Star. — London, England, 1816-10-22 00:00:00

!a 7' , 0 • ~;. ••• rin fpEß 9249. DN Frilly, the 4th instant, the Lottery finished Draw i ng , arisen. as usual, BiSH's Oilers were pre-eminent , r ore Sale of great Prizes; lie having sold Capitals to a greater pspipethan any other Office keeper, viz. N o . 9,956 a Prize of £40,000 3,ISS a Prize of reSO,OOO Besides Prizes of £l,OOO, &e. &c. fhb astonishing fIOCC..BI is onlz a continuation of that good i gu as *dial so i n variably attenos his Office*, for he sold The First Prize of .e. 10,000 Consols. 'I he Last Prize of £50,000 Consols. '1 he Last Prize of £40,000 Money. The Last Prize of •,),00C Consols. The First Prize of £30,000 Consols. The Last Prize of 3130,1100 Mosey. ' el ides severs! of ,€30,01.}0, £23,000, £20,000, Sm. Ste. OF STAIN I.O . ITERY, of Ouly C,uco rickets, containing S • Prizes of - sEiVoja 3 • Prizes of . i g2,000 $ - Prizes of - £l,OOO Be. ate. in Consols and Money, 111'NOW GALLING AT • JOSH% 4. Cornhill, and 9, Charing• Cross. is vispiyltois I..wissey_wiiii be drawn is 01411 DAY, • ft . • Irk 'FFSPCIIONTii e mesAidow. MONEY AGENCY OFIIICE. Ir. oldest Office in London, where from sesoo • i s 210 0000, is alwayit reedy to advance by Annuity, or on las Nom, or in any mode suitable to the Borrower's car. lame; they claim more respectability and power than Fhauls liar, and can male an blatant 'advance to persons etiaricter. • ,*ppy to littaitsows and Co. Russell-Mews, Howland-street, Ilheitoram - - ------ MONEY. WOBLEMEN, Gentlemen, &c. may be supplied 11 with Money to any tmnunt, on terms equal to . mortgage, Wed 011 freshrild, Cnhold, Leasehold Laud, or Houses, samv 6 „,,, s soda, Marria py B r Settlesneuts, Wickiws' Jointures, Clergyeettnivlngs, or any other Property. Persons of respect. 'Nati maybe atesiumo toted on their personal security, atW the batineestowykned without exposure or delay. Applikation from twelve to two, or letters (post-pail) addressed to Messrs. Wills lid CO. No 49, -oath weer, Emits-ley-square. ant CASE 09 A NossizaliAts. ity desire at a Nab!email. aged 54y Mr. RYatER JJ publishes the following Case, that persons way. whew what will relieve them : Isition and AMlStion brought on, many years since, Nervous ftOmits, Relit:attar. and Debility : immense quantities of Me- Olio impaired his ttoniath, and produced Acidity and Ham- Ink Ind a train of nervous affections, which molested peace, apd enjoyment, by irritations, horrors, fears, tremhbngs, iiipitty, transient pains • and his head was grievously distretied Idiebtp, huzzings, g ad tines, &c. In this miserable state, Wm as be believes, gene through the whole Materia Medica, had 'scout tie to li,,ymer's Cardiac and Net von , Tinc•ure' tram &day sse cf which he obtained most comfort ible relief . KB. Le: era to Mr. Rymer, for Advice or Medicines, will be •idatende.l to --iieigate, August, 1111 S. Wholesale and etettiA by Mr. Rymer's Aprintment, by Bays. Sutton and Co. Cate Lncey and Co.) No. 1 0, Bow Church r;latiti Retail by Fred Smith. No. es, Haymarket; Randall , Übe* ; Bacon and Co. 000 rd-street ; F. Newbery piSeu,4s, St. Paul's Chureit•yard ; J. Hat ri+ corner, of Lust mince : sad by every V i.nda ot Patent Ikedicnnis in the IlibeillistiOsa,lo bodes, at ts. 6d. Sm. 175.; and in pima, at Dabs which there is a sonsiderahks saving. *Mon ast7 bona, prise g 4• in boards, Eighth Edition, hitettepon Drpery, or Itidlgisstion, and the Hypochondriac tisk; sad goo the liitlant . mmory er ltesular Gent, and the Atinkkreemar,or Flying Gout : ° with various Cases of Nervous fasta,Paralitic,andspasmolic Aff,ctions • Diseases of Rea:a lba and Debiltty ; Broken Constitution ; H abitsi impaired by In temperance, Ctin.ate, ice. Together