PRINTED BY WILLIAM EDDOWES} CORN- MARKET, SHREWSBURY. N°- 841. Wednesday, V ' March 7, 1810. Price Sixpence Halfpenny This Paper is circulated in the most expeditious Manner through the adjoining'Counties of ENGLAND and WALES.— Advertisements not exceeding ten Lines, inserted at Five Shi/ lings and Sixpence each. SALES BY AUCTION SALES BY AUCTION SALES BY AUCTION A most capital well- bred Farming Stock, Hc. BY T. VAUGHAN, THIS AND THE FOLLOWING DAYS, At On the Premises, without the least Reserve, on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, the 7th, 8th, and 9th Days of k Mar'Clv 1810: - T ALL that well known, choicely selected and H' superior LIVE STOCK, IMPLEMENTS in HUS- f BANDRY, Dairy and Brewing Utensils, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, & c. belonging to Mr. W. BRADSHAW, of NEWTON, near Ellesmere, in the County of Salop, w ho is j ( retiring from the Farming Business : consisting of 14 well- j bred calving Cows and Heifers, 1 Barrens; .5 valuable Wag- \ gon Horses ; 4 Store Pigs ; one Waggon ( good as new) with 1 Iron Aims, 2 capital Coal Carts, with Iron Arms, not worse | than new, one Ditto, with Harvest Gearing complete, 2 • Broad- wherl Tumbrels, with Irort Arms; 1 Wheel and , | 2 Hand Ploualis. 3 Pair of Harrows, Land Roller; 5 Sets of : Horse Gears; Quantity of Bags and Hurdles, in Lots ; to- j * gel her with a large Assortment of other Implements in Hns- i bandry, Dairy and Brewing Utensils, neat and genuine i Household Furniture, 6cc. & c. Catalogues are prepared, and may be bad at the following , Places ; viz. White Lion, Shrewsbury ; White Horse, Wein , White Lion, Whitchurch ; Nag's Head, Wrexham ; While Horse, Overton; George, Oswestry; Boot, Whittington ; Red Lion, Cockshut; Oak, Ilanmer; on the Premises; Bridgewater Arms, Red Lion, and oftHB AUCTIONEER, Elles merc.— The Sale will commence ot ten o'Clock each Morn- ing, and will continue without Intermission, till the Lots of each Day are sold. The Auctioneer respectfully solicits the Attendance of the Public to the above Stock, the Cows being Young, well- bred, in high Condition, njion good Note, and choice Miikers. The ; t Horses are strong and powerful, steady Workers, quiet in Stable and Pasture.— The Implements in Husbandry will be found equal, if not superior, to any iu the County. The Dairy ] and Brewing Utensils, with the Whole of the Household Fur- ] niture, are iu a high State of Preservation. ] An excellent Farming Stock, ' Dairy Vessels, & c. 1 BY G. TAYLOR, On the Premises at WIRSW A LI., near Whitchurch, in the County of Salop, on Wednesday; the 2Stli Day of March, . 1810;" : ALL that young and valuable FARMING STOCK, IMPLEMENTS in HUSBANDRY, Dairy, I Brewing Vessels, & c. the Property of Mr. JOHN PARSONS, who is retiring trom the Farming Business: consisting of fourteen desirable in- call Dairy Cows, three valuable calvmg Heifers; one able Draught Horse, ( suitable for a R(> ad Wag. gon), one useful Ditto, ( either lor Saddle or Harness) ; seveial Sets of Gears, Crank aud Foot Chaios, long Cart and Gearing complete, one Tumbrel, two Ploughs ( nearly new), Pair of Harrows, Winnowing Fan, Laud Roller, I'ikels and Rakes, Wheelbarrow; an excellent large Cheese Tub, seveial Cheese Vats, large Churri, Quantity of English ' Oak Irou- bound Barrels, with several Dairy Utensils tco ' numeious for Insertion. * N. B. The above Cows are young and in fine Condition, and will tome in for early Profit; the Horses are stout And , active Workers; the Dairy and Brewing Vessels are chiefly * new, and in good Repair -— The Sale to begin exactly at Ten ' o'Clock, as the whole will be Sold in one DJy. \ LARGE AND VALUABLE Fanning Stock, Household Furniture, Hie. BY G. TAYLOR, • On Monday the 2nd, and Tuesday the 3rd Days of April, 1810; on the Premises at AGDEN, in the Parish of : Malpas, and County of Chester; ' A LL that voung and excellent LIVE STOCK, . J\. IMPLEM'ENTS ill HUSBANDRY, Dairy, Brewing t Vessels, and Part of the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, & c. f the Property of Mr. JOHN HENSHAW, who is quitting s his Farm: consistinz of sixteen Diiry Cows, calved and in- calf, four Barren Ditto, two yearling Calves, one handsome 2- year old Bull ; one Waggon Mare, in foal by that noted e Horse called the Farmer's Glory, two other Ditto ; five ^ Ewes iu lamb, and one Ram ; one in- pig Sow, two strong a Stores; one Harvest Waggon and Gearing complete, ( uearly e new), long Cart and Gearing, Plough, Pair of Harrows, Crank and Foot Chains. » . The Dairy Vessels, Household Furniture, & c. consist of s, large and small Mash Tubs, several English Oak Irou- boiiiid m Barrels, capital Cheese Screw and Horse, a Quantity of Milking Cans, ail Assortment of Cheese Vats, large Oak j. Cheese Plank, Stone Cheese Press, an excellent large Press Bedstead, three Stump Ditto, Oak Dining Tables, Dressing ie Tables, a number of Oak Coffets, large Oak Kitchen Table, n0 and Bench, large strong Oak Screens, several stout Kitchen es Chairs, large Iron Furnace and Bottom, Stone Cisterns and Pig- troughs, with numerous other Articles, too tedious for r| t Insertion, N. li. The Auctioneer begs Leave to acquaint the Public, — that the above Stock of Cows are chiefly young and well bred; 1"! notwithstanding the scanty Produce of the Farm, they are all in fine Condition, and such Milkers for Quantity and Quality, as can scarcely be equalled ; The Horses are full lit of Bone and Activity, steady Workers, and suitable for the Mil Farming Purposes. The Live Stock and Implements will es, be Sold the first Day.— The Sale to begin each Mornlug of at Ten o'Clock. . ill Oak Timber and Pole Coppice. ter BY W. LLOYD, 1 ™ j IN ONE LOT, SJ At the Coach and Horses Inn, in theTqwn of Shrewsbury, on Satnrdav, the 10th Day of March, 1810, between the. Hours of three and five in the Afternoon, subject to such Con- ditions as will then he produced : OAK TIMBER TREES, marked and num- I U bered with a Scribe; 43 CYPHERS, ditto ditto with O ; ten Acres of well- grown OAK POLES, 27 Years Growth, with the Underwood, situate ill Smethcott Coppice, in the Parish of Middle, in Ihe County of Salop, four Miles distant from the Shrewsbury Canal, anil the ltiver Severn. Mr. George Eley, al the Birchas, will shew the Coppice, See.— Further Particulars may be had of Mr. ASTERLEY, Shrewsbury, or Mr. Geo. BEAM, of Albion Hayes. N. B. All the Trees and Poles in the Coppice marked X with ted Paint are not to be sold. THIS DAY, At the Phoenix Inn, in Drayton in Hales, in the County of ~ . Salop, on Wednesday, the 7th Dav of March, 1810 : . AVALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate at TYRLEY, in that Part: of the Parish of Dravt'on in sob Hales which lies in the County of Stafford, late the property a ] of SAMUEI. DAVIES and PF. TEII DAVIES, Bankrupts, by Order of the Assignees, in the following Lots : y?( jp Quantity, be the jyj,. samn more or less. js p> L/' ts. Description. Nos. in Plan. A. It. P. fhirtv 1. TWO PIECES of LAND lying) Co„._ together, the one adjoining the/ 11. 24. and Twin Road leading from Sutton trA B. 25. 10 1 27 Horsi Drayton, being the most remote I ye; from Drayton \ el. s 0| 2. Two Pieces adjoining the last B. 22 & B. 23. 11 3 39 pweil 3. A Piece adjoining 15.12 11 3 19 SPm 4. Two Pieces adjoining said 1!. 12,/ B, 13. & „. 0.0 rir) s B. 22. and R. 25 S B. 21. * 5 2 19 p^ j 5. A Piece of Land adjoining the last? Hnrr mentioned Pieces £ » . - it) U J ^ 6. A Piece adjoining the last nen- k _ jq q 33 Scab " oned S Yelv 7. A Piece adjoining the last ( den- ) T. ndc tioued \ u" 10 0 ^ Whe 8. A Piece called the Gooseberry ) _ „ . Ti Leasow - 17 2 18 t Tl 9. A Cottage, Barns, and other") H, 5. ! j> a; r Buildings, with the Folds and / B. t>. I Appnrtenauees, and tliree Pisces S B. 7. - 36 0 1 one' and a small Patch of Land sur ( B. 9. j rounding the same j B. 27. • par, ! j 10. A Piece of Land lying on ' the 1 ' 1 Newport Road, and most remote V B. 1. - 10 3 36 : Che 1 from Drayton ) : j ' 11. The adjoining Pices B 2. - 10 2 8 ' • 12. The Piece adjoining B. 3. - 10 0 20 s|;, i'( 13. The Piece adjoining B. 4. - 11 2 39 C|, K • 14. A Piece of Land at Woodseaves 6 0 0 Kj' Lot 14 to be sold subject to a Right of getting Marliu ' ffr favour of the other Uits. j Kit) Plans of the above mentioned Lois arc left at the Bank of and B Messrs. JERVIS, DICKEN, and Co, Drayton, and at the Talbot plat > and Phcenix Inns; • and- with H. Z, JERVIS, Esq. Cheswardine; Has and JOSEPH LEE, Esq. Redbrook; and Messrs. LEE and San ! NICKSON, Solicitors Wem, of whom further Particulars may Fra , be had.— The Sale to begin at THREE U'GIOCK precisely. " he i; ; —.— — — Irot . f Wcll- selected Farming Stock, and Fat Ware, g snip BY WRIGHT AND SON, > On the Premises, at LITTLE BOLAS, way Wellington, in p** the County of Salop ; on Friday 16th, and Saturday 17th y of March, 1810; j rgpH£ truly valuable FARMING STOCK ft belonging to Mr. J. PODMORE, of Little Bolas, u aforesaid, who is changing his Residence: consisting of sixteen fine Dairy C- iws, calved and in- calf, two fresh barren Cp. ws, two 2- year old Bullocks, a good 2- year old Bull,; four !' excellent draught Ma^ es and Geldings, one Nag Mare, one an(] ' beautiful Bloiid Mare 5- years old, two 1- year old black Colts; | i| e v fifty Ewes, lambed a, nd in- Umb, fifty capital Fat Wethers, p , each in Lots, these Sheep are of the true Rylaud Breed; a a* fine Sow and ten Pigs, four store Pigs ;, one Waggon, one g( ij luting Cart, two Ploughs; two pair of Harrows, Lanil Roller, Gearing for four Horses, six Fodder Cribs, Malt- mill, one lirfce Stacfi Frame, large Stone Cistern, several Hog Troughs Drag and other Rakes, Forks, Yel^ es, Spades,' Mattocks, Pikes, Shovels, and all h- ind of Farming tjtemils; » lso a On j large Quantity of Dung, Straw, and Fodder. 1 of The FURNITUftE, consists of several Pairs of Bedsteads, 1 two Feather Beds, Bolsters and Bedding, several Sets of r joined, turned ami other Chairs, one easy Chair, Oak and J other D'iiiug and Dressing ' I ables, Pillar and Claw Stands, n. several good Linen Chests and Chests of Drawers, Set of ani c' Shelves, and a Quantity of Pewter, Wind- up- jack, eight Day Fl Clock, in an O.' ik Case, one Alarum Clock, a Napkin Press, de< several Tubs and Barrels, and a variety of other Household an ^ Furniture, Dairv and Brewing Vessels. an N. B. The above Cows are in fine Condition, and will all Sh l'e come to immediate Profit; Mr. Podmore's Team is too well si: " 5 known in the ad joining Neighbourhood to ni; ed anv Comment j Cs to ! the Nag Mare is well adapted for either the Field or the Road, m , s> and tbe Blood Filly is a complete Beauty, out of a full Blood T. r Mare, by Hanley's George, atn. 1 her Gift for going and Speed in of is nearly equal to that of a Telegraph ; the Wether Sheep s( nil are of an excellent Sort, and Fat, the Ewes are of a true Twin c. i Ityland Breed, and their Wool exceeding fine; the Pigs are \\ ak of a good Sort; and the Farming Utensils and Household S| ' ss Furniture in good Condition; therefore the Auctioneers request X ng the particular Attention of the Public.— Tlie Sale will com- F le, mence each Morning at Ten o'Clock, and the Livestock ien anil Implements of Husbandry, will be Sold oil the fir-. t a nd Day. p — „ Capital Dairy, Farming Stock, He. s lie, " a « >; BY LAKIN AND SON, s ace. Ou Monday the 19th, and Tuesday the 20th Days of March, F 1810, on the Premises at the. HERMITAGE, FARM, in ^ " the Parish of Hodnet, and County of Salop ; will PART of the valuable LIVE STOCK of Cattle, f llUg 1 Horses, Pigs, Sheep, IMPLEMENTS of HUSBAND- 0 RY, Dairy and Brewing Vessels, and nearlv all the neat — and useful HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Stc. belonging ' to Mrs. CHIDLEY, who is quitting one Part of the sa d , Farm: consisting of the following extremely useful, and j truly valuable Articles : Six in calf Cofrs, of early Note for the Dairy, fifteen capital well- bred calving Heifers, J four stirk Heifers, three yearling CaiVi- s, one high- bred Bull, • on two Years old, one good yearling Bull- calf; one strong j ^ urs draught Horse, six Years old, full of Bone, aud very suitable .011- f0|- ; l (( pad Waggon, & c. or. e half- bred Horse, six Years old, suitable for Harness or Cavalry, one Blood Mare, five Years im- old, ( got by Old Glaucus, out of a capital bred Maie), one ' • villi useful bay hack Horse, four Years old, a good Roadster and ears steady in Harness, two well- bred yeailine Colts of the Saddle nee, kind ; fourteen strong Store Pigs, in Lots; about two hutidied liles Ewe Sheep, lambed and in- lamb, of tne black faced Ryland i sort, in Lots, about forty Fat Wetner Ditto, in Lots; one jlee, good Waggon, geared, one double Plough, one Pair ot flat - LEV, rows, Com Fan and 1' iial, Malt Mill, Straw Engine, two Sets of Horse Gears, &. C. ; one large Cbtfese Press, two Churns, j ^ several Cheese Vats, and other useful Dairy Utensils , large Mashing ' Fob, one ditto Cooler, several laige capital Ale Barrels, &. c.; one handsome Oak Four- post Bedstead, with rich Cotton Furniture, nearly new, several other Bedsteads with Hangings, a neat Bureau Bedstead, with Feather Bed, Bolster, and Brdding to Ditto complete; a very handsome the Oak Parlour Beaufet, with four Doors, Set of neat Parlour Chairs, Rush Seats, an excellent eight Day Clock, Oak Dresser aud Pewter, large Servants Dining Thble, with Forms, n « to severa' capital Oak Dining Tables, Stands, and Linen Chests, e| sj,_ handsome bright wrought Kitchen Grate, and new Back, rerful Screen and Salt Coffer, with various other uselul addle Articles, too many to here insert, one N B. The Public are hereby respectfully informed, that and the above Stuck is truly desirable, the Heifers are well- bred, j two and together with the young Stock are very promising ; the 1 two Horses will justly answer the Description here given-; the Win- Sheep for Profit, cannot fail meeting every Approbation ; ' Hags and the whole as above mentioned, will punctually be sold ; one without Reserie. The Live Stock and Implements » ill be Sold ig am' First Day ; the Dairy ami Brewing Vessels, anil Household UDLE Furniture, ou th « Second,— The Sale begins each Morning . at Ten t'Cluck. Tbe astonishing Cures daily performed by Smith's Ploughman's Drops, EOR the Cure of the King's Evil, Scurvy, Ycneieal Disease, Barrenness, Weakness, & c. have established their rtpiit^ itipii ji; the highest degree, aud have placed fhem f. v abuve the vcneuious tooth of calumny. Dnting the last twelve mouths only one remained out of two hundred and sixty patients in the neighbourhood of Shrews- bury, but was relieved from the jaws of death, and perfectly cured, and the fli- sh of that one unfortunate person was putnfied, his blood exhausted, and his bones lolten by the USE of MERCURY ; against which infernal antidote to the lieaitb of mankind, the Ploughman's Drops act as a grand enemy, destroying at once the pernicious effccts of all mer- curial preparations, never failing to drive the fiery viper Ironi the body, and restoring it to health and vigour! — Females, in particular, will find a certain and happy relief in the too many inflimities incident to tho sex, and ought never to be without tbem as » valuable Household Medicine, These Drops are to be had in square Bottles, willi these Words moulded 011 each, " Mr. Smith's Ploughman's Drops," sill others are spurious, at £ I. 2s, tbe large, ami lis. the small, Duty included, at the Doctor's House, Upton Magna, near Shrewsbury ; and, may lit had of EDDOWES, Shrewsbury ; Capsey, Wellington ; Yates, Ironbridge; Partridge, Bridg- north ; Silvester, Newport; Griffiths, Ludlow ; Baugh, E let- mere ; Jones, Printer, Whitchurch ; Procter, Drayton; Price, Oswestry; Painter, Wrexham ; Waidson, Welshpool ; Nicholson, Stourpoit; Gore, Printer, and Jones, Druggist, Haymarket, Liverpool. Valuable Farming Stock. BY THOMAS ROBERTS, Oil the Premises, 011 Friday, the 16th, and Saturday, the I7lh Days of March, 1810 ; ALL the truly valuable FARMING STOCK ami IMPLEMENTS of HUSBANDRY, belonging to JOHN PLUMBE, Esq. DOLARDDYN HALL, near Welsh- pool, County of Montgomery ; consisting of six powerful Waggon Horses, with Gearing complete, two fine'Saddle Horses, and one capital Mule; eight calving Cows, one barren Cow, twenty calving Heifers, three Bullocks, and one spayed Heifer; twenty- two store Pigs, in Lots; two Lime Waggons, two Harvest Waggons, two Tumbrels, two double Ploughs, two single Ploughs, two Rollers, one Win- nowing Machine, four Pair of Harrows, several Lots ofTlags and Hurdles, five Drag Rakes, Barn Riddles, & c. 8cc.; one GIG, ami Harness complete. The vVhole ol the Household Furniture, Brewing and Dairy Utensils, will be Sold by Auction suout the MIDDLE of APRIL next, of which due Notice will be given. 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Will not be ? cconniable for Money, Plate, Watches, Rings, jewels, Writings, Glass, China, Paintings, & c. unless entered as such, aud an Insurance above the common Carriage according to Value be paid on Delivery. Capital Farming Stock, &( c. BY WRIGHT ^ AND SON, jr On the Premises, at LITTLE BOLAS. near Wellineton, in the County of Salop, 011 Wednesday, the 21st Day of March 1810. and the thiee following Days, until all is ^^ so1''; • the ALL the truly valuable FARMING STOCK, ^ IMPLEMENTS OF HUSBANDRY, HOUSEHOLD info FURNITURE, DAIRY and BREWING VESSELS, of ST; Mr. JAMES HEATLEY, of Little Bolas aforesaid, who tioi, is Retiring from the Farming Business ; consisting of t| irj thirty- seven fine Dairy Cows, calved and in calf, one barren fol Cow. three barren Heifers, two 3- year old Bollocks, four llea Twinters, one excellent BuH, 2- vear old ; four good draught a., y Horses, one Marein- foal, one beautiful chesnut Nag Horse, 5- year old, one Nag Mare, 3- vear old ; thirty- one Fat Wetll- , ers of the Ryland Breed, in Lots, thirty black- faced Ryland \ Ewes, to a Southdown Rim, in Lots; one large Sow in- pig, | an' seven Store Pigs; two Waggons, one long Cart, two Dung ' ' Carts, one double Plough, three Wheel Ploughs, two Hind Ploughs, one Set of Harrows and Swing Tree, two Pair of Harrows, Gearing for seven Horses, Straw Engine, two Corn _ Cofieis, Malt- mill, Land Roller, two half Measures, Berlin, * i0F Scales, and Weights, with drag and other Raises, Forks, S 1 YelvSs, Spades, Scythes, Sickles, Peas Hooks, Hoppers, 1 Ladders, Stone and other Cisterns, Hog- troughs, Cow Soles, I Wheelbarrows, Stack- frames, and all other Farming Utensils. The Household Furniture consists of twelve fine Feather | P. eds and Bolsters. Blankets, Quilts and Covers, fourteen \ Pair of Fourpo « t, Tnrn- np. Half- headed, Stump, and other 1 Bedsteads, with Plaid, Plain, Linsev and other Hangings, j|)( one beautiful Wardrobe Bedstead, Chintz Furniture to Ditto, j j Bed- side and other Carpets, Dining, Dressing, Pembroke, . j Card and other Tables, Pillar and Claw Stands, Pier, Swing JJ?' and Other Looking Glasses, Wash- hand Stand, & c. several • Chests of Drawers, Linen Chests, Trunks ami Boxes, Folding his i and other Clothes Horses, several Sets of joined, turned and ha other Chairs, Tea boards, Hand- boards, Waiters and Buttle- slides, China, and Earthenware, a handsome eight Day Clock in an Oak Case, with the Day of the Month, Circu- lation of the Moon, and strikes the Quarters, ( by IlenSmc), fr< 1 a rrmd Oak Dresser anil Shelves, and a Qnantitv of Pewter, Pt i Kitchen Grate, Ash Orate, Cupboard, Overt, Sweak, Trevet, dc and Appendages, several Sets of Fiie Irons, Fenders, Stand- | jn plates. Sad and Box Irons, a Bottle j\ ck nnd Camp, Tin j- j, Hastener, Iron Furnace and Boiler, with Pots, Kettles, Saucepans anil Tin- ware, Cheese Screw, Cu d Tub and Frame, two lane Stone Cheese Presses, Cheese Planks, Shelves and a Sink- stone, a great Number of large- ant] small u' Iroh bound and other Tubs, Pails, Gauns, Cleansing Sieve of and Mnsh Rule, eleven Hilf Hogsheads and a number; of sit small Cask', all in good Condition, and a variety of Dairy fii and Brewing Vessels; about seven Toils of excellent fine til flavoured Cheese, to be Sold by Private Contract; three S(| Fowling Pieces. jq N. B. This Stock, as a Dairy Stock, is particularly well SG rvorthv the Attention of the Public, being young, in high Qj Condition, and those that have not already ealved, will calve indue Time for the Dairv; The draught Horses are steady Workers, anil the Nag Horse and Mare fit for the Field or O Road ; the Shepp and* Pigs- are well worth Notice; the tl] Household Furniture, Dairy and Brewing Vessels, are clean tr and in good Repair ; and as the whole will be Sold without w the least Reserve, it renders a favourable Opportunity to the |] Public.