CORN- MARKET, SHREWSBURY. February 21, 1810 Wednesday the most expeditious Manner through the adjoining Counties ofENGLAN& « « rf WALES.— Advertisements not exceeding ten Lines, inserted at Five Shillings and Sixpence each, This Paper is circulated SALES BY AUCTION SALES BY AUCTION PRINTED BY WILLIAM EDDOWES, Vol. 17.] N°- 839. Price Sixpence Halfpenny, 1 To Builders.— Montgomery. " IHE TOWER OF THE CHURCH . being in ruinous State, it is found advisable to take it down, and rebuild it. Tbis is therefore to inform any Builders willing to contract for the saire, that Plans and Specifications are left with the HEV. MACBICE LLOYD. at Montgomery, T. JONES, Ei- q. Pen- y- bryn, andj. UROMMEID, Architect, Shrewsbury, for their Inspection; and their Proposals are desired to be de- livered to ore of the said Persons, on or before the SECOND Day of MARCH next, that the Business uiay be immediately proceeded upon. Montgomery, February 1, 1810. G1UNSHILL. House and Land. TO BELET, And entered upon the 25th March next; Neat and convenient DWELLING- HOUSE, fit. for the Reception of a genteel Family, consisting of two Parlours, Kitchen, Housekeeper'^ Room, three Bed- Capilal Timber. BY MR. THOMAS PRYCE, At the Crass Foxes Inn, ill the Town of Llanfair, in the County of Montgomery, on Thursday, the 22d February next, subject to such Conditions as shall be then produced : Q0OOAK TIMBER TREES, now growing - Jt) on RHIEWHIRIETH FARM, near the Town of j Llanfair, and the Turnpike Road ; only 7 Miles i from Pool, and a remarkable good Road. The Timber may be viewed, by applying to the Auctioneer, Mr. THOMAS PRYCE, of Llanfair. January 10, 1810. Freehold Estates m Wales. At the Unicorn Inn, in the Town of Machynlleth, on Satur- day, the 24th Day of February, 1810. tn the County of Merioneth. LOT I. Annual Rent. AN ESTATE, called TONFANNEY, iu the Parish of Clymn, ill tbe Occupationof £. s. d, 150 0 0 Rooms, on the first Floor, and Atticfc over the same, with j Mr£ JohjY.„^ n ^ VYGVUzTn Closets adjoining. A Brewhnnse and every other necessary Convenience, witb Servants' Rooms over tbe same. A large Garden, walled round, nnil well planted with Wall Fruit Tiees. A good Orchard well stocked with young Trees, A three stall Stable, an open Stable for five Horses, Cow- House, Barn, and every other necessary Outbuilding, witb or without a Malt Kiln adjoining, which will wet and dry 23 Measures. The Tenant may be accommodated w ith a few Acres of land suffn ient to keep a Cow and a Horse. GKINSHILL is distant Irom Shrewsbury seven Miles, to and from which there is a regular daily Post; aud five Miles lrom Wem. N. B. There is a Pack of Fox Hounds within three Miles, and a Pack of Harriers within half a Mile. For a View nf the Premises, and Particulars, apply to Mr. WOOD, Solicitor, Grinshitl, Salop. Capital Oak Timber. To be Sold to the highest Bidder, At the Pv'd Bull, in Chester, between the Honrs nf three and five o'Clock in Ihe Afternoon of Tuesday, the 27th Lav of February, 1810, in Ihe following Lots, subject to Con- ditions i hen to be produced : LOT I. - I Kf OAK TREES, 14 CYPHERS, and 10 X%. t— J ASH TREES, growing upon a Farm at " 1 RE- VAI. LYN in Ihe Parish of Gresford, in the County of Denbigh, in the Holding of Mr. Peter Reece. LOT If. Jd0 OAK TREES, and 8 CYPHERS,- growing upon a Farm at Trevallyn afoicsaid, in the Holding of Mr. Kowe Smdh. LOT III. 82 OAK TREES, growing iu a Coppice upon a Farm near Grcsford aforesaid, in the Holding of Robert Bel lis, jun. Lor IV. 5S OAK TREES, 1 SYCAMORE, and 1 ASH TREES, growing upon a Farm at ISCuED, near Holt, in the said County uf Denbigh, in the Holding of Mr Gaidner. The Tenant « will shew the Trees, which are all scribe- marked ; and further Particulars may be haii Iroin Mr. LEE, nt Redbrook, near Whitihureh, Salop. OAK TIMBER" To be Sold to the highest Bidder, At the White Lion, in Whitchurch, in the County of Salop, between three and five o'Clock in the Afternoon of Friday, tbe 2d Day of March, 1810, in the following Lots; LOT I. 1 an OAK, 10 CYPHERS, & 41 ASH TREES, A ' J » growing upon a Farm at THE LOWE, near Wem, in the Occupation of Mr. — Elkes, and others. LOT II. 26 OAK, 1 SYCAMORE, and 34 ASH TREES, growing u- wn the POOLS FARM, near Wem afoiesaid, in the O cupation of Mr. Elkes LOT III. 160 OAK, 10 CYPHERS, and 28 ASH TREES, growing upoo two Farms at THE LOWE, ill the Holding ol Mis. Richards, and Mr. Cook. The above Timber is distant about 1 Mile from the Elies- mee Canal Mr. Elkes will shew the different Lots; und further l'articulais may he had from Mr, LEE, at Redbrook, near Whitchurch ofoics id. the Parish of Pennal, in tbe Occupation of Robert Jones 40 0 0 LOT III. PENYPINNER, in the said Parish of Pennal, in the Occupation of Simon Thomas ... 18 0 0 Lots 11. and III. are within a Mile and half cf the Town of Machynlleth. In the County of Montgomery. LOT IV. TYNYRWTTR A, RHOSCILIWICK, and FELIX TURNER, in the Parish of Tref- eglivyn, iu the Occupation of Nicholas Bennett 73 10 0 LOT V. Will I'E LION, and YNYSCYNN1N, in the Town and Parish of Machynlleth ; the Farm in the Occupation of Catharine Lewis, Widow 90 0 0 N. B. A Fee- farin Rent of 6s. 8d. is payable to the Owner of this Estate. LOT VI. A HOUSE in the Town of Machyn- lleth, in the Occupation of Robert Lumley and John Lewis 8 0 0 County of Cardigan. LOT VII. LLWYNKRWN, in the Palish of Llanfihangel, in the Occupation of John Thomas 9 0 0 On several of the Lots there are Coppices of thriving young Oak. which will in Time become very valuable. The Estates are let at very moderate Rents, and are capable of ffreat Improvement, The tespective Tenants will shew the Premises; and for further Particulars enquire of the Rev. ROBERT DAVIES, TowvRI; and of Messrs. GRAHAM, KINDESLI Y, and DOMVILIE, Lincoln's Inn, London. SALES BY AUCTION. Shropshire— Capital Oak Timber. At the Castle Inn, iu Bishop's Castle, on Friday, the 23d of February next, between the Hours of four and six in the Afternoon, snbject to Conditions: LOT I. 0AA OAK TIMBER TREES, blazed and t JUU numbered with a Scribe No. 1 to 300, standing in Hopton Park, in the Parish of Hopton Castle, in the County of Salop. LOT 11. 300 OAK TIMBER TREES, blazed and num- bered in l. ke Manner No. 1 to 300, standing in other Part of Hopton Park aforesaid. LOT III. 116 0AKTIMBF. RTREES, blazed and num- bered in like Manner No. I to 116, standing in the Ley- Wood, in I lie said Parish of Hop ton Castle, ill the Occupation of Mr. Edwards. LOT IV. 73 OAK TIMBER TREES, blazed and num. bered in like Manner No. i to 73, standing on Little Hagley Farm, iu the said Parish of Hop ton Castle, in the Occupa tion of John Meruck. Many of the above Trees are of very considerable Dimen- sions, calculated for the most superior Purposes of the Navy, such as Rother Pieces, Sternposts, Upper Pieces for Stem, Keelsons, & c. &. c. and the Remainder for Frame Timber, and Plank, or any other Purposes for which large Timber is required. John Denton, at Heath House, will shew the Treei; and further Particulars may be had of Messrs. TOLDERVY and JONF. S, Bishop's Castle ; or of Mr. GOULD, Goll'a, near Welsh Pool. 24th January, 1810. Capital Timber. | At Hawkstone Inn, in the County of Salop, on Tuesday, 27th ! February, 1810, between the Hours of 3 and 6 in the After- noon : LOT 1. OAK TREES, now marked and numbered, in the Hayes Houghs, and Lauds adjoining, near to Hod net. LOT II. 100 O.' lK TREES, lu the Old Coppice, near Weston LOT III. 140 Ditto, in Brockhiust Farm and Coppice, near Wem. LOT IV. 165 Ditto, in Mr. Mieklewright's Farm, or near adjoining, lie it Prees. Lor V. 43 ASH TREES, ditto ditto. LOT VI. 7i) Ditto, ill Brockhurst Farm. LOT VIE 36 Ditto, in Brockhnrst Coppice. The above Timber is mostly of large Dimensions, well situated for Roads, and not far fiom Ihe Shreivsbuiy and Ellesmere Canals: may be viewed, and further Particulars known, bv applying to JOSBPH LKYN, at Hawkstone. Cardiganshire.— Oak Poles and Saplings. At the ' Talbot Inn, in the Town of Aberystwyth, on Monday, the 5th Day of March, 1810, between the Hours of three aud five in tbe Afternoon : LOT I. ALL the OAK TIMBER, POLES, and SAP- LIVGS, standing and growing on Part of FRWD- DDU FARM, in Cwmvrheidol, called Cnwch- coeh, between the Brooks of Nant- glas and Nahtrhiwyrygos, about nine Miles distant from the Sea- port of Aberystwyth. TOT II. About 46 ACRES of OAK POLES and SAP- LINGS, standing and growing on a Tenement of Lands, called ABERYFFRVVD- UCHA', in Cwmvrheidol afore- said, eight Miles Distance from the said Sea- port. Edward Williams, of Tv- poeth, in Cwmyrheidol, will shew the Wood ; and further Particulars may be had by applying to Mr. H. HOOHES, at Aberystwyth. LONDON. At the House ot Mrs. Howells, the Eagles Inn, iu the town of Pool, in the County of Montgomery, on Monday, the 5th Day of March next, at 6 o'Clock in ' the Afternoon, subject to Conditions to be then produced : HE INHERITANCE in FEE SIMPLE of T and in all that tbe before- mentioned well accustomed and well situated LVN, and SADDLER'S SHOP, with the adjoining Blacksmith Shop and Dwelling House, in the Occupation of Edward Gardner, and the Yard ahd Stables to the said Inn, Blacksmith Shop, and Dwelling House be- longing, together with a PEW or Seal, containing four Sitting Places, in the Parish Church of Pool aforesaid. For further Particulais apply to Mrs. HOWELLS, Premises ; or to Mr. DAVID JONES, or Mr. NICHVLI. S, nf Pool aforesaid. 100 Capital Live Stoclc, Implements in Husbandry hold Furniture, Brewing $ Dairy Utensils Montgomeryshire Timber, near Pool. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, OAK TREES, blazed and Scribe- marked 1 to 7!, growing on the Western Side ot the Dingle, in Wernllw vd Wood. 049 OAK TREES, blazed and Scribe- marked 72 to 420, growing on the Eastern Side tbe said Dingle, iu Ithandir Wood. 352 O AK TREES, Scribe- marked only I to 352, on Ihe Eastern Side the said Dingle, iu Rhandir Wood aforesaid. This Timber lies within thret Miles of the'Town nt Pool, ai d the Canal passes near ir, as dees Ihe Turnpike Road leading fiotn Pool to Berriew and Newtown. Further Particulars may lie had at Wernllwyd, near Pool; or of Mr. JOHN WILLIAMS, Timber Surveyor, Keriy; or Mr. JOHN POUND LEY, Montgomery. Tl TURNPIKE TOLLS. NOTICE is hereby given, That the TOLLS arising at the ' Toll Gain upon the Turnpike Roads at . Llaufair and Myfod, called or known by the Names of l. lanfair Bridge Gate, and Myfod Gate, will be LEI' BY AUCTION,' to the best Bidder, at the Cross Foxes Inn, in the Town of Llanfair, in tbe County of Montgomery, upon SATURDAY, the THIRD bay of MARCH next, between the Hours of three and six of the Clock in the Afternoon of the same Day, in the Manner directed by tbe Act passed in the thirteenth Year of the Reign of his Majesty King GEORGE the ' Third, " fur regulating the Turnpike Roads;" which Tolls produced the last Year the following Sums, viz. Llaufair B. idge Gate <£ 89. and Mvfod Gate £ 50. above the Expenses of collecting them, aud Will Li put up respec- tively at those Sums. Whoever happens to be tbe best Bidder, must at the same Time give Security with sufficient Sureties, to the Satisfaction of the ' Trustees of the said Turnpike Roads, for the Payment uf the Rent agreed for, and at suchTimes as they shall direct. 6th February, ) JOHN THOMAS, 1810. \ Clerk to the Trustees of the said Turnpike Roads. TURNPIKE TOLLS. " VJOTICE is hereby given, That ihe TOLLS N arising at Ihe Toll Gates upon the Turnpike Roads at Albcibury, Llangedwyn, and Trap, called or known by the Names ol Albeihi. ry Gates, Llangedwyn Gate, and Trap Gate, will be LET BY AUCTION, to tbe best Bidder, at the House of Mary Hughes, Widow, in the Town of Llanlyllin, in the County of Montgomery, upon ' TUESDAY, the SIXTH Day of MARCH next, between the Hours of three and six o'Clock in the Alternoon of tbe same Day, in Ihe Manner directed by the Act passed in the thirteenth Year of the Reign of his Majesty King G TOUCH the Third, " for regulating the Turn- pike Roads;" which Tolls produced tbe last Year the following Sums, viz Alherbury Gate « £ 61. Llangedwyn Gate .£ 8. and Trap Gate £ 10. above tbe Expenses of collecting them, and will be put up respectively at those Sums. Whoever happens to be the best Bidder, must at the same Time give Security, with sufficient Sureties, to the Satisfaction of theTrustees of the said Turnpike Roads, for the Payment of the Rent agreed for, and at such Times as tbev shall direct Cth February, > JOHN THOMAS, ' f Chic to theTrusiees of the said Tu'npihe. liptdt Freehold Houses and Land, AT MADELEY, IN THE COUNTY OF SALOP. BY FRANCIS HALLEY, At the Bell Inn, Shiffnal, on the 26th Dav of February, 1810, between tho Hours bf two and six o'Clock in the Afternoon, subject to such Conditions as will be then and there pro- duced : HE undermentioned desirable FREEHOLD HOUSES and LANDS, situate at MADELEY, in the County of Salop, iu the following Lots; LOT I. All that Messuage or Tenement, with the Garden and Appurtenances thereto belonging, situate in Uphill lane, in Madeley aforesaid, in the Occupation ofThnmas Barker. I OT II. All that Messuage or Tenement, with the Garden and Appurtenances, adjoining to Lot the 1st, in the Occu- pation of John Litiell. LOT III. All that Messuage or Tenement, with the Garden and Appurtenances, adjoining tu Lot the 2d, in the Occupa- tion of Basil Wellings. LOT IV. All that Messuage or Tenement, with the Garden and Appurtenances, adjoining to Lot the 3d, io the Occupa- tion of Audley Bowdler. Lor V. All that new. erected Messuage or Tenement, with two Cottages near adjoining, and the Outbuildings, Gardens, and Appurtenances to the same belonging, situate in the Lower Town of Madeley afoiesaid, in the Occupation of Wm. Rochell. or his Undertenants. LOT VI. All that new erected Messuage or Tenement, with the Outbuildings, Garden, and Appuitenances, situate in the Lower Tou u of Madeley aforesaid, iu ihe Occupation of Edward Taylor. LOT VII. All that other new- erected Messuage or Tene. meut, with tbe Outbuildings, Garden, and Appurtenances thereto belonging, adioiniug the last described L it No. 6, in the Occupation of William Skitt. Lor VIII. All tbnt Messuage or Tenement, with the Gar- den and Appurtenances thereto belonging, situate in the said Lower Town of Madeley, in the Occupation of Wm, Rudd. LOT IX. All that Messuage or Tenement, with the Garden and Appurtenances thereto belonging, adjoining Lot 8, in the Occupation of William Lawience. Lor X. All those four Messuages, Dwelling Houses, or Tenements, with the Barns, Stable?, Cowsheds, Outbuildings, Gardens, Yards, and Appurtenances thereto belonging, situ- ate and being near the Church, in the High ' Town of Madeley aforesaid, now or late in the several Occupations of the Rev, Mr. Walters, William Bentlev, Timothy Rudd, Mar) Mot ram, and George Crocket Nicholls. LOT XI. All that Close or Piece of Meadow Land, called Ihe I/) wer Cuckow Oak Field, situate and lying near to Crip- ple's Bridge, containing 2A. 2R. OP. or thereabouts, in the Occupatioo of the said George Crocket Nicholls. LOT XII. All tfiat other Close or Piece of Land, called the Upper Cuckow Oak Field, adjoining Lot 11, containing 3A. 2R. OP. or thereabouts, in the Occupation of the said George Nicholls. LOT XIII. All that other Close or Piece of land, called the Barn Yard, adjoining the Shropshire Canal, containing 2A. 3R. OP. or thereabouts, in tbe Occupation of the said George Nicholls. Lo- r XIV. All that other Close or Piece of Land, called the Upper Brooke Lcasow, adjoining Lrt 13, containing I A. 2R. 20P. or thereabouts, in the Occupation of the said George Nicholls. LOT XV. All that other Close or Tiece of Land, adjoining the last described Lot, called the I/ rwer Brooke Leasow, containing 1 A. 3R, 5P. or thereabouts, iu the Occupation of James Harris. LOT XVI. All that other Close or Piece of Land, callcd the Little Burnt Hall, situate in Upper Madeley, adjoining Land belonging to Mr. Purtou, containing 3A. OR. 01'. or theie- abuuts, in the Occupation of the said George Nicholls. LOT XVII. All that other Close or Piece of Land, railed the Big Burnt Hall, adjoining Lot 16. containing 5A. 2R. OP. or thereabouts, in the Occupation of the said Georgo Nicholls. LOTXVIII. Also all that Close or Piece of excellent Mea- dow Land, called the Yard, situate in the High Town of Madeley aforesaid, adjoining to the Tenements comprised in Lot 10, containing seven Acres, or thereabouts, in the Occu- pation of the said George Nicholls. Lor XIX. All that Pew, or Seat, in the Aisle of Ihe Parish Church of Madeley aforesaid, No. 18, containing 5 Kneeliugs. Lor XX. Also all that other Pew, or Seat, in the Gallery of the said Church, No. 17, containing 6 Kneelings. LOT XXL Also all that other Pew, or Seat, in the said Gallery of the said Church, No. 25, containing 6 Kneelings. ' The Estate is subject to Land- Tax ; and the Timber grow- ing upon it will be sold to the Purchaser at a fair Valuation. — Possession of Lots 10 and 18 will be given at Midsummer, and of all the others at Lady- day next.— For Views of the different I. ots apply to Ihe respective Tenants; aud fuither Particulars may be had from Mr. GEORGE NICHOLLS, of Stiichley; cr at the Office of Mr. MORSTOH SLANXT, in Shilfnal, Capital Oak and other Timber. BY MESSRS. DAV IKS AND SON, At the House of Mr. John Jehu, known by tbe Sign of the King's Head, iu Mjfod, in the County of Montgomery, on Thursday, the Ist Dayof March, 1810, between the HourS of three and six in the Afternoon, subject to such Condi- tions as shall be then produced : LOT I. r/ rv OAK TREES, 142 ASH, 5 ALDER, 2 ELM, and 1 ASP, Scribe- marked, and growing on a certain Far m, in the Paiish of Myfod, in the said Countv of Montgomeiy, called GLASCOED, in tbe lloldiug of Thoiiia « Rooerts. LOT II. 212 OAK TRRES, 51 ASH, 1 ELM, 6 ALDKR, and 13 BIRCH; also Scribe- marked, and growing on three Farms in the said Parish of Myfod, called by the several Names of RHOS- FA- VR, PENYFOF. L, and GOE IRE LAS, in the several Holdings of ' Thomas Rogers, William PicHock, and John Morgan. The greater Pait of the above Timber grows in Coppices, is of large Dimensions, and weli woitliy tho Attention of Ship- Builders, and is situate within a qii uier of a Mile uf tbe ' Turnpike " oad leading from LlansaintlTraid to Mvfod, about eight Miles from tbe Montgomeryshire Caual, and within one Mile of the Village of Myfod. The respective Tenants will shew the Timber; arid for further Particulars apply to Mr. HOMP- IHFY JONES, Mvfod. BY JOSEPH RHODEN, On tbe Premises, ( without the least Reserve,) belonging to Mrs. SARAH TURNER, of the SWAN and FALOON INN, MUCH WENLOCK, who is retiring from Business, on Monday, the 5th of March, 1310, and on the following Days, till the Whole is disposed of: CCONSISTING of three excellent barren Cows, / some young Cattle ; five capital Waggon Horses; seve- ral Lots of Ewes and Lambs, ditto to Lamb; Harvest and other Waggons, Carts, Tumbrels, Ploughs, Harrows, £ cc. aud every Assortment of Implements in Husbandry ; several Tons of good Hay, well gut; some Stacks of Wheat, p. tto of Bailey; a large Assortment of Harness, consisting of uianv Sets of Wheel and Leading ' Traces, Collars, Bridles, & c. The HOUSEHOLD FURNI TURE consists of several very excel ient Goose Feather Beds, handsome Bedsteads, with Manchester and other Hangings, Bed Linen, Blankets, Con li- te [ pan s. Table Linen, & c. several elegant Mahogany and other Tables, ditto Chairs ; Pier and Swing Glasses ; a large Quantity of China; also of Ale and Wine Glasses, in Lots; several Quantities of Sherry, Bucellas, Madeira, Port and other choice Old Wines, in Bottles and Casks; many valu- ble Hogsheads, Half- hogsheads, and Casks and Bariels of various Sizes; Brewing Utensils of every Description; and a very general Assortment of Articles of useful and ornamental Household Fumituce: the Whole of which will positively be sold without the least Reserve. ' The Outstock will be sold first; and the Sale to begin each Morninirat 10 o'Clock T CARDIGANSHIRE. BY HUGHES AND SON, the Talbot Inn, in the Town of Aberystwyth, on Monday, ihe 12' h Day of March, 1810, between the Honrs of four anil six in the A fie noofl, subject to'such Conditions of Sale as shall Ire then and there produced : following FREEHOLD LANDS and PREMISRS, situate in the several Parishes of Llan- • ran- felin and Llanfihangel Geueu'r- glyn, in the said County, in Lots, as under- mentioned, or in such others as shall be agreed upon on the Day of Sale. Parish of Llan<* ftn felin. LOT I. A Piece of Land called FAG WR. HEN, now iu the Occupation of David Hugh, containing by Admeasure- ment 7A. 1R. OP. be the sam< i more or less. LOT II. Part of a Tenement, called TY'N- Y- VVAUN, now in the Occupation of John Richard, containing by Admea- surement seven Acies, be the same more or less: bounded on the East by the Highway leading to Tal- y- bont from different Places, and a Piece of Land belonging to Mathew Davies, Esq. on which Cottages have been latelv erected ; and on the West bv the Lauds of Morris Dalies, Gentleman. Lor III. Another Part of TY'N- Y- WAlJtf, in the Oc- cupation of the said John Richard, containing by Admeasure- ment 1' 2A. 13R. ( 24P. be the same more or less : bounded on the West, North and South, by the Lands of the said Morris Davies; and on the East by the Highway leading f om Tre'r- ddol to different Places.