with t i inn of the medical virtues of that causer& nary Patent alltcdrt irie, the Car ew and Pierson& Tincture; and of tree varldus Pilseases and Orgisinis in which it is adinteteted; and or kb Done; Effects, By James itymer, tutgenti. worrikr ADMIR VAS OF 01.045 Y 800 S. WARREN'S ORIGINAL JAPAN LIQUID • BLACKING for knots and Shoes produces, with the Pinot are, the most .190114 Jet Black ever tirheld; piVserves &Leather soft, and prevent+ its cracking, I. periectly free Irons impliscast smell, and will retain its virtue+ in tiny climate. V Ladies will -.tho had by dal continued use 9: this Filching, Otir halt boo's and walking shoes will experifice a brilliant neettiqi , al to die higbest Japan Varni-b, they will be rendered ;oretersfrotlf, and will not soil tine Clothes. p. Iris particularly requested to observe the label is signed Oct/al/Zen. eterd bire innilstort ere sellint clniportions• under t4e Stiere tome. - - We bill Warren, 14, St. %lartln's lane, London, and sold !RA at . . 4111 tnittab7Cande7 F...irsi” lamlagbant, Wade Edinhro',Rl•cltie I Oxford, Pliwman ---, Mathison --, Carter Forrester .....-.—, State' &Co. Gloucester, Morgan Swans a.haintonds T om, -.antes Jenkins Heretord.Loclar I Warwick. Hakes , Parka Hew heuse, Hull, Wand. Weymouth, Harvey Pick Reynolds !Anti • & C. Nobbs Ohs Kingdom, in stone bottles, 6d. 10J. iske-Woren's.litsellng. --ti Wood Walkrr tbdialck, Cycle Smith * 4 ---,Atarchnd Pid 4 /gm Town I arg 44. each. tt• TOA GREAT if ektitIFACTU REIt IN ST. 1 - 0 COROE•8 FIELDS. S•viiim ars! At OTT rrtsFeint rile chlAdalk • AtIJ ktar ine si:+g of Ili P.N Eb,:r - Blacking. ... % . 1 14 worth agoloi.t an others baciti4, . WhO liainly vie. with Tu RN Ek's Mocking. It %IMO Pleids I wateh'.l the parking - Of haiapers fili'd with TURN i r it's Blacking, M wieh'd (no woinderll I. were snacking A quart or rut of *I i s il KNE it's Nacking: Din, ah ! poor Poets must be larking • t*:tti h:zuries as 'IVA HER's lihic!tirg. kilt are tilt Fair *ear Pesos attacking. 'Who will not ihine in • l'U lt N4R's Blackhig i , , ll* to tbeir , De lete is ;fitly ricking, . , Nit welitiringi to TuRISER's Of:tilting, litit men refuse to take wheat's twain*. • beharried ate they With TURNErs Blacking. • Ile Sailor, whin i t, w r o t ra iaetiej,. alar;,, a nta; shoe with 'III RNEkt's Blacking; The '..c. : dy :oldl e r tifvoniChifig, OW' , thi: dain2 w i :th 'll.lltl4Eit's Itlickiigh Anil, wilv t iti latistite. City IMMO, • • - • Ihis i , boors airing bright with :I.URNEIt's Blacking. Ntit ait JavAn Play hel o t traCkinfh „ • Who kelp s hi Way With Tint NER's 'llLiciting, tii Pant; stt, the frog kola eqcitiinc, TM kith* hint With TURNII:tI liiii.iltdiell Ohl 'Lis a falsibuod liege ahti wisitisitS. ; * re toy a wont ' sa l mi 'FUR pshict4l3ckint; ' . Tbett haste, i p ra y, an d fear Ito qui.•citing. - On Bobt or shoe in 1 U R NEU% tilYeklegj ifldist be his labour neves. slachroi Itakm • . , - i 06 _-- suck inetairnable Blacking, , • ' ; • I tblt Blacking I; *old in slzpoortgo pilling, told . l " Pt Bclttlus by aa . 1 30 0 titt4kerg Gloeffi• Prugleal , 7 rat kiflllllongte.,llrult t ii4mi t ‘ta i • in tottPu sildeounui• 111 iLioOdno-Rogit. Sontbwalrk. • 4 4 1,ii. Ask Am Tiunet's Shitkinii. ; °. • 4.1 .6. is 4 Y rM ler OM PO • • I 144 04: 21; i ll :I P 11. " 41! .;11C419 . . • . .• 1 . . . -.. . • „ , . e '• , . 4 4 ----- 41...-- , ' . .A. i;„...,. • -. . , 4 •44:v.k r. rt k" . • • Ir ,- -' , ' - 1 1 74' t M. : • IN6.- .* • 4.....,W Prow - , • V ._ - • low , - - • • • ..............01. - 4111 AO' 1 1 1, # • -..