Star. — London, England, 1811-04-30 00:00:00

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To-which will be added, a New Grand Spectacle, called TORMAIN THIEWIRATE. - Tnrmain, the Pirate, Mr.Blancbood ; Louisa, Mrs. Wybrow. A celebrated Pas Scut by Yuung Jones. To conclude with a New Grand Melo-Dramatic Romance, taken from the Arabian Nights Entertainments, called ALI-BABA AND THE FORTY HIEVES. With New Scenery, Machinery, Dres.es, and Decorations. The• Piece opens with a View of the Silver Lake, and con cludes with a Dance of Fairies. Doors to be opened at half past five, to begin at half past six. Boxes 4s. Pit 2u, Gallery Is. Second Price. half past eight.— Places for the Boxes to be Lakin of Nit /ones, at the box OMce.Tottenham-street, front ten till four. On 1 handay heat will be produced a New Barletta, founded on the plot, incident, and dietiou,e(P.ial and Virpinia. OSS, No. 119, B:shnpfgate-streei Within, respect -1% 674 rectuntner.ds totaaes 4tel Gentlemen visiting tha Aleropola this selson,sliat they *mild intend bud examine his imporium,for 812 4 bionatie Pirugues, where, ia rooms fitted, up TurPoirly, they mayehaise their favcowite cialour,'fit them to the 11, ad, and i3apt tiaras to the countenance without the incouvap 'Bent trouble of aiJitingsar the treeless formality of giving orders, except ut particular eases; for lightness, elegarce, and ease, they are enparalltled, and for varier/ he ran display thousands of tints ant shapes from 3,3, 4, and 5 gallows, each, appropriately to heighten the lovelifiess of youth, or control ravages the of age. BY THE . r f `HE DOMZSTIC.TELEGRAM—This. Ile. , guns Sod awful luteeldne 4 galsibited at the Domestic Tete rapt) Apartniensa, NO. 4 Jelstryn4trvet, St. Jentes's Weans niunicates Orders from every apartment ma Heti* or Boi,Desk or SuEdivision in Public Houses, fans, Coffee-koems,&c. with a degree of rapidity and precision whidb have never before been ob-. tallied, the saving of time bring always twosthirdicand in many easel five-sixths, with the invahlablt advantage and mentort of. doing more by few servants, without the noise and interruption of intrlilve enquiry. As It is imposiibla to giie an adequate state ment its whole effect In the limits of an advertiseinent, the Proprietors Invite the Public to visit and Inspect this Apparatus at the said apartments, where the favour of orders will be re ceived aud punctually execyted. TVETRICHSEN, Tailor, Habit-maker, and Army Clothier, at bis old-estabtished House, No. le, Rathboac place, Oxford-street, (whoie superior and high-approved styli . ..of cutting Mel of Fashion's Clothes, Ladies Riding Habits, and Young Dander's's Dresses, bas given such general satisfaction), begs key* to Wilt the honour of a continuance of the commands of the Nailer sod Gentry, to whkA the utmost attention will, at all thaws, Impalas ' INVISIBLE INDLO. COTTON PETTICOATS, DRAWERS, WAISTCO4,IIS and DRESSES all in one. 141t.5. MORRIS respectfully informs those Ladies It she has ka& the honour to serve far several years, and Ladies In genera/. that she has an entire, fresh, and extensive assortment of bee 'Paten& Elastic India Cotton Invisible Pesti ' coats, Drawers, Waistcoats, and Dresses, all iu one, now ready for their inspection. likewise Ladles Hunting and Opera drawers, evades much approved of by every Lady who has made trial of thcri, their pleasant Elasticity and delicate colour, being of a au.irrior quality. Will add less to size titan a cambric muslin, anti warranted never to shrink In the wash. Children's of every star, and made to pattern, at the Original Hosiery, plove.anal Welsh Fianna Wureisouse, Ho. 100, Otionbaaseet. MANGLES, UPON SUPERIOR PRINCIPLES. BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL I.ETVEFCS PATENT. . THE Nobility, Gentry, and Public in general, are re►pectfully informed that S. DAVIS having purchased the Patent of