— On this Lot is an old Roman Lead Mine, which has been lately worked, and which formerly paid a Duty of the seventh Dish. LOT IV. Anothei Part of TY'XY- WAUN aforesaid, in the Occupations of the said John Richard, and Humphrey Jones, Oemleman, containing by Admeasurement 11A. 2R. 5P. be the same more or less : bounded on the North by Lands of Pryse Pryse, Esq. and on the West by Lauds of W. C. Gilbertson, Esq. and of the said Morris Davies; and on the East by the Division of the Parish of Llanfihangel Geueu'i glyn and the Lauds of the said Humphrey Jones. Parish of LLanJihan^ l Gcfieit'r- Glyn. LOT V. A Tenement ot Lands, called TY'N- Y- SHIM- NAI, in the Occupation of the said Humphrey Jones, or his Undertenants, ( adjoiuing the last mentioned Lot) containing by Admeasurement 22A. SR. 20P. be the same mureor less. LOT VI. A Tenement of Lands, called PENSARNDDU, in the Occupation of Edward David, or his Undertenants, containing by Admeasurement 35A. OR. SOP. be the same more or exclusive of the Bed of Taliesin, with 3A. 2R. OP. of Lands, which is reserved with a View that the Admirers of that celebrated Bard and primitive Christian will before long erect some lasting Monument to so celebrated a Character. The Situation of this Spot claims the Attention of every true antient Briton, as well as the Antiquarian and Lover of the Beauties of Nature; the Country around abounding with fine Scenery, and situate nine Miles Distance from Abervs:- wyth, and the like from Machynlleth. The foregoing Lands and Premises have two excellent Com- mons appurtenant, called Pant- y- cerig and Mvnydd Moel- » yr- ygos, containing about 130 Acres, and have a Right to that most extensive Common, called Gors- fochno, measuring upwards of 9000 Acies, which in this enlightened Age will not be left long undivided. Mr. Hugh Rowland, of TreV ddol, will shew the Lots j and. for further Particulars apply to TH is AUCTIONEERS, at Aberystwyth afurciaid, where Maps of the Estate may be seen. BY T. WALLEY, Ou Monday, the 5th March, 1810, and the following Days ALL that valuable, well selected LIVE STOCK, IMPLEMENTS of HUSBANDRY, with D liry and Brewing Utensils, and HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, be- longing to the lute Mr. WILLIAM JONF, S, deceased, of ASTLEY, in the Parish of St. Mary, Shrewsbury ; con sisting of 20 Cows, in proper note fur the Dairy, three barren Ditto, two calling Heifers, two Stirks, fqur yearling Calves, Hie stole Bull; seven store Pigs; six capital Waggon Horse and Gearing; three narrow wheeled Waggons, two Dung Carts, one double Plough, two single Ditto, one Winnowing Machine, one Malt Mill, two Pair of Harrows, tivo large Rakes, and all other useful Implements of Husbandry. The Dairy Vessels consist of Cheese Screw and Ilorse, Cans and Pails, two Iron Furnaces, one Ditto Boiler, two Lead Coolers, two Churns, four Brass Milk Pans, two Stone Cheese Presses, a Quantity of Cheese Hoops and Vats. The Household Furmture comprises, an Eight Day Clonk in Oak Case, Oak Dresser with Cupboards; several good Feather Beds, Bedsteads and Hanging, Blankets, Quilts, Counterpanes, with Bed ami ' Table Linen; Oak Tables, Chairs, Stands, & e. Kitchen Grate, Cast Oven, Ash Grate, Fender and Fiie Irons, one Fowling Piece, aud a Quantity ot Earthenware. N. B. The Cows are in good Condition, and the best of Milkers; the Horses are young, and steady Workers; the Whole to be s ild without the least Reserve. ' The Live Stock, and Implements, will be sold on tbe first Day. The Sale to begin each Morning at 10 o'Cloek. A most capital Farming Stocky &; c. BY T. VAUGHAN, Oil the Premises, without the least Reserve, on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, the 7th, Sth anj 9th D lys of March, 1810: ALL the truly valuable and well selected LIVE STOCK, IMPLEMENTS in HUSBANDRY, Dairy and Brewing Utensils, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, iicc. belonging to Mr. W. BRADSHAW, of NEWTON, near EUesinere, in the County of Salop, who Is retiring from the Fuming Business. Catalogues will be prepared in due Time, and Particulars will appear in a future Paper. rjp; SHllOPSHIUE TIMBIiii. At the Cross Foxes Inn, in Oswestry, in the County of Salop, on Weduesday, the 21st Day of March, 1810, at fouro'Cluck in the Afternoon precisely, subject lo Conditions, in the fol- owing or such other Lots, as shall be then agreed upon : HE undermentioned VALUABLE TIMBER TREES, all scribe- marked and numbered, and growing upon Part of tbe TRENESVYDD ESTATE, in the holding of the undermentioned Tenants. LOT I. 264 Oak, 45 Ash, ) S Beech, 6 Sycamore, 5 Elm, 4 Firs, 4 Cherry, 1 Lime, 1 Alder, and 1 Poplar, growing upon Trenewydd Demesne, in the holding of Mr. Thomas. LOT II. 262 Oak, 60 Ash, 11 Beech, 7 Elm, 15 Aider, 7 Poplar, 5 Lime, 3 Sycamore, aud 3 Walnut, growing upon a Farm in the holding of Mr. Thomas Richards. LOT 111, 100 Oak, 16 Beech, and 1 Lime, growing upon Lands in the holding of Mr. Windsor. LOT IV. 30 Oak, and 1 Ash, growing upon Lands in the holding of Roger Davies. LOT V. 20 Oak, 9 Ash, and 3 Poplar, growing ii| ion Lands in ihe holding of Mr. Jones. LOT VI. 6 Oak, and 3 Ash, growing upon Lands in the holding of Edward Humphreys; and 69 Oak, 22 Ash, 4 Elm, 4 Poplar, aud 1 Sycamore, growing ujion Lands in the hold- ing* of Edward Thomas. The Oaks are of large Dimensions, and fit for the Navy or any other Purpose. ' The remainder of the Timber Trees are likewise of large Dimensions, and may be converted to various Uses. The whole lie within two Miles ot the Town of Oswestry, und the same D stance fiom the Ellesmcre Canal, Further Paiticulars may be had of Mr. R. CRIXON, 0> wc » try ; aud uf Koosa Dsvi -. s, Carjei'er, Wuittiiytai, win irill snew the Tmiacr. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14. The Hon. Mr, Wellesley and suite sailed on Monday from Portsmouth for Cadiz. The trade for the Medi- terranean also sailed the same day. It is said lo be ascertained, that there are 32 tons of s'. lvcr, in coin and bullion, on board the Cautioniere, besides a valuable carsfo of assorted Asiatic goodi.—• She is ordered to the lliver lo unload the treasure. The Correspondence between Mr. Secretary Canning aud the Hon. David Erskine, and two Other sets of papers respecting America, vfere delivered, on Monday night, to the Members of the House of Commons. We have riot room to give even a sketch of theiu.— The last letter in the Correspondence is from Mr. Erskipe to the American Secretary Mr. Smith, ditcd 14th of August, 1809, which concludes thus :— " Under these circumstances, therefore, finding that I could not Obtain the recognitions specified in Mr. Canning's Dispatch of the 23d of January, which formed but. one part of his several instructions to me, in tbe formal manner required, I considered that it would b- tn vain lo lav before the Govern- ment of the United States the Dispatch in question, which I was at liberty to ha\ e done, in extenso, had I thought proper. But as I had such strong grounds for believing that the object of his Majesty's Government could be obtained, tllougo in a different manner, and the spirit at least of my instructions be fully complied with, I felt a thorough conviction upon ihv mind, that 1 should be acting in conformity with his Majesty's wishes, and accordingly concluded the late Provisional Agree- ment on his Majesty's behalf with the Government of the United States. The disavowal by his Majesty is a painful proof to me, that I had formed an Erroneous judg nent of bis Majesty's views, and the iiitention of mv instructions ; and I have most severely to lament that an act of mine ( thou-.' lt unintentionally) should produce any embarrassments in the relations between the two countries." A letter from Koniujdturgh says, the Kiug of Prussia was lo proceod on the 2ist int. to Paris. Tne object of this jouraey is not stated ; but it is reported that the Prussian dominions are to undergo still fur- ther changes, it is said, thai the whole of Branden- burg is to be given up by'his Prussian Majesty, hut that he is to receive ample indemnification in Austrian Gallicia, and other parts of Germany. The fashionable Papers tell us, that at the Queen's Drawing- room, on Thursday last, a gay widow uas thrown oil' her weeds, and burst forth iu all her former splendor. This seems a kind of advertisement, signify- ing that'she is again in the market ! On the 5th init. an Inquest was taken at Bradford oil the body of W. Smith, eleven years old, son ol Sarah Smith, who died in consequence of a wound received by means of an instrument used as a poker, which was . thrown by the mother, and stock in the bell of Pie. lad, from whom it was taken by his sister. A verdfet of lVilfu. 1 Murder, was found against the motlier, wi o is committed to Salisbury gaol. Fire.— Saturday a barn full of unthreslled corn, and - seven horses, together With a range of stabling, a rick of barley, aud part of the dwelling- louse, were consjip- ed by fire, on the farm of Mr. Peters, at Midthorpe, Bucks. The conflagration originated from a young m m firing at some rats in a passage, by which stra'V was set on fire. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15. VVe have received Spanish papers to the 93, and Portuguese to the 4 th instant; tile contents . of which are of considerable importance. It appears, that the French, having united a. strong force" at Alm. vden, pen- etrated, in that direction, throjgh tile Sierra Alorena to Cordova, from which, however, according to oue ac- count, they were driven back; but it is stated, in a Lisbon paper of the Ut, as a well- kuown fact, lliat; the towu had capitulated. Cordova is only 75 miles . V. E. of Seville, and the Duke of Albuquerque, apprized ; of tne enemy's approach, advanced, by forced marches, and with his cavalry attacked the van of Victor's army at Ecija, aud dislodged them from that place : Ecija is in the line between Seville and Cordova, and within about 50 miles of the former city. The account of tbe defeat of- the French at Ecija, if true, is decisive of me near approach to Seville. Tue inhabitants of' that city, as well as those of the whole proviuce of \ ndalusia, arc, however, represented in the papers full of spirits apd confidence, but these statements may be intended as tho means to prevent despondency a id confusion, and not a true picture of the real state of the public mind.— lie- port, last evening, stated, that the French had actually entered Seville. The Lady Arabella packet is arrived at Falmouth, with mails from Jamaica, after a passage of 49 days. By tier, we have received papers to the 21th of Decem- ber, from which, we are sorry to find thai the discon- tent, of such long standing iu that Island, continues < to increase. It is already known, that tiie Governor thought fit to dissolve the House of Assembly, in con- sequence of its having voted the supplies iu terms in- compatible with the dignity of the Crown, l'he con- duct of the House of Assembly has, however, been since highly approved of in several put* of the Is'aud, iu whicU resolutions have beju passed to that etlect.— It appears by the returns of Exports aud Imports hid before the honourable House of Aussembly, that there is a decrease of sugar, from the produce of last year, of about 21,000 hogsheads ; of rum SS57 puncheous ; and of coffee, 4,000,000lbs. American Journals to the 13th last have been re- ceived. The proceedings iu Congress a e of more thim usual interest. On the 3d, a message was delivered in the Senate, from the President, iu which he asserts the necessity of assuming a stronger attitude in the present critical state of affairs, in relation to the belligerent powers of Europe. For this purpose ho recommends the organization of an extraordinary military force of 20,000 men, in addition to the militia, which is to be placed in a state of greater efficiency than at present, . and also of the marine force, which is to he equipped and rendered fit for actual service.— Congress has voted 750,000 Dollars for the objects specified.— The consideration of the resolution of the Senate, approving the conduct of the Executive, respecting Mr. Jackson, was resumed in the House of Repre- sentatives oa the 3d, and at half past five tne fol- lowing morning, the resolution was passed and read a third time, upon a division, Ayes, 7 2— Noes, 41. The House adjourned at a quarter before six, after a sitting of nineteen hours of severe and ardent debate, during which eleven divisions took place on motions for ad- journment and recommittal of the resolution.— The act empowering the President to send offending Foreign Mi- nisters out of the Uuiteu States had passed both Houses of Legislature. The bill brought in by Mr. . Vlacon, the principle of which was to substitute Non- Importation for Non- Intercourse, ieaiained suspended, not having proceeded to the third reading. It was generally sup. poied this bill would uot he u ged farther.— Mr. Jack- sou remained at Philadelphia, and nothing of importa e appears to have been done in Congress subsequent to the 3d, when tbe House aljourued to Friday, the 5, h January. LONDON. FTUPAY, FEBRUARY 16. Somp vprv in'eresting intelligence from Holland has beep received bv ' he John Adams, American frigate, which left th' Helder <- n Monday last, and has brooch' several letters am papers to the 11th insiant. Among the lntter ere two decrees: one of which, hearng thp signature pf Kinir Loins, at Vans orders that from the receipt thertof, no American flag sba'l on any pretext wha'pver, bv allowed to enier anv of Ihe ports of Holland. The other is a decree of tie Emperor Napoleon, in vhlch he orders the seizure of all srnods ihe manufacture of Gtear Britain, together with such eolonial produce as mini hp discovered to bar e been imported into that - part of his dominions lately mtnehed to Trance : also that the » um arising from their sale shall be appropriated to th? pur. jio< e of repairing the fortifications ai Tlushine.— The Trench ' troops had advanced into the interior of Holland, am1 taken possession - of Dordrecht, not far distant from " Rotterdam. By rhe sarre convevancp, some letters have been r. ceived frem'St. ' Petcr bnrrh, which inform us ihat neat chances had taken place in the Russian Cabinet Rotnanzofi in stated to have been removed from • fRce in the middle of Januaiy, and replaced by Soltikoff and'Cliifchikoff. the rei ort of theTrench having actually entered Seville is said to he confirmed by the arrival of dispatches yesterday from Admiral Purvis, brought bv Captain Sheriff, of the Lily, ' by which we leain, that fhe French had penetrated so far to the Southward, as to he expecii d to make their appearance daily in th « " iieTjrhbonrhood of Cadiz. The artnv under Castanos \< ere determired to resist them to the tit most.— The Spanish fleet 15 sa' » l of the line, had moved down, outside our fleet. Capt. " Sheriff.\ y » s also the hearer of dispatches from T. ord Oollmgwood,— The Toulon fleet is out, and his Lordship is said to ^ be in possession of intellicence of their movements. We should not he surprised to hear, rhat their destination is the port rtf'Cadiz. and is proha" bly a bold attempt, concerted with the Spanish Achniral at that port. A copy of the Koynl Decree by wh'eh the authority of the Supreme Junta is transferred to a Council of Kegency is received. Corruption is " ot peculiar to anv clime, and the rank weed raises its head w herever the fatness of the land encourages its growth. Whether the seed was wafted from our shores to our transmarine possessions, or whether it sprung there spontaneously, is at present immaterial; but it seems that abuses have been discovered by the House of Assembly of Jamaica, of a nature full as flr- grant as those " which have been ) icre the subjects of just animadversion. There is said to be no want of arms for fhe defence of Cadiz, cs, besides cannon and ammunition, of which there is abun- dance in the arsenals of that city and the Isle, 50,000 stand ot muskrts hau atrived from England. The batteries com- manding the harbour have been destroyed. " We understand also, that several millions of dollars were expectcd from America, by a vessel which was then at sea. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 17. The Unicorn frigate, Capt. Kerr, has captured Le Gascon, Trench privateer, of 16 guns, and 113 men, out two days from Kayonne, vithout making any prize.—- The Narcissus frigate, the Hon. Capt Avlmer, has captured two French privateers, viz. Dnguav Trouin, of J4- guns, and 75 men ; and Aimable Josephine, of 14 guns, and T05 men; a brig which had bfen captured by the former, has also been taken by the Narcissus.—- Gazelle. Letters from Holland, of the 8th inst. state, that the whole of that kingdom is to become subject to the laws of France, which are to be administered in the same manner as those by which the government of Tus< any is regulated. A Governor General is already appointed, and it is understood that Oudmot is to hold that office. Fverv town in the kingdom was in th » greatest alarm. Am= terdam is filled with Dutch troops, which had entered that place for the avowed purpose ! of preserving order, but was, in fact a prelude to their being followed by those from Fiance. Everv person of property in the funds, was endeavouring to convert it into money; a circumstance which hud reduced the funds that were pre- viously at 100, to 70. Bv the same conveyance we have been favoured with the following particulars from France, dated Feb. 3 :— 4 It is not yet Known wnen the Emperor will repair to Spain. The forces assembled iu that kingdom are immense, and accumu. Jate daily. The marriaue of the Emperor will also delay his departure, it is the general wish that he may marry the sister of Alexander ; but it is, after all, found that h) 6 wife will be selected from the House of Saxony.