence has been received from the armies,
with the exception of accounts of daily skirmishes be.
tw•een foraging parties and outposts. A French party
crossed to the south side of the Tagus a few days be-
fore the packet sailed, but were driven back.
London, England, 1811-02-26

BURGOS, FEBRUARY 8.

The Emperor has ordered an army to be formed,
which is to be called the army of the north of Spain.
It is to consist—lst, of the division of the rear-guard
under the orders of General Reille; 2. of the division
of reserve, under the orders of General Caffarelli ; 3.
the Imperial guards in Spain, commanded by Gese-
neral Dorsenne • 4. General Walter's brigade of
light cavalry, which are at Burgos; 5. the division I
of General Bonnet, in the Asturias ; 6. the first di-1
vision of the rear-guard under the orders of General
Serras ; 7. aR the troops in garrison or stationed in ;
the contiguous provinces. The Duke of Istria will
commend the whole.
PERNES, JANUARY to.
(EXTRACT OF A PRIVATE LETTER.)
• On the 18th instant the Duke of Abrantes received
orders to reconnoitre, with a part of his corps, towards
Rio Mayor, where the enemy were established. We
. began our march, and on the 19th at noon our troops
had passed the Rio Mayor. His Excellency, who
wished to personally ascertain the enemy's force, and
the kind of troops of which it was composed, ad-
vanced towards the sharp-shooters, on a small emi-
nence by which they were concealed from him. He
had scarcely ascended it when he received a shot,
fired by one of the sharp-shooters, which broke the
lower part of his nose, and lodged between the cheek
. bone and the nose. it is the opinion of the surgeons,
that his Excellency will not be disfigured, or suffer
any of the inconveniences to be apprehended from
ch a wound.

I open my letter to inform you, that the Duke of
Ahrantes has consented to have an operation per-
formed en him. The ball has been extracted. His
.xcellency must hare suffered a great deal, but no
bad consequences are Apprehended from the opera-
tion ; so we are assured by the Surgeon in Chief, and
those of the regiments that were present. The pa.
tient. is actually sitting at his fire-sule, and feels but
little pain-
London, England, 1811-02-26

GRAND SOUTHERN CANAL.

A GENERAL MEETING of the SUBSCRI-
gERS Wilt he I.eld the,Gty of London Tavern, Bishops.,
izte oreet, on Tlihrsc!ay, the 28th of February instant, at Tsvet?e,
a' Noon. Lord EliKll,l2 will take the Chair precisely at One
&Cluck. , SW FYI' and STOKES, Solicitors, Temple.

CANAL PROPER'I I,endVAUXHALL I3RiIGE SHARES.
To be SOLD by AVC I'ION, by Mr. SCUI-1-,
At the Mart, on Friday, Maw% 1, at Twelve t' Clock,
A SWANSEA HARBOUR BONDor ASSIGN-
NIENT of C UO, bearing I ttrest at five per Cent. well
sec.:red, and regularly 'paid half yearly ; Rochdale, Lancaster,
Thane, and Medway ; Kennet and Avddl ; Croydon, BaSingsteke,
and Grand Union Canal Shares. Also twenty Shares in the in-
tended Vauxhall Lridge.
Particulars at l-iatchett's Hotel, Piccadilly ; at the Mart; and
bf Mr. Scott, 48, New Bridge-street.

It4IDDLES EX.

ONE HUNDRED CAPI I'AL ELIVI;OAK, CHESNUT, And
WALNUT TIMBER 'MBE's, of large Dimensions.
TO BE SOLD BY AIM HUN,
On Thursday the :ich of February instant,
kt the 'New rack Horse, Turnhani Green, batween dm hours
of 3 and ti,iti th. afternoon In the following Lens, viz.
Lot I.}-a-ry ELM TREES, marked 0 in nlite
paint.
/30 Ditto - - - ditto >4 ditto.
!et E. 6 Spanish Chesnut Ditto ditto Ito 6 ditto.
2 Oak Ditto ditto 1 and 2 ditto.
Lets :1 and 4. 'foveiv^ Walnut Trees dittu 1 to 12 dittO.
The above most valualle 'limber Is row standing in the
Grounds of Grove House, Chiswick, near adjoining the Banks of
the Thames, and is Well worth the attention of Ship.builelers,
Gun-atock. Makers, Timber Dealers, and others.
Fa view the same al.ply to Mr. Joseph Vickers, at the Lodge,
Grove House, Chiswick, where catalogues and pal ticalars may
be laitel ; as also at the Pigeons Inn, Breinford ; Greyhound.
Greenwich; --- Inn, Wandsworth ;
.Angel 1.33, Blackman-
street, Borough ; at Garraway's Gut-fee-house, Change alley, Corn-
bill; at Mr. James's Ofke, New Boswell.caurt, Lincoln's-Inn.
London; and at the place of sale.
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London, England, 1811-02-26

OAK TREES.
TO BE SOLD.BY AUCTION- -By Mr. KNIGHT,
At the Btu Inn, Devices, on Friday next, March 1, 1811,

it Threio'Clock,.P„M:

riOUR Nondrecl and,. Forty.nnie !Fine Meadow
is Oak Trees, and Three ikalout s of superior quality, and
tr.-"riting attention for Naval purposes, with their Lops, Tops,'
and Bark, as now standing on sev'cral Farms, at and near Sand-
ruke Hill, h! the Parish of Melkshant, W:rts, and on a Farm.
taped Rook's \est, near Chippenhant.
N. B. Thegreatest part of Oil 'limber stands particularly efi-
stile. The Wilts aid Berks Canal patting through the different
Farms; and the Kennet and Avon Canal, which is now open
from Bath to London, being at a short distance, otttith an easy
ccermunication by good roads,
The Tenants will skew the Timber. _ _ _

Printed Particulars may be had of Mr. Knight, No. r I, Budge-
Tow; London I Pack Horse Inn, Bath ; Mr. Long's Library,
Broad-mead, Bristol; Messrs. Brodie and Co. Saii-ibury ; King's
Anne, and Bear Inns, MelkshaM ; of the d ffeaent Tenatioi ; at
the Office of Mr. W. SAlmon, and at the Auctioneer's, Devizes.