Mr. MORRIS, fur his excellent MANGI.ES, has re moved the Business front► No. 53 to N 0.4, Skinner-street, Snow hill, London, four doors from yisei-Market, where he respect fully solicits the intention of the Public to his superior Manglc, which, for power of execution, ease of working, substantial cutnplct construction, and every useful advantage, ivauds nor'- vel:ed, and which, tipolt inspection, he is confident will be ap proved .11;4.1 universally adopted. DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS, NAPKINS, with all Sorts of Sheettngs, Irish Linens, &c. for Sale at No. SS, o.zford-street, —266 dozen of dainask table-cloths and Lai kiss, the large size damask table cloths only 16s. each, break fast ditto 7s. 6d.-20 pieces of Russia sheeting only 3s. ad per yard, 7 pieces of neat India sheeting full tbree yards wide, proper width to Make up wllleut a seen---15 pieces of strong servants sheeting only i.s 6d. the pair--3 boxes of fine French canabrics from 375. to 87s. the piece---50 counterpanes from as.-20 very large else Marseilles quilts only 30s. each---300 pieces of very fine Irish Linen full 3d. under value. N. B. 'the above goods are tke effects of a merchant, and must be sold immediately for ready money only, all warranted, and the lowest price fixed, but ladies must be particular in the cumber, several mistakes having occurred. The above goods are only at No. fl 6, Oxford-street, second door front Market-street-s--with a few beautiful damask- Table Clotho large enough to dine so people, at half value. . BEAUTY OF COMPLEXIO! • Is the highest embellbh:nent of the human form—The Charms of -- our fair Cou'itrywomen are especially enhanced by it THEcelebrity of Mrs.VINCENT's GOWL AND' S LOTION has been fully demonstrated by Its wonderful effects in removing all Scorbutic Eruptions, and Cutaneous Dis t/rattier orrery kind; but as this incomparable specilic has been )6•01ely coqtqcrfeited, At is an imperious duty Mrs. Vincent owes Asp hert.lf and the public to observe, that every bottle of the real Mewalard'i Loden is agired by herself on the latiel. • Sold by Mrs. Vincent, sole proprietor of Dr. Gowland's M: S. Recipe, at No. 6, Davieb-orrot .Groaivenur-square, London ; by 110, c 00 66 1 1 41 C 0 - )4 0 .16 6) . Osfet:d i etreet ; Rigge, No: SS, Cheap aide; Sntyth, Perfumer to his Majesty,. Now Bond-street ; and all the most respectable venders* genuine medicines in Eu , in quarts Ss. ad—pint't Ss. 6d.—half-pints 9d. • ler To prevent counterfeits.' observe' M. E. Vincent en the label urt ail that le genuine. LOCK AND Skil/tOICAT, DISPENSARY. His Royal Highness the RAJ KE of YORK, Patron. Surron, Mr. Kt sit si A ?4, Member of the Royal College, London. IS excellent Institution, erected idl•-••the public -I- benefit ogainst the delusions of env yricism in this branch of pixdice, has to boast thezureof no less than 3900 patients since tboti, many labouring under the most desperate Venereal Infec tion. 'flee Warrior and highly efficacious plau of Treatment put by Mr. Kiernan, *ldle it avoids the inconvenitmces of pub hc'cluzitles,..gives a certain, safe, and speedy cure without con tinement, injury to the ctisatitsition, or :my circumstances which C4:l betray to the friends of the patient the existence of their dis .e. 'I be ,early symptoms 9f Intection are ctrttl tin a few Lays, and the most complicated f. ms of stt lett I es, debility, ul ceratio:is•dtc. yield in one. half die time Issigoed in other in sti ottani of the same kind to their corarleat removal. The most respectable names have given it their support, from a conviction of it' .tipmrtor advantages, and the secrecy and htnicur with which the establishment is conducted, vie. &riot Le•trint, Right Hon. him : l4 Right HIM. K• B. Sheridan, Hod. Col. 1. Barry, John Latonelte, Eeq, M P. Col. H.ielemtnts, M.P.. and Culanel Walt. Jones, M.P. ti-.... The Su' getut may be consithett by