— The Sale will begin each Morning at Ten o'Clock; y ' and tho Live Stock and Implements of Husbandry, will ba fc Sold on the first Dav. a| A Farming Stock Worth Notice. BY WRIGHT AND SON, c t the Premises, at the CITADEL, near Hawkstone Inn, „ in the Countv of S.- ilop ; on Tuesday the 3rd, and Wed- j; , nesdsry thei4th Davs of April, 1810, at ten o'Clock in the ^ f Morning of each Day; ,, I A LL the truly valuable well- selected LIVE " , J\ STOCK, IMPLEMENTS in HUSBANDRY, Dairy , f and Brew in ir Vessels, and a Part of the HOUSEHOLD 11 f FURNITURE, of the late GEORGE DOWNWARD Esq P , deceased: consisting of twelve capital Dairv Cows, calved * i and in- calf, one Barren Cow ; four useful Draught Horses, 1 and Gea iug for six Horses 1 two good Waggons, one on s: I Shells, with Gearing, one Long Cart, two Duug Carts, one a II Six- inch- wh<> eled Harvest Cartor Trolly, one covered Market 1 Cart, one double Plough, two Hand Ploughs, three Pair of I. good Harrows, about twelve Dozen of Hurdles, in Lots, . d Land Roller, tivo Stack Frames, two Straw Engines 011 ail d improved Construction, two Corn Coders, Malt- mill, Beam 1 !> | Scales and Weights, twenty Corn Sacks, several Fodder ( u Cribs and Cratehes, Cisterns and Hog Troughs, Stone and ( " e Wood, three Drag Rakes, with Lime Shovels, Yelves, 1 ' d Spades, Rakes, Forks, Wire and other Lanthorris, Weeding 1 st Tongs, Peas Hooks, two Wheelbarrows, and various other r >- Farming Utensils ; and about twenty Seed Casks, in Lots. , The Furniture consists of two Pair of Bedsteads, wiili blue , 3t and white Plaid Hangings, two good Feather Beds, Bolsters, j Blankets ami Covers; one Mahogany Oval Dining Tahle, ten beautiful Mahogany Medal Back Chairs, Salin Hair Scats over the Rail, with several other Chairs, ' Tables, & e. a good Kitchen Gra'e and Appendages, Oak Dresser and Shel ves Pillar and Claw Stand, Wire and other Fenlers, jj Fire Irons and Kitchen Requisites ; a large Masli Tub, j,] Cheese Tub and Cover, three Lead Milk Coolers, a large Stone Cheese Press, ten Cheese Vats ; ten large aud small Casks in go; id Condition, six Wood Bottles, Cheese Screw, e » Horse and Appendages, with Pails, Gauns, and all Kinds 1 of Household FurniTure, Dairy, and Brewing Vessels; two • at good Fowling Pieces, and numerous other Articles. j N. B. The late Mr. Downward's Farming Stock is too ' well known to need any Comment; the Farming Utensils, " Household Furniture, Dairy and Brewing Vessels, are in ' e good Condition, and the whole will be Sold without Reserve ; ^ l' therefore Ihe Auctioneers request the Attention of the Public. ' ' — The Live Stock and Implements in Husbandry, will be '" 15 Sold on the first Day's Sale. ble ^ SHROPSHIRE TIMBER. ) ue At the Cross Foxes Inn, in Oswestry, in the Giunty of Salop, on md Wednesday, the 21st Day of March, 1810, at four o'Clock , j| e in the Afternoon precisely, subjectto Conditions, iu the fol- , ej lowing, or such other Lots as shall be then agreed upon : > nd ripHE undermentioned VALUABLE TIMBER JL TREES, all scribe- marked a nil numbered, and growing ai- upon Part of the TRENEWYDD ESTATE, in the holding > ets of the undermentioned Tenants. R'LS> LOT I. 264 Oak, 45 Ash, 58 Beech, 6 Sycamore, 5 Elm, " KB 4 Firs, 4Cherry, 1 Lime, 1 Alder, and 1 Poplar, growing upon . ® Trenewvdd Demesne, in the holding of Mr. Thomas. , LTH LOT II. 262 Oak, 60 Ash, 11 Beech, 7 EI111, 13 Alder, sada 7 Poplar, 5 Lime, 3 Sycamore, aud 3 Walnut, growing upon a Farm in the holding of Mr. Thomas Richards. 3ME LOT III. 100 Oak, 16 Beech, and 1 Lime, growing upon Lauds in the holding of Mr. Windsor. 11 LOT IV. 30 Oak, anil 1 Ash, growing upon Lands in the ms> holding of Roger Davies. ; ST'' LOT V. 20 Uak, 9 Ash, and 3 Poplar, growing upon Lands latk » in the holding of Mr. Jones. IT, UL LOT VI. 0 Oak, and 3 Ash, growing upon Lands in the holding of Edward Humphreys; and 69 Uak, 12 Ash, 4 Elm, that 4 Poplar, and 1 Sycamore, growing upon Lands in the hold- ired, ingof Edward Thomas, the The Oaks are of large Dimensions, and fit Jor the Navy or the any other Purpose, ion; The remainder of the Timber Trees are likewise of large sold Dimensions, aud may be converted to various Uses. The whole lie within two Miles of the Town of Oswestry, , the and the same D stance from the Ellesmere. Canal, - hold Further Particulars may be had of Mr. R. CRO. IOX, nring. Oswestry; and of ROGER DAVIES, Carpenter, Wtdtt'iogtoo, who will shew the Tiinbci> Stamp Office, Birmingham. LTHOMSON, Conveyancer, I. mo Sta! ior, rr • and Stamp Distributor, Stamp Office, Birmingham, eturns his most sincere Thanks to tbe Solicitois of Biriniii}-- lam, the adjacent Towns, and the Profession th cenerai, for he very liberal Encouragement he has met with since his ommeucement in the above Business; and begs I^ ave to nforth them, that he has taken into Partnership/ in the L A\\ r STATIONARY Business, Mr. HILL, of Load on, Law St^- ioner, and as thev doubt not of receiving n cmWiiWnae of boil- Favours, they liai- e engaged several excellent Rands frqpl Town, and are enabled to prosecute the Law Station irv Boot- less in all its various Deparlilierits, with as much facilitv as my House in London. The Profession may relv < 5n the most nviolable Secrecy, and the strictest Punctuality. Attornies in the Country may always ' depend on haV* 4g my Business T. and H. may lie favoured with, returned at itiv tiipe they may appoint, however voluminous. DEEDS of every Description, Wills, 3ce drawn for he Profession only; TITLES accurately abstracted; DEH. lt-* ind WRITINGS neatly and expeditiously engrossed and copied iu the Loudon m ule. LONDON. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, The Gazette of this evening contains au aceoitnt of Ihe capture of a French lugger privateer, pierced fur IS gitai but only 4 mounted, and 43 men, hv his Ma- jesty's sloop Raleigh, Capt. Sayer.— Also of another French lugger privateer, of 14 gum and 53 man; by his Majesty's sloop Royalist.—. V either ofthe privateer's had made auy captures, THURSDAY MARCH 1, 1810. Dispatches of some importance have been received from I. oid Wellington in Portugal, and from Admiral Purvis, off Cadiz. The French had marched a consi- derable corps to the frontiers of Portugal. Lord Wel- lington had advanced, with his usual rapidity, to incqf them ; and when the dispatches came away, the account of a battle was hourly expected al Lisbon. The dispatches from Admiral Purvis are of the 12th ult. The French had then advanced into the vicinity of Cadiz ; but had not been able to make any impr ® 5- sion upon that city, or the Isle of Leon; because th? tire from the British fleet, -, ve understand, had"- prevented them front throwing up any batteries. The Br'itisft squadron, as we slated some days since, was stationed iftside the Spanish fleet; all were deeme I p rfectl. v secure, and Admiral Purvis was in hourly expectation of the arrival of a reinforcement. Cadiz Papers to the 10th of. February hire arrived. On the 6th, a flag of truce was sent into that city hv the French, desiring the appointment' of Deputies to treat for the surrender of the arsenal aud the fleet; to which delnand the Governor of that city answered, that they would acknowledge no King but Ferdinand VU. On the 7th,. several Proclamations were issued, for securing a supply of food and fire, and calling upoti all the neighbouring towns and places to coutrjlmte their assistance. Ou the 8th, in pursuance of: this object, an order was issued, that 110 vessel leaving Cadiz should carry away more provisions than were merely necessary for her crew ; and notice wis given that the enemy were in possession of the whole coast from San Lucar to Cadiz. It would appear, However that the enemy, who, it is said, had cdllected their whole force to'penetrate into Andalusia, with a view to surprise Cadiz, found that they had failed in their plan, as they are represe ited to be on their retreat. With the Cadiz New papers have been received a . mass ol Proclamations, Edicts, Orde- s, & c. and we are sorry to say, there are in them strong proofs of apuhvi aud want of zeal, among the population of Cadfz. After the ordinary business in the House of Commons 011 Tuesday, the Committee was resumed upon tlie Walcheren Inquiry. The Earl of Chatham was called in, and continued under examination from six to 10 o'clock. In the course of his evidence, . Mr. Fuller ( member'for the county of Sussex) put several questions, which were not attended to, by either his lordship, or the House. When his lordship withdrew, Mr. Fuller, we are told, rose and said, that his questions had a's much right to be attended to, as those of tile Chanccilot of the Exchequer. " ( i- i d- n me, sir," said he, " 1 have as much right to be heard as a man who is paij for filling the place he holds."—' The Chancellor of tils Exchequer moved, « ' Tljat the words of the lion, meuv ber should be taken down;" which was agreed to.— flu House resumed; aud Sir John Austruthor, the Chairman reported the expressions of Mr. Fuder.— The Speake then informed the House, tliat . it had come In lii knowledge that a member had used uuparliaiaeat try hm guage, which was a breach of the privileges of til t ! honourable House. He felt sorry that it would heco 111 ' his dutv to name him.—- Mr. Fuller exclaimed " Y<> need not be diffident; it's I, Jack Fuller."— ThS- Spcak? ' ordered the hon. member to withdraw; but lie decline;, J until several of his friends interfered,— The Ch mcclk; of the Exchequer moved, " That he should be lake ' into the custody of the Serjeant at Arms;" which w. i agreed to, without a dissenting voice.— Mr Fulls, who was then iu the lobby, 011 the vole of the Horn - being communicated to him, rushed into the body 1 the House, and, in aloud voice, said, the Speaker ha n notthc power or authority to order him into custody k he was only the servant of the members, and, by ill j - | submitting to him, they had made him tlfoiV ma. ste He meant " the insignificant' little fellow in tlifc « 1 j I The Speaker directed that the Serjeant at Arms shoa g collect the persons uuder his command, to remove A] S Fuller by force from the House. It was with ditficii! that the Serjeant and- four Messengers took aim 111 •> custody. " Sir Watkin Lewis, whom The Times so unmerciful r killed on Saturday, has been restored to life, to tlie gre ' annoyance of certain citizens, who were hunting after the Knight's lucrative appointments. > 11 The Persian sloop of war, arrived at Portsmou from the Mediterranean, left Lord Collingwood 10 the 25th of January, with 17 sail of l ie line cruizi off Cape St. Sebastian, to the southward of the li " of Rosas. His Lordship expected to fall iu with i ae enemy very soon; and there is reason to hope that n was not disappointed, as several private accounts fr< d! Holland state that a signal victory has been acbic- i by the British Fleet in that direction.— Barceloaa v or supposed to he the destination of the enemy. Our expedition against Guadaloupe sailed f.- i > e Martinique 011 the 21 it of January. Tne Command! Officer at the former island had withdrawn the wli y' of his troops into Basictene. Some French men war were expected to bring reinfortfeineaU j and Savage was employed to obstruct such a purpose, ' giving notice oj'their ap; ire:? c.! i. SATURDAY, MARCH 3. French papers to the 22( 1 ult. have heen received. They contain a decree for the union of the Roman State to France, of which it is in future to form an in- tegral part. The State of Rome, thus united, is to form two departments t viz. the department of Rome, and the department of Trasimene ; the former to send seven deputies, and the latfef four, to the legislative body. The city of Rome is " to he the second city of the empire j and the Hereditary Imperial Prince ( the eldest son of Napoleon, we suppose) is to bear the title of King of R- ome. A landed revenue of two millions of francs, with palaces at Rome and Paris, are allotted to the popes. A prince of the blood, or a grand dignitary of the Ktnpite, is to keep an Imperial Court at Rome.—\ o foreign sovereign is permitted to exer- ' Cisc any spiritual authority within the empire ; and the popes are required lo swear to attempt nothing against the provisions for the independence of the Gallitan Church. The expenses of the College of the Cardinals and the Propaganda are to be defrayed by the Govern- ment. Thus will the Pope and the College of Cardinals be placed in a state of the most abject dependence upon the Tyrant of the Continent, and the common Enemy of all independent States. The Catholics of Ireland should well consider this circumstance) and having done so, they perhaps will not any longer hesitate in regard to the necessity of conceding the t'eto in the election of their Bishops. Tbe French summoned Cadiz on the 6th, in tbe name of King Joseph ; hut the Junta rejected the pro- posals of the entfmy, and declared they would have no King but Ferdiiiind VII. It is said that the French are in possession of all the points from which the Isle of Leon used to be supplied with fuel and water. Still, however, ( he letters from Cadiz declare, that the spirits of the people are by no means depressed, and a vigorous and long protracted defence is confidently an ticipated : 4000 British troopsarrived thereon the 12th ult. On the same evening the French made a smart attack on the island of Leon; but were so warmly re- ceived that they soon ceased their fire. A gentlrtnan reached town ye.- terday, who left Cadiz by the last conveyance. He states that the amount of troops in Cadiz is about 18,000, and the whole population about 130,000. In the port and magazines there are 3S days provi- sions for the inhabitants, and more than 3 mouths supply for the sarrison. Notoi. lv the Fnglish and Portuguese regiments from Lisbon had arrived, but also the 1200 men which had been sent from Gibraltar for the purpose of occupying Ceuta ; the Govirnor of Ccuta having refused to admit our troops, and for a reason we can scarcely credit, that his pension as Governor had not been discharged ! A letter from Cadiz, by way of Falmouth, states, that British officers ii.- rs been received on board the Spanish men of war ; and that they were busily employed in preparing them to i3il for England. The fleet from Oporto has safely arrived : its departure was accelerated by the apprehension of the approach of the enemy; but who, although they were daily exoected, had uutapprarerl on the shores of the Dourn on ihe 22d ult. An order was issuid yesterday from the War- nfTiee, for the immediate embarkation of 24 companies of the 1- t, 2d, and 3d regiments, forming 1800 men. Portugal is said to be their destination. An Expedition, consisting of AOOO men, is ordered to assemble at Portsmouth, for instant embarkation; supposed to be for Cadiz. This Day the Lords of Trade have consented to grnnt licences fer the exportation of cottons to France. Yesterday such licences were refuser! both for hemp anil cottons. The United States frigate, John Adams, which was to have sailed from Cowes this day, has been directed by Mr. Pinck- ney to remain a few days longer. Nothing has transpired T* lnch rould have led to this determination, and we are still assured that the arrangements wh eh have been made between Mr. Pinnkney and Ihe Marquis Wellesley, are such at will terminate m an amicable adjustment of differences between the two countries. Two Men bers of tbe Supreme Junta have been arrested at Cadiz, - under suspicion of giving inlot illation to the enemy, ami have been sent on board the Spanish frigate La Poz. HOUSE O? COMMONS— MONDAY. FEBRUARY The stcoiid reading of Lord Wellington's Annuity Bill was carrind, after some debate, by a majority of 106 to 36— The Petition against the Bill, from the Corporation of London, had been previously presented. The CHANCIU. ixr of the £ « CH: AT>[> presented the following answer i. i the address of tl* House respecting papers to his Majesty by Lord Chatham: " His Majesty has been waited upon with the Address of this House, on Fiidly last, the 23d of the mouth, to which be has been graciously pleased to dircct the following answer to given: " The Earl of Chatham having requested his Majesty to permit him to present bis re- port to his Majisty, and having also requested that his Ma- jesty would not communicate it for the present, his Majesty received it on the ISih Jan, last, and kept it till Ihe 10th of this month, when, in consequence of a wish having been ex- pressed by th* Earl of Chatham, on the 1th of this month, to make tofre ^ Iterations in it, his Majesty returned it to tbe Earl of Cbalhtui. The report, as altered, was again tender- ed lo his Majesty by the Eail of Chatham on tbe 14th of this mouth, when hit Majesty directed it to be delivered lo his Secretary of Itate, and his Majesty has not kept any copy or minute of this report, n » delivered, at either of these times, nor has he had at any time any other repr rt, memorandum, narrative, or paper, submitted to him by the Karl of Chatham, relating to the lale expedition to the Scheldt." in. teplyto fir. Whitbread, the Chancellor of the Exchequer ; na* the 1' iivy Counsellor who took his Majesty's respecting tbe Expedition to the Scheldt, did, on the 15th ' of January last, transmit it to his Majesty : Tbat be withheld | all knowledge of it from his Majesty's Ministers, and from the Naval Commander whose conduct is seriously implicated. That, on the 10th of February it was, on his own reqnest, returned to him for the purpose of suppressing a paragraph t That, on the 14th of February it was presented to his Ma- iesty again, that paragraph, which was a matter of opinion, being erased, but the substance of which the House was un- able to ascertain: That the said John Earl of Chatnain, by such conduct, was guilty of an unconstitutional act, which the House felt it to be its duty to reprehend." Mr. PERCEVAL entered into a long justification of Lord Chatham; and as that nobleman's last examination had not been laid before the House, he thought it highly proper that the discussion of Ihis important question should be adjourned to Monday next.