DARTMOU I'H-STREET, WES*I MINSTER.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,

THE LEASE of a capital Family RESIDENCE,
situate in Dartmouth-street, Westminster, conunanding a
vitAi over Sr. James's Park. Larly
_possession play b had.
Ttr particulars, with Tickets fof viewing, apply to Messrs.
Y. S. and J. Payiner, Surveyors, Coleman-street.
London, England, 1811-11-04

GOTHIC ARCHITECTURE.
This day Isere published, in royal two. with a View of Rheims.
Cathedral, I boards'
N HISTORICAL SURVEY' of the ECCLE-
S kS FICA', ANTIQUITIES of FRANCE, with a view
to illustrate the Rise and Progress of Gothic Architecture in
Europe.—By the late Rev. G. D. WHIT TINGTON. •
Printed for J. Taylor, at the Architectural Library, No. 59,
High Holborn.
Where may be had, just published,
Dr. Milner's Treatise on the Ecclesiastical Architecture of the
Middle Ages, with ten illustrative plates, royal octavo, price 151.
boards.

This day was published,
. In small octave for a pocket-book, neatly printed by Hensley,
price 74. sewed, or in boards,
I'ABLES for the PURCHASING cf ESTATES
Freehold, Copyhold, or Leasehold, Annuities, &c. and for
the renewing of Least. held under Cathedral Chttrches, Colleges,
or other Corporate Bodies, for terms or years certain, and for
Erma. Together with several useful and interesting Tables, con-
nected with the subject. Also the Five Tablos of Compound In-
terest.—By W. INWOOD, Architect and Surveyor.
Printed for J. Taylor, at the Architectural' Library, No. 39,
nigh Holborn.

VALUABLE ES rATES, SOMEItt:ETSHILLE.
TO BE SOLD B 7 AUCTLON, in Lots,
On .Wednesday, the h 'day of Decnber next, it the Down Ina, In the Cp n
ounty of Somerset (unLis dis
poled of by Private Contract, in one Lot),
r riiE MANOR, and ADVOWSON WAL-1
TON, midi the ganiion House, Castle, Lath;', Pleasure
Grounds, Plantatidns. and Gardens, and sundry }Alter Eau, I
surrounding the same, rOutaining in the Whole about I tiS Ac.'es
of Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and Woad Land. Also the e-
version in fee of several valuable Einar., held on Lease, Lie I
Lives, sltintte in the Parishes of Yatton, Kenn, and liewish.
'I his very eligible property is situate in a beastiful country,
&boos twelve miles from Bristol, twenty trom Bath, eighteen
from Wills, sod port if it adjoins the *ism' Channel for a con-
siderable ettent. The Mansion House is completely furnished,
and possession will be given on the completion of the purchase.
Descriptive particulars are preparing, and may be bad of Mr . '
Tyndale, Solicitor, Lincoln's-inn fields, London, where a plan
may be seen ; of Mr. Charlron,Land Agent and Surveyor, Stour-
ton, near Mere, Wiltshire; and of Mr. Pain, Solicitor, Hunt-
, spill Court, near Bridgewater, of either of whom Tickets may be
had for viewing the House, and the respective Tenants will chew
the Estate.
London, England, 1811-11-04

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REBUILDING OF DRURY-LANE THEATRE.
ALLTersons having Claims upon the Old 'rhea.
trical Property, which have not already been before the
Committee, are requested to send an Account of such Clams
itithout delay, addressed to the Chairman, at Peter Moore's,
leg. Great George-street, Westminster.
Subscriptions continue to be received at the under-menden:me
Bankers.—
Istlessis„ Barclay, Tritton and Co.
Hoare, Hill, and Bat nets.
Robarte, Curtis, and Co.
Smith, Payne, and Co.
Hoares, and Co.
Gosling, and Co.
Child, and Co.
Coutts, and Co.
Wright, and Co.
Drummond, and Co.
Biddulph, Cocks, and Ce.
Davison, Noel, and Templar.
Jklorland, Ransom, and Co.
lierries, and Co.
Birch, and Co. .
Dorrien,Magens, and Co.
and at Messrs. klanimersieys and Co.'s Pall-mall, Bankers to the
Subscribers.
It is a Joint Stock Company, the Subscribers are liable only for
the amount of their Shares subscribed.
A Subscription of five Shares of £5OO entitles the Subscriber
.to a Personal Free Admission. All such Subscribers are at li-
berty to name any Lives they may think fit, previous to the
^ing of the Tbutt e.


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London, England, 1811-02-28

SHEERNESS, FEBRUARY es.

Wind S.W. blows very hard—Sailed his Majesty's
ship MERMAID to the Downs.—Went on the graving
slip for repair the Poonnous sloop of war.—Came out
of dock the WATCDFULL, and came into dock the
BOLD gun-brig.

CHATHAM, FEBRUARY 24.
Tuesday next the HELDER will be put out of dock.
The CoLossus will remain till next spring tides, when
she will be completed and put out.—The FREYA sailed
yesterday for the Nore.
London, England, 1811-02-28

DEAL, FESRUARY 26.

Wind S. S. W.—Remain his Majesty's ships, and
the outward bound as per last. —Arrived the Tim- I
MENDOUS man of war from Portsmouth, and the Pao.
VIDENCE armed ship, with a convoy from Cork, which
are sailed for the River.—Sailed the VANGUARD man
of war for Sheerness.
FEBRUARY 27. Arrived and sailed for the River,
the Fairlie extra East Indianian ; also arrived the DE-
FENCE man of war, from Plymouth. Came down
from the River, a large fleet of outward-bound.—
Wind W. N. W.
London, England, 1811-02-28

YARMOUTH, FEBRUARY 26.

Sailed for Heligoland the MARY hired cutter with
dispatches, and the King George packet for Harwich.
Arrived the CALLIOPE sloop from a cruize, and the
P.►z schooner from the harbour, bound to Portsmouth.
Remain ships of war as per last.—Wind S. W. fresh
breeze.
London, England, 1811-02-28

LEITH, FEBRUARY 15.