— War with A- merica u flo longer doubted. The King of Holland is under an arrest, at the house of Madam Mere, the mother of Na- poleon. It is ceitainly true, that the Commanders of Breda and Eergen- op- Zoom have shut their gates against the French troops, and that s< me thoU have been exchanged." Mr. Plunket, late Attorney- General of Ireland, has been convened to England bv Mr. G. Ponsonby, and is exp< cted to arrive in a few days. The arrangement of the Irish Chancel- lorship, in the event of a change, is the object of this political LONDON, « Monday Night, February 19, 1810. Government are in hourly expectation of receiving dis • 1 . arches from Lord Collinjrwood, giving an account of an action with the Toulon Fleet, of which, it is « aid, he was in aisrht or the evening of the Q4th of January, and had nq douht of heitit; •* t>! e to come up with them bv the morning, should they nov escape into Toulon, from which, at the time, they were distant about 60 leagues. His Lordship's fleet was, however, between th^ m and * hnt port. — Admiral Martin, with the Canopus, Renown, Leviathan, Cumberland, and another line of battle ship, with the, Votontaira, Apollo, and Topaze, were the ad- vanced slnps of the English fleet, and We understand were s' near the1 enemy a> to exchange shots.— The enemy's fleet is stated to comprise 16 sail of the line ; Lord Collitigwood had an equal number sometime previous, having been joined by the fttilwark. Terrible, and Spartan. From the course of the en « - mv, Cadiz was supposed to be his destination, either with a view of co- operating with the army in its reduction, or pos- sibly calculating on treason in the Government for its sur- render. Letter* of the 5th inst. from Cadiz were received this day, which disclose the hopes and fears entertained by the inha- bitants in Consequence of the approximation of the French to that place. • The enemy is described to be in Xeres, Alcano, Grenada, Fort St.. Mary, and intact in possession of every place of consequence, except Cadiz itself. The Gover- vernor, aided by the inhabitants were preparing for the stoutest resistance, and it is declared on all sides, that the fall of Cadiz shall not be less gloiious than those of Saragossa or Getona. Licences have been extended to corn ships coming from the enemy's ports, some a month, and others five weeks, according to the distance they have to come. The Lord Mayor has appointed a Court of Common Council 14 To consider the extraordinary proposal made hy Ministers to Parliament, for granting a pension of ' 20001. per annum to Lord Wellington for three lives, and to express the opinions and feelings of the Court upon a measure so iusulting aud in- jurious ro the nation at large ; and to adopt such proceedings as may be deemed necessary," On the rejection of the Reversion Bill in the House of Lords, on Friday, Earl Grosvenor declared his intention of speedily bringing forward some measure in its place. The Princess Amelia continues to languish in the same pitiable state she has done for some time past. Three per cent. Consols 67 J. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. 7VIE Trustees of the Estate and Effects of JAMES I JUSTIN, late of MO 11 ETON JVIILL, in the County of Salop, Miller and Farmer, having de- clared a Flit ST and FINAL DIVIDEND of Ten Shillings and Sixpence in the Pound under the said Estate; all his Creditors who have established their Demands may receive the said Dividend, on applying by themselves, or their Agent duly authorized, on THURSDAYS ONLY, to Messrs. IVALFQRD and II ASS ALL, Solicitors, in IV em, in the said County. Further partculars the dreadful accident at Liverpool on Sunday, th « 11th instant.— As the accident happened few minutes before the time of service, not more than 15 w 20 grown persois w ere in the church, the greater part r " whom escaped ; but the childien of the Moo< fields Chat it v • hool had patlv entered; of these tvventv- seven girls vere overwhelmed, and eighteen of tlum were killed, o- ' lied immediatdv aftei being dug from the ruins ; five were taken to the T. nirmarv, one of whom is since dead. The_ aees of the chddien killed are from 3 to 14 years. Six nh hem wete sisters in three families.— One man ( Mr. Molv- eux, of Edniunil- street) and three women, are killed. The boys, being last in the order of proceeding, all escaped. The oiercing shrieks which followed this catastrophe from the oersons who wereentering the church, but escaped, with the crash of the ruins,, drew a large concourse of people to th* spot, who, notwithstanding the menacing appearance of tin- remaining part of the tHtoer and the roof, instantly began and continued their exertions till all the . bodies were extricated — The ringers all escaped, but a boy wi'h them was killed. Thev were alarmed bv a stone falling upon one of the bells which stopped its swing. They ran out, and in a moment ihe bells, beams, and upper floors, fell to the bottom of the tower. Their escape would have been impossible bad not the belfrey been upon the ground floor.— The Rev. L. Pughe, the minister of the day, was just entering the church, but was stopped a few seconds by the children, which probably saved his life ; and the Rev. K. Roughsedge, the rector, was preser- ved, by happening to go round a part, of the church instead of through it.— A person of the name of Martin providentially escaped unhurt in his pew, whilst the seats around him were crushed to pieces. In the afternoon heieturned public thanks to the A'mighty for his preservation, iu St. Peter's church.— J. Brandreth, one of the singers, was in the gallery when the organ and the front of the gallery were crushed down. He fell with the ruins, and was preserved by the timbers falling cross- wise, and supporting the weight over him, and was dug out with only a slight cut on his forehead— It appears that the old part of the tower had been erected 430 years— and that a new upper part had been injudiciously built upon it iu the year 1745. The grand Prize, amounting to ,£ 40 000 No. 3,734 B V0,000 3,734 D 20,000 A NO No. 999 D 1,000 2,952 D 1,000 3,436 C 500 All Diawn on the 14th of tne present Month, were sold and shared by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. Coruhill, and Charing Cross, Loudon. ASSIZE OF BREAD. Set the 20th of February, 1810, for thcTown & Liber- ties of Shrewsbury, to take place on Saturday next. //>. 03. dr. ' hf » ir B. AND A, PRICHART*, ORBS? wvn PELISSE M4J\ I. RS, ITU grateful Acknowledgments inform those Ladies, who have so many veai s honoured them with Support, that it is their intention to RKSIC. N theii Business at T.- idv- dav next, in favour of their pteseni Assistant, Miss WATSON, who has taken to their House, Strck, &.<-. • nil whom, from manv- vears experience and unrenutiiuc Utention, thev feel confident: in recommending ; beinn fully "' ivinced she is, in every respect, competent to the under- taking. 57. John's- IIdl, Shrmshuty, Feb. li, 1 » 10. A. WATSON EGS Leave lo solicit the Favours of the Friends of the Miss Prichards, as well as ( ho> e of tbe Public in general, as- nring them no Exertions shall be wanting ou her Part, to give Satisfaction to those T, adi< ss who may honour her with their Support. It is her intention to go to London for a Fashionable Assortment of Dresses, 8ce. the en- uine Sprint:; and at the. same time to en - acre Assistants from the first Houses Tn that Line, which she flatters herself will enable her to execute every Order so as to merit Approbation Pennv loaf, or two } halfpenny loaves 1 Twopenny loaf Threepenny loaf .... ! Wheaten wz:" 0, d } d. ditto | Household 0 11 j Wbeaten 0 ) Household 1 HOttSF. OF COMMONS, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12. Sir S. ROMIM. Y brought up three neteral bills for (^ pealing, altering, arid amending the several aels of William, Anne, and George II respecting the erimini I laws- which were read a fiiit, aud ordtied to be rud a second time tnis day - te'rinight. Mr Kurtrst moved for leave to bring in a bill to abolish Sinecure Places after the death of the present possessors; but which was objected lo as premature, and, ufter some severe sarcasms on the existing Administration of tbe Govern- ment, bv Mr Ward and Mr. Whi'bread, it was withdrawn by Mr Fuller, on tbe assurance of Mr. Bankes that he would « ooubiing it forward in a more effectual manner. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY in. Mr. Rosr, after a warm opposition by the Irish members, Obtained leave to bring in a bill to prohibit the distillation of cota or gram for a time to be limited. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15. Kotice was given, that leave Mould be moved, on the 22d of M:; rch, to bring in a bill to relieve Naval and . Militaiy Officeis troin the Income Tax. Mr. WABPLR rose, in pursuance of notice, to move for cer- tain papers for the purpose - of disclosing abuses in the civil department of tl. e navy, and in the hatrack department. His object was, to improve the Biluatton of a laige body of estimable men who officiated as elerks in these departments, and to pieicut in futme certain abuses, which he pledged himself to prove at prrsent existed. A short time ago he was applied toby a person of the name of 15utt, who had been a clerk in the navy office, and who represented his east to him, which ceriainly appeared to htm a very extraordinary one. Tliij gentleman had miginally purchased his situation in the navy office; and on his retirement he had mired that some equivalent should be given iiim for tbe purchase wli'cli he had made. Oil this subject he had cories| H) oded with trie Lotds of the Admiralty, slid for this correspondence he now meant to move. Mr. Wardle then mentioned several instances of abuse in the Banack Board. Ihe Navy Office, and in the Admiralty departments ; which he thought sufficient to draw the attention of the House ; and concluded with moving for a copy of the Coirespondeoce that passtd between the Lords of the Admiral) y and Mr. Butt, late in the Navy Office, between May 1, 181,9, and Jauuary 10, 1310.—- The motion was however rejected. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16. The CHANCXILOH of the EXCHIQUEII brought down a Message from the King ; which the Speaker, after requesting 4lie members to uncovered, read to the following cffi. ct: — " 15. It.— 1 think it proper to acquaint the House of Com- mons, that persevering in the support of Portugal, and de sirous of hav ng that aid extended, I have stipulated with that power for the maintenance of a bidy of truops, not exceeding 3( i, t) 00 men ; and trust Ihat the House of Commons will adopt such measures as shall enable me to make good the same," Sir F. BDROBIT moved for a copy of the minutes of the late Court Martial on the Hon. Captain Lake of the Ulysses,— Ordered. ' Hie House in a Committee on his Majesty's Message relative to granting a Pension lo Lord Wellington, Mr. PERCEVAL, after descanting upon I tie abilities mid successes of the uuble l. ui( l, moved that an Annuity of ,£ 2000. be granted to Lord Wellington out of the Consolidated Fund — The motion pro- duced a warm debate, and was opposed by Mr. llowaid ( in a maiden speech), Mr. Calcraft, Mr. Lyttelton, Mr. Baihuni, I. oid Miltuii, Sir F. Burdett, lord A. Hamilton, Mr. Whit- intiid, Mr. II. Smith, and Mr. Windham, on ihe grounds that nowever high the military fame of Ixjrii Wellington, and however the King might think proper to bestow dignities upon individual., however deserving, it couiil not be admitted as a principle, that the House was, an a matter of course, tu in » s: icc » e ihe public burthens, by voting a grant to suppuit that rliguiiv.— I lie grant was supported bv Air. Perceval, Mr. F. Uouiiison, Gen. Craufurd, Mr. Hrrbeit, Mr. Fuller, Lord Dyson, Mr. W. Vole, Mr. Wilberforcc, aud Mr. Canning ; and Carried on a division by 2 1J against 106—- Majority lu7. SHREWSBURY, Wednesday, February 21,1810. BIRTH. On Monday, the 5th inst. Sarah, wife of John Underwood, carpet weaver, of Kiddermiuster, was safelv delivered of three children, two girls and a boy, who, with their mother, are likely to < lo well. MARRIED. At the Abbey Church, on the !- 2th ir. st. Mr. Davies, of Harlestone, Northamptonshire, to Miss Martha Hiles, of the Abbey Foregate. Wednesday last, at Fitz, by the Rev. W. T'hornes, the Rev. William Hopkins, junior, to Jemima, youngest daughter of the late Bold Oliver, Esq. of this town. At Douglas, Isle of Man, Mr. St. George, grandson of the late Lord Gosport, to Mrs. Madtlocks, late of Ellesmere. At Westfelton, in this county, Mr. Edward Edmunds, to Miss Lloyd, daughter of the late Mr. Lloyd, of the Fords. Lately, Mr. Drew, of the Royal Oak, Tenbury, to Miss II. Hooper. Yesterday ee'nnigbt, Captain Erigstockc, of the Royal North Glocesttr Militia, lo Harriet, sister of Sir W. Mausel, Bart, of Iscoed, Carmarthenshire. DIED. Lately, at Sicily, E. D. Maurice, Esq. Major of the 2d battalion 81st regiment, eldest sou of the late Rev. Pryce Maurice, of Towyn, Merionethshire. Yesterday se'nnight, Mr. William Briscoe, jun, of the Three Tuns, Ellesmere. Mrs. Broughton, wife of Mr. Broughton, sen. Llanymynech. On the lltli inst. at his seat at Partington, in the county of York, in the 65th year of his age, Sir Thomas Gascoigne, Bart. He had been in a declining state for some time past j his death was accelerated by tbe loss of his only son, who was killed by a fall from his horse while hunting in October last. A few days since, at Newnham, Glocesteishire, at the ver> advanced age of 103, Anile Robins. She had been sexton of that parish upwards of 5( 1 years ; gave her evidence, in a cause tried at the Assizes in GloCcster, about eight years si in e, with astonishing clearness aud perspicuity; and re- tained all her facolties to the last. Wednesday last, at Tenbury, Worcestershire, Miss Eliza Holland. At Twickenham, the Dowager Viscountess Dudley and Ward. Lately, aged 73, Richard Chandler, D. D. celebrated by bis learned travels in Greece aud Asia Minor. Wednesday last, at Coalbrook Dale, universally beloved and regretted. Mis. Deborah Darby, moltier of the late Samuel Darby, Esq. A woman in whom were united all the amiable qualifications which constitute the true Christian ; whose Zeal for the Promotion of Religion and Virtue brought on a premature old age ; her endeavours to be useful were not confined to any sect or country, having spent the greater part of her life in promulgating that great cause. Sixpenny loaf j Wheaten 1 Household 2 Wheaten 3 Household 4 4 II 3 ' Ji 8 6 12 12 1 1 8 2 0 4 . Society of Ancient lirilons. THE Nobility, Gentry, and Clergv, who are in- clined to Support that eminently beneficial Establish- ment, THE WELSH SCHOOL, Gray's- lnn Road. London, are requested to meet the hon. Society of Ancient Britons, at the Church of St. Martin in the Fields, on THU RSDAY, the Ist of MARCH next, at twelve o'Clock at Noon, when Praveis will be read, in the Ancient British Language, bv the Rev. THOMAS AI. BAN, their Chaplain, and a Sermon in English, by the Right Reverend the Lord Bishop of Carlisle, and then to proceed to the Freemasons' Tavern, Great Queen- Street, Lincoln'— Inn- Fields, where Diuner will be provided, and on Table at five o'Clock precisely To siigsest any motives to the liberality of Uritons, in support of an Institution which maintains,' clothes, educates, and appientices, one Hundred Children, Descendants of Welsh Parents, entitled to no parochial relief in or near Lon- don, and which, of course, so obviously combines pure bene- volence with extensive utility, would, perhaps, be super- fluous. It uiav, therefore, be only necessary to observe, that the Trustees of that Charitv are zealously alive to its pros- perity, and hope, through the further aid of a generous Public, they will soon he enabled to carry their ardent wishes into effect, by extending the benefits of the Charity to a great- er number of Objects. The Right Hon. Lord ARTHUR SOMERSET, Pres. VICE - PRF. SIOENTSI The Honourable CHARLES PAGET, M. I'. The Honouiable BF. RKELY PAGET, M. P. WILLIAM ALEXANDER MADOCKS, Esq. M. P. THOMAS PHILLIPS, Esq. THOMAS BIRD, Esq. TREASUKE*. SI EWARDS. F. van Roberts Turnpike Tolls to be Let. > TOTICE is hereby given, That the TolW ari- injr ' ' l at Cressatre Turnpike, upon ttie Koad leading from Shrewsbury to Much Wenlock, and also the P- Jz^ ler Turn- pike Gate, on the Bond leadinr from Chnreb Stretton to '. Ve .' ock. wit I be LET bv AUCTIOK, to Ihe hest B diler, on WEDNESDAY, the FOURTEENTH D » v of March. 1810. hl- tween the Hours of twelve and three o'Cb'ck ,, f the same Dav, at the Dwellinc- honse of Mr. ANDKRW DODSO( T, at Connd Lane Ton, iii the Manner directed bv the Act passed in the 13th Year of the Reign of his prpsent Maiestv K; ng George the Third, " for regulating the Tornpke Roads." — Whoever happens to be the West Bidder, mint at the same Time give Security, with sufficient Surety to Ihe Satisfaction of the Trustees of the said Turnpike Roid « , for Pavmentof the Rent agreed for, aud at such Times as ' hev shiti direct. FRANCIS ALLEN. Clerk to the Trustees. TURNPIKE TOILS. NOTICE is her.- by given, that the TOL1. S arising at lb" Toll Gates erected on 111- Turnpike Roads leading from Oswestry to Shrewsbury, and from O- wes- trv to Knoekiri. called Gallows- Tree- Rink, Qi » en's H ad, and Maesburv i^ ates, with Weston and Whitiinirtnn Chains : Ihe Tolls arising at Ihe Toll Gate erected on the Road leading frnin Oswestry to Wrexliam, called 1 Iwvn ( Jate ; ' lie Tolls arising at til" Toll Gate erei- led on * b-- Roads lead n- from Oswestry to Llanfvllin rnihil Uanfor la Gate, with the Chains erected on the Roads leading from l. lwynvmaen Coal Woiks to l'eutrechannel and Treflach L'rae Works; and the Tolls of the Gates on the 1 urnoike Roads leading from Oswestr- v- t*, TJansilin, called Rhydycroesau and Oroes 1' (!-'!> s. will h.- T. t-. T bv AUCTION, to the best Bidders, at the » - . « • of M- William Leigh, known by the Sign of the CROSS FOXES Inn, iu O. westrv aforesaid, onTltUItstJ iv, . ie I WENTY- NINTH Day of March next, between the H- mts of two and five in the Afternoon ( for one or three Years, * hal| be then agreed upon). In the Manner di- eeted bv the Act pa- sed in the Kith Year of the Reign of his Matt- sty King . George th « Third, " for regulating the Turnpike Howls;" which Tolis produced the last Year the following Su T> s:- Gallows- Tree- Bank,< 3, i.- enrs flead. an' } £ ,,< lueeii? » Head. » ii O , with Wts'on amlV ains \ 46i 0 Twelvepenny loaf SJJs All Wheaten and Household Bread inusi be made of Wheat only.— Wheaten to be marked with a large W.— Household with a large II. MARKET IIERAL1). Average orice of Grain in our Market on Satur- day last—- Wheat 14- s. 7£ d. Barley Od.— Peas 9s. Od. per bushel of 38 quarts.