— Mr. Y. RAND said, it was often a matter of lamentation with the greatest, men, that secret influence ex- isted ; an influence which was justly represented as dangerous to the Constitution, and lo the happiness of the country. In this case, the favourite of the Court was admitted to the eat of the Sovereign, which privilege he had abused. The system of favouritism was detected in its operations; and, if it was not checked, must ultimately tend to make the government irre s; ionsible, the service perplexed, and the country insecure. Mr. BATIIURST said, that if he did not hear stronger argu- ments ou the subject on Monday, than he had heard this night from the Chancellor of the Exchequer, he must be compelled to perforin what must ever be a painful duty, and mark w'ith the reprehension of Parliament the conduct of the noble Earl. The House must not pass over even an acknowledged error, without some reproof or expression of the sense ihey entertained of it.— Mr. WIHTBREAD said, he should have thought the right hon. gentleman opposite would have little inclination again to try the experiment of endea- vouring to prevail on the Housu to postpone their discussions from Fiirlay to Monday. — And what was to be done 011 Monday ? — The light hon. gentleman had told them he would move the previous question. He wished him joy of his estate for two days ; but, lest it might be imputed to him that he had attempted surprise, lie would consent lo the adjournment till Monday, on this express condition and understanding, that the House worrld immediately take up trie adjourned debate, anrl that nothing of any sort of inter- ference of other matters, so far as depended ou the right hon. gentleman, should take place.— To this Mr. Perceval acceded. Mr. BANKES brought up the Report of the Committee appointed to examine the Journals of the Lords on the subject of the Reversion Bill, which was laid on the table. He then gave notice, that he would, on Tuesday next, move for an Address to his Majesty, praying that 110 more places reversion might be granted. Ill the House of Lords 011 Monday, the bill for preventing the Grant of Offices in Reversion was negatived by a majority if 39.— On Thursday, the Corn Distillery Prohibition bill wa read a second time.— On Friday, the Marquis of Lansdow n's motion for the disclosure of the individual who had advised his Majesty to return the answer given to the City Addiess for Enquiry, was negatived by a majority of 46. lio^ ctip t LONDON, Monday Night, March 5, 1810. The designs of Bonaparte 111 Holland aie but too well asee taiued to- day. A gentleman who is arrived from lb coast of France, on whose authority we can most fully rely assures us that he read in the Journal de Cotnmeice, of Ihe 24th ult. a paragraph quoted from the Mouiteurof the 23d, to the following purport: '' Under the present situation of Europe, the. Emperor Napoleon has thought proper to recal his brother Louis from the Soveieignty of Hollanu 1"— It is pretty well understood that King Louis is considered to be under an arrest at the House of his mother tn Paris. Letters to- day fiom Corunna to the 25th, and from Bilboa to the 18th ult. state that the French had not made their appearance at Corunna, but that there was nothing to prevent them from approaching wherrever they were so disposed.— The latter say, that tbe passing of French troops into Spai of late, hart not been so frequent as a few weeks before, was supposed that sufficient bad arrived to complete tbe subjugation of Spain. The debate upon Mr. Whitbread's motion upon the subject of Lord Chatham's narrative, was resumed this evening. General Crawford opened the debate byj defending the noble Lord ; and it is likely to last until one or two in the morning. A morning paper states, that the Earl of Chatham trans- mitted his resignation of the Master- Generalship of the Ordnance to bis Majesty, through Colonel Taylor, 011 Satur- day. This report is, we believe, pi emature ; but that either his lordship or Loid Mnlgrave must resign, appears highly probable, even though Mr. Whitbread's Resolution should be negatived. The intelligence of the Russian troops being on their march into Poland, and of a serious misunderstanding having taken place between Russia and France, gains ground. Three per Cent. Consols 67j. Mr. Madocks, ( M. P. for Boston) has nearly brought hi. extensive inclosuie of land from the sea on the coast of Car- narvon to its crisis of perfect completion or unfortunate failure. The embankment is now pettected, except across the centre of the great fresh water current; tbe attempt to stop this, bv diverting the waters through another channel already cut for that purpose, is immediately to lie itiade ; and here considerable difficulty is expected to arise, as these waters embrace all the great currents from the lakes of Snowdon, and others from more distant mountains, in their passage to the sea. Should Mr. Matlocks eventually succeed in this great patriotic undertaking, he will acquire thereby eleven thousand acres of land, great part of which lie will derive under his Act of Inclosure, which giants him oiie- thii< l of all Proprietors' lands within " that embankment, which will thus be secured from the influx of the sea. An Auxiliary Bible Society is formed in Leicester, founded on the principle of tiie " British and Foreign Bible Society," in London. T. Habington, Esq M. P. was chosen President of the association; which meets with considerable patronage. A Leicestershire attorney has forged on the Hinckley Bank to the amount of £ 2000, with which, and about £ 4000 of bis clients' money, he has taken leave of absence, and is supposed to lie gone to Fi ance. NORTH WALES CIRCUIT. ^ IOCII LEYCESTEB, ESQ. AND S1H THOMAS PLCMEIt. Merionethshire— Tuesday, March 27, at Bala. CanarvmsJure— Monday, April 2. at Carnarvon. Anglcseu— Saturday, AprrI 7, at Beaumaris. MARKET HERALD, Average price of Grain in our Market 011 Satur- day last—- Wheat 15- s. Ild. Barley 8s. ( 3d.— Peas 9s. Od. per bushel of 38 quarts.— Oats 7s. 3d. per customary measure of 57 quarts. Corn Exchange, March 2. Sales of Wheal are heavy, at little fluctuation ; prime Dantzic about 115s, per quarter. Fine Bailey ami Malt maintain their prices ; other qualities are dull of sale. Beans of the two kinds are dearer. New Ticks, 34s. to 40. Oats are at an advance of Is. to 2s. per quarter. Wheat 80s. to 105s. I White Peas 64s. to 70 » . Barley 30s. to 44s. ! Oats 22s. to 30s. Beans ( old) 52s. to 58i | Malt 72s. to 80s. Fine Flour, 85s. to 90s.— Secouds 80s. to 85s. per sack. MARCH 5.— Sales of Wheat tllisdav are at an advance of about 2s. per quarter. Fine Barley is fully at last prices ; other sorts are rather lower. Malt rather declines. White Pease are lower. Grey, anl Beans of both sorts are dealer. Oats support their prices.— flour is without variation. DIETRICHSEN, FASHIONABLE TAILOR, At his Old- established House, 12, Rathbone Place, Oxford- Street, London, CONTINUES to make, ( for Ready Money only,) in his SUPERIOR and highly- approved Stife of cuttiug, Men of Fashions' Clothes, Ladies' Riditig Habits, and young Gentlemen's Dresses, plain or elegantly trimmed.— Country Residents may be informed how tn transmit Ibeir Measures by Post; and Orders from new Customers to be accompanied with a Remittance. WANTS A SITUATION, AYOUNG MAN, 25 Years of Age; wishes to engage with a Gentleman as Bailiff or House Steward j can be well recommended.— Letters ( Post paid) directed to A. Z. at the Post Oifice, Shrewsbury, will be immediately attended to. ~ CURATE. ' ~ WANTED immediately, A CURATE in full Orders, to serve two Churches, situated in a pleasant Part, of Shropshire, aud not more than Half a Mile from each other.—' The Duty will he, Service and a Sermon at one Church in the Morning, Prayers gnd a Sermon at the other in the Afternoon, and the Weekly Duty.— A liberal Stipend will be given.— A single Person will be preferred. — For further Par- ticulars apply ( if by Letter, Postage to be paid) to the PRINTER OF THIS PAPER, Shrewsbury, WANTED, at Ladv- Day next, TWO steady active Men as WAGGONERS, to whom good Wages and every Encouragement will be given.— For Particular apply to the PRINTER OF THIS PAPER ; or if by Lutter, direct for H. P. D. to be left at Mr. Barber's, Montford Bridge, till called for. Tl PARTNERSHIP DISSOLVED. HE Partnership subsisting between Messrs. JOHN WILLIAMS anil JOHN HUTCHINSON, IRON- FOUNDERS, of SHREWSBURY, was THIS DAY . Dissolved by mutual Consent ; and all Persons they stood indebted unto are desired forthwith to send their Accounts to the said JOHN WILLIAMS, sho will discharge the same ; and all Persons who stand indebted to the Copartnership, are desired to pay their respective Accounts to Mr. JOHN WIL- LIAMS, who is authorised to receive the same, and no other Person. Shrewsbury, February 1810. LEY. ^ IHERE will be a Ley at CONDOVER for YEARLING CATTLE only, from old May Day to old Michaelmas Day. Prices per Heart 35s, For further Particulars apply to Mr. THOMAS COTTON, Condover. T THE next W ELS H POOL DANCING ASSEMBLY will be held at the OAK INN, on THURSDAY, the 15th Instant March 6, 1810. SALES BY AUCTION^ Household Furniture, Piano Forte, & Cc. BY JONATH \ N PKIUIY, On the Premises of Mr. INGE, Pride Hill, Shrewsbury, TO- MORKOW, Thursday, the Sth of March. IBID; PART of the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE belonging to the House, with a general Assortment of Articles fr in different other Families; coinpiisiug a small Set of Mahogany Dining Tables of peculiar Beauty, posses- sing w Polish equal to any Glass; a line- toned PIANO FORTE, by Jacobus Bait; Mahogany Card Tables and Night Tables, MaUognnv and Oak Chests of Drawers, Mahogany Parlour Chairs, Pillar Tables, and Celleret, two Sofas, Straw and Flock Matttasses, Four- post, Tent, and other Bedsteads and Hnusiiiits, Pier and Chimney Glasses, several good Par- lour and { fed- toom Carpets, five st ong Window Sashes, glazed, Oak two- leaved and round Tables, two Pockets of capital Hops, a general Assortment of Kitchen Requisites, and Brewing Vessels, about 20 excellent tron- b'tuiid Barrels of convenient Sixes, Wine and Beer Bottles, a good Side Saddle, and numerous other Effects, mostly of a valuable De- scription.— The Sale to begin precisely at ten o'Clock in the Forenoon. NEW IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRY, ROUSEtlllL, SHRFAYSBURY. R* SHREWSBURY, Wednesday, March 7, 1810. said, mat h « the Pi ivy pleasure upon the Addrrsr. Lord I'ALMHISTJN moved the Army Estimates, and the resolutions weie I. greed to. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 27. Mr. GRAITAN picsi nted a petition, signed by divers persons resident iu Ireland, professing the Roman Catholic Religion, praying to be admitted to enjoy the lights and privileges w nich the British Constitution secured to his Majesty's other subjects. Ordered to l- eontlw tabl « r. THURSDAY, MARCH 1. The CHANCELLOR n » THE EXCHEQUER, after stating Mr" Fuller's contrition and sorrow for Ihe conduct he had been 1 guilty of on a former night (/ or particulars sie first pai> e), moved " that bo should be discharged fiom the custody of the Seijeant at Aims." — A long discussion took place ,- winch terminated in Mr. Ryder's moving as an amendment, " that Mr. Fuller be called to the bar of the House, and reprimanded."— The amendment wis sariied unanimously: aud Mr. Fuller being called to. the uar, the Speaker put on b. s hat, ami, after recapitulating the offence of Mr. Fuller, tain, " In consequence of what has been stated in your favour, of your situation, aud your early rcpentauce, the House has agisted to extend its lenity towaids you, a circum- stance fill wlncb you should be impressed with the dr epest gratitude, aud for which you owe your most humble acknow- ledgments. lint let not its forbearance in this instance lead to a mistake of its motives; tor if at any future time you should re. apse into a repetition of the outrage, I fear the only means by which the House can secure itself from inevi- table disgrace, wrll be to remove you from the possibility of supporting so presumptuous a contention. 1 am ordered to reprimand you, and you are he it by reprimanded and dis- charged, having paid jonr fe « s."— Ordered to be entered on the Journals. FRIDAY, MARCH 2. Mr. WHITS ITAD brought lornard the motion of which he had given notice, respecting the evidence of the Earl ol Chattiarn ; anil inveighed, null great eloquence, ability, and animation against Itial Seciet li. tlueitce, which the great Eail of Chatham, the father ot ih « pc< on he now stood forward to accuse, cxmqdaintd of, anil winch, hy asir. uage fatality, was found 10 exist at present in the . person of his son. He . did uot attach any blame to his Majesty, wtlo had been deceived by the counsels of otliers ; He should be told that the British Constitution knew of no adviai t but the Ostensible Ministers of the Ciown, who were responsible to the people forth*; advirethey give. Lord Chatham bad proceeded duikly to slab the Constitution, to stab ihe reputation of Sir R. Strachau, ami the laiue of the Navy ol Ureal Britain, at a time when he hoped that no dtscoveiy could be uiaue, and no detection hazarded. Whatever his intuitions ip ght have been wuh respect to Ihe Aimy and Navy, no bad effect was now likely to ensue, an all was clearly explained; They now hail detected that neret influence, and he expected tile House to concur wim mm IU expressing their sense uf its impiopriety; and colic uded by moving Resolutions to the following effect: " That it appeared ( o the House, that John, Earlof Chatham, laving requested leave of hi? Majesty to pieseut a narrative MARRIED. Yesterdayw'nnight, at Whitchurch, Mr. Jones, farmer of Ash, to Miss Ravenshaw, eldest daughter of Mr. Ravenshaw, of the same place. Same day, at Weslbury, in this county, Mr. Heighway, tf Poutesford, to Miss Lawrence, of the Park. At Moreton- sea, Mr. Beeston, mercer, of Market Drayton, to Miss Redshaw, of Audiev Brow, near tbe former place Wednesday last, at St. Julian's, Mr. John Jones, to Miss E. Mamell, both of this town. Friday last, at Ellesmerc, Mr William Scutt, grocer Olid tallow chandler, to Miss Frances Lowe, fifth daughter ol Mr. Samuel Lowe, chandler. DIED. On the 21st ult. at Wem, Mrs. Sarah Griffiths, sister of the late Mr. W. Griffiths, mercer, of that town. On the 27th, aged 78, Mrs. Monk, relict of Mr. Monk, formerly printer of the Chester Coiirant. At Wellington, Mr. Benjamin Shakeshaft, sen.— Also Mrs. Croft, wife of Mr. Croft, skinner. Wednesday last, Mr. Boote, many years book- keeper at the Birmingham waggon warehouse in this town. Sunday last, Mr. Williams, of the Half Moon inn, in this town. On Monday night last, in the 86th year of her age, Mrs. Fewtrell, hop- dealer, Frankwell. Friday, at an advanced age, Mr. Watkius, bookseller, Hereford. Ou Sunday, R. Morrison, M. D. of Wolverhampton. On tiie 4lb Febiuary, at La Guarda, in Portugal, H Larty, a native of this town, in the 53d Regiment, after three days illness of the typhus fever : he died regretted and beloved by his officers. Monday se'nnight, aged 80, Mr. John Cooke, father of Mr. C. Cooke, bookseller, of Paternoster Row. By one publication alone, namely " Southwell's Notes and Anno- tations on the Bible," he is said to have cleared not less than .£ 30,000. JOHN WILLIAMS & Co. ESPECTFULLY inform the Manufacturers and the Public, that they intend carrying on the above Busi- ness in all its Branches, whether Repairs or New Erections : alsoCast- iron Pipes, either Circular or Straight, from half- inch to any larger Size ; the Small Pipes ( an important Invention by J. Williams) will be fomid, for the Conveyance of Watei, an excellent substitute for Lead Pipes, and completely Water Proof. Orders duly attended to, and executed on reasonable Terms. N. 3 OVENS. STOVES, GRATES, & 3. & c. EDUCATION. MR. SKALLY, Lately Master of the Commercial Academy, Dudley, RESPECTFULLY informs the Inhabitants of SHREWSBURY and its Vicinity, that he has taken the House formprly occupied by Mr. Bagley, jun. on the WYLE COP, which he intends to open on tbe 26th Instant, for the Tuition of Youth in. the various Branches of Mer- cantile, Mathematical, and Polite Literature. Many Years' successful Experience, and a studious Attention to the most rational and improved Systems of Instruction, enable him to assure those Parents and Guardians who shall favour him with the Care of their Children, that they may depend on the greatest possible Improvement which the Time of Application and the Capacity of the Pupil will admit. By receiving only a limited Number of Scholars, to whom he can do ample Justice, be will be enabled to render his Benefactors the most essential Services, bv bestowing on those committed to bis Care that Time and Attention, which are necessary to regulate and polish their Behaviour, to enlarge and embellish their Understanding, and to qualify them for becoming useful, judicious, and worthy Members of Society. The Terms may be known, and Testimonials of Ability, Assiduity, and Rectitude of Conduct, may be seen by Applica- tion at the Academy. March Uf, 1810.' Notice to Builders, SCc. IT is intended to aller, and arrange the Pews, new Dress, and new Lay the Floor, making it new wnere it is necessary, and build a Vestry Room at the East End of the PARISH CHURCH of St. Martins, in the County of Salop.