Saturday afternoon, the Royal Bounty, and Raith,
and yesterday the Thomas and Ann, and William
and Ann, went out of Leith harbour to the Roads,
all bound to Davis .Straits. The smack Thames,
Dicic, arrived in the Roads this morning, from Lon-,
don.-10 A. M. The STRENUOUS gun-brit; is coming
into the Roads, supposed with dam.q.ve, having cnly
sailed on the 19th inst. The Sprightly, R. SUTHER-
LAND, master, from London to Leith, went on shore
on Monday last upon the Gunflect Sand ; but by the
assistance of the Leith, Mr. MiLusit, it is said, she
got off on Thursday, and is supposed to have gone
1 into Harwich with damage.

In consequence of applicatinn to the Admiralty for
some vessels to be stationed off the mouth of the river
St. Mary, for the protection of ships employed in con- I
vying timber, direc:ions have been given to Admiral I
SAwalat, at Halifax, to take proper ineasures for car-
rying that purpos% into full effect.
The General R6mana, from Cadiz for Vera Cruz,
was taken and destroyed by the Duke of Dantzic pi i-
; vateer, previous to the 4th of Decembr.
Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the
East-India House, when the under-mentioned Corn
manders took their final leave of the Court, previous
to departing for their respective destinations, viz.

Captain J. G. Crabb, Lord A. telville ; Captain L.Dale, ;Area:-
113:11; Captain J. Janirsor, tatreral zituart ; Brooki,
Devayne,; Captain .I...l\4'lasgart, Ocran—N:a.lms a.t.l Bengal.
Captain It Chr stop!..er, Pulteuey ; Cap:ain Merl-
lock, Cambridge-1\ ladeira, Madras and Berlal.
CaptainW. Crowder, Lowther Castle; Capt. J. Loch, Charles
Grant; Captain J. Dalrymple, Nlarquis of Lly ; Cartainl:Ywet:-
dale, Perbeverance ; Captait. G. L. Brown, Warrtti timaings—
Chints

The under-mentioned C zptains were sworn into the
command of their respective ships
:
Cap:ai❑ Junes, Warren 1-I;scingge of moo tans; Captai&
Templer, Baring—Peng:l direct.
Capuin Leech, Retreat—Madeira and Bengal.
Captain Le Blanc, Marquis Welleslq—Cellon and Bengal.
The Court adjourned at six o'clock till to-morro
London, England, 1811-02-28

LIVERPOOL.

General TAP.I,ETON obtained leave to bringin a Bill for
Improving and enlarging the Town of Liverpool.
BRITISH FISHERY.
A Bill Was brought in, and read a first Hme,for Incorporating
the British Herring and Cod Fisheries Company.

SALARIES TO FOREIGN MINISTERS.
Mr. LEACH gave notice, that be would on Monday move
(or have to bring in a Bill to explai2 :tut amend to much of an
Act passed last Session as relates to the Salaries to Foreign Mi-
nisters.

CATHOLIC SOLDIERS.
Mr PARNELL pve notice that he would, on an early day,
move for Copies of the Orders issued to prevent Offiers in the
Army from compelling Roman Catholic Soldiers to attend places
of Protestant worship.
London, England, 1811-02-28

DIAMONDS AND MARLS,

nENIS JACOB begs leave to inform the Public,
that he continues to give the Full Value in Ready Money
f'r DIAMONDS and PEARI.S, at No. 32. Cockspor•atreet,
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Charing-cross, opposite the Cannon Tavern.

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A GREAT FALL. ON TAISI4 LINENS.
TRISH LINENS are much cheaper than ti!try have
been for several Years.—The Public supplied with Shier
Pieces, ac the Wholesale Prices, at the LINEN CO.'..
No. 4, (South-side of) Bloomsbury-square, which is their only
H011iA! in London.—No article sold but Irish Linen, and not less
than a Piece of 21 Yards. Each Piece is (as usual) warranted as
to fabric and to be bleached on the grime.; and the money trt be
returned if a fault appears..--Orders executed punctually. Cash
for Bank of England Notts. J. O'BRIEN, Agent to
No. 4. Bloomsbury-square. the Company.

13E51' WAX CANDLES, at 48s. per Dozen,
SPERMACELI Ditto 425. per Dozen.

I: ELL, Manufacturer, No. 1, Charing-Cross, next
IN- deur to Northumberland House, begs leave to acquaint the
Nobility and those families in general be has had the hot,our to
save for a number of years, that he has reduced the price of his
bi..t Was Candles and Spermaceti ditto, es. per dozes each, and
all orders be may be favoured with, will be attended to with the
u:•.e punctuality as usual.—Carriage Lights of all sorts.

MARGATE.
TO *INE AND BRANDY MERCHANTS.
TO BE LET, with immediate Possession,

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A N extensive Range of VAULTS, with a corn-
-- modious DWEI.LiNG-HOUiE attachwl mit, abounding
with Conveniencies; has been used in the above hoe between XL,
aiiil 30 years; the Counting-house in the Isom of the Cellars ;
s.iproed to he the best situation in Margate, adjoining and un-
der Benison's Library. No Fixtures or St. ck required to be
taken ; h e been unoccupied about a tot might.
For Particulars enquire of Mr. Bettis" Cross-Keys, Wood-
street, Cheapside, any tittle To-morrow atto. 'two or
at his ohrary, Harley-square, ISilarLate.—Nane but peraons of
respectability need apply.
London, England, 1811-02-28

N4IVAL INTELLIGENCE.

TORBAY, FEB. 2S.
The outward bound fleet still remains. In the gale
of last Thursday, when they bore up for this port, se-
veral of the convoy parted, and on their arrival here
found there were 16 sail of the transports missing,
two of which have arrived at Plymouth, and the re-
mainder, it is hoped, wi!l find their way either there
or into Torbay—several are now in sight, which is
supposed to be them.
FP& 26.—Still remain here the convoy as per last.
It was expected the vessels that were in sight last
evening were the part of the convoy that were mis-
sing, but this morning they prove to be his Majesty's
hired ship the HUMBER with a small convoy from
Portsmouth, bound to Ireland, put in by contrary
winds.