tither see, at his private.boute„ .2:o. el, Lower Charlotte-itreot, Bed ford-square, front 9 sill it' in the Morning, and. front ti till 9 &clock at Night, where letter► from town and country pest paid, may be addressed, when the necessary advice and M edicine will by Sinn; or at v.) Nay part kingdom. • . • . • • • • • s • • • A, ' I.'LTESDAX", APRIL 30, 1811. . BARRACK-OFFICE, 25th APRIL, HO. TO PAVIORS AND OTHERS. sSUCH 'Persons as are willing to contract for execut ing the Paving required to the Barracks at Hyde Park, may see the Specification, Form of Agreement, and Proposal for tbe same, at the Office of the Barrack-Master, at Hyde Park, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock. The Proposals must be addressed to " The Commissioners for the ° Affairs of Barracks, Barrack Office,Spring Garilens, London," with " Tender for Paving at Hyde Park Barracks," marked on the cover, and delivered at the Barrack Ofsce, at No. 2l,Spring Gardens; m or before two o'clock, on Monday, the 15th day of May r. it, atter which hour no tender wel be received. The Parties tendering must name two Persons, as sureties for the sum stated in.the Agreement. . - RECTORY TO BE SOLD. • I'HE NEXT ?RESEN rAT IoN to a Valuable - *SMOKY% dipate b one of the 'Northern Counties —. Applications to be made (if by letter, post paid) to Mr. Robin son, Solicitor, N 0.1.5. Harpur•street, Red-Lion-square. TO COLONELS OP THE ARMY, dr.c.—MCSS-MAN. lATANTED by a steady Man, the Situation as MESS-MAN to any Regiment . , he being a Profeisional Cooh, and in the habit of dressing Dinners in the first stile of perfectiun ; no objection to any part of England; will engage to do it cn the most reasonable terms ; can have undeniable retool'. mend - itions fram the Regiments he has served.—A line addressed to A. B. for Mr. J.Collial, Prince of Wales's Ceiree-house, Con duit -street, Bond-street, will be immediately attended to, and where the Advertiser 's well known. 'Phis day were published, Embellished with a Map of the Environs of Cadiz, and twelve Engravings, in &toy 4t0..E3. 3s. or royal £4. 4s. TRAV2.I.S in the SOUTH of SPAIN. By WiLLIA.M JACOB, Esq. M. P. F. k:S: - Printed for William Millar, Albemarle-street; and Johnson and Co. St. Pours Church-yard. -•- CUSTOBiLIOUSE, LOA'ZIO.V, April 25, Mils ' FOR i*LE, By Or&r etl‘r Hill. she Coritassrearrs,#* his litajrrty'r Coteau, On Monday the f2th s Tues4ty dbe COO, of Apra, Wasloisaay the Ist, Thursday the 91, and Friday the 2d of May, Itl f, at `Emir 9'clis4 in the Atterienzp of the raid Daya, precisifly, . . _ , -i li,the laig‘RoogpsiCiPtests House, London, ' TIM . ' FO \ WlNftqa nefbrfS, • ?Aids - we - al ; lottisiT4rti . 4nantities far shf beatotaieromnintlation of. Ale several Resders,As welt as pfskate Persans wko choose - to he : roaale Purebasem _ - •• , • FM( ExroaTsrterts.—East India Prohibited Goods, &c. . ° nil .Hoisa - consustri - tos. - is `Spirituoni Licinots, Wine, Soy. Castor 011, China, Grocery, Candles, Soap, Talaw, gamine, Indigo, Mother of Vearl Shells, Ox and CEw Hides, Fire Arms, Cutlass Blades, Druz,, Linen -1 Drapety, Sisaivis, Lace,. Co ral and Carnelian Beads, MG ; ther of ?earl Counters, Conchae Stones, Watches,.l.acipered I Ware, GaugsiDrawing‘, DonWs, Porcelain, lstonzed Candlestick% Iron NailsoStrair Hats, a Phaeton and Harness, I.inen, Tobacco, Mats, Sails, Nuts, Deals, 'fimber,• Wood, Cordage, Terra Umber, 'Two Vessels with their Tackle, Tobacco Ashes and Cinders, and sundry other Sons of Goods, as mentioned iu tht Catalogues. This day was publi.lted, price :A. • • NOTICE'S respecting JAMAICA p laps, 1809, and 1810.