— Any Person or Persons willing to cor. tract for the Execution thereof, using the old Materials as far us they are fit, aud supplying new whcie they are wanted, are desired to send in their Proposals, Estimates, & c. to the Rev. J. W. BOURSE, at the Vicarage, St. Martins, near Oswestry, on or before the 25th of March. A PLAN of the intended Alterations, & c. inay be seen by applying to Mr. JACKSON, at Rhos- y- llan, St. Martin's; and the Church may be inspected by applying to the | Parish Clerk. ; Turnpike Tolls to be Let. NOTICE is hereby given, That the Tolls arising at Cressage Turnpike, upon the ltoad leading from Shrewsbury to Much Wenlock, and also the Hazeler Turn- pike Gate, ou the Road leading from Church Stretton lo Wenlock, will be LE T bv AUCTION, to the best Bidder, on WEDNESDAY, the FOURTEENTH Day of March, 1810, between the Hours of twelve and three o'Clock uf the same Day, at the Dwelling- bouse of Mr. ANDREW DODSON, at Couud I, ane Inn, in the Manner directed by the Act passed in the 13th Year of the Reign of his present Majesty King George the Third, " for regulating the Turnpike Roads." — Whoever happens to he tbe best Bidrler, must at the same Time give Security, with sufficient Surety to the Satisfaction of the Trustees of the said ' Turnpike Roads, for Payment of the Rent agreed for, and at such " Times as they shall direct. FR ANCIS ALLF. N, Clerk to the Trustees. TURNPIKE MEETING, AND TOLLS TO BE LET. Saturday, the 10th of the Atteinoon, in three A CAPITAL GIG, With Cover, Harness, and steady Gig Marc. BY JONATHAN L'ERHY, At the Maiket Place, in Shrewsbury, ou SATUBBAY NFXT, the 10th of March Instant, in one or two Lots, as may be then preferred : AVERY excellent roomy and modern LON- DON- BUILT GIG, with Cover, iu complete Repair, aud HARNESS for Ditto: likewise ail netiie. and poweifuT ChesnutGlG MARE, seven Years old, wariaiited perfectly sound, in working Condition, and steady to drive by the m ist timorous Pers. n. Eligible Freehold Farm. BY JONATHAN PERRY, At the Lion Inn, Shrewsbury, on March, 1810, ut four o'Clock in Lots: Lot I. ACAPITAL Freehold Messuage and Farm, called WEUSCOTT, in Ihe Parish of Middle, in the County of Salop, consisting of a good Farm House, and Out- Buildings, together with TWO HUNDRED AND TWENTY ACRES, by Admeasurement, ol' excellent Pasture, Meadow, and Arable Land, lying within a R ug Fence. LOT If. An Allotment of Laud on BALDERTON GP. EFN. LOT III. An Allotment, coutaininj seven Acres and twenty- four Perches of Land, on MIDDLE WOOD Lot 1 is a most desirable Dairy Farm, containing MARL under the greatest Pait, of very superior Quality, situate near the Turnpike Road leading fioin stir, wstjury to Chester, distant from the former six aud from the latter thirty three M ies, aud witniii four Miles of Wcrn, aud nine of Eltesillere, all good Market Towns. The Purchaser must take to the Timber at a fair Ap- praisement. Mr. Kent, the Tenant, will shew the Premises.— Printed Particulars, with a Map annexed, aud further Information, may be had at the Cfficc of Messrs PEMHERION and CouPLANti, or of THP. AUCTIONEER, Shrewsbury. AMEETING of the Trustees of the Turnpike Road leading fiom Borlton, through Ruytun and Knockiuto Llanyniyuech, iu the County of Salop; and from the Oswestiy Turnpike Road, near the Wolf's Head, to tbe East End of Kn. rckin Lane; will be held at the House of Richard Jones, the Craven Arms, in Ruytou aforesaid, on TUESDAY, the'THIRD Day of APRIL next, ot 10 o'Clock in the Forenoon ; at which Place and Time, all Peisons who are allowed the Privilege of compounding for the Tolls made payable upon the said Road, anil intend to take the Beiiclit thereof, are required to pay their respective Compositions lo the Trustees, otherwise they will be excluded that Privilege during the ensuing Year. ' TheTolls arising from the said ' Turnpike Road will be LET TO THE BEST BIDDER, at the House of Richard Jones of Ruyton aforesaid, between the Hours of two and lour in the Afternoon ot the same Day, for one or more Years, to commence ou Ihe 1st Day of May, 1810. Security must be given to the Satisfaction of the'Trustees, for ihe Payment of the Rent; and the Surety must be preseut at the Time of bidding. The ' Tolls are this Year let for the neat Reus uf 105 Pounds. FRANCIS BRADDOCK, March 1th, 1810. Clerk lo the Trustees. TURNPIKE TOLLS. NOTICE is hereby given, that the Tolls arising at the Toll Gates at Aston and Minsterley, on the ' Turnpike Roads leading from Montgomery, thro' Westbury and ftliusterley aloiesaid, to Shrewsbury, WILL Bli LET BY AUCTION to tiie best Bidder, at the Dwelling House of Mr. DANIEL WEAVER, in the Village of Worthen, in the County of Salop, on FRIDAY, the TWENTY- TH1RD Day of MARCH Instant, between the Hours of tnree and five in the Afternoon, for one or two Years, as shall be then agreed upon, commencing at Lady- Dav next, iu the Manner direct- ed by the Act passed in the 13th Year of the Reign of his present Majesty, for regulating the Turnpike Kuads , which l olls are now let for the Sum of ^.' 220. Whoever happens to be the best Bidder, must at the same Time give Security, with sufficient Sureties to the Satisfaction of the' 1 rustees, fur Payment of the Rent ai such Times as they shall direct; and no Person will be allowed to bid uuless his Suieties are present and approved by the Trustees. THOMAS WEAVER, Clerk to the Tiustees of the said Turnpike Roads. Worthen, Id March, 1810. THE ISLF, HOUSE Household Furniture, & Farm Stock. BY JONATHAN PERRY, On the Premises, on Wednesday aud Thursday, tbe 21st and 22d of Maicii, 1810. ALL Persons yvhci stand indebted to the Estate ol Mr. RICHARD MOUNTFORD, late of Shrewsbury, deceased, are desired to pay the same to Mr. LOXDALB, of Shrewsbury, or thev will be sued for the sail e. And all Per- sons who have any Claims or Demands on the Estate of tbe said Richard Mountford, ate requested to send the same to Mr. I, oxdale, on or before Lady- day next.— tth March, 1810. of • P. ' TO HATTERS. TO be LET, and entered upon immediately, or at I, adv- Day next; a HOUSE and SHOP, situa'te in CROSS STREET, in the Town of OSWESTRY, late in the Holding of George Rpwe, Hat- mauufacturer. The above Premises tire well adapted for carrying on the Hat manufacturing Business, as there are only two of the Trade in the Tow n.— The Boilers and Stoves are fixed tip, together with other Articles belonging to the Business, which may !>'• had at a fair Valuation. If the above Premises are not taken, the above Implements iu Trade will be disposed of on Friday, lire ninth Day of March instant. For fuither Particulars apply to Mr. JOHN EDWARDS, of the White Horse Inn, Oswestry. 4t/ i March, 1910. Visiting Clergyman this week at the Infirmary, the Rev. W. G. Rowland : — House. Visitors, Mr. Barber anil Mr. Slirrop. At the Weekly Board on Satuiday last, the following Subscription was reported :— Mr. William Feun, Farnworth, Lancashire o£ l 1 0 Additional Subscribers lo the Public Subscription Charity School. Rev. Edward Bather £ i 1 0 Miss Weaver, Abbey Fort gate 1 1 0 Orr Friday last, Mr. Foster, the Irish Chancellor of the Exchequer, moved iu the House of Criminous For a Committee to inquire into the slate of the Roads between Shrewsbury and Holyhead, am! also between Chester and Holyhead : and a Committee was appointed. The house licensed lor the reception and cure of lunatics near this town, under the superintendence of J. P. Johnson, M. D. was inspected on ihe 8th ult. and on the 2d inst. bv J. F. vans, M D. and Joseph Loxdale, E- q. Lhe visiting physician and magistrate, who were, as usual, perfectly satisfied with the slate of the House, and the care taken uf the patients therein. Listoetii g Accident.— tin Sunday the 18th of Feb. Joseph Fades, « t Tipton, by incautiously trying the trigger of a gun, at Walsall, the piece wnich was bailed, went off and lodged its cuulcnts in the body of hi3 ow- n wife.— She lived only four hours after, and has left a family of eight children.— The Coronci's jury returned a verdict of Accidental Death. An officer belonging to a a regiment at Guernsey, has been brought before the Royal Conrt, charged with having com- mitted a rape upon the person of an old woman, upwards of 60 years ol age, and was fully committed to Cornet Castle, for trial. Longevity — The week before last, jour people weie interred at Kiik Maughold, in the Isle of Mann, whose joint ages a. ni untcil to thrie hundred and forty three years !— only a s i, jit- year >. or I uf au average of eignty six 1 Notice to Debtors and Creditors. EORGE ROWE. of theTown ot OSWESTRY, X HATTER, having assigned all his Personal Estate and Efl. cis to JostCH TttHNeK, of Shrewsbury, Halter, and Edward Edwards, of Oswestry aforesaid, Innholder, for the Benefit of all his just Creditors ;— All Persons to whom he stands indebted, are desired to send an Account of their Demands to the said Joseph Turner w ithout Delay :— And all Peisons who stand indebted to the said George Rowe," are desired to pay their Debts, to the said Joseph Turner or Edward Edwards, immediately Shrewsbury, blh March, 1810. SALES BY AUCTION. BY SAMUEL TUDOR, At the George Inn, Shrewsbury, on Tuesday, the 20th of March, lblO, at fuur o'Clock iu the Afternoon, eiihei together, or in such I, ots as shall be agreed upon at the ' Time of Sale, and subject to such Conditions as will be then produced : ALL those FIVE well built DWELLING HOUSES, with the Bcewbouses, Yards, Fold, or Pound, and Pump belonging, situate in the ABBEY FOIU.- G ATE, near t.. the Conduit, now in the Occupaimus of Ml. Jonathan lvniglit, Richard Pearce, Richard Rogers, John Richards, and Smith, all Tenants at Will. The Premises may be viewed by applying to the Tenants ; and further Particulars known from Mr. ASTLRLKY, Solicitor, Shrewsbury. other Articles, belonging to FOLLIOT SANDt'ORD, Esq. at THE ISLE of UP- KOSSALL, near Shrewsbury; the Out- stock comprising three excellent young calving Cows ; a very useful brown Horse ti- Yrs. old, & a bay Mare, both half bred, quiet to draw, and safe to ride single or douate ; a handsome strong chesnut Ponev, rising five Years old, ( a pleasant Hack,, with great Power) ; tweuty- five F. wes and Lambs, twelve yearling Ewe « , one Ram; one Sow, throe small store Pigs j. a Setter Bitch, steady to Net orOun, and two Greyhounds. One narrow wheeled Waggun. with capital Wheels, strong Cart, wan Ripples complete, Plough, Harrows, Hurdles ; a Quantity of goud Hay, aud one PASIMORE'S Patent Kib- bling Mill. The HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE consists of varioun Four- pi st, ' lent, Wardrobe, Bureau, undotiur Bedsteads; 13 must excellent Down and Qouse Feather Beds, Mtiltrassea, prime Witney Blankets, supeifnie Marseilles Quilts anu Counterpanes; Mahogany Wardrobes, Chests of Drawers, Dressing Tables and Commodes; Pier and Chimney Glasses, in burnished Guld Frames, various D. essing Glasses; hand- some Mahogany Dining, Pembrok e and Caid Tables, Par- lour Chairs, Celleret, and Sideboard ; a Drawing Room Suite of Chairs, Sofa, new Uiussvls Carpet, &. C.; Oak Bureau and Book case, witnGlass Doors; au excellent Eight Day Clock in a beautiful Mahogany Case ; and a general Assortment of Kitchen Furniture and culinary Articles. The Biewiug and Dairy Vessels comprize 24 excellent Iron- bound Hogsheads, Half- hogsheads, and Barrels, Masts Tubs, Coolers, Working Tubs, & u.; a Cheese Press, grass- Pans, Ban el aud Stall' Churns, Cheese Vats, Milk Pails, Mitts, &. C. & c.— Also, a Quantity of good CHEESE, nice BACON, and two Baircls of Old Veijuice. Likewise, on excellent Family or Post COACH, with Plate Glass Windows, and Harness for a Pair of Horses, complete. Particulais of the whole will be published tn Catalogues, which may be bad uf Mr. SOUTHERN, Lydbury, or INN AUCTIONEER, in Shrew- bury. BY WILLIAM SMITH, On the Premises, on Monday, the 26th of March, 1810, ART of tbe well selected LIVE STOCK,, IMPLEMENTS lu HUSBANDRY, Dairy and, Bjew^ lug Utensils, and Part of the HOUSEHOLD FU RtM I'L IU., belonging to Mr. JOHN JANDRELL, of THK GROVE, in the Parish of Churcn Pulverbatch, ill the County of Salop. Particulars iu our next. A Lease and Hay. BY WILLIAM SMITH, At Mr. Williain Roberts's, of Meole Brace, near Slifewsbury, on MONDAY NEXT, the I2ih of March, 1,810, at four .. T. lnoli in ll. o AIW. P GRAZING LAND. To be Let to the best Bidder, Agreeable to such Conditions as will be produced at the House of Industry Board- Room, on Monday, the 19th of March, 1810, at one o'Clock precisely: ALL that PIECE of LAND, called KINGS- LAND, lying at a short Distance from the Town of Shrewsbury, and consisting of 33 Acres, or thereabouts. The mperior. ExccUeuce- of- tliis- Pasture is well known. Pos- session may be had at Ladv Day next. r. F 1810.— SULTAN, AT T. HILES's, Abbey- Foregate, Shrewsbury, will Cover at THREE GUINEAS. SOLTAN was got by St. Paul, St. Paul by Saltiam, out of Purity, Dam of Rockingham. The Dam of Sultan was Fanny, by Weazel; Weazel was got by Old Herod.— For Sultan's Performances vide Racing Calendar. Sultan will be at the Feathers Inn, Ludlow, every Monday ; from Ludlow through Corvedale to Bridgnorth, every Tuesday anil Weduesday Morning; at Welling- on every Thursday ; and at Home every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday until 12 o'Clock.— He will be at Home on Monday, the 2oth March. The Money to be paid at Midsummer ; if not, to be charged Ilalf- a- Guinta more. Mares barren last Year, lo be covered at hall Pr ice, Good Grass for Mares, at six Shilling* per Week, BY S. TUDOR, At the Fox Inn, ou Saturday, the 3l> t of March, 1810, between the Hours of six and seven in the Evening, rgpHE following Lots of OAK and ASH TIM* M BER, subject to Conditions then to be pioduced : LOT I. 153 OAK TIMBER TREES, 44 Ditto POLLARDS, mark ed and numbered with red Paint; lbti OAK POLES, cyphered with Ditto. 53" The Timber marked with white Paint is uot to be sold. Lor II. 84 large ASH TIMBER TREES, marked aud numbered with red Paint; 9 AS1I POLES, cyphered with Ditto, 15 ELM TREES. the above Timber is now growing upon the DAYllOUSE FARM, in the Parish of Meole Brace, aud about two Miles from the Town of Shrewsbury, upou very good Roads.— Mr. SurroN, the ' Tenant, will a^ pQtnt a Person to shew the Tim- ber ; tor Particulars apply to Mr, JOHN LEE, Builder, or THE ATIHONF. SK, iu Shrewsbury. DESIRABLE ' COONTHY RESIDENCES, And eligible Situations for Building. NEXT MONTH, HE Residence of the lute Mr, PHI JCHARD, at BRACE MEOLlt, together with a Cottage, awl the adjoining House Garden, anil TWO PIECES OF LAND. Further Particulars will be inserted in a tutu e Paper. Tl o'Clock in llie Afternoon,; HE LEA& t toe a Term, 10 Yeati of which were unexpired at Candlemas, Iblu, of THKUE PliiCES of excelent Meadow or Pasture LAND, called Kemp's Eye, containing together 8A. 1K. 32 P. witti a guoit Barn and Cow- tyings tbeieon, situate near MEOLL BRACK aluresa'id, and wiihiu one Mile of f& reivsbQty, now in the Occupatiou of Mr. Samuel Simon. Also a STACK of excellent HAY, or. the said Lands. Further Particulars may be known by applying to T » s AUCTIONEER, or Mr. ASTHRLKV, Solicitor, Shrewsbury. Montgomeryshire Oak l imber. At the Oak Inn, in the Town of Pool, in the County of Mnntgomery, ou Monday, the 19th Day of March, 1SIO, between the flouts ut tour aud six iu the Afternoon^ subject to Conditions that will be then produced i HE following VALUABLE TIMBER, re- gularly numbered with a Scribe, either in one or two Lois, as bhall De agreed upop ut the Tiuie of the . Sale, If in two Lots, the same will be put up as ui^ er: LOT 1. 35 OAK TREES, growing in Hedge Rows upon a Pa, an called Itha- Hach, in tne Parish of ( Juilsfield, in the hold- ing of John Jones. LOT 11. 143 OAK TREES aud 17 CYPHERS, growing in a Coppice upon the same Farm. The whole ot the above Tiip. ber is remarkably sound ; some of large Dimensions, and well adapted for Buildiag. Lot I commences with numbtT 1, and emls at 35, and p. ui- cipally grows jr. JJedges adjoining the iload to Uuilstieid — Lot ' 2 commcnct' 3 with number 36, and ends with 180, and grows in a Coppice, a Field's breadth only liom the Road. Both Lots i> re ^ is- tant ( ruin theGuilshtld Branch of the Mont- gomeryshire Qanai about two, and liotu I'ool Quay, where ine Km r navigable, about loin* Miles. Mr. John Jones, of the Lane, near Uuilslield, will shew the Timber; and turthci Particulars may be had hy . a* » plyw g to Mr. THOMAS ANWYJ., of llaia, Merionethshire, T SALES BY AUCTION. Valuable Farming Stock, Kc. Kc. BY GLOVE It AND SON, On tiie Premises, en Thursday. the Bth. and Friday, the 9th T) avs nf March, 18101 LL the truly valuable and rarefullv selected . T. IVK STOCK, I MPT. KMF NTS of ITT1 SB AN DRY, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Brewins and Dairy Utensils, belonging to Mr. SHARLAND. of MIDDLETON, near Oswestry, in the County nf Salon; consisting of 11 capital Cows, caked and in- calf, seven calvinc Heifers: font able Wasgon Horses; a capital Coal Cart with Harvest Gearing, nearly new Harvest Cart, two " loughs, two Pair of Harrows, Scnfller, Roller, Winnowing Pan, & c. & c. The Household Furniture consists of Bedsteads and Hangings, several ex- cellent Feather Beds, Tables, Chairs, Wardrobes. MashTubs Cooler and Barrels, a Kitchen Range. Dresser, Sic. with numerous otner Articles particularised in the Catalogues, which will be prepared immediately, and may be had at the following Places, ( viz. 1) Cross Kevs Inn, Osw< stry; Red Lion, Ellesmere; Bed Lion, Coekshutt; Old Post- Office Inn, Shrewsbury ; Mr. Taylor's, Llanymyiieeh ; on the Premises ; and of the Auctioneers, Ruyton of the Eleven Towns. The Sale to commence punctually at ten o'Clock in the Forenoonof each Oav. Capital Farming Stock, Kc. BY GLOVER AMD SON, On the Premises, on Monday,' he 12th Dav of Maic. h, 1810: ALL the valuable LIVE STOCK, 1MPLE MF. NTS in HUSBANDRY, Part of the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, with all the Brewing and Dairv Utensils. Belonging to Mr. BEMBRIDGE, of LEATON HEATH, in the Parish of Fit*, in the County of Salop ; consisting of Cows, young Cattle; Sheep; Pi » s; and Horses; an ex- cellent Road Waggon, Coal Cart ; and a great Number of other Articles ton tedious to mention. Catalogues will be prepared in dueTime, and mav be had as follows': Bull's Head, Coach and Horses, and Castle lens, Shrewsbury ; Loid Cltve's Arms, Montford Bridge, Craven Arms, Ruvton; Duncan's Head. Newtown Baschutch ; the Inn, at Middle; the Fox-, Albrighton ; on the Premises; and of the Auctioneers, Ruyton of the Eleven Towns. The Sale lo be begin at 10 o'Clock in the Forenoon. SALES BY AUCTION. BY GLOVER AND SON, At the Cross Keys Inn, in Oswestrv, in the County of Salop, on Thursday, the 22d Day of March. 1810, at four o'Clock in the Afternoon, in snch Lets as shall be then fixed : OEVERAL Excellent PIECES of LAND, con- ' taining eighty- four Acres or thereabouts, ill the. LIBER- TIES of the TOWN of OSWESTRY, and in the Parishes of Whittington and Sylattyn, in the said County of Salop ; the principal Parts of which are neav to the Town of Oswestry. Further Particulars may be had of Mr. LIWTS JONES, of Oswestry; if Enquiry is made by Letter, the Postage must be paid. SALES BY AUCTION. A1 Capital Inn upon fhe great Road, leading from HOLYHEAD TO LONDON. BY GLOVER AND SON, At the New Inn, in Wesl Felton, in the County of Salop, on Friday, the 30th of March, 1810, at four o'Clock in the Afternoon, and subject to Conditions then to be produced : LL that large and commodious Inn, called or known bv the Name of the NEW INN. situate at WEST FF. LTON, in the County of Salop, now inthe Oc- cupation of Mr. ( Jeorje Wynne, consisting of an excellent Kitchen, Bar, Parlour, Brewhouse, large Dining Room, six Lodging Roofns, Cellar, and Pantry, a capital five Stall Stable, and another without Stalls, the Whole entirely New within these six Months. Also a HOUSE consisting of two Dwellings, and five Acres, or thereabouts, of ex- cellent LAND. The above valuable Premises are situate as Middle House between Shrewsbury and Llangollen, thro' Whittington. Mr. Wynne, on the Premises, will shew the same ; and for further Particulars apply to the Auctioneers, at Ruyton of the Eleven Towns. FARMING STOCK, & c. Elegant Household Furniture. BY GLOVER AND SON, Oil the Premises, without Reserve, on Tuesday and Wednes- day, the 13th and Hth Daysof March. 