PLYMOUTH, FEBRUARY 2S.
Put back by contrary wind the ALPHEA cutter with
the four transports which sailed with her yesterday.
The transports sailed this afternoon, under convoy of
the MULLET schooner. The PRINCESS CummorrE

frigate, which sailed yesterday, also put back again in
the night, but sailed again this afternoon, in company
with the LiGnrNtNG, 18 guns,' on a cruize, and the
Fairlie East Indiaman, under convoy of the LAPWING
cutter, for the river Thames.—Arrived, the Eliza
packet, Captain SIMPSON, with a mail, in 12 days,
from Cadiz—two military officers came home passen-

gers in the Eliza.
FEBRUARY 26.—A1l hopes of getting off the ANE-
'men trite are now abandoned—she has a large
hole in her bottom, and the sea makes a fair breach
over her. It is expected she will go to pieces in a few
hours, as it now blows hard. The Charles privateer
has detained and sent in here the Prussian brig Jann
Anna Maria, with a cargo of logv•ood, bound to Havre
de Grace. The French General D'llEsns, and his
Lady, sailed from here yesterday evening, in the
Morning Star cartel, for Morlaix. Arrived the WEA-
ILE schooner from Torbay; the Mnithr-onooax, 74.
guns, Scriron of 18, and hos frigate, from a cruize
off Brest, driven in by the strong gales. Sailed the
DEFENCE, 74 guns, for the Downs.
The unfortunate Mediterranean and Lisbon convoys
still remain wind-bound at Falmouth.—Wind W.
London, England, 1811-02-28

PORTSMOUTH, FEBRUARY 26.

Arrived his Majesty's ship TYRIAN from a cruise.
The UNDAUNTED frigate takes convoy for Spain, Por-
tugal,
and the Mediterranean.—Wind westerly.
FEBRUARY 27.—Sailed a convoy for the Downs ;
and were joined off Dunnose by a fleet from Lisbon,
under convoy of his Majesty's ship POICTIERS, of 74
guns, Captain BERBSPORD the Beet have gone for
the Downs ; the POICTIERS has come) into harbour—
they sailed from Lisbon on the 2d instant, but bring
no news of importance.—Arrived the Wildman, f om
Jamaica, after a very boisterous passage. She sailed
the 29th December, in company with the Hopewell,
for Glasgow, and parted four days afterwards.
London, England, 1811-02-28

UNIVERSITT INTELLIGPNCE.

OXFORD, FEBRUARY 23.

Yesterday, Mr. Henry Shrubl44llf the county of Surrey, and
of Si. 11 lin's college, and Mr. 7 honsas Arnold, of the couLty of
Hants, were admitted schol-rs olC..,rrus Christi college.

F.CCLP,IMTICA,C PROMOTInNg.
Rev. Whittington Landon, ti.D Provost of Worcester college,
in this university, is appointed to the place or dignity of Yrebetid
in the Cathedral Church of Norwich.
Rev. Richard Michell, B.U. Fellow of Wad:win College, in this
university, to the Vicarage of Eastwood, B.•.ex.
'Rev. Charles Augustus Steitart, M.A. Re Ltor of Rawmarsh,
and Vicar of Braithwill, Yorkshire, to the Rectory of Evrhurst,
Surrey.
Rev. Win. Brown, of Franilingham, to the Rectory of Strat-
ford St. Andrew, Suffolk.
Rev.ut.
hmo Dr. Garnett, to the lectureship of Saint Andrew's, Ply-
Tuesday the 6th instant, Mr. David Russel,preacher, from the
Relief Presbytery of Glasgow., was eirrlaineil to the pastoral charge
of the Rclief Congregation of Colin,burgli.
London, England, 1811-08-19

• NORFOLK.
TO BE. SOLD BY PRIV ATE CONTRACT.
ADESIRABLE DWELLING-HOUSE in
good repair, pleasantly situated on the North end of Bach-
lymoor Common, within a mile of East Derehant, late in the oc-
cupation of Mr. S. Emms, with a good brick-built tarn, Stable,
Dairy, and Out,botties, an Orchard, Gardens, and V.! Acres of ex-
cellent Pasture and Arable Land adjoining the House, with an
extensive common right. Possession at Mitis telmas.
For further particulars apply to Thomas Smith, Esq. Solicitor,
East I)ereham.
110 LET a good FAMILY HOUSE, in complete
2- repair, fit for immediate occupation, with Coach-house,
two-stall Stable and Kitchen Garden, delightfully situate at
Twickenham, close to the River side, consisting of 1 large En-
trance Hall, Dining-Item, Drawing-room, two best Bed-rooms,
with. Dressing-rooms, tour good Attics, Housekeeper's-room,
Kitchen, Butler's Pantry, and Wash-house detached. The Fur-
niture, which is chiefly modern, and of trifling value, to be taken
at R fair valuation.
For terms and tickets to view, apply at the Office of Messrs.
Sloper and Heath, Solicitors, Mantague-street, R ussell.square.
London, England, 1811-08-19

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, July 26, 1811.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA.
JESTY's ORDNANCE, as hereby give Notice,

That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall Mall, on
er before Friday, the 2'd day of August next, from such persons
as may be wiling co untlertake the sepply of COALliViheeice
of this Departmeat, for a period of one year.
The Coals must be of the description denominated Adair's
Main Eighton Moor, or Coals equal thereto i■ quality and good-
/less ; and will he required to be delivered free of every expense
(except the King', du:y), either on shore or into vessels or craft,
at any place in the River Thames, end at Faversham, or any port
or place in the River Medway, at the option of the Principal Of-
ficer,. And further Particulars, together with the Terms and
Conditions of the Contract, may be known, upon application at
the Secretary, Office, in Pall Mall aforesaid, any day, between
the hour, of Ten and Four o'clock, where the Proposals must be
delivered, waled up, and endorsed" Proposals for Coals ;" but no
l'roposal can be admitted after the said 23d day of August, at
Twelve o'clock at noun the same day ; neither will any tender be
noticed unless the party making it, or an agent in his behalf, shall
attend. By Order of the Board,
R. H. CREW, Socrwary.
London, England, 1811-08-19

ECCLF.SIASTICA 1. PROMOTIONS.