—By pIUSIERT MATHISON, E. Printed for John Stockdale, Of wfinm 'norbehad(ptter± s Suggestlons•nristing from tbe AthitilOW of' Ott Afrietti Slave Trade for Aurtislyir. ,, ° the Demands of the West - India Calonics with Agricultural Labourers, • Itobart Townststnd Far quhar, Esq. • - SECKER'ii WORKS COnsPLET. E, wrrii HIS LIFE, BY }i LATE BISHOP PORTEUS. This day werepublialted, hanlomely printed on a fine paper„ in six large octavo volumes, price in boards, £s. Ss. with a r fottrait or the Archbishop, -I HE WORKS of THQMAS SECKIR, LL.D. late Lord Bishop of Canterbury. • Printed for F. C. and Llitvington, J. White and Co. J. Wal ker, J. Nunn, Scatcherd and lortrenuan, C. Law, Lackington and Co. 1. Richard's ,n Verity!. and Co. Loorsan and, Co.' Cada! and Davies, Lliatcliard, U. Bald.rin, 'l. hanulton, and Gale and Curds. Archbishop Seeker's Lectures on the Catechism may be had separately, handsomely printed in one volume octavo, price in boards Mc bd. or newly prinrrd iu duodecimo, price hnuiid 4.. 64. CLIAR Or ALL DUTItt. - The Vessels, Boats; Deals, Tlmb. r, Wend, Cordage, Terra Umberi &c. to be viewed at the Tobacco Ground, Rotherhithe. * The 'l'acco Ashes and Cinder!, at the King's Tobacco Ware house*, London Docks.: and all the other Goods at his Majesty's Wtrehouse., Custom House, I.ordon, on Friday the 26th, and 'Saturday the 27th of April, Invent, and on the Days of Sale, from Nine in the Morning to One in the Afternoon. Where Catalogues will be delivered. N. B. Goode heught at this Sale must he pia fir en or- Leftre Thor:- , day, the C3d of aloby next, between the hours of nine • dal in the morning and three in the u fternoon, or the 'deputies made thereon will al.- :elute& become forfeited,.aud thsur_sovls resold at afodure Sale. lie Delivery to commence on Tuesday the 7th of May, 1811. • 1 hia day was published, price tbs. std. With important Additions, dlustrative of the genuine Principles of Rhythmus, THE VESTIBULE OF ELOQUENCE : con tabling a Sketelt of the Plan anJ Objects of Mr.Th,•lwrll's Institution for the CURE OF IbiII'EDINik.NTS, and Prepara tion of Youth for the PULPIT, BAIL, and SENA Tt ; Terms of Tuition to• Domestic and Private Pupils ; Dissertation on tile Na ture and Obje is of Elocutionary &irate; - and original Articies, oratorical and poetical, intended for vaercises in recitation. The Platt and Terms may be hat/ separately, price Is. Also (price Ts) Mr. T.'s Letter to Henry Clive, Esq. on Im perfect Developesnents of the Faculties, tueutal and moral, as well as constitutional and organic. a Sold •y Messrs, Arch, Cornbill; Kent, Holborn ; Mackie, -Gresk-street; and at the Institution, Bedford-place, %here ad vice may he had in cases of Amentia, organic Defects, Ste. SECOND EDIT ON.---This day was pahliahed,,price Ss. THE RIGHTS of the ARMY VINDICATED, in as Appeal to the Public, en the Cate of Captain FOskett. To which is subjoined, the whole of Captain F.'s Corrsispondence with the respective Commanders ta Chief (his lloyal.ffighness the Duke of York and Sir David pundas, conspLUnlng of the oppressive conduct of his Rrelliiiilsines• *be Duke ofCuttsber land, intralso with the OtEcet - s successively cotusuataling the lath Light Dragoons. By HENRY FOSKETT, Esq. Late Senior Captain in the 15th Light Dragoons. " Whitre's the distance throws • " Me back so far, but I may boldly. speak " lit right, though proud Oppression will not hear me r Viesca Pa IS aItVIID. Published by J. M. Richardson, 43, Cambia ; J. Biters, 23, Old Bond•street ; and I. Bell, 148, Oxford-greet. " We must acknowledge that Captain Foskkt hatinade out a case which is more seriously deserving the attention of Govern ment than any we have met with ; and, taking fur granted that what is here *aortal is true, more imperiously demanding a re -Gentleman's Magazine, for March 1811. TBISH respectfully acqu a ints? the Nobility, • Gentry, and Public, that from the popularity of the pre eent'l.ottery, containing Sixty Capitals, all to be drawn on , he • Birth-day of our beloved Sovereign, tbe 'rickets are likely to be come very scarce long before the 4th of JUNE. The Scheme . contains _ 4 Prises .f £lO,OOO seRO,OOO 54 Ditto • 1,000 21,000 32 - Ditto . -,-. 