— Oats 7s. 0,1. per customary measure of 57 quarts. Corn Exchange, February 16. This ( lay there are several further arrivals of Wheat, with a continuance of large remaining supplies of foreign ; fine in request at last prices; other qualities heavy sale. Barley iu abundance, second aud ordinary lower, and almost uu- saleale. Malt aud While Peas nearly at late prices. Beans of the two kinds likewise. Oats aie in considerable supply, and ibis aiticlu is rather cheaper. Wheat 74s. to 100a. I White Peas 68s. to 76 » . Barley 30s. to 46i. I Oats 20s. to 26s. llcans ( old) 52s. to 58s. | Malt 74s. to 82s. Fine Flour, this day, 8js. to 90s. per sack. February 19. The fresh arrivals of Wheat this ilay furnish but a short supplv, and sales aie readily made at an advance of about 2s. per qnarter. Ilarley lias arrived lu largo quantities, and i s lower. Malt, and the two kinds of Beans, are nearly at last prices. White Pease are cheaper. There being con- siderable supplies of Oats, they aie rather cheaper. Flour as before. Ou VALENTINE'S DAY, Wednesday, the 14th of this Month, the Whole of tbe STAIR LOTIERY was drawn, when No. 2,734 was the fortunate Number entitled to the Four Prizes of Twenty Thousand Pounds, and was Sold, in Class A. by BISI1, in SHARES, at his truly lucky Offices, No 4, CORNIIILL, and No. 9, CHARIKC- CROSS LONDON, wheie the fortunate Holdeis may receive their Prize Money on Demand. The following CAPITALS were all Shared and Sold by him iu the same Lotiery : Esq. William Bowdler, Esq. William Spooner, Esq. David Richards, E- q. Robert Collier, Esq. John Bass, Esq. Pe'er Davies, F. sq. John Tuiton, Esq. William Jeremy. Esq. David Davies, Esq. William James, Esq. John Jeremy, Esq. 1LLIAM PHILLIPS, Sec. School, Gray's- Inn. Tlooi, London. Feb. 1810 AN APPRENTICE WANTED. AYOU TH of respectable Connections, as an Apprentice to a MERCER, GROC ER, aud DRAPER. For Particulars nnnlv m JOHN ROBINSON Church Stretr, in 3) 2 0 - 212 6 24 10 34 0 ; them, and will be put up BAILIFF WANTED. 4 STEADY, active MAN. lo superintend the - nk. MANAGEMENT ofabout 400 ACRES uf I. ANI) who perfectly understands the Cultivation - of Turnips, and the Management of Sheep.— For further Particulars apply to the liHNTERoFfHisPAPP. il; or if by Letter, d- rect for H P D to be left at Mr. Barber's, Montford Bridge, till called for Maeshurv Gates, Whittington Chains l. lwyn Gate.. .. . .. I. lanfoi'da Gate ami Chains Rhvdyci'oesau Gate Croes HirG& te alwve the Expense of collectin; those Sums respectively. Whoever happen to be the best B dders, must, at the same Time, give Securitv, with sufficient Sureties ( who shall oetson- ally attend), to the Satisfaction of the Trustees of the said Turnpike Roads, for the Payment of the Rent agreed for, and at such Times as tbey shall diiect. LEWIS JONES, Cleik to i he Trustees of the said February F'lh, 1810. Tprimik Roads TO BUILDERS. ANY Person desirous of UnderUking to build a TIMBER BRIDGE upon one Pier and two Abutments of Stone, over the MILL BROOK, near the Village of- But- tingtou, iu the Coiinty of Montgoinerv, are desired to send Proposals, sealed un. befoie the fifth of March'next, addressed to Mr. JONES, at Minxnawr, in the sa'ul County, with u horn, as also. with Mr. Hill, Engineer, in Pool, a Plan, Section, anil Specification of the Bridge is left for lusoec. rioii ' Securitv must be given for the faithful Performance of the Contract; and that the Work shall be begun tin the fi st- ut June, aud completed on or before the first of July i ext. ( t^" The Propi sill will be opened on the filth of March, at the Oak, in Pool, at twelveo'Cloi- k at Noou. Maesmaztr, 14th February, 1810. TO COAL ADVENTURERS, ripo be LET, ( or the Term of Ten Years from . « . Midsummer next, the following PIECES of LAND, viz. Great Meadow, Cavmadoo Savre, and Weirgloth l. ly viari, situate at PLAS- KYNASTON, in the Parish - of Rhua- bon, and County uf Denbigh, ccntainiug 20 Acres, or thereabouts; under which are several very extensive and valuable VEINS of COALS, which may he raised at a moderate Expense, great Part of the Lands being drained by Works adjoining. The above Lands are very advantageously situated within a few Yards uf the Ellesmere Canal Company's Rail way, by which the Coals may be conveyed to the Canal Bason at Ponicysylte. Proposals to treat for the abov Class. No. 3.734 . ... 4,054 A ..... ,£ 20,000 A 5,000 591 B 1,000 A9JL. C 1,000 999 A i, ooo 999- B 1,000 999, c 1,000 2,952 ..... .... S. .. A ]; 00(> 2,952 D l. ooo 388 C 500 4,540 A ... . 500 4,694 c 500 Visiting Clergyman this week at the Infirmary, the Rev. Mr. OwenHouse- Visitors, Mr. Birch and Mr. Upton. The AssizrS tor this county are fixed for Saturday, the 24th March.— See Circuits in last page. A woman was committed on Thursday last to the House of Correction in this town for one month, for inveigling money from several girls, under ptetein e uf telling their fortunes. Committed to our county gaol yesletday, Richard Laugford, for obi aining money under false pretences: Marv Bald well, for privately stealing, at the Unicorn Inn, in this town, a metal watch, with a gold chain, the property of Mr. Dwerry- house, of Liverpool:— and John Williams, for privately stealing in the dwelling house of Mr. Driver, of Priile- Hill, on Sunday se'nuiglu, during Divine Service, a piece of woollen cloth. During the present dangerous state of the streets in this ( own, owinp to tlie frost, it might prevent serious accidents were the inhabitants to strew saw- dust or ashes ou the foot- paths before their doors. Another barber has been convicted and paid the penalty for exercising his trade here on the Sabbath. Cast/ allies.— A poor woman of the name of Jane Higgittson lias been missing since Thursday night last, and it is sopimsed from circumstances, that she had gone, ou her return to town from KingsJand, to the water side at Harwood's boat - house to get a jug of water, and slipped in.— Saturday se'nnight a poor man, iu a tit of mental derangement, leaped from the Quarry bank into the Severn, but was rescued froiu drowning, and taken to the House of Industry. Suicide.— On Thursday hist, a melancholy circumstance hapnened near the village of Llanymynech, in this county. A labouring man in Ihe lime quarries, near that place, had long been suspected of stealing the workmen's tools after they h id left work, aud a spade aud some deal planks, with various other articles, being lately missing, the owner offeied a reward for the detection of the offender. The spade, w hich was maiked, was soon after ottered for sale by tiic suspected peisou, and detained till further enquiry. The owner, hav- ing asceitaiaed it to be his property, obtained a warrant for apprehending the culprit; and ihe constable and his assistant having intelligence that he had left his house, and concealed himself in oue of the quarries, went in search of him ; but live b. iares ot the above Capitals were sold to Persons in this County. Tickets and Shares for the next Lottery, will shortly be ou Sale at BISH's Offices, and by his Agent, J. WRIGHT, BIOKSELLEK, WHITCHURCH. lu the Lottery Drawn in October last, BISH sold Eigl Capitals, including two Prizes of -£ 20,000, &. c. will be received by GEOROE GEARY, Westburv, near Shrewsbury. MI 1810. O COVER THIS SEASON, the Property of WILLIAM DAllWENT, Huntsman to Edward Sinyilu-. Esq. at Acton Uurnell, at TWO GUINEAS and aCROWN each Mare, that beautiful In- own Blood Horse BISHOP. Bishop was bred by Mr. BowUer, of Stretton, near B re wood, Staff'M< Jshire; be was got by Flying Gib; his Dam by Loid Berwick's Old Bishop,, by Samson, lie is a sure I'oal getter and bis Stock is very handsome arid boney. BISHOP will be at Much Wenlock every Mou< lay ; Wel- lington every Thursday ; aud at Shrewsbury everv Saturday ' B^ O COVER THIS SEASON', at Alcham, near Shrewsbury. TRUE BLUE, At Three Guineas Ihe Mare, and Five Shillings tbe Groom. — He was bred by Lord Grosvenoi, got by Trumpeter out of a Sister to Postmaster, by Ilerod, and is own Brother to Aiuietor and Gipsev ( the Duin of Bustard), Grandam bv Snap ere nm,., l..,>, K.. * l._ /~ l . ... ii n „ _ ' ' * SALES BY AUCTION. WAGGON. BY JOHN LAWRENCE, At the Market flou- e, Slire v- bury, oil Saturday, the 24th Day of F' bruarv, lSllt. at thiee o'Clock in tin- Afternoon ;• i " SUBSTANTIAL well- built WAGGON, of tjL the best Wood and Iron, and runs exceeding well on Iron Liners. Further Particulars, and for viewing the said Waggonp enquire of Mr. J. LAWRENCE, Auctioneer,) Shrewsbury. - KLLKSMK K. K. BY JONATHAN PERRY, At the Biideewater Aims Inn. iu Ellesmere, in the County of Salop, on Tuesday, the 87th of February, 1810, at four o'Clock in the Afternoon, in the following or such other Lots as may bo [ tefetred at the Time of Sale: LOT 1. ALL those four DWELLING HOUSES, Barn, Gardeni, aud O, chard ( called Tievoi'- Y. ud), containing one Hundred A- ple Trees, in a state of full hearing, and well known for their peculiar Excellency of Fruit, situate in or near Scotland- Street, iu the Town of" Ellesmere, and uow in the Occupation of Mr. Thomas Giilhths, and liis Undertenant . LOT II. Two Pieces or Parcel of LAND, situate in or adjoining the Town of Ellesinere, called MILL LL- ILL. MOUNT and HILL BANK, in the Occupation of the sad Mr. ThomasGriflltlis, containing by Admeasurement 11- rre arid a Quarter Acres, cummaiiding a veiy extensive and delight- ful View of the distant Welch Hills, and the [ l ore adjacent Country, fotuiinga most eligible aud desirable Site for the Election uf a Gentleman's Residence. There are several Sycamore, lie- eh, and other Timber Trees growing on the Premises, which the Purchaser will have Ihe Option of taking to at a fair Valuation. Mr. T. Griffiths will shew the Premises; and for further Particulars apply to Messrs. MADDJCK and SIMES, in Shrews, hurv, or to the Auctioneer there. Grandam hy the Gower Stallion, & c. & c. & c. See Stud Rook.— He is a sure Foal- getter, and hisStock are remarkable ud Bone.— For his Performances see Racing for their Size ; Calendar. rpo be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, JL all that capital, well known, and accustomed lun, known by the Name of THE GEORGE, in the Borough of BEWDLEY, in the County of Worcester, with the Stables, Outbuildings, and Appurtenances thereto belonging, and with or without the Household Furniture, Plate, Linen, China, Stock of Wines, Liquors, two Chaises, a Hearse, and six Cariiage Horses, ill very good Condition. These Premises have for thirty Years and upwards been occupied by the Proprietor thereof, who is now retiring from Business; are large and commodious, and in every Respect calculated to ci minaud the piincipal Business of liewdley and its Neighbourhood, being very roomy and extensive, and the only Inu in the Town wneie any Carriage is kept. A Purchaser may have the Possession of the Huuse, & c. at Michaelmas next. For furlhi: Particulars apply to Messrs. CLARKE and PAR. DOE, Solicitors, Bewdley. FOREST TItEEb! rpo COVER THIS SEASON, at GARTH, JL near Welshpool, PAVILION. Thorough- bred Mares at FIVE GUINEAS, and a CROWN the Groom: Half bred Mares and others, at THREE GUI- NEAS, and the Groom's Fee.— Winners of two Fifties, or Mares which have bred Winners to that Amount ; also Mares covered by Pavilion last Year and proving Barren, Gratis. For Pavilion's Pedigice and Performances, vide Racing Calendar and Stud Book. Eligible Freehold Farm. BY JONATHAN PEHIIY, At the Lion inn, Shrewsbury, ou March, 1S10, at four o'Clook in Lots: rfO ENTLEMEN who are improving their Estates ' LJT by Planting Forest Trees, are respectfully informed, that they may be supplied with Transplanted, or Seedling Plants, of the different Kinds, by BECK and ALLAN, Seeds- men, NO. 67, Strand, London ; or upon Application by Letter, tliev may be furnished with a List of Prices. KEDEWEN INCLOSURE. DWYKHIEW.— Fencing, Hie. of Allotments. T"" HE Commissioners have finally settled the Allotments, Roads, Wells, Waters, Drains, and other Works and Conveniences set out by them ou the Lands and Grounds in the Township of Dwyrhiew, and their Ordeis and Directions thereon. And thev have Ordeied, That the said Allotments shall be taken Possession of immediately, and the" man," aw are" " of this circumstance, attempted with all his « « « » a. are situate in the Lower Division of the speed to reach the canal, and before he could be laid hold of "'•>> » *! be heuced before Lady- day next ; and the ipeed ........ . he leaped in. The constable, however, admonished hun that if lie wer. t a lew yards further he would certainly be drowned, Ihe canal iu that part being at least 12 leet deep. The fellow replied that he would sooner be drowned than taken, and Inunedialely plunged into the deep water ; aud tho' ciery assistance was aflbrded, it was near half an hour before ht: could be got out. Medical aid was then on the spot, but all endeavours to restore life proved fruitless. Tbe man lias left a widow and several children. others of them shall be respectively Fenced and Mounded before Lady- dav, IS 11 ; each Mound to be of Earth 20 Inchcs high, 3 Feet wide in the Bottom, and 1 Foot wide at the Top throughout when settled, and to bo regularly sloped on ei, cli Side, and covered, wkli Sods in Tint. Each oilier Fence to be a good awl sufficient Ht. dge and Dilch well planted with Qu ck, or to be some other good and effectual Fence. F. DMJQ. F. DYE, Commissioner's Clerk. Montgomery, February, 18J0. B Y T H E 1, L's TRULY PREPARED American Ploughman's Drops. THE most effectual and best adapted REMEDY in the known World, for EVERY Sl'F. ClES of the VENEREAL DISEASE, from Ihe slightest Infection to the most inveterate and leprous Stage ot that loathsome aud highly destructive Disorder. It is also, under proper Directions, a safe and most excel- lent Medicine for the Cure of Scrofula, or King's Evil, Scurvy, various Impurities of the Blood, Weaknesses from vitiated Humours, & c. & c. Faithfully and most carefully prepared ( and sold Whole, sale and Retail) by J. BYTIIELL, Druggist aud Apothecary, at his House, Pride- Hill, Shrewsbury,— Price 10s, pei Botile, with ample Dliections, Duty included. Mr. I) VTHG(. L has long known, and prepared from the true and original Recipe, this very Sovereign Remedy; and from his having been regularly bred to a Knowledge of the different Properties of Medicine, he can venture to assert, as an undeniable 1 ruth, their powerful, safe, and most salutary Effects iu the Cure of the above Diseases; and lie can say from his own Opinion of iheir Composition, us well his Experience among the different Patients to whom he has given them, that he truly believ- cs they are, by many De. grees, superior to any other Medicine that iu such Cases could be offei ed to the Public. Full Diiections ( in the different Cases) aie given with the Drops; aud for recent Venereal Complaints, a Bottle can be had with tliein, Price Is. Od. which will make a Pint of Injection, that will be necessary also to use, iu Order lo itiakea complete, speedy, and cii'cctual Cure;— hut this wili only be wanting iu such State uf the Disease, aud not other wise. N. B. The Drops are in square Bottles, with these Words moulded upon them,' Bythclt's American Vlougkman's Drops Saturday, the 10th of the After. ii. od, in three LOT I. ACAPITAL Freehold Messuage and Farm, called WEBSCOTT, in the PaiUli of Middle, io, the County of Salop, cjinsistinr. of a iiood Furm House, and Oni- Buildings, together with TWO HUNDRED ANDTWEXTY ACRES, bv A Imeasun nient, of excellent I'a- iure, Meadow., and Arable Lund, lying within a lling Fence. LOT H. An Allotmentof Uudou UALDKUTON GREEN . LOT III. An Alio inept, containing seven Acres and twenty- four Perches of Land, on MIDDLE WOOD Lot 1 is a most desirable Dairy Farm, comaiumg M ARE under the greatest Pait, of very superior Q ialitv, situate near the Turnpike Road leading horn Shrewsbury to Chester, distant from the former six and from the letter thiriy three Miles, and within fuur Miles uf Wem, aud uine ot Kllesiuerc, all good Market Towns. The Purchasei must take to tbe Timber at a fair An- I r. iiseineni. Mr. Kent, iho Tenant, will shew the Premises.— Printed Particulars, with a Map annexed, will be prepared; whi. lv with lurtlicr Information, may be had ai the Offije or Messrs I'IMBERION and COUPLAND, or uf TKB AUCTIONEER, Shrewsbury. Valuable Navy Timber, and Poplar. BY 8. TUDOR, At Cound Lane Inn, on Monday, ttie 5th Day of March next between the Hours of three ami six o'Clock in the'After noon, subject to Conditions then to be produced • LOT 1. River Severn, and of an easyDescer. t, where ii may, at a very trifling hxpeu- c, be put on Board Vessels. LOT11. 5J POPLAR TREES, maiked and numbered from 1 to 02, growing near Cound, and within alwaUwo Miles of Wetdock Cr" a" d ttB TU""' ike K° ad & " Shrewsbury to . ''" J''' « POPLAR TREES, marked and numbered fom 52 to 93, now growing between Cound and the R, vc,- Severn, and Within a fe » hundred Yards of the Road and lilt- River. Turnpike fiO T. W 1 '" g ™ cral are of large Dimensions,' mam fetig- C0 I. firt long, and of great Girths. TheTimber uiaV Ue'ji,- d oil Application to Richard Dodd, of Uouiid alorWd : rn lor I articulais apply to THE ACCTIO'SEER. ' SALES BY AUCTION. Ill g > otn rn. to on " 0, me Ht IP.) HO km of LS P-! Is I if r 1r | J o II l> t> • C X Prime Smokev Faced Stock. BY J. BROOME, THIS DAY, On the Premises, on Wednesday, the 21st Day of February, 1810: ALL the LIVE STOCK and IMPLEMENTS ill HUSBANDRY HOUSEHOLD GOOD « and FUR- NITURE, Brewing and Dairy Utensils, helongine to Mr. 11. SMITH, of the HELDRE. in the Parish of Alberbnrv, in the County of Salop ; consisting of nine Cows calved and in- calf, 3vearlingHeifer « ; IhreeWaggonHorses, one Ditto Mare in foal, one hack Mare in- foal, twovearlinir Colts of the Saddle^ kind; five store Pics, one Oilt in- pig; oneWairenn. one Harvest Ditto, one Tumbrel, oneWlieel Plongh, one Hand Plough, two Pair ( if Harrows, one Roller, one Wheelbarrow, twoPig- tronghs, one Grinding Stone, Pikels and Rakes. & o. & c. with all the neat and valuable Household Goods and Furniture, Brew- ing and Dairy Utensils and Casks, the whole of which will he fonpd iu good Order, and well worth the Attention of the Public N. It. The Sale to heEin at 10 o'Clock in the Morning BY J. BROOME, On the Premises, ou Thursday, the 22d Day of February, 1110: LL the valuable LIVE STOCK and IMPLE- MENTS in HUSBANDRY, belonging to Mr. REY- NOLDS, of RETCHFIBLO, in the Parish of Won hen, in the County of Salop ; consisting of seven Cows calved and in- <- alf. two 3- year ol I Heifers in- calf, one fat Bullock, one 3- vearold Bullock, one ditto Marten Heifer, two 2- year old Bullocks, five ditto Heifers, six Yearlings; live Wagaon Horses and Gearing for Ditto, one 2- year old Colt of the draught. Kind, one Yearling Ditto; 13 Sheep; one Sow and Pigs, eight store Pigs; one Wageon. one Tumbrel, one Wheel Hough, one Hand Plriunh, two Pair of Harrows, with a Quantity of Implement Tunbej-; also Part of tiie Brewiug and Dairy Utensils. The Sale to bectn at 10 o'Clock in the Morning. " N. B. The same Evening one Stack of Wheat, one TVtto of Barlev, and one Ditto of Oats, all of which may be taken off the Premises. BY J. BROOME, At the Crown Inn, in Munslow. in the County of Salop, on Friday, the 23d Dav of February, 1810, between the Hours of two and four in, the Afternoon : 4LL that substantial well- built Stone HOUSE, situated on a very pleasant and healthy Spot, near the Church, in Munslow aforesaid; consisting of two good Par- lours, three Lodging Rooms, and good Attics, au excellent Kitchen, Brewhouse, Bakehousp, Wash- house, Laundry, and Cellar, with a good Stable and Garden. For Particulars, apply to Mr. SMALLMAN, of Munslow aforesaid, who, will shew the Promises. rp A1 BY J. BROOME, On the Premises, on Saluidav, the 24tli Day of February, 1810: LL the valuable HOUSEHOLD GOODS and FURNITURE, Brewing