Rev. E. Moises, M.A. is appointed to the vicarage of Hart-
cum-Hartlepool, Cumberland, vacant by the resignation of the
Rev. R. Ridley.
Rev. George Stone, M.A. to the Rectory of Garboldhham,
Norfolk.
Rev. Charles Jervis, M.A. Domestic Chaplain to the Duke it
Cambridge, and late Scholar of Trinity College, to the itec,nry
of Kenchester, Herefordshire.
Rev. A. S. Wade to the vicarage of St. Nich. la-, Warwick,
vacant by the deux of rite Rev. John Miilan.
London, England, 1811-08-19

MARRIED.

At the Manse of Kiltearn, on the St6th of July, 7'. S. Trail),
M.D. to Mrs. Watson, dauzlner of the Rev. Dr. Robertson, of
Kiltearn. . _

Rey. Edward Rowdeo, M.A. fellow of New College, Oxford,
and Vicar of lilghworth, N'iltUtire, to Elizabeth, youngtbt
daughter of the late Rev. Nathan Wetherell, D.D. master of Uni-
versity College, and Dean of Hereford.
Rev. 'llamas Nottage, of Soutkwold, Suffolk, to Sarah, third
daughter of the Rev. Wm Parry, of Wymoodity
Rev. W. Worth, of Wrexham, Denbighshire, to Mtex Sadler,
of the time place.
London, England, 1811-08-19

IT is worthy observation the numerous Cases that
have succeeded by the use of SPILSBURY'S PATENT
. _ .

Alf I'ISCORBUTIC DROPS • and the following remarkable in• i
, ce occurred in a middle,44listantan who applied for their
.. at the Dispospry, 1.5, Soho.square, Londor.. She s.onsplained
01.
great debility and nervous irritation, appetite bad, with a ge-
neral depression of breathing ; her case not being well undet stood,
she had tried palliatives without any success. She took the Medi-
cine, though the Proprietor stated the improbability of its being ,
of service ; in a mouth she walked from Lambeth, having reco-
vered her strength and appetite, and increased bee pulse from the
depressed state it had been hi. Now this effect can only be ac-
counted fur by the medicine regulating the stomach and d.ges-
don, and exerting the powers of the habit. In deep-seated ab-
scesses of the joints, the change it produces in the general health,
excites the best hopes in those most distressing cars. In erup-
tions, scrophulaocurvy, rheumatism, &c. its effects are generally
acknowledged.
As there are numerous counterfeits, please to ask for Spilsbury's
'Patent Andscorlsutic Drops,with the King'sduty priutedtablack
ink, In bottles et ss. lid. double bottles ins and larger Xi 2s. duty
ncluded. Compound Essence es. Sold at the Dispensary, 15,
Soho•squire„ London.
London, England, 1811-08-19

DEAL, AUGUST 11.

Arrived yesterday his ivtlesty's ship Cantrrtas
VIITH, from off Flushing.—Sailed the TRICKS,' gr
brig for off ditto ; the Decor cutter, with a con.
of outward-bound, for Portsmouth; and Amara,
gua-brig, for ditto.
London, England, 1811-08-19

PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST 18.

Arrived his Majesty's ship AMERICA, from of Cher.
bourg ; the PARTRIDGN, from the Downs ; and the
ANT schooner, from a cruize.—Sailed th • SEINE fri-
gate, for Halifax, acc ; DIADENt and ELEANOR, tor
Plymouth ; and the WOOLVERIbiII, with convoy, fur
Lisbon.--Wind E.S.E.
London, England, 1811-07-01

CAPTURE OF BANDA.

Captain HUDSON arrived this morning in a chaise
and four at the Admiralty, with the official confirma.
lion of the Capture of the Island of Banda from the
Dutch, in the East Itidiet. We have before noticed
this agreable intelligence, which reached us through
another channel. Captain Huasou has brought with
hint the colours of two forts which surrendered on the
above occasion. The dispatches are from Admiral
DRURY, in the East Indies, and were brought over
by his Majesty's ship BARRADOIS, which arrived at
Portsmouth yesterday ; sailed from Madras the 20th
of February ; left the Cape of Good Hope the 22d
April, arrived at St. Helena the 6th May, and ...aced
from thence the same evening. TheW*&•+gf Ca.srLE,
outward-bound, arrived at Sr. Helena the 6th May.
All was tranquil at Madras when the BARIIADOES left
that place.
London, England, 1811-07-01

ADVICE.
WHEN Men of 'Education and professinnal skill
persevering endeavours to discover the most safe and
certain method of treating a few prevailing bleseaes, the wane-
iul result of their experience is thabeat proof of superiority.
Messrs. Cif/SS and Co. Amnions, have been indcted to make
the cote of the following the object of their particular study, viz.
a certain Disorder, frequently contracted in a moment Unitas'-
, cation, and its concomttants, Mrict ores and Glean, which, by
an improved plea, are speedily and effisatually cared ; aR also de-
bility, whether arising Irani Bacchanalian Indulgences, tang retie
duce in warns crinates, or a sclera solliary vice, stio"often un-
happily pursued by the yowthefkoth sexes, in the one
sterility or barrenne ;s,and in the ot)ter a numerous train of nets;
vows diseases, which, if MS dandy remedied, termhate :11 1411,
' pen elle° and Consumption. In that &anteing state ado:Anti.
deficiency, whether the cousequace of such benefid habits, ei
arising from any other came, by which the tivti.ra of the wised.
union become enfeebled, as regularly educated gargeints ci I%pal.
don, they taw a firm, safe, and speedy restoration to entuad.abd
vigorous health.
The rettik of a long and extensive practice has enals4c4 tiena,
bye superior method, to remove .gteneraal cornplaintiN however"
inveterate !or complicated, wobout subjecting tite'paeent fo
the least restraint in diet ezertive ; and le recent Cain
where an early application is made on discovery efeht inferthert,
, they freottently perforina core in the *host space of two days.
The unprecedented success of their made •ef treatment prtfich
has never-is-fen karown to fall In 'one sin& instance prac-
tice of f 5 years, daring which Terind many thulium: tisciums
of both sexes have been clureiC even after severe and injurious
mithods hal been pursued by mher Practitioners withouttiluct)e.
ioduCes them to thus publkl) offer their advice. .
Messrs.t(iOSS and Co. excludvely professing the cure of these
particular complaints, in order that they may not be marks:4loy
a mistaken few,. with the.ohloquy so justly attached to the igep.
rant empiric, think it but police to tbernselves to state, that they
hwee'boni rh istimatbd 4mi:initiated into every tirmigh.nt
the paafa" .toertifiniteatif Mitch, front difikrent hospitats, and
tenintoiiiinftien the meat entilsiiir Pbydeints4 they keit to coo.
since any inaisimr), that the success resulting livirn their endea-
vours fipt induced them to quit the previa of the general Preis.
tit loner, and they presume that their pretensions comtitute a lair
ground the unprecedented confidence with which the:, have,
by the pablic, been id liberally lsonoured.
Patients ity the country are vemiested to state the penicillin;
of their caw, age, and to:make being, imbuing a Bank Note.
I for advice and medicines, and the same will bo for warded to any
pert of the kingdom-100%1S and Co. Surgeons, 13, Bouvet*.
street, Fleet-street.
. .
London, England, 1811-07-06