500 16,000 4,060 Ditto of --25, &c. 30,0 0 0 Tke favouri of Adventurers are solicited. at 4, COR NEILL, and 9, CHARING-Cita - SS, 'Otiter4 iii the lad Two Lotteries, 4,,krizes of 4211poo,s0isAte)est Fiftgen Month*, 7 Prizes 'O7 8211,11150, and sr 1104 ora- Pwilt,-acre void HIT. 1313 H. - 7 .-- ; SIXTY 'CAPITAL PRIZES to be Drawn 4th of JUNE. WILLIAM CARTER, No. 8, Charing-Cross, . strongly recommends the Present 1 • SCHEME. 4 - Prizes of - 52510,000 • - are . - £lO,OOO 24 • - - 1,000 - - - - 24,000 S 2 - - - 500 - - - - 16,000 60 - - - SO - - . 2,000 1,000 - - - 25,- ••• - - 25,000 1,000 - - - 20 --. . - 20,000 2,000 - . . lti - - - - 22,000 --- --- .. 20,000 Tickets. ,e 200,000 In addition to 56 other Capitals. it possesses four rweuty rhou sand Pound Prizes. The public are therefore respectfully invited to make early purchases, as Tickets will probably be dearer, and I ultimately they may not be attainable at any price. --- NO. MI, STRAND, REMOVED FROM GLRRARD STREF:F, SOHO. P ATENT SELF-ADJUSTING TRUSSES , warranted superior in Ease and Effect, and th.. full Cost returned, if not approved after any Trial, Wear or Damage. The daily proots of the superiority of this invention over the Common '11144 enable the Patentees, SALMON, ODY, and Co. to offer •i hem to the Public on the above Terms; in additien to which, the numerous Testimonials, from the most eminent and respectable Persons, are conceived the brat recommenda tions. 'Dirac professional Gentlemen and the I'ubl.c are invited to inspect. BAG TRUSSF.S en highly improved principle., and war • ranted, on the above terms.—Hospitals 2 Infirmaries, Merchants, and Captains, supplied on reasnnable.terms. Sold by Appointment, viz. Valle, Cornhill, London ; Clarke, Pimlico; Dawes, Wisbeach ; Harris, Colchester ; Belem, Portsmouth ; Itingdon, Exeter ; *lnclecoo, Taunton ; Morgan, Bath; Rendall, Plymouth; Ducey, Reeley and Co. Plymouth. Dock ; Steer, Penryn ; Woolibeard, Le tester ; Home, Bir mingham ; Pybus, Derby; Lomas, Belpar ; Searle, Leeds ; Wil son and Sanderson, Hull; Gibson, Myers, and Co. Newcastle ; Oakes, Steel, and Foden, Liverpool ; and Brown, Edinburgh. • . RELIEF OF THE BRITISH PRISONERS ' • IN FRANC& Amount advertlied - - - £30,840 9 s Dr. Joseph Donlan - . - 5 0 0 W. Hoelston - - - 1 1 0 W. Phillips, Esq.. - - - 10 0 e Transmitted by Messrs. Gurneys and Co. Norwich. Parish of Thorpe next Norerich,hy Rev. •lo ralbot £l2 7 0 Do. of St. Mary Caslang, Norwich, per ditto - 612 ' 6 Do. of Ay!sham, Norfolk, per Rev. J. E. Cullyer 11 13 6 Do. of Crownthorpe, per Rev. T.l). Ley 1 tO o T)o. of Coston, per ditto - - 0 17 0 Do. of Runhall, per ditto 1 4 0 Do. of Hingham, per Mr. W. Hurnard - -13 0 0 Do. St. Peter's; Hungste, Norwlch,by Rev.C.Stanward 4 6 6 Mrs. Jahn Ives, Norwich - - - •5 0 0 Parish of Neaßogford - - - 8 0 6 Do. of ouhon, urar Aylesham, per Rev. S. Pitman " 3 0 0 Do. St. Peter, Norwich. per Rev. C. J. Smyth 3 2 6 Do. Wroxitani, Norfolk, per Rev: T. Herri n g 5. 0 0 Thomas Preston, Esq.' - - - 33 0 Parish of Ashwell Thorpe, Norfolk, by Rev. H. Howard 2 7 6 Du. Wreatinghatn, - per ditto' , - • 413 6 -Parishes of Neatishead and Horning, b 1 Rev. A. Barwick 2 0 0 'Francini/tea by Mars h , Deane and Co. Reading Bank. At Ailltiorfielt! Chards, per Rev. H. Hodgkinson 4 5 6 At If eckfarldChurth,lay Rev. W. Milton - 68 0 Hon. Lady Pitt, Highheld Park - - 10 0 0 At Standford Churcn, by Rev. Gabriel Valpy 2 0 0 At Sonning Church, by Rev. Dr. Roberts . 18 17 II Parish of Mansfield, Sussex, by Mittilter & Chuschw. 10 6 0 At Elm ry Chapel, Sloaneestreet, by Rev. R Sandilands 35 1 0 Boughton Malherhe Parish, by Rev. 'l'. Hutchinson 71} 11, Rev. W. Nlurch's Chapel. Sheepat trs Batton, Frome 7 9 • X Pa risk of Hardwick and Weuden, Bucks, per Rev. J. White - - - - - 96. 