and Dairy Utensils, and Cask \ belonging to the late Mrs. WHITEHALL, of Wopesay, in the County of Salop, deceased, the whole of which will be found in good Order, and will be sold without Reserve. The Sale to begiu at ten o'Clock iu the Monline. BY J~ BROOME, On the Premises, on Mouiiav, the 26th Day of Ftbiiiary, 1810; ALL the valuable LIVE STOCK, and IMPLE- MENTS in Husbandry, belonging to Mr HITCH- COCK. of M1NSTERI. EY, inthe County of Salop; consisting ot thiee Cows in- calf, two calving HeitVis, th'ee Battens, < me fat Cow, four 2 year old Bullocks, two ditto Heifers, fnurYcarlings; foui Waggon Horses, two Ditto Mares, in- foal; Gearing for six Horses, two Hac. lt Colts risine four Years old, one 2- year old Ditto, two Ditto Yearlings; 20 Ewes in- lamb, nine store Pigs ; two Waggons, two broad Wheel Tuinbrelf, two Ploughs, five Pair of Harrows, two Rolleis, one Stack Frame with a number of small Implements. The Sale to bet- in at ten o'Cloek in tbe Morning. BY i. BllOOME, On Ihe Premises, on Tuesday, the 27th Dav of February, 1810! < HE valuable LIVE STOCK, and IMPLE- MENTS in HUSBANDRY, belonging to THOMAS ROBERTS, Esq. of WILMINGTON, in ihe Couuty of Salops consisting of four Cows in- calf, four Barrens, three maiden Heifers, eistht Yearlings ( in Lots) ; six . Waggon Horses, one capital diaught Mare, in I'oal, one strong double Mare, hock Kind, one draught Colt, lising three, one Hack, rising three, two 2- years old Colts, two Yearling Colts, one Galloway, one capital Blond Mare risine ti- years old, 16 store Pigs, one Waggon, broad wheeled Tumbrel, " Harvest Cart, one Plough, one Pair of Four- horse Harrows, " Winnowing Machine, six Sets of Geering, nearly new, Lot of Bags. The Sale to begin at 10 o'Clock in the Morning. SALES BY AUCTION. BY J. BROOME, On Tuesday and Wednesday, the 6th and 7th Days of March, 1810: HE truly valuable and well- selected LIVE STOCK and IMPLEMENTS in HUSBANDRY, be- longing to Mr. JONES of LONODEN, in the County of Salop; consisting of 20 excellent Cows, calved and in calf, three calving Heifers, one 3- year old Bull, of the Montgo- meryshire breed j one 2 y- ar old Ditto, of the Herefordshire breed; two fat Cows, 12 3- year old Bullocks, 14 2- year old Ditto, 14 Yearlings; six Capital able black Waggon Ho- ses. ( with their Tails on), fonr fine brown Ditto, ( with their Tails on); Gearing for 10 Horses, one good Hack Mare, one Ditto rising 6 years old, one D tto 3 vears old, one rrood Gelding, two 2- year old Colts, of the Saddle kind; 10 Ewes with Lambs, ( of the neiv Leicester breed), 20 small Ewes, tvith Lambs and in- lamb, 37 yearling Wethers, two fine Rams ; three Sows and Pigs, four Gilts in- pig, six strong Pigs. 20 smaller Ditto; one six- Inch Wheel Wagjou, two narrow Wheel Ditlo, one with Iron Liners, one Harvest Cart, two bfoad Whf el Tumbrels, one double Plough, one Wheel Ditto, one Hand Ditto, three Pair of Harrows, two Rollers, two Ladders, one Winnowing M.- tchine, Sieves, and Riddles, two Stack Frames, five large Stone Cisterns, six Ditto Pig- troughs, & c. See. N. B. Tne Cows, calving Heifers, two Pulls, two fat Cows, the 3- vear old Bullocks, and the six black Horses, and Gearing for Ditto, with the, whole of the Implements, will be sold the first Day. The Sale to becin at in n'Clock each Morni'te. BY J. BROOME, Oil the Premises, on Thursday and Fridav, the 8th and 91h Days of March, 1810.:' ALL 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 Dairy Utensils, &, « & c. belong- ing to Mr « . RAWLINS, of the NEW HALL, near Dorrinsfon, in the Comity'of Salop; comprising six very useful young Cows, calved and in- calf, ' hree capital calving Heifers, one 2- vears 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 Wagzon Horses ( the one fit for any Road Team in the Kingdom); two capital Waggon Mares ( the one in foal by Ploughboy) ; one useful hack Mare, in foal, will draw well or carry double; one capital 2-\ earold draught Kitty", one yearling Ditto, ditto; one excellent Ponev ; with Gearing for seven Horses; two good Sows, with eight Pigs each, one young Brawn; three Wag- gons, ( one nearly new, with Iron Liners); two good broad Wheel Tumbrels, one double Plough, two single Wheel Ditto, ( all nearly new) ; three Pair of Harrows, ( one new, the others nearly so), one Land Roller, one Sledre, one Wheel- barrow, one Winnowing Machine, one Ditto Fan,' one C> rn Screen, one Kibbling Mill, one Malt D'tto, thiee 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 Pigtronghs, two Wood ditto, one Stack Frame ; with a number of small Implements, and some Implement Timber, N. B. A Stack of Wheat ( well harvested), and one Stack of good Hay, all of which mav b « - taken off the Premises. tgjf The Fanning Stock, Hay, and Oram, will be sold on the tiist Day. The Sale to begin at 10 o'Clock each Morning SALES BY AUCTION, JTcrefordshirc Cuttle, and South Down Sheep, The Property of the EARL of OXFORD, who is declining Breeding Cattle. BY J. BROOME, On the Premises, iri the Farm- yard at FLINSHAM, in the Parish ofTitley, and County of Hereford, on Tuesday, the 21th T) av 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 considerable Expense, out of ' the best Stocks in the County of Hereford; and eeltainly will he f mnd equal to any ever offered for public Sale. Catalogues will he prepared, and' may be had at the principal Inns in the adjoining Counties.— The Sale to begin precisely at ten o'Clock in the Morning, BY J BROOME, " On the Premises, at HAYWOOD, in the County of Hereford, 011 Tuesday, the 20th Dav of March, 1810, AMOST excellent PRIME STOCK of choice CATTLE and SHEEP. Particulars in our next. SALES BY AUCTION. HP BY J. BROOME, On the Premises, 011 Friday, the 23d Day of March. 1810 HE valuable and well- selected LIVE STOCK and IMPLEMENTS in HUSBANDRY, belonging to Mr. ONIONS, of WESTLEY. near Pontesburv, in the County of Salop; consisting of 12 excellent Cows, calved and in- calf, one Barren, three 3- vear o'd Heifers, thiee ditto Bullocks, five 2- year olds; six stood Wagsron Horses, and Hearing foi Ditto, two 3- vear old hack Colts, two yearling Ditto, of the draught kind ; two Waggons, two broad Wheel Tumbrels, one Wheel Plough, one Hand Ditto, three Pair of Harrows, one Roller, with small Implements, & c. & e. The Sale to begin at. 10 o'Clock in the Morning. PRIME FARMING STOCK, Of the Pure North Devon, Hereford, and Montgo- meryshire Breeds, A valuable and superior Farming Stock, Kc. BY CHURTON, . THIS, A VD THE FOLLOWING DAYS, On Wednesday Thursday, Friday, and Saturdav, the 21st, 22d, 23d, ai? d 24th Days of February, 1810, ALL the well k nown, choicely selected LIVE STOCK. IMPLEMENTS in HUSBANDRY, Dairy and Brewing Vessels, HOUSEHOLD FURNI TURE, and other Ffl » cts. the Property of the late Mr. NI. CK. SON, at THE STOCKS, near Ellesmere, in the County of Salop, ( deceased); consisting of ? 4 well- bred Calving Cows and Heifers, one Barren Cow, Stirks, Yearling Calves, one high- bred Bull; eight young valtiab'e Wajjon Horses, two most excellent Riding Mnrec, one ditto Horse, rising five years old, two caoiial Hack Colts, ( for Particulars, see Catalogue); 26 Sheep, in Lots ; in- pig Sow, one Brawn ; three Waggons, ( one of which is nearly new, with Iron Arms,) two capital Road Carts, with Iron Arms, three broad- wheeled ' Tumbrels, Land Rotter, three Ploughs, one Water- furrowing ditto, four Pair of Harrows, 10 Sets of Horse Gears, upwards of 100 Bags, in Lots; with an uncommon large Assortment of other Implements , Jn Husbandry, together with all the valuable Dairy and Brewing Utensils and Casks, heat and genuiue Household Furniture, and other Effects, Catalogues will be prepared in due tirtte, and may be had at the following Inns. & c. vis*, the Bridgewater Arms, and Red Lion, Ellcsmere; Bowing Green, Overton; Golden Lion, Wrexham; Red Lion, Malpas ; Talbot, Wem ; Oak Hanmer ; Fighting Cocks, Oswestry ; oti the Premises ; and of THE AUCTIONEER, Whitchurch, Shropshire. Tbe above well- bred Cows are in high Condition, noted Milkers, and upon early Note for Cheesing. ' The Waggon and Hack Horses, scarcely to be equalled in the County.— The Implements, Dairy Vessels, Household Furniture, & c. are in a high State of Preservation. The Sale to commence, each Morning, precisely at 10 o'Clock T BY J. BllOOME, On the Premises, on Tuesday, the 13ilt Dav of March, 1810: ALL Ihe valuable LIVESTOCK and IMPLE- MENTS in HUSBANDRY, heloha'ing to Mr. ONIONS, of the Hf'. M, near Westbury, in the Comity of Salop : con- sisting of ten capital Cows, calved and ' in- calf, three good Calving Heifers, two Ditto Bullocks, six 2- vear olds, six Yearlings; four Waggon Horses, one hack Mare in foal, one Poney Mare, one ' 2 - year old draught Colt, one ditto of the hark Kind, one yearling Ditto; seven store Pigs, one Sow and Pigs ; one good Waggon with Iron Liners , one broad wheeled Tumbrel, one Plough, 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. A' BY J BKOOME, On the Premises, on Friday tbe 2.1 Day of March, 1810: ALL the truly valuable and wtil- seleclecl LIVE STOCK and IMPLEMENTS iu HUSBANDRY, belonging to Mr. DAVIES, of HOLDING, in the County of Salop : consisting of nine capital young Cows with Calves, 0110 Ditto in- calf, four fine calving Heifers, two Fat Cows, two young Bairens, four 3- yeai old Bullucks, two ditto splaved Heilers, eight 2- year olds, eight Yearlings; three Capital Waggon Horses, two ditto Mares in- foal; Gearing for four llorses; one hack Mare in- foal;. one 3- year old Villey of the hack Kind, two yearling Colts of the draught Kind, one ditlo of the Saddle Kind. + 0 Ewes ill- lamb; two Waggons, one bioad wheeled Tumbrel, one double Plough, iwo Pair of Harrows, Winnowing Machine, one Stone Cistern, three Ditto Pigtroughs; with other small Implements. The Sale to begin at 10 o'Cloek ill the Morning. BY J. BKOOME, ~ At the Crown Inn, in Church Stretton, in the County of Salop, en Monday, the 5th Day of March, 1810, between the Honrs of tlnee and six in Ihe Afternoon, either to. gether, or in the following or such Other LoU as shall be agreed upon at the Time of Sale : LOT 1. A LL that substantial and well- built STONE HOUSE and MALT- HOUSE, together with the Stable, Cowhouses, Gaiden. aud about EIGH T ACRES of excellent MEADOW GROUND adjoining thereto, situate in Church Stretton aforesaid, and now in the Occupation uf Mi. John Davies. LOT II. A DVVF. t. LLNG- HOUSE and GARDEN, iu Church Stretton aforesaid, in the Occupation of Mr. Morns, Tailor. Lor III. A DWELLING- HOUSE and GARDEN, toge. ther with a Stable, Shop, aud other Buildings, now in the Occupation of Mr. Tisedale, Cooper, but lately used as a Skinner's Yard, with Pits leaily down, well supplied with Water. ' LOT IV. A DWELLING- HOUSE, Cowhouse, and other Buildings, together with ubout 59 Acres ot Arable, Meadow, and Pasture LAND, situate at the Watliug Street, ueai Church Stretton aforesaid, now iu the Occupation of the said Mr. John Davies. Lor V. A DWELLING- HOUSE, Barn, Stable, and other Outbuildings, together with about 80 Acres of Arable and Pasture LAND, situate in the said Parish ut Church Suction, iu the Occupation of William Bluik. LOT VI. A UWELL1NG. HOUSE and Outbuildings, call- ed the LAKE HAYE, together with about 32 Acies of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture LAND, Tythe- free, situate at WALL, ill the Parish of Eatun, in the said County of Salop, now in the Occuputiuu of Mr. Thomas Price. Lots t, he 1st and 4th are entitled to Right of Common on the Strctton Hills aud Raglets, which are excellent Sheep- walks* For fultber Particulars, and a View of the Premises, ap- ply to Mr. JOHN DAVIES, at Dudgley, near Church Strctton aforesaid. BY J. BROOME, On the Premises, on Wednesday and Thursday, the 14th and 15th Days of March, 1810: LL the LIVE STOCK, and IMPLEMENTS ill HUSBANDRY, with all the HOUSEHOLD FUR- NITURE, See. belonging to Hie late Mr. UBBB, of LOWER WELLINGTON, in ihe Couuty 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 back Male ; 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 large Quantity of undressed Hemp, Ditto of old Iron ; live large Drag Rakes; with a great number of small Implements. The HOUSEHOLD FURNI TURE consists of excellent Mahogany and Oak ' Tables, and Chairs, four- post and other Bedsteads, with Hangings, fine Feather Beds, Bolsters, and Pillows, Sheets, Blankets and Counterpanes ; a laige Quan- tity of China, Glass, and Linen; Pier and Swing Glasses, two handsome and very eood Clocks, Oik Dresser, with Drawers; and a large Assortment of Kitchen Furniture, Brewing and Dairy Utensils and Casks : the whole of which will be found in good Order, and will be sold without the smallest Reserve. The Out Slock. Brewing and Dairy Vessels, aud Casks will be sold the first Day. Tbe Sale to begin at 10 o'clock each Morning. Two beautiful, and most valuable well bred BLACK STALLIONS. On the Premises, at Corfton, near Ludlow, in the County of Salou, on Fridav, the Uitli Day of Maich, 1810, pre- cisely at 11 o'Cloek in the Morning: BY J. BROOME: BLACK" PRINCE. LACK PRINCE is rising two Years old, stands 10 Hands high, full of Bone, aud as good Make and Shape as any two Years old Waggon Colt in the Kingdom. LOT 11. BLACK LEGS.— Black Legs is rising two Years old, stands l, i Hands three Inches high, full Of Bone, and as ct wplele Make and Shape as Black Prince. N. 15. The above Colts were bred by Mr. Gough, of Corf- ton atoiesaid, from two of his line black Waggon Mares, by George Evans, Esq.' s Black Prince, which is well known to have as eood Stock as any Waggon Stallion in ihe County BY J. BROOME, OnThur. dav, the < 29th Day of March, 1310, on the Premises at BOCKLETON COURT, m the Parish of Stoke Saint WlWingh. and County of Salop ; TWO Bulls, 24 Cows and Heifers, calved and IL in- calf; four 2- year old Heifers. 10 yearling Heifers, to very serviceable Cart Horses and Mar' s, with excellent Oearinjf for Ditto ; three Waggons, three Tumbrels, with six Inch Wheels; a one Horse Cart, a two Horse Roll, double and sintdle Ploughs; six Pair of Harrows, of different size, and descriptions; with various oth° r Implements in tins, handrv, as hereafter described, belonging to Mr. TKNCHS wh'i has let the aforesaid Farm. LOT 1. Devon Cow— 2. Ditto Ditto— 3. Ditto Ditto— 4. Ditto Dit'o— 5. D'tto Ditto— 1>. Ditto Ditto—' 7. Ditto Ditto— R Ditto Ditto— 9 Ditto Ditto — 10. Ditto D tto— 11. Ditto Bull, 3- vents old, bred bv William Ciiilde, Esq. Kinlet Hall— 12. Hereford Cow, got hv Mr Gwilliam'n old Bull— 13. Ditto Ditto — H. Ditto Ditto— 15. ditto Ditto— 16. D. tto Ditto— 17 Ditto Heifer— 18. D. tto Ditto — 19. Ditto Ditto— 20. Ditto Bull, 2 - years old, ortt of V> 1 12— 21. Montcom ery Cow— 22 Ditto Heifer— 23. Ditto. Ditto— 24. Ditto Dilto — 25. Ditto Dilto— 26. Ditto Ditto— It. Heifer, 2- vears old— 28. Ditto Ditto— 29 Ditto Ditto— 30. Ditto Ditto— 31. Heifer, 1 year old. ( the Dim of this Heifer was ont of " he Mother of Mr. GwiPiatn'sold Bull)— 3!. Ditto Ditto; the Dam of this Heifer is Lot 12— 33. Ditto Dilto— 34. Ditto Ditto— 3. i. Ditto Ditto— 36. Ditto Ditto- 37.— Ditto Ditto — 38. D t'o Ditto - 39. Dit'o Ditto— 40. Ditto Ditto, a Cross between the Hereford Bull and A'demey Cow. CART HORSES AND MARES. LOT 41. Lion, che° nut Gelding, with Gears— 42. Maggo*, Ditto Mar", ditto— 43 Diamond, ditto ditto ditto. A thorough bred Suffolk Punch, and in- foal, bv the noted Horse Sweep, belonging to Mr. Fox, of Pitchford Park- 44 Lion, black Gelding, with Gears— 4. i. Wagio. i Ditto Ditto, Dilio— 46. Diamond, Ditto Mare, Ditto— 47. Sharper, Ditto Gelding. Ditto— 48 Darby, brown Mare, l) itt<-— 19. Poppet, chesnnt Ditto, Ditto— 50. Norman, Ditto Gelding, Ditto; a thorough bred Suffolk Punch— 51. A clever browp Cart Colt, 2- yeats old— 52. A bay back Filly, 5- yearsoid, unbfoke, and gut by Admiral— 53. A Ditto Mare. LOT 54. A narrow wheeled Waggon— 55. A Ditt"— 56. A six Inch Dilto— 57. A Ditto Ditto Tumbrel— 58. A Ditto— 59. A Ditto— 611. A one Horse C& TT—< lf. A two Horse Roll — 62. A double PI nigh — 63. Ditto— 64. Single Ditto— 65. Ditto — 66. Dittu— 67. Six Pair of Hairows, in Lois— 68. Sundries. ' The Cattle, all except tour, are of a uniform deep red Colour. ' The Cows and Heifers, calved and- in- calf, were put to a thorough bred North Devon Bull, hired last Season of Mr. Jellicoe of Beftthall. The whole of the Cart Horses asd Mares are well known iu the Neighbourhood lo be extreme good Workers, aud the Pro- prietor wilt uphold them to be so. BY ,). BROOME^ Oil the Premises, on Monday and Tuesday, the 2d and 3d Dnys of April, 1810; ALL the LIVE STOCK and IMPLEMENTS in HUSBANDRY, with all the HOUSEHOLD OOODS and FURNITURE, belonging to Mr. GC> PF, of the COt'. PICES FARM, near Dorrington. in the County of Salop, ( t^ f3 Particulars in our nfxt. Young and excellent Farming Stock, Kc. RY CHURTON, Without the least Reserve, on the Premises at SOULTON HALL, near Wem, in the County of Salop, on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, the 12tb, 13tli, and 14th Days of March, 1810: ALL the valuable and well selected LIVE STOCK, IMPLEMENTS in HUSBANDRY, Dairy and Brewing Utensils, HOUSE FURNITURE, and other Effects, or the late Mr. BARNETT, deceased. Catalogues wilt he prepared in due Time, and may be had at the following Places ; viz. at the Talbot, Wem ; Red Lion, Ellesinere ; Oik, Hanmer; Red Lion, Malpas ; Phce- nix, Drayton; Bear, Hod net; Haivkstone Inn; Lion Inn, Shrewsbury; on the Premises; and of THE AUCTIONEER, Whitchurch, Sa'op. N. B. A HAY and STRAW YARD wiH be opened imme- diately at SOULTON HALL, for the Reception of Cults, voting Cattle, &. C. till May next, with convenient Shade, Water, & c. Likewise the Liberty of an extensive BOOSEY PASTURE: TERMS, £ t. < i. Yearling Colts for Hay 0 1 9} Two Years old Ditto II S of w . Yearlme Calves for Straw 0 1 ll( fer Week> Stirks for Ditto 0 1 S ^ For Particulars apply to Mr. B. DEAKI*. at Soillton Hajl, who will appoint a proper Person to attend to the Cattle, See Young and excellent Farming - Stock. BY CHURTON, On the Premises, at the FIVE FORDS, in the Parish of Marchwiei, near Wrexham, in the County of Denbigh, on Fridav and Saturday, the ltJth and 17tli Days of March, 1810: ALL the Young and valuable LIVE STOCK, IMPLEMENTS in HUSBANDRY, Dairy and Brewing Vtensils, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, and other Eflects, the Property of Mr. ED WAR I) ROBERTS, deceased. Particulars in our next, Live Slock of the first Quality, &; c. BY CHURTON, On the Premises, on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, the 20th, 21st, and 22d Days of March, 1810: ALL that superior and vveli- bred LIVE STOCK, IMPLEMENTS in HUSBANDRY, Dairy and B'ewing Utensils, Casks, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, and other Effects, the Property of Mr. B< > ODLE, of WHIXAL HALL, in the Parish of Precs. and County of Salop.— Catalogues will be prepared in due Time, and may be had at the following Places; v » TaVbot, Wem; Red Lion, Ellesmer- e ; Oak, Hanmer; Red Lion, Malpas; PbcsniX, Drayton; Bear, Hod net ; Ilawkstone Inn; Lion ltin, Shrewsbury; on the Premises; anil of THK AUCTIONEER, Whitchurch, Salop. SALES BY AUCTION. TIMBER. BY GLOVER AND SON, ' THIS DAY, At the Cross Foxes Inn, O- westrv, in the Courtv of Salop, on Wednesday, the 21st Day of February,, 1810, at four o'Clock inthe Afternoon, in the following Lots, and sub. ject to such Conditions as shall be then produced : On Trefiach Farm in the Holding of John Davies. 1 , . LOT I. CAPITAL OAK TREES. 