1810: ALL'the modern and elegant HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, China, Glass, & c. belonging to Miss EMBREY, of GRINSHILL, in the County of Salop; con- sisting of Mahogany fourpost, fluted, and other Bedsteads, with Chilli, Dimity, and other Hangings; several excellent Feather Beds, Blankets, Counterpanes, aud Mattrasses; a large Quantity of Linen; several Mahogany Dining, Card, nnd Breakfast Tables, Chairs, Chests of Drawers, Bureaus, Bason Stands, Pier and Swing Glasses; two excellent F. icbt- Day Clocks, with Kitchen and Blowing Requisites, "& c. Catalogues will be prepared in Time, and may be had at the Talbot, Coach and Horses, and Castle Inns, Shiewsbury; Talbot, Wellington ; Elephant Shawbury ; Raven, Lee Bridge; Black Lion. Wem; Bridgewater Arms, Ellesmere; Mr. Lead's, Griushill ; and of the Auctioneers, Ruytou of the Eleven Towns. The Sale to commence each Day at 10 o'Clock. Valuable Team of Horses, Kc. the Property of John Walford, Esq. BY GLOVER AND SON, At the Maiket- Place, Wem, in the County of Salop, on Thursday, the. loth of March, 1810, precisely at 12 o'Clock: FIVE young and able WAGGON HORSES, with Gearing for d tto, a capital Hack Maie, rising 6. years old, will draw a Gig; an excellent Road Waggon with Harvest Gearing a Broad Wheel Tumbril ; a Kibbling Mill, by PASMOORE, a Corn Screen, & c. Valuable Farming Stock. BY GLOVER AND SON, On the Premises on Monday, the 19th of March. 1S10; nriHE valuable and carefully selected LIVE JL STOCK, with a Part of the 1M PI. F. M ENTS of HUS- BANDRY, & c. belonging IO Mr. SIDES, of . DOMGAY, in the Pari.- h nf Llatidisilio, in the County of Montgomery; consisting of nine capital Oxen, 3 and 4 Year olds, two 3- Yearold Splays, two 2- year old Heifers, six ditto Bullocks, tnoftit Cows, four yearling Heifers, six ditto Bullocks, a well- bred Bull, of the Bishop's Castle Kind, 3- veaisold; a capital draught Marc, 4- yearsold, a ditto Colt, 2- years old, a 2- ye'nr old FHley, by Edwin"; 33 couples of Ewes and Lambs, 21 yearling Ewes, to lamb, AO fat Wethers; Road " Waggon, Harvest Cart, three Ploughs, one Pair of Harrows, " Winnowing Fan. two Corn Screens, Sieves, and Riddles, two Sets of Horse Gearing, & c. Catalogues will be prepared immediately, and may be had at the Wowing Places; viz. Tiumpet, and Queen's Head Inns, Shrewsbury; Oak, Pool; Lion, Westbury ; the Inn at Guilsfield; Cross Keys, Llanymvneeh ; New Inn, Knoekiu ; Goat. Llaufyllin ; Cross Keys, Osuestry; Bridgewater Arms, F. llesmere; on the Piemises; and of the Auctioneers, Ruyton of the Eleven Towns. The Sale to commence at ten o'Clock in Ihe Forenoon. Capital Farming Stock, Kc. BY GLOVER AND SON, On the Premises, without the least Reserve, on Tuesday, the COth Day of Maich, 1810: ALL the carefully, well- selected LIVESTOCK, IMPLEMENTS In HUSBANDRY, Partofthc HOUSE- HOLD FURNITURE, with nil Ihe Brewing and Dairy Utensils, belonging to Mrs. WEAVER, ol GRAVEL- HILL, in the Parish of St" Mary, Shrewsbury. ; consisting Of 10 ex- cellent. Cows, calved and in- calf, three fat Cows, one Barren, 39 fat Sheep in tuo Lots, a capital hack Mare in- foal, will draw and carry double, one hack Hotse, a capiial rlrawm ; two Sows in- pig, 18 Stores in Lots, one Market Cart, with Harvest Geaiing, broad wheeled Tumbrels-, Willi Ditto, Lauu Roller, Winnowing Machine; about 14 Tons of exceeding Jgood. llay, togoofftbe Premises, and a great Number of small Implements too tedious to mention. Catalogues will be prepared and may be had as follows, the Elephant and Castle, Mardol, Bull's Head, Coach and Horses, and Castle Inns, Shrewsbury; Talbot, Atchain; Talbot, Wellington; Elephant, Shawbury; Black Lion, Wem; Bridgty. valer Anns, Ellesrneie; Red Lion, Cockshut; Dun- can's Head, Newtown Baschuicb; Lord Craven's Arms, Ruvvm; Lord Clivc's Arms, Montfoid Bridge; on the Premises, and of the Auctioneers, Ruyton of the Eleven Towns. The Sale to commence precisely at 10 o'Clock ill the Morning. BY R, POOLE, On Monday next, the 12th Dav of March, 1810 ; LL the well- bred FARMING STOCK, IM- PLEMENTS in HUSBANDRY, Dairv Utensils, and Pait of the HOUSEHOLD GOODS, of Mr. WEBB, ot ASTON, near Wellington, in the County of Salop, who is declining the Farming Business ; consisting of one Cow in calf, one Barren Cow, four capital Barren Heifers, two Stirk lleifeis, two 3- years old Bullocks; tnree large Store Pigs; three useful Draught Mares, witn Gearing for four, and two Draught Colts rising 2- vrars old ; one Waggon and Gearing, one 6- iiich Tumbril, a narrow wheel ditto, and a one horse Cart, two wheel Ploughs, some Cavt and Plough Timber, three Pair of Harrows, Land Roll, Stoue Cistern, and three Stone Pigiroughs, a Winnowing Fan, long Ladder, Wheel- barrow, aud Corn Coffer, with Rakes, Pikels, Sieves, Riddles, and Variety of other Articles ; also two Cbitrus, two Cheese Tubs, Cheese Vats, and Milk Cans, a good Kitchen Grate and Requires, Firebow, Pair of Steelyards, and other Arti- cles of Household Furniture. The Sale to begin at 10 o'Clock in the Morning. FARMING STOCK, S> c. BY R. POOLE, On Monday, the I9th of March, 1810, aud following Days, until all IS sold ; RPHE valuable FARMING STOCK, IMPLE- X MENTSiu HUSBANDRY, POST CHAISES, COACH, HAY, GRAIN, and the, whole of the HOUSEHOLD GOODS, of Mr. CHERRINGTON. of the Falcon Inn, HAY GATE, near Wellington, in the County of Salop, who is removing to another Situation The Outstodt. consists of nine prime Dairy Co- vs in- calf, one Barren Cow, six Heifers iu- calf, two fat Cows, two 4- ycars old Bullocks, one 2- years old Bull; and two Store Rigs; four useful Draught Horses, and Gearing for five; nine capital Posters, and nine f- ets of Harness complete ; three neat Post Chaises, a handsome Post or Mourning Coach ; also Saddles Bridles, Horse Cloths, Stable Buckets, and other useful Arti- cles ill tbe Posting Line ; one Waggon and Geaiing ; an ex- cellent, Harvest Waggon, a Tumbril, a 6- inch Wneel Trolly ; two Ploughs, three Pair of Harrows, and a capital Land Roll; three Stone Stack Frames, two Winnowing Fans; three Ladders, several Corn Cutlers, two Stone Cisterns and Pig Troughs; Kibbling Mill and .\ falt Mill; large Straw Wi- ket with Rakes, Piktls, Sieves, Riddles, and other Valuables.— Likewise TWO STACKS of WHEAT with the Straw, two ditto of Barley with ditto, aud a I rge Quantity ol Hay. The HOUSEHOLD GOODS comprize lofty four- post, Tent, and oilier Bedsteads, with elegant fluted Pillars, and rich Chintz, Dimity, aud other Hangings, fringed aud plain ; sixteen prime Beds ; chielly of fine Dauizic Feathers ; Stiaw and Flock Mattresses, laige Witnev ami other Blankets, Counterpanes, ami Quilts ; complete Set of Mahogany Dining Tables, Mahogany and Oak Dressing, Tea, and Card ditlo; neat Mahogany and Oak Chests of Drawers and Linen Chests; several Sets of Mahogany aud painted Chairs ; large Pier aud Swing Glasses ; Sc. oich and Kiddeiminster Floor aud Bedside Carpets ; handsome set of Drawers and Bookcase, Maho- gany Wasli- haud Stands, Corner and other Cupboards ; an excellent eight- day Clock and Case Wire and other Fenders, and all the useful Kitchen Requisites ; aUo several good Mash Tubs and Coolers, large double and single Hogshead-, half Hogsheads, and other Barrels; with Cheese Presses, Churns, and Dairy Utensils. The above Stock aie mostly young and useful, the Cows will Calve in Time for the Dairy, and are capital Milkers ; the Horses are good Workers, and the Posters so well known on the Road, us to need no Comment ; the Chaises and . Coach are little worse than new ; and the Whole of the Household Furniture, having been lately laid in, is worth the Attention of the Public ; who are. requested to attend at hat t past Ten o'Clock in the Morning— To begin witn the Live Stock, the Whole of which, with the Carriages, Harness, and Stable Utensils, are intended for the tirst Day's Sale. Young and excellent Farming Stock, Kc. BY CHURTON, Without the least Reserve, on ihe Premises at SOULTON HALL, near Wem, in the County of Salop, on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, the 12th, 13th, and 14th Days nf March, 1810: ALL the valuable and well selected LIVE STOCK, IMPLEMENTS in HUSBANDRY, Dairy and Brewing Utensils, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, and other Effects, of the late Mr. BARNETT, deceased: consisting of 34 choice vonns calving Cows and Heifers, Pair of 2- year old Bullocks, 3 Stirks, 9 yearlins Calves, one - 2- year old Bull; 6 Waggon Horses, 2 ditto Mares in- foal, one 2- year old Draught Colt, 1 Hack Ditto, bv Planet, a Poney ; 2 Sows and Pigs, 2 fat Ditto, 2 Pork Ditto, 2 Gilts, 6 strong Store Figs ; Waccon, 2 Road Caits geared, one Harvest Ditto, 3 Broad- wheel Tumbrels; I. and Roller, Double ar. d Single Wheel Ploughs, Scuffle and Water- furrowin; Ditto. 4 Pair of Harrows, Market Cart with covered Top, and Harness; 9 Sets of Horse Gears; upwards of b Dozen Hur- dles, in Lots; Stone Stack Frames; Winnowing Machine, Quantity of Bags; Cart and Plough Timber; Malt Mill, and Corn Trial; with numerous other Implements. Tbe DAIRY and BREWING VESSELS, See. comprise Milk Cans and Pails, four Churns, six- Brass Milk Pans, a Quantity of Cheese Vats, Cheese Screw and Horse, several Cheese Tubs, liox Cheese Presses, ButterTnrnels, Salting Tnrnels and Coolers, Mash and other Tubs, Salting Planks and Benches, a Quantity of capital Iron- bound Barrels and Stillases, two Iron Furnaces, and two Ditto Boilers, with Bottoms, & e. Scale Beam, Bottoms, and Weights, & e & c The HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, & e. consists of Four-' post and other Bedsteads and Hangings, with vrrinns Furni- ture, twelve valuable Feather Beds, Bolsters, and Pillows, Blankets and Coverlets, Dressing Tables, Looking Glasses', Chamber Chairs, Chests of Drawers, Bureau a variety of Oak Linen Chests, Night Stool, two Sets of neat Cherry- tree Chairs. Rush Seats, and elbow D tto to correspond, Elm and Oak Chairs, in Sets, Oak Beaufet and Corner Cupboard, Oak and Cherry- tree Dining, Stand, and other Tables, China and Glass, Tea Trays, a Quantityof Books, Dresser, Shelves, and Pewter, Oak Screen, Eight- day Clock and Case, Kitch- en Grate. Fender, and Ash Grate, Cast Iron Oven, Crane, Wind- up Jack with Lead Weight, Spits and Gobbets, with ( all other Culinary Articles, in Cupper, Brass, Tin, Iron, & c. | and a large Quantity of other Domestic Utensils, too tedious to appear in a public Advertisement. The Auctioneer calls the Attention of those Farmers who pride themselves in making Cheese, as now is the Time to purchase Milkers of the first Quality, together with Youth and Beauty. At the same Time, he requests those F'rieuds if Agriculture, See. who want Horses for Dispatch of Badness, not to forget the Twelfth of March, at SOULTON HALL. N. B, The Live Stock, and Part of the Implements, will be. Sold the first Dav ; the remaining Implements, Dairy Vessels, Parlour and Kitchen Furniture, the second Dav ; and Bed Chamber Ditto, on the last Day. — At ten each Day the Auction will commence. Catalogues aie prepared, and may he had at the following Places; viz. at the Talbot, Wein ; Red Lion, Ellesmcre ; Oak, Hanmer; Red Lion, Malpas; I'hcunix, Drayton ; Bear, Hodnet; Hawkstone Inn; Lion Inn, Shrewsbury; ou the Premises; and of TIIE AUCTIONEER, Whitchurch, Salop. SALES BY AUCTION. BY J. BROOME, On the Premises, on Thursday and Friday, the 8th and 9th Days of March, 1810 :' LL the truly valuable and well selected LIVE STOCK, and IMPLEMENTS in HUSBANDRY, with Part of the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, and the whole of the Brewing and Dairv Utensils, Jcc. fee. belong- ing to Mrs. RAWLINS, of the NEW HALL, near Dorriniton, iu the County of Salop ; comprising six very useful young Cows, calved and in- calf, three capital calving Heifers, one 2 years old Bull, of the Herefordshire breed ; two 2- year old Bullocks, two ditto Heifers, two Ditto splaved ; two yearling Bullocks, three ditto Heifers ; three able Waggon Horses ( the one fit for any Road Team iu the Kingdom) ; two capital Waggon Mares ( the one in foal by Ploughboy) ; one useful back Mare, in foal, will draw well or carrv double ; one capital 2- year old draught Filly, one yearling Ditto, ditto; one excellent Poney ; with Gearing for seven Horses ; two cood Sows, with eight Pigs each, one young Brawn; three Wag- gons, fone nearly new, with Iron L'ners); two good broad Wheel Tumbrels, one double Plough, two single Wheel Ditto, ( all nearly new) ; three Pair uf Harrows, ( one new, Ihe others nearly so), one Land Roller, one Sledge, one. Wheel • barrow, one Winnowi ng Machine, one Ditto Fan, one Corn Screen, one Kibbling Mill, one Malt Ditto, three Piling Irons, one Barn Shovel, two Lime Ditto, two excellent long Ladders, one Saddle and Briddle, one Side Saddle, two large Stone Cisterns, three ditto Pigtroughs, two Wood ditto, one Stack Frame; with a number of small Implements, and some Implement Timber. N. B. A Stack of Wheat ( well harvested), nnd one Stack of good Hay, all of which mav be taken off thePiemises. The Farming Stock, Hay, and Grain, will be sold on the ( list Day. The Sale to begin at 10 o'Clock each Morning. BY J, BROOMET ~ On the Premises, on MONDAY NEXT, the 12th Day of March, 1810: fT^ HE LIVE STOCK and IMPLEMENTS in X HUSBANDRY, belonging to Mr. HOTCHKISS, of the BANK, near Shrewsbury ; consisting of seven 3 years old Bullocks, one ditto splaved Heifer ; five Waggon Horses Gearing for Ditto, one hack Mare, one 3- vears old Colt of the draught Kind, one 2- years old Ditto, one ditto hack, one yearling Ditto; five store Pigs; tiO F. wcs, lambed and in- lainb ; one broad Wheel Waggon with Iron Arms, two Road Ditto with Iron Arms, one broad Wheel Tumbrel with Iron Arms, one Ditto, one double Plough, two single Wheel Ditto, one Hand Ditto, one Cabbage Ditto, th- ee Pair of Harrows, one Roller, two Stack Frames, four Stone Pigtroughs, win- nowing Machine, Malt Mill, and Ditto Screen, Scales and Weights, four large Drag Rakes, two Waggon Chains, one Bird Net, with a number of small Implements, & c & c. The Sale to begin at 10 o'Clock in the Morning. SALES BY AUCTIONS BY J. BROOME, On the Premises, on Thursday, the 22d l).. y of March, 1810, '" T1HE truly valuable and well selected Stock of X CATTLE, HORSES, and SHEEP, belonging to Mr; HUMPHREYS, of GUNLEY, in the Parish of Curtail, in the County of Montgomery ; consisting of 14 Cows and Calves, and in calf Cows, four 3- years old calving Heifers, three 3- years old Bullocks, 11 2- years old Beasts, nine Yearlings; 80 Sheep, in Lots ; one capital Waggin Horse, 7- years old, one ditto, 5- years old, three aged Horses, ar. d one Mare m- foal, two hack Mares, iu- fual, one capital 4- years old Horse Colt; and one capital 2- years old Horse Co, t. The Sale to begin at 10 o'Clock in the Morning. BY j. BliOOMET ~ Oh the Premises, on Friday, the 234 Day of March, 1810, ririHE valuable and well- selected LIVE STOCK X and IMPLEMENTS in HUSBANDRY, belonging to Mr. ONIONS, of WESTLEY. near Poutesb'iry, in the County of, Salop; consisting of 12 excellent Cows, calveil and in- calf, one Barren, three 3- year old Heifers, thiee ditto Bullocks, five 2- year ejds; six good Waggon Horses, and Gearing foi Ditto, two 3- year old hack Cults, two yearling Ditto, of the draught kind ; two Waggons, two broad Wheel ' Tumbrels, one Wheel Plough, one Hand Ditto, thtec Pair of Harrows, one Roller, witli small Implements, ( ftc. & c. The Sale to begin at 10 o'Clock in the Morning. A1 BY J. BROOME, On tiie Premises, on ' Tuesday and Wednesday, the 27th and 28th Days of March, 1810 : LL the valuable LIVE STOCK, and IM. PLEMENTS in HUSBANDRY, will, all the Dairy and Brewing Utensils, and Part uf the HOUSEHOLD GOODS and FURNITURE, belonging ttf Mrs. PARKER, of BUN- NINGTON, in the County of Hereford. _______ ti" Va'tid'ilors iii our next. PftIMB FARMI.\ tG STOCKT Of the Pure North Devon, Hereford, and Montgo- mery II reeds. Young and excellent Farming . Stock, BY CHURTON, On the Premises, at tbe. FIVE FORDS, in the Parish of Marchwiel, near Wrexham, in the County of Denbigh, on Friday and Saturday, the 16th and 17th Days of March, 1810: ALL the Young and valuable LIVE STOCK, IMPLEMENTS in HUSBANDRY, Dairy and Brewing Utensils, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, and other Efiects the Property of Mr. EDWARD ROBERTS, deceased. Particulars in our next. BY J. BROOME, On the Premises, on Tuesday, the 13th Day of March, 1810: ALL the valuable LIVE STOCK and IMPLE- MENTS ill HUSBANDRY, belonging to Mr. ONIONS, of the HEM, near Westbury, in the County of Salop: con- sisting of tin capital Cows, calved and in- calf, three good calving Heifers, two Ditto Bullocks, six 2- year olds, six Yearlings; four Waggon Horses, one hack Mare in- foal, one Poney Mare, one 2- vear old draught Colt, one ditto of the hack Kind, one yearling Ditto; seven store Pigs, one Sow and Pigs ; one good Waggon with Iron Liners ; one broad wheeled ' Tumbrel, one pjongh, two Pair of Harrows, two Waggon Chains, one Ditto Rope; with a Number of small Implements. The Sale to begin at 10 o'Clock in the Morning. BY J. BllOOMEj OnThursdav, tho 29th Day of March, 1810, oil llie Premises at BOCKLETON COURT, in the Paii- li of Stoke Saint Milboroiigh, nnd County of Salop ; rjiVVO Bulls, 2+ Cows and Heifers, calved and X in- calf; four 2- year old Heifers, 10 yearling Heifers 10 very serviceable Cart Horses and Mares, with" excellent Gearing for Ditio ; three Waggons, three Tumbrels, with six Inch Wheels; a one Hurse. Cart, a two Horse Roll, double and single Ploughs; six Pair of il irrows, of different sizes and descriptions; with various other Implements in Hus- bandry, as hereafter described; Belonging to Mr. TENCII who has let the aforesaid Faruf. Lats. | Lots. 15. D tlo D tto 16. Ditto Ditto 17. Ditto Heller 18. Ditto D uo Live Slock oj the first Quality, be. TIMBER. A Capita/ Farming Stock. BY GLOVER AND SON, On the Picmises, on Monday and Tuesday, the 26th and 27th Days of March, 1810: ALL the truly valuable and carefully selected LIVE STOCK, IMPLEMENTS of HUSBANDRY, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Brewing and Dairy Utensils, belonging to Mrs. J EBB, of MAF. SBURY, in the Parish ot Oswestry, in the County of Salop; consisting of 14 capital Dairy Cows, calved and in- calf, three calving Heifer*, two barren Ditto, two 3- ytar old Bullocks, lour 8- year nld Heifers; one ditto Bullock, seven yearling Calves, 20 Couples of Ewes and Lambs, 13 yearling Sheep; seven large store Pigs, eight smaller Ditto, one Pork Pig; four capital Waggon Horses, with Gearing for six, hack Mare in- foal, a 2- year old bay Colt, likely u> make a Carriage Hotse, a 2- year old hack Cult, a yearling Ditto, by True Blue, a ditto Filley, by Ditto; a capital Rood Waggon, shelled, Harvest Cart, broad Wheels, x « o bioad WbeelTumbiels, Roller, douolc Plough, two single Ditto, three Pair of Harrows, Winnowing Fan, Sieves and Pviddles, iwo Stack Frames, a Quantity uf Implement Timber, Malt Mill, large Scales and Weights, a Quantity ot Bags, ,4c. & c. The Household Furniture consists of several excellent Fcalher . Beds, Bedsteads, Blankets, Bedcovers, Tables, iChaiis, Chests, Cupboards, Mash Tubs, Coolers, Barrels, JDairy Vessels, Sic. with numerous other Articles. Catalogue! of which may be bad at the following Places; ( viz. Trumpet, and Coach anil Horses Inns, Shiewsbury; Oak, Pool j Cro. s Keys, Oswestiy } Bridgewater Arms, Ellesmere; Red Lion, Cockshult; Black Liuii, Wem ; New lun, Knockui; Cioss Keys, Llaiiyinynech ; Goat, Llanfyllin; < m Ihe Premises;, and ut the Auctioneeis. Ruytonof the £ le, v. en ' J'owus. pj- The Live Slock ml Implements will be sold the first Day, and the Furniture, c. tbe. Secuud.