Ibis day was published, price Is.6d.

• -
Dedicated to ViriWino Smith, Esq. M.P.
IELIGIOUS LIBERTY, the OFFSPRING of
AN- CHRISTIANITY. A Sermon,preached at Worslip•
street before the General Assembly of ;eneral Baptists, June 4,
1811. which, are added, the Schedules of Lord Sitimouth'd
Bill, together with the Kesoludons of the Ministers and Deputies
of the Protestant Dissenters.
By JOHN EVANS. A. M.
" May every Individual in the Church and oct of the Church,
Trinitari .11 a d Uniiarian, love his own Heresy less than Gtispet
Charity r —Bishop of LlandaE.
Also, the Fifth ardent of an Essay on Education, with a Chart
of Education. The Chart sold separately, Is.
Sold by J. Harris, St. Paul's Church-yard; Sherwood, Nedy,
and loom, Patenkolter-rtne; sod T. Wight, ths.lll, Beech-
am% Barbican.

CASES.
To Dr. SOLOMON, GILEAD-HOUSE, near LIVERPOOL.
SIR—An instance of the singular efficacy of your
Cordial Balm of Gilead, has fallen under my notice, which
merits general publicity. A man in this neighbourhood, about the
age of thirty, had the appearance of labouring under that most
dangerous disease, the Plithisis Pulmonalis, or Con-umption.
He had a considerable degree of hectic fever, profuse !IVA
sweats, expectorated much, and was rid iced to a state or ex-
treme debility. Having had the best medical advice he could
procure, witbsut obtaining relief, he had recourse to your Cor-
dial Balm of Gilead. For some time he perceived litt.e altera-
tion; but persevering in the use of this medicine, all the 'inf.,-
vourable symptoms gradually abated, and be has attained a vigo.
roue state of health.—Y our's respetfully,
Pontefract, April 2, 1811. , B. BOOTHROYD.
To Dr. SOLOMON, Gilead-House, near Liverpool.
Sia—About two years ago 1 laboured under a. violent nervous
complaint, attended with great weakness and loss of memory ;
was induced to try your Cordial Balm of Gilead, which I pur.
chased of your agents M. and R. Branthwaite, Booksellers, in
Kendal, and very soon found the happy effects which it pro-
duced. by bring restored to my farmer art ength and mono: y.
I have a with to make this case public, but motives of delicacy
prevent my name being inserted. Any person %v.:shins to be in-
formed of further particul4s, may have ample Information, and
a proper address, by applying to Mesas. Branthwaite.
Ilawkshead, April 5, 1811. M. Ss
Extract of a Letter received by Dr. SOLOMON, Liverpool,
From Mr. I E. PuiLLtesote, Brighthelmeton, the 12th of Sep.
London, England, 1811-07-06

In a few days will be published,

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Handsomely printed in One Volume, Octavo, pr:ce in boards 7s.
LETTERS, Elegant, Interev,ing, and Evangelical,
illustrative of the Author's amiable Character, and develop-
ing many circumstances of his History, not generally known.
Never before published.
By JAMES HERVEY, M A.
Late Rector of We3ton Faxen and Collingtree, Northampton-
'bite; Author of 'rheron and Aspasio, Meditations, Contem-
plations, kr.
Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, N 0.62, St. Paul's Church-
yard; sold also by J. Hatebard, No. 190, Piccadilly.
Of whom may be had,
Mr. Hervey's Works, handsomely printed in Seven Volumes,
aro. price ih beards .C 2. 2s.

This day was published, in 1 large vol. Ilvo. price in boards, 111.
a new Edition, being the sixth, of
A KEY to the OLD TESTAMENT and APO-
CRYPHA; or an Account of their eeeral BO,lza, their
Contents, and Authors, and of the times iu which they were re-
spectively written.
HT the Rev. ROBERT GRAY, D.D. Prebendary of Durham.
Printed for F. C. and J. Rivingto.i, No. 6.. e, St. Paul's Church-
yard; sold also by J. Hatchard, No 190, Piccadilly.
Of whom may be had, by the sane Author,
1. Discourses on various Subjects, illobtrative of the Evidence,
Influence, and Doctrines of Christianity. price 6s.
2. Ser:nons on the principles upon which the Reformation of
the Church of England was established; preached at the Hamp-
ton Lecture 111.17%, tie.
S. Letters Attiring the coarsen( a Tour through Germany, Swit
zerland, and Italy, in 1791 and 1792. With reflections on the
Monsen, Literature, and Rellgion of those countries, 6s.
London, England, 1811-07-06

TU BE SOLD (IN FEE) BY AUCTION,

On Wednyday, the 7tit day of August, 1811-, at the Eicbange
Coffee-Room, Basted, between the hours of one and two, un-
less (apposed of In the mean time by Private Contract,