0 Frtsaiesfield.Chureh Suffolk - - 12 10 10 Thryht;rg Parish, sear Rotherham, per Walker., Eyre and Co. - - 12 2 V Admiral Sir Erasmus Gower - - 55 , Brown, Younger, and Co. - 10 10 0 A few of the Society of Friends in the Neighbout hood of Chelnisfora - - - 31 0 0 Lit t le Bac:don Church, Essex - - - 14 5 0 Collection by H. A Harvey, Vicar. and Churchwar dens of Bridekirk, nea r Coekermouth 19 1! 0 Collection by the Rev. Mr. Hutton', in Little !Trough- . ton, near Cockermouth - - - - .4 7 0 Boxford, Suffolk, per Rev. W. F. Bird - - 1:1 14 6 Parish of Lawitird, Else:, per Rev. Wm. Wood 6 2 0 Freon about Coekermouth - - ...10 10 0 *A Wager which had been rather lost than won 1 0 0 'I he Parish of Clanford , O xon, p ar G. Johnson .5 IS . 0 John Green, Son, and Co. lO 14 41 Sh o r e ham Church, Sussex, on the Fast Day i- , 6 11, 0 Dotlford Church, Northampton , p er Rev. J. Slade 3 10 ' 6 0 0 0 Parish of Mekonte Horsey , Dot s %! - - THOMAS FERGUSON,- 1 , Svretary. No. 3, Georp-prd, Lombard -greet: . . ••, , . .• ' • • : .. • , - .. , . , - .........miamii [PRICE SIXPENCE-HALVPENNV. • SALES BY AUCTION. .'" ST. JAMES'S-SQUARE. Valuable FREEIIOLI) F.MISE.S, add extensive PLOT of (412.01.YND, Ring-stt eet l St. James',-square, tifinif g laacivrards nearly to Pall-Mall. By Mr. It 03INS, at Garrtway . .,tm Tuehal, May 7, at Twee+, in 01,.• Lot, • / A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, prising an exten.ive and very ennintodioni In King-steer, Sr. James's-squat e, plztm..d with it Tangs of Ar ail ment* on each Lem, and adapted for the accommodation ed a I family of diatincion, w:t h numerous domeeticDflipes, einbrat i:4 an extent in front of upwards of *0 fret, anti in 11 sti'''nt feet, convertible and 'very applicable fur a politic *Sc.: or iCsti , o • tion, and a most commanding situation fur an Hatel of the fait magnitude. , May he viewed by applyingim the'premises, where Particulars may be had; of Whirs. Drewe, aril Loiltam,'llete-init; at Gra • raway's, and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, gullen-squa:4 ; where a Plan of the Prentivei may he assn. • FREEHOLD, LINCOLN'S. INN •1413.1)5, NORTH htl.M. Eligible Residerne, with Offices Cnach-kouse, Stables, ICc. By Mr. lt0111:4•4, ' At Oamway's, oa Tuesday, May 7. at A DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, torn. -14'prising a onmpact F.utitly Residence, itttate No. 2%. tH) I is. North skit of bassoalninslist-ftelds. c lane In. ‘ t!te Gecortionßod the property:of As. it. it • a ore - Portia al; steetasiee"karttahs• iog four bitty Rotilns is theittit stsi f4ofbr aai r rßait, t wos spatious (bomb. r,. w klieloset Vt'..fer:Clusro,lte: ra o De:..Y. • dug-rooms on ihe cu.+ storey cmontunicio foltlitzilstors,l.bt roomy Stair-rise; and on the ground-floor a ant Entrance, ea celleot Dit.ing.parlour, Library, and Butler's Pantry, 'open lir,' I Yard; convenient Ofirces in the basement tarry;' Coach-hones, 'and Stable for three !torsos. The rensisel . ore in "COSP*C orders • and int m ediate -Possession may betel. May be viewed on TbettJay and Tharsdzy - fram et ten to funr o'clock*, with tickets. • P.u•ticulars on tbt Premises; of Messrs. Sandys and Rourke, Ctone.cuurt. Flt.te-street; it tltrratvay's ; , and of Mr. Rubins, Warwi4-etreet ; where tickets tor viewing. r i may be had. • ' CO M PAC ESIDENCE,..OARDEN ,and LAN-IN:8E1i KS, near WINDSOR, and in the contra .of,the Royal Hunt. Ily .Mr. Ow f4s, At Garraway's, on Tuesday, May 7, at prate*, in one Lot, - ADESIRABLE FREEI'IOLD ESTATE, com prising an eligible Cociage o'ruate . at Wink fleld.row, within six miles of Windsor, and in /tie very of the Royal Hunt, adapted fur tagrareininnada•icro of a Oentle -17141,13... Faintly, or compact lionting-Box, in a getiteeiNe.g:iisitr hOwl, exceint Roads, and rally commiutrimina with the Metro polis; the kidlie ClOatiitii four principal :led-eilambers yid clo sets on the tire Eery, and bad ',MAIM, k 4 over; a nett ruizauct , • library, cating.parlour, and drawing room mt the