— The Sale to cmuTwmce each Day o'Clotk iu the Forenoon, BY MR. RICHARD MADDOX, At the House of Mr. Robert Davies, known by ihe Sign of the Queen's Head, in the Palish of Oswestry, in the County ot Salop, on Thursday, the eighth Day of March, 1810, be- tween the Hours of four and six in the Afternoon, subject to such Conditions as shall then be produced - LOT I. LARGE Quantity of FIR and LARCJH Trees. Lur II. Ditto ol BEECH T rees. LOT III. Ditto of ELM " Trees. LOT IV. Ditto of ASH Trees and ASH SAPLINGS. LOT V. Ditto of CHERRY Trees. LOT VI. Ditto of Coal- pit Wood. LOT VII. 539 ASH SAPLINGS, Scribe- marked and numbered, now standing aud glowing in a Coppice called the. Decoy ; and 635 ASH " TREES, marked with a Cross, and growing in the said Coppice, within a short Distance of me Ellestnerc Canal. The Fir and Larch Trees are fit for Building, or cleaving into Laths ; the Beech is sound, and fit. for Bedsteads, or the Use of Last Makers ; the Elm for Coach Makers ; Part of the Ash Timber is of large Dimensions: tbe Saplings are of great Lengths and clcfty; the Cherry Trees are of large Size, and fit fur Cabinet Makers; the Ash Trees in the - aid Coppice are of great Lcnjfhs, and tit lor Balk Hoops and turned Chair Makers. All the said Timber ( except the Trees in the above- men- tioned Coppice) are now on tbe Wharf near ttie Queen's Head aforesaid, sounded, anil ready to put into Boats. ( f3f> Mr. James l'ayel, of Aston, will appoint a Person to shew the Ash and other Timber; aud further Particulars may be known by Application to THE AUCTIONEER, in Oswestry. BY CHURTON, On the Premises, at WHIXAI. HALL, in the Parish nf I'recs, and County of Salop, on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, the Both, 21st, and 2' M Days of March, 1810 : ALL that superior and well. bred LIVE STOCK, IMPLEMENTS in HUSBANDRY, Dairy and B- ewing Utensils, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, kc. of Mr. BOODLE: consisting of 28 young valuable Calving Cow? and Heifers, I barren Cow, 1 Stirks, one 2. yean old Bull, ti veailing Calves, one yearling Bull; 7 Ewes in- lamb; 5 able Waggon Horses, one hack. Mare, 1 yearling draught Colt; 0 strong Store Pigs; capital Waggon, with Shells and Harvest Gearing, 1 excellent Harvest Ditto, Road Cart, geared; two Broad- wheel Tumbrels, Double Land Roller, capital Spike Ditto, one double " ty tieel Plough, four Hand Ditto, Waterfuri owing Ditto, three Pair ot Harruws ; five Sets of Horse Gears, Cranks and Chains; valuable Winnow- ing Machine, Stone Stack Frames, seasoned Cart and Plough Timber, Stone Cisterns and Pigtroughs; with all other small Implements in Husbandry, in Lots. The DAIRY and BREWING VESSELS, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, he., comprise Milk Cans. and Pails, Brass Milk Pans, Churns, two capital Cast Iron Mi k Coolers, ( these surpass any other Invention fur cnoling Milk) Cheese Tub, Mashing and other Tubs, Coolers and Salting i urnels, Salting Planks and Benches, three valuable Stnne Cheese Presses, Cheese Screw, Hone and Tubs, Quantity uf Cheese Vats ill Pairs, large Copper MiW Kettle, Copper Boiler and Bottom, large Iron Furnace and Ditto, Quantity of Cheese Binders and ditto Boards, Hogshead and Half- hogshead Bar- rels, Slillages, several Wood Bottles, Machine for the Pur- pose of cleaning Potatoes, ( which completes half a Bushel in Jke Minutes), Scale Beam, Bottoms, anil Cost Weigtits, Quantity of Hemp in a tutored State, Fish Nets, Pair of new Basket Hampers, Bedsteads, Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows, Blankets, Cotton Quilts, and other Bed Coverlets, upwards of twenty Pair of Sheets, Oak Linen Chests, Bed Room Chairs and Dressing Tables, Oak Cupboards, Pair of capital Oak Dining Tables, large D. tto and Forms, Oval Ditto, seven Walnut Chairs, Rush Seats, and one elbow Ditto, eleven Ditto, Mahogany Tea Tray and Chest, China and Glass, Quantity of Pewter, two Copper Dishes, Quantity of Baskets, Spinning Wheels, Swifts and Quills, Wool Cards, Polished Kitchen Grate, Parlour Ditto, Cast Iron Back Oven, Ironing Stove, Flat Irons, Kitchen Fender, with nu- merous other Articles. N B. Inestimable as this Stock is, the Auctioneer again calls the Attention of Gentlemen and Farmers to Whixbal Hall on the above- named Days, as he then will be enaoled to produce such Cattle as seldom come to tbe Hammer.— The Live Stock and Implements will be Sold the first Day, and the Dairy Vessels on the second Morning.— The Auction commences at Ten each Day. Catalogues are prepared, and may be had at tbe following Places; viz Talbot, Wem; Red Lion, Ellesmere; Oak, Hanmer; Red Lion, Malpas; Phmuix, Drayton; Bear, Hod net; ilawkstoue Inn ; Lion Inn, Shrewsbury . on the Premises; and of THE AUCTIONEER, Whitchuich, Salop. BY J. BROOME, Oil the Premises, on Wednesday and Thursday, the 15th and loth Days of March, 1810: ALL the LIVE STOCK, and IMPLEMENTS in HUSBANDRY, with all the HOUSEHOLD FUR- NITURE, See. belonging to the. late Mr. BEBB, of LOWER MELLING I ON, in the County of Salop; consisting of six very useful Waggon Mares, one in- foal, one Ditto Gelding, rising 6- years old ; Gearing for seven Horses ; one good hack Mate ; one Cow and Calf, one barren Cow ; 10 store Pigs, one Sow in- pig; three Waggons, four Ploughs, three Pair of Harrows, two Rollers; a Quantity of Implement Timber, one Winnowing Machine, a number of Bags; a largeQuantity of undressed Hemp, Ditto of old Iroh ; five large Drag Rakes; with a great number of small Implements. The HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE consists of excellent Mahogany and Oak Tables, and Chairs, four- post nnd othei Bedsteads, with Hangings, fine Feather Buds, Bolsters, and Pillows, Sheets, Blankets and Counterpanes ; a lurge Quan- tity of China, Glass, and Linen; Pier and Swing Glasses, two handsome and very good Clocks, Oak Dres- er, with Drawers; nnd a large Assortment of Kitchen Furniture, Brewing and Dairy Utensils and Casks: the whole of which will be found in good Order, nod will be sold without the smallest Reserve. The Out Slock, Brewing and Dairy Vessels, and Casks, will be sold the first Day. The Sale to begin at 10 o'clock each Morning. T 1. D.- von Cow 2. Diuo Duto 3. Ditto Ditlo 4. Ditto D. tto 5. Diuo Dilto ti. Ditto D. tto 7. Ditto Dilto 3. Ditto Ditto 9. Ditto D. ito 10. Ditto Ditto It. Ditto B* U, 3- y old, hredhyWni. Clifldc, Ejq. Kin- let- Hall 12. HerefordCow, got Mr. Gwill am old bull 13. Ditto Ditto 14. Dit'o Ditto ; 9. Ditto Ditto 20. 41. Lion, chesnutGel- ding, with Gears 42. Maggot, Diuo Mare, Ditto 43. Diamond, Do. Do; a thorough bred SuffoU Punch, St ill- t'oal by the no- ted Horse Sweep. h.- toAgillg lo Mr. Fox, of Pitcliford Park Ditto Bull, 2- yrs. old, out ol Lot 12 21. Montgomery Cuu 22. D. tio Heifer 23. Montgomery Cow 24. Ditio Ditto 25. Ditto Ditto 26. Ditto lji to 27. Heifer; 8- vrs. old 28. Diito Ditto 29. Dutu D tlo : « ). D. tlu Ditto 31. H ifer, I-\ earold; N. B. Tiie dam CART HORSES AND MARES; IMS. ot this Heifer was bin of the Mother ol' Mr. GWilliam's old Bull 32. Ditto Dilto; thrf Damol'th; s Ilei- f- r is LotlS 53. Ditto Ditto 14. Diito Diito ,'!.'). Ditto D no Si>. Ditio Ditto " 17. Dilto Ditto 38. Dilto Ditto 39. Diiio Diito 40. DittoDitto, across between theHere- ford Bull and AU derncv Uuw. BY J. BROOME, At the Crown Inn, in Church Stretton, in the County of Salop, on Friday, the 16th Day of March, 1810, between the Hours nf three and six in the Afternoon : OA CAPITAL OAR TIMBER TREES, Part Ov of which are of large Dimensions, now growing in ROBIN'S WOOD, near Norbury, in the Lounty of Salop, numbered with a Scribe from 1 to 80. Mr. William Davis, Shoemaker, who lives on ttie Premises, will shew the Timber. 54. A narrow wheeled Waggon 55. A Ditto 56. A six Inch Ditlo 57. A Do. Do. Tum- brel 44. Lion, black Geld- witli Gears 45. Wag, Ditto D tio, D. tto 46. Diamond, black Mare, Ditto 47. Sharper, Ditio Ucldiug, Ditto 43. Dai bv, brown Mate, D tto 49. Puppet, Clusnut Ditto, Dilto IMPLEMENTS, 58. A Ditto 59. A Ditto 60. A one Horse Carl 61. A two Horse Roll 62. A double Plough 63. Dilto 50. Norman, Ditto Gelding,- Ditto, a thorough bred Suii'olk Punch 51. A, clever brown Cart Coll, 2- yri, old 52. A bay hack Filly, 5- years old, un- brulie, and got by Admiral 153. A Ditto Mare. • H. Single Ditto i. 5. Ditto > 6. Ditto • 57. Six Pair of Har rorts, in Lots 58. S'ludriei. uniform deep red All the Cattle; except tour, are of a Colour. Tbfe Cows and Heifers; calved and in- calf, were put to A thoroughbred North Devon Bull, hired last Season of Mr. Jellicoe, of Benihall. The whole of the Cart Horstis and Marcs are well known in the Neighbourhood to be extreme good Workers, aud the Pro- prietor will uphold them to be so. BY J BROOME, Tuesday, the 2d and 3d 510; Capital Farming Stock, Kc. BY R. MADDOX, On the Premises, withuut ibe least Reserve, on Thursday, the 29lh Day of March, 1810, and the two following Days: ALL the truly valuable and well- selected LIVE STOCK, IMPLEMENTS of HUSBANDRY, Brewing and Dairy Utensils, together with Part of the HOUSEHOLD GOODS and FURNITURE, belonging to Mr. THOMAS SUMMERFiELD, of LLANFuRDA, near Oswestry, inthe Couuty of Salop, who is declining the Farming Business. Catalogues will be prepared immediately, and may be bad at the lullowing Pisces, ( viz.) Rojal Hotel, and Feathers Inns, Chester; Lion, and ' Talbot, Shrewsbury; Eagles, Wrexham; tlund, Llangollen; Eagles, Ruabon ; Hand, Chiik; Biidgewatcr Arms, Eliesmere ; While HoiSe, Over- ton; Boot, aud White Lion, Whittingtou; the Place ut Sale; of the AWCT lotmsii J and Mr, EUWABDS, Primer, Oaviestr y. Valuable Fanning Stock, Kc. BY CHURTON, On the Premises, at the TRENCH FARM, in the Parish of Wem, and County of Salop, on Monday and Tuesday, the 2il and 3d Daysof April, i8l0; ALL that noted LIVE STOCK, IMPLEMENTS in HUSBANDRY, Dairy and Brewing Utensils, ( with • out the least Reserve) Part uf the HOUSEHOLD FURNI- EURE, and other Effects, tile Property ol Mr. HALES, who is declining Farming — Particulars- in a future Puper. Two beautiful, and most valuable well- bred BLACK STALLIONS. On the Premises, at Corfton, near Ludlow, in the County of Saloo, on Friday, the 16th Day of March, 1810, pre- cisely at 11 o'Clock in the Morning: BY J. BROOME: LOT I. BLACK PRINCE. BLACK PRINCE is rising two Years old, stands 16 Hands high, full of Bone, and as good Make and Shape as any twoYears old Waggon Colt in the Kingdom. Lor II. BLACK LEGS.— Black Legs is rising two Years old, stands 15 Hands three Inches high, full of Bone, and as complete Make aud Shape as Black Prince. N. B. The above Colts were bred by Mr. Gough, of Corf- ton aforesaid, from two of his fine black Waggon Mares, by George. Evans, Esq.' s Black Prince, which is well known to have n » t as good Stock as any Waggon Stallion in the County BY J. BROOME, On the Premises, on Monday, the 19tli Day of March, 1810: rpHE truly valuable LIVE STOCK, and IM- X PLEMENTS in HUSBANDRY, belonging to Mr. OWEN, of WOODBATCH, near Bishop's Castle, in the County of Salop: consisting of five capital young Cows, with Calves and in- culf, two calving Heifers, two Barrens, me fine Bull Stub ( fat), thfee3- yearold Bullocks, three ditto plaved Heifers ( nearly fat), ten 2 year olds, ten Yearlings; one Waggon Horse, one 2 year old Colt of the draught kind, two ditto of the hack kind; one Waggon ( nearly new), one Cart, one Wheel Plough, one Hand Flough, & c. &. C. ; a good Kitchen Grate; Cast Oven, Sway arid Hooks; Pit- grate and Fender, one new Cheese Press, four Pair of Bedsteads, and one Dozen of guod Chairs, & c. Stc. The Sale to beg u ai 10 u'Clock in the Morning. On the PtemiseS, oil Monday and Days of April, 1 ALL the LIVE STOCK and IMPLEMENTS in HUSBANDRY, with alt the HOUSEHOLD GO JDS- aud FURNITURE, belonging to Mr. GOFF, uf the COP- PICES FARM, near D irriugton, in the County of Salop. Jjy- Particulars iu our next. BY J. BROOME, Oil the Premises; oil Wednesday, the 4th Day of April, 1310; ALL the valuable and well- selected LIVE STC ' ihe STOCK, and IMPLEMENTS in HUSBANDRY ice. & c. belonging to EDWARD HARRIES, Lsq at HUGLITH, near CuStle Pulverbatch; in the Couuiy of Salop. — Particulars ill out next. BY J. BROOMEJ ~ On the Fremises, on Wednesday and Thursday, the 11th and 12th Days of April, 1810 : ALL the truly valuable LIVE STOCK, and IMPLEMENTS in HUSBANDRY, with all u. e HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Sec. & c. Uebnging to Mr. LEWIS, of the NEW HOUSE, in the Parish of Llaullwcu- airit; Dear Abermule, in ttie County ol Montgomery. Particulars in our next. MONTGOMERYSHIRE asd MERIONETHSHIRE OAK TIMBER AN'D POLES. At the Unicorn Inn, in the Town of Machynlleth, on Tuesday, the 17th Day ot April next, unless previously disposed of by Private Contract, together, oi in Lots ; LL the OAK TIMBER TREES and POLES LLYNLLOED WOOD, in the Parish of Machynlleth. ALSO, 370 FIR TREES, on Llynlloed aforesaid. ALSO, in one or moie Lots, a considtrcbie Number of OAR TIMBER and Poles, now growing on Cwmcadiau Farm, within three Miles of Machynlleth. Mr. Johu Davies, of the Skinner's Arms lun. Machyn- lleth. will shew the Timber and Poles. — for Particulars apply to Mr. STEVHENS, Solicitor, Hewtuwu. itk March, 1S1U. At' Herefordshire Cuttle, and South JJown Sheep, The Property of the EARL of OXFORD, who is declining Breeding Cattle. BY J. BROO VIE, On the Premises; in the Farm- yard at FL1NSHAM, in the Parish of Titley, and County of Hereford, on Tuesday, the 20th Dav of March, 1810: FIFTY HEAD of CATTLE, and 300 HEAD of SHEEP, the Whole- of which have positively been selected with infinite Care and at ConSideiabte Expense, out of the best Stocks in the Couuty of Hereford ; and ceitainly will be found equal to ady ever offered for public Sale. Catalogues will be prepared, ae. d may be had at the principal Inns in tbe adjoining Counties.— The Sale to begin precisely at teno^ Clock in the Morning. BY J. BROOME, On Ihe Premises, on Wednesday, the 21st of March, 1S10.; fFUlE LIVE STOCK and IMPLEMENTS in JL HUSBANDRY, with Part of the HOUSEHOLD GOODS and FURNITURE, belonging to Mr. THOMPSON, of MINTO. N", near Church Stiettou, iu the County of Salop. Pai titulars in our next. Montgomeryshire Oak and Ash Timber. At the Herbert's Arms Inn, Kerry, on Thursday, the 29th Day of March lustaut, ( unless previously disposed of by Private Contract, of which Nonce will be given), Sublet to such Conditions of Sale as sball be then there produ-' cd • OAK Timber Trees, numbered With a Scribe, upon Garthdm Faim, iu the Holding of Ml. Richard Powell. LOT II. BOUOAK Timber Trees, and 2 ASH Trees, also numbered with a Sciine; upon Weoallt Farm, m tiie Occu- pation of Mrs. Moiris. LOT 111 204 OAK Timber Trees, also numbered with a Scribe, upou Graig Farm, in the Occupation Of Mr. Richard Owfen. LOT IV. 711 OAK Timber Trees, also numbered with a Scribe, upon Peuaron Farm, iu tbe Occupation of Mr. Pryce Brum well. LOT V. 30 FIR Trees, on the same Farm. LOT VI. 35 AStl and 8 ELM Trees; oil the same Farm. Lor VII. 33 FIR Trees, on Lower Penaron Farm, iu the Occupation of Mr Edward Jones. Lor VIII. 42 OAK Timber Trees, numbered with a Scribe, upon Tyu- y- ruU Farm, in tbe Occupation uf Mr. Thomas J jneS. The above mentioned Farms are situate in the scveial Parishes ot'Keriy aud Mouchirey, distant each about S Miles from the Canal at Ganhmil; ; o which Place there are good Roads. Lo'r IX. 76 OAK POLLARDS numbered with a Scrbe, upbn Fiecdd Farm, ill the Paush of Llanllwchaini, within hall a Mile of the Town of Newtown, in the Occupation of Mr. George Matthews. The Oak Timber Trees are principally of large Dimensions, appear sound, and fit lor Navy and Plank Timber ; tbe Asb for Hoops and Wheelwright Work, and seVeralof the Pollards appear sound. The. several Tenants < » ill siitw the Lots growing upon the Farms iii th- eij- ruspttc^ iVG Occu^ fttionf j and fiu'ificr jPafii'* culars may be had from Mr. WIUIAMI, Timber- surveyor, Kerry, or Mr. STEfMSs, Suliciior, ft/' March, l » iy. FASHIONS FOR MARCH.— From JcKKHMJiip't Re- pository nf Jrts, Fashions, Manufactures, kr. Ball Dress.'— A plain slip of White gossamer satin, with short s'eeves sM square hosom. A'Circnssinn robe, of brown silk net, the meshes terminated with white or gold heads; edging arid tassels of tile same. Head- dress, A- I.'. » - T) JANA, of pearl; necklace, armlets, & c. & c. of the same. Slippers of white satin, with srold clasps and bindings. French kid cloves below the elbow. Fan of white crape, with gold Persian border. Morning Costume.— A morning robe of spotted or floweret! Moravian muslin, tvith high- winged collar, edged with scolloped lacc. Bosom formed of alternate stripes of lace and muslin. A matron hood of lace, tied I across the crown with grc- y ribbon. Morning slippers of grey kid, trimmed w ith swansdown. An occasional scarf of Frenrh silk, with rich flowered boarder and ends. Agricultural Tlrjtnrl for February.— Tbe severe frosty weather of this month and the latter end of last, has made great havoc in thei cgetable tribe. So much dot ruction in so short a spare of time has not occurred for many years; particularly in the brassica, where the hardr- kale, a native of a northern clime, has been nearly all destroyed. The turnips have suffered much where the apple wns a good deal above the surface, and where the crops were sown broad cast. Those that were drilled, and the mould drawn over the bulbs with the hoe, are nearly all saved. That great foliage bear- ing plant, the thousand- bended cabbage, is totally tie stroyed. But ne: t' er of the species of the Swedish turnip is injured 5 they will he found of great service f. ir the spring. The young wheats are at a complete stand, owing to/. ihe severity of the season. All the employments that an enlightened and improving farmer finds so indispensably necessary in frosty weather have been carried on with great spirit and facility, particularly draining, manuring, and ine'osing. Fxtrnordintrry event.— The following story has been circulated within the last two or three day*, and was communicated to us as a fact.