74 ASH, 11 ELM, and 5 SYCAMORE LOT II. 136 Caoital OAK TREES, 167 ASH, 19 ELM, and 4 SYCAMORE. LOT 111. 166 Capital OAK TREES, 104 ASH, 15 ELM, and 1 Oak Pollard. LOT IV. 162 Capital OAK TREES, and 3 ASH. On Lands near IFoodhill, in the Holding of Lazarus fennbles, Esq. LOTV. 146 Capital OAK TREES, and 23 ASH. On a Farm in the Holding of JohnDavies, of the N ant. LOT VI. 84 Capital OAK TREES, 28 POLLARDS, 55 ASH, 4 ELM, ami 1 Sycamire. . , LOT VLI. 59 Capital OAK ' TREES, and < 50 ASH. On a Farm called Coed- Dugga, in the Holding of Thomas Sides. LOTVUL 10 Capital OAK TREES, 7 ASH. 9 F. LM, 2 SYCAMORE, 2 1,1 ME TREES., and. 4 OAK POLLARDS. The . Trees are all marked . and numbered with a Scribe ; most of the Oak are remarkably long, fit for Ship Plank and other Purposes. The Timber is about 2 Miles- from the Elles- mere Canal, the same Distance from OisWestrv, and near to the ' Turnpike Road. Mr. John Davies. of Trefiach, or Mr. Hughes, White l. ion Inn, Oswestry, will shew the t'imbev ; and fu. rttier Particulars may be had by applying to Mr. ASTEKLEY, Solicitor, Shrews- bxry. .. V • ; .. Freehold Estate. BY GLOVER AND SON, At thti Hoiise of" Richard Jones, known hy the Craven Arms, at Ruyion of the Eleven Towns, in tbe County of Salop, on Thursday, the 22d Day of February, IS 10, at four o'Clnck in the Afternoon, subject to Conditions then to be produced : ASubstantial DWELLING HOUSE, consisting of a Kitchen, Parlour, Pantry, and two Lodciug Rooms, with a Workshop, Cowhouse and Stable, good Gardt- n and Fruit- Trees, with a capital Piece of Land, the who'e containing 1 A. 2R. 2, iP more or less, situate in RUYTON <> F THE ELEVEN TOWNS, in the Occupation of Widow Thomas, who is under Notice to quit at Lldy- Da v. The u bt ive Estate lias a Ri^ bt of Common on the Clitl-, and a Pew in the Chancel of Ruyton Church. The Timber growing theieon to be taken at a Valuation. For further Particulars apply to THE AUCTIONEERS; aud Richard Jones, of the Craven Arms, will shew the Premises. Valuable Navy and other Timber. BY^ GLOVER AND SON, ^ T the Cross Keys Inn, in Oswestry, in the B1 BY J. BROOME, On the Premises, on Tuesday and Wednesday, the 27th and 28th Days of March, 1810: ALL the valuable LIVE STOCK, and IM PLEMEN'I'K in HUSBANDRY, wiih all the Dairy !, ud Brewing Uiensils, and Pin t of the HOUSEHOLD GOOD. 1 * u, d FURMTURK, belonging to Mrs. PARKER, of BUN- ISGTPN, iu the County of Hereford. J » arttsil! i. ri iu out" next, ...... i.......—. .... — j, npHE truly valuable LIVE STOCK, ai X PLEMENTS in HUSBANDRY, belonging BY J. BROOMK, On the Premises, on Monday, the 19th Day of March, 1810: and IM- to Mr. OWEN, of WOODBATCH, near Bishop's Castle, in the County of Salop: consisting of five capital young Cows, with Calves and in- calf, two calving Heifers, two Barrens, one fine Bull Stub ( fat), three 3- year old Bullocks, three ditto played Heifers ( nearly fat), ten 2 year olds, ten Yearlings; one Waggon Iloise, one 2- year old Colt ot the draught kind, two ditto of the hack kind; one Waggon ( nearly new), one Cart, one Wheel Plough, one Hand Plough, & c. & c. ; a good Kitchen Grate, Cast Oven, Sway aud Hooks, Pit- grate and Fender, one new Cheese Press, four Pair of Bedsteads, and one Dozen of good Chairs, & c, & c. The Sale tu begin at 10 o'Clock in the Morning. At the Buck's Head, in the Town of Wem in the County of Salop, on Friday, the 9th Day of Match, 1810; between the Hours of three and six o'Clock in tlnf Afternoon, sub ject to such Conditions as shall ttien- tre produced, unless disposed of by private Contact, of which due Nutice will be given ; A MESSUAGE or DWELLING HOUSE, with A a large GARDEN, situate iu NOBLE STREET, in WEM, now iu the Occupation of Thomas Hnutbatch.— The House is v « ry largo, and in excellent Repair, and very con- venient for a large Family; or, with a light Expense, will make twu comfortable Dwellings. Tbe Situation is the more desirable, as Part of the Garden fronts the Street, where there is sufficient Room for the Election of two Houses. Particulars may be had bv applying to the said THOMAS HUNTBATCH. who will shew the Premises, Excellent Farming Stock, Xc. BY CHURTON, On the Premises, at the PRO AD OAK. iu the Township of New Wood houses, near Whitchurch, in tbe County of Salop, on Monday and Tuesday, the 26th and 27th Days of March, 1810; ALL the LIVE STOCK, IMPLEMENTS in HUSBANDRY, Dairy Vessels, HOUSEHOLD FUR- NITURE, & e of thelaie Mr. JOHN WILLIAMS, deceased. N. B. Tins Advertisement will not appear again till near the Time ot Sale. County of Salop, on Saturday, the 31 Dav of March, 1810, at four o'Clock in the Afternoon, subject to Conditions then to be produced, IJY ONE LOT; 50 OAK TREES 15 ASH TREES 34 ALDER TREES 5 SYCAMORE TREES 6 OAK CYPHERS. The above Timber is growing upon a Farm called THE SARN, in the Parish of Whittingtou, iu the County of Salop, in the Holding of Thmnaa Munford.— The Ellesmere Canal goes through the Estate, which is about one Mile from Rhoswiel Wharf, about 5 Miles from Ellesinere, 3 from Oswestry; and 2 from Chirk. The tenant will shew the Timber. CAPITAL FAILUI. VG STOCK. BY GLOVER AND SON, On the Premises, ( without Reserve,) on Monday, the 5th Day of March, 1810 ! ALL the valuable and well selected LIVE STOCK, and IMPLEMENTS of HUSBANDRY, of the late Mrs. RANDLES, of YF. ATON, in the Parish of P. aschurch, aud County of Salop : consisting of 10 capital Cows to calve, three calving Heifers, two barren Ditto, one barren Cow, one 3- years old Bullock, four 2- year old Heifers, four ytarl- ng Calves; one 2. year old Bull; five Capital Wageon Horses, with Gearing for Ditto ; four capital Sows and Piit « , 10 Pork Pigi; 25 F. wes to Lamb, 15Wethers ; CapU tat Road Waggon, Harvest Waggon, two Tumbrils, Harvest Cait, Roller, two Ploughs, two Pair of Harrows, Winnowing Machine, Corn Screen, Sieves and Riddles, See. kc. Catalogues will be prepared immediately, and may be had at the - following Places, viz. Coach and Horsris, ' Trumpet, and Bull's Head Inns; Shrewsbury; Cross Keys, Oswestry; Bridgewater Arm*, and Red Lion, Ellesrnere ; Red l. ion, Cockshutt; Black Lion, Wein ; Elephant, Shawbnry j Wind- mill Inn, near Rowion ) on the Premises; aud of tbe Auc- tioneers, Ruyton of the Eleven Towns. Tne Sale to commence at ten o'Cl iCk iu the Forenoon. Elegant Household Furniture. BY J. BROOME, On the Premises, 011 Wednesday, the 21st of March, 1810 ; rriHE LIVE STOCK and IMPLEMENTS in X HUSBANDRY, with Part of the HOUSEHOLD GOODS and FURNITURE, belonging to Mr. THOMPSON, of MINTON, near Church Stretton, in the County of Salop. Pailiculars in our next. BY J. BROOME, On the Premises, on Thursday, the 22d Day of March, 1810, r" T! HE truly valuable and well selected Stock, ol X CATTLE, HORSES, and SHEEP, belonging to Mr. HUMPHREYS, of GUNLEY, in tile Parish of Foiden, in the County of Montgomery ; consisting of 14 Cows and Calves, and ill 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 Waggon Horse, 7- years old, oue ditto, 5- years old, three aged Horses, aud one Mare in- foal, two hack Mares, iu- foal, one capital 4- years old Rorse Colt; and one capital 2- years old Horse Colt. The Sale to begin ot 10 o'Clock ia the Morning. BY WRIGHT AND SON, At the Phoenix Iiiu, in Drayton in Hales, in the County of Salop, on Wednesday, the 7th Dav of March, 18111: AVALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate at TYRLEY, in that Part of the Parish of Drayton in llaies which lies iu the County of. Stallbtd, late the Property ot SAMUEL DAVIKS aud PETER DAVIES, Bankrupts, by Order of the Assignees, iu the following Lots : Quantity, be ( At ' same more or less. Lots. Description. Moa in Plan. A. U. i'. 1. TWO PIECES of LAND lying \ together, the one adjoining lhe/ B. 24. and Ruad leading from Sutton tu V B. < 25. 10 1 27 Drayton, being the must remote I from Drayton J 2. Two Pieces'adjoining ttie Inst B. 22 & B. 23. 11 3. A Piece adjoining .. ...; B. 12, 4. ' Two Pieces adjouiiug said B. 12, £ 11. 13 & }! 22. and B. 25 f B. 21. 11 25 3 39 3 19 2 19 - B. 16. 5. A Piece of Land adjoining the last > mentioned Pieces t 6. A Piece adjoining the last men- ( tioued JB 7. A Piece adjoining the last men- ) tinned •....., ( 8. A Piece called the Gooseberry / , Leasow j B. 10, 9. A Cottage, Barus, and other~\ B. 5. Buildiugs, witli tiie Folds and/ B. 6. Appurtenances, and thiee Pieces X. B. 7. and a small Patch of Land sitr- ( B. 9. rounding the same. J B. A Piece of Laud lying on the J Newport Road, and most lemote V B, i. t from Drayton ^ 11. The adjoining Piece B, 2. 12. ' The Piece adjoining B. 3. 13. Till) Piece adjoining B. 4. 14. A I'. ece of Land at Woodseavcs B. 14. - 16 0 9 10. 15. . 10 0 32 10 0 26 - 17 2 18 - 36 0 1 - 10 3 36 Valuable Farming Stock, fife. BY CHURTON, On the Premises, at the TRENCH FARMj in the Parish of ! Wem, and County of Salon, on Monday and Tuesday, the I 2d and 3d Days of April, 1810; ALL that noted LIVE STOCK, IMPLEMENTS in HUSBANDRY, Dairy and Brewing Utensils, ( with out the least Reserve) Part of the HOUSEHOLD FURNI- EURE, and other Effects, the Property of Mr. HALES, who is declining Farming — Particulars ) n a future Paper. BY GEORGE HARTSHORNE, At the Tontine Inn, on Friday, the 23d of February, 1810, at four o'Clock in the Afternoon : ABARGE, called THE VOLUNTEER, the Property of F. B. HARRIES, Est). This Vessel and the Rigging is in the completest State of Repair, and may he view- ed bv applying to STEPHEN HILL, Clerk at the Benthall Iron- works. BY GLOVER AND SON, On the Premises, without Reserve, 011 Tuesday and Wednes- day, the 13th and 14th Davs of March, 1810 : ALL the modern and elegant HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, China, Glass, & c. belonging lo Miss EMBREY, of GRINSHILL, iu the Comity ol Salop; con- sisting ol Mahogany tourpost, tinted, and olher Bedsteads, with Chintz, Dimity, and other Hangings j several excellent Feather Beds, Blankets, Counterpanes,, aud Mattrasses; a large Quantity of Linen; several Mahogany Dining, Card, and Breakfast Tables, Cha rs, Chests of Drawers, Bureaus, Bason Siands, Pier and Swing Glasses; nvo excellent Eight. Day Clocks, with Kitcnen and Brewing Requisites, & c. & c. Catalogues will be prepaicd in Time, and may be had at the Talbot, Coach and Horses, and Castle Inns, Slnewsburyi Talbot, Wellington ; Elephant. Shawhurv ; Raven, Lee Bridge; Black Lion. Wem; Bridgewater Arms, Ellesrnere; Mr. Lead's, Griiishill ; aud of tiie Auctioneers, Ruytou of the Eleven Towns. The Sale to commence each Day at 10 o'Cloek. 270 On Tuesday, ttie sixth of March, 1810, at tiie Berwick Arms, Coalport, OAK TIMBER TREES, marked and numbered with Red Paint, standing in a Wood called HALL BANK WOOD, Sutton Maddock. The above ' Timber is close upon the Banks of the Severn — For further Particulars, apply to Mr STEPHEN DAVIES, Coal, brook Dale, or Mr THOMAS HOLT, Sutton Maddock. TIM HE It. 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 of 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. A 10 10 11 6 2 8 0 29 2 3y 0 0 r^ f I. ot i4 lo be sold subject to a Right ot getting Marl in favour of the other Lots. Plans of the above mentioned Lots are left at the Bank ol Messrs. JERVIS, JJICKEN, and Co, Drayton, ai. d at the ' ialboi arid Piufcnix lulls; and with 11. Z. JERVIS, E, 4. Ciitswardiue; and JOSEPH LEE, EOIJ. Red0rook; aud Messrs, LEE ood NICKSON, Solicitors, Wem, of whom further Particulars may be had,— The Sale W begin atl'iiAss U'CSOCK precisely. LARGE Quantity ol'FIR and LARCH Trees. LOT II. Ditto of BEECH " Trees. Lor III. Ditto of ELM Trees. LOT IV. Ditto of ASH ' Trees and ASH SAPLINGS. LOT V. Ditto ofCHERRY Trees. LOT VI. Ditto of Coal- pit Wood. LOT VII. 539 ASH SAPLINGS, Scribe- marked aud numbered, now standing and giowing 111 a Coppice called the Decoy ; and 655 ASH TREES, marked with a Cross, and growing in the said Coppice, within a short Distance of the Ellesmere Canal. The Fir and Larch Trees are fit for Building, or cleaving into Laths ; the Beech is souud, and lit for Bedsteads, ur the Use of Last Makers ; the Elm for Coach Makers ; Part of the Ash Timber is of large Dimensions: the Saplings are of great Lengths aud clefty; the Cherry Trees are of large SiZi, and fit for Cabinet Makers; the Ash Trees in the said Coppice are of great Lengths, and fit for Bark Hoops aud tin ned Cliai' Makers. Ail the said ' Timber ( except the Trees in the above men- tioned Coppi - e) are now on ttie Wharf near the Queen's Head aforesaid, rounded, and ready to put into Boats. Mi". James i'ayel, of Aston, will appoint a Person to shew the Ash and other Timber; and further Particulars may be known by Application to rue AucTic. HKiit, io Oswestry. Valuable Team of llorses, Kc. the Property of John IValford, Esq. BY GLOVER AND SON, At the Market- Place, Wem, in the County of Salopj nn Th nrsday, the 15th of March, j precisely at 12 o'Clock * FIVE young and able WAGGON HORSES^ with Gearing for dilto, a capital Hack Maie, rising ti- years old, will draw a Gig; an excellent Road Waggon with Harvest Gearing, a Broad Wheel ' Tumbril; a Kibbling Mill, bv PASM IORE, a Corn Screen, & c. BY GLOVER AND SON, At the Cross Keys Inn, in Oswestry, in the County of Salop, on ' Thursday, ihe 22d Day of March, 1810, at four o'Clock in tbe Afternoon, in such Lots as shall be ilien fixed • SEVERAL Excellent PIECES of LAND, con- taining eighty- four Acres or thereabouts, in the LIBER- TIES of the ' TOWN of OSWESTRY, and in the Parishes of Whittington and Sylaltyn, in the said County of Salop; the principal Parts of which are near to the Town of Oswestry! Further Particulars may be had of Mr. LEWIS JONES, of Oswestry; if Enquiry is made by Letter, the Postage must be paid. TIMbER. " rO be SOLD, at the Crown Inn, Bridgnorth, on Monday, I lie 5th of March, 1810, before Abel Moysey, Esq. tbe Deputy Remembrancer of his Majesty's Comt of Exchequer, at Westminster, pursuant to a Decree made iu a Cause, intitled CRESSWEU, and Loso, bearing Date ihe 15th Day of December, 1800 ; the 500 Oak, and 227 Ash Trees, of the primest Quality, and largest Dimensions, fit for Navy, or Buildiiig where capital Timber isYeijuired. Particulars may be bad at the Offi- e of the ' said Deputy Remembrancer, in.. he Inns; iVuipie, London ; of Wn. ii. ui BOWVER, Esq Bcdt'lid Low;, Loudon ; of JOSEPH' PITT, tyn • Cirencester; and of Mr. 3oii.> DEVI A'SLL, . Sidbiiry,' u. ar Bridgnorth, Saiop, where the Timber is situate, a. id who will sha. i the sam:. LONDON. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. A PMIRAI/ TY- OFFICE, FEB. 13,. 1810, / \ Dispatches have been received at this Office. Brought by ' Capt:, in Wi A in Corhett, from Vice- Admiral Bertie, Com- mander in f hief of his Majesty's ships and vessels at the Cane of Rood Hope, addressed to the Hon. William Wellesley Fole. The following letter from Admiral Bertie, is fullv ex- plicit of the nature of the Expedition of which it speak-. SIR, St. Paul's, Is'e of'Bourbon, Wh Sept. 1809. Mv letter of the 15' h inst. with i, ts incisures from Commo- dore Rowlev, will have prepared the Hon. the Governor in Council for a detailed account of our operations since that period ; and which, io justice to the steadiness, bravery, and good conduct of his Majesty's and the Hon. Company's troops, ] feel it my doty to enter into minutely ; trusting that the names of those excellent officers, whom it has been mv paiti- cular good fortune to have had the honour to command, may be noticed, in proportion to tbe great national service which they have performed, arid the honour acquired by his Majesty's and tbe Hon. Company's troops, in an attack upon the town, batteries, posts, and shipping of St. Paul's.— His Majesty's j ship's La Neiei. de and Otter, " and the Hon. Company's cruizer '• Wasp, with 568 officers and men, who were embarked on the YfiW'fSStant at Fort Duncan, Isle of Roderiqoes, arrived off Fort Louis Isle of France, on the evening of the 18th, and joined hii Majesty's ship Raisonable, Commodore Rowley, and Sirius ;' early the next morning, the 19th, the seamen and troops destined for the attack, amounting to 4() 4, were, ac- cording to an arrangement made by Captain Corbett, put on hoard the Nereide, and towards evening, the squadron stood for the Isle of BftUrbon ; on the morning of the 20th being off the east end of the: Island.— At five A. M. on the 23d inst. the troops were disetiribaiked to the southward of Point de Calotte, seven miles from St. Paul's, and immediately com- menced a forced march, with a view of crossing the causeways that extend over the lake, before the enemy could discover our debarkation or approach tothe town, which we were for- tunate enough to effect; nor hail thev time to form in any force until we had passed " the strongest position. By seven o'clock we Were in possession of the first and second batteries, Lambonsiere and La Centiere"; when Captain Willoughby of the royal navy, who commanded a detachment of about a hundred seamen on shore, and to whose zeal, activity, and exertions I feel much indebted, . immediately turned the gun„ upon the enemy's shipping, from whose fire, which was chiefly grape, and well directed, within pistol- shot of the shore, we suffered much, being necessarily exposed to it during our movements upon the beach, and through the town. From the battery La Centiere, Captain Imlflck was detached with the second column, composed of one. hundred- and forty. two of the second battalion of the 21 regiment of Bombay native infantry, and 32 Europeans, to take possession of the 3d, or oattery of La. Neuf, deseited by the enemy. " Oil his Way thither, he fell in with and was opposed by the entire force of the French, who had concentrated, and taken up a veiy strong position behind a stone- wall, with eifiht biass field- pieces, 6 pounders, upon their flanks. This post was instantly charged in the mo- t gallant manner bv that officer and his men. The enemy, however, maintained their position, and Capt. Hanlior, of the 56th regiment, was ordered to proceed with the third column to his support, who charged and took . two uf the enemy's guns. The action now became w. artn, but Clever doubtful. The enemy being reinforced from the hills, and having also received 110 troops of the line from the French fiigate La Caroline, and the squadron not being able to stand in to support us, our movements being endangered • by their fire, except at intervals, which they always took ad- vantage of, Capt. Willoughby was diiected to spike the guns of Lambousiere, and La Centiere, and with the seamen to man the third battery La Neuf, continuing tq fire upon their shipping. By this arrangement Capt. Forbes, who with the reserve had coveted those batteries, was enabled to advance against the enemy, who, after an honourable'resistance, was compelled to give way ; their remaining guns being carried by that excellent Officer; a sufficient number of men were ordered to act as light troops, and to pursue the enemy, whilst the third column, with part of the reserve, advanced - against the 4th and 5th batteries, La Pierre and La Caserne, which fell into our hands without opposition, and whose entire - fire was immediately directed against our shipping. Bj half- past eight o'clock, the town, batteries, magazines, eight brass field- pieces, one hundred and seventeen new and heavy iron guns, of different calibres, and all the public stores, were ill our possession, with several prisoners. The instant that the squadron perceived that the object iu landing had succeeded, and that they could, with safety to the troops, stand in effec- tually, they immediately anchored close to tbe enemy's shipping, which af er a short fifing surrendered. The entire of the enemy's batteries being destroyed, and the town completely commanded by our squadron, the troops were re- embarked by eight o'clock the same evening. On the 22d, late in the evening, the enemy appeared in $ ome fotce upon, the hills, and a heavy column was observed advancing fiom St. Denis, which I since understand to have been under the immediate command, of Gen. Des Brusleys; the Commodore and myself now agreed upon the propriety of landing a sufficient force to destroy all public property; and accordingly the marines, with a few sailors under Capt. ( Willowhby, weie ordered upon this service, when I had an opportunity of again witnessing the steadiness and good conduct cf the seamen and royal marines, who effectually burnt an extensive government store of considerable value; . the remaining stores were only saved from some doubt existing respecting their being public property.