•
ARNOS VALE, the late residence of P.. 1. Wons.l
LET, Esq. deceased, within one mile of Bristol; consist-
ing of an excellent House, which contains a large dining-room,
drawing-room, library, breakfast and other parlours, house-
keeper's room, butler's and other pantrits, spacious kitchens,!
with a st-Melent number of bed-rooms and dressing-rooms fur a
large and genteel family, and all kinds of useful and convenient
offices, attached and detached, with plenty of fine water; a wall- I
ed and other gardens, huge hot-house and gran-house, and ab,lit
44 acres of very rich meadow land and orchard in a rirg-fence, I
beautifully wooded, and nearly encircl.d by a walk and shrub-
beries, commanding picturesque and extensive views of the wind-
ings of the River Avon, and the surrounding country.
Great part of the premises are free froth tythe and land-tax,
and the whole has a communication with the two great turnpike
roads leading from Bristol to Barb, and front Bristol to Wells,
and form a delightful and healthy residence.
The purchaser may be accommodated with a considerable part
of the purchase-money for serserol yean, on the,socurity of the
Estate.
The premises may be viewed any day front eleven till three,
with admission tickets only: Apply for particular} and tickets,
to Messrs. Morpn and Lived, Solicitors, Sinalbstreet, Bristol.
Sealed Tenders for purchase by pirate contract, be kit at
Morgan and Liivett's Office, onor before the 211dvol ltdy next.

WWI WATER AT LONDON BRIDG d TO-MORROW.
..... . minutes after 2
MIMING imam a..n...M.........r 16 minutes safer S
I
London, England, 1811-07-06

tember, 1810.

A Gentleman from Cuckfield, called on me this day, saying
he had been afflicted for some peers with a nervous complain,
which had reduced him to a most dreadful state, and had applied
to seeeral professional Gentlemen in vain ; at length he was re-
commended to the Cordial Balm of Gilead, on taking a small
bottle of which he found great benefit, and on taking see more
small and one large bottle, he was completely restored to his for-
mer state of health. I remain, Sir, your obedientservane,_

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J. B. PHII.I.IPtioN.
Extract of a Letter ftom Mr. W. Mows, jun. Chepstow, ce
W. &mosso'', Gilead• Howe, near eretook
Sta—Mr. Smith's daughter, of liton, near Chepstow, three
or four months ap, was so dangerously ill that hi.? life was de-
spaired of, being severely afflicted with that dangerrias and alarm-
ing complaint, ,St. Vitus's Dance, for which various remedies
were tried without benefit; at last she applied to me for one
bottle of the Cordial Balm of Gilead, after the taking of which
she called again at my shop, and assured ore, It had effectually
removed her disorder, and was of opinion' that one bottle more
would restore her to her usual state of health. I remain, Or,
your obedient termini, . W. MORRIS, Jun.
Chepstow, April fie, 1110.
The Cordial Heim of piked may be had et every Metsda►
Venders In the United tingdosn.

..a4O.

Nov
BRI FISH FIRE-OFFICE.
SURANCES due and parable at MIDSUMMI.I4‘
TN
'II: must be paid on or before the 9th Day of July.
Persons desirous of Insuring are requested, to apply to the Of-
fices in the Strand or Contbill, London, or to Agents in Great
Britain or Ireland ; awl ;lose wishing to increase their present
Insurances in consequ,nee of the advanced price .af all Building
Materials and Labour, are informed, that they may make such
increase without the exper.ce of new Policies.
Buildings, Furnlture,Merchandize, Shipt,Vessels, and all oiler
Property, akwell as FARMING STOCK, are insured against
FIRE by this Office, on the moat liberal T.:unsaid on the fairest
Principles.
Policies for Xsob, and upwards, Gratis.
FARNIIhIG S I'OCK. at the reduced price of 2s. per Cent.
RoBERT SKIF.I.TON, Sec.
London, England, 1811-07-30

PORTSNIOUTH, JULY 29.

Nothing arrived or sailed to-day but colliers.—
Wind N.W.

DEAL, JULY 29.

Arrived his Majesty's ship Ns-mett6.: and Oyu:m.l-,
.the former from oa rhishini4, the latter from off the
French coast ; and his Majesty's ship Ptioseutto, Isom
Heligoland. Wind N.E.
London, England, 1811-07-30

NATAL INTRLLICENCB.

FALMOUTH, JULY 21.
Into arrivals.—Sailed the Walsingharn packet with
the mail for Lisbon, and the Freeling packet with the
mail for Cadiz. The convoy under his Majesty's ships
MERCURY and hisran, bound for Lisbon, ac. are in
sight to the eastward ; the -ships from hence are pre-
Pat int; to juin them.—Wibd N.
London, England, 1811-07-30

SI-IFERNESS, JULY elf.

Sailed his Majesty's ships DAIING and TWEED,
with a convoy to the B.& ic. The next will sail about
'the l2th of August. Passed by for Chatham, the
SuccEss frigate. Arrived from the northward the
bisrxxxictortotsli—Wind N.N.W.
London, England, 1811-07-30

MI'LF.Y'S, WISTMINSTIA-BRIDGE.
r the inaned'ate Patronage of their Royal Highnesses the
• Friosqtriit-and Duke of York.
TO-MORROW, WEDNESDAY,Iy 31, at
Half-pst Six precisely, a Military Piece, called
LISI3ON ;
Or. CUNNING of WAR on the BANKS of the TAGUS.
Atter which, the popular Grand Naval, Military, Equestrian and
• Pedestrian Spectacle, called
THE TYRANT SARACEN,
AND THE NeBLE MOOR.
in which. piece Twenty Horses will perform surprising feats.
Divers. Exercises, by Twelve celebrated Equestrians.
A New Song, by Mr. Jones.
Ti which will be added, the favourite Pantomime, with exten-
sive mechanical changes, particularly the Flight of the little
Harleiluin round the douse of- the Theatre, Chandelle's, &c.
called
HARLEQUIN'S AMOUR,
OR JUPI.I ER AND EUROPA.
Places to he taki.n at the Amphitheatre from ten till three
o'clock, which cannot be kept after seven.
Doors open at Hal:-past Five; begin at Half-past Slx.—Half
Price, Half-past Eight.—Boxes, 2s.—Gal. Is.
tr..- This Evening the Tyrant Saracen, with Harlequin's
Amur; and on Mo•lday next, Harlequin in China.
London, England, 1811-05-02