— A woman, who had been left in the sole care of a house near Ilendon, in which there was some valuable property, had been tin easy several days, from an apprehension that some attack might be made upon it in so unprotected a state. Her uneasiness was so great on Wednesday se'nnight, thai she went to a neighbouring cottage, aud requested the woman who resided in it to sleep in the house with her, or to induce one of her family so to do. Not being able to succeed at this place, the servimt pro- ceeded to a public house for the same purpose. A young soldier who was quartered in that house, agreed to go with the poor woman, V/ hen they reached the mansion, they found one of the windows open, and on entering, the soldier was attacked by a man w ith a large knife. The soldier immediately ran his bayonet through the ruffian, and killed him on the spot. Immediately after another man came forward, with a pistol in his hand, which he aimed at the soldier, hut which luckily missed fire. The latter then attacked the secoud robber, and killed him immediately. It is said that, upon en- quiry, it was fo- md that the v o robbers were the hus- band nnd the son of the cottager to whom the house- keeper had first applied for assistance. General Oten, who was second in command at Flushing ; Colonel Madier, and another French officer, prisoners at Lichfield, broke their parole on Thursday, tbe first of Inst month, nnd had taken their measures so well, that, from a letter which has been since received at the latter place, it appears that tbev landed in Holland within forty- six hours afterwards. Their escape is supposed to have been" effected by means of the smugglers, with whom the General was a favourite, and two ol wnom are said to have met him at . Bitminglmm, and conducted him to the sea coast. His- daughtei had been with him from Flushing, aud was sent nff about a fortnight previously, with the General's lieavl) haggage. Motlsi'stir Jylie, paymaster of the forces at Flush- ing, also got arfav Hi m I ichfield about a week before tbe General's departure. Whatever mny be thought of the breach of his parole, it has certainly been managed adroitly, and in an officer- like mariner. RANKRUPTS. Fs BSOATIV ? fy— H. Parker, of Halifax, merchant, February 24, March6', April' 3, at Guildhall, london.— T Barron, of Great St. Thomas Apostle, warehouseman, February 27. March 3, April 3, at Guildhall — T. Barlow, of Strand, mercer, February 2* 2, M « rclt 3, April 3, at Guildhall O. Hill, of Slioreditch, cheesemonger, Vebmarv 27, Man b 3, April 3, ai Guildhall— T. Kevseand C. P. Wyatt, of LMiglmurb Ward Chambers, merchants, February 24, March 3, April 3, at Guildhall.— S, Seabrook, ot l! owling- alley, Red < ro- s- strret, millwright, February. 24, Ma- rh 6, April 3, at Guildhall J. Fleming', of Blackburn, cotton- manufacturer, March 7, 14, /> prl 3, at ihe Star liin, Manclre'- ter.— W. Herbert, junior, of Llanidloes draper, March 9, .10, April 3, at the Sltr Inn, Man- ebes'tr. 1. Tetley, of Hurt on, calicr^ nfamifaeturer, Mar. h 7, S, April 3, at the Dog, Maurliwter — J. Dowsing, ol Harwich, grocer, March 8. 9, April 3, at the Bear and Crown, Ipsw ich.— S. Leeds, of Great Massinchain. rtiilW, March 7i 8, April 3, at the Crown, Sm affhain.— A. Lindsay. end .1. IrvinP, of Mancnc- lrr, calendtre s March 8,?, April 3, at the S ir Inn, Manchester.—. 1. B'ookes, of Whitchurcly, shoemaker, MauhS, 6, April 3, at the White Lloh1, wfiitcliurcb!— J. Harrison, o) bloke uiyOn- 1 rent, poller, Mari- Ti 9,10. at the Swan Inn, Hahlcv, April 3. at the Crown Inn, Stone. Ff. BHUAr. v 24,]—' ames Barms, of New M. slton, Yorkshire, linen- draper, March 9, 10, April 7, at llie. Siin Inn, Maltoti— J, D. tvies, Chnrclr. lane, St, George's in the F. ssfc, hone- dealer, Februarv 27, March 10, April 7, at Guildhall. — W. Bennelt, I. udworth, Derbyshire, victualler March 10, 13,. April 7, at the White Lion Inn," Stockoort.— J NockolH, Colchester, bal manu- facturer, February 56.' March 9, April 7, at the'Mailt'-. Head, Inn, Norwich.— G. Sweet, | uri. Wolverhampton, cordwainer, March 12, 13, April 7, at the . frfWnglirilfi Jtnwtnn,' Shi/ that; — T. Davies, Tarviu. Clmhire, cornlactor, March 13, 14, 31, at the Feathers' Inn, Chestei,— G, Ibbolson, sen. and G. Ibbot- on, jnn. Hud( i « s6elrt, seedsmen, March 1. 22, April!,. al the King's Inn, Huildcr- ficld.—. I. Gavleard, Richmond, farrier, Match 3, 10, April 7, ai Guildhall, London.— M. Gafney, I. ivn pool,- cot- ton- merchant, 19, 20-. April 7, at the Star aad Garter Tavern1, Liverpool. C. I'rrjot, Birmingham, porlcbuic- her, March 14, it) To the Owners and Keepers of Horses. 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FOR COUGHS, CONSUMPTIONS, & c. Pectoral Essence of Coltsfoot. TT1HE herb Coltsfoot, called Tussilago by the JL Ancieiits, was distinguished by them, as its name Sufficiently" conveys, for its excellence in the cure of Coughs, and other Pulmonarv Complaints ; and this Essence has, in the course of a long practice, been found the most safe aud effectual Remedy for Coughs, Asthmas, and ail Disorders of the Lungs. It gently opens the breast, and immediately gives liberty of breathing, without any danger of taking cold. It admirably allays the tickling which provokes frequent cough- ing, cleanses the small glands, relaxes the fibres, and thereby enlarges the cavities of tho vessels Thus it will prevent Con- sumptions, if taken before the lungs are ulcerated. It cures also all husky and dry Coughs, heals rawness and soreness of the Breast, and gives rolicf to those who, through age or infinnitv, are deprived of rest or sleep. This Essence is prepared by JAMR6 RYAN, Surgeon, in Bristol J and sold only by F. NP. WBERY and SONS, NO. 45, the East fcnd'of St. Paul's, London, in bottles 3s. 6d. each, duty included ; and none are genuine but- those which have the words " F. Nfwbcrt/, No. 45, St. PauVs," engraved on the stamp: and Ijy their appointment, by EDDOWES, Wood, Nowling, Morris, and Palin, Shrewsbury ; Procter, Prodgers, and Felton, Ludlow j Browne, Bridgnorth; Eva. nson, Whit- church ; Snelson, Nyntwieh ; Mobbs, Wellington ; Edwards, and Prjcej Oswestry; Birch, Ellesmere; and Smith, Iron ' Bridtre. _ - • - ... BYTHE L L's ' PRPLY PREPARED American Ploughmaifs Drops. J^ hUl! e'Tnou'I w'ir!< l^ b! r^ V^ of tbe VKNEREAL DISEASE, from the slightest Infection to thb' most inveterate and leprous- Stage of that loathsome and highly destructive Disorder. It js also, under proper Directions, a safe and most excel- lent Medicine for the Cure of Scrofula, or King's KviL Scurvy, various Impuiitivs of the Blood, Weaknesses from vitiated IIuniours, & c. iic. Faithfully and - mpst carefully prepared ( and sold Whole- Sale and Retail) by ). BVT » I: LL, Druggist and Apothecary, at his House, Pride- Dill, Shrewsbury,— Price lOsi pei- Botll^ with ample Directions, IHitv included. Mr. BYTHKIL has long known, mid prepared from the true and original Recipe, this very Sovereign Remedy; and from Ids having been regularly bred to a Knowledge of tbe different Properties of Medicine, he can venture to- ussert, as an undeuiahle Truth, their powerful, safe, and most salutary Effects in Ihe Cuie of the above, Diseases ; and he can say j. iverpooi.— v.-. i >' r j i - - • - . . - .- , . April 7, at the Roval Hotel. Birmingham.— M. Dedwith, Liana- from liis own Opinion- of their - Composition, as well i i . hi . na A ..-, 1 n - i ii^, ,. ,.. .. .... ..." . ber, Merionethshire, men hunt, M » icb- 19, A- prit 7j at the Commercial Tavern, Chester.— J.. Crdydace,. Kiug- stonc- upon- Hull, cbeesc factor, Mjrcl- 5, t>, April 7, at the Dogand Duck Tavern, Kufgs'. on- upon Hull.—— S. BemU, Bow Cohurioli, soap- maker, February"", March. 10, Auril' 7, at Guildhall, FF. RROARV27 ]— JohnCoe. of hliiere, near Guddford, Surrey, tanner, March 3, 13, April 10, at Guildhall, London.— Mary Curtis, of Kast Coker, near Yeovil, Somersetshire, Widow, twine • pinner, March 13, 14, April 10,' at the Mermaid Iun, yeoviv — William Jackson, ot Clayton West, York ' hire, mouev scrlven- nei. March 9, ) l>, ai ihc tilack Bull, Wakefield, April 10, it the Fleece llli:, Hnrhiirvr Yorkshire— itejt). . Wp'ir), pi Green Dragon Yard, Holborn, Middlesex, coach smith, March 3, 10, April 10, at Guildhall, London —'. lolin Birth and L. I. ue'rson, ot Hoxton Town, Middlesex, colour manufacturers, March 3, 13, April 10, at Guilrthatl. London.— Mar'. Tucker, of Tiver- Ion, Devonshire, milliner, March lfi., 17, April 10, at the Three ' fun, jnn, ' I iterion.— Jonathan Abbey, late of Budge lUnv, Cannon- street, Loudon, Cliocnl. ite maker, March 16, 17, April 11), at Guildhall.-- John Banister Hudson, late ot Hr. cknev Grove, Middlesex, aii'd ahb 01' Old City Chambers, London, meichant, March 3, 17. April 10, at Guildhall, London.— Richard George Trier, of Parson's Green, Fulhain, Middlesex, hakes, March S, 13, April 10, al Guildhall, London.— Thomas Powles, of ftoarwuby, Hentlaaul, Herelordshire, ( lax dresser, Mai eh S, y, April K,, at the While Hail Inn, Gloucester.— John I- anib, ol Slicptou Mallett, Sonier- euhire, d\ er, March 12, 15, April 10, at the Gcorjje Inn, Shepton Mallei! George Wardlc, of Nevieaslle- upon- I'v ne. ' Norlhurtiberlaiid, grocer and shopkeeper, March fi, 17, April If), at Guildhall, Loildpn. T HEALTH PRI'. SKll VKI) WITHOUT QUACKERY. IMPORTANT ADVICE 10 BOTH SfiXI'. S. PHIS Day Was published, tieally printed in 12mo. price 4s. tterfeiV, A G- KNUINF. QUIf) F. TO HRA I. TH, or l'i ae'tfc-.-.' l Iv- says on the Preservatioii of Health, with the most effectual Means'of preventing and curing Dis- eases ; also Strictures or> Regimen, arid the MANAGEMENT OF INVALIDS, WITB FABT1CUI. AH AUVICE TO WOMEN IN CH1I. 6- BED, And the FOOD BEST ADAPTED FOR INFANTS. To which are adtled, Observations on Intemperance, arid varolii Excesses— their exliaorduiiuylnfluence ou the Unman Frame; with Suggestions to counteract their baneful " Fjfectsf writtea in a brief, but clear and comprehensive manlier. By T. F CHURCHILL, M. D. Professor of Midwifery, in London, Author of the Practical Family Physician, Medical Remembrancer, See. See. London : printed lor B. CROSBY and Co. Stationers' Court, Paternoster Row ; arid sold by KDDOW'E'S, Wood, Newling, and Mollis, Shrewsbury ; lloulstoiis, Wellington; Smith, Iron Bridj.< ; Silvester, Newport; Wiight, Whitchurch; ( be Book- tellers in Clie.- tei ; J. Painter, Wiexham, and by all Bi olisellers, Slationers, and New- men. with ji- good Allow- ance for Exportation.' his Experience among tlifc different Patients to whom he has given them, that he truly believes they are, by many De- grees, superior to any other Medicine that in such Cases could bi offered to tbe Public. ( Cj- Full Diieclions ( iu the different Cases) are given with ( he Drops; and for recent Venereal Complaints, a Bottle can life had with then), Price Is. Od. which will make a Pint of Injection, that will be necessary also to use, in Order to make a complefe, speedy, and effectual Cure;— but this will nijly be wanting in such State of the Disease, aud not other- wise. N. 11, The Drons are in square Bottles, with t. he; c Worp moulded upon them, * Bythell' 4 American Ploughman'* Drops.' BV Til ELL'S Sever failing Remedy agiinst BILIOUS COMPLAINTS. Prepared, dnd sold by him> at his name, Pride- Hill, Shrcrv& ury. The tnany highly flattering Proofs that . T. ttytheil has received of the very superior Efficacy of his admirable Pills, for the Cure of Bilious and othrr Complaints of that Class, have induccd him to go more extensively into their Prepara- tion, arid to increase considerably his Stock of this excellent and approved- of Remedy : and he now offers them to the general Public, on the Test of the most tried Experience, as a sure and unfailing Medicine in such Complyint. s, and as one that cannot but produce the happiest Effects, and give immediate Relief in the long Train of various and., very, painful lllnc& ses, such as Indigestions, LoWness of. Spirits, D^ colburatfonVof ihe Skin, Flatulency, Debility, Head'- aches, ; Spasm% Loss of A- ppeiiie, brdken Rest, extreme Heaviness, Pains iu the Bowels, Tremblings, • and other Complaints inseparable froia these most enervdiing and truly me lane holy Disorders These vivifying and salutary, Pills will strengthen the di- gestive Organ-, and induce a free and equal Circulation throughout the whole Frame— will animate the Spirits, and invigorate the Body— alter the inert and sluggish Stafceof the Liver, and general Vifcera, and amend and meliorate the corrupted and morbid Secretion of the Bile and gastric • loices— will restore the different Parts to their proper Tone and Elasticity, and tarry off those viscid aud injurious Stag nations, which form vaiious and diffieuft Obstructions that * ink the Mind to the lowest Ebb of Despondency, and prevent a proper Course and Passage in the finer Vessels. These Pills will, by their correcting and de- obstruent Quality, induce a Flow of Spirits and of Health, such as had not been of a long Time experienced, and which by their Use, and a little due and attentive Care, may be preserved for a long Time undiminished. Price 2s. yd. per Box, Duty included: witb ample Directions, too large far an Advertisement. Folio Edition ofTJenrifs Commentary, 1 Pointed verbatim from the best London Edition, without anv Abridgment whatever, with the late Rev. Mr. ROMAINEN Preface. THIS Dav is published, Price only Eight Pence, ( each Number containing three whole Sheets of largt Demy Letter- Press, and many of t hem four Sheets), Number I. embellished with an elegant PORTRAIT of the Rev. MATTHEW HF. NRY, ( To be continued Weekly) of AN EXPOSITION On the Old and New Testament, Wherein each Cha- pter is summed up in its. Contents; THE SACRED TEXT inserted at large in distinct Para- graphs; each Paragraph reduced to its proper Heads ; the Sense given ; and largely illustrated with practical Remarks and Observations. Forming a most complete FAMILY BIBLE. BY MATTHEW HENRY, Late Minister of the Gospel. This Work is embellished with upwards One Hundred beautiful Engravings, which are selected from such Passages of Holy Writ, as not only to represent a complete History of'the Life and Sufferings of our blessed Redeemer, but the most'remarkable Miracles and Transactions of the Patriarchs, Prophets, Evangelists, Apostles, & c. These Engravings are larger and superior to any given in Works of double the Price. To which is added, a copions Account of the Author's Life, and Extracts from his other celebrated Writings. The Proprietor having been sanctioned in his Undertaking, by the Approbation of a number of Gospel Ministers, whose Names he would have inserted, had they not been too numerous for an Advertisement: and having experienced the Public Patronage, to an Extent unprecedented, for up- wards of fourteen Years, during which Period he has been honoured with the Names of above Ten Thousand Sub- scribers : Bess Leave in Gratitude to state the following facts : that notwithstanding the great Advance in tne Price of Paper, Printing, nnd Engravings, he continues to give three whole Sheets of large Folio Demv Paper, printed to the full Extent of the Margin, for Eight Pence ; and in the Course of the Work upwards of One Hundied Engravings, of superlative Magnitude and Beautv, forming the most perfect Copy of M AIT HEW HENRY'S EXPOSITION on the HOLY SCRIPTURES ever presented to the Public. This Work may be had by one or more Numbers weekly, as may suit the Convenience of the Purchaser, or in three Volumes neatly bound. Our Subscribers are requested to be very particular in giving their Orders for the Folio Edition. Printed and published by J. Startford, No. 112, Holborn- Ilill, London ; Sold by W. EDDOWRS, Shrewsbury ; and by all other Booksellers and Newscartiers iu the United Kingdom. Beautiful Women. npFTE greatest Blemish to Beauty is Superfluous JL Hairs on the Facc, Neck, and Arms; HUBERT'S ROSEATE POWDER immediately removes them, is an elegant Article* perfectly innocent and pleasant to use. Price 4$. or hvo in one Parcel 7s. Sold by the Proprietor, 23, Russel- Street, Covent- Garden, London. {< JP 7*. WOOD having'heep. appointed Ihe Wholesale as it el I as Retail Agent jor Uiis end the adjoining Couniics, vrilt supply Booksellers and Dealers tcitk the above Article on liberal- Terms. The following are Venders in this Neighbourhood: 11. P. Silvestery Nexvport; W. Edwards, O^ vestiy ; W. Smith, Iron- bridge ; T. Griffiths, Ludlow; E, Griffiths, Bishop's Castle; V. Procter, Drayton. Dixon's celebrated Antibiiious Pills. rjpiIESE Pills have long obtained a just celebrity • JL in the private Practice of the Proprietor, Mr. DIXON; Apothecary; and Ironrtheir great Success in many obstinate bilious Disorders, on numerous Patients of Distinction and others, particulany the Duke. of Bedford, Sir Geoige Warren, Sir Gregory Page Turner, the Dowager Lady Say and Sele, tihe Vis^ oni^ tf^ s Buikel. ey. &, c. fcc.- hi3 AVHSLIIQrsuaded to offer them to the PublicU, under tbe Approbation and the Sanction, of their Names. • # ' The following is a- l- roof of their Efficacy. " Dale Castle, fftiverfordw^ t, South Wales, Feb. 24. " Capta'm LLOYD presents his Couiplinwnts to MR DIXON, ( although no- t personally acquainted with him) would take it as a Favour » f he would send: him four or five Boxes of his Pills, as soon as be possibly cap% t Mrs. Lloyd, who has always used the Medi^ nejJs now Pregnant, and very unwell; oh the great: Service they have, been to Mrs. Lloyd, as well as Colonel Bishopp and all his Family, Captain Lloyd feels it his Duty to reeommend the Pills, wherever he goes; and he really thinks, if Mr. Dixon would appoint some. Persons as Venders in this County, it would be a Benefit to the Com- munity." Sold Wholesale aty? ftef*>! at Mr. flutter's/ 4, Cheapside, Corner of Paternoster Row, London: by . EDDOWES, Wood, Pa- lin, and Morris, Shrewsbury; Baugh,' ftltesmerc; Painter, Wrexham ; Price,' Morrall, and Edwards, Ostvestr- ; Houl- storis, Wellington; Silvester, Newport1'; Scarrot, S » hiffna| ; Smith, Ironbridge; Gitton, and Banghatrf, Bricl^ north ; and most Medicine Venders, arid may be had of the Newsmen, in Boxes at 6s. and: 2s. 9d.' each. Observe R. Butler is en- graved. a black Stcjmp, which is. affixed to each Box; all others are Counterfeit. r| 10 FAMILIES and SCHOOLS.