— On the morning of • the 23d, the entire force was put in boats to re- laud and attack the enemy, whose retreat, however, to St. Denis, during the night, prevented the necessity of any further debaikation.— The Commandant, St. Michiel, being disposed to enter into negotiations, witlrt the concurrence of Commodore Rowley the preliminary articles were drawn up, a copy of which is en- closed ; and the Commandunt accompanying me oil board Ins Majesty's fhip Ruisonnable, they weie signed, subject to the confirmation or rejection of , the Commauder in Chief, Gen. de Brusleys. On the 24tb, all the remaining public stores were delivered over by the head of the police, and fatigue parties from the squadron and trooi> s were ordered to embark them on board the Hon. Company'is re- captured ship Strcaiham, which, together with the Europe, were placed under the mders of their foicner Commanders. From the 25th to the 28tli, ' the whole of tlie, guiis,. 3cc. were finally de- stroyed, our gun I ( Is. continuing to mount regularly in the town for the protection of the inhabitants and thiir property.— The frigate La Caroline, with the other shipping, are making all possible preparation for sea, aud it is hoped that all the necessary arrangements will be made for the troops returning to Ro'deriques bv the 3d of next mouth—- I cannot conclude tlii » dispatch without mentioning the obligation I am under to Lieut, Remon, of the Bombay engineers, through whose exertions 1 was enabled to give a plan. of attack to the officers in command of columns, and who, upon the entire of this seivice, has been zealous aud indefatigable. ; i beg also to notice ihc exertions of Ensign Pearce, of the. 56th regiment, who, heing attached to my personal stuff, . has rendered uie the most ci.- cutial services. 1 have the honour to be, &, c. ( Signed) HENRY S. KEATING, [ Here follows a return of the shipping, guns, & stoies taken and destroyed upon this occasion : also a return of the killed, wounded, and missing; and though our loss has been severe, it is not equal to what might have been expected from the nature of the attack, the position and strength of tbe enemy, and the number of guns, to which our little loree was exposed at difl'eient times during tbe morning.] A List of Ships. and Vessels captured and destroyed in the Road of St. Paul's, Isle of Bourbon., S pi, 2 , 1809. La Caroline frigate, 48 guns ( 23. long 18- pounders, 10 long 8- pountlcrs, ei£ ht 36- pounder carrouadesl and 360 men ; com- manded by M. Ferretier, Lieut, tie Vaisscau,— Grapplcr brig, pierced for 16 guns, 11 on board, six 19 pounder CLrrouades mounted, three long 6- pouuder. carronades iu the i old. Merchantmen captured and destroyed. Slrcatham ship, 30 guns and 819 tons; partly laden with salt- petre, the rest of tire . largo landed.— Europe, 26 guns, aud 820 ton., ditto, — Fanny brig, 2 guns and 150 tens, laden with a little rice ai d corn.— Tr, ois Amis, 60 ton-, laden with slaves and rice.— Le Creole schooner, 50 tons, in ballast.— Three vesstls, names un- known, de> lroyed.— One ship, name ui. known, burnt oil Ihe stocks. A Return of the Guns, Ammunition, found at Past St. Paul's. Total— 37 iron guns, 24- poi. uidcrs; 16 iron guus, 1U- pounder,, 10 iron gun>„ 12- pounoeis, 12 iron guns, 9- pounders, one iron gnu, 6- pounder, nine iron guns, 4- pi. uitders, four carruuades, 12- pouuilers, eight bra a field pieces, 6- pomulers, two 13^- inch in utars", two S- inch mortar*, one 5^- iuch mortar, 5170 balls of s , rs, 155 l3J-' uic! i shells, 1J5 8- inch shells, 24 5^- inch - hells, 320 one lo lour inch shel's, 260 bar- shot, 17 l) oxes and eight barrels of ammunition, two barrels of fuzes, 12 barrels of gup- powder, 200 cannisters of grape shot, 127 rounds of grape shot, 320 pises, 40 rammers, 40 spunges, a stand ot arms. Thirteen Guns, See. were also destroyed at St. Giles, Island of Bourbon. man, February 13,20, March 24, at Guildhall.— J. Jacob, of Shide, Lie of Wight,' miller, February 22, 23, M arch 24, at the Bus;! e Inn, Newnort — J. Parmefr, of Borough, Norfolk, miller, February 14. 20, March 24, at the Rose Inn, Norwich.— I. Carrol, of Hoxton- square, London, victualler, February 17, 24, Maicli 24, at Guildhall.— W. < heeson Shenherd, of Nottingham, iron- mer- chant, February 26, 37, March24, at the Punch Bowl, Nottingham. — I. Schofield, of Slaithwaite, Yorkshire, cotton- manufacturer, March I, 2, at the King's Head Inn, Huddersfield, March 24, at the Yew Tree Inn, Robert- town.— H Hirst, of Lingard's- Wood, Yorkshire, clothier, February 23, 24, March 24, at the White Sivan Inn, Huddersfield.-- W. Marsrlen, of Leeds, Yorkshire, merchant, February 23, 26. March 24, at the Hotel, Leeds.— T". Salts, of Preston, Lancashire, plumber, March 5 6, 24, at the Old Red Lion, Preston.— R. Oeke'nden, ol Bupeep. Sussex, Febru- , Hailshani.— W. Forge, _. vl4, 15, March 24, at ( he Crown Inn, of Witham, Yorkshire, thrashing- machine maker, Februarv 19, 20, March 24, at the George Inn, Kingston- upon- Hull.— 1. Dou- n it home, of Truro, Cornwall, victualler, February 21, 22, March 24, at the Red Lion Inn, Truro— J. Jones, of Whitechapel- road, fordwamer, February 14, 22, March24, at Guildhall, London.— J . Binns, of Oxford- street, founder, February 13, 27, March 24, at Guildhall E. Lowton, of Mark- lane, me. chant, February 13, 27, March 24, at Guildhall.— S. Chambers, of Maidstone, Kent, corn- merchant, Febiuarv 17, 24, March 24, at Guildhall, London. I — J. C. M'Leod, of Huntlev Hotel, Leicester- fields, meichant, I Feb. 17, 28, March 24, at Guildhall.— W. Atkinson, ol'Paradise- I Street, Rotherhithe, broker, February 17,28, March 24, at Guild- I hall.— J. Stone, ot Bridie- road, Lambeth, seedsman, February 13, 20, March 24, at Guildhall.— J. Whitaker, of Totlenham- court- road, book- binder, February 17,21, March 24, at Guildhall. — J. Ivory, of Mark- lane, broker, February 17, 24, March 24, at Guildhall.— S. Saunders, of Walbrook, wine- merchant, February 17,24, March 24, at Guildhall.— G. Palmer, of Ply mouth, haber- dasher, Februarv 13,21, March - 24, al Guildhall, London — W. Audlev, of Bristol, linen- draper, February 15,26, March 24, at the Busii Tavern, Bristol G. Gissing, of Borough- road, shop- keeper, February 13, 27, March 24, ai Guildhall. FEBRUARY 13- 1— I - Munro, of Clinslone- street, tailor, Febru- ar\- 17, 24, March 27, at Guildhall, London.— J. Hills, of Leeds, Kent, miller, February 17, 24, March 27, al Guildhall — J. Spottis- woode, of Tokenhouve-\ ard, scrivener, February 17,24, March 27, at Guildhall S. Sanders, of Walbrook, wine- merchant, February 17,24, March 24, at Guildhall— H. Mears, of Greenwich, taveru- keeper, February 20, 27, March 27, at Guildhall— J. Walker, of Blackman- street, linen- draper, February 17, March 3, 27, at Guildhall.— R. Wright, ot Watling- strcet, warehouseman, Febru- ary 17, 20, March 27, at Guildhall.— W. Malcolm, of Watling- street, warehouseman, February 17, 20, March 27, at Guildhall— W. and H. Dixon, of Rotherhithe, timber- merchants, February 17, March 3, 27, at Guildhall.— M. C. Watson, ot Charlotte- sir et, B ootnsbury, laceiuan, February 20, 27, March 27, al Guildhall— J. Lewis, of Fashion- street, victualler, February 24, March 3, 27, at Guildhall.— F. Perry, of Finsbury- square, merchant, February 17, - 24, March 27, at" Guildhall.— A. Nivcn, of Great Prescot- stieet, master mariner, February 17,24, March 27, al Guildhall.— B. Bovil, and C. Haubury, of Catherine- court, Tower- hill, corn- factors. Februarv 24, March3, 27, al Guildhall.— R. Common, of North Shields, groccr, March 8, 9, 27, at the Slar and Garter, North Shields.— J. Dunsfurd, of Plymouth, cutler, Maich 16, 17, 27, at the Globe, Plymouth. HEALTH PRESERVED WITHOUT QUACKERY. IMPORTANT ADVICE TO BOTH SEXES. f| pHIS Day was published, neatly printed in « 12mo. price 4s. sewed, A GENUINE GUIDE TO HEALTH, or Practical Essays on the Preservation of Health, with the most effectual Means of preventing and curing Dis- eases ; also Strictures on Regimen, and the MANAGEMENT OF INVALIDS, WITH PARTICULAR ADVICE TO TOMES IN CHILD- BED, And the FOOD BEST ADAPTED FOR INFANTS. To which are added, Observations on Intemperance, and various Excesses— their extraordinarylnfliience on the Human Frame; with Suggestions to counteract their baneful Effects; written in a brief, but clear and comprehensive manner. By T. F. CHURCHILL, M. D. Professor of Midwifery, in London, Author of the Practical Family Physician, Medical Remembrancer, See. & c, Loudon: printed for 13. CROSBY and CO. Stationers' Court, Paternoster Row ; and sold by EDDOWES, Wood, Newling, and Morris, Shrewsbury; Houlstons, Wellington ; Smith, Iron Bridge; Silvester, Newport; Wright, Whitchurch; the Book- sellers in Chester ; J. Painter, Wrexham; and bv all Booksellers, Stationers, and Newsmen, with a good Allow- ance for Exportation. TP" Capital Inn and Farm. TO BE LET, And may be entered upon at Lady Day next, THE EAGLE and SERPENT INN, in Cleoburv Mortimer, with about SEVENTY ACRES of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture LAND, contiguous tothe Town, with convenient Farm Buildings attached tothe same. The said Inn is iu good Repair, replete with suitable Offices and Stabling, situate in the most centrical Part of Cleobury, through which there is a Communication bv way. of Ludlow into South and North Wales, and Posting to the several Towns of Bridgnorth, Bewdley, Kidderminster, Tenbury, and the Hundred House, on the Koad to Worcester. For Particulars, enquire of Mr. GROVES, Kinlet, near Bewdley. TO YOUNG HOUSEKEEPERS. Just Published, price 4s. boards, HE FEMALE ECONOMIST, or a PLAIN SYSTEM of COOKERY, for the use of private Families. _ Bv Mrs. SMITH. The design of this Publication is to supply a deficiency which has long been complained of, in tbe department, of Cookery. The Receipts which have already appeared, are considered too expensive for general use. The present collection having been used to advantage in the Family of the Authoress, they are now submitted to the Public, with the utmost con- fide nee of success. If she can be of service to Young House- keepers, in the important branch of Domestic manage- ment, her object will be accomplished. FOR THE TABLES OF THE GREAT. Just published, the sixth Edition, with considerable Additions, pi ice 6s. 6d boards, THE COMPLETE CONFECTIONER, Or the whole Art of Confectionary made easy, with Instructions engraved on ten Copner Plates to decorate a Table with Taste and Elegance; also Receipts for Liqueurs, Home Made Wines, &. c. & e. the result of many Years Experience with Messrs. NECRI and Co. Berkeley Square. By FREDERIC NUTT, Esq. Also iust published by the same Author, price 6s. boards, THE IMPERIAL AND ROYAL COOK : consisting of the most sumptuous Made Dishes, Ragouts, Fricassees, Soups, Gravies, & c. Foreign and English, includ- ing the latest improvements in Fashionable Life. London; printed for MATHEWS and I. EIGH, 13, Strand; sold by W. EDOOWES^ Printer, Shrewsbury; and all Book- sellers iu Town and cljuntry. WALCHEREN NAVAL AND MILITARY INQUIRY, By Authority, From the MINUTES OF EVIDENCE and OFFICIAL PAPERS. This Day is published, in 8vo. Embellished with a PORTRAIT of LORD PORCHSSTER, NOS. I. and II. Price Sixpence each, ( The succeeding Numbers in as quick Succession as possible) of nnHE PROCEEDINGS on a MOTION of IN- « .. QUIRY into the Conduct and Policy of the late Ex- pedition to the Scheldt; containing Ihe whole of the Evidence, printed verbatim from the Minutes of the House of CoiB. ri . u-' with correct Copies of all the Papers on that important Subl jeet, presented to both Housesof Parliament, by Command of his Majesty, and the various Documents moved for by LORD PCRCHESTER. & e. & e. " If ever an Injwy was necessary, now was the Time. The Country expects it— and 1 trust it will not look lo this House in vain." Vide Lord PORCHESTER'S Speech. Illustrated with NOTES. Biographical, Geographical, and Explanatory. By WALTER GREY, F. « q. This Work will be embellished with Maps of the Is'and of Walcheren, tbe Town of Flushing, and Portraits of the principal Persons concerned in tlie Expedition and luqu'ry. London: piinted for J. STRATFORD, No. U2, Hoibuin- Hill; sold by W. EDDJWES, Printer, Shrewsbury, and by all other Booksellers. J- iLsg- l- i. § • » § ••< is c- g- jH is L"* ( i i •< a • — to CO O-, C ' C ~ t T ( s A U ^ O — . J OC. 2J C: i K: w. I Si I D- ; t • ; : '! : 3 • . : sff: § 1 11? 0 : . . ; 53- • ~ RI: : : : : c : ! • • ! 3 : ? A : : : : : MI *. 3 : : : : : r: : a: : : • : : : Q. : : : ; ::::=:: : Aylesbury Bedford Huntingdon Cambridge [ RCUITS NORFOLK, L. C. Justice J. Grose • W5=: : : Si : : 5' $ : : : A.: : • 0< 5 « £. • • • C_ • ; : § § :;; fn : I ; ; TI I I Hertford Chelmsford xri ft) ' £ cp £ O X hq 1 H ' X H :::£*::•:: : : : s : : : : : :;:£:;.:*'• M1 i ? i i i r j • I ,1 : M l ; ;. : j 0: : :: j t? 53 O M S ? £ " M E O i ? W CC : : 1 • Monmouth Hereford Shrewsbury Stafford : : : OJi : 0 : » 0 : -: w : CL. s . W : " ™ • • £ 5 ; ; * ay ^ c \ H . O X • q 0 to a w'*: b : i : : = : • c : : : £ ' : S : : S : : : 5 i : S[ \ 1 j ::=:;: C- • : Winchester N. Sarum Dorchester wi" r s 3 £ a-^ 51 VI H II J' Dr. JOHNSON'S VEGETABLE ESSENCE is a safe, certain, and efficacious Remedy for the SCURVY, and for the Cure and Prevention of all the baneful train of dreadful maladies of which that disease ( so common to the inhabitants of this country) is the source ; viz. Scrophula, Leprosy, Nervous and Bilious Head Aeli, Indigestion, Hypochondriacism, Rlieu- matistn, Gout, Pimples and other Eruptions, Barenness, and many disorders peculiar lo the female sex, which have their orisin in too great acrimony of the blood and juices.— As a mild aperient Syrup, which must benefit the constitution, and caunut possibly injure it, it is recommended to the public, and especially to those who are ill the habit of indulging in w hat is termed free living. Sold wholesale by Barclay and Sons, 95, Fleet Market, and Mathews and Leigh, 13, Strand, London; price 15s. - a packet, with plain and easy directions for use. It is sold by EDDOWES, Morris, Palin, and Newling, Shrewsbury ; Miller, Madcley Maiket- Place ; Houlstons, Wellington ; Smith, Iron Bridge ; Silvester, Newport; Maddocks, Ellesmere ; Procter, Drayton; Weaver, Montgomery; Jones, and Co. F. vaus, aud Roberts, Welshpool ; Morrall, Price, Edwards, and Minshall, Oswestry; Gufiiths, Bishop's Castle ; Griffiths, Ludlow; Gitton, aud Partridge, Bridgnorth; Scarrot, Shiff'nal ; Painter, Wrexham ; Jones, Chirk ; Morris, Ruahon ; Evans, Llangerniaw; Evans, Newtown; and by every Medicine vender in the kingdom. *** This salubrious specific possesses the peculiar and important advantage of being composed of materials PURELY - VEGETABLE. Turnpike Tolls. NOTICE is hereby given, thai the Tolls arising at the Toll Gates erected on the Turnpike Road leading from Harmer Hill to the End of Cotton Wood, commonly called or known by the several Names of the Tilley Gate, Creamore Gate, and Stone and Cross Gate, with the Side Gates, will be respectively LET BY AUCTION to the best Bidders, at the House of William Stockall, known by the Sign of the BLACK LION INN, iu WEM, in the County of Salop, > n THURSDAY, the 22d Day of FEBRUARY next, between the Hours of one aud four o'CIock in the Afternoon, for one Year; the Tilley Gate, and Stone and Cross Gate, with the Side Gates, to commence from the 25th Day of March next, and the Creamore Gate from the 1st Day of May next, in Man- ner directed by the Act passed iu the 13th Year of the Reign of his present Majesty, " for regulating theTumpike Roads;"— which Tolls produced the last Year the following Sums:— " .£. s. d. Tilley Gate 119 17 5 Stone and Cross Gate, with the Side Gates 90 1 0 Creamore Gate 45 0 0 above the Expense of collecting, and will be put up at those Sums respectively. Whoever happen to be the best Bidders, must at the same Time give Security, with sufficient Sureties to the satisfaction of the Trustees of tbe said Turnpike Road, for Payment of the Rents agreed for, aud in such Manner as they shall direct. WILLIAM BICKERTON, Clerk to the Trustees of the said Turnpike Road. Wem, January 15, 1810. Turnpike Tolls. NOTICE is hereby given, that the Tolls arising at the Toll Gates nt Aston and Minsterlev, on the Turnpike Roads leading from Montgomery, thro' Westlmry aud Minsterley aforesaid, to Shrewsbury, will be LET by AUCTION to the best Bidder, at the Dwelling House of Mr. Daniel Weaver, in the Village of Worthen, in the County of Salop, on THURSDAY, the FIRST Day of MARCH uext, between the Hours of three and five in the Afternoon, for one or two Years, as shall be then agieed upon, commencing at Lady- Day next, in the Manner directed by the Act passed in the 13th Year of the Reign of his present Majesty, for regulating the Turnpike Roads; which Tolls now produce the Sum of <£ 220, nhd will be put up at that Sum, Whoever happens to be the best Bidder, must at the same Time give Security, with sufficient Sureties to the Satisfac- tion of the Trustees, for Payment of the Rent at such Times as they shall direct; and no Person will be allowed to bid unless his Sureties are present and approved ot by the Trustees. THOMAS WEAVER, Clerk to the Trustees of the said Turnpike Roads. U'orthen, 29th January, 1810. FINE ARTS. This Day is published, in 8vn, Part I. price 5s. of the new Edition of ri^ HE ARTIST'S REPOSITORY; or ENCY- JL CLOPiEDIA of the FINE ARTS. The well- known and unrivalled Character of this Work supersedes the Neces- sity of further Enlargement on its Merits: it. exhibits the Principles, and explains the Practice, of the FINE ARTS in all their various Branches, including upwards of THREE HUNDRED BEAUTIFUL ENGRAVINGS, in progressive Lessons.