----1 Ptt!c:E V EN- i)RICS. NATI LLIANI eitESWICK. P•• er-‘ll , l.tr NI. 5., josin street, atkore•trieet. kadit.g to .Cheat Portland.. *tree, Atvlon,..respectfol yin ~rnis the Pottle, that I.e ha. nr•or On hand a large stocker t'•r very h-rt prise Nath Writing Paper at lower Prices tban t6ls ar•ida bay for many ran bees sold fur. Superfine Thin Beth regt, lits per Ream. Superfine TA•ck Lash 14t. 611. Per Resin. , W. C. beg. to a,:d, that lie his commerced manufacturing Arrount iln.dts of cvrry descripthin, and vends them veirisuila charge for Riding, at esti t•nse prices. itetird cr Kttree SiiperSole li a.it Writing Paper 10 to 45 per Cent unds:r the attove ihe wards . i MAKER overeats Taint of Iris bows. - - - =sue 171 E WE•S7 if INSaR PA NIL E id. Institution, so important in our Police Eco. nnmy. is no: sufficiently known to the Pinlic. Per. suaded that a more ...ntimate arquaintanao with im internal regulations and managetn•nt, may not only. be acceptable talus geadrrs, but useful to the com, munity, we have procured soak infetmeion ewer. nin. , the Establishment, which We rtio* submit to Pubic; • GENERAL OUTLINE. At present themare only IL ma!e convicts cinaflnea in this retsiientiaty.but the p.m intended for the tic:ries:l of males is•neally completed, and will be :esuy to rcevive sheen in die comfit: ef a few - weeks. The chap 1, which i. t mutt spacious hui.eling, and well con-Slimed for the accnentrldAtiob of the corm. mittee, ofil. - ers, and ptisoners, is also ncasly finished s and h ill ise consecrated by the biahop of I...eunoe, early in Notimber next. At present, a large room, is made use of as a temporary cliiepel, and it is veer , interesting to witness the decree deportment of the convicts during Divine Service. The prisoners are divided into two cla sec, stint ate distinguished by a particular dress. There are schools for their religious and moral instrnetions, under the immediate super: intendence of the Chaplain, who tlisttilmited atnvn,gst them, according to his discretion, rell‘ k ons books, at the expense of the Establishment. He Leeps a join - . nal of observation, arid daily sees and . convrtses with the prisonirs as to the stater of their minds, and gives %piritua advice to the sick,' and to all who reviire it. _ _ _ _ _ _ • reasonable time is allcoved to the prisonefi every day fur walking and exercise. At the approach at disk a hall is rang, when they must leave cif, work and repair to their separatepiyht cells. Tire eleatili. .less and good order of the plison, which meet tba • eye of a visitor in eiery dirc:ction, is truly gratiOing and the conticti.'whil.2 they seem to fear tie cligetitay dficers, at the satire tirne appear to respect them. Tole Gf' )vzrnor arid Matron :ago keep a journal at observation, and their I,:od.Arle attention; as well 41 that of the other cfricer, are such. it is to balinped, as to insure not oily the g,to t conduct of the prisoagra during their confincarem, but uitimattir their coin. prime relortwation. A itlity‘: 411 the prisoners are treated with the greatest kindness, yet the nviisggenieno of ttie prison i. so coitLittcted, that thi.mtlit feed, sa a proper degree, the punishment of being cougga 4 PARTICULARC. Tinwaf Confinement.—For and &ring any term not eiregretrn five yeses, in case an tjetuter Malt have bens saruced to ho ainsporte I fur seven years only ; for a ,. y term nut e- -eetling seven years, hi case he or she Milli have be.n st, sentenced tor la ' years; and fur a term not exceeding, to year., 10 C 4 such offtms der shall Lase received sentenze art tran , portati.4l tor life, or si,,afg have been capitally convicted. .Allutinent of 'I rote on We Days I.44:iday to c1.4:-Ittas, the prisoners, who are in heath, rise at half-past five, and at day.lreak during the remainder of O_ year: Batt an lora is :dicky:eel arts fur dreoting and washisag—thet. they amine:ice their we At nine o'clock they have their breakfast; at high past nine they resume ilitr.r . work. At one ti . e!ock their dionerp are distributd among thou, and en hour it a:km..l' for titineri air, and teercite; a. two re'oosl they TIM.J:I to *work. At stir o'clock in summer, alld.M. sitimet ita winter, theyleinre off work. hi the winter alt the itrisouera dun. locket MN their ni t .