prn.oll.l ; with a wall-arranged set of evrOluite offices detached ; a Umiak' coach-house, stable for five horses, a lowa - stable,' and other oat buildings, well supplied with water, pleasure grounds, neatly Lid out an planned, kitchen garden and land, containing in all about ten arm, with an extensive right of cottitr.atioulv one mi:e Irons Ascot Heath, 2 from Sunning Wells and Uracknail, 4 from Bin. field, and 26 from London. May be viewed by applyin; to Mr. Watson, Winitfield.row,nf wiliona particulars may be had on the premises; White Hart, Windsor ; Squirrel, WinisSolti Plain; Swan, Egi,am; .11101„ Staines; White Hirt, Colnbrank ; Red Lion, Hounsiow ; Messrs. Knight and Slinibuole, and be Sun, Kingston; Pigeons, -Brentford; st Garr way's; and. of Mr. Waßirichmovei G/ 4 4 1104 , 1 !!'re• • MiId:HILL, HENDON, hiIDDLL.Sts.K. ELIGIBLE RESIORNCP,.., with Gardens, neat Emu Roam. and Richea Mdow Land.— By mi. ko ewe, At Garrawn't, cotl4 Nigt twelveln_kia% A WRY. and ornpatt COPYII -a- ESTATE, id of the Manor of Hendon, comprising a substantial-built Mansion, most hrautiitiliy saner on Mill-hill, We, the property and residence of J. Edgar, Esq. commanding ex- ' tensive ciesis in all directions ; the house is Warmed for the ac commodation of a Gentleman's bully, wJ'ii Offices of all deseetp. tions, Court-yard, with Coach-hous , s and stables, wailed Gus dens, Terrace, Walks, and Plantatioits, a Ile:4411d compact Cot- ' rage, Farm-yard, and oar buililii,t , s ; a dutetle Cottage. with Gar dens, large Orchard, &oz. and sundry enclosures of rich Meadow Land, the whole about 47 Acres, all lying compact to ito r pe... Milk% This Estate forms a most desirable property, within ten miles of London ; excellent roads in all directions ; cheisfal, healthy, and commanding situation. To be viewed by tickets ; Partiztilars may be had on the Pre mises; George, ; ; Lion, and Green Man,•Barises ; White Bart, St. Alban's ; Foes Arms, Watford ; Cranes. Edgware ; at °straw ay's, rid of Mr. Rubins, Warwick street. Golden-square, of whom tickets (or viewing may be bad. MIDDLESEX—CapitaI FAMILY MANiION: excellent Office•, Gardens, pleasure Granada, °rebuts', and rich M e adow 1. 44 4, near (Merl/ Park. By Mr. ROBI Nsi, • * At Garraway's, on Tuastl4yi May 7, at Twelve, In One Tan, AVERY eligilkle FREEHOLD ESTATE , coin. prising a desirable and substantial briciodwilt Family Mites sion, situate in the Parish of 1-iest.ri, mar Overly Park, in this County of Middlesex, and betty een the two great western roads, within ten miles of London, containing in the tipper Stair, a Nur sery, five good Sleeping-rooms, large Closets, &c.; principal floor, a handsome bowed Drawing-rumn, the best Bed-chanshers,Store• room, and Closets; gri,uuil floor, a handsome Entrastee-hall, Breakfast Parlour, Library, bowed Dining Parlour, tapening to a Lawn, Water-closet, Butler's Pantry, China-closet, /cc. detached, a good Kitchen, Brew-house, Laundry—Coal. Larder, Dairy, Wine, Ale and Beer Cellars, a spacious Yard, with Reservoir of , Water, double Coach-house, Stable for ten Horses. Cow houses, Barn, and other necessary buildings; the Pleasure-grounds aro tastefully disposed, and secluded from the road by a handsome Plantation of Evergreens, and fine grown Timber. Gardens well stocked and croiped, wail cluthed with citoice truit-trees, Green house, &c.; the Land is rich meadow, containing in the w:toisi about I2U Acres; In a ring fence, in a genteel neighbourhood, and *nista a short distance of the main roads, where carriages are passing to and from Town at ail hour; In the day. May be viewed by tickets; particulars on the Premises; Red Lion, Southall and Hottuslow ; White Horse, Uxbridge; Post house, Cranford; Waite Hart, Windsor; Pigenos, brenitocd ; Star and Garter, Kew-bridge ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robles. Warwick-street, Goldim-square; of whom tickets for titan; may