— It is a Fact JL verified by daily experience, that the utmost care arid attention are inadequate to prevent even the most respectable establishments from the atfackt. of ifrat unpleasant and troublesome disorder, Die ITCH," vhi'ch, from its infectious nature, is most easily comninn rated. It will therefore be of advantage to those who sutler under this complaint to knov, thai, they may rely on being effectually cured bv ONE HOUR'S APPLICATION Of BARCLAY'S ORIGINAL OINTMENT- This sate, speedy, and effectual Remedy, has l> een in. general use for upwards of eighty years, without a single instance of its having failed to cure the mo » l inveterate case*. It does not coiuaiu. the smallest particle of Mercury, or any other dangerous ingredient, and may be safely used by'peFsons of the most' dtiicate constitution. The Public are requested to observe, that none can posiihly be GENUINE, unlessthenan. es of tbe Proprietors, BARCLAY and SONS, are engraved on tlw; Stamo affixed to cach Box ; and great danger may aiise from the neglect of this Caution —^ Sold wholesale and re'ail bv BARCLAY & SONS, ( the ONLY successors to JACKSON nd Co.) No. 95, Fleet- Market, London, price Is. 9d. duty in- cluded , and by their appointment, bv W. EDDOWES, Morris, Palin, and Newling, Shrewsbury; Mii'er, M. adeley Market- Place; Houlstons, Wellington; Smiih, Iron Bridge; Silvester, Newport; Wright, Evansoii, V\ hiteUurch \ Baugh, Cross, piles- - mere;. Procter, Drayton ; Weaver, M TitgOmery ; Jones and Co. Evans, Roberts, and Powell, Wehh- Pool; Morfall, Price, and » lwards, Oswestry; Griffiths,. Bishop's Castle; Grillilhs, Ludlow; Gitton, and Parttidge, Bridgnorth; Scarrot, Shiffnal ; Pain- ter, Wrexlv. un ; Jones, Chirk; Morris, Ru.. b: m ; Evans, IJangerniew; Evans, Newtown^ and by every Medicine Vender in the Kingdom TO YOUNG HOUSEKEEPERS. Just Published, price 4s boards, THE FF. MALE ECONOMIST, or a PLAIN SYSTEM of COOICPRV, for the use of private families. 13y Mrs. SMITH. Thp design of this Publication is to supply a deficiency which has long been complained of, in the department of CboVery. The Receipts which have already appeared, are considered too eKpensive for general use. The ore- ent collection having been used to advantage in - the Family of the Authoress, • hey are now submitted to the Public, with the utmost con- fidence of success. If she can be of service to Vnnng House- keepers, in the important branch of Domestic manage- ment, her obiect will be accomplished. FOR THE TABLES OF THE GREAT. Just published, the sixth Edition, with considerable Additions, pi ice 6s. fid. hoards, THE COMPLETE CONFECTIONER, Or the whole Art of Confectionary made easy, with Instructions engraved on teo Copper Plates to decorate a Table with Taste and F. legance; also Receipts for Liqueurs, Home Made Wines, & c. & c. the result of many Years Experience witb Messrs. NEGRI and Co. Beikeley Square. By FRF. Di-. RIC NUTP, Esq. Also just published bv tbe some Author, price 6s. boards, THE IMPERIAL AND ROYAL COOK : consisting of the most sumptuous Made Dishes, Ragouts, Fricassees, Soups, Gravies, & e. Foreign and English, includ- ing the latest improvements in Fashionable Life. London; printed for MATHEWS and LEIGH, IS, Strand; sold by W. . EDDOWES, Printer, Shrewsbury; and all Book- sellers in Town and Country. Ching* s Patent IVorm Lozenges. WORMS are the most frequent sources of Children's Diseases— Their symptoms every Parent and Guardian of Children should be acquainted with. They occasion loss of appetite, a paleness of the colour of tbe face, emaciation and irregular state of the Bowels, attended after with violent pains; they bring on convulsions; they affect the growth of the body, and they prove fatal, by ending in a consumption or decay. Both as a preventive and cure of these alarming complaints, the above excellent Medicine is universally allowed, on the testimony of the highest characters in this Country, both in rank and respectability,' to have no equal. Their public approbation, given to the Proprietor, from a personal knowledge of its wonderful success in their own families, stamps its merit beyond competition, and gives a sanction to it, of which no other Medicine of the kind can boast. Parents, and othferft, who have the cave of children, should have this remedy as a family Medicine to resort to, whenever the Stomach or Bowels of Children are any way disordered, which it will always be found to relieve. Sold Wholesale and Retail, at Ching and Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside, London; and Retail by most Country Venders, in Boxes at 2s. 9d. and 5s. 6d. bv EDDQWES, Wood, Palin, and Morris; Shrewsbury ; Baugh, Ellesmere ; Painter, Wrexham; Price, Morrall, and Edwaidn, Oswestry; Houlstons, Welling- ton; Silvester, Newport; Soarrot, bh'ffoal; Smitn, Iron- bridge; Gitton, and Bangham, Bridgnorth ; and by most Medicine Venders in the Kingdom. HEALTH AND LONGEVITY. R. JAMES's ANALEPTIC PILLS, which were contrived by the lnventor- a? a r. meily for himself, and which preserved him to an advanced age, are admirably calculated for Rheumatisms, Colds, and all those complaints to which the human frame is liable from th': vicissitudes of our climate : likewise for Bilious, and all other Disorders of the Stomach and Bowels ; and fir Head- achs, occasioned by indigestion or by free living. Recourse should be . bail to them after anv excess, and upon everv slight Indisposition ; and thus their ufelt- known characteristic of promoting longevity ivill be maintained ; for, by timely assisting liature in tbe due discharge of the animal functions, they preserve tne body in health aild vigour, and prevent premature decay. Sold only by F. NEWBERVanil SONS, at tbe Warehouse for Dr. . tames's Powder, No. 45, St. Paul's Chu: ch- yanl, and by tli ise Venders in the Country who have, an Appointment un- der their Hands, in boxes, price 4s, 6d. each, duty included ; or six in one laige box, for .£ 1. 4.=.— None are genuine but those which have the words, " F. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's," engraved iu the stump. Symptoms of the Scurvy. A LTHOUGH thi « Disorrler, like most others, , V produces dnftrent effects in different constitutions, it will be found that some one or more of the folltaiving symp tonis arc experienced by those aftlicted with the Sciuvy, vim. Lowiiess of Spirits ; Indigestion; Droit si lies-, Weakness ami Lassitude of Body ; Bleedmg of the GUIIIS . OU Jeing slightly pressed, and- rottenness of the Teeth ; Breath; occasional Swelling of the Legs; Pains of the Breast aiod Sides; gloomy and depressing thoughts by dny, and disagreeable dreams by night'; Bad Digestion;" Bilious and Nervous Complaints, particularly the Head Acb in delicate Females; troublesome aud heating itching of the Skin; Pimples and other Eruptions on the lace, neck, bauds, and other Parts; of tne t*> dy; particularly tbe legs, Per sins V- Flu feel any of thesq svihptnrns, are advised to apply for ease and health to Dr. JOHNSON'S invaluable Vege- table Essence, which is undoubtedly the most effectual, and assuredly the safest Remedy tor the Scurvy, and all its con- comitant tr « io of_ gyilii, . ever, yet offered . to the. Public ; and its superiority over all other antiscorbutic medicines consists in its being composed of materials completely vegetable, and in being prepared under the direction and sftperintendance of a professional Gentleman of great skill and eminence. Sold wholesale only bv Barclay and Sons, 99, Fleet- market; awl letail by Matthews and Ieij? h, IS, Strauil, London; Price 15s. a Packet, with plain and easy directions for use. It is sold also by EDDOWES, Morris, Palin, and Newling, Shrewsbury; Miller, Madeley Market- Place; Houlston*, Wellington; Si iitli, lion Bridge; Silvester, Newport; Wright, Kvanson, Wh'chiirch, Baugh, Cre9>, Ellesmere; Procter, Drayton; Weaver, Montgomery; Jones and Co. Evans, Roberts, aud Powell, Welsh Pool; Morrall, Price, aiid Ed- wards^ Oswesti* y , Grit& ihs, B shop's Castle, Griffiths,' Lud- low; Gitton, and I'artndge, Bridgnorth-; Scairot, Shift-. uil ; Painter, Wretham ; Jones, Chirk; Morris, Kuubon'; Evans, Llansemiew; Evans, Newtown; and by eveiy Medicine ifl the Kingdtm. REAL JAPAN SLACKING, Made by Day and Martin, London. THIS invaluable Composition, with half the usual Labour, produces the moat brilliant jet- black ever beheld ; affords peculiar- Nourishment to the Leather; witl jiot' soil the finest Lin^ n ; is perfectly tree from any unplea- sant Smell ; and will retain its Virtue in any Climate. Sold wholesale, by Day and Martin, removed to No. 97, High Htdborn, London; and retail by their Agents, W. EDDOWES, Printer, and J. Palm, Shrewsbury"; Partridge,. Bookseller, Bridg « oVth; Smith, Iron Bridge; Houlstons, Wellington; Owen, Boot- maker, Ludlow; Craig, Booksel- ler, Nantwich; Morgan, Stationer, Stafford ; Brown and ; Son, Grocers, Bershatn; Smith, Stationer, Newcastle; Gower iand Smavt, Wolvei'ha'rnpton; Poole, Bookseller, Chester; a'nd J. Painter, Wrexham ; in Stone oottles, price Is. 6d. each. FOR GOUT, RHEUMATISM, NERVES COM- pluints, Indigestion, & c. OXLErS CO.\ TeEXTRATEI> Essence of Jamaica Ginger. This useful Medicine is recommended by several eminent mediaal Men, and is 10 constant use with many Persons of the highest rank and respectability. It relieves and shortens the duration of Fits of the Gotu, conliuiiig them to the oxtremi- tie- and mitigating Ihe paroxysms; it removes those unplea. sant symptoms arsing from weakness of the Stomach and Bowels, viz. Flattilemcy, Indigestion, and Oppression after eating; in Nervous Complaints it warms unil invigorates tbe Stomach, creates Appetite, and. a.- uists Digestion, and thereby strengthens the uli ile system.•••• - -- — Prepared by the Inventor and. Proprietor, SAMUEI OXLEY, hei Majesty's Chemist, aud sold by HUDSON and Co. Chemists, 2", Haymarket, London EDDO^ ES, and Wood, Shrewsbury; Painter; WreVhanf; • Edwards; Oswestry; Mobte, Welling- ton; Lloyd, Beuiffiafh; WillrainS, Carnarvon ; Bursters, Bangor; Gitton, Bridgnorth; and others throughout the United Kingdom, iu Bottles at 10s. 6d. 4s. 6d'. and 2s. 9d. ench. 1) R. STEERS'* OPODELDOC. 18 f. ir superior to all oilier external application! in the Cure of Sprains, Bruises, Rheumatisms, & c.; as also in Cramps or Numbness, and in promoting- Circulation iu the Limbs when in a paralytic state. It is the best Remedy foi Chilblains, il dissolved in a- spoon, aud applied warm, or with a pledget of lint well moistened with it, aud tied on the part affected. It is likewise of admirable service in the accidents and local complaints to which Horses are subject. Sold only by F. NLWBEIIY and SONS, NU. 45, St. Paul's Church- yard, London, price ' 2s. 6ti- a bottle, duty included ; but none are genuine but those which have the words, " F. Nevbern, No. 45, St. Paul's," engraved in the stamp; and by their Appointment by Eddowes, Wood, Newling, Morris and Pnlin, Shrewsbury ; Proctor, Pindgers, and Felton, Ludlow ; Browne, Bridgnorth; Evauson, Whitchurch ; Snelsou, Naut- wicli; Mobbs, Wellington ; Edwards, and Price, Oswestry ; Birch, Ellesmere; Smith, Iron Bridge. STALLIONS. THE SE. 4SOJV, 1810. ACTIVE ILL, lie limited to cover 100 Mare? for Subscribers nf One Guinea cach : One Guinea tnme tojbepaid ( when called for next March}. forfeaeh Mare is) r . AL, or tlnlf- a. Giiiiiea to he returned for each BARREN. He will attend on Saturdays at the Talbot, Shrewsbury : the other Week Days at Pitchford Park. Tickets for Subscribers at each Place. SWEEP Will be limited to coyer 120 Mares: Terms same as above. He will attend on MOMDAT ? _ PLTOHFORD PALK. 1 UF. SDAY $ WEDNESDAY— Crown, Church- Strctton. THURSDAY— Craven Anns. FRIDAY— Bull, Bishop's Castle. SATURDAY— Talbot, Shrewsbury. Tickets at each Place. ? 810. rglO COVER THIS SEASON, the l'roparty of l WILLIAM DARWFNT. Huntsman to Edward Smvthe, Esq. at Acton Rurnell, at TWO GUINEAS and aCUOWN each Mare, that beautiful bro- » n Bbxid Horse BISHOP. Bishop was bred by Mr. Bowker, of Stretton, near Brewood, Staffordshire; be was got by Flying Gib; his Dam by Lord Berwick's Old Bishop, by Samson. He is a sure Foal . getter, and his Stock is very handsome and boney. BISHOP will be at Much Wenlock everv Monday ; Wel- lington every Thursday ; and at Shrewsburv ever" Sa'nrdiv. no COVER TUISIsEASONT at Atcliam, ne^ r L Shrewsbury, TRUE BLUE, At Three Guineas the Mare, and Five Shilling's the Groom. — He was bred by Lord Grosvenoi, gat. by Trumpeter out of a Sister to Postmaster, by Herod, and is own Brother to Aimeter, and Gipsey ( tile Dam of Bustard), Grandain bv Snap, great Grandam by the Gower Stallion,. &. c. & c. & c. Soe Sti dv Book.;— He is a sure Foal- getter, and his Stock are remarkable for- their Size and Bone.— For hi&. Pcrformances see RaGing- Calendar. T O COVER THIS SEASON, at GARTH. near Welshpool, PAY! LION. Thorough- bred Maies at FIVE GUINEAS, and a GROWS the Groum : Half bred Mares and otJiers, « t THREE GUI- NBAS, and the Groom's Fen. — Winners of two Fifties, or Mares which hjvc bred Winners to that Amount; also. Mares covered by Pavilion last Year an- i proving Barren, Gratis. For Pavilion's Pedigtee and Performances, viilo Ratting Calendar and Stud Book. VERMIN, ^ FTTHF. Property of EDWARD BIRD, to cover. . It this Season, 1810, at .£ t ' 2s. each Mare, and 2s. .0.1^ tbe Groom :— He is a beautiful brown Bay Horse, sixteen. Hands high, with great Bone,' capital Action, and tree Iront, Blemish. He was cot by Vermin, his Dam by Beanfremont, and Grandam by Snap ; Vermin was got by HiphSyer, liii.. Dain Rosebud by Snap, Grandain Miss Bel- a by Uegplus. He will be at Church- Stretton every Thursday, on flie Road to Bishop's- Castle, and at the Harp Inn, in Bishop's- Castle, on Thursday night; at tbe Turf Tavern Inn, in Shrewsbury, every Saturday ; at Home ou Sunday.; and at the Oak Inn, in Pool, on Monday. THE FARMER PLOWBOY, To Cover this Season, each Mare, at .61. Is. and ( id. the Groom ; he will it- main all Ihe Season at Home, tbe Hed Lion Inn, Pontesbtirv. Po'itesburxj, March 1, 181.0. TROJAN, ILL Cover this Season, 18- 10, at LUT- WYCHE, at three Guineas and a Crow. ; and an the Number of Mires will be liioited, an early Application, is requested to be made to FRJV^ CIS Dey, Stnd Groom. Trojan is a brown Horse, of most beautiful Form, audr prodisious Power; he stands nearly sixteen Hands high, lias excellent black i. egs, and is perfectly free from Blemish, of any Description. He is by Sir Peter Teazle ; his I'. ttrr by Moss's Old Snap, & c. & c. aud will be seven Years- old next May. Sr • e's. A FRESH SUPPLY. W. EDDOWKS, Pr. iater, Shrewsbury, has received a fresh supply ot the following excellent and celebrated medicines, viz. rpHE CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD, so JL universally resorted to for its extraordinary superiority in removing all Complaints of the Stomach, Relaxations of the Solids, Nervous Weakness, the deleterious elfects of hot climates, and particularly the- iilrconse^ ueiices of intemperance;, in short, in every case where the constitution has Usen reduced by d sease or irregularity, the good effects of the Cordial Balm ot Gilead are unequalled. Also, The ANT1- IMPETIGINES, or SOLQMON's DROPS, the most powerful alterative, purifter and sweetener ot the blood ever yet discovered, anrt may be confidently relied on as ibe most safe and certain re- n - dy For the SHURVY, Scrofula, King's Evil, Scorbutic Eruptions-, Lcprosv, and other disorders arising from an impure or impaired state of the blood and lymph. " Likewise, The ABSTERGENT LOTION and DfciTKRGENT OINTMENT, at 4 « . 6d. eaoh, for punpied Faces, Sore. Legs, and all kinds of Old Wounds, Ulcers, Scrofula aud Scurvy, humours alter the Small Pox, Measies, & c. with direction*, in which the treatment of each disorder !• « explained. The words'* SAML. SOLOMON, LIVERPOOL," are engraved on the stamp, which purchasers for their own safety will be particular in observing. N. B A few scarce COPIES of SOLOMON's GUIDE TO HEA LTH, price 3s. only. Sold bv W. F. rtdowes, Printer, Shrewsbury, and oil the prin- cipal Mcdiciue Vendees in the United Kingdom, rrij COVER THIS SEASON, at WEM„ A ROSA RIO: thorough bred Mares at Five Guineas and a Half; Hunting. Mares and others, at Three Guineas and Five Shillings. Hosariowas gol by Ambrosio, one of the largest and speediest' Sons ot Sir Peter; his Dam, Portia, by Volunteer ( the Sire of Eagle, & c.) his Graudam by Herod, own sister to Stins. At Newmarket, April © ), 1807, Rosario, when ( 5 nt in train, received 50 Guineas Forfeit from Lord Foley's Chaise- and- One. iria match for 200 G. uiin as. At Stockbridge, July 1st, he won. 50 Guineas, beating Handicap, sir Hugh, and Mr. Stuckey's True Blue. At Winchester, July 21st, he walked over for the Cup, value 5t> Guineas. At Newbury, August 4th, lie woo " 80 guineas, beating 51r. Lailbroke's Co. rsiqan, and Mr. Djndas's Colt by Sir Solomon. September 15th he won the Stakes at Kingsoote, beating Mr. Trevanion's Bucephalus, and Lord C. H. Soinerset'sWhite Rose. At Maddiiigtpn, Juue 8thi 1H08, he won the Handicap- plate, beating Mr. Dunilas's CiTmbrian, Mr. Goddard's Old Maid, Sir H. Lippin^ cott's Cbaise- and- Oiie, and Mr. Best's Augusta. At Sibury, July 5th, lie won 50 Guinea?, beating Mr. Goulnurn's Grimaldi; ha also tUa next Clay won a Handicap- plate, value50 Guinea beating Lord Egremont's Brother to lledley, byGohamia, H. Lippingcott's Chaise- and- One. and distancing Mr. Cope Nettle; six to four on Rosario; after the Heat three and four to one. At Stiickbridge, July 14th, he won a Sweepstakes of li Subscribers, at three Heats, carrying lOst. Sib. beating Mr. Sesfchh'mV br. 9. by Triiuipetorj out of Beda, Lord Egre- mout's br. c. Brother to Hedley, Mr. Fcllowes' Maud mi, and Mr. Buyer's Epsom; tbe next Day, at the same Place, he won 60 Guineas, beating § ir H, Lippingcbtt's Sorceiess, by Sorcerer. At Winchester, July ' 20, lie won 501. beating Mr. Trevanion's b. c. Lewes. September 2Ut, he alio ivpn a Sweepstakes of 170 d. uiueas, at ICingscote ( 14 Subsciibers), beating Mi. Dnndas's Rubens, Mr. Rush's Timekeeper, and Sir li. C. Lippingco. tt's Plough!) iy.— May 24, 1909, at Mad- dingtoii, he won a match for 100 Guineas, beating Mr. Treva- uiuu's Gammon, by Beningbrjugh, out of Mulespinner.— At tbe same Place, the next Day, iu iunnipg for a Sweepstake* of1 150 Guineas, he fell Lame, and was taken out of Train. Rosario is now rising aix Years old, a d. nk brown, jyjth go- nj Legs, upwards of 10 Hands high, with Bone and Strength in Proportion; and line Action, uu excellent Temper and Con- stitution, Mares accommodated at 7s. per Week. N. B. Kojario will be shewn at the White Lion lint. Raven Street, Shrewsbury, one Day this Spring, of which Notice will be given in a fuuue Paper. PLANET, At tbe same Place, aud upon the same Terms, AS last Year. Wem, February 2Ut, 1810. CHILBLAINS Are prevented from breaking, and their lormectin* Itching iustantly removed, by Whitehead's Essence of Mustard, UNIVERSALLY esteemed for its extraordinary Elficacy in Rheumatisms, Palsies, Gouty Affections, and Complaints of the Stomach; but where this certain re- medy has been unkuotvu or ueglected, and tbe Chilblains have actually suppurated, or broke, IVuitehenil's Famili/ Cerate will ease the pain, and very speedily heal them. They are prepared and sold by R. JOHNSTON, Apothecary, 15, Greek Street, Soho, London, the Essence and Pilis al 2s. Id. each— tbe Cerate at Is. ljd. Tliey are sold bv EDDOUSS, Nawlulg, and Palin, Shrewsbury; Painter, Wrex- ham ; Baugh, Ellesinere; Houlston, Wellington; Silvester, Newpoi t; Prodgers, Ludlow ; Partridge, and Gitton, Bridjc- uorth; Edivanls, Price, and Minshall, Oswestry; and by every Medicine Vender in the United Kingdom. Thegenuiue has a black Ink Stamp with the Name of tt. Johnston inserted oil it. Printed and puolished bv WILLIAM EDDOWES, (,'., « I- ilarke-, SHH* WSEURY, where Advertisements and Ann. IT, 9f, Intelligence ( Post- jiaid) are received.