* cells, except on the evenings on which they are asietubled.for the put pose t?i religiose find moral instruct's:is In ti. e miritbt they are not looked np till seven o'clock, an y ur tieing &owed- • during these months; for air mil. exercise is the courts. Imam, diatety after they are lucked up in their separate cells kw Our their skipper is dehvered td than:. c,,, syr:days.—On a F-ta;clay they rise at seven from I.aclyauy to Michaelinaz, gel it eiAltt during chic renumider of the year.— They attend the ctii.yet twice iu the day, are allowed a comae! cable time between the hours. of Divine Serv.ce and the time allotted for their private religious itistra(,:tiou, to air end tut, clic. So6n after they leave the Chapel it, the evening, they sris locked up In their respective night cell}, that those who are so disposed may have an opportunity of ,antroving themselves by ,reading and reflectity. I hey are freveutly examined' publicly in the chapel as to tiae progress they Lave made in their religion; instruction. Etemise.—Wben walking In the counts they are always ender the ir.peytiou of a Turnkey, winimust attend to their behavione, - and prevent their loitering sad standing still. fur the purpose Ag conversation, Instead of taking such exercise as may be essential to their health, Dress.--First classy yellart and brown.; second class,green and brown; made of cheap and coarse materials, with web marts WI peculiarities as may tend to.facilkate discovery In ease of escre . • 'lnstructiono—Divine ticresce is performed ft / telling and after. noon, every Sunday, and Psayera arc read every wonting in the Infirmaries. In the Schoohi the pritoners are instructed in reading ae4 writing, end, as near as possible, upon the plan ',dotted by ;ha Sidon' Sqciety. Admittance Of Strangers.—No strangers are admitted to we any part of the prison in the occupation of prisoners, unless by an order from his Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for the Sims Department, Or unless aczompaded by-a Member et the Committee. • V east and Communicating with Fi ends.—blo prisoners sktlit timing the period of their confinement, hi permitted to see unless by an order irbett the Committee, *rat* the Visitor. This inJutenee only, *ranted to such wordy whose conduct, on erfierenc-.1 to the Chaplain Oeutronr, and i vlaster Matit.tacturer (ix Matron, .If a female prisoner), zn i tg aPpsar to entitle them to such favour. The interview letweess the prisoners soil their friends caq only iake place in the prep series ef an °facer of 'the prison, If any prisoner he range musty Win the Infitmary, he oiiihe may, at the discretion Alf the Chaplaini Waited by his ***her friends. No provisions or liquors are allowed to be conveyed Into the prison by any felons,p of the Ftisoners. * The Prhaniers are allowed slier tentage on their work. The Governor stay; with the consent of die Committee, indulge auitsious Prisoners by allowing them to work artetthe boursap. Ipointed for labour.. it Maraca of the Siam' class may be reported to the Semelasf of thre for the Holni Depairiescnt, in cunt..quence of any ctto. fury diligence, in order chat they may bet, yetamtuaudetilly tap as objects of tae . ltoyal Mercy. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1816. Tbb day was publiabed, prke 94. in board', A DIARY of a JOURNEY into NORTH LA. WALES, by the late SAMUEL JOHNSON, LL. D.— Printed from the original Manuscript In his own hand-writing. Together with a Fac-simile of a Part of the Manuscript. Edited, obit illustrative Notes, by R. DUPPA, LL P. London : Printed for Robert Jennings, 2, Poultry ; where the original Manuscript may be seen. 'I HE COMMERCIAL HALL WINE COMPANY, (tIITMSLISHILD 10 ,TIII: TtAll 1808,) . No. to, SKINNER-STREE r, And No. 940, OXPOItb-STREE I% LONDON. AHE COMPANY solicit the Public attention to the Colupany's List of GENUINE WINES, SPIRITS, and CORDIALS, austitig that, as :heir Prices are fixed on their usual moderate Scale, they will as heretofore give full satisfac- ' lion to that truly respectable: part of the Community, persons who pay Ready Money ; nu pains or ezpense having been spar-sl for the last Eight Yens, In selecting the most w ire wi lt ., t hat could be procured f the choices: Vintages in the World. VOKLCUAI. WINES, Yet Doz. Red Port, VIIIIRKe 1811 . - - - 445. ,Ditto, ditto, ..firesQualicr, sad the beat imported 48s. °Ditto, sealed Ts R. A. drawn from the Pipe as ordered, and allowed to be the (Dug superior thit is sold - . 545. Ditto, ditto, lll'Months In Bottle - • ' 60s. Old Itoriz crusted, curiously high and soft flavoured 6G.. Bucellas, from the Hock .Grape , - - - - 58.. Old Port, in Pints, Vintage of 181)8 - . Sus. SPANISH AND LISBON WINES. Pine Old Sherry, direct 3:4. I Lisbon , direct . 48s. Ditto, ditto, East India D.tto, 1....5t India - • 60. (matchless) - - flOs old Rich klousst:ain 48s. Ditto, Paleslitto, ditto .s tt 1 I)stto, Old Rota Tent 83s. RliLls,ll:4l4. btc. Moselle - 84,. I Hock, Old - • Ithemsli - . . loos. I Ditto very Old • MADEIRA'S, TEN Eli IFFE'S Ice. Fine Tenerife . ills.' Dino, old film West In- Ditto Vidonia . 484.1 dia ditto - Ditto Langarotte 50. Ditto, Old East India . Ditto 4tich Palma nos. part:cuiarly fine Ditto Brunt' Madeira an.. FRE: Claret. small ilavettu'ed, but good bodied Ditto, the Bata Chateau Margott 110.. Ditto, Sato, I.afitte 1 tUN. Burgundy, it Growth iSth Hermitage, lit Growth 130.. -7.3 g. 12nh. I 4tis: [CIL Champagne, the finest Sparkling 1261. ECtro, ditro,,Cresming 1%1. Vitt de Grave "Ls. SAtiturne 75+. Vin de Garnash. a curi ous scittee Article 1168. Old Front Ignisc W INES. tied Cape, from the finest Mita . Grape trutr plat te I • - Cs. Constatitia, the finest, in CAPE Cape Madijra, the usual fine Quality, sold by . the C. H. W. C. , SO. Ditto yin de Grave, in french' &ides 4Rs. COR Pints .544. lIALS Noyeau, Red slut Wh:te 666. Pine Apple Shrub 6(is. De. Brandy do. ddieous it l i. Gk.NIII.E SPIRI . I'S. Per Gallon. English Genf tia 9s. GIL— JAnialca Rum, particu -1 is. ad.—sifts. Gd I larly fins - IS,. 6d. HoUands ditto, pure Cogui...4 It;le old 295. White Vs. 0 t to, I.: tottles, 96 Jam. Kum, old St pelt IN. ti'. Yr...ri• old 424. Fur the inirriliont ey of thew Fartßiv* w!to prefer !heir - Ns/km it, Piers, and for Cmmuitseer§ in swertor At t;cles, the Company have witc•ed di:• smolt cm ions Witte. 4:...mi act the foilow ibg As the most riw:re U st ran be prodi.sed; ' Pt:: I)Qg • Fine Wtsit India Ma deira, ht Pint, 01:1 Lat.t India (Una, of ;ha moat exquipits Fla vour and qual , ty Maims iy D✓ladeira Malmsey Cartsry Vin de Uarnash Prr Dos. Old Ead India Sherry of the riimt euriuss aul . r.corce Quality Fine old dry Lisbon D•cw weasel a Ditto Cor.s.antia, very rare Quality Friar !pilau 555. 'EH. PIPE. Ditto West India Ma- deira £t Ye Ditto East India di - to 165 Teneriffr and Vitiogia 95 Cape Madeira, the Etrit 65 3!?.. 3:1. 31s. 455. 431. . 