SPORTINC INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING, 1811.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 1.
£5O by Subscription, for S-yr-rlds, 7st. Sib. 4-yr-olds, Ist. 111 b.
and 5-yr-olds, test. 41b. B. C.
Duke of Grafton's b. c. Pope, 4 )rs old 1
Lord Sackville's ch. c. Ringdove, s yrs old - 2

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Lord Darlington's b. c. by Sir Peter, 3 yrs old 3
3 to 1 on Pope.
Mr. Howorth's Invalid, Bst. 71b. beat Lord Grosvenor's Bea-
con°, Bst. Ab. M. 50gs.-6 to 4on Invalid.
Sweepstakes of 200 gs. each, b. ft. colts, Bst. 81b. fillies, Set. 31b.
Across the Flat, and rising 4 yrs old.
Mr. Ladbrokes b. c. Hephestion, by Alexander 1
Lord Jersey's c. by Sorcerer, out of Coarse Mary -
Mr. Lake's bl. f. Gramarie, by Sorcerer
The Port Stakes of 100 gs. each, h. ft. colts, Sst. 71b. and fillies,
Bst. 41b. not named in the Claret. T. M. M. The owner of
the second horse to withdraw his stake.
Mr. Wilson's brother to Sir David --
Lord Grosvenor's Donna Clara
Lord G. H. Cavendish Orange
Lord F. Bentinck's c. by Eagle

Even on Mr: Wilson's brother to Sir David.
The Newmarket Stakes of 50gs. each, b. ft. colts, Bst. 71b.
Sst. 21b. and rising yrs old. D. M
Mr. Andrew's bl. c. Trophonius, by Sorcerer 1
Ld G. H. Cavendi.h's br. c. by Trumpator, out of a sister to

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Bangtail -
Duke of Rutland's f. Sorcery, by Sorcerer, darn by Skycraper 3
Sir C. Bunbury's b. c. by Whiskey, dam by Trumpator, out
of Orange-bud - 4
Even on Trophonius.
Duke of Rutland's Momus, Itst. slls. beat Gen. Grosvenor's
Copenhagen, 7,4. 131 b. Across the Flat, 10egs. h. ft.-7 to 4on
Mornus.
Lord F. Bentinck's Asmodeus, Sat. Sib. beat Duke of Graf-
ton's c. by Walton, out of Blackberry, 6st. 41b. Two-yr-old C,
100 gs. h. ft.-6 to 4 agst Asmodeus.
Mr. Shaltespear's Tumbler, Sst, beat Major Wilson's Juniper,
sst. 31b. Ab. M. 100 gs. b. ft.-5 to 4 agst Tumbler.
Lord C. H. Somerset's Sunbeam, Sst. 51b. beat Ld Kinnaird's
Gundy, Sst. Last 3 miles of B. C. 100 gs. h. ft.-7 to 4on Sun-
beam.
London, England, 1811-05-02

TO SOLD Sv AUCTION,_

At the Star Ina' Pontefract, in the County of York, on Thurs.
day the iith day of May next,, bet weer the hours of three and
Ave o'c!o k in the afternoon, before the CominisAionet a nosier
a Contsuissi,in of Bankrupt awarded and kilned against John
Seaton, of Pontefract aforesaid, Banker, by order of the Asslr
mere, subject to sack conditions as shall be thou anti there
• produced ;
A LL that CAPITAL MESSUAGE or Mansion-
-1-1- how situate in the Haase Fair in Pontefract aforesaid, to-
geher with a CoacLshouse, Stables, and all other sultsrile and
convenient Offices of every description.
Also, a Gamlen, partly surrounded with a flues% brick wall,'
sheared immediately b :hind the same Premise, with Hot thoult4
and Stores candisig therein,. well furnished with Pines, Vines,
sad Peach Trees, re a Douaiking cuadiv ion, containing altogether
two Acre, or thereabouts.
Also, all that parcel of Meadow or Meanie, around, situate
behind the above described Premiss. and separated therefrom
by t'ee back Lone or Road, containing, by admeasurement, four-
teen Arils, or thereabouts, and commonly called the legs, corn-
prisitr, besides the Paddock, tastefully and conveniently laid oat,
a daunt-yard, with Cow-house, Sheds, and other conveniences.
Also, an Orchard and .Kitchen Garden, well stocked with
Fruit Trees and Vegetables; in the centre is a Cold Bath, well
with'elear water.
l'he above Land is partly Freehold and partly Lelsehold for
very long terms of years, subject to several out-payments amount-
ing altogether toltbout..Clo per annum.
' Also a Freeliokl Menuage or Taw:neat, and Farmstead, con-
taining a Barn, Stables, Dove Cote, and other Oat-buings, and
'about .70 Acres of Lanti(l9 Acres of which only are niter the
plough), Attlee it East Hardwick, about two mile front Ponte-
fract, and now is the accupation'of Mr. Ewbaok.
Also several other Closes of Ankle and Meadow Lend, Fan,-
taining about Acres, situate in Vast Hardwick 0941414 and
now in the occupathin of Mr. James Harrison.
The Land-tax oesbaaviele of the those Premises is relented,
agd the Vicarial cretin Rents are purchafed. • .

Also. several Penis lY Pontefiict, Clutch la yfrri resqvakat
altao9ne.
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Also a Horseitqe ow Brotherton Marsh.
' Also four Shiree in the risiodey Cave.
•Aloo four Shares/a the bonsasterll'ostine.
jilpo owe Uwe. is. the POltOlifri=• Gond §tood.
'And ,arso one-fourth pan of the ow of 22V0 se9wedepr.
Tolliof.Harddil Turnpike Road:
fOr hirther prefabs/tar agos any pan of lbw odd Pemba',
,srlay to ainCeiernas,,Ediciter,fleatstract.

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