— It contains the Principles of delineating the Human Figure, & e. : iiie Methods of preparing and using all Kinds of Colours: Instructions for Painting in Oils, Water Colours, Crayons, Miniature, & c ; Engraving iu Strokes, Chalk, Aquatinta, Mezzotinto, on Wood, & c. A Dictionary of the Teims used in the Arts, with their peculiar Signification— A History of the Origin and Progress of the Arts— Interesting Biographical Accounts of the must celebrated Artists— Com- plete Treatise 011 Sculpture, Perspective, Architecture, and Landscape :— with a vast Variety of valuable and necessary Information connected with the Arts, illustrated by superior and very numerous Engravings. Many Persons having been disappointed by this Work being out of Print, the Admirers and Professors of the Arts are informed, that it is now reprint- ed, and any Part or Number may be had of the Booksellers. Those who have incomplete Sets are advised to complete them speedily. It is completed in Ten Parts, at 5s. each ; also in Fifty Numbers, at Is. each. Any Part or Number may be had separately. Those who wish to possess good Impressions, will please to give immediate Orders to their Booksellers. London: Published by CHARLES TAYLOR, 108, Hattou- Garden noster- row Bookselle Sold by SHERWOOD, NEELY, and JONES, 20, Pater- W. EDDOWES, Shrewsbury; aud by ail other REVIEW, ANALYSIS AND ABSTRACT. This Day is published, in one Volume Si'o. Price 12s. iu Boards, 4REVIEW OF THE REPORTS TO THE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE; from the WESTERN DEPARTMENT of ENGLAND: comprising CHESHIRE, WORCESTERSHIRE, FLINTSHIRE, GLOCBSTRB* I; IRK, SHROPSHIRE, NORTH WILTSHIRE, HEREFORDSHIRE, NOCI- H SOMERSETSHIRE. liv Mr. MARSHALL, Author of various Works on Agriculture, an ! other branches of Natural, Political, and Rural Economy : whoso Survey* aud Registers, reiating to those subiects, are tbe Prototype and 0 round work of the Repo ts to the Board of Agriculture, York: prints i bv T. Wilson and Son, for Long nan' Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster- How, London.' Sjld by W. Eddowes, Printer, Shrewsbury. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, published in one Volume 8vo. price 12s io B aids A SIMILAR WORK :— comprising Extracts of whafever is peculiarly valuable, and Corrections of what is diu-' erously erroneous, in the REPORTS to the BOAR D fro 11 the NORTHERN DEPARTMENT: Including NORTHUMBERLAND, WESTMORELAND, DURHAM, LANCASHIRE, CUMBERLAND, YOSRSHIRI! ; And the Mountainous Parts of Derbyshire With au INTRODUCTION ; showing — I. The Origin and Progress of the Board of Agriculture. 2. The Plan a id Ex. ' ecution of the Reports. 3. The requisite Qualifications of a Reporter. 4. The Plan of the Review ; an I tin- Advantages of proceeding by Departments: together with th - Outlmes of the six AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENTS into which England naturally separates. recently CHILBLAINS are prevented from breaking, and theii tormenting Itching instantly removed, by Whitehead's Essence of Mustard, univeisally esteemed for its extraordinary effi cacv in Rheumatisms, Palsies, Gouty Affections, and Com- plaints of the Stomach; but where this certain remedy has been unknown or neglected, and the Chilblains have actually suppurated, or broke, Whitehead's Family Cerate will ease the pain, and very speedily Ileal them. They are prepared anil sold, by R. JOHNSTON, Apothecary, 15, Greek- Street, Soho, London, the Essence and Pills at 2s. 9d. each— the Cerate at Is, lfd. 1' bey are sold by EDDOWES, Newling, Morris, and Palin, Shrewsbury; Painter, Wrexham; Baugh, Elles- inere ; Houlston, Wellington ; Silvester, Newport .; Prodgers, Ludlow; Partridge, and Gitton, Biidgnorth; Edwards, Price, and Minshall, Oswestry ; and by every Medicine Vender 111 the United Kingdom. The genuine has a black ink Stamp with the name of R. Johnston inserted on it. BANKRUPTS— FRBRUARY 10. P. Lock, of Naihworlh, Glocestershire, yarn- maker, February- IP, 20, March 24, at the Red Lion Inn, Nail. worlh J. Bacon, of Huglies- fielda, Deplford, victualler, February 17, 24, March 24, at Guildhall, London.— E. Paulden, of Cateaton- jtrcct, warthouse- A CARD TO THE FEMALES. DR. FOTHERGIL'S justly celebrated FE- MALE PILLS, for the different Complaints incident to the Sex, at various Periods of Life. It has been truly ob- served, that Women more than the other Sex may be consi- dered iu a certain Degree as Invalids, they are subjected to a Variety of Diseases from the Nature of the Functions they are destined for as Mothers to perform, which entails upon them Weakness, " Pain, and au luteiruption of those regular Secretions connected with the full Enjoyment of Health : to act on the Constitution of the l'emale, and relieve this Ob- struction, no Remedy has been known to operate with such Certainty, Quickness, and Safety, as Di. FOTHERGlL's FEMALE PILLS, it unites high, tonic and invigorating Poweis with its peculiar Quality of relieving Fulness, Op- pression, and those other uneasy Symptoms which arise from too much Blood in the Habit; they are the most certain Cure lor nervous, hysteric, aud flatulent Complaints, as well as the various other Spasmodic Affections so common to the Sex.— Dr. FOTHERGlL's PILLS, as a Family Medicine, should be iii the Possession of eveiy Mothev, and other Guardians of the 5' oung, who may have Females intrusted to their Care. Sold at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheapside, London; EDDOWES, Wood, Paliu, and Moiris, Shiewsbury; Baugh, Ellesmerc; Painter, Wiexham ; Morrall, Price, & Edwards, Oswestry; Hnulston, Wellington; Silvester, Newport; Sear- rot, Shiffnat; Smith, Iron Bridge; Gitton, and Bangham, : Bridgnorth; and most MedieineVenders, in Boxes at 2s. Del. each.— Also may be had, Dr. FOTHERGlL's NERVOUS CORDIAL DROPS, io Bottles at 4s. 6d. and 22s. each, TOLLS TO BE LET. NOTICE is hereby given, that the Tolls arising and to be collected at the several Toll Gates erected upon the Turnpike Roads leading from Poo], in the County of Montgomery, to Osivestiy, in the County of Salop, called the Ceunant Gate, the Upper Church Gate, the Groes Pluan Gate, the Buttington Crass Gate, the New Bridge Gate, and the Llanymynecb Gate; and at the several Toll Gates erected upon the Turnpike Road leading from Pool aforesaid to Shrewsbury, in the said . County- of Salop, called the Buttingtun Cross Gate, the Leightou Gate, and the Rose and Crown Gate ; and at the Toll Gate erected upon the Turn- pike Road leading from Pool aforesaid to Llanfair, in the said County of Montgomery, callr Pool Upper Gate ; and at the Toll Gate erected u;, on the Turnpike Road leading from Tregynnon by Trefnant, both in the said County of Montgomery, to the West End of the new Road adjoining Powis Castle Park, called theTrefnaut Gate ; will be LET BY AUCTION to the best Bidder, in the Town Hal], in the Town of Pool aforesaid, 011 WEDNESDAY, the SEVENTH Day ot M ARCH next, at the Hour of eleven. in the Forenoon, pursuant tu the Directions ef the several Acts of Parliament made and passed relating to the said several Turnpike Roads, and in the Manner direcicd bv an Act of Parliament made aud passed in the thirteenth Year of the Reign of his present Majesty, " For regulating the Turnpike Roads ;" which said Tolls produced the last Year the several Sums after- mention- ed, above tbe Expenses of collecting the same, and will be out up at those respective Sums Whoever happens to be ihe best Bidder, must at the same Time give Security, with sufficient Sureties to the Satisfaction of the Trustees of the said Turnpike Roads, for Payment of the Rents a^ reeJ for, aud at such Times, and iu such Proportions, as the said Trustees shall appoint. AND NOTICE IS HEREBY FURTHER GIVEN, " That the said Trustees wilt, at the Time and Place aforesaid, proceed to elect NEW TRUSTEES, in the Room of such as are deceased, or who have resigned. D. J. NICtlOLLS, Clerk to the said Trustees. Ceunant Gate, Church Gate, Groes PIQau Gate, ) .£. and Pool Upper Gate J 224 New Bridge Gaie and Llanyiiiyneeh Gate 240 Buttington Cross Gates, and Leighton Gate 400 Rose and Crown Gate 15 Trefnant Gate 10 TO PAV1ERS. NOTICE is hereby given, that any Person wishing to Contract for the RE- PAVING of the STREETS in the Town of OSWESTRY, in the County of Salop, containing from twelve to fifteen Thousand Square Yards, are desired to send their Proposals iu Writing sealed up, to Mr. E. EDWARDS, Solicitor in Oswestry, 011 or before the FIRST Day of MARCH next, iu order that the same may be laid before the Commissioners of the Street Act, at their Meeting to be held at. the Guildhall, in the said Town, on Friday, the 2( 1 Day of March next. A Specification or Plan of the Work may be seen, and tbe Manner of executing the same knowu, upon Application to Mr. THOMAS JONES, Surveyor, iu Oswestry. Persons delivering Proposals are requested to attend, by themselves or Agents, at the Guildhall, on the said 2d Day of March, precisely at eleveu o'CIock. By Order of the Commissioners, E. EDWARDS, Clerk. Oswestry, 5th February, 1810. rjpo COVER, at THE ROYALS, near Naut- JL wich, Cheshire : DIAMOND, ( Sire of Brilliant, Noblessa, Violet, Master Diamond, Mary, Fairy Queen, and other Winners in Ireland); At FIVE GUINEAS each Mare, aud Half- a- Guinea the Groom. Good Accommodations for Mares and Foals, at 7s. per Week. All Demands to be paid before the Mares are taken away. At the same Place, GOLDEN HERCULES, At ONE GUINEA, and Half- a- Crown. THE WELSLEY ARABIAN WILL COVER this Season, at BRAMPIQN- BRIAN, at FIVE GUINEAS each M re and Half- a- Gumea the Groom. He is a beautifuf Chesnut, 15 Hands two Inches high; be has covered two Years since he cime into England, within 10 Miles of London, and has pr > ve l him- self to be a sure Foal- getter ; and is all , wed bv competent Judges to be equal if not superior in Bone, Colour, and A-.:, i-. n to any of the Kind ever seen in thii- TCouutrv since the Godoll phin, Arabian ; and his Stook are very iiromisin '. Also will COVER at the same Place, rt' £"> 5% f„ f thorough- bred Mares and 10s Od. the Groom ; Country Mares £ 2. 3>. and 10s. 6d. th? Groom ; that beauuful bav Horse TUDOR. He is full 15 Hands three Inches high, and is allowed by Gentlemen that have seen him, to be as complete a Horse and as good Bone as any 111 this Country. TUDOR was bred by Lord Grosvenor and got by JOHN BULL, his Dam bv Tulip who was got by Damper; aud for further Particulars apply to the Racing Calendar. Great Care will be taken of the Mares, and Grass may be had at 7s. per Week, All Letters directed ( Post- paid) to the'. Stud Groom, I'RANCIS BOTT, will be attended to. Brampton- Brian is 10 Miles from Ludlow, 20 f. oin Shrewsbury, six from Kni"' itjn 20 fiom Hereford, and 13 from Leominster. A FRESH SUPPLY. W. EDDOWF. S, Printer, Shrewsbury, has received a fresh supply of the follow ing excellent and celebrated medicines, viz. ^ HE CORDIAL BALM OF GiLEAD, so universally reported to for its extraordinary superiority in removing all Complaints of the Stomach, Relaxations of the Nervous Weakness, the deleterious effects of hot climates, Tl Solids, and particularly the ill- consequences of intemperance ; in short, in every case where the constitution has been reduced by d sease or irregularity, the good effects of the Cordial Balm ot Cilead are unequalled. Also, The ANT1- IMPETIGINES, or SOLOMON's DROPS, the most powerful alterative, purifier and sweetener of the blood ever yet discovered, and may be confidently relied on as the most safe and certain remedy For the SCURW, Scrofula, King's Evil, Scorbutic Eruptions, Leprosy, and other disorders arising irom an impure or impaired $ tate of the blood and lymph. Likewise, The A BSTERGENT LOTION aud DETERG ENT OINTMENT. at 4s. 6d. each, for pimpled Faces, Sore Legs, and all kinds of Old Y^ ounds, Ulcers, Scrofula and Scurvy, humours after the Small Pox, Measles, & c. with" directions, in which the treatment of each disorder is explained. The words" SAML. SOLOMON, LIVERPOOL," are engraved on the stamp, which purchasers for their owu safety wiil be paiticular in i observing. N. B. A few scarce COPIES of SOLOMON's GUIDE TO HEA LTH, price 3s, only. Sold % , W. Eddowes, Printer, Shrewsbury, and all the prin- cipal Mcdicice Vender? in the Uuited Kingdom. DR. TAYLOR'S ANTISPASMODIC PILLS, A CERTAIN CURE OF THE EPILEPSY, OR FALLING SICKNESS, CONVULSION FITS, HYSTERIC & PARALYTIC AFFECTIONS, Cramp in Ihe Stomach, And an infallible antidote of that MORTAL MALADY THE APOPLEXY. IT has been asserted from respectable authority, that a great majority of cases of epilepsy are incurable by any remedy that has yet been discovered. And indeed some of the medicines prescribed by the Faculty for this dreadful com jlaint, are not only inefficacious, but often hurtful. Venesection, lilectri- city, Ep'- spastics, are ivarly powerless ^ antispasmodics. Valerian has been reckoned by many practitioners almost a specific in con- vulsion fits, but experience has proved that in nine cases out of ten it has b;: en of no real service. Mask, Castor, Assa'cetida, Peony Root, Viscus quercinus, Extracfum hyosciam, and many other re medies, in which great confidence has been placed by the faculty, have been used without success. A medical gentleman of the present day, has, howe\ er, discovered, after much study and labour, a re- medy fjr this disorder, which is, in most cases', an absolute specific; and in the course of his extensive practice in one of the principal county towns in this kingdom, he Uses it with complete and unvary- ing succe s. To extend however so happy a discovery beyond the circuit of his immediate private practice, he has allowed it to be advertised, tor the use of those afflicted with epileptic and convulsion tits, and the dreadful effects of iho- ie disorders. Printed directions for the use accompany each box, the price Of which is 4s. Gd. duty included. The Epilepsy often attacks suddenly and without giving any warning j bat is more Irequently preceded by a pain in the head, lassitude, some disturbance of the senses, uncju et sleep, unusual dread, dimness of sight, a noiae in the ears, palpitation of the heart, coldness of tiie joints, and in some there is a sensation of formication, or of cold air, & c. ascending from the lower extremities towards the head. In the fit, the patients fall suddenly to the ground ( whence the name of the falling sickness) frequently with a violent cry.— The thumbs are shut up close in the palms of the hands, and are with difficulty taken out; the eyes are distorted, so that nothing but the whites are to be seen : ail sensa'. ion is suspended,' insomuch that by no smell, noise, or otherwise, nor even by pinching the body, can they be brought to themselves : they froth at the mouth, with a hissjng kind of noise, the tongue is frequently lacerated by the teeth, and there is a violent convulsive motion of the arms and legs. Sometimes, however, the limbs, instead of being agitated by convulsive motions, are all still", and the patients are as immove- able as a statue. At length there is a remission of the sympioms, and the patients recover after a logger or shorter interval, when they complain of a pain, torpor, or heaviness of the heudj with a lassitude of all the joints. The disease will attack strong as well as weak people, and in those who are subject to it, any considerable excess in drinking, violent passion1, & c. will in general bring Oh a fit. Some have epileptic pa'roxysms returning periodically after considerable intervals, and the disease has been thought to have some dependence ou the phases of the moon.-—( Vide the Edinburgh practice of Physic and Surgery.)— When the epilepsy attacks persons about their ^ lst year, and the fits continue to grow more frequent, the animal functions arc often destroyed as well as those of the mind, and the patient be- comes helpless and foolish. Sometimes it will termrnate m melan- choly or madness, and sometimes in a mortal Apoplexy or palsy. To gua d against these dreadful consequences is a duty which the public owe to their afflicted neighbours, by administering to them Dr. Taylor's Anti- spasmodic Pills. Sold wholesale by Barclay and Sons, 95, Fleet- Market, and all the principal wholesale venders. Retail by Mathews and Leigh, 18, Strand, London, W Eddowes, Shrewsbury, and all Printers of Newspapers in the country, and venders of patent medicines, price 6d. a box, duty included. HEALTH AND LONGEVITY. DR. JAMES's ANALEPTIC PILLS, which were contrived by the Inventor as a remedy for himself, anil which preserved him to an advanced age, are admu- ably calculated for Rheumatisms, Colds, and all those complaints to which the human frame is liable from the vicissitudes of our climate: likewise for Bihous, and all other Disorders of the Stomach and Bowels; and for Head- achs, occasioned by indigestion or by free living. Recourse should be had to them after any excess, aud upon every slight indispos. tion ; and thus their well- known characteristic of promoting longevity will be maintained ; for, by timely assisting nature iu the due discharge of the animal functions, they preserve toe budy in health and vigour, and prevent premature decay. Sold only by F. NgwasKr aud Sovs, at the Warehouse f ir Dr. James's Powder, No. 45, St. Paul's Chinch- yard, and by those Venders in the Country who have an Appointment un- der their Hands, in boxes, price 43. 6d. each, duty included • or six in one laige box, for ,£ 1. 4s.— None aie gepuiue but those which have the words," F. Newbery, , Vo. 45, St. Paul's," engraved in the stamp. DR. STEERS's OPODELDJC. S far superior to all other external applications in . tlie Cure of Sprains, Bruises, Rheumatisms, ice. ; as also in Cramps or Nuaibuess, and iu promoting Circulation iu the Limbs when in a paralytic state. It is the best Remedy for Chilblains, il dissolved iu a spoon, aud applied Warm, or with a pledget of lint well moistened with it, and tied on the oart. affected. It is likewise of admirable serviue in the acoide. its and local complaints to which Horses are subject. Sold only by F. NtwaERY and Soss, No. 45, St.. Paul's Church- yard, London, price 2s. 6d. a bottle, duly included ; but none are genuine but those which have the words, " I. Neaberu, No. 45, St. Paul's," engraved in ihe stamp; and by their Appointment by Eddowes, Wood, Newling, Morris anj Palin, Snrewsbury ; Proctor, Piodgers, and. Felton, Ludlow ; Browne, Hnognorth; Evanson, Whitchurch ; Snelson, NanU wich; Mobbs, Wellington ; Edwards, and Price, Oswestry; Birch, Ellesmere; Smith, Iron Bridge. rjpi FOR COUGHS, CONSUMPTIONS, & c. Pectoral Essence of Coltsfoot. HE herb Coltsfuot, called Tussilago by the Ancients, was distinguished by theui, as its name sufficiently conveys, for its excellence in the ci re of Coughs, and other Pulmonary Complaints ; and this Essence has° i:' i the course of a long practice, been found the most safe and eflectual Remedy for Coughs, Asthmas, and all 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 fhe fibres, nod. thereby enlarges the cavities of the 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 Ihe Breast, and gives relief to those who, through age or infirmity, are deprived of rest or sleep. This Essence is prepared by JAMES RYAN, Surgeon, in Bristol ; and sold only by F. NEWBURY aud boss. No. 45, the East End of St. Paul's, London, in bottles 3s. 6d. each duty included; and none are genuine but those which haie the words " F. Newbcry, No. 45, St. Paul's," engraved on the stamp: and by their appointment, by EDDOWES, Wood Newling, Moiris, and Paliu, Shrewsbury; Procter, Prodgers, and Felton, Ludlow; Browne, Bridgnorth; Evauson, Whit- church; Snelsou, Nantwich ; Mobbs, Wellington; Edwards, and Price, Oswestry; Birch, Ellesmere; and Smith, Iron Bridge. Printed and puohshed bv WILI. IAM EDDOWES, Corn- Market, SHRSWSEURY, where Aovertisements and Articles ol Intelligence ( Post- paid) are received. Also, by W. Tayler and T. Newton, Printers' Agents, No. 5, Warwick- Square, Newgate- Street; at Garrawaj's, tne Chapter, Peek's, and Salopian Coffee- Houses, London ; b, all Ilie Printers ot the Provincial Papt- rs, aud the - Bookseller, in fhe Neighbouring Towns. :,