45s Sas. WINES Port Wines, Vintagc 1815 £lOO Ditto, ditto 1412 1 r Fine oki Slaerry 110 Una Last India $4O Port Wines of s - uptiior ezeedence. The Commercial Hull V4' ine'Company have the pleaatire to form their Cwoomers, Fatuities of the firtt rank and and the Public in getseral, that they have onw fur Sale Ten housand Dozeta of Port .Woie, wieclt for fi.tvour and true es relL ;ice or quality is nuiqty, the l'i 3 ce 343 jet. 4(4:0t. I his L. of the puha quality of Portu.ol Red Wine, from the wood, and is only td ended fOr ketrAt.t; to roduce inch :F ine as Levt-r can he eterliord 49. prevent :In) other W !r• Alt introauceal a; this snit:l44,oe Petilie intortned thi.t. every Lurk w be seskd with . brigrt reit :vas, and the word* $ • Coin meicial H a ll Wine Couipsny." in a circle, with " R A." in Use centre of the 8.11: Si quid &mini ryciius I his Candi-!us imperti, at non ids 'ute; e niecum.—Host. "0 regtadte the hit:i.nii vitslon;, not to dettrny JL them; to give them a proper direction and a due force, In stead of vainly attempting to uradicis'e them front our nature, or f4olilily and impiously r etunding to divert them into new chan nels—is the business of a rational mir t iii - y, divausi by the us - eepts of the purest itel!gion, and countenanced by the conchis.ons of the soundest phtlosophy. It is utinece sary, after all that has been wriitevi on this 'object, to describe the symptoms which in dicate those diseases that are brought upon the human body and mind by indulging ro exemi erg sexual p:tl'l.lre4, and particularly by persevere g he a p~ rilicious habit too otte: - . acquired at School. It more concerns the . private ha,ipitiess o, Individuate and the rwtersl prosperity of the couniry, to announce to the Public,. that trent a Ineg cud extensive practice in this particulair Isnancli rit the Pro!vobitm, we cut with the greatest cunilencq assure at l'arents and Guardians of Youth, and those persons who labour under a general or partial debility and deranginients of the Newtons Strress, whether produce! by this habit, by inveterate SI Natalie Infection, by intemperate i.ving, yr residence in hut climates, by intense applica.ion to study, by immoderate grief, or by excesses of any kind, the' we have it in our power to Eiffel au entirely new metbnd of core, Without the smallest use di Mt Renew, which In vll the varieties and in all the stages of these compliints, has continued to answer the most sanguiue expecta tions of Patients of both Seats. The earnestness and aniiety with which the world has' lOng looked fur so great a desideratum in the comforts and improve• oittnts of a polished and enlightened age, Si that of men of skill; talents, and integrity, riAredair. themselves exclusively to those diseases,.is evinced by tbe . mger aiptieations for *ice and me dielPes which we are daily rec•Aving from every quarter of the, meld. In slight and recent Mies Of Syphylitic Infection, a per feet cure is completed in theihOrt perludof two &iv , midehtiSit of the utmost inveteracy, where miser Yractitieeers Yersivfaliedk a proper, persesorenca in, our sign of treatment, ensure. to . the ?atiept,stWandler* curl.. Stile:Awes of the Urethra. truM ten to twat y yaks idtifi, auperioi Method of dire, permanently removed fu the course of tutee vlreekl,.. • Patients of sitter sat may ooniolita with that rarest honour, wormy, sod delicacy*. at.otar . huilte, NO. _lO7 O Heston-gtoden.