be hid. TO THE AFFLICTED WITH NERVOUS 1)ISO Wink% A NOTHER Proof of the efficacy of that most ex -11 cellent Medicine, the CORDIAL' BALM of QUrFO which is an infallible cure far all Nervous Disorders. To Mr. Wyrn ER 5, Chemist, Strand, London. Sir-I't Iy wife was afflicted' with a severe nervous fever, at tended with a violeet beating of the heart, lowness of spirits, and a dreadful sick head-achy which reduced her so•lnuch, that she became unable to speak or walk for several weeks, told woe' I frequently faint, and remain fu that statefor a considerable time; ,together >etch a swelling in the neck—aU of which gave way to the Cordial Balm of Quito. During her illness, I had the advice 'YORK HERALD. and attendance of several medical men, who, after tryleg every TO, Bh SOII) BY AUCTION, m e ans h i their power, gave her over as incurable, and I ciliated On Tuesday, May 14,1811, at Twelve o'Clock, at the London every hour would have been her last, when I fortunately se your Coffee-house, Ludgste-kill, London,. (if not previously dist. Balr.s of Quito advertised in the Glasgow Courier, and as the last .red of gy "'elute Contract.) resource, I resolved that she should make a trial of it , and there- • HE L-iv'aluable .COPY - RIGHT end entire Tore bought a small bottle of Messrs. Baxter and Cu. and gave it ( 'atfording to the directions, and, astonishing to relate, before she : PROPERTY •of the YORK HERALD ; also the Types, and all other Materials used in the rrindeg and Publishing of had takenehe whole of the bottle, I perceived a w snderful change for the better, and by her taxing three more bottles, two small : Ike same ' The death of Mr. Alexander Bartholotheit, the late Printer and one half-guinea one, she recovered her speech, and was able anti sole Proprietor of this Paper, wltich ranks amongst the fore to go about as hsual ; and I have no doubt tart that a few more . y ou are a , mot puldiehed in the kingd in extent of circulation and .elsa• bottles will restore her to her former state of health. racter, ha, rendered it necessary to do..ose of this very desirable liberty te publish this letter for the benefit of others—and am, Sir, your obligred humble servant, . concern, the annual profits ef which, serer deducting alt expencee Gla,gow, March 50,1809. MURDOCK M`DONAI.D. ,of Printing, Publishing , and Distributiug, amount to a sum br• ,poiaaion to ' tsetse scion and LI ''ttO, and ,rum its repu:ation and increasing P.S. Further particulars may be known hy : Sale, overflow of .Advenisements, ftc. it may be still rendered safe and certain remet'y Messrs. Baxter and Co. Glasgow. WlT:ivies Cordial Balm of Quite. a touch more productive and lueraimer. for Nervous, Bilious, Gouty, sad llhrurnatic Disorders, town, ss Attetsdant on, and etemeeted whir the Herald, there is a good Printing lob and Patent Medicine Redness, irons Much addie of spirits, loss of 'in:petite, inward &CAT., fainting fits , . t rembhag or shaking of the hands or limbs, shortness of breals, Cousurnp • uoizal emolemeitts are made. dons, and every kind of debility f/relaxation in per-oes of either Further particulars may be had of Mr. Alderman Wilson., by W. wirben. Cite-' or lk:r. Robert Carle, York ; ex of Mr. Mawmar, No. 2S, sex and of every age, is prepared and *old mitt, '229, Strand, Loudon : Ret.il by Baxter :tied Co. filasgow ; P oultr y , t ' lu " 1 ""• Ironside, Aberdeen; Cargill. Senti t .hrilige, Edi u b neg i, ; :nth-, • • e • No person need appiy who cannot advance a considerable suns of moottv.—AU amtiiestions by letter must be pos: paid. bury, Liverpool; liatry,Bristol ; f tchrou, Plymouth; Congdon, N. B. No propositloas to purchase bsPrivate Contract cap be Plymouth-Dock ; Sharp, For:mourn ; a nd all respectable Medi attended to, unless male on or before tLe 4th of May. cue V.endeTh a rtiox fts..ltd. per lasethi. . . , . .... , . . . . . • • ....... • . . _ niedy.