-7 6 Pe t denta the, country, desepliing the escarp of their pike, Mid I inteloiing i remittance for vie , and mefficines, the Mink will be sent to 10i rifts af.tbe litota• , • No. 107, fiattes-Gavdett. ! N. B. Tit above ithportant illgtotay in the earecit .oyplaylis aed pebility, wisert. rital.uErdiay Dr. quoit's, in ,bia Ifte travels FRANCE, NAPLO, and ROME, frorit ; Whence be has jbst rettiined ivitirsc;me highly lnkreadng and important faas tr *pectins the present state of niet!..caland surgical Fiasco on the; MartMeatt, witch be is. preparjs 30 lay baby. the pi** In a treatise eorniainte, and wbltA bc bop, fa h !blab a $ ktr w pall*, SALES BY AUCTION PORT. OF GWEEK, By Order of the Honourable Commissioners of his Majesty's Customs, on Wao es snot', the soth day of October instant, at Twelve o'Clock in the Fort•noon. THE GOODS UNDERMENTIONED, vli Four Hogsheads of prime Claret Wine, Thirty-two Galli"; of sorrior Via it Grave, Tweemy•one Gallons Brandy, and Nicetern Gallons Geneva. 'Me whole will hr Sold for Mire Consumptitm, on payment of the dunes of Customs and Excise; or, for Exportation, free. from Duty. Also, about Nine Yards of Canvas, for Home Consumption. For Ready Moni only, The Goods may be viesvod by app;ying at the Customhouse, Hel,ton, on the day or tale. WORCEsTER RE. Capital WATER lIWELLING.HOU 4 E, &e. 31Id TWELVE A(`RE'i of MEADUW LAND. By Al: aoliv:s, At Garraway's Coffee-house, Lxeliangeilley. Cnrnhill, Innilon, on Tuuttsnav, the sari 01 141)Vvr”TrT, MG, it 12 o'clock, A.AVA LUARIL,E F E,E HOL ESI7A . LINK _MILL, situate adjoining the turnpike Road hoot Worcester to Malvern, in the ut Leigh, Campf.sing A CAitl CAL WA I . lsR CORN MILL, With Three Patrol Stone., with a gond bead of water, sup plied by a running sir. an. A Cont•tirtable DWELLING-HOUSE, with Offic s, Stable, and Qiitinalisig-, Nursery Grossed, Land, Or whole contaitinig I'2 Aere.s; t Ruud, and 21) Perches, all lying compact. !the I:taildingi and min have rccently been put Into Raman tial repair. and form a very eitgiisleprupeity, in an eseeilent and sles,!rab!ii pleasant intuition. May b.. , viewed by :wising on the Premise, where Parties. ;ars may be had; of Win. Handy, Esq. and Moisrs. Welles and Dickens, Solicitors; the Ho* si)ule and Star Inns, Worces.ee; Bash, ; White Lion,' of Mr. Phelps, Evesham; Mr Adams, Ditl-i-d; lien and t.llckei.s, Birmingham; T. U. Parr, Et.q. Lichfield; George, Cheltettbam ; Glow , cei.ter ; at Carrassay% C ; a.ed of Mr. Rubins, w;ek-streig, Guldsn-square, Lynam', where a Mu of the Estate may be seen. Wc.JRCESTER . BETWEEN MAI,Vi.R AND WORCEStER, And small Pan In HEREFORD:MIRE. • VALUABLE FR kEIIOI.II ESTATE, • Upwards of ONE HUNDRED and FIF I'Y-FIVE ACRES, Eligible MAIDEN ;E ^iri 01•FICE3,.FARM YARD, BARNS, and OU E-BUILDINGS, LAN:3.I•An REDEEMED. liv Vir. 11015iNS, _ _ At Carraway's Coffee-i - loust-, Cornhllt, on nuesoar, letivenher !Mei, at fweve DEsuca mg Fit E lib 1) AT called GRIT I'S: fln the occtivat:on of Air. TialoTitY, from Year to Ye!ar) CoMprising'aii eiil it,le Family Residence, with Offices, excellent Cel at., a farm-Yazd, CoW-Hauses, Cart- Liids.-s, and ea:hes Onto:I:4w, U.3.!..e.e., Orchard, and up ward. of OtNIE HUNDRFD AND FIFTY-FIVE ACRES Cf ride M-;dow, are, Hop-Ground, and Arable Lind, all ir. i tiigh stye of Cady/mut vitiate in. the ParibLet of Leigh Crash y, Ili the Cionties of Worcester and Hereford, between Wu-canter and Maiverit--a rich and brau•ilul part ut the County, wit: iminedi.ue Po+eieseun. - May be eksired by applying otrthe Premises, where Part cu ;ars may be had; of Wituam Han.ly. key. and Messrs. and Dckets-, Solicitors, ttn, 1-Inp-e&e, and Star • lims, tecs:tr ; :lush, ; White Lion, Bath; of Mr. Eve .haisi ; Mr. Adams, Otfoid ; Hen slid Chickens, Blianii,gliam ; T. G. Pair, Esq. Lichfield; orge, Cheltenham ; Head, Gluecester ; at Cansw.ty's Coree• House; ant of ii i.. Warwtck•strest, Gold‘in-square , where a Plan of the Eea:e ?nay be seen. • BUILIOTHECA HAREEIANA. By Mr. kOiliNS, At the Repels, late Mr. I'L.lTe's, Warwick-street, Golden ...cluttie, on Tt/t&DAY, tF.c 1 th NoVetaur, 1 8 1 6 , and Four following, DL s, at Eltiveit o'Cl:o.k, 3 1 H E SCARCE tutt.l VALUABLE REMAINS of .he 11.1RLEl AN LIBRARY, the Property of i 1 ,1 - bit nritl; c..it.t,tirz of Timmy rare and Uoitiae Works routed by grcat rm.:rely and labour by lb.! ee4ebrate4 His TitlIASDItElt From ttoe r.v...es of Aldus, Frotrin rt s, Henry and. ktidu Ste. kiziet.r. Viarks, Tonson, Biskerefile, tie. tee.; likewise Lowy tare and curious Tract* relating .to Vatglish History; anion , 4 the ,pletulid Works. , are, in folio, Collins's Historical Collection of the Noble Family of Cavendlds Caltitc:'s 11c:to. nary of the Bible, Strife's A: twin, Fairfax's Godfrey of Bou logne, Howell's Hintocc.if Discottr.e of London, Dryton's Foly ,tll,Wi, Scat :o ak Lealeas, F.nderhie's History of Wal.:s, Morttor Rgrunt Italleseion • Seriptorti, Blida Polyglotta Edit Walioni, C3stc.li I.i.tOcort.Strabou i Remits Geograpacarma, Oxon Edit. Herodotus et liato,by Aldus; Curtis' Lite of the Duke of Or mond, Spence's Polyitictis, Dugditle's *Baronage, Dart's West. mister, Consanfini I.raicoo, Birch's I .ives, and Hayti'. Genera! Dictionary, Ste --Quarto, Giorivili d'italie, Muravori Anall d'ltalie, Jvidd Deiphini. Sophocles a Bryack, Wharton's History of English Poetry, II De:emerald di Boccaccio, Lithgow's ' l'ra.vailes, l'uvrell's History of Wales, la Faufolinerk de Jean de Fratichiares, tiiggin's fidirrour for Magistrates.—Octave, the Work, of Rollin, Swift, Hume, &c.. Voyage de Anacharsis, Dahill Opera, E.ll:ver; Lliles early Poetry, Ritsou's Catalogue Lditiburgh Review, Monbodo on Languages, Dryden's Works , by Walter Scott, Jettnson and Stephen's Shakespeare, Heat nes Scrip•files Varif de Hhitoris Anglicante, in Rs Volumes, many M them hr."- piper; Ciceroni , Opera, Claretidian's History of the Rtheliion, and numerous other valuable Works in divers lan gusaes. To be viewed Friday, Saturday, sod Monday preceding the :We; .dsta , o,•ues on the Premises, at Is. 6d. eat; of Mr. Adams, Auctiin:er, Oxford; Mr. Deighton, Cambridge; and of Mr. RobLis, Weiwick.street, Goklen•square. . • LOCK AND SURGICAIa DISPENSARY. His Royal Highness the Duke of YdRK, President. Snit 6 totr—M r. Kt emu, Member of am Royal College, Londe*. Govitiatoah—Earl of Egremont, Rasa of Leitrim, Hon. Colonel . .• • I. Barry c hl.P. John Lacombe. M.P. riIHE Roial. and Noble PAtrrns of the above IN 1. rtTu VION, tar the carload) Treatment °WEN/MEAL COMPLAINTS, and their dangerous consequences, in order to insure the benefits that hare resulted limit, selected Mr. Kier. nin ai its Sorgitin, Needing high on the hat of the R oYal. College) fituntardng *meted Ida chict attention yo those diseases. Mr. Kiernan concaves it a part of his ofilcial duty to caution the public, by panting to dle List of the Royal Caste, published it) February, 1916, as the only sure guide, and that no assertion of penman aisninint suit title*, and poblidy advertising duds; withourbeing sanctioned by this list, are to be credited. The an neal rep eta or ti tt 4.ock Ilispeitarroill . prowe that some of the molt clangdons, cases of Strictures, Debility; and other supposed aff ee Incurable done of tbe Gct ra tlse Organs hawe been hat ra clicoaly lad 'Meet/gully Mr. liternattawe be'e,Oonaked as t ranaL by both SeneVat Me HoWs insisnspesr: ..(;liarlotte-street, Bedlted;sapare, where let. tern fcarp foam add Country we to be natlnssed, and the neces -1 wary adptee and)heditine will bested), or sent, toasty part af.thel ltt r ni*lb ultdiabid, pries O. Ittition, %latest Obenrwadone on the Owe Akeepsevin jr, Ceram, end -11111 y; be bad at No. 174, Flew:owed, (u. SO" Pactia9,o